Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 2, 1904 · page 5

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Home Made
Chchltiles and
Ribbon Candu

. at
”Lam's

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51 Washington St.

 

 

 

 

Itidtl hillsides.

Flesh fish at Captain Dlicroas' s Read
lila bd.

 

Company I) will drill at the. armory. I

this evening.
Money makes the more go, but the

"automobile goea taster.

Attorney .l, R. 'I‘hompaon, of Bridge-
port, was In town today.

'l‘ollily ill pay day with the Norwalk
selectmen, who lllt‘ settling towti 0in
gallons.

The Woman‘s Guild, of Trinity
Church met iast night, and transacted
i'otttiiie business.

Samuel (‘omstock, .lr., is quite ill.

" having been confined to his home
since Saturday. .
('. A. Tucker and his daughter, Miss'

Winifred. are at the Hotel Clifford, to
spend a few days.

——Stamfordli vs. Young Norwiilks
basketball. Town Assembly Hall. Nor
walk tonight. Admission 5c

The youngest daughter of MI. and
Mrs. W. (‘. Show of ltoton Hill has a
bad attack of the grip.

Mt anti Mrs. (‘harle'a I". 'l‘ristram
and son Robert, will leave tomorrow
on their Florida tilp.

All exit llHl\t.‘ .tasorliiiclll of not..- has .
btcn arranged for your selettloir this,

spring at Read'n. See. ad

()Id Wllr Lodge, No 103, A. I". and A
.'I.,i held a regular meeting, last night‘
and transacted routine business.

Still more bargains ill silk at Iiow- I
land's An idea of their Impor'titiire:
may be gainrd by leading the lid

Lincoln Countil No. I. Order ol
liiited American Mt-t'hnnits will holdI
ii irgtlla'r meeting, Fridal night.

Landlord Witlz rel cived the Hill news
this morning, of the death or ills moth--
I‘l' at tile :igt oi‘ eelcnty—niirt. years. i

A regular till-cling of the Norwalk;
llarliers' I nioii was held last night :it
which routine business wa~ transact-
ed.

Commodore (Tr-om, of Dalibllry, was
a visitor Iii South Not walk. today. llllV—;
ing bten to Stamford with the Elks..,
last night.

The Hotel Clifford last night was till.
Id to its utmost (.Ipal-Ity. as evein
room was taken, and nibre torrid have
been used

'Ihe Dee ker Club of the South Nol-i
walk Baptist Church, will meet to
iiiorrow evening after the weekly pray- I
ci meeting ‘.

——Stamforda v.s Young Norwalksi
basketball. Town Assembly Hall, Nor-
walk, tonight. Admission be.

A meeting of the Iachoda Club was
lield last evening. Considerable rou
tint.- business was transacted and one
new member was taken in.

Senator l.loyd Nash. of Wt-atport.
writes that he has reached Palm Beach,
l~'lu.. and tllat everything is lit Slllll-I
mer attire. He expects to be absent
several weeks.

Tile kitchen sale continues all this
week at the Boston Store. it you have
not yet patronized this sale you have
lost a splendid opportunity to save
iiiotlt'y. Read the ad. ,,

Eureka Reliekaii' marge will hold a;
garden party and entertainment in Odli I
lt‘cllows' Hall, Friday evening of this:
\ll'N‘K, The program is a good one:
and a good time is assured.

.Iohn McGIynn, proprietor of the Ho-
tel Groveiand, Danbtrry. was down
last night, to attend the Stamford in-
stallation or the "Elks,“ and he cattle
to The Clifford to spend the night.

Mrs. C. I). Bones and son Dudley, of
Grtcnwich, lett.today on the Southern-
Palnl Limited. for Daytona, Florida.
where they wril spend the. month of
March.

The old saying Is that If March
comes in like a lion it goes out like a
lamb. There is no doubt of the lion»
like advent of the month. an Its peace-
ful departure may be confidently look-
ed for.

—John H. Dakin piano turner is in
town send orders immediately to Ho

 

‘ ":lillll,

lore. amt Barlow more.» Two to

Four Vlbrl: Gilt-k Obi Monthl.

HARTFORD. Mallh 2.— Sentence
was pronounced in the Superior t‘ oiiit,
today on the three men who yesterday
Iplcirdcil guilty to cullllpiiiiov to Ideal
“‘nltltll floor the factory of Landau.
Irv-'iaiy ti (‘lllr.k In New llrltuin Nil-
Illlll. "tires, of Bridgeport, one of the
'trlo, was sentenced to from two to
tour years in state pl’,lilorr It‘ruiik Hur-
ilow, who Willi arrested in ('flllllllulilgli
IMHHH, was given it acute-lino of from. "
to three years in the prllion, while
[Charles Ii, Clbi',k of New Britain wan
ordered to serve slit months In the
.Ilttrttord county Jail State Attorney
Igglrutoii explained that Clark had
made a confession implicating the
others with himself.

Attorney Fgglt'slon announced iIl
Icolirt yesterday that lie, tkpi't ted to
bring :I fouitii Iritiu before the Inuit
on El lit‘llt'll wpt'l'aiit today, but the lllllll
was not apprehended. Today the at-
torney said he atlll hoped to make It
{otiitli attest ili tlict tase, and he be-
llt‘tt‘lyllltll lllt' luau Iottltl be convict-
Iid without bringing In the confession
oi (‘ lurk all evlderite. it Iitul boeii ea-
Itiiiintml that the tllcils of metal flom
Itlie I.Iilidtrs l‘"lltl)' & (‘litrk fat-'toly
Iiiiiiouilttd to about $10000.

Among the (”Mr prisoners sentenced
today Wt'l‘t .ltwph ltyali, (‘aspci- Iiori-
ilt’otit lilltl .lllrch linekctt, iill of New
Britain, who Were ul't'lloetl ol' statu-
'tlrry burglary. 'l‘hey I'llaligui lllt'll' for»
nler pleas to guilty. lioittifoirt and
lltlt'lltll Wt'l‘t' gll't'n llrIIou-mmlnatp dt‘ll.
tunes of from eighteen months to
illilrli Iiiotitlis In state prison. lilili
IRyInn was sentenced to forty days in
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'Ilie Iotitt adjourned at noon today
Several Iiiscs Wt'lt llUllllll over to the
next term of the court. among“ which
was tlil case of llotiglitoli vs. l-lotightin.

. 'Iliis. \\u~' postpt tied on account of the
llllll~i~ of one of the counsel

IPHENOMENAL SHIPMENT OF TO-

BACCO.
lot the first little iIi the history ol

‘,Ilic ltllillt't'u business a shipment has
lIiooii "llltlt' Ill oin- ol'rric , to one eon

Item of .i solid train of Itiaiitii'at'tiircd
iSliitiItiiig "l"lll|.{l' co

~ (in .\I:lr<hl st tilt Norfolk and West
till Itililioad slitrtul front Ullillitlll. N.
t‘, .r tlaiii consisting at 30 cars all

(loaded Vlllll i.‘lukes Mixture" the en

Ilite lot of tobacco being a llllltllllHt'

made In Messrs Spr,ugue Warner 62

t‘o \\"llll|t"tllt‘ (iioteis. of Chicago.

lltlrhltni where this tobacco is Iiltiilu-
I“llttl|ll"_ltl Is the fariroinl tobacco town
,slltlillo' d iii the (ioldeil 'l‘obuceo llelt of

‘an'lll (‘ ultlllllil. “Duke it Mixtur'lc' uttt
ranted many years art» for MI. .I. ll.
lltike the imports tobucto mail and

its eiioliiioiis growth has made it his

' pet, and the greatest t'ltl't‘ In exercised

in its liiziiitlt'acture.
'l‘liis sliipulelit colitiiitis wisdom] sin

I gio packages or tobacco. and would fill-
' lllFll

t'ltt‘ll lllillt‘ adult iii lllt' United
States with fire bullllu'h each, or one
package to each of ”lt' soldiers of lllt'
standing iti'llllt‘blil" the llriited States
Idilglrlittl. France. (ivi'lilaiiy, Italy, Arts»
'll'lll and Itussin.

This train litla gone direct from I)Ill‘-
N. ('.. In Chicago, Ill., Illlll liar
.‘lll'ilt‘lt'tl much attention on route, and
viii rit'rire In Chicago March 911i.

 

.>oor. EXHIBITION AT NORWALK
CLUB.

l’l‘ol‘. .l. Gerstcl. the pool expert. who

.litls bteli In ’lllo Norwalks for some

iiiie. gate an exhibition of fairly Idiots
Inst I-lciiliig at the Notwalk Club. be-
.i‘ill‘ a large arid very much Interested
audience They liI'Iotis feitls perform-
cd by Mr. (letstcl were difficult and
their successful ending was met. with
hearty applautc on the part of the as-
sembled IireliiberI-i. At thc (‘.‘(llll llltllO
oi‘ the exhibition. Prof. Gerstel played
an exhibition game of straight pool
with Reed G llariland, which was won
by the latter.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA’S APPRO
PRIATION BILL.
\NASIIINGTON. March 2.-’l‘he
House today resumed consideration 01'
the. District of Columbia appropriation
bill In committee of the. whole with Mr.
iaiwrenee (Muss) In the chair '

 

BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not true children 01
bed wetting. if it did there would bt
.'ew children that would do it. ’there
9 a constitutional cause for this, Mrs
Ii. Summers, Box 510 Notre Dame

l nd., will send her home treatment to

my mother. She asks no money
Write her today If your children trou-
uie yotr In this way. Don't blame the
thild. The chances are it can't help it

PIT '81 FLINCH

cou'miv's
N EWS STA N D.

 

to North Mainstroct. scuth Nor-walk.

 

tel Clifford.

A factory remnant and surplus sale.

is'advertlsed to begin dt Dlt-koman' s
on Thursday morning. Marth .'ld.
sale offers to the people an unusual

opportunity to purchase. undermined ~

merchandise. . See id:

The adoption degree‘ am conferred
on three candidates. Int evening, at
the meeting 0! Uncut; Tribe. The can-
didates were 'Goorn Role William Kc.
Phonon and Naomi Pointer. The war-
rior‘ri degree will be conferred next
Tuesday night.

Charles at Wu
one, whooeln not of at week, will
be removed to the in ct Nor-walk
llmohouse. this alteration, herniation

b

ward avo-

..

lulu been 9 fumed.
a. will no not” fir
iltendcnt

 

 

Thlh l

Agent for A. G. Spluldlng’l Daub-ll

"(will Geodo.

 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Our UNI! bolrlnru: Satisfaction or Morley look.

w
o ‘

It’s Spring In Our
' Hat Store.

WITH THE BLOOM ALL OFF YOUR OLD HAT, YOU WILL AP-
PRECIATE THE BLOOMINO OF SPRING STYLES HERE. FIRST
SHOWING OF THE NEW BLOCKS NOW ON.

TO GET THE 0000 or A HAT. GET A GOOD HAT AND GET IT
WHEN THE SEASON comes 1N. q: I iii "In--

HERE ARE THE SMART SHAPES IN DERBIES. OE THE QUALI-
TV YOU'VE LEARNED TO ASSOCIATE WITH OUR HAT STORE.

$2.00 AND $3.00 .- E 'IIIIIIIIII

NEW MODELS lN SOFT HATS, IN BOTH LOW AND HIGH
GROWNS. BLACK. NUTRIA AND GRAY. THESE SHAPES ARE
DESTINED TO BE VERY POPULA R, 80 GET INTO VOURS EARLY.
32 AND $3. .

seams SHIRTS AND NECKWEAR ARE KEEPING THE HATS
COMPANY. . .‘t'il lllllllllll"

RogersStStev‘ens

Successors to Comstook Bros.
souri-I NORWALK. - . TEL. CALL. 322.

 

 

 

 

if anything goes wrong and
We both must do otir part.

If mistakes occur, you

don't report it, is It our fault?

YOur money back il‘ you want It, Is ours. telling 118 if
we are at fault aiitl getting satisfaction yours.

l'i‘it'cs just now are high enough without adding the

coat of dirt, dust and foreign seeds-I to your until, Iii-tier
buy where they screen them for you. always clean.
Iltiy ()ats ’I‘lints. t'lean,
MANUEL T. HATCH. ".. ‘ I. j u

 

 

Lust week we told you of tWo I’iariolus at bargain prices—~both
were sold. This iluslrales the fact that prospective purchaser's are

.
watching otir specials. and lit order to get the benefit you must “3,".

pond at time. \lc hi'lH' this \tc-k one

WOODBURY PIANO

The case is like new,

A

which has been used, bill given the best of cure.
and the instrument carries the mariiiflictnrer'ii guarantee (tire years).
Yotl can secure this fine instrument for

$225.00 CASH.

In our March Bulletin of Scooird‘lland Pianos and Organ: you will
be sure to find Just. what you are looking for. May we send it?

Pianos rented, tuned and repaired.

 

 

 

35 WASHINGTON 8T. TEL. 165-3.
m--.” . A. ._... .,. ..~.,~__..-.gy_e_.-m
2 STORES. LOW PRICES.

Souvenir Books and Post Cards

0F

lIotiittllt and South llornllt.
ii

William P. Beers’

STATIONE RY STORES.
49 Wall strut. Norwalk. 6 so. Main urea. 89- Not-walk.

.... , ‘ -— 32:53:!

Prlvltl" _ S. ' E DIBBLE, Prlvltl win and

 

 

 

 

Telephone ‘221. Stock wasn‘t
‘ ‘! Bka‘rg "
ammo book. so warm... 5...... ' 7 t

Comb Norwolkrano.‘ * '

sroclto, nouns. GRAIN AND cor on oouour on sour on 0694-;
ntqu errata FOR CAIH 0‘ on III would": allow.

 

 

 

 

For that Cough try otlr
COMPOUND SYRUP.

WHITE PINE
AND TAR «

'l‘hls ht an excellent prepara-
lion

FOR COUGHS
AND COLDS.

IIIII IIII‘IIIIIII PIIIIIIIIIIII
Tire Prescription Store.

All can pm the door.
Night Calla Anowlml.
Tolophono Call, 15-2.

 

. I ‘ .» I.
HLR‘V‘IIM

war...- mount-lat «-

h a decided mecca "and lover before at
have our Clothln; sun been an uric. .

nvr’ntv ovnncoii'r but «my nub
been reduced in yrlu rangin; tron: t.‘ to Q7. I I.

 

man's SUITsflaD‘OI-i "
"formerly pelted It! "

now at one Pde'

MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS. '

formerly priced Sic. Sn "and
$13.50, now at one price,

 

 

 

national stocks were mainly cooler at
the opening today in sympathy with
the heaviness of the London market.
Iotiiavllle lost 1/; hilt the variations
Otherwise were Very slight.

WALL STREET, II a. ni.—-l‘hero

was scarcely any moiement among
the usual actIVe atoeka blit the terr-
ilency appeared to be upward Man-
Italian, Consolidated (Ins and (‘hicago
Terminal, pfd. rose 1 to 1'4. United
States Expresa :2, and Cleveland C. C.
it. St. Louis and NI w York Ali limits.
2%.
WALL STREET, Noon.~Metropoll.
tan Securities. Wisconcin Central, Karl-
saa Southern pfd. and (‘hieago and Al-
ton pfd. rose a point. The general
market failed to repond and drifted
downwards again. Pennsylvania, New
York Central and Amalgamated Cop-
per Wt'l't‘ slightly affected titan the
average. llonds were irregular.

\YAIJ. S'I‘ltltllc'l‘. I p. m.—Tlie usual
midday dullness was accentuated by
tile unwillingness of the professionals
to atttlnpt to make a 1111'" In the cur-
i'ent lifeless market, About three
yards of tape represented the hour".
business, and hardly a htllf dozen
stocks varied lit. -

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

Reported over the private wires of
Maples ti (ioldllchmldl, Commission

Brokers, Swnrtz & (‘orbett Block,
South Norwalk. Telephone 158.
()pen. llltlb. how. 1:30
Amai. (‘op.. 47 IT 465,. 46%
Am. Ice._ 8 it 8 it
Am. lee. pf.. .‘ll'n'; 31"; 31% 31%
Am. Sugar. 1251412201. I251... 125%
A. T. & 8. Fe, 65" 65v; 65$; 65%
A '1‘ & S Fe, pf. till-55 88% 88-1,, 88%.
Ilaito. & Ohio, 747:4 717.. 74",. 74‘s.
B'klyn. It. 'l‘.. 403,. 411,. top; 40%
till. (it. \\"(‘Nl., It’- 1.") 15 15
Ch M & SI. 121391;” 1391‘" 1387,. 1387,.
Col. 1". (it 1., .III/ :II 31 31
I‘ol. South. 10516 1555'. It]
(‘.on, Gas, lili.’ Infill-'4 192 193%
liel. & llud.. 135 15-5 15!- 155
lcrle. ‘3 23 It 23 ‘Jtl
Erie, Int. pt. (3:211; 621,3 62% 62!?
tit-n. Ell-('., I. rill? 159», 159% 151m.
111. Central, 1261). 126% 1263;. 1263“
Lou. iii: Nash, lo“: 102% 102 1022's.
Manhattan, 142K; 1432:; 142% ”3‘4
Met.St.Ry.. 115 115% 115 115
Mex. Central, 11 In 117.. Ill; 11‘”;
ill. K. & T., 15%;. 15V 15% 15%
Mo. Plt‘lfit‘. titty. 883.3 88 88
N. Y. Central. till/g. fill». 114% 114%;
Nerf. & West, 55%. 55% 55% 136%
Foo. Mail, 2655, 271»; 26% 271..
Penn. R. R., 113141138431135911314
l’eo. Gall, 98% 98%. 98% 98%
Reading. 40% (ti-V. 40%.“. 401..“
Rock Island. 2013 201." 201/. 201,;
Rub. Goods, 11W; 191,5 19% 191/:
South. Poe, 43-3. 437;. 43% 43%.
Sort. Ry. 00., 18% It! 187,1. 19
Union Poo, 74 74 , 73% 7374.
U. 8. heath. pf. 77% 77% 77% 77%
U, 8. Rubber, 12 121.1, 12 12%
U. 8. Steel. l1 . 11V. 11 11
U. S. Steel. pf., 56% 5631. 56% 56%
Wabash, pf.. 33% 33% 33% 3354
West. Un. Tel..87§5 87% 87% 87%
Wis. Cent“ 18% 1855 18% 18%

STATE HARDWARE DEALERS.

NEW HAVEN. March 2.'——l-‘Itty mem-
bers from different parts of (he‘lufl'
attended the first annual meeting of
the Connecticut Retail Hardware Deal-
ero‘ Association. which was held In
this.city today. The only subject dia—
tmosed was that of mutual Insurance.
No action was taken. This was fol-
lowed by the election of oncero. which
resulted as follows: President—W. A.
Church, Derby; rst vice president—
Charles A. Agar , Ton'ington; second
vlce-president—Georxe .l. Barrett. New

Haven: Secretary—Charles L Way.
Harttord: Treasurer—1.. B. Crosby.
New London.

«two BANKS SUSPEND BUIINEOS.

OSWEGO N. Y.. larch 2.——The
Farmero' Bxchlnn‘flulk lt Cleveland
N. Y and the Pariah Etch-nae Bank.
at Pariah. Oswego county, both went-
ed by Potter (c Mmden. have ouopoud.
ed business. The Formera' Exchange

tallied at 810,000. According to a ['0—
cent statement, it owed depositors 83L-

(too. The Plrilh Bank was establish-
(‘d in 1892. It Is not believed that it
did In large business.

GENERAL DICK ELECTED.
COLUMBUS. 0.. llmh- 2.--Generll
Charle- F Dick was declared oloct'ed
'to the United States Bonnie today at
the concluofon of the joint ballot of thin
two houses for both tho liner! and Ian;

terms. __ . _, '.

Spooialo"!

‘8rollo'0klyld” noon.
socPo'ckctKnlvoo.
MAMAW 81
nun}.£-ooocuuuouuol:oni“.‘
High malt. .mrnntood lclm

 

 

18¢
”a

 

37-98. ,» N59
room m WALL "Rm MEN’S surrs AND OVER- MEN 5 some" a
war.t..'ritaic'r 10:10 a. rn—Inter- COATS. -.~

Bank was established 1882. and coral '

 
 

 

formerly pricocd so and Quay
now at one price. .. .

the.

Men' ti Blanket Lined Worktd; Coats: Bo' "Rectal .
era. Underwear. inl. alibi" Workin;‘ I“ ..

AT Rtbtcbtonsm Low PRW' i w, .

SELLECK a. Pinto] "

Clothiers and Furniolloro. ‘

f 2' , ,
""‘ltm’f '. , >.
98 Washington Street, South Naturally.)

1".

min MENTION

HOME POTATOES—1f you In par-
Ncullr and object to Ilrge potltou
and have a projudloe in favor of home
grown Pontoon. now we can supply
you at 35c peck. Mlino Potltoel, 32c
peck.

HOME EGGS—A limited supply
from my home at 46: dog. All told
within forty-eight hourl.

GORTON'S COD FllH—Froo from
bones. Proplrod with great clro. Fllh
Bar-o prepared from this are fine. lon-
onlblo goods. 15c pkg.

Como Fine Clbblgo, Ail/2c lb.
fat Pork.

White Meal. stock renewed.

That delayed wnhburn'o and Croo-
by'o Flour has now arrived. Bag-

Lorenzo '

formerly priced sis and $16.50.
now at one price,

Stun.

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only“
., FOR THE CHILD
SPECIAL SALE or '
..Thlt candy can of t'_) ”it‘ll!
a no'gloctod «noun obi '
but now we hive" M
with penny goo“ C! Q,
t

ohapp to do boll .
lry 27. l wilulv‘p
worth of clndy 9' wiry cont
sold, or two for ooh, holy
only. Come on no.2

ill? "" “79$.” "“"m :3;
w moth vov o p
can Vlnllil, 29c lb . ."Pm hm
menthncd here It Wit 3‘ 3k
ll:on have rel [Po-nut ghetto, 16b

 
 
 
 

All

 

Full Cream Cheese

soar)! NORM“:
routine“ 1“, ‘

OUTBILL's
Bridgc loony Mouth

wI-IA'r ARE In" To cor. .:1 1"
clam. ovum. «tong. ,tpni Ian.
Blue Fllh. Wllk. Solo,“ Molt. "‘
Hort-lug, writte Fish. on. . _
Halibut, Porgloo and lit m M
Wo hlvo thorn. ‘, _ t
FREE neclvcltv To ALL PART. or THE ctr?

Clearing Sir-Prices Cut

the stock of Fall. and winter 3 muot be sold
or cost. to make room for the coming Iprln; mob. Tho , “
of thin season's goods and consist: o! lollieo' Clean” Slim
dren'o Jackets, infant.- lob; and abort Cola, and l tall lit!

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

we Ire odorln; in the Fur line, of thin ooooon' o goods.

The Fair Cloak and Fur

I VIACENMTOI Cm.

 
 
 

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