Evening sentinel, Friday, February 5, 1904 · page 4

 

 
 
 
 

Home Made
Chocolates arid
Ribbon can

at :jt
Lane's

 

 

 

 

liittil’iliiifltilé‘s.

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William Rice .,.the stations. Iii
busy with IIIV I15; today at his
walk store.

“New goods arriving daily. Stabel
practical hatter. ”Smith's clear store.
Mabackcmo block

Announcement is made in today' s is-
sue of the FM)! filling of dinner-
wurc at Rt-atl'a. See the ad.

~ Goodrich Food is so different from
all other odrolli ydn' will like it. 10c
all leading grocers

Mr and Mrs. .11. Marvin of North
Stamford that! rat visit to Mr and
Mrs. Henry Johnson at West Norwalk.
on Friday. ‘

-—Six lbs. Fresh or Corncd l’latc or
Brisket, 25c: Fresh fork,10c Hayes ':

 

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Starts

Thoy' re oh. "—Prlcos on good

abouts. liarly buyers get the beat.

LOT N0. 1--

NO SHODDY, AND Tfll WEAR IS

L0 T. N0. 3--

LOT N0 33--

WELL TAILORED AND PERFECT

-L0f N0. 4--

STRIPE WORSTEDS

SOUTH NOR

 

 

Our Twice -a- Y

you want to get into some of those good bargains
()nly fotrr lots-40hr prices—abut tho wldcat variety of fresh patterns to choose from you ll tiiul horo-

THE BEST WORK TROUSERS MADE TO SELL RESULARLY AT 82.00 ANDS2.60. NOT ALL WOOL.
IUT GOOD WOOL AND GOOD COTTON MIXED,

A FINE LOT OF FINE BUSINESS TROUSERS.
STRIPES AND MIXTURES, CUT TO FIT AND HANG RIGHT.

HANDSOME DRESS TROUSERS MADE OF FINE STRIPED WORSTEDS AND FANCY CASSIMERES

OUR FINEST HAND-TAILORED DRESS TROUSERS OF SELECT PATTERNS IN HIGHEST GRADE
WERE $5.;09 NOW

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Every-man has a share In the ac bargains-w
Suits and Overt-oats at Red Tag prices add to the attractions of tlic store tliesc days,

Rogers St Stevens,

Successors to Cor‘hstock Brothers,

 

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ear
Trouser Sale

Friday, February 5th. ’ ‘

Trouser! Ire 'le' oil from regular lt‘ it our regular twice-a-ycar attic, anti

of course.

TH ERE.
S'a48'a

IN FANCY CASSIMERES AND WORSTEDS.
BEEN ASKING 83.00. NOW

$1.98.

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FITTING. WORTH FROM 83.60 TO “‘00: SALE PRICE is

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\vc can fit any sizc or siiupc of man or young Illilll.

 
 

 

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Friday and Saturday. ,

Oi'l' POUND BOX
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FINE
MIXED CHOOOLA res.
25¢. '

'l‘HlIilll‘illlillPlhlliliilil _"
The Prescription Store. '

All cars plea tha door.
Night Calla Answer-ad.
Telephone Call. 15-2.

 
 

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TODAY IN WALL STREET.

NIIW \‘tlitK, l~‘cb. b.——Tlic drop in
cotton prices was continued today soon
after the market opt-nod. ‘ At first the
tone was fairly steady. bill before 11
o‘clock a selling movement began and
the May option sold at 14. a decline of
I20 points. or a cont @ one-fifth per
potmd since yesterday. The selling
was so heavy that thc markct seemed
It) be completely dcluorniized. July
:toltl shortly after 11 o'clock at 14.313 a
dcclirrc of more than a cent a pound
:iince yciticrdny

There was a sudden rccmery after
thd scliing parrlt had lasted about half
an hour and Mat ran up fifty points
The rally did not holtl, however, and
May fell back 30 points again to 11.20.

WALI. STREET. 10:10 it. iii-Open-
ing plrccs in stocks today were slight-

 

WALK TE}. CALL 32-2

 

Mr anti Mrs. ‘E
New Bedford, Mat
guests of Captain John Benedict,
Belle Island.

——Merwln's hams 121,“. Schaub's.

'l‘liere'll be many days yet to wear
winter coats. Rare bargains are, to bt.
foiintl In all winter wraps at flow-
land's. Snead. ' ’ '

~Soft Hats and Cape at O‘Brien's.

The Hotel Clifford entertained soror-
al guests, last night, from New York
who came up to see the production or
"l’aralval." at Hoyt'it Theatre.

~l’erfect ilt.‘ quality and style guar-
anteed in my 83.00. 83.50 and 84.00 soft
and stiff hats. Which I am now selling
for 82.00, 82.26 and‘82.60. Stabel, Ma-
hacltemo block.

Keep your feetdry and you may saw.
a doctor's bill. A gdod heavy pair 0
walking shoes-are what you want it
wear three days. Glover's» the place.

—1.enox Soap 3c bar, F, I). 1. 8r Co.

Hubert S. Mitchell. rated 75, and W.
it). Matthews, rated 55, played a tic
game in the contest- forthe second (‘Ilt
at the South Norwalk Club, last night
and it was decided to have another
game tomorrow night.

7—1toastlng Pork, loiii 'or rib, 10c. lb
ilayes.’

Tailor made suits at special prices
atTristram a; Hyatt's. in addition to
this the sale of cloaks for ladies, misa-
t-s and children will be continued. See
ad.

.—All new goods Fand latest styles
Guaranteed lit. Stabel, practical hat-
tcr.

Deputy Great. Sahom :Wiliiam Mil-
III‘ in company wit Chiefs Hubbell
and Mead of Uncas rihe’, South Nor‘
walk, trailed to the hunting grounds
or New Canaan. Wednesday evening.
and raised up the chiefs.

-—l.enox Soap 3c bar F D. L. & Go

The monthly meeting of Old Well
Hook and Ladder Company will be
held tonight at the headquarters in
Haviland atreet.‘ A‘roport is expect-
cd from the committee having charge
of the coming anniversary celebration

—Derbies Derbietr, Derbles.0'13rien

Racing was resumed in South ave-
true, New Canaan,. Wednesday and
some fast brushing was seen. Joseph
Wasslng of Stamford showed a fast
horse. Contractor Cogg‘swcil, of Nor-
walk. took some part In the racing.

Now turn to the New York Grocery
Compunv' s all the space where you al-
ways find groceries quoted at prites to
be reached by all.'1‘hiit firm has earn-
ed the more of price (illitH‘S, Why not
let them fill your wants?

——Only one remedy in the world that
will at once stop itchiness of the skin
in any part of the body: Donn a Oint-
ment. At any drug store, 50 cents.
. Thomas Donahue formerly of West
Nor-walk. who purchased a dwelling
and a few acres of land of Mrs. Col
man Bouton. in Long Ridge. last 0cm
bar and moved here. dispoaed of his
farming utensils and furniture at auc-
tion. last Thursday.

——6 lb. pail Lard, 50‘s. Hayes.’

The Company F basketball team will
play the Ali Harlems, at the Armory,
Monday night. This is laid to be:
strong organlaauon. Only one game
will be played during the evening. A
dam. will follow being the last hop
the company will give before lent

-—Caaea and mourning‘ebands. OBrleu.
- Saturday and Monday the Boston

State will plate on sale snail lots that
have discover-odd ring inventory.
This s a sale in whlc half a dollar
will do a dollar‘s duty. Some of the

remarkable retinal?” appear 'In the
ad. item It. ._ M,

chasetta. are thd:
at

~lerwln' a home lllfic.
w ington
the ’53.. of A c'a. received three
proposition- for hambenhlp. at the
meeting held . There will
bearamctauialmflaanmh as
what: Camp No. gfifiewfiaven, has
Intovihd ham and confer

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rd Hatfield of ,

Maccabees at Red Men‘s "all. Music
. will be furnished by 1.0wc's ort-lits
Ira.

.gazriouc om: or -

Read Coleman’s ad. for the musk to' i
go on sale Saturday anti Monday for fir-
teen cents.

A meeting of the Knights Templar}
will be hold this evening. at Masonic
Hall Norwalk

dept iu the Mill ltemnant sale, at.’
astonishing prices. M. S Smith Co 1,
Spctiul intiucnicnts art- offcic tol

toinorrzow See ad

St. Joseph's ’I‘. A. ll.
give a dance this evening iii
wootl's Hall. Norwalk.

—~il lbs. (‘liochcf 25c at Sthauli's

Automobilists are again passing
through Norwalk, cvldcntly becoming;
tired of waiting for the snow to go. I

Cockcnoc llaymakets, of Norwalk l
will meet this evening, when the mu 1
terlos of liaymaklng by night will but
taught

—Malta Vita 12c pkg. 1“. D. 1.. & Co

'lhc Clifford Pliarmaty is offering an

aspet-iai for Friday and Saturday it
one pound box of fine mixed tliucolatt a:
for 25 cents i

A party of Norwalk students Wercl
conveyed to the Stamford fire. last
night, in a big sleigh by Liverymiitr
James H. Maguor.

-—Wo are prepared to eclipse any
previous sale ever attempted iii tlit-
Norwalks Soc poster. M. S. Smith
& Co. _

if you are not yet insured it is time
you thought about ilt. Let Taylor and
Golden advise ygau about the Ili'n‘l kind
of insuranct- yt. ought to have.

A sociable and dance will be givut
this tvniiiig by the Knights of the

Society will
Lock-

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—— Rump (forged Beef 10c at Sthaub‘ a;

The ninth annual banquct of the
'South Norwalk Fish (‘ lull will be did
his evening at their c Ittb rooms on the
Washington strt‘ct bridge. Elaborate
preparations have been made for the
occasion.

The Bridgeport fire cnginc which
went to Stamford last night. to aid in
extinguishing the tire, passed through
South Norwalk at 11 o'clock. last night,
and returned this morning at 6:30
o'clotk.’1‘lie engiio rash on a special
train.

-—Malta Vita 12c pkg. F. D l. & (‘0.

Music Sala for:
Saturday and Monday.
Fmaan Conn.

Down on The Farm. Village by the
Sea. Always in the Way, Bumlng of
Rome, Under the‘ Anhenser Bush. Only
a Bunch of Violets. the latest New
York hit: Onawa. the latest twostep.
Just out. .

COLEMAN?
10 North Maln Street, South Norwalit.
Agent for A. G. Spluidingfa Iaubail
and Sporting Goods.

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

. unite, second...
We have a Mmflmonlnour

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-Thousantls of things in the kitchen 5,

ash puithnst-Is .it tlic l’ulillt Murkcli/

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My constant effort in past years has been to make our
customers feel that they'wcre considering their best intcr-
cats In entrusting their grain orders to my cure. The in-
crease in orders tends to prove that this is tbt- rim» with
most; and that thcyapprvclutc the true meaning. of the1
foundation stone orour business "satisfaction at any cost.”
I hope your personal cxpcrlcnrc has not Ill'Ol'l'll.Ult‘ con-
trary. 1 want. you to feel that this is a dependable plat-t».—
yotr get what you think you gototho best of everything.

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our one THAT'S CLEAN.

MANUEL r. HATCH.

 

 

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ly lower untlor pressure of very light
selling orders. United States Steel
pid, and Amalgamated Copper were in-
clined to' hardcn in face of the general
tendency.

WALL STREET, lloou.~~»Stocks were
much iicglccttti, but sure inclined to
sag with the raw tltflllfll'ltlithIltlll in
(in cotton uutl ctii‘fcc markets, The
li'ildlng actlvo stat-ks moved only with—
in frartional limits, but Kanawha and
Michigan foil 2. Virginia ('Ilt'nlli'itl 1%.
Pacific Mail in. (‘hicngo 'l‘trmlnul.
pi’tl., row 1. liolitls wcrc irregular.

\VAIJ. STREH'I‘, l p. msfiManhat-
tan, llrotiklyil 'i‘ruurit. Wubnsli, old.
St, Louis Southwestern, Md. and Erit.
23nd. pi'd., lost 1 to I‘ll, by the continu-
uncc of the decline. Long island fell
:: Delaware- & Hudson 2hr. Reading.
2nd, piti, 3|“ and Rutland, Md, 8.
Sloan Sheffield Sict‘l advanced 11-1,

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

Reported over privatcaii‘t: or Ma
pies it Goldschmidt Commission Bro
tiers, Swarta a Corbett Block. South
Norwalk:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Open. High. Low. 1:30
Amal. Cop.. ill 18% iii «111"
Am. C. & F. pf. hill“ 61“.; bill/4 till"
Am. lcc pr, 301:: 30% 301,; :loly’
Am. Smelt, 1137a its». 48% “4%
Am, Sugar. 125 12t‘. 1:25 25
Anaconda. 68 GS 68 as
A 'l‘ t‘. S Fe, 151‘ tum 68s; on“...
A '1‘ at S Fe pf, Sit—zit 897a 89% 83%
unit... at Ohio, 52-3,. 82%. 82», its-i,
ll‘klyn ll. '1‘, «III 43% 42$: 42%
" (‘llcs iii Ohio 335,; 333,; 33% .131],
i‘li. (it Wests ”1'5. 15% 153. ‘59s
(‘h M. & 8191-1251., 14'“): 1428; 1421+;-
William P. Beers, .. ..
l‘tifl. (lat, 19013.; 1911;: 190% 191%
1101. & "ad, 163% 163% 1611,? 16135.
4‘9 WALL eraser. hohWALK. s so .MAIN at so. INORWALK. Eric 3716- 37% 36% "367i
5 ' Eric lat. pf. 7:59,, 65*. 65% tibia:
“ "fig? ”'55! ~~ lion Elma. 172 172 172 172
TELEPHONE 100. 111. Central. 128% 1211 tests 12st,
’ Lou. a Nash. 1051!; may, 105% 105a,
CUTBILL 5 Manhattan, 143 li3 l~i3 148
t. M01. St. R32, 118% 1181/2 118V. 113%
Bridgo Flori;t Market sit-x. (‘cni._ 111,4, in, till. «115.
. ._é, , . - ii K. & 'I‘., “:5; till}; 16% my.
» , L i, K.‘&’l‘.,~pf.. 3 v. 38‘s 3m 381.4,:
“A”, ° ‘ "' ‘ 15° LB- Mo. Pacific. 91s; 92 91% are,
~ , ‘ N. Y_Ccnfral,11ll‘,a 11X”; 118% 118‘}:
bPEN LONG CLAMS” f" 30° QT' hurt. a West_ on so 59 . flats
Carp, Plckoral, Pike. Blue, Weak Ont. & West, 22% 221a 33 22
File. Mall. 28% 291,». 281/; 2916,
White. Smelt. Horr'na. Cod, Haddock Penn. it: it, trait, nag. 1179, rm.
P00. Gas. 100 1001/ 997 997-
Pollock. Ocean Blues, Salmon, Bonita. l’rs. s.—Car, 30,13 30.). 301/: 30,}:
Reading, 43%, 44% 43% ,43313
Mackerel. Butter and Flat fiah. Rock island 23% 23% 23% 23%
Rub, Goods, 1971; 20 197.; 20
NM to POW Coal Yard. South. ram, 48% ion, on, 48%
. ————-—~ , Sou. Ry. (30.; 21M '21-3fi 21% 21%
“A FRIEND IN NEED IS A FRIEND iNDEED.’.' Sou. Ry. Co. pf 82% 82% S‘J‘lfg 83%
Too many pedpls never come to glasses: They wait for the glasses to Tenn. C~ & I» 36% 377 95% 36"?
.cnma to them Those are the peoplowho talk about bad eyes in old age. Tu“ PM» 34% “it “‘5? 424
Death and glasses come to all. Blots ed are they who die young Blessed ““0“ Fire. 39 b.8059 79% 79,1}
are they who rise glasses when needed. When In doubt about the needful U. S. heather, “Ti ,. 7*} ,7“ ,7,’,‘
time, or ignorant of the proper kind, c ome our way U' S. 1‘9”" llf 77% 775? ‘7 ‘75?
U. 8. Rubber, 12% 12?; 12% 12m
HOMER 8. HO". Refueling Optician. a U 8 Steel n mi 10% 10%
some United Bank entitling, «not Nomilt. cum. W St Steel 91-55% 55’! 5599- 55*
II Appogttmanta at convanla no. of patron. , $23231” £32 115?: £22; $2}:
\ houra, 11:45. 12: .48.}: 00.8aturday avanlnga 7:. “,9“ Un. Tel., 88 88% 88 88%

 

 

is It won While

to zanar h'or: Eye Ache. Head Acha or Poor Vision when rallof iaao
near and can be bad at such small cost?
We than a thorough examination of the Eyes, without coat. and
If glasses are needed furnish them at the lowest possible attics.
Pal-fact fitting guaranteed

0. B. JACKSON.

tar-am Optician.

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Nomlk. Dona.

 

 

’en Nutmegs.

Waamodlts nickname of the “Nutmeg Btato'im 9:3“-
pm MGM“ “In Mir former 'lnhllfftlllt‘s 5 do: Ii cans Illa

on an massing public.
We ham’tfiy won't)!” nutmegs, but we have some nice wooden wood.

withthlatheold stylehiokoryawltcl. ,
‘Wm 4. .gr . Ssluwow 'fivs‘s

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Manager-D. F."McDerrnott. of the

Norwalk Boston Store, is on a business
trip to New York city today.
‘ Potatoes are getting higher but Lo-
renzo Dibble still is selling good Ones
'free from frost at 80 cents a pk. See
ad. for other bargains. '

 

 

 

 

Many people avail m
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have our Clothing Sales been

Our Important
Clearance Sale

13 a decided success and never before at this time of year

EVERY OVERCOAT and every FANCY SUIT has
been reduced' in price ranging from $2 to 87.

as large.

 

COATS,

813.50, now at onqpricc,
37-98.

MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-

formerly priced $10, $12 and

MEN'S SUITS AND-OVER—
COATS.

formcrly priced $18 and 820,
now at one price,_

815.69.

 

COATS,

now at one price,
$12.20.

MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-

formcrly priced $15 and $16.50,

MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-' .,
COATS.

formerly priced $22 and $25,
now at one price,

$xa.39-'

 

 

Men's Blanket Lined Working Coats, Boys' Roofers. Boy‘s Sweat-
ers, Underwear, Caps, Shirts, Working Shirts and Gloves,

AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES.

SELLEGK & PRICE.

Clothiers and Furnishers,

98 Washingtbn Street, South Norwnllt.

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peck. Will be higher.

here.
Turnip: 25c peck; Cabbage 4c in.
Eggs good stack, 38 etc. doz.

cta. doz. First come first served

best in the world. 20c lb.

Shoulders, Swift Bros"
8/2: lb. cash.

We Can Help You.

Potatoes are getting higher, cold
weather has made It dlfficult to move flavor and is better than fresh winter ‘
them freéiy and the supply is abort. We made. 28c in.
own some good can free of frost. 30c

Turnip: and Cabbage in fair supply

Real Home Eggs. just 3 dozen at 50 | special cash price Be package.

Sperry g, 3;"... Bacon, new .upply ion flour. having bought before the ra-

nice size. day. Bag Beat Flour 70¢ cash.

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Butter. fine June butter has more '

New Dried Apricots, Saturday spot:- *’
ial, 2 lbs. 25c.

New Dried Peaches, 2 In. 28 at»

Large Prunes, fine and new, either
itart or aweet,10c lb.

Pumpkin 3 cans for 25 cts.
E Purina Pancake Flour, fresh stock,
} FLOUR. We are In good position

cent rise.
price up.

The war talk has put tho
Special cash out for Saturn

Let us help you in your buying.

 

 

'i‘oa Store

Lorenzo Dibble

GET THE HABIT

0f buying your Butter Cheese F ggs Tea and Coffee at the Butler and

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We sell the Best Goods at lowest p rit-cs.

 

BUTTER

VERY BEST CREAMISltY

250 lb.

GOOD SWEET BUTTER

2.30 lb.

1, COFFEE
ior it srscrat. MOt‘llA AND JAVA
i 320 lb.
2 A Goon com-‘14s
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150 lb.

 

EGGS

mesa sons

40:: doz.

.WEB'I‘ERN EGGS

320 doz. J

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17 min m mm smear:

$1

Men's Patent Colt Bluchers. the

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or coat. to make room for the coming

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WE GIVE PRESENTS WITH OUR BEST TEA AND COFFEE.

THE LEE TEA 1ND BUTTER co ‘ '

Discus ShOe Store
war NOT BUY A PAIR

TO SAVE YOUR GOOD ONES.
Men' s Vlci Kid Shoes samples and odd lot of 8:.

.98 .
Men‘s Patent Horse Hide Lace. 83.50 Shoes, at

$2..

Ladies Vlcl [Kid Welt Heavy Sole Shoes. ‘
Ladies' Patent. Colt Lace Slims 82 50 and 83.00, at

Ladies Fine Kid [Ace Shoes good low heels, some Cuban style: at

Clearing Sale—Prices Cut iii Half

Entire stock of Fall and winter sooth must be sold regardléili of false

of this season's goods and consists of Iadlea’ Clocks, Suits Jackets, chit-5. ,
draa'a Jackets, infant: long and short. Coats and a full and complete limo! ., -
lllllnery. It will also be to your advantage to come and see the berm?-
we are altering in the Fur line, of this season a goods.

The Fair Croat and F... Store.”

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45:: lb.

VERY FIND '

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.50 and 88.i10 Shoes, at ,

new I09.

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spring season. The entire stock la all;

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