Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 21, 1903 · page 5

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Fresh
ffcrnemadc
Candles '

span Thanksgiving Day.

 

 

 

 

 

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" ' t ‘ _ ‘ ' 1 it's a snap to fit any‘ men In tisdke perfectly tailmd and designed suits. Concave sheulders.
mom 5 narrow close-fitting collars. shape hand-worked to insure permanency. Single and doublee‘hr'ebst- ‘
_. _ . . . , ed mcdeis. fancy mixtures and black and hlue. 36.80 to 325. 1' . -.
5' WW0" 3‘- :, ,.
,5 ‘ *‘ . Sma rt Dvorcoats for Men. .
" — .-‘ ‘ 5 ‘ ' Coats that leave no melt of yours- u atisfied ccat-wise-styie. fit. tailoring better than you‘lbeileve
“cal \ews smes 5 possible at our prices. Your cholee oIlchoice things in black and Oxfords. 44-inch coats. and Iancv
Li A . oi Scoteh effects In 80 and 52-inch coats. halted backs. 36 to :38. '
1111.. 6mm v.1. Mum h” mm. 1! rain -pr'oof ooat locks no different Irons ctherovercoats--but curs differ from others because they
ed from a visit to New Haven. 5 are the very swaggerest styles made-«loud. loose. comfortable affairs. some with the new bolted backs:

Mrs. W. Frederick Ambler will sub-2
stltute tomorrow for Mile Treat at the
South Norwollt Congregational Church.l

—Toques. Toouea. Toquee, 0'Hrien'o..

There will, be a sewing meeting, Fri-1 dOi’bIOS and ‘9" b.“-
day afternoon at 1:30 o‘clock. in the'
South Norwolk Congregational Church.

A regular routine session of the Nor- 5
unlit Pharmaceutical Association was5
held at the Hotel Mohackeino.y yester-5

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from SlO to ’25. ,

no W.

day afternoon.
~:1 lb oh‘op beet 25c. Schaub'e.
The Peoeemdkere’ Circle of King's
Sons of the South Norwallt Congrego- 1,
ilonai Church will meet at 8 Crescent'
Terrace, Friday at 7.46 o 'clocit. 5
«South's sewage the best try it,
Raymond Brothers have signed a: '~r
contract to my . qug'rtbr of a mile of Miss Helen Osborn. of West avenue.
"4 inch pipe for dmm.‘e purposes 0]“ ll the In?!“ of' friends In Nflufintuck.
the property of George H. Tilley. in' Miss Katharine VCrtatgih of Danbury.
Green‘ 11 Farms 1 is the guest of hand Mrs. James M.
~Two “m“ b.3ketb.“ armoryyt 5(Ireagh. 0! M street. NOI'WEHS
Monday evening. 1 -Umbreil aWnes. 0' Brien' a. .
The family gathering in the South5 Specials armadreitiaed at Magner‘a
Norwalk Congregational Church today, and Monday only The list of
Thursday night will be omitted ow- ‘iirticles and their prices appear in the
ing to the union service In the church ad. Read it
in the morning at 10: 30 o',cloclt at -00 Fverstis All New Yorke.
which Rev H B Carpenter wl"5 A report of the condition of the
pieaoh 5South Norwallt Trust Company. at the!
—-5 lb nail but? lard 50¢ Hayes. grime of business November 17. up~5
Have you been there? Where? \ hy 5 119815 in today 8 lame
to William P. Beera' stationery 111.5 Don‘t fall to visit the Boston Stow
to et one of those bargain boxes at t.odiiy it is the last chance you wiu'
ailing paper. The sale only lasts hate to profit by.th& nineteen cent'
three days and thin 11315.11. on. See. his sale which closes tonlghl;

aid on the fifth page .
‘ v-Speclol values in gents ladies and.
-'.'lanie 'ia'tns Tame. at 0' liricn'tt’ 5t-hiltirena hosiery and underwear (0, .
"The Littlg 111m?" elwkrle‘ 15551531! Sat. and Men. M.B Smith & Co 1
manufacture y he 0 ‘ do n
Manufacturing Company: has been qulitf‘ggdl‘yvi'prrett'ige:(figyfidb ”555135.;
adopted I” the Winton Motor (‘ai 7111895851" of a tall He is obliged to corn

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You"Thanksgiv1ng Clothes.

We don't believe ell the gcod dressing should he in the turkey . every nsan ought to be spiclt and

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Here are clothes to snake you son-to make you truly thankfuli appearance. ,

oppy Suite for Men.

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~ thanksgiving triii’smings-nexeiusive sthings in neolrwear. fancy shirts. hosiery and gloves. ccrract

Don't wait until the last minute for your Thanksgiving dressing. the best selections may be made

Rogens. 81 Stevens.

Bucoceeora to Comatock Brno.

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tor the sake of saving a few pennies don‘t buy infer-
ior grain hay or feed for your animals. The difference in
price is pennies but the difference in results hi the good
health and appearance of your horses and cattle A port!
from you will bring any quantity you may wish,
etcry bag of grain. or hale of hay of the highest stand-
ard of quality. and the price is as little as you would pay
elsewhere anywhere, if you could get the same quality.

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Buy Oats That's Clean.
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MANUEL T. HATCH.

 

Company as a part of their 1904 equip-l 5 the “‘5“er arm “I.“ sling

ment and a large order has been pine . , .
cd with the. MeKibbin Company. 5 The thermometer registered 18 tlc-5
grces abote zero in Norwalk at 5: 30

—. 1 n't [to 1 ve our
ortleiam‘setfroly 1.353171111113101 i055r5oc|ock "'5“ morning; this being '5“
ninier tilt with M .8. 318111.313: Co. 555 5 coldest morning of the season.
itobort Stagg. the author of the Well- 00' F “Wu“ 51.5.59" ‘0’“
known song Gorei‘nmént Ownership 1 Fix-Councilman 'A. J. Meeker of Nor-
‘hus Just eotnposedainew song which “H‘- 13 visiting 1" Philadelphia H“
5“, has “5““ The Faint“ That. Killed Wilt! accompanied by MR dlllshtel‘ and
Hiawatha Mr Stagg went to New 5g'tandson Mrs. iterner nntlson
York today to hate the selection pnb- 5 The Helping Hand Circle of King‘s
lishcd and also sting into the phone Daughters of the Norwalk Methodist
gr_apl| 5(‘hurth held 11 meeting last night with
- —Shou|der steak. Schaub‘s. 5 Mm. Frcd (lhiittel'ton. of Union VPRI'H.

Miss N. E. Ryan's aim is to always: —Wc invite speclaiattention to our
supply the latest anti beat at the lowest ;’ iadlea' shirt waists 98c. also walkin-
poesible price. and judging from her‘ skirts 82.98. LadlesieIIeatei-e at $4.50
ever increasing pats‘onnge she is out-.- . sold elsewhere for 813150. M. S. Smith
needing fairly well. in' her advertise i at (in
meat today she calls attention to ant‘W5 The .‘orwalit Flretncn‘s Syndicate
line of wrappers whiclrttie worthy of hold another elahornte supper lautl
\Ulll‘ inspection. 511ight at the hi aln street 1er houses!

——'Two games basketbalh Rabbit and 011101 delicacies wore serv‘.’
Monday evening.

A “long impression seems to haw-5 Read the lid. Of Comatock Watkins
been created in regard to the state & DOW. and see what it has to say,
ment that the ”mot, .iioor would 1).. 'ubout Champion stow eluv. for mond-‘
scrubbed let the company Ddanee. lust his 0110118 and holes in the stove lin-
meningitis it matter of fact Janitor ins '
5.uther Whitnely has the tiger soiuhbed5 -——Shou|der steak. Schauh'a.

More every ance and efore every- Beaver hats lead in st , _ ‘
5 yle. this eta
basketball game 1’1““! 5" "'9 armorv .son. There is a chance to get this must. 5

-3Dr1ng chicken and fowla 14 and fashionable hat iluderpriced at tho5
1th lb Hayee'. ‘ 5 Howland Dry Goods Company 3 store.

it is time yeti had a savings account. 5 398 1111.5

Don't. wait. until next month or next! .... 5
OUR SPECIAL

armory, 511d

 

 

week or even until tomorrow Begin.
to save today. You can spare a dollar5
or tti'o from your earnings, and that is.
all that is necessary to start an new
count with the South? Norwalk Trust

 

 

Company. They pay four per cent. in-
ierest on savings deposits.

—Knox and Dtmlaijerbles. O'Brien

H. Graham. Lynn. Mose; B. i‘.
Booth. A. Katoer,H ..Banon G. H
Opdyke. H. 1’. wastela- New York. .1.
T. Worswoi'thy. Philadelphia; 11‘. E.
Quinlan, Bridgeport; C. 1.. Kirb1.New
Redford Muse: EM. Ayrea.’ Stamford
Conn: .i. i". Auetltt. Hartford. Ct; ill.

‘ S. Cheeiey. North Emilie” Mano}:
11M. Ciono. Englmitl Were yesterdays
Hotel Clifford arrivals. '

-——Special 5 and 100 attractions in
basement. are well worth your atten-

tion. A large varietyL of hit! body and 5

Jointed dolls now on e‘aie for the hell-
days. Big asst. fancy china, just open
ed. M.8 .Bmillll; Co.

'roday 1'1... Samuel menus}; wees. ’

of Norwalk. lo the guest of Mn. Gov;
er’nor assimilation of the P
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15 cent Music

For Saturday and Monday
Tl: V’irllm B H": “St “Jun “”0“.

e ago e ea. not kt
Sweetheart of’mne Aways if. ghe‘
Way. by Chas. K1 Harrie; Show The
White of Your lives the latest coon
song and 109 others. , . ,

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cousin's
“) North Main street South Not-walk.

Agent for A. C. Speuldlng’ e Ioeeboil

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Writing Paper
We have iedeived another lot of Baton
-|lu1|bul Samplé Boxes of Writino Papei.
In this loin-there the boxes valued from

251010 $1.25. Sale Price 200
500 to $5. 00. Sale Price 6500

 

6 south Main street.
South Norweik. ‘

1073.201. and @100 Tablets.
Sale Price 70
Broken Lots, Sale Price. '50

Also”: some of 0111 Own
', Stock rallied 200 to 50s
Side Price .100.

THIS SALE WILL LAST THREE DAYS

IOOKCILLERJT'AHONER'AND cucaavut. - -' '
to Well street.
Norwalk.
‘1.on Popular Pr! ed Fhotograph' St ditto.
. to Main Street. Norwoik. 5
Personal attention given all sitting}. from 10 o. 111., to t p. in. Sun-

CHILDREN

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Rain Boats
8111:. and 01111111.

Children' s 811113 and 01111110113

01181101118 at this store

to chain. It is 1 sire thing in not.
lllllii Milli.

$11-51]. 850 ill 12 11,151.
Hilillfl Men's Suits and 0191011113

1111111118111. best 510. 00 value in 811113.

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Seidlitz
”Powders

Our Seldlltz Pow-
dcro are fresh
and full
weight
We make them
once each week.

25¢ a Box.
Clilfmd PharmaCll

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TODAY "4 WA”. STREET.

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5 WALL STREET 10:11) :1 m-vsniull
l trading and narrow thnngt-s were the
thiiracterllttlc's ol‘ the opening dealings
in the stock maria-t. Gains of 1;. ti
'5 were shown throughout the list.
United Stairs Sit-cl stocks Opened up
1A. and then lost it.

\\ A] i. STRI‘E’T PTI‘Y‘H‘M —l‘ilt cs u"-cit
practically motionless until the unlin-
oi'nhle statement induced a spilling out
of stocks Manhattan. Northwestern.
Tennessee (‘oal Westinghouse Electric,
(‘hesapealre & Olilwlichtwart-k ‘Hnd-
son and a ten othcsp: lost 1 to 11A,.
(‘orn products lefi {Republic Steel pfd.
M. and General Electrlc 3% Colorado
it‘uei rallied 1143.1’iit-cte hardened
again. The clOslng was dull and very
firm.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

Reported over private tens or life
plea & Goldachmltlt. Commission Bro-
kers. Swot-ts & Corbett Block, South
Not-walk:

 

 

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Open High. Low. 11:10
Ania]. ('op.; 38% 38V 38% 3.51;.
A. 0' hr e... um 19a, 1911... 195.1. _
Am. Col. on, 231,; 281/; 281,. 211%
Am. Smelt, “1,9 “1/. 441.4. 441;.
Am. Sugar. “7% 117% 1171.5 1171,:
A '1' e 8. Fe 65% deli; ow, 65
A. '1‘ & S F p 89% «89% 391A, 89%
Ball. £1 Ohio 75%.: .1 ~ 14% 75
Blilyn R. 51”., 38% 38* 373.. 38%
Ches & Ohio. 30% 301A. 29% 296;.
Ch. & N. W 16416. 16471. 16475;. 1647:.
Ch. Gt. Wet._ 1m 1111/. 151;; 151/.
C. M, & S P.. 138% 1381.6 1371/9 1377111
Col. F. & 285. 27% 29
Col. South ‘ 13 1“ 13 13
Con Gas. 177 178 177 178
Del 8: Hum. 155 “ 155’ 155 155
Erie, 27 27 2th 26%
Erie. lat. pf.. 66% one. .6614 661/.
Gen. Elec._ 1.13% 156 {1637,47 155
ill. Central. 129 '129 129 129
1.011. E Nash. 1011‘ 1011.5 mil/101%
Manhattan, 138% 138"“. 138% 138%
Met. St. Ry.. 114% 114% 114 114%
Mex. Cent, 9 9
Mo. Poci c, 9054. hits Ring 90
Not, Lea , 12 12% 12 12%
N. Y. Central. 117% 117% 116% 116%
Ont. t Wet., 20% 20% 20% 20%
Pac. Mail. 26 26 26 26
Penn R 11.1141; 114% 113% 113%
P90 Ole 9331., 1.937;... 113% 931i.
Reading 4091. 40% to toot.
Rep. Steel 775‘ 7% 7 7
Rock lsioiid :1 241,4. 2374. 21
goat. Pen. H 44* 4:17;. 4414
. Bou.’ . 00.. 18K 1814 18% ‘ 181‘
' 80.33.60. pt, 75% 75% 7m, 75%
rm. 0. l 1.. 28% 28% 28 20
Texas Poe. 28 2: 23 23
72% 7214 71% 72% g
71‘ 71s 7. -7 , '

 

 

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this it 1815.16“

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d ' will“ of the City

Print Butter—Our "Clover Hill"
should grace your table because it ie
the finest. 29: lb.

Tub Butterflrehn'isr'y. 2631b.

Eggs—We made effort toil-vs came
of the boot to be had orifice struck on
some this New York State Eggs, that
we will have to get 35c dos. fol“. Stor-
age E0”. 30: do:

Poetry Flour—Beet for poetry of all
kinds because it makes the best cock-
ing with least lard, Clo loan. 5
New crop Molaeoee jun in. Flne.
Diamond Brand Rololnogmcono the
finest packed. 136 lb. oilflhi. for 25:.
All new gccde just in. ‘ c
Also new Diamond Cleaned Currants.
10c.

Oranges. .Fiorldoet :nlce‘.
smoll,1ec“doz; siec’ larger
'10:. I 5‘ .112

“Peanut Brittle. treah,15c 1b., 2 11.5..
25c.

Apples, fancy NF" York State law
wine and Greenitige. this table fruit
Me per peck.

Apples, .hOme stock. It 28c peck,
ElldWlno 'Ind' Greefilnge.

White55Orepee, fine one. 2 lbo..25c.
. cranberries. MM we at. -
'.Orenge and hemcn Pooh.

New Citron. ._ .5

Can Plum Middle: at 10:. ~ *

.Lv.‘

feet. but
‘ a at 28:

1'

-Perfect litting guaranteed.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

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denomination,
loses.

98 Washington Street South Norwtlkc rm .1

bliuei will need

 

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Armcur'o Cannot! IcvgdrONte
26: per con, is o very low quetltth
just new. . .. . .5

25¢.
Mince Moot in 3 lb. folio at Sle
Sweet Cider, the fltiett‘ in the I“.
6: at: 20: gal. Hove mode epoch! '
fort teuhavo a plenty of title .11
pure sweat. apple juteé'l ‘ ,.A‘A‘; .. ,
Popping Corn. fresh I“. sure
10c pkg. an»:
Hickory Nuts 2 7.1:. tensile-r 1' 1‘

. Have a new IMPRWHWF
ty of oil aorta of Note.
Loose Raisins.
Cluster Raisins.
Smell Chéele .Putfilr
cheap. 5
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Canned Pompkin fro
Dudley Pumpkin. 15c can.

1.- JV;

cans for 25¢.

Long. island l‘rurnlpe. _
”west Potatoes, Onions, Celery.”
Fresh lat ct our Padang Ja
Genuine Arabian Mocha, '65
its
New stock of Tea juet ln.’ Try Our-
Peet kind at 14c quarter in.

 

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We jh'cpe to he of good service to the nubile _.

 

is it Worth‘lit

to router from Eye Ache. Head Ache or Poor Vision when re

near and can be had at such e‘nioll cost?
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes, without ..

if glasses are needed tarnish then: at the lowest pooclhleorioe.

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