Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 19, 1904 · page 5

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

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Chocolates and
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Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, of Clay street
are slowly improving.

-—lf you want an Easter Hat. call at
0‘ ill ieii' 11.

Two Norwalk dances are being plan
netl for shortly after Easier. to Nor
walk.

—-Cliop beef. 101: at Scliaub‘s.

William L, Olsen. of Norwalk. was
1111 a business trip to Stamford this
morning. ' _ ,

—-New Spring derby. O'Brien.

Charles D. Lloyd, of John Grant‘s
restaurant. has recovered from an at-
tack of the grip. .. .

-—l"iesl1 hanrs,12l6c, lb. Hayes.‘

Mr. and Mrs. .Ollvar S. Stanley, 111
Main street, Norwalk. are spending the
(111,1 in New York city.

-——Cliieireiis and fowis 16 untl 181. lb. l
Hayes‘.

—»i1‘lne photographs from 50 cts. to
$7. 00 per dozen. at Lewis'. Norwalk.

A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr. and Mrs .‘Pretl'e'ri'ck S; Byxboe.‘ of
West Main street. Norwallt.

Theodore Knapp, of Golden Hill
street. is better. after a severe attack
of the grip. ~

—Bock beer. steamed clams and
clam broth, Friday and Saturday, at
Welseit's 202 Washington St. Bridge.

Abram Shorvors; one of the trustees |
of the Knight Street A M E Church
is very' ill at his home in East Nor- .
walk.

~POMcrlrouse,‘ lSe. ‘Buttery's Mkt.

George Tucker, of South Norwalk. ls
substituting as driver for Putnam Hose
wagon In the absence of Samuel Mc-
Gowan. , ‘

—Anything and everything you may i
ask for Iii Laces Medallions Dress
Trimmings etc: ML'S. Smith&Co.

Miss Edna Wigham of Fairfleld is
visiting her parents; Prof. and Mrs.
lloraee.B., WighalttL Elm street, Nor-
walk. ...... mm... -.... .

-t‘.ompleie..,atnck Lace Curtains.
Window Shadcst' Lambrcquin Poles.
Sash Rods. now open for the spring.
M. S. Smith & Co.

The ninth annual social of Ladies“
Auxiliary, A. 0. ii., of Norwalk.'wili
be held in their hall; in Wall street.
April 15th.

"ran 39. 00 per ton. Raymond Bros.

llobart Clark has returned to Nor-
walk from New York and White
Plains. where. he has just secured a ver-
dict 11f,$7.000 inn contract suit. ' ’ ., ‘

-—-Salt pork 10c lb. Hayes‘.

Mrs. Henry B. Coley. of Norwalk.
who has been making a brief visit.
with her sister, Mrs. Belle F. Grego-
1y. r‘airfleld. returned home yesterday.

”1.1.1.15 lit Old Comgpny‘ a coal, Ray-
niorrd Bros .

’llie Endeavor Circle of King's
Daughters of the South Norwalk Cone
gregational Church will meet with Mrs
Edward B. Robertson. No. 11 Bella

' placc, East Norwalk, Thursday after
noon at 3 o'clock; subject. “The King."

—5 lb pallapure lard 5012. Hayes'.

Charles .I. Douohuemresldont of the 1
Connecticut branch of the American?
chc
days In Danbnry in the interest of his:
organization with which most of that
labor organizations of the city are al- ‘
Iiiiatod.

——-l.oin Steak, i6c. Buttery's Mkt.

Lincoln ' Council. No. 4, Order at
United American Mechanics. held its
regular meeting, last night, and con-
ferred the second degree on four can- 1
didates. Arrangements were made‘
for a supper next Friday night. when
the third degree will be worked.

—— “.«lbs Shoulder Stepk 251:.
tcty 's Market.

iN'I’ YOUR DUGGY FOR 751:.
to t .110 ‘Wlih nevoetiioross Carriage
Paint. It weighs 3 to 8 ozs. more to
the pint‘than others. wars longer, and I
gives a gloss equal to now work. Sold
by Constock, Watklml fi DOW Ind E.
E (lorham. ‘ ‘

scanner-rice”

What's _‘ use or sale when
STILLBON' 8 INSTANT HEALw ACRE
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Mrs. Nellie Elwood, of Greens firms,
who was given Judgment for Si. 000 and
costs. against the C. R. A L. 00., by
Judge Elmer for injuries received by
being thrown fro ma trolley car last
summer. may not receive this amount
as the trolley company have taken an
appeal.

-—Bran $0 00 per ton, Raymond Bras.

Mrs John J. Marvin, who .WBI tax-
on to the Norwalk Hospital dtrrlng the
early part of the weak to have an op-
eration performed upon her knee
which was 11111111111 by falling down
stairs. has returned home. It ht
thought no complications will set to.

will be possible in a short time.

——Choicc native turkeys at Hayos'.

Samuel McGowan driver of the Pill-
num Hose Company's supply wagon.
I11 company with Edward McGowan.
started today on a brief vacation. They
will visit Brooklyn. Newark and New
York at the latter pla1e attending the
wedding of William Alexander and
Miss Annie Hirshberg Sunday elon-
ing

——Our basement is filled with every-
thing to make tip a complete Kitchen
Dept. M. S. Smith dz Co

l‘lre Young Mcu‘ 5 Band held a meet-
1’11; in the First Methodist Episcopal
C'-.huiih last night. It was a devotion
1i meeting, anti Allen B. Ely was the
"cadet: The next meeting comes dur-
ng the special services of the church
In Holy Week. and the members of the
”and pledged themselves to secure the
attendance of all at these services.

-~— Turkeys and chickens at Sehaub' s

Mere prettiness Isnt all a woman
wants in undergarments She wants
hupclincss. quality and good work-
niinsbip, too. All these points of mor-
't will be fniinti In the muslin undet-
veal on sale at Miss N E. Ryan's
l‘he garments are not only generously
at and finely finished but they were
math in well- ventilated hygienic work
10011111, by expert needle women.

—--Dcrbies. Derblos, Derbies. O'Brien,

W. J. Garvin. B. R. Hack. .I. 0. Mill'-
plry. New York: A. L. Palmer, F, C.
liurrows, .l, Forster. Boston: M. ii
Paddock, Springfield; C. E. Meley, New
Haven: (l. S. Crosby, Philadelphia
911.; .l. H. llakln. Brooklyn: E. N.
Richardson. Waterbury; A. R. Feltner.
lanaan, (lt.: i“. H. Osborn, North
\danis. Mass: .I. M White, Augusta.
Me., were guests yesterday at the Ho-
tel Clifford.

——Eaily Spring Styles in 'Irimmcd
Hats on sale In the Millinory Dept.
M. S. Smith & Co.

Observers of yesterday's snow. rain.
rlnsli and slop arc Impressed. with tile
wisdom of that animal. the ground hog.
which is so mrich abused the rest of the
year. btit highly venerated on “Ground
hog day". The ground hog came out of
his hole six weeks ago last Tuesday
anti went back because he saw his
thadow and knew six weeks more of
winter weather were coming. Whetliti'
or noLhe came out when the time was
up is not known but it has not been
reported that any of them hare been

 

Spring Raincoats, Top Coats. and Suits. made by the most
skilled designersand tailors in . America.
witness to the painstaking work of thorough craftsmen; and
variety in styles and patterns affords ample choice for all
Prices are, as usual, modest.

tastes.

OUR SPRING HAT SHOW comprises all the good and
stylish shapes in Derbics and Soft Hats—conservative and col-

Onr mu Guarantee: Satisfaction," Money Book.

Spring Wears
All Here-,1

No formal opening. just a cordial invitation to you to step
in and see the show for which we' vc been preparing for
months—a show of ready-to—wcars unapproachcd in extent
‘ and variety by any we have hitherto presented. I

 

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.

RogersStStevens

Successors to Comslook Bros‘.’

SOUTH NORWALK..

Style and fit bear

 

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If mistakes occur, If anything goes w

mug and you

don't report It, is it our innit? 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 with

out ridding the

cost of dirt, dust and foreign seeds to your cats. better
. buy where they screen llicm for you. always cit‘hu.

Buy Oats 'l‘hats Clean.

MANUEL T. HATCH.

 

 

won this week. The ground hog l.‘
wise in his genét‘atiOn and he predict;
ed truly this year

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THE LADIES favor painting thclr
batches, and therefore. we urge er e1 1'
11inister to remember we give a lib-
.1ral quantity of the Longmrin & Mar-
inez Paint toward the painting.
. Wears and covers like gold.

Dont pay $1. 50 a gallon for l lust-ed
Oil (worth 60 cents) which you do
vlicn you buy other paints in n can
vith a paint label on it.

8 81 ii make I‘li therefore when you
want fourteen gallons of paint I111,1
mly eight of L. & M. and mix six
:allonsvpure Linseed OH with it. and
thus got paint at less than $120 per
gallon.

Many houses are well painted with
tour gallons of L. & M. and three gal
'ons of Linseed Oil mixed therewith.
.,T.hese Celebrated Paints are sold by
Comatock, Watkins 10: Dow. South Nor-
walk: Hubbell & Staples Hardware
Co..Nor\vall1; W. S. Gnyer- 3: Son.
Wesl‘flirt; Northrop Bros. Southport.
THE CONVENIENCE OF A SAVINGS

ACCOUNT A8 A MEANS OF
INVESTiNG MONEY.

Do ,vou realize the convenience of-
naming a savings aceotint with the1
Nor 11alk Trust Company? Our.
banking rooms are centrally located atl
93 Washington St.. South Norwalk. '

 

 

 

, 'caslly reached by trolley from all partsl

1f the town and the nearest banking
institution to the‘rallroad station. Be-r
sides being conveniently located our
banking house and equipment is mod-
ern In every way.

And then It Is no trouble to open an
account. “All you have to do is to fill
dirt is signature-card and hand it to
gather with your deposit (which can be
an small as one dollar or as large as

on wish to make it) to the teller who

will give you a pass-book with proper
entry. The whole transaction taking
but a minute or two.

Having made the first deposit you
have the satisfaction of knowing that
you have made a safe and profitable
Investment. without cost to yourself.
with no charge for. commission as
there would have been had you bought
stocks or bonds. and one that Is free
from all taxes and assessments iiil
Mt there Is no other investment
which. while maintaining its absolute

 

 

 

tsutetuoilora such exceptional advant~‘

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You may takatbitvin the broadest sense, as' we can‘

 

We Sell}
P (A N o s

hottest value at any price you contemplate paying.

ONE GOOD SQUARE PIANO ................................ $10.00

ONE SHONINGER ORGAN (high top) .................. . . . . .
ONE PELOUBET CHAPEL ORGAN .............. . ......... . . . .

ire y'ou full,
We [1 1e now '

$10.00
5.00

and ‘lrom these our stock ranges In price up to the STEINWAY, the
most‘expensive. and BEST PIANO In the World.

Drop us a postal anti we will send our bulletin of secondhand in‘
, it will enlighten you as,to the place to biry such pianos

slruments. ‘ _
cheap. We .tsk‘e’ pleasure in arranging

the payments satisfactorily.

We also RENT GOOD. NEW PIANOS on LIBERAL TERMS. . '1

TUNING AND REPAIRING.

as Wasll'morou s'r:

SPAULDING

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Base. Ball Gouda

Wm. P. Beers’

up In tasteless form all fit 'upset ages to the man of moderate moans. .- STATIONERY» 510m
the stomach; _ Ifigsktlfltngnfor‘a'ofiteogs:1:11;;; ' _
~ ‘ ”'0 ' men
smasoiv sown]. can. you 1.11.1 case 1‘ We 1..... money 650nm Rabi-Street South Nowell, a.
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including the following: Patti‘s

but Farewell, The Girl You love, lie-

della, My have i Dare Not Tell, sauna Van Doozen, You Never spoke to Me

Lille That Before, I Wat
Palace or Silver a'ad‘ field.
of “can. (Waits).
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“For Sale—A b“ .

Please Manama Buy
l Ain‘t Got No Use for
by George nosey, Ki-Yo, latest

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Broker.

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Havllond Block, 96 Wail. on Strut.

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3"“ ‘ srocxa. soaps. aaam auo cotton soudirr on. com on corn.

MiMION INNER FOR CASH OR ON A IODIRATI NM

 
 
 
 

1 the rise to top level of yesterday.

, pcurancr- of the batik statement,

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WE SELL
D. Nudhoma Sons'
soup txriudr or
up crank:
aLosaom.

Tho I”! fir. for All
Blood Dina».

Till llll‘llllill Pllilllliltl
The Prescription Store

All cars plop tho dear.
Night Calla Answered.
Telephone Call, 1072.

 

 

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

NEW YORK, March ill—At the
opening of the Cotton Exchange today
the suspension or .i. H. Garrison 6‘1:
Company was announced. bill this sus-
pension Is eomparatiacly‘unlmportant,
the company's outstanding interest not
being supposed to be material. A
statement from Daniel .I. Sully was
read, In which he said he hoped his
embarrassment was only temporary.
anti he hoped to resume In the near fu-
ture. .I. II, (larrlh‘on is In Florida and
no statement of his affairs will be giv-
en otir pending his return.

WAI L U 1 REET 10,: 10 a. n1. -—P1Iccs
of stocks today opened :1 fraction
lilg‘licr an around on the assurance
caused by the statement of the small
commitments by. the failed Sully Iirtn
in the st01lt market. Dealings were
.111 a moderate aortic and advantes 11 erc
quite uniform. ‘1;

WA”. STREET. II a. m.—-Stocks
we're bid for iti large amounts despite\
the announcement of the suspensIOn of
another cotton exchange member. Prac-
tically every leading stork shared In
or
over. St. Paul. Reading Louisville
and Metropolitan Street Railway made
the largest advance, 1% each. Many
of the leaders were a point over last
night. Kansas City Southern. pfd., ’I‘o-
icdo and Western. old. and Metropoli-
tan Securities rose I“... Metropolitan
Street Railway ‘2, and Third Avenue.
2%.

W Al I. S1 ltl‘l r t‘ l 081'. ---'l‘hc mat-
hot shoe ed some hesitation btit pt i1 es
ran highter than. In the first hoirr.
Pennsylvania crossed l1? and Metro-
politan St. Railway pfd.. rose 3 to 3%
Chicago It Alton declined l‘h. 'l'hn mar ~
kct turned smug again after the ap-
mak-
ing the best prices of the day. St. Paul
Reading and Sugar rose about 2 points
over last night and previous gains
were extended generally. Third ave-
uitc rosc 4‘15: The closing was very
active and buoyant.

TODAV'S QUOTATIONS.

Reported over the private wires of
Naples & Goldsehmldt. Commission
Brokers, Swartz & Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.

Open. High. Low. Close.
Amal. t‘op.. 473;. 48-31 47% 48:};
Am C & I“ (10,1903 lit“; lit-it. 19-71"
.\n1(‘ & F‘ pf. TI 71 7i Tl
Alli, Ice. pf., 23-3; 29 2834 28-}.
.lm. .oen.. 221.1, :21:1 221/. 22%
Am. . cit. 48D. 48% is»; 483.1.
Am. Sugar, 126 l27'4 125% 127%
Anaconda. 07% 67% 65' 65
A 'l‘ & S Fe. 67‘s 68% 67% 68%
A 'i‘ & S Fe. pf. 8971.. 897.. 8974. 897.1.
iialto. & Ohio. 77% 78M 77% 78711
il‘klyn. R T.. 4:"). 427,. 42% 437...
Chas. & Ohio. 31151 31% 31% 31%
Chi. & N, W., 166%; 16614; Ititi‘lg 166%
Ch. Gt. West, He" I511. ”SA 15%
Ch. M & St P.. 143 141% 143 lily;
Con. Gas. 194 194% IRMA 194
Del. & “1111., 150 1.10 vs 150 150%
Eric. 25% 25% 25%. 25%
Erie. lst. pf.. 63% 64% 33/. 64%
Gen. Elec. I66 166 ltiti 166
ill. Central. 128% 129% 128% 129%
Lou. & Nash, 104 104% 104 104%
Manhattan. ”3‘11, 143% H314; 143%
Met. St. R12. 109 111311 109 111%
MexCentral. 11% “76; 11% JIM
M. K. & 'I‘.. 17% 18% 17% 18%
M. K, & 'l‘. pf.. 381/. 39 3814 39
lilo. Pacific. 91 91% 91 Silk
N. Y, Central. 116% 11674. 110% 11671.
Nort‘. & West, 57%. 57% 57%, 57%
Out. 8: West. 21 2W1 21 21%
Penn. R. R.. ll5‘a’. 117% 1157/. 117%
P00. Gas. 97% 9731'. 97 97741}
Reading, 427’.» My; 42 ,’ 44».
Rep, Steel, 7% 7% 7% 73/;
Rock ' island. 211/. 21% 21% 21 W.
South. Pac.. 45% 46% 45% Milt.
Son, Ry. Co.. 20% 21 20% 21
Son. Ry. Co. pf. 84% 84% 84% 841%,,
Tenn. C. & I.. 38 . 38 38 '88
Texas Pac.. 237/11 24 23% 24
Union Pac.. 75% 76% 75% 70-34
1'. S. Leather, 7% ' 7%_ 7% 7%
ll. S Steel 11% 11% 11% 11%
II 8 Steel pf.. 58 58% 57% 58%
Wabash. 19 19 19 19
Wabash. pf.. 35% 36% 35 363.;

BANK STATEMENT.
Reserves. dec. . . .. . . . £2,626,500

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Res. U. S. dee. .......... 2.388.075 ________
Imus. inc. ............. 1.519.800
Specie. dee. ..... 1.895.500
Legal Tender. dec ...... . . . . . 796 800
Deposits doc ...... ”1... ..... 255.200
Circulation, dec. .......... .1048. 800

 

 

 

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But the man with the smart ltala Coat laughed a Nyrry wilt. ‘
did not care how hard It rained.

And besides he knew even it It did not ruin his Rain Codi
- for evening wear to the theatre or lay place when Ipoopld '

$10 to $211.
Smart Top Coats

Glad to have you drop in and look them ovsr. ,1, .5 1
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SUITS TO ORDER 1

SELLECK a Plates-4’

Clothiers and Furnishefl. 1 mm:
98 Washington Street. South Nbrwallt. ‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

HOW TO SECURE A 42 PIEC E DECORATED DINNER BET.

We have just got in store a shipment of three colored decor-ted 1s
piece Dinner Sets and we propose to place one or more Iota ab In “vomit
ment in the homes of our 1:th customers. The distribution of then halt!
some Dinner Sets will in no WIy affect our prices. It is dons to Incubus our
cash trade. We shall continue to give good goods only, at right cult prion.
Now how to get them. Trade :50 and pay :2. 521111111 every act. and you on
own as many as you please. i pay part of the coat the customer payp party.
would it not appear that $2. 62 is an Insignificant price to pay for 42 ploou'
of china ware, and how can you get so much for so little in any other my. ,7. - '

 

 

FLOUR—We are right in' shape on,I CALIFORNIA FITTED PLNMOJII'L
Pillsbury and Jonas Flour and can sell Try them, 10: lb. 1'

it lower than any competitor. This Is . i '1
not brag. but fact. ; , , . t CHOCOLATE POWDER for. di‘ Me 1 .1

ring and other purposes. Weigh out,
I can sell it for what It costs at .251: lb

wholesale and make a profit 5 ‘ ,. ,, . ‘
Selling lots of Primal. new, In

more ones, extra ',iarpo 10: i0. itril.
also fine ones, 3 lbs., for 25¢. .

For Saturday March 26 we quote I
special cash price on Jones at 72c and

on Pillsbury at 78c.

, BUTTER, tub, 25c and and; ’ f"
TURNIPS, which have been hard to, ' , .

* EGGS-4’01"! 25c doz.

.t.vl'
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IF YOU HAVE N'T TRIED OUR

TEAS AND COFFEEX

YOU oouyr KNOW WHAT YOU Miss, corn in PRIDE AND misting. '

60¢ Toss. all kinds. (do lb’ 8m mirror ”I It
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Bur M and J Calm .m lb Good lunar
Fanny Maud J Bland 280 lb rush Home Earn
Good Drinking Coffee 150 lb

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anatv'co rats nb’agttaorv.
Steak ood. 1011 lb.

 

Haddock. 5% lb-

AII other kinds of Fish. Oystora “I

clams. Long. Round Claim and Open
ten, 30: at. No old stock:

Eon-lisp: N” ”mi '

wear [NO or wasm NGTON critter "saloon. ' ' '«

FREE DELIVERY To, LL PART! OF THE Olfl,‘ g

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Entire stock of Fall and winter goods must be MW“ 2 ‘
or cost, to make room for the coming spring scam. '1'er opting .
at this moons goods and mum at iadias’ om. suits, m...
dren a Jackets. 111mm long and short m; in a nut WWW
Millinory. it will also he to your advantage to can. and so. the
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