Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 17, 1904 · page 5

 
 
 
 

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Chocolates and

 

 

Bead Cutlii it- its. tor mania
'h‘oIh Ihh lorqhdly

A regular routine meeting of Butler
Lodge was held last evening.

The. lace novelties at Road’s are
lovely. You are invited to inspect
them.

Mrs. H E Bloomer is ill of pinio-
‘monia. at her home. it Preepeet ave-
Inue. Norwulk
Tile Norwulk Aeriovoi: Eagles met
.Iust e3 \‘i‘llan. when the usual routine
lbuIiness was trInIctIal.

Attorney 1 Belden Hurlbutt. of Nor
waikI is able to be about again after
a brief. but serious iiIenIs.

You Will Ilnd the newest spring
st3loII in ready to Wear hItI at S. S.
i‘illotgon s Look them over.

Tile Ladies‘ Weekly Whlst Club was
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MlsI MIinio Hill. iI Ierioualy ill at

her home. 7 West avenue Norwalk.

Grace Church. Norw‘alkI iI planning
to give In entertainment 'Ihortly alter
Lent. . . ..

Division No 1. A. 0. H.. of Norwalk,
will h d I dance tonight It HibernlIn
iinll. Ill street.

A ass .was held It St. Mary's
Charo this morning It 7 o'clock, In
honor i StIIPItrlck'a Day. '

Mr. nd Mrs. William 1". DeKlyn. 0!
Norwalk. have. returned from their so-
.iourn It Atlantic City.

A routine business meeting of Plon
eer Castle. A. 0. K.. of M C., oi Nor-
“alk. was held last .svonln't

lJ'IluarIl (I. Brick or the Whitehall
Portland Cement hny. oi Pllllit:
dolphin. Pa.. was in’i today on cus-
lncss.

Tlle annual meeting of the Woman's
Club. shut oiiicers will in. elected, Will
be ltcld Tllursda3 afternoon) of next

\I'.eelt

William Johnson oi this city Is now
uorkiug as a iireman on the New York.
New Haven and Hartffi‘d road.
on enginei 438. Al")

The matter or tile probatlng oi the
slit of the late Betsy “k Grumman will
come up before tile Norwalk Probate
Court on MIareh 32nd.~ ~

Mrs. W. D. Vietnam... Miss
\‘el'nam and Kenneth Vernam.
H\'(‘illl(‘. llIIVL‘ l'(‘lili'lli,‘d home
visit In Fredericksburg. Va.

St. John‘s Lodge, A l". and A. 31..

Marion
of East
from a

of Norwalk. will confer tllu'lhli‘d {lt‘ .

gree this evening. ‘v Refreshments will
follow the'work and quite an interest
ing time. is anticipated.

'1 he closing r'ecbption of Miss Marlon
\HIernams dancing class has been in
Ileiiultely postponed owing to the ill-
ness of so many of the class. The re-
I-epiion was to have been held tomor-
r033 afternoon. I

—Johu H Dakin. plIno tuner. is at

“th Cililoril this “.0th

Matty people- in The Norwalks are
nearing Shamrocks today in honoI or
St. Patrick's Dayle .A large number
with friends and relatives on the 1m
erald isle are wearing the real article.
“llllc there are also numerous lmlta
lions.

Mrs. Bridget Bell. of Wilton.. who is
demented. and whorwhf‘l'eturned to
tile Westpot't sauitarium a short time
ugo.. was tsktil to tho Mlddlctown in-
silllt‘ hospital. yesterday. by Sergeant'
"ihomas Hunt. The action was taken
at the instance of the Wilton authori—
lies.

-—i“lne photographs irom 50 cts. to
$7 .00 per doaeg; at Leila. Norwalk

C. Keith Cutbiil underwent an oper-

atioll yesterday for the removal or an .

cyst from his back. The cyst had been
growing for some time and there was

danger that the tissues surrounding it I

alight be destroyed. so it was decided
to remove it. The opér
'iormed by Dr. M. 1. Cronin.
u success.

Grand Senior Beadle Thomas Hunt.
of Norwalk. will attend an open meet-
ing of P. 'r. Bamumchl'n‘t. F. oi A.. in
licthelI this evening. Mr. Hunt is cool
of the grand oilleers oi the state court.
I‘ormiere of America. and he goes to
[lethal to further the interest of the
order. The Bethei brethren are pre-
paring for a big time.

~ii’ 3ou 33IntI I tin}
the dance at John way
lc Street. Friday evening.

A. Jaegcr. J. Zoelllnger G. Smith
and wife. L. B. Root, A. L. Halstead.
C. E. Mott A. i" Barclay. H. L. Rob-
inson. G. W. Vail F. H. Mahoney It
,1’.Vidand W. H. Morse J. A. lrwin.
/'Nc33 i';ork B. G. Stash. Mdgcport; G.
Ewarts Augurn. N. Y.: W. S. Smith.
P). 0. Brick. PhilIdelphlI: E. Hoyt
Gloucester Mass: J.F‘ HI, Peabody.C
M. Johnson W. J On ham Hart-
lord: H L. Gaylord. S ell: J. F.

it was

. don't miss
. i Mechan~'

- Barley, L. hit. R.‘ J. Bishop. Boston;

L. Miller. n were Irrivals

. yess’erday. at the Hotel Otiilord.

 

 

amount can:

What's the me of Iuleri
STILLSUN' 8 lNS‘l‘ANT‘ HM
(‘llRE stops the agony lnItIn

when
CH E.
Put

up in tasteless term and doean upset

‘the It
STILLS” ”WELL . can.

THREE FOR 18 “I“

A . 33,33? .1;

III thallium~
toolkit”?!

. standard

lie is .
. unlk will copier the Warriors Ileng-e

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Mrs. William L. Blascer, at her home
in L3 nes Place. I

Spring wears all at hand at Rogers
and Stevens' ion are cordially invit
ed. to sup in to see the phow they have
been prepaiiug tor the [not month.

Quite I number of out of town guests
are expected to be present this evening
at the dance to be given in Music Hall
by the members of St. Joseph's T. A.
ll, Society.

A rule oi liltclleIn supplies is the
special attraction at the present time
[at iiowfllanda Head the ad. for some
of tile goods it will bring at very low
plices.

The hospital is a quiet place. today.
here have been no new patients re
ctived or dischalged since yesterday.
IAII of the patients at the institution
.are reported this afternoon as doing
;nicely.

I Ihe gate of health lies through that
of spring medicines. “Dr

Iliulnphries lllood Remedy Fol salt
-at the Zeitiilss Phatmac3, titty cents
Inuit ii Iiolim‘. .
‘ “-'lIlehonI- service
your oitil'q or'slore. it means that you
.are up-to-Ilatc. interview an agent oi
the Southern New England Telephone
(.‘ompany.

Tilt goods soltls at Stymour' I store
late the purist and best at milder-alt
prices i‘-bI spring vegetables ale now
appealing oil the market daily and can
be found there

Cockeuoc TrIibe l. 0. it. 51., of Nor-

 

is essential ut

tomorrow evening. Next Tuesday
night the .Cockcuoe Htiymakers will In-
liiaic. a large class of candidates.

Opening display of title clothing.
Saturday. March'wtli. at (lately &
.ilrennan's. Low prices. stylish good
and easy payments. are the three es
selttial points in doing business with
this firm. See III.

A dumb waltI- -r can‘t talk. bilt neither
for that matter can u speaking tilbc. —~-
Philadelphia Hee.ord

 

DON'T GIVE UP.
Diacouraged Citizens will Find ComlI rl
in the Experience of a South
Norwaik‘Man.

Experience is the modern instt'ucto.

Profl't by the experience ol others
it may save your life .

b The experience oi 'iricntis and nclgh

OI'S

The testimony or South Norwalk

. people

Will bring renewed encouragement

Here is it rose. in point:

Mrs. James Jennings. of .‘l 'l‘olics
street, resident. of- South Norwaik
says: ".i like a lot oi other citizens
got Donna Kidney Pills at Plalsted‘s
drug stoic. My back achcd at the time
and although i Il very little {still
in plopnietary me ines i thought the‘3
‘ wouldn ant hurt me and they might do
some good. 1 was‘ surprised how

quickly and quietly they Ictod. When ,

' i finished the box the backache disap
i peared. "

For sale by all dealers: price 50
. cents.
Ii'.. sole agents for thb United States.
Remember the name—Donn's—and

talta no other. \

 

THE CONVENIENCE OF A IAVINGS
ACCOUNT A3 A MEANS OF
lNVESTiNG MONEY.

- Do you realise- the conwniencc of
opening a savings account with the
South Norwalh Trust Company? Our
banking roomcore centrally located at

*8! Washington St. South Norwalk.
easily reached by trolley from all parts
of the town and the nearest banking
institution to the railroad station. He-
sides being conveniently located our
banking house and equipment is mod-
ern in every 3313.

And then it is no ttoubie to open an
account. All you have to do is to tilt
'out a signaturecard and hand it to-

! geiher with your ppoait (which can be

.IIIsmIii'Ia' ulc‘ liar or as large as
you wish to mIke it) to the teller who
will give you I pass- -book with proper
entry. The whole transaction taking
but I minute or tw.o

Having made the iirst deposit you
hays! the satisfaction of knowing that
you have made a sale and profitable
investment. without. cost to yourself.
with no charge for commission as

‘I there would have been had you bought
stocks or bonds, and one that Is free.
Ifrom all taxes and assessments in
(not there is no other investment
which, while maintaining its absolute
saiet3. otters such exceptional advant-
ages to the man 0! moderate means.

. it not looking for a place of invest-
-ment but requiring a loan wt.- can heip‘.
Iyou in that case too. We loan money
Ion real catnip and approved collateral

“‘I'ecurlty.

. .. 751 C

‘mmtgsl no voiceoitne
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MlTiIm3i' lashes...‘ t
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Foster- Milburn Co. ilullalo. N, .

nutm- M II mounts-Hams

l' Our died-”room .‘Inlhlullon or Money Dock.

Spring Wears
All Here): .

No formal opening; just I cordial invitation to you tostep
in and see the show for which we've been p'lhbaring iOr
months—a show of ready- ~to-wears unapproached in extent
Ind. variety by any we have hitherto presented.

 

I Spring_RIinc0ats. Top Coats. and Suits. made by the‘n‘loat
skilled designers and onion iniAmcrica. Style and lit bear
witness to the painstaking work of thorough craftsmen: and
variety in styles and patterns-allows ample choice . for all
tastes. Prices are, as usual. modest. ‘

OUR SPRING HAT snow comprises all the good and
stylish shapes in Derbica and Soil Hats—conservative and col-
lege blocks. $3. $2, $1.50.

Spring Furnishings are in full bloom. too.
Suits. Top Coats and Raincoats to order. for delivery in
time for Easter wear.

‘ I‘

_ Roget-'58: Stevens

Successors to Comsiook Bros.

 

 

SOUTH NORWALIK. TEL. CALL, 82—2.

 

ii mistakes occur. it anything goes wrong and you
don't report itI is it our fault? We both must do our part.

Your lnoncy back It you want it. is ours. telling us It
we are at fault and getting satisfaction yours.

Prices lust now are high enough without adding the
cost oi dirt. dust and foreign seeds to your outs. better

buy where“ they screen tltcm for you, always clean.
:,>' . . .r

DuyI DatII 'i‘hnts Clean.

' b MANUEL T. HATCH.

 

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You may take this ill the blouIlI-si scope. is no Inn gite you full.
honest talue at am price 3ou Iontemplate pu3'.iug We havenow

ONE 0000 SOUAQI‘PIANO ................................ $10.00
on: anonmocn oaoAN '(high top) ........................ Ilo.oo
one PELouur CHAPEL onoan ............................ 5.00

and irom these our stock ranges ill price up to the STEINWAY the
most expenalxe1 and BEST PIANO in the World.

Drop us a postal and we will send our bulletin oi’ second-hand in-
Itruments. It will enlighten you as to the place to buy such pianos
cheap. We take pleasure in arranging the payments satisfactorily.
We also IRENT GOOD. NEW PIANOS on LIBERAL TERMS.

.TUNING AND-REPAIRING.
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SPAULDING 5 ‘ '

Base Ball Goods

Complete Line a!

Win. P. Beers

STATIONERY STORE.

6.59am Haiti Stroll. _ - . South Nome. Ct.

Private .
Telephone 221.

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‘. ”WON‘IITHER FOR CACH ,0“ Old/A MODERAYN IAIN!-

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D. Nudhoma Sona' -
I SOLID EXTRAIEIT 0L

' 'AI'D ”CLOVIBLI ""
BLOSSOM!

I. The But dirt for All
Blood Disease. :

Lilli lllFiililll Pilllilll ;
gv'm Prescription Store

All can pan the door.
Night GallI AInavaMd.
Telephone Call. 164.

 

 
 
 

 

 

TODAY lN‘ WALL eraser.

 

WALL S'l‘HEE'I‘. 10:10 a. m..—0tlen-'
ing prices of the international stocks
today reileeIed the profit-taking in
Americans in the London market and
carried the general list down with
them Losses were generally small but
extended to a large functions in Mis-
souri Pacitic. southern Pacific. and
Baltimore & Ohio Dealings were on
moderate sIaie. .

WAI L STREET. II a. m ~—-'i‘he bear
traders began to covet on the decline.
This buying carried prices quite gener-
ally back to last night's level and ill
some cases above. .VIrginia, Carolina
Chemical and People's Gas gIlned l. N.
i'.. Chicago and St. Louis 21/3. Pere
Marquette 19. and Central New Jersey
2. Prices were advancing at the end
of the hour.

WALL STREET. _an.~——'i‘t'ntllng
became very quiet and prices were ill-
ciineIl to ease oil until a heavy absorp-
tion of United States Steel pid. car‘
ried prices up to the highest again.
(‘orn Products pid rose 31. St. Paul
Ipfd. and United Fruit 1% and Louis-
3ilie and Nashville. Minneapolis. St.
Paul and Shall Ste Marie pid,. Toledo
St. Louis and Western prIl.. Detroit
Southern pid. Tenn. Coal and Pump a
point, Great Northern pid. sold at 170
compared with 177 on the previous
sale on January tl last. ilonds were
tirtu.

\\Al.l. S'l'llEifi‘l‘. I p. hum-Prices at
a low stocks crept up an additional
traction. lllli the genera; list was pret-
t3' nlucll at a standstill. Anaconda
rosI 11/2 and St iotlls a Sun Francis-
I-.o 2nd. pri,

TODAY' 8 QUOTATIONS.

Reported over the private wires or
"Commission

‘BrokersI Swarm It Corbett Block,
South Not-walk. Telephone 153.
Open. Htuh: Low. 1:30
ltmal. t‘op.. «iii-t. ‘ii’ia id's. 47%
'Am C. & I~‘. Co. 20 20 :0 :0
Am. ice. 7% 712 7‘1. 7‘2
Am. ice. pi., 29 29 28“” 218'»
Am. l.oI'o.. 2'." ‘J‘.’ 22 :52
Am. Sugar. *1213; 123‘ 124113 1244;
Anaconda. d5 lid on tii‘l
A T & S. Fe. 66% tits-'3. dim. tib'ht
A T & S l-‘e. pi. Sill)“, title“ 89% $9775:
iialto. & Ohio. iii». 767.. 7615. 7611.
il‘klyn. it. T.. «i2 4:33. 41% 4111'.
(‘hes & Ohio, 30-”... not}; 301/. 301,:z
('h. (it. \i’est.. It“. I”. 1434 MM
(‘ll M.& St. PHI 141% III 141%
(‘01. South. 18% my. my, 1895
(You. Gas. 19:5“. 193". 192-1. 193%
Del. & HuIi.. l:'ll 1533. 151 151-");
Eric, 2W 2511‘ zit-",3. 25%
Erie. 1st. pl'.. tit iii V. 637,4, 6373
(ten. Elem. It‘ll liii .I 164 164
ill. Central. 127 I27 .- 127 12?
Lou. a Nash. l03‘fi lbi . 103%. 104
Manhattan; 141' 142‘; Hz 142%
Met. St. Ry. 107i. 108‘... 107‘. 108
Mex. Central. ill/5. 1155 ii 111/.
M.K.&'i‘.. . 17% 171,; 17% 17%
Mo. Pacillc. 89% 90% 87% 90%
N. i'. Central. 1151/. “51/. 115% 11555
Norf. at West.. 57% 571’. 567': 57
Out. a West.. 2034. 20k 20% 20%
Pac. Mail, 26% 26": 26% 26%
Penn. R. R.. 114% 11:3 114% 114%
P00. (its. 96 97 96 96%
Reading, 41 till. it «ill/g
Rep. Steel. 7% 7‘?“ 71/, 7%
Rock island. 20% 20%. 20% 20%
South. PIe.. His «’5 «it 44%
Son. R3'..Co.. 20% 20% 20% 20%
Son. Ry. Co. p183“ 83% 83% 83%
Ten‘n. C. B 1.. 37% 39 37% 39
fl‘exIa Par... 23% 23% 23% 28V,
Union Pac. 74% 7633. 74% 75
U. S. Leath. pi. 77% 77% 77% 771,5
U SWI.&Con6 33% ii . 611.
U. 8. Steel. 11% 11% 11% 11%
11.8. Steel. pi.. 57 57% 58% 5793
WI - 18 18%» “95.18%
Wabash. pi. 3539/ 35% 35% 359i;
West. Un. Tel. 391.4 393‘ not salt
WII.Cent..18% 18% 18% 18%

 

STUDENT AWARDED .1, W9.
MONTPEUER Vt.

here today awarded Claudelt. George.
I student at Montpelier Seminary. 81.-
000 for physch‘l diacomiort and injur-

Ind feathers. The defendants in the
returned against Howard alone.
others having been declared not guilty.
George was the victim of hazing It the
seminary in 1903.

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“ The Standard of SW NW la

OAT! TO DEAL TH

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. March 17. --A.
Jury in the Washington county court

 
 

And the Next Day It ill

Bilt the man with the aunt Rain Coat laughed I Merry Laugh.
did not care how hard it rained.

And besides he know even it it did not ruin his l'tuin Coat was read!
for evening wear to the theatre or any place whele people wish to look

$l0.‘.to $20.8

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hull of style. Glad to have you drop in and look them over. . I , . I If?
$6 to * l8.00. ; _ .. -.

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EaStcr Stilts 11m to think this mIIiIr-IVII'J‘

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caarur a KNAPP pertain . u out to.

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I'll ill {do}

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SELLECK .9. PRICE.

Clothiers and Furnish", . [MI-1v," l
93 Washington Street." South Norwallt. '-

 

 

SUITS TO ORDER

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SOME GOOD OFFERS

FRESH EGGS—Ali fruit lltd, 25c dog.

POTATOES—We are new Into I new lot of Potatoes that are not quite
so large and of more uniform IIII. Maine Stock look lino. 32c pk.

IMALL HAMS—AII under 10lbI.,15c lb. .
cusses—coon lot. hard Cabbage. “/zc lb. . ' ‘.

Oil-Iodine.
looted. salt for our “Early Morn" brand, 15c can.
25:; lair, 10c can. .

sauce for Iupper: Honent Apricots, 18c; StrawberrtIII Imall cam, 10:;
Sliced Peaches. to: acute cans. Selling lots of line Prunes. Special. 3 till
for 25:: lot of Iweet Cranberries. 10: qt. Applol 10c 2 on. ., -

AIk tor the Carolina Mixed Clkel,15c lb.

18 Good Oranges. 25c. . ' ~ '

FLOUR—Good ofierI. i am in position to Icil Jon“ and Pillsbury Flour
at bargain prices. Just now. Jean at 75c; PIIIIbury. 80c lag. cash.

LorenZO Dib 7er

if you want some or the lineal Imali Canned PeaI you Ivor
Good Pen, 130; two corp.

We sell 1...; In
LOW PRICES

for"

FIRST QUALITY Goons
600 Teas 4 Billie?

0 But Vermont

All kinds .. Good mm Butler

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Coffee Eggs ‘
Best M and J 820 lb Strictly "‘3‘
M and J Blond 2801b
Flno'Drlnklna 20¢ 'bl 250 (NH
RImImboI‘r we give presentI with our TIII and Calico. I: . . . V
THE LEE TEA ANDBUTI'EBI
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CUTBILL'S
U 4 Bridgo Fish ”trial”

W‘s": ,spstzraas roll room.

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HIde.‘ ' ."' 'ioI‘lb, I
wanna. '~ "‘"Ioib.
um III-Iii. ." ' til.
III-s, ‘ zejlo.
Large Green Floundora."""‘ " ' ' “
Long Clams. .8069”.

All kinda It lioh, oysters Ind elm.
All lruh nook. - It 2 ' .

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III which resulted from a coat. of tar]

suit were Jamel Howard. W. S. Fleurin
and Royce Marvin. but the verdict was,
the.

res: 93mm :ro ALL Man or ran cm.

I . .,. I l . v‘. 3 ".

Cleanse -Sale——-l’nces Cut iii Hall.= ~ .
Entire stock of Fall and winter gefi'a mist be Iold regarding 0‘“

or con. to make room tenths coming spring much. The entire all.
of thiII Imon'a goods Ind consists of ’ladioa Clocks, Suits aid n-
dreil'a Jackets. infants long and abort Coats and I all! and momma
militia-r it will also be to your ad vantage to cents and III MW"

we are dlIering in thtl Fur line. of th‘i‘I sense!” not“.

The Fair Cloak and Fur

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Buy COAL that is GOA”

‘i‘t-il our Inapc'umul-l lI ran ONLY loan Wanton;
rsa'r'I mitten ‘a