Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 18, 1904 · page 5

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Miss (‘Iara Cousins is confined to hoI
iholue In Main street. Norwallt by an
Iattack ol Iaryngltla.

A few choice bargains appear in the
'.IId of A Stull today. Be sure to read
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I’iIIIInIaI-y. Wall street. Is laid up with
lit-rye Mira.
Ithe new and popular songs.
ythln'Hali,
IInglon street
in “10ij York Grocery Co.‘ c ad. tI
thing to lnakc up a complete Kitchen
" tlllllut‘n are now offered at How'land s
ll- Till"? hurch ”WWI You don't know what you have miss-
~DerbIcs.I Derblr {Derbtcs O Brien. 'The goods are right and the prices low
New York. to- spend the Easter vaca- day on Mine Bessie Naphey of Osborn
sold his horse to a pnrly in Norwalh ‘M L. Cronin.
éTurkoymnd chickens n Schaub' s i timtI well s'pcnt to study the qualities
0. ll. Jack 93' a perfect I‘It- ,"u s. “m“ ”‘4’ “‘l
\I',alk will confer the Warrior's dcglc" at the Iatc of loIII per cent pct aIInnnI
witchiness of the skin: homriblo Lorenzo Dibble Is cerlntnir ".iotng
ncvcr falling euI-e-IDoan's Ointment. "m" ”WWW" ‘l'nm'r 5” at a ”'5‘
“"1 ll
wiI‘IIIc photogrtnihs from 00 cts. to
on thI.I mud flats in that harbor howv
Lollgo. of South Norwalk. and Temple
i‘ho III-monthly meeting otthc lot-up. walk, at last night's communication.
pastor desires to- meet all the mem-
gate on hand at N III. Ryan's Those
l'l conference. ., st: ‘
But- ty they possess.
Washington Camp Patriotic OI den or
. Music by .IIIroIIIo May's llanjo Club or.

William Henry of Edward 1’. Weed' s
Ian attack of tonsilltis.
_3 lbs snouldér Ste-II. 25.».
1 .TM In of fifteen cent tuusic at Colo
mans aturday will include many oi
Sou pd
i' A Ie IIIIr acting Olive Braneg
lodgt.‘ nigh I Pyt ils.’ was hot
i e 0!. th
ExtI ordinary lnducements In the
:way of Nbargalnd’. for Safitrday apnea
IlaI (Ht. .4
‘-—0uI basement Is filled with every-
.Dcpt. M. S. Smith & Co.
, ; Some especially. notable hosiery
Miter Hattip. “twat“. Of Not-walk I‘Ihe slew of their happening appearI
““3 I“ Wilton. 1‘“ “0““- l III the ad. today. Read it
Next Show
will he ‘6! mil 'Mkllirl ‘1’“ k0! ths ’ ed If you have not tried the teas anI_
Holy Communion. It 0" 0" toffee oi the Leo Tea and Butter Co.
Alfred We] aptbecled lIoIIeto- See nd
day from suit on College Colgate An opcIation was petlormed yestet-
tion. ‘a g.» ¢ . -- (I. nvcnuh’. limit. Norwalk. The operation
D. R “at”: of: New CaI,IntIn has . was bv DI ll. Benn assisted by Dr
Mr. Merritt has purchased an autOan-"‘POI'i0l'll01lrio V lllc. lluttcrt s Mkt
bile The intending purchaser will that I
l) n't trifle with our es. ”a“, ‘and prites asked for the different
thet‘n examined hetgre It 14 too late. '5””"‘I‘ ”r ”"9“ at Tristrtun and I”
Hull. ‘43 . "llIc IllrrttIII'fi of the' Random (‘oIIntI
Corktdlol: Tribe 1. O. R. M of Nor Sittings llaIIlt 'hnIe detlatod dividend
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!to be crulltcd April Ist and Iavtthlt-
.It II meeting to be held this IIIoninu I
at theI room; In the Oazétted building. l ”" "“‘taf‘l‘l’ ‘9'” 11th
plague. Most eVeryhody afflicted inithings." lie. makes an oflcr toda,I
one way 0|: math” 0.1M one sale that will enable you to secure II 42
-\.' any drug store; 50 cents. .5 small outlay. llcatl the ad. for par-
IIIIIIiuls
SIIIIIIIII young lnen who me
lmown hora started from \‘I’cstporl haI- _ . I I . . .
lltll IcstIIItlaI with a launch. 'l'hcy Ina Sum 1"" ””7“" at I‘M"- Norualk.
‘ A number of members of Old Well
l\t r. and walked the rest or the wa
home ' Lodge. of \\'estport. were guests of St
John's Lodge, A. 1“. anti A. M., of Nor-
Mon's Band will be held' In the li‘lrst
Methodist Church. this et'cning. 'l‘hc‘ The latest It 8: G Warner's Rust
l’IooI‘ and (i. ll. corsets models for 1001
hers this (Wetting. as this will he the
last oppottuhity Ihe “ill hate until at- makes of tom-ts are very scasonnhic
when you consider the grace and bean
~3 lbs, Shoulder Steak, 2m-
tory' H Marital. " . -—l;oln Steak, ltic. lluttcry's Mkt..
March 21-26 is Fair Wee-k at Rcad‘s
the cons of Amerlcn, held tits I aim
meeting. last" night and received one , 011' atternnon: , recital of the. Apollo

application for mpmlflarghip' Thor-I. i Piano Player every morning and tea
will he ,anI Initiation next Thruwsday I uill bo scIIed cvorv afternoon. lie surt
night. and a dance on the following I to visit the slow during this week.
"ihuII-day, Match ill. I ‘ The Boston Store is bound to keep
“mnythinn 'Im'd t‘Vcryt'hlt‘I'g you may things moving. Now it is a nineteen
ask for III l.acea"'hiedalilona_ Dres cent and thirty-nine-cent sale for to
Hrlrmmtngs. pm fl 3 Smith 5; (:0 morrow and Monday. Read the ad
1'". case of l‘.o"lm Thyroli' against Itor the many articles that are to go on
August \Vichman, which has screxal' ”‘03“ two ““3 at these 'wo prices
iltue> come up In the South Nonal‘t
11‘0th Court and been adjourned iII
Hilf‘tlUlCtl lot a heating on \i'hlondat
IIIoI-IIIIIg. the 28th int-u. It Is expcttcl
that all the witnesses will be In at
tIIIdIIIIt-e at this time. .
-—lCIeII iamIlI should how its“
lIoIIsclIoitl medicine chest and the first i
bottle III It should be Dr. Wood‘ 5 No"- .
any Pine Syrup. nature's remedy for;
coughs and colds.
One of the funny things about ”III"
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new railroad map In the Connecticut
State Register In locating Florida sta
lion on'the main lineol thr Danbuty
and Norwalk road, whereas it Is a 11.1-
siatlon on tho Ridgelinld branch. and
not. a van dignified station at that.

A valued contributor to The Sentinel i
announcer. that. today‘s Is. the four '- '
teenth big snow storm of the season lTHE CONVENIENCE OF A SAVJNGS
and that them-retry") or three ot-ii'cr» I ‘ ACCOUNT AB A MEANS OF
due. The snow bean to fall slow-ii) “INVESTING MONEY. .
about 5 a. m.. and by 0 ociock was; Do you realise the convenience or
coming down in line mm and makIIII Opening a savings, account with the
rapidly. muchilo the discomfort of poo l South Norwaik Trust Company? Our
pie who were obliged to be out In it :banglvnghgooms ar; centrality ltgatedlit

_ I. l 93 as ngton t Sou orwa
,. “#0333? 5:“: 75" b“ ‘6 00 1’” easily reached by trolley from all parts

There M" an. (1 iii f ti 8 W of the town and the nearest banking

be r 0" '9 ° Institution to the railroad station. Be
“flank of the Baptist Church tonight” sides bein Iconvenlenti located our
on account of the elite alnment which b in Ihg-I _ d Iy t | mod
“I to be given by the infant clats of an ng once an equ pmen B

. . era In every way
u“ Sunday school“ it is hoped that} And then It is no trouble to open an

all the members a: the Brigade will b account. All you have to do Is to fill

present at the next meeting, as a new out. . “me” and hand: it to-

cnptain I‘s expected to be present to
conduct the drilling- it gather With your deposit (which can be

 

‘0de natlva ““9" at. “”833 i you wish to make it) to the teller who
' , will give you a pass book with proper

’A'NT YOUR 'UGGV FOR 75¢- lentry. The whole transaction taking
to $1.00 wI-th -Devoe's Gloss Carriage' i but a minute or two.
Paint. It weig 3 to 8 cu. more to‘I Having made the Ilrst deposit you
. the pint than 9 are. wears longer, and} have the satisfaction of knowing that
KtIes a gloss equal to new work. Sold i you have made a sale and profitable
by Comatock Watkins & 130w and E. investment without cost to yourself.
1’ Gorham with no charge for commission as

there would have been had you bought
HEADACHE cunt

iatocks or bonds. and one that is free

Ifrom all taxes and assessments in

What's the use of Interim; when 'fact there is no other Investment

STILLSONS INSTANT BEADACHE which. while maintaining its absolute

t' [IRE stops the my Instantly? Put i safety, offers such exceptional advnnt
up In tastelm form and doesn't upset ages to the. man of moderate means.

 

 

the stomlch. . I if not. looking tor a place of lnIhesIt-
“ ' mcnt but requiring a loan we can c n
8771140" "WELL 60R. you In that case too We loan money
on rm estate and approved collateral

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lllt' alumnus narrowing: Pattil‘kast rmtileu The Girl You have Do-
delta My Love I Dun Not Tell 8 Van Dooun, You Never We to He

. Like That Moro. I What Bolts One to Caro For Me. Laughing Water Song.
I l'dlace of Silver ind Gold. Good- Bye Lisa Jane, “For Bale-A Hilly,” Dream

 

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Spring Wears
“All Her If"

No formal opening; just a cordial invitatio to you to step
in and see the show tor which we‘ vc been preparing for
months—a show of readyao-Wears unapproac pp! in extent

I?“ varieyIQIfny we have hitherto presented.‘
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Spring Raincoats. Top Coats. and Suits. made by the most

skilled designers and tailors in America. Styl and fit bear
witness to the painstaking work of thorough altsmen; and
variety in styles and patterns affords ample chain: for all
tastes. Prices are, as usual, modest.

 

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OUR SPIRING HAT SHOW comprises all the good and
' stylish shapes to Derbies and Soft Hats—conservative and col-
vlege blocks. 83. $2, SI. 50.

,Spring Furnishings are in full bloom. too.

Suits. Top Costs and Raincoat: to order. “for. delivery in
time for Easter wear: .

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if mistakes occur, If anything goes wrong and you
don‘t report It, Is It our fault? We both must do our part,

Your money back if you want It, is ours. telling us If
we are at fault and getting satisfaction yours.

Prices just now are high enough without. adding the
cost of dirt, dust and foreign seeds to your oats. better
.buy where they srrccn theta for you, always picun.

Buy Oats Thais Clean;

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We Sell“
P I ll N 0 S

You may take this in the IIIondtIsr sound as We can givo'you full.
honest mine at any price you contemplate paying. We haIc. now

ONE 0000 SQUARE PIANO ................................ $10.00
ONE sI-IONINGEII ORGAN (high top) ................. _. .I HsIooo
ONE PELOUBET CHAPEL ORGAN ....... ..;._.~...m;_...‘. 5700

and from these our stock ranges in price up‘to theISMINfilAY,’ the
.most expensive, and BEST PIANO In the World.

Drop.us a postal and we will send. our bulletin of second-hand In-
struincntsp It will enlighten you as to the place to buy such pianos
cheap. we take pleasure in arranging the payments satisfactorily.
We also RENT GOOD. NEW PIANOS on ILIBERAI. TERMS‘.

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SPAULDING

B 39 Ball Goods

Complete Llno at

Wm. P. Beers1P

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STOCKS. BONDS. GRAIN AND COTTON BOUGHT 0R SOLD 0N COM-
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ltrokets 3w m‘ta & Corbett Block,
South Norwslk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. I :30
.\mal. (.‘up.. 43 Ni‘lg 47". 4813‘
Am C & l-‘ Co. 20 20 20 20
.Im, Ice. pr. :III.’ 2911 251.; 23a;
-:\ln. Loco. 2212 2'3“; 22% 2212
.\m. Snlelt.. . tit-"It Ill lit-S" «tit
Am. Sugar, l‘lli 1255;. 12.13,. 126%
Anaconda. on .5 mm. duh. dill/g
.\. T. & 8. Fe I113», 631.5 .0173... 68%
A 'l‘ a S Fe. pt’ on sum. 90 no
Hallo. at Ohio. 78:11. 7813 'I'h' 783$.
ll'klyn.. ll. T,. 12'». 43%. 42W. 43%
Cites. & Ohio. 31 Ill 30711 31
(“IL Gt West. 13‘... 1.3% 155. 15%
Ch. Mk St P. 143% 143% ”314. 143%
Col. South. 18% ”171.181,; 1875;
Con. Gas. 193% 194 193% 193%
‘Del. & Mod, 100. 150x414“. 150%.
Eric. 25 25% 25% 25%.
Erie. 1st. pt.. 64% 64% 64V. 643'.
Gen. Rice. 165 167 165 167
Ill. Central. 128% 128% 128% 128%
Lou. ll. Nash..10-l% 104% 104% 104%
Manhattan. 142% “31,4 142% “3%
Met. St. Ry.. I09 109% 108% 109
Mex. Central. 11%. llfi 11% 11%
M. K. & T.. 18 18% 18 18
M. K. k '1‘.. pf., 39 .19 383’. 38%
Mo. Pacific. 91% 91% 91 91%
N. 1'.Central.116§lt 11651. 1161/. 116%
Nort. & Ween. 571,5 57% 57% 57V;
Ont. a West.. 207-, 21% 2071‘ 21%
Penn. R. R, 116 116% 115%116%
Pee. GI“. 97 ....97!4 97 97
Reading. 42V. 43% 42 43
Read.. 1st. pt. 78% 78% 78% 78-1;
Read. 2d. pt.. 58 58 58 58
Rep. Steel. 8 It ..8 8 ' 8
IRpek Island. 21%~ 311:5 21% 21%
. Rub. Goods. 1916 191/. 19% 19%
1 South. Poo, mg 46 45* mg
800- Rr Co.. , 21 1.111 " 2091'; 20%
Son. Ry. Co. pl 845; 84% 84%. 84%
Tenn C 8; 1.38% 39 38% 38%
Texas Pac., , :III 24 23-33-2391
Union Poe... 76% 76% ' 757$ 76%
U. S. Leather. 7;,‘A 7%. 31% 7% '
U. 8. Rubber. 128313“ 12% 13%
U. S. Steel. 11% 11% 11% 11%
U. S. Steel. pf.. 58V. 58%: 581/. 58%
Wabash. pl.. 36“ 36%. 36%
"West Un Tel —— — ' —- -—
Wis Cent. 18% 18% 1855 18%

- WE SELL

' D. Nudhltm Sons'

SOLID EXTRICT 0" .
RED CLOVER: .

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The Barrier; [or All
limped Blew“.

.. THE lllltlllill Pllnlilhllil
2" The Presdiplion Store

". All cars plus the door. .'
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'TODAYIIN WALL ITI‘IT.

NEW YORK. March ill—Inn than
ten minutes alter the opening or the
cotton market today. another half cent
had been taken on the price of con-
tracts No moInIng of the season had
witnessed a more demorallacd market
Prices went up and down 10. 20 and 30
points inItwo and three minutes of
time. May opened. t 1.1. 25, sold down
to 14.75 In less tha' 15 minutes. while
July; opening at‘ib.22‘-‘went down to
14.36. Toward the end of the Ilrst half
hour eaI'iI seiicmstarted to term and
there was a rapid advance. There was
nothing In tht heirs to amount I'm the
excitement tables weIe ratth. better.
than expected and' receipts ran a lit-
tle smaller. it seemed merely a re-
newal of bear operations and the
catching of stop orders.

WALI. S’I‘RII.‘ l'i‘. 10;.10 II. nip-«There
was none an active demand for stocks
in the opening dealings today which
carried thII whole list to a Iractlonally
higher level. Some large blocks of the
Pavilion, 'l‘runk lines and other promi-
nent stocks changed hands. Canadian
Pacific rose II point. (‘nnsoliiiutod Gas
tell 1%. ,

WALI.’ S’I'RIIIIIJ'I‘. ii a. nI.-~I-lles|iziug
sales In the railroad stocks were oil?
wt for a tirao by the ~tI‘IInntII shown
by .\IIIIIigtIIIIattIIi. Brooklyn 'l'rttnslt.
Metropolitan Street Railway and Mull-
iInttIIn, 'l‘hcao specialties advanced
from 14, to 1h. despite the gradual drop
to the cooler» and western stocks
which sold slightly below yutcrtiuy's
close. Linseed gainui i_ Kansas (‘Ity
Southern. 1%, and Ituhhcr. rod. 2
points, The tractiona fell oil with the
general maritot at 11 o‘clock.

WALI. STREET. 1 II. III — Business
tell all considerably: alter the noon
hItt special slacks math
'ihe lending stocks gent-Ia II ruled
about thtIiI top leco Nth pattiIIIlaIII
Intgr illlllIRlllUllN iII l’cnII~_IlI'.anla
Reading and Manhattan Imp: och i.
(‘entral of New .lersI-y 2; Railway
Steel Spring. pill. 2'4 and (‘orn Pro-
ducts. pi'd., 31,.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

Roper-ted over the private wires of
Maples 0. Ooidlchthidt Commission

'Ex Rights 2% per cent.
"Ex DIIIdend 1% per cent

 

 

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Clearing Siier‘lfrices Cut: ' Infant.
En: ire stock of Fall and winter “$13321. I; magnum

or this senson's goods and consists of iadtea' Cloths. shat-yacht. .
'5 Jackets, Infants long and .short Goats and a tall and M”. .
it will also be to your advantage to come lid mills

did not cure how hard it rained.

swell.

Full of style.

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SUITS TO ORDER

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And besides he knew event! it did not ruin his Rain Coat wail .
for evening wear to the theatre or any place whorl' poopllI VIIIlallI to look

$I0 to $20
Smart Top Cosh ‘

Glad to have you drop In and look lheld ovbrIII

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cash trade. We shall continue to give
Now how to get them.
own as many as you please.

Pillsbury and Jones Flour and can sell
it lower than any competitor. This is
not brag, but fact.

I can sell it for what it costs at
wholesate‘snd make a profit.

‘_ For Shut-downtown 26' we quote a
Special cash price on Jones at 72c and
on Pillsbury at 78c.

TURNIPS which have been hard to
get we have plenty of now.

Fancy flchd Jlluul 230 lb
Good Drinking Coffee 180 lb

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we are oilering In the Fur line. ot~ this

The Fair Cloak

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HOW TO SECURE A 42 PIEC E DECORATED DINNER BET.
We have just got In store a shipment of three colorld. docorltld '42
piece Dinner Sets and we propose to place one or more sets as an qdy "1W ..
ment in the homes of our calh customers. The tIIlutthutIon of these MINI.
lome Dinner lots will In no way affect our prices. It Is dons to Increase? our

Trade 850 and pay 82. 02 with every "It,
I pay part of the coat the customer pays pact,
Would it not appear that $2. 62 is an insignificant price to pay for $2 pile“
of china ware and how can you get so much for so little in any little wayu ‘1,

FLOUR—We are right in shape onI ‘

Lorenzo lel

IF YOU HAVE N'T TRIED OUR

TEAS AND COFFEE

YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU MISSI IOTH IN PRICE ANDIQUALqu

60¢ Tau. all klnds. 450 lb' am Buffer .
But M and J Coffee. 820 lb Good Buffer

 

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CHOCOLATE POWDER 'flfI MEN“
Ilng and other purposes: Wltph hilt,

25¢“). igmfl‘i‘

Selling lots of Prunes. new, 5.9!"!
fine ones, extra large, 10: Ill ltrllght
also fine ones 3 ill... for 256. -..

Try them, 10c lb.

BUTTER, tub. 25: and 28:

EGGS—Fruit 25c doz.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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