TUESDAY. DEC.15.”1903.|
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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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When you buy
Lancfiflhndy
you get
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51 Washingtdn St.
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and laws lites!
Henry 1. Smith has returned from” a
visit to New York.
Howland's ad. is brim full of new for
the gift-seeker. Read It.
3 When you buy candy at Lane's
may feel sure you get pure goods.
The Friday .Afternoon Club will meet
with Miss Hatch West avenue, this
week.
Five cents will buy a cake of custile
soap and a wash cloth at The (‘liffoIIl
l’harmaty
John 'i‘ryon has secured a position
with the (‘annon Perfume Company, of
Chicago.
The l). M. Read Company have some
very iniertstlng items in their oil. to-
Ilny. Read it.
LinXWI-iler' s Orchestra has been on-
gagul for the Red Men' s sociable NIIII
Year's niglIr.
(“firm has an exceptional hobby line
of slippers for the holidays and the
prices are IeasonablII.
if you wish to saw many i’Iu tiIcI
holidays. read the ad of The Pub
Cloak and lI‘III Store.
Mrs S. M. (‘antieid of Mcrwin strett,
has gone to Brookivn to Iisit
daughter, Mrs. l.aIev.
You can find many suitable t‘hrist-
mIts presents in sporting goods and
stationery at Coleman' It. See ad.
The will of the late Mrs Ann .losI
has been admitted to Probate M. J.
MI-Ncrncy is the executor.
you
”The Fit, the greatest game of the -
year. for sale at BeeIs‘
The newest styles in leather goods at
the Boston Store I Everything from
a purse. [0 a dress stilt caSe. See ad.
“The Tomboy," positively the mostl
perfect 5c. cigar. 'l‘Iy one.
WIlcomo Strane er Lodge Sons of St.
George of Norwa it will hold a meet-
ing this evening at the lodge rooms in
Main street It
Henry 0. Street. of Darirn. has tnk- P In
en a position as foreman and book-I :1 3i
lIIIIper for B. HI 5: 'hilcld & (‘0mpanI..l I“, :33
of East Norwalk. , fliwi 1:8
The contribution r'cI-eiIed on the’ . ll. 3:4
occasion of the dedication of the newI 7'4 H
organ at Trinity Church, last Thurs. “_2 . ‘ 48
day night. amounted to $80. 95 ”’le
Santa Claus is still making his head- 105 5r.
quarters with H. R. Bulkley. You will liti
find a load of toys at his store selling;
at greatly reduced prices See ad.
Our Brothers' Lodge 1 0.0. F o(
NIIIwallt‘ nominated omtera at last'
night's meeting. The Nation will take
place on Monday evening. December
28.
Miss Helen Osborn. daughter ot‘ Mn.
and Mrs. John A. Osborn. of West}
avenue. is ill of typhoid fever. at her
home. 'l‘rained nurses have been sunI~
moncd.
The monthly meeting of the Build—
ing and Loan Association will be held
tonight. and the members are receiv-
ing the annual dividend at the rate of
six per cent.
Mrs. Adams, mother of Mrs. Wesley
M. NibltIck, is seriously ill at the Nor-
walk Hotel. She is unable to move.
and it is feared that she has sustained
a stroke of paralysis.
Painters and decdrators am hard
at work on the rooms of the Norwaik
Club.
been completed in oil and'today work
was started on theI billard room.
'l‘ristram It: Hyatt have everYthing
in the way of holiday gifts. both use-
ful and ornamental. Give them a call
and inspect their stock. There ad. will
give you Ian-idea of what they have.
Mrs. Frederick Buckley. of West
Main street. who has been very serious-
ly ill of typhoidfever for some days.
passed a very comfortable flight and
is now believed to be ning slowly.
“Jh’st right" gifts to:- men naturally
come Twin II ctore When; men 's wants
are supplied. *Rogers and Stevens‘
have the could
know y {’0‘
it thug. . w
John B‘ehy, of Email
of .
e udI I?” wanna
T.
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dang“... rclooflCD.
"Priing mom on the tear of his cafe in
The two front card rooms have.
M mi; 1118!. they
arctired
moor:
noun Church. ‘ f-
'l‘he Intentions. “What to buy" and
“Where to buy it" are most important
.I. A. llislop and (‘II. have solved them
both for you in II most satisfactory
manner as a glimpse III their big holi-
day equipment will prove.
There Was no meeting I)! the Father
Lights' Society. last night. at tinI South .
Norwalk liaptist I‘hurch, iI haviuul
l
been postponed on Ht‘t‘tilllll III" the re-
hearsal for the (‘hrlstmas cantata.
'l‘he rehearsal was It \’t'l‘)‘ encouruglng
tilitt.
Wllilum MI-l’h-Ilemy. ii.
.I. 0. t‘owi,
.l. WI-stIII'IIr.
New York; W. J. “ill'sit'V!
and wife. liuilaio: G. Ii. Nolt-n. Newl
tlavea. l).(ltli1lli.(‘le\t‘lul1tl()lilti: }
John J. Sullivanyilolylokt Mass: .1. F. i
ltiIIhIIIIbI Spr;iugilcld l’. lilililftll'hl l
RrIIItIm; IIIIe yIIsthIilIlIvs guests at
the Hotel Clifford. |
——The PM. the greatest game III tlIIIt
year. for stile at Beers.’ ;
The merit of out lltllllt‘ pIoIlIII-t oi"
lII-IIltlI food~~0ut “ll.- k- ~1IIII~I sIII'I'Ily lu-
gcttlng popular and llt‘llt'i' known. as:
. we learn that the New England Food
(‘OIIIpany havr orders for and shipped
out yIIsteIdIIy, twenty-two cases of the
tint Rusk Orders for thIIiI Illg.. .Iiivel
biscuit III-II also inIIeasiIII: rapidly. I
iIlI-Ipteme (' unit We. t‘ igats, drllgiItI'
fIIl IIIoIIIa smooth and fIIIgIIIIIt us II
lune.
'l‘he (‘oIIIII-IItiI III (‘ongIIIgntional Ilub
will hold its iIIuIIh meeting t'oI tin-
year, at the Center church parlors.
'l'tIIIadaI' evening. at ti o‘clock. SupI
per will be served at “:30. An ad-
tirIII-Is on "The Puritan Succession.‘
will be made by the Rev. Dr. Frank
l.. (Tonthpt-‘t‘tl' pastor of the First
Church of Christ, Springfield. 1
l.lt’iilt‘llalllIlit)\'l‘l'llt)l‘ lchII'y RIIiII-I'is'
and Andrew F. tlates. chairman of Illt'
. Iepublicau state central coInIIIlttIIeyre-
turned. Friday. from Washington,
‘whither they went to invite Senator;
‘llanua to attend the McKinley ten-III;
ciatlon's banquet at New Haven. .IIIIIII- ;
my 29. Through the I‘Ii’forts' of Senator
‘- i’latt the committee met Senator llnn-
na anti bad a long and very pleasant
[talk with him but w'lIetlIcI he can
come on is as vet uncertain.
' ADDlTlON TO THE IMPERIAL.
Proprietor Carl Schaub Wilt Enlarge
His Dining Room.
l PropIietIIr (all SIiuIIIb of the im-
ilit’llal cafe. is inning plans drawn up
lot the IIIIIItioII oi“ an additional diu-
Railroad avenue. 'l‘lIII IIIIII portion
will replace the present bottling mom
and access to it will be gained by
Imeans of the side dooI .a.-. III-ll ti"-
throurrh the saloon.
I Mr. Schuub has long had this mid-II
consideration and now press of, busi-
ness has compelled him to act.
SECOND ROUND OF POOL TOUR-
NEV.
OntI game was played 'In the second
Hound of the pool tournament of the
Norwalk Club last evening. William
M. iletts. 110. was defeated by w. it.
Baldwin titl, by the close score of tit)
to itl’I.'1‘he score by frann-Is:
Bette, 110. Baldwin. 60.
MONDAY AFTERNOON WHIST.
The members of the Monday Aitcr-
noon Whlst Club were entertained yes-
tcrday afternoon by Mrs. Clarence F.
Osborn, at her home in Arch street.
Norwalk. Miss Lottie Woodward was
. the winner of the first prize. while Miss
Emma Lockwood captured the guests‘
trophy. Miss Alice. Cole will entertain
[the clth at the next Incetmg. the Mon-
day afternoon after Christmas.
Christmas
Presents
IN SPORTING GOODS.
Boxing. Gloves, Roller Skates, in-
Idian Clubs, Punching Bags. Dumb
Bells, Footballs.
PECK AND SNYDER’S SKATES.
Best made at Lowest Prices.
STATIONERY.
Fancy Christmas boxes from 5 cents
to 32. Paper Weights, Penwipers.
Matchboxes. Toothpick Holders, Foun-
tain Pe'ns. Music Rolls, etc. Boy's
two dollar Sweaters for 98c.
\ COLEMAN?
to North Main “mt, Moth Norwllk.
Ann-II is: A; at: wenr- mm
mind WWO. . ,
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Our amt Guarani": Satisfaction or Mcncy lock.
J as t-Right
Gifts For Men
- NATURALLY THEY COME FROM A STORE WHERE MEN' 8
WANTS ARE SUPPLIED. THIS STORE IS IN THE CONFIDENCE
0F MOS T MEN—WE KNOW WHAT THEY LIKE—YOU'LL FIND
lT HERE.
FIRST—FOR COMFORT—HOUSE cons AND SMOKING
JACKETS, OARMENTS THAT MUST BE PROPERLY TAILORED
TO APPEAL To A MAN. ouas ARE SATISFYING IN avsav
WAY. NEWEST STYLESJITo sIo. ' '
son BATH NIGHT, BATH noses, EVERY MAN'S WARD-
aos: Is INCOMPLETE WITHOUT A BATH ROBE, NEW AND
HANDSOME PATTERNS lN BLANKET ROBES AND EiDER-
DOWN, :3 To :10.
LITTLE GIFTS THAT ARE INVESTED WITH CORRECT-
NESS lN MEN’S EYES IF THEY COME FROM THIS STORE:
NECKWEAR. GLOVES, MUFFLERS. DRESS SHIRT PROTEC-
TORS. HOSIERY. SUSPENDERS, ARMBANDS. HANDKER-
CHIEFS, TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES FOR MEN AND WOMEN;
UMBRELLAS FOR MEN AND WOMEN: WARM WEARS FOR
MEN AND BOYS. FROM HATS DOWN.
STORE OPEN EVENINGB UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
RogersStStevens
Successors to Comsfcck Bras.
TEL. mm. 32.2.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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To be It :Iuct't':».~‘.II IIIIIII must be u specialist —«\I'I- :ll‘t:
specialists in grain and that guarantees you the best as A
to quality and price. All our grain is carefully screenedm
all the dust. tint and (hail sifted out. tlivc your animals
wholesome ft)tlll—"'llll‘\' IiIIsI-III- it -~:IIIIl we sell it.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
"neocoocooomoooooooocooo
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
There is nothing more appreciated. attractive, beautiful and lasting
than
A GIFT FROM THE JEWELERS.
We emphasise the advantage In a selection from the two Largest
mos! corttnlclc and up—to-a’aie stocks in the Not-walks.
The adomtacc is mutual. B)- buyirtg for fit); stores and for cash.
'ibe offer you lower prices than elsewhere.
COLEBURN & LAUDER.
THE JEWELERS.
N0. 96 WASHINGTON .57.. SOUTH N iRWALK.
mo. 3 MAIN 51:, NORWALK.
STORE OPEN EVENINOB.
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Now is the time
to buy. Don’t
wait until
too late.
Christmas.
Shoppers
We have a full “110 of DOLLs.10o-—caoooAM58.ME(:t-IANI-
CAL Tovs. sKATEs. CHRISTMAS-TREE DECORATION8,-.HOLIDAV
BOOKS for children and adults. PICTURES, LEATHER GOODS. ‘
WRITING PAPER in Holiday boxes. asc—um. . ‘ . .
FOUNTAIN Pans. CHRISTMAS NOVELTIE’s, CALENDANS nus
CHRISTMAS CARDS In great variety. Call III our new store.
WILLIAM F. BEERS
BOOK’ELLER. STATIC NER AND ENORAVER.
8 ecuth Main moot, ‘ -
South Norwaiig.
A CAKE 0F CASTILE
' SOAP
and
WASH CLOTH
FOR FIVE
CENTS
”illil l‘II. li‘itlllll PHIiiiMilll
The Prescription Store.
All cars pass this store. ,
Night Calls Answered.
Telephone Call, 15-2.
W
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CAUGHT ON AN OLD TRICK.
Fctrfield Man Bit It Variation of
Swindiing Scheme.
A swlndllng game. that has played
itself out in Boston and other metro-
politan places has made several Fair-
ilIIlIi men sud. with the disappoint
ment arising from a lack of employ-
and the chagrin at being
“sold" by a slick fellow who called
himself William Spat-go. anti repre-
sented that be was a brother of
James Spurgo, of this city. and a.
bI'otiIer-iII-luw of the. superintendent
for Horton & llemwuy. who gave the
contract for the new depot. Spurgo.
with all the self assurance born of suc-
cessful swindlcrs, advertised for men
to act as time. keepers at the new de-
pot. There was. good pay anti but lit-
tle work. [‘0 all who sought the po
sirlons. IIlIiI h seemed to be numerous.
he gave pIoIIIiI-Ics of IIIIIployment 0n
the strength oi these proIIIisIIs he so
cttrcti sums of money from several and
told them to meet him at the home of
Mrs. lI‘orsyth. lI‘IIiI'ilIIlIl. where he had
secured board for a year. .At lllt' ap-
pointed time the new “time keepers”
appeared. but Spurgohad gone. lie
has not returned. and those who had
been appointed to the "straps" have
come to the conclusion that they were
easily caught.
AMERICAN LEAGUE MEETING.
CHICAGO, Dec. tin—“President liau
Johnson has sent out the ()mt’llll call
for the annual meeting of the American
Imugue. which is to be held at the Aud-
itorium on Thursday. Manager Clark
Griffith. of the New York American
League Chili. has arrived from Mon-
tana. President Jtlllll‘IStlll denied the
rumor which has been in circulation for
the. last few days that Milwaukee would
probably be taken into the American
League again.
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DEATH OF CONDUCTOR COATES.
Herman (.‘ontcs. a well-known conI
.luI tor on the (‘oIIsoliduted road. who
until a IIIoIIuI ago lived in New Haven.
died of typhoid fever at his home in
New York yesterday. Conductor
t‘oatcs had been with the New Haven
road for twelve years. For the last
eight years he had llt‘t'll a conductor in
the passenger servicc. Recently he
was assigned to one of the through runs
between New York and Boston and he
moved to the former city. He was Vt‘l',‘
popular among railroad men and had a
host of friends who will regret his on
timely death. He was 38 years old
and married.
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. itizlti a. m.—-Opeu—
lug prices on the stock market were
higher than last night. and there was
It considerable degree of activity. The
specialties led the advance. Brooklyn
'l‘ranI-‘it rose 11;. ad Manhattan, Sugar
and SInI-lting about II point.
WALL STREET. 1 p. III.~'l‘hc buy-
ing and selling movements came, in tits
and starts and did not centre on any
particular stock or group. tleerall)‘
speaking, the tendency either way was
not sui‘l'ciently marktal to infuse any
sytuputhctic. effect. Union Pacific was
in demand for a time and touched 79%
but it quickly relapsed into dulness
again. The morning rise in Del in
Hudson. Smeltlng and Virginia Caroli-
na Chemical was lost.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of Ma-
ples & Goldschmidt Commission Bro-
kers. Swartz & Corbett Block, South
Norwnlk:
Open. High. Low. 1:30
Amnl. Con. 47% 48% 47% 48%
A. C. & l". 00., lino 19% 19% 19%
Am. Loco. 14% 15 14% 15
Am. Smelt. 49% 50 48% 48%
Am. Sugar 124% 124% 1241/; "1247/.
Anaconda 78 79‘»; 78 79
A. T. 5. S. Fe. 68% 69% 689A 69
A. '1‘. a S. F, p. 92% 92% 92% 9255
Bali. it Ohio. 791;; 79% 79% 79%,
Bkiyn R. '1‘., 49% 50% 49% ‘50
Che. to Ohio, 33% 3316, 33V. 331,,
Ch GIN. W. 164% 165% 164'“ 125%
Ch. Gt. West" 15% 16 151.
C. M. ESL £14295 143% 142% 143%
Col F. & L. 28 28 27 '5
Col. South 14% 14% 14% 14%
Con. Gas, 184 184% 184 184%
Del. lHud.. 160 160 158% 158%
Erie 30% 30K 30% 80%
Erie,1ct_.pf., ms tag me can
Gen. me 165 166 m m
111. Central 129% mg mm m
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119% i
Slfi 583‘ 58
33 ,
its. 117% 1‘
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ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CROOI.
Officers Elected by the Mcmhcrc oi
Sh crmcn Commander-y.
At the meeting or iIlhIIImIIII ( ommuu-
derv No. 470'. ll. 0. (1.0. held last
Friday evening, the following officers
were elected for one your:
N. (‘..—-Annie M. Decker.
V. N. (‘.——lAIIIisa llomer.
1’. N. C.—~Waiter l. Decker.
W. I’.» erulda A, Keeler.
K. R.—Iflcorgc C. ConIstock.
F. K. ll.—~.lamea Lyccti.
W. 'I‘.~—~iilrIIrett S. OsterbnnlIs.
W. ll.- Charles H. Britto.
W. I. (l.——(ieneva M. Decker.
W. 0. (1.— Mary A. Walsh.
'l‘I'IIstIII-s-—~(chII‘gII (‘. (lomstock
James lchIItt, Susan E. Rosecrans.
Representative to Grand (‘.oInmun~
IlIII'y—{ieorgt- C. CoInstock; alternate,
James Lycett.
ADMIRAL GHERARDI'S FUNERAL.
Buried With Naval Hanon at Annap
olic Yesterday.
ANNM'OIJS. MIL. Dec. lfi.—-l<‘uneral
services over the Iremalus of tilt" lute
Rt‘ill' Admiral llnncroi’t (ibcrardi, U.
S. N.. trIItircdi who died at his resl~
demo in Sirniford. Conn, on Thurs-
day. were held in the naval academy
chapel yesterday. interment was matte
in the naval cI-mctcry. An admiral's
salute of 13 guns was fired as the
I-ortege left the chapel. The services
were attended by the ofilccrs and pro-
fessors attached to the academy. a
detachment of 120 seamen and a brig-
ade of IIIiIlslIlpIIIIIn. The firing party
at the. cemetery consisted of n detach
mom of marines.
(told is the ideal spectacle metal.
Iies.
lino of spectacles and eye glasses. and
It) the features.
CHRISTMAS AND SPECTACLES
it alone possesses all desirable Quail.
The best substitute is but a sub stitutc
II spchtaIle WI aror than an artistically fitted gold home. We carry aI largo
OItATu. . . (
w
ct Beitcvuc.
NEW YORK, l)ec.-lb.-lll
Cluskoy. chief of the Bates
is today looking into the dad
ievuo Hospital Thursday of
of Adolphus llrucket" who $1 '
time a member or t Witch“
meat. Mr. Drucker was a w
mine on her. his interests being in
lab Columbia. Druckor warm
the leson ward of the bowl
sufferinti.l from alcoholism and--
there. The present lnvostintl
brought about by a letter «II i g:
Attorney Eugene N Robinson. Mb
er‘s lawyer. It was written by June
Murphy. now a prisoner in tho
but. who occupied a cot next to
or in the hospital. Briefly
charges that thrI attendants- d
patient with erquent and had y lt)’
pI-rdermic injections of morphine. boI ,
sides an inthnal dose of c wcoflo
known as “suite” and also bolt him
about the head frequently and unnec-
essarllv. thn Druckerdiad Murphy
declares the. attending nurse was
asleep. AfteIwaI'ds the body was hust-
ily taken to the Morgue. and it is
charged the, hour of death was milk ,
stated Another charge is that. though
friends of Mr. Drucker had several
times telephoned to the hospital ask-
ing if time kt‘l' was there the answer
was always that no such erlonI’Was
among the patients.
that when he was brought to Bollevuc
he had valuable jewelry about' him
and that this has disappeared.
No gift is more acceptable to
make a specialty of adapting frames;
HOMER B. HOYT. Rofrcctlna Optician. "ll. ‘
guest.
Room 9 United Bank Building. south Norwaik, coon.
Special Appointments at convenience of patron. .’ .. -
Office hours 8 11:45.12: 45. 6: 00. Saturday evonlnac 7—9. I ,,
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Fine Oranges. large and sweet .................................... 28c dOI. ‘
Good Oranges, small and sweet ................................ 15: 60:.
New Rice, large grain. fine new goods ........... ' .................... 8c
Sperry a. Barnss' Shoulders . . .* ................................... 90 each
New Evaporated Apples ........................................... _.. 12c
3 Cam Good Pumpkin ................................................. 25o .
Cream Canned Corn, 15c; '6 for 84. fin est packed.
Good Peas ...................................................... I109 can
New Prunes ............................................... 100 1b., largo
New Figs. soft and nice for cooking.10c Ib.,3 lbs.f0r ..... . . . .. . . . .; .
Pie Peaches ..................................................... 10c eln .
Sliced Peaches. something tine ................................... ' 10c cln -
i am advised that the D. A. R. will give a Boston Tea Party, December
17th. at which the O. a 0. Tea will be served and a few samples given to elch
I sell the 0. II. 0. Tea and if you are there. and think the too fine. ac,
it truly is. you can get it at my store h ereafter.
LorenzoDIbble
Perfect tlttin g guaranteed.
58 Wall street.
FREE DELIVERY.
t
MONEY rs nor
THE WHOLE
on
.suconss
UNiTED IANK coulomb.
SAMPLE
and
Is It Worth White
to suffer from Eye Ache, Head Ache or Poor Vision when relief is I0
near and can be had at such small cost? .
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes, without cost. and
it glasses are needed furnish them at the lowest possible price.
0. B. JACKSON.
Graduate Optician.
The Brown Business on!
. , Namath. can».
TELEPHONE 1M.
CUTBILL'S
Bridge Fish Mark
SPECIAL
7 lbs Native Frost Fish, 25¢. Button
Blues 5c 1b., Fresh Herring so lb.
,q Green Smelt 12c 1b., Greenport‘ ovum
30c (IL, Dry Esoallops 400' 01..-?!“
Clams and Oysters. . ‘
West End Washington Street ijl
Next to Ferric' Coal Yard.
buts-one has to make money to.
he has ‘lty '
Capable Book keepers. and
raphers are as well compe-
any class of Office assistait). '
you capable.
.3"
Como evenings if you elm
day session.
tattoo. ,I
‘ count on
IstsTIcIATINo MINI omfl‘ "
it is a so “erred '
Norwalk Chronicler