Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 22, 1903 · page 5

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PHONE 15-2. we ARE STRONG ON FALL AND AND WINTER OVERCOATI. 1'
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__ __>_ __ ..._, . “we”- RAIN c0A'rs, $10.00 To $22.00.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

 

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Judge Joseph R. Taylor is still on
the sick list.

The interior of the imperial Cafe is
being renovated.

Judge John H. Light is holding court
in Bridgeport today.

William (lay. of New Haven, was a
visitor In Norwnlk today.

A boy was 1mm in the family ”I ")‘W """Sm’ "f 1"”‘5‘5 1"”"r ”‘1‘” Our guarantee reads: Your money back if you want. it.
John chskl. llrookside. yesterday. buildings and night acres of land.
Mrs. Curl A. nurstroru nrrivcd Ironic '11“. "1.1qu of n... W. (1. '1" 1-_ “1m _.. ”it: w -._.__.. ___,,
$1~\'1!‘.'1l days ago, from Paris. < _..~ ._V wa .- -‘:.—-:-:.~ WH
It1v. Mr. Miller, of Duricn. w|l| l‘lrnrles Ilixbt-e. blast Norunlk, nt :1
limit-h at the lirooltsidc (‘htrtra-l, Surr— “clock. the report. of the state cow 5 E' I EC K & PR'OE
duv afternoon. \vtrtion llt'ltl in New Britain. October
The Winthrop (‘l11b,ot' Norwulk. will ”‘11:, will he 11i\11n “1 Illlfi‘lllt‘l‘llllh: .
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hold a session this evening, in the town
assembly hall.

The work of repnlring the sidewalks
in Washington street, bus been begun
by Raymond Brothers.

No better time to buy carpets than
now, while the carpet sale is in pro-
gress at Road's. See their ad.

H. Carine, clerk at the Hotel Nor—
walk. is expected back Saturday, from
a few days‘ trip to Cleveland. Ohio.

Manager Howard W. Duty, of the
Norwalk store of Comstock Brothers.
is in New York city today on business.

A meeting of the entertainment corn-
rnittee at St. Joseph‘s Church, was held
lust ewning. .0 prepare for the fair to
he held soon.

Mrs. (‘1. Decker. of South Nor-walk.
who underwent an operation at the
Norwa‘k Hospital, :1 Week ago, has
been discharged.

Some newly arrived suits for girls
are so attractin- II]('_\' are given :1 pur-

ngruplr to themselves today in_ How '

lnnd's 11d. Read it.
When you are looking for gloves rc—
l'llt'fllIlL‘l‘ the Boston Store. They sell

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wrc e re s 11 (rug in r '. A ‘ or & ()1' 311 30" :1 : ,

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we 1 rocer c r in "s r e " tie ‘ ' ' -, ° - - - (‘. ,tlt. ‘1-st.. 1'15 -"1 -' ‘ . ‘
town,gbut the arena“ wmfilp‘wmm IS. A little IHVeShflauon WI“ QUICklu discover that for the same t‘. .\l. & S, p._ that: 1: 1111,, 131-13.; l3? “ near and can be bud at suth small cost?
f0 inflation. according to hmdquflrtt‘l‘h- , . (:ol. S‘on'lh” 1! I3 11-} 11-} We make a thorough examination of the Eyes, without cost, and
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ion is the. guest Iof Mr. and Mrs A. t” “On could WiSh (111.111.1171. 111.. limit; 113:; 1111:}; 121911;. Perfect titling guaranteed. 1’ .335, IKE-1;. Elfin
McNallv of ti West Main street Nor“ o “‘11- ' 1“". 5 1": ‘- a - ’2 1: ’
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Messrs. Gould and Johnson of the Ina e appearance. $ to $ 5. :‘ng‘u‘ffl‘ ”5:12 11):,“ 11,33, ‘11:“ 1“
claim department and Cram of the en- - . . i, .: M 'I. ' " 221 ‘ 211‘ :11 ‘ I3“. f1”.-- _,, - fl.
fiLQW$fwit§Dir$Tjggiigge53:32:; Ramcoats of superror qual1tu and stule. $10 to $18 : ion 12:... 1311.. 11.111. .11... 11:11. 111" 11.151111111111111. ,

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A-..rt:ni°1;sa':.ms"au Fan-hats Fall furnishings 11'1“ are 1111 $1. 12:? '11: M" 111.11 11..1..1. '
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that place on Tuesday evening No ‘ . 9:111:11} ”(1);: ‘41; 42:}; 411); 41:); SPECIAL FOR. TODAY. .
vember 3rd. The pupils of the Scuth v So. Ry. (70., 1815 181.4; 18%. 181.41 Long Island Escallopb, 30c qt.,

_ . 1. ., T: a _-_ , -'-“» Extra Large Smelt Native Eels Blue?”

St I. ' flh (‘ It I)! T Pa .. 221/9 231’ 221V 23 ’ 1
Troy? (gigalso‘ocréei: sat?! gains” ebgg; O USES: P113. 71% 72.1,: 7”; 7134 Fish Weak Fish, Snapper Bluea,- Bai-
astlloud aghthe voices (of Ititty men to. S h N Ik T I h C H 32 2 1:. 2 18.11:} pt, 1732/11, :51: 123/ 13:41 mlon. Hardshell Crabs, Lobster: iml_

er. annon se a 1 ' ' - -- 91 ‘ ' C , * . .1 ‘
licking for such a 1:311 10.331311131111123 0“ OI'WB e 6D one d ' ' waalk TCIEDI‘iOl‘IC cal" 44 4 l. S. Steel, pt. 5811; 59% 587; 59!; “ms FREE DELIVERY ' “nut
coming of “The New Dnzzler." at 2...-.- .--. _ _ 1-,... __h _ Wabash, pf., 31 313,; 30% 31% | ,
Hoyt's Theatre. Saturday afternoon alest.C U11. TEL, it}? TI»? I133: T2125 Wu! EguL'NoWR‘m: "k...

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and night.

Howard and LeRoy Montgomery
who have had their cabin catboat
Edith moored near Dorlon's Point dur-
ing the past season. have taken the
boat to the upper harbor and will have
her hauled out in a few days and taken
to Captain Eph. Merrit‘s shipyard in
Water street for the winter.

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Dance Folios.

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This week thirty- fr’oecents. in-‘g
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Wc have a storekeeping principle we would like you
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Violet Toilet Soap

10: FOR A BOX OF 3 CAKES.

 
 

A full line of Toilet Soapl, all
klnds and prices. at the

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Wnlbridnc S. Tt-tt of Yale, formerly
of the Hurstroni 51- two], was 1: Norwalk
visitor last evening.

Willluru T. Raymond, 11 prominent.
resident and merchant of South Nor-
11 11th. spout ythterdny I11 town on it
short IlllHIllt‘rs trip.~Arrsoniu Sentinel.

W. H. lletlnrnro has sold llrtnicl
llrown's farm in Western to Frank (I.
Mailingron. ot‘ Nt-w York (‘ity. The

be held Friday at tho homo of Mrs.

through Norwnllt this morning, enrotltt-
t'1'11111 litrstotr to New York in a large
white stcnm touring car. The milliotr~
nire and his party are following in :1
large lt‘renclr gasoline machine. The
strainer procured gasoline and wutcr
in Norwulk.

 

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

WALL STREET, 10:10 a. 111.~~Op1111-
lug dealings in the stock murlrtt won-
but on 11 large scufir. and the price
changes showed mlxt results. but with
the gains predominating in the. mort-
irrrportnnt stocks. Chicago and Alton
rose 11/. while Aincrit 1111 (‘nr tell u
ptlnt and Norfolk and Wosttrn ’31.

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tItiIlllt‘ from in; 1115.11. 1111 ltcpubiit
Stet-i trtd tlllliltlttl some titttntiorr but
no 111 ilrrltc exploitation \\ 11s fortlrtorrr-
i11g.Sorrrt of the other out .1l slot 11-1
and tho \\ 11411111 1:1111111 soil I1'1\\ -1 but
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TODAY' 8 Duo 'I'ATIONS.

Reported over private wtro or on
plea a Goldscbmtdt Commission Bro
liel‘l. Swurtz & Corbett Block South
Norwalk:

 

 

COLD STORAGE CO. BANKRUPT.

MlNNEAPOLlS_ Min, October 22-—
Thc. Minneapolis Cold Storage Com
parry has filed a petition in bankruptcy.
and John Kunz has been appointed re~
celver, The total liabilities may reach
“00.000 while the assets are about

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[rt NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Vlclnlty.

LET US ENTERTAIN YOU TOMORROW

we SHALL as our: 'ro arrow YOU THE connic'r DTYLDD (0.03
THE NEW SEASON. AND YOU WILL READILY BEE WHE‘RE‘LM‘DN
WILL as SAVED IF YOU BUY CLOTHING FOR YOURSELF AND YOUH

BOYS HERE.

”10.00, $12.00 AND $15.00 WINTER SUITS FOR MEN. THE LARGEDT

LINE EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY. I I
A DISPLAY OF AUTUMN AND WINTER NETCKWEAR AT 606. I

THREE LOTS 0." WINTER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, AT «a PI

GARMENT.

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98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.

 

 

 

 
 

Saturday’ 3 Selling.
SOME NEW GOODS.

Finest Fresh Tub Butter, The best Pork put in barrels comes
price, quality considered, 25c. from this store, 'l5c lb. it you wlnh‘

Fresh Coffee. we think ours is the pork equal to or better than any for-
best. Judge it yourself. Belt Jav. mer's pork try mine.
and Genuine Arabian Mocha at 32c lb.

New Clover Honey

New Pancake goods, Grandma' 3, etc. cemb

Try the new Karo Corn Syrup, 10c
can.

New stock Popping Corn, fresh the but ‘0'“-
goods, now in 101:. l Shoulders, 8c lb. Shoulders are

New Graham Flour and Fresh corn I higher in Chicago. and we will not
Meal. guarantee this price after Saturday.

Lorenzo Dib «1

 

bargain 1

in bottle and

Fresh lot at Shreaded CocOanut oi

 

 

 

 

 

 

EVER Y MAN

is a debtor to 113 profession. An Optician owes to his work the best he can 3
do. A part at this debt can be paid only with thorough knowledge. or opti-’

cal work.
. HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optician“ ,.
Room 0 United I-nk Iuildlno Dom NWIIII. m

 
 

 
 
 
 

5160.000. it is said the company has
been handicapped by the lack of work—
ing capital. The. company will proba-
bly he reorganized. The slump in the
eastern butter market is assigned by - _ - - ; 3 ; : :
Vice-President Mullen as one of the
causes for the failure.
NORTHERN PACIFIC ‘ DIVIDEND.
NEW YORK. ‘Oct. 2.—-—'l‘he Northern
Pacific Railway Company has declared

we‘re brrllt during the two ve years we have been before
the people asking their patronage. Our business has been
builded on a firm foundation of honest grain at fair prices.
We ask a fair share of profits for ourselves, no more. We
want your custom now. and we want. it in the future. and
it fair dealing counts 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.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

one. hour: 8 to 11: 45: 12: 45 to 6:80. Saturn-rumba, 1-D;
Special Appointment: at convenience of patron.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

There Wm only be one. game 0, mark, Pastime, Ragtime, Star

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basketball at the armory next Monday

evening. The Company F first team and Others. . » !
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will ensue the attention of the Wel- co|gman’s

come Hall Athletic Club team. at
10 North Main Street. south Norwalk.

Brooklyn Previona to the game
Svec's orchestra will give a concert AOGM '0'“ A-G- 'P‘Uld'flflt 3390“”
and Sporting Goods-

;md after the game there will be danc-
as.
Deputy Sheriff Peter Doolnn, of

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

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Bridgeport, was in Norwalk. this morn-
Ing. for the purpbse of garnisheeing
some money deposited in a Nor-walk
bank by a Bridgeport man. The deputy
inherit! said the matter was of no im-

 
 
 
 
 

MANUEL T. HATCH.

 
 
 

a dividend of 1% per cent. and an extra
dividend of 15 of 1 per cent. This
makes seven per can't: for the present

. cnlendar year. the February declaration

having also been 1‘19 per cent and %

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

of 1 per cent. extra while in May and
August 1% per cent. was declared.

PRESIDENT DENT ms THANKS.
LONDON ct. 21-“ cable message
has been r elved In London from
President Rosevelt, thanking the Amer-
ican communion.“ and counsel of the
Alaskan Boundary Tribunal and ex-
pressing congratulation in the name
of the people at the United States on
"'1: result at the tribunal“: delim-
t as.

Theorem” LANDING PLAcsaL
DAN FRANCIECO. Oct. 2: .-0rderu
1 with!

penance. and he did not care to give
the man a name. as the matter was of
no Meat.

 

kenoe Tribe I. O. R. M. of Nor-
wilk. will hold a meeting tomorrow
evening, at which httma arrangements
' will be made for tb trlnnporfitiogor
the traveitnl cln Mord
tribe. the Nomlk Indiana will take
the unoe to Stamlord the latter part
3:1: thisI mtfiéh A big deleution wlbl:
e e mm mm ”will
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TWO STORE8./ ’ .1 LOW PRICES.

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