MONDAY, OCT. :9, 1903.
THE spurs NORWALK‘ EVENING’SENTINEL”
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A‘.
Frost: 1
Homemade
Candies
«ouncmuoumum
5 I Washington St.
Local 11th bits
Orlando 1. Allen of 13 Washington
street, who has been ill at his home
is very ntuch better now,
A meeting of the Boys' Brigade, of
the Sottth Norwalk Baptist Church.
will be held on Friday night.
The steamer Squautum is undergo-
ing repairs at the Norwalk dock of the
Norwalk Steamboat Company.
Willis Merritt and Miss Eliza Mer-
ritt. of Greenwich, visited their cous-
sin, Mrs. Orlando Allen yesterday.
t‘hatrics lxcitb. of Norwalk. is assist-
ing for a couple of weeks at the drug
store of II. tilcndenniug and Company,
in Norwalk.
The Public Market have a few more
of those Sperry and Barnes shoulders
left at 8 cents lb that should be taken
advantage of.
l’ortiercs of silk, chenile attd tapes-
try are on sale at Sturtevattt's at pric-
es lower titan the cost of manufac-
ture. See ad.
Tomorrow evening a business meet-
lug of tire Christian Endeavor Socie-
ty. of the. South NUI‘WilIk Baptist
Church. will be held.
—Remember the illustrated lecture.
“Snap Shots in England and Scotland.“
Congregational Church, Norwnlk, Tues-
day evening, at R115. Stereoptican
views. Gibson recital at 7:45.
Charles E, Merritt, of Hamilton‘s
drug store. Bridgeport, formerly of J,
A. Riggs” pharmacy, Norwalk, was a
visitor in town yesterday.
A meeting of the Farther Light So-
ciety will be held this evening in the
South Norwalk Baptist Church. Miss
Lottie Doty will act as leader.
Wednesday afternoon there will be a
meeting of the Latlies' Association of
the South Norwulk ‘Buptlst Church.
Mrs. Lewis Doty will be leader.
Gloves for every one at Road's. All
reliable makes both from over the
seas and the domestic factories, are
reun'csentcd in their stock. See the, ad.
Miss Margaret Magucr, who but
been a nurse in the Nouralk Iloslct-rl
for some time. is to leave that insti-
ttttlon shortly anti act Ill the future as
a private trained nurse.
Charles Larmer. of Norwaik, has se-
cured a position In a New Haven drug
store. Mr. Larmcr has made appllcte
tion to take the examination for the
state license in December.
A lot of nice flanneliettc garments
have arrived, just in time for the con.
weather. at N. E. Ryan's. inspect
these garments. you will surely npprc‘
ciate them.
Harold Glendenning. tlte well-known
N01 walk drugglst. began a two weeks"
vacation today, which he is =pending
in Ridgefleld. Mr. Glendcnning wilt
probably do considerable hunting.
Miss Hendee. who Is to conduct the
Plyhymia entertainment of the Girls‘
Friendly Society. of St. Paul‘s Church,
Wednesday evening at Hoyt's Opera
House, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D.
C. Nash, of North avenue.
——The only place in the Twin Cities
that you can buy new hard moulded
Pltonograph and Graphophone records
utf.’ 5c each. F. E. Lockwood&Co. 39
Wall street.
Would you like to have a grapho
phone among your possesaions? The
Columbia graphophone is brought to
the easy reach of every person whc
reads today's advertisement of the
Iiowland Dry Goods Company.
Owing to the severe rain storm or
Saturday last the Boston store have de
cidal to continue their opening sale to-
morrow and Wednesday. Read thelt
ad, it contains a portion of the numer-
ous offerings they have placed on sale
at startling prices.
W. B. Unholtz, Louis Price. Alfred
Hopkins and Mr. Caney went back oi
(‘ockenos Island at 2 oclock this morn-
ing in Mr linholtn's bpat after ducks
They did their shooting about daylight
They report that the flight of ducks
has not been very large as yet.
Clu tdo Whitney will go to New York
tonight to take part as end man in a
theatrical company in Brooklyn Music
Hall. Then he will take a through
train to Danbury, where he will take
part in a concert to be given by a
newly organized orchestra, In that
place. Mr. Whitney in one of the best
bone artists on the stage today.
Two weddings are announced to take
place in Greenwich, Wednesday, In the
afternoon bliss Clara Belcher Mend.
daughter of County Commissioner and
Mrs, Whitman S. Mend, will bemme
the bride of Frank V. R. Reynolds, In
the evening Miss Lucy Merritt Walsh,
daughter of Judge and Mrs. Robert J.
Walsh. will be married to Walter Todd.
Both will be home weddings and Rev,
J. H, Se‘den, D, 0., will oflclnto in
each instance.
The short sighted girl who wean
glance: my not be vain, but she
knows the looh'bctt’u with than.
Wohnvoitutlddodtowotockl
'.ieotlnemtloury. Gunmetal
Howard Bell. of New Haven, II In
town.
The atltelctlc association of Brown's
business college will ltold a dance Fri-
day night at the artnory.
Lewis llttrkctt who is studying at
Brown‘s business college spent Sunday
at his hottte in‘lt‘alla Village.
Iiugh Monultun. who has been under-
going trcatutcnt at the Not-walk Iioapl-
tal, left the institution this morning.
The Rev. B. J. Phillips, of I’lttstield,
Mass, preached at the llcrkclcy street
chapel. lust evening. The Rev. C, N.
A. I’ooly assisted In the service.
Long island cscnllops, :40 cents quart
at Cutbill's Bridge Market. lie also
has a fresh supply of ntill pottd oys-
ltrs. hard shell crabs, cloths and all
kinds of Iislt.
The members of the Friday After-
ttoott Club, will meet with Mrs. George
H. Kendall. 57 I'llmwood avenue, on
Friday, October lWl’llly'lIlIl‘tI, at half
past three o'clock.
llttrry Burr, a graduate of the school
of telegraphy at the Brown Business
College. has been placed in a position
with the New York, New Haven attd
linrtford railroad at Saugatuck.
Several of the closed cars of the
West avenue. litre have been taken to
the Bridgeport repair shops of the Con-
necticut Railway and Lighting Com—
pany. and given a coat of yellow paittt.
Mr. and Mrs. George id. Barber and
Miss Barber came to Norwalk by auto-
mobile yesterday, and were guests of
ex-Mayor and Mrs. George B. Buxton.
Mr, Harbor is president of the large
pin company in Derby.
Secretary George IE. Curtis. of the
Not'wulk Yacht Club. battled bis sail
boat out today at (‘aptaitt Fowler‘s
in East Norwnlk. Mr. Curtis sailed
the. boat up from the yacht clttb in
record breaking time this morning
The Brown Business (‘ollege is the
scene of business being |n»=rfortucd a.-
prospcrous business houses demand.
That is why their grttduatm rcceivc
lttcrntivc positions, If you want to
know more. :tsk by mail, phone, or
call,
John (lorbnm, of Wilton, was opt-rat-
ed on at the. Norwalk Hospital this
morning by Dr, (‘olcy and asdstant.
of New York, and llr. Willltttn .I. 'I‘ru-
ccy, of Norwalk. The opt-ration was
entirely successful and it is thought
that the patient In doing nicely.
The Rev. leorgc l). Egbert gave the
second of his series of talks on the
Highways and Byways of London, last
evening at the Norwnlk Congregational
Church. There was a large congrega-
tion in attendance last evening. ills
subject for the evening was "It‘or lrc-
land's Sake. An Afternoon in the
House of Commons."
C. H. Van Wagoner, Detroit, Mich.'.
Miss Roltr, New York; Miss Hulda
Roltr. Baltimore. Md: .1. A, Brennan.
Louis ch‘l', Boston .1, I“, Godiilol, West
port; B. ii. Bow'en, G. ii. Ncuton. Sata-
togn; W, [1, Parks, Louis N. Moss, W.
H, Hall, A. W, Pratt, Miss Waterbury,
New York; George Brooks attd wife.
Hartford: Mrs. Ada A. Lawton. Brook-
lyn; .i, G, Sutherland and family. of
Stamford:- Mrs. Swords. South Nor
walk, were guests Saturday or yes-
terday at the Hotel Clifford.
The rich poor men. whose apparent
wealth is a cover for their folly, are
tot more happy than the slutplc, utt-
'ortunatc, poor people who live truth—
tul lives. Display managed by bor-
rowing and living beyond income, by
tutking liypoerisy tltcs igu of prosper-
ity. brings troubles of its own which
tlmost inevitably tnd Ill rttin. The
.‘lch poor men are welcome to their
Iccclts, 'l‘bcy constitute an eccentric
type that is peculiarly suited to the
sallles of satire and which may afford
"onsiderablc cntcrtaiumcut to lll(
American pttbllc.
Examination of the pupils in tin
public schools of Boston has shown
‘hat neatly all the children enter
school with normal eyes, In the high
\r grades one-fourth are found to be
myopic. and in the colleges from sixty
to seventy per cent. are said to be thus
affected. In other words, near-sighted-,
ness increases steadily from the pri-
mary school up-ward—a bald state-
ment of fact which makes evident tbt
necessary of every possible care.
Casey—“Sure they did he tellin' me
that Big Molke Monahnn wor knocked
down he an automobile, yisterday:
here any bones broke?"
Conley—“Trotb. an' there wor: th’
owner av th' devil-wagon got his nose
broke th' chawfer got his nose broke.
and Big Molke broke th‘ sicon knuckle
of his rotgbt fist!”—Puck
Seventh Five Cent
Dance Folios.
This week. th {rip-flee cet ts, in-
:luding the Crown.Ham’s, Wet-
nark, Pastime. Ragtime. Sta-
md others.
Coleman's
10 North Maroon-m, south Norwllk.
Agent for A. G Spaulding’ | Baseball
M
and Sporting
an: m .vuuutts
8 a Fm A
Bur Brut Guarantee: Satisfaction or Money Back.
*
The Best Rain Coats.
Nobody questions the usefulness of the Modern Rain
Coat; but there is a question about the quality of many so-
called rain-proof coats.
Here are coats of black. oxford and light-colored cloths,
made perfectly wet-proof and wind—proof. that fit perfectly—
long swagger garments. tailor-made with wide shoulders and
graceful lines.
Can‘t ailord one? Only $to. $12, $15, and $18 for coats
that yield long service in all sorts of weather. You ought to
have one.
They come in light, medium and heavy weights, and take
the place of top coats and winter overcoats.
What do you say to a smart Tailor-made Suit with con-
cave shoulders, fit per fcct: shape stylish and permanent; cost
$10 to $23?
F all Hats, Shirts, Neckwea r, Hosiery and Underwear.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 322.
NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 44-4.
We have a storcltccpiug principle we would like yotl
to get better acquainted with. It's a business ”character"
we've built during the twelve years we have been before
the people asking their patronage. Our business has been
builded on a Iirnt foundation of hottest grain at fair prices,
We ask a fair share of profits for ourselves, no more. We
want your custom now, anti we want it Ill tltc future, and
If fair dealing couttt s for anything we will get it too. Let's
get acquainted. it won't cost you anything to learn our
methods.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
’ pics I: Goldschmidt. Commission Bro~
P‘\ .m /’——“\, ' .
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I'WO STORES. LOW PRICES.
ENGRAVING.
Engraving in all m branches. Woddinn invitations.
Annodnoomonts. and Calling Cards. Bias and Stamp-
ing at prions to suit 'ovorybody.
styles always on hand.
WILLIAM P. BEERS’,
BOOKSELLER. STATIONER AND ENGRAVER.
1 South Main street, 49 Wall street,
South Nor-walk. Norwalk.
PHOTOGRAPHS
CHILDREN
rheuld now be maria.
—DO NOT DELAY-
It to to o risky. . -
HEALTH PH OTOGRAPHS
In tho but.
‘ JACKSON’S STUDIO.
NEW STYLES. LOW PRICES.
53 Wall Street. Oppollto Hotel Not-walk.
% . Lcwls' Popular Priced Photograph Studio,
ll Main Street. Nor-walk. .
Personal attention given all sittings, from 10 a. m., to l p. In. San.
days 10 a. m., to 1:30 p. m. Children's phOtographs a. specialty,
EVER Y MAN
‘13 a debtor to his profession. An optic. inn owes to his work the best he can
do. A part of this debt can be paid only with thorough knowledge of opti-
cal work.
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optician.
Room 0 Unmd Bank Building South "walk. Conn.
Ollco noun a to 11: 45; ':i2 45 to 0:80.81turdny awnings, 14.
Special Appointments at convenience of patron;
NO. 2 Nut Dollverl‘odat 185.90 a Ton.
All Other Size,- In Stock at $6.25,
dollVorOd; ‘
Samples of the latest
. fountain.
Violet Toilet Soap
10c FOR A BOX OF 3 CAKES.
A full line of Toilet Soaps, III
kinds and pt-lcol, at tho .
Clifford Pharmacu
PHONE 16-8.
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TODAY iN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, October Ill—Ji‘hc fail—
tire of the Maryland Trust Company of
Baltimore. caused a weak stock mar-
ket today. Liquidation was general,
but the decline in Baltimore and Ohio
and Southern Railway old. was attrib-
uted directly to selling Induced by the
failure. These stocks, United States
Steel. pill. and Amalgamated Copper
were notably weak. bttt losses of 11742 to
over 2 points were quite general dttring
the first hour. The industrials were
conspicuous ill the decline, also. Sell-
lug by foreign houses, owning to the
renewed uneasiness over the far east-
ern situation and the financial condi—
tions ltt Longou aggravated the weak-
ncss.
WALL S’iRRlC’i‘. 10:10 a. ttt.—~'l‘hc
London market was depressed by re-
newed apprehension over tltc liar
I} astctn otttloook, and the financial sit—
nation. ()pt-uiug ptices Ill tlu stock
market there fell back sharply Ill re-
sponse and there were large blocks of
many leading stocks thrown upon the
market. Declines of l to 1% were re-
corded by Pennsylvania, New York
Central. Baltimore dz Ohio, Southern
Pacific. Rock island. Canadian Pacific,
Union Pacific. Atchison, Southern Rail-
way, pfd., Amalgamated, lTnitcd States
Steel. pfd.. American (‘ar and Tennes-
see. Coal,
NEW YORK. Oct. 19.-Wall street
I p. ln.——A few stocks rallied in the
neighborhood of a point. notably Sugar
and l'nited States Steel pftl. Othertht
prices were, not essentially changed
front the noon level attd business wa:
very dull. General Electric lost 'I.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private won or Ma
REFS, Swnrtz 8t Corbett Block, South
Norwaik'
Open. Iiinlt. Low. 1:30
Amal. Con, 381.3 11834. 8113/. 7%
A. (i. Kr F, C0.. 21 .‘l 19 20
A. C. & F, pf.. till GR till (‘17
Am, 1.011),, 1313;; 13%; 127’s 13‘4’.
.tm Smelt-.1111 till... 3911;. 3911,.
Am, Sugar, 112‘; 1121.. 1101/2 1113‘s.
Anaconda, 115%. (15-1; 635}; 653:.
A. '1‘. It. s. R, MW, any. not, 6.3%
A. 'I‘, & S. I“ . 11, SS till; 8784; 87%
Ball, & Ohio, 7455. 74"; 731.1 737..
llklyn R, T., 3:114 33‘“ 32% 32%
Cites. & Ohio. :10 till. 29% 29%
Cb. & N, \\',. 158‘s} 138”. 158 158
Ch. Gt, West, 1-11,; it“s. 14% H”;
C. M. St S l’,, 137-33 1373; 1363/. 137%
Col, South, 121,; 12‘3“ 12V. 12%
Con. (Ins. 17314, 173% 173112 1731/;
Del, & IIlltl., 15154 154716. 152534,
arse, 27:14 27-14 2719 27%
Erie, lst, pf.. till till 66 66
‘ucn. Rice. 1173'. 1le}; 146% 146%
III. Central, 1297,. 1311 12971. 180
Lou. & Nash, Ilil Nil 98% 99
Mei, Si. Ry,. 10-1 104 103% 103-33
\icx. Ccnt.. 1014; ms. in 10
M. K. a T., 16 it; it; it.
Mo, Pacific, 901,1 90% 877,. 391.4.
N. 1’, Central, 117 1171,.“ 11.21 11611,.
Not‘. 6': West. it? 57 56113 56%
Out. & West, 20% 120-11 20% 2034,
Fee, Mall, 19% 19% 19% 19%
Penn, RR, 1183;; 118% 117% 1177/.
Fee. Gas, 91% 91% 90V; 90%
Pres. S.Car. 30% 30% 29% 29%
Reading, 46% 46% 45% 4574.
Rep. Steel, 81,4; 8% 8 8
Rock Island, 24%- 24'it. 23% 24
Rub. Goods, 11 14 14 14
South. Pac,, 41% 41% 401/. 40%
So, Ry, Co., 18 18 171$ 17%
Tenn. C. & I.. 7314, 731/; 71% 72
Texas Pac.. 22% 23% 22 22
Union Pac.. 72% 7214. NW. 71
U, S. Leather, 7 7 7 7
U, 8, Leo. pf.. 75%
U. S. R, is C.. 5%
U, S. Steel, 13%
U. S, Steel, pf.. 62
Wabash. 17%
Wabash, pf.. 30%
West, Un. Tel., 82
Wis. Cent, 16
82V-
16 153/;
81%
15%
Dr. S. Weir Mitchell has spent his
summers at Bar Harbor for more than
10 years, arriving early in July and re-
mains until cool weather. Though
he is not given to attending many of
the social functions, for which the isl-
and city is famous. he takes much
pleasure in strolling about the village
and conversing with those he meets.
One of his favorite resort: is a local
drug store. where he spends mttch time
reading the papers and magazines and
conversing with friends.
One foggy day. when the wind had
been from the eutrfor- a week. Dr.
Mitchell complained of indigestion. and
asked the clerk to give him a prepara-
tion of carbonate of code In water, No
sooner had he swallowed the dose than
he made a wry face and looked ro-
nronchfully at the man at the soda
“I mixed the some amount for you.
doctor," said the Ibo-had clerk, "that
you prescribed for Ill-u. Blank when
she sent for you in I hurry. She said it
cured her right away, and i supposed
what was good for your patients wu
good enough for you."
"Very good logic." replied the doctor
with a shudder, “but In, Blank ban a
stomach of steel, while mine is rather
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0111' Judgment' is Endor ‘ '.
By the Boot Drooood Mort In thin
Vicinity. .. -_l «g
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THE NEW SEASON, AND YOU WILL READILY GEE WHERE MONIYL
WILL BE SAVED IF YOU BUY CLOTHING FOR YOURSELF AND YOUR
BOYS HERE.
WE ARE STRONG ON FALL AND AND WINTER OVERCOATI-
RAIN COATS, $10.00 TO $22.00.
$10.00, $12.00 AND $15.00 WINTER SUITS FOR MEN. THE LARGIOT
LINE EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY.
A DISPLAY OF AUTUMN AND WINTER NECKWEAR AT 50c. ‘
THREE LOTS OF WINTER SHIRTS AND DRAWERC, AT WPIRJ
GARMENT.
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Our guarantee reads: Your money back if you want it.
SELLEcKa'PRtOE.
98 WashingtonIStreet. South Norwalk.
Saturday 3 Selling
SOME NEW GOODS. ’ f
The best Pork put in barrels com»
price, quality considered, 25c. from thil store. 15¢ lb. If you with
Fresh Coffee, we think our: in the pork equal to or better than nay fnrv'
bent. Judge it yourself. Belt Java mer‘n pork try mine. ’
and Genuine Arabian Mocha at 32c lb. New Clover Honey In bottle “a
New Pancake goods, Grandma‘ I. etc. Icemb.
Try the new Karo COrn Syrup, too
can.
Fluent Frclh Tub Butter, bargain'
Fresh lot of Shredded Cocoanut of
New stock Popping Corn. freshiu‘e belt sort. .
goods. now in,10c. Shoulders, 8c lb. Shauldero are
New Graham Flour and Frcnh Cornlhlqher In Chicago, and we will not
Meal. ; guarantee this price after Saturday.
LO ran
to suffer from Eye Ache. Head Ache or Poor Vision when relief Is so,
near and can be had at such small cost? ‘
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes, without contend
it glasses are needed furnish them at the lowest possible price. -~ ..
m1
Perfect fitting guaranteed
0. B. JACKSON.
' . Graduate Optician.
58 Wall Street.
LONG ISLAND ascALLoeo, foo. t
f on: mu. POND overnns, HAno .
3,...” SHELL cans.
” ALL KINDS or FISH nun cums-
FRESH ARRIVAL DAILY.
FREE DELIVERY. ‘ .
Woof End Washington Street Bridge.
South Not-walk. Conn. ~~ '
There is a Blanket or Comfortable need now is the tinie 'to till it. as
prices of wool and cotton are going up. Prices will not againlbe so low. bone ‘
of the special lots will be sold out later,
there‘s nothing like the first pick anyho w. This Blanket and Comfortable Solo -
of our: this week is of great importanc e as a money saver. , ‘ , ,
104 WHITE OR GRAY BLANKETS AT 45c, 69c anneal: _.
11-4 WHITE 0R GRAY BLANGETS A 'l‘ 98c T0,“.00 ,
11.4 CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANKETS, 83.60 T0 “.00
EXTRA LARGE COMFORTABLES WITH BEST WHITE COTTON “ "‘l ' ‘
FILLING, FROM 81. 50 TO 88. 00 ‘
We ordered these goods several months ago and the prices are fully 00,
per cent. less than you can buy same qualities for later in the comb.
Funeral Directch and Etnbaltnemh. ' , .
12 North Main Street, -\ South Norwalk
delicate, Pleuo remember, John, when
It in for mo.”
flog-t with a gator. of Imp-um.'torotn. Youwnnttnhownou—ooukuby-ut. ‘pbuodriolvt.
”.m-Montlaotfornnypf
[Ink to take I prescription on the loot. ltio .
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We haven't graduate- calcium to an the van-did placed it“?
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LET US ENTERTAIN YOU TOMORROW ' ' ~ ‘ .,
WE SHALL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU THE CORRECT BTYLIC, FOR .
the variety will be smelled Ind . ‘
Norwalk Chronicler