Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 8, 1904 · page 5

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Low VVPVticVes \‘
NeWEas'ior Goods

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Veni Latest litinas

 

51 Washington St.
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LnulNensl‘ules.

Read Lorenzo Dibble'a ad.; Its Items
will convince you othhc many bargains
to be had at his store. V _

--Salt Pork. 107‘) pound. Hayes.’

Stillson Povfollp’Corooration carry a
full line of disinfectants. deordorlzI-rs.
etc. for house Cleaning and the sick
roonI.

Have you tried "l'owI~r,"
bieakfarit food? 81x o‘euts a package.
at A. Sthli‘a _Relo_l his ad for othIr
bargains. '

There. are many \clner new inven-
tions for an cook to be found at
Head‘s. See in the'ud. what some or
the new Irritala are

~Roast_PQl‘L*12.‘Ifii New York Mk1

(treat bargains in men“ :4 spring suits
at I). Gottlelb‘ . lal IIII-Ies ate at
so advertiI“ on bpy's sIhooI suits.
Read the ad. (or. particulars.

New Canaan feels that things on
coming its “1: ADV. because a NIH;
walk man named Germanitti is going
to open _I luilfch' Nixon fliers.

See what Charles E. Seymour has to
say as to the mono or Dr. 1)th II Med—
icinea In a letter appearing In the ad-
vertising columns of today‘s Issue.

—lf your lacles bad

And you mono and brood,

'Twlll. cheer you-lip ' .

’l‘o eat. Good Rich Food:

Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Beers and
daughter. Edna; amnion Franklin 1)!
iowe street will spent Sunday III New

 

 

 

 

llaven. with \Mragand \irs George,
lliers. , I ;-
Miss Cecile Craw, who has been

spending a few dam‘wttn her granti-

father Francis Boys ston. 01. Lowe
street rcturnfidV is stVV Templeton.
Mass.

Tomorrow the Leo. Tea and Bullet
Company will give away to every pur-
Ihaser of a pound of their best coffee.
a half pound box of supetlative baking
powder.

.‘anes and mourning bands. 0' Brien.

The Norwaik Ty'iidgraphital Union
held a meeting. last night.- at Central
Labor Lyceum. Some applications for
membership were acted upon. and
toutiuc business was transacted.

Professor Edward 'Hands. organist
of St. Mary‘s Church; Norwalk. attend-
ed the supper given by Pavia Council
Knights 0! Columbus, in Bethcl, Wed-
nesday night.-

Miss Hattie CIofut left town
Thursday for Norwalk where she
mottled until aith her Easter vace
tion, the guest of Mrs. Mary Har-
wiI k ——Ridgefleid‘ 'Press
-—1t‘lorlda Oranges 18 for 25c.
& Co
Hearst boomers are trying to organ~
last a campaign clubiin Oranltsville. it
you don't know where. GIanitaville is
we can only tell you it is a suburb of
Norwalk with a voting list of six.—
Ridgeiiold Press.

The time to buy mailings Is now as
prié’es will all 3610er and are Ila-
ble to be muchJiighcr. You may be
sure 0! the matter it owlands as
they carry only the‘beat of stock. See
prices In the ad. i‘ '11“.

. Just now the New York Grocery
Company are selling very best Elgin
Creamery butter at. below .cOst. This
Is a bargain you cinpqt hfford to miss.
Other extra spam.“ log. Saturday ap-
pear in the ad

. —Misa Hutchinson is showing some
extremely pretty creations. In spring
millinery at M S. 'flmlth & 003a

—Salt Pork. 10c. pound. Hayes.’

The stock of barrier Ind underwear
Mia's N. «BHR It's has been

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The open trolley cars wete placed on
the West avenue line this morning.

A regular al of Eureka llellt‘.
halt lodge-w wwmeld- this erecting.
ttrNew mlvid or hosiery. do es and

"pin the cheapest
todV'ay. I}. 8. Smith

Mrs. (.‘nln of

the Orchard Villa.

.lloway’paV lit stopping tIIetI-f for It few

days.

Misti Catherine Hyneiusu. of (‘run-
bury. lii the guest olVV fVIiendIIV In l'liilu-
tlelphln.

IL-tiliu. pulls Tare lard. 50c. Hayes}

ll‘ t1, Lauison. representativr Of (‘to-
for it Knapp. is stopping at the Hotel
Clifford. ,

’iho buige Edntout is uploading a
cmgo (ll Ioui ut Raymond Brothers
whilives.

-- NIItiII- Fowls as New York Market.

The Hotel tiIIforIi was titled again
last night. anti has been every night
this well. '

Thomas 1 Raymond is attending the
New York East ConfeIeIiInc in [book-
lyn, today. .

Eugene l.. Boyer, of Main street.
Norwuik, has been seriously ill for the
past several days. _

«For a real stylish hat call III see
Miss Ilutchiusou at M. B. Smith at
C0 '5. \

Attorneys Walsh and llube-ll. of
Norwalk. are in Bridgeport. today. on
professiounl business.

There will be no basketball games
at the armory. Monday night. and in-
stead ('onIpaIIy I) will drill.

liishop Kiusoirlua oi" lil‘ilzll. will
give an address in Trinity Church next
Friday uftI-I'noou, iii :1 o'clock.

'i‘he Perkins Quintetto is St'llt‘tlllleil to
give an entertainment in the Norwalk
linptist Church. Tuesday crculug. ,

~lIIIIl-.I|Is [let-.hlos Derbics. O'Brien

.I ( 'oltins & Company are shipping
II (‘llllllllll III furniture to liotlII-l todin
“'"llt‘ll they at't- I furnishing a huge
hoitiit

----llAIgztiII‘ snlc of 81.50 umbrellas
98c enth. AL '8 Smith & (‘0.

A meeting of Buckingham Post. (1.

.1. FL. of Norwalk, will be held this
evening. ill (1. A. it. Hall. in Wall
street.

(leIIIge L. Hotltwell, oi IIouusouty.

Mathewson & Company' a shot» Iuanu-

factoxy. has been Ie-clected a vestri-
man in St. Stephen‘s Church, Ridge—
Hold.

—5 lb pails l’ure Lard. 50c. Hayes.

Thete will be no- drill of the Boys
llIigIIdc. oi. the South Norwnlk [lup-
IIs t‘ IIIIII u this owning on actouui oi
the missionary senice to be held in
the "church

(‘ti plain i". ll, Layton entertained II
partyoi friends with a diutur at the
Hotel Clifford, ~yestorday afternoon.t
and aftI-I dinner thcy Went for u driII
about the city.

~—\'illitgi i’ui‘,son matinee tomorrow.

Cockcnoe'lribc 1.0 R. M. of Nor-
walk. will hold it niIe ting this cv'.iuiug
The committee on next weeks dance
will complctc uIIuIIgIIIIInts for ”10
t‘uiution tonight.

'ihe Itgular weekly pIaIeI muting
of the South Norwaik Baptist (‘ tooth
was held last high! the pastel haying
charge. His remarks weII- most help-
ful and practital.

——l.Itest styles and largest variety
of mercerizcd waiatiugs 25I yd. up-
mm. M. a Smith & C0.

On Sunday evening the Rev. Roniil-
-,Iy F. “Humphilcs will preach in St.
Andrews Church, New York, and the
pulpit in Trinity Church will be filled
by Rev 0. w. Barhyt. of Westport.

Rev Elinor E Lou: of th Setond
Baptist Chitrth Bridgeport. will lllL‘ll-

W the 5|}le 9.11 of. ,the South Norwalk
nuptial ui‘ch' Sunday In cXIhangc
with the pastor Rev. 11. H. Caipentet.

——li’ you want an easil y digested
sustaining food. One that In different
from any other. try the Good Rich
Food. Your grooei sells it.

The Gil‘ls' Friendly Society of Triul
ty Church he id a regular meeting. last
night and arrahgments were made for
the social to be gchn the latter part
at the month. The rec tor gave an ad-
dress

 

THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOSS.
comes from the vamish in Devoe's Var-
nishfildor Paint; costs 5 cents more a
quarti though. Sold by Comatock, Wat-
kina' & Dow and E. E..Gorham

 

3 sVl-lEEVTs or music sea 25c.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY.

 

strengthened by p [tide wariety of all ‘-‘

that is latest and b'c-Itn pppular pric-
ed goods. She hit ta ' extra space
in today' a paper to tell you about some
of. the how things. . ...

An extraordinary sale of women‘s
bud Misses' suita and lists at the
Bostbn Store tomorroS. yalso of-
for for tomormw twaflyfilve spetiahi
that for rial money values are record
breakers.- The 'ad. will tcll you all
about them. Read it. y). . .

-L‘ooli in O'Srleu‘ a: wihdoVw and. or
the new hall:

.At the meeting at.- lattice Dodge
Daughters of Herman. te eprssidenh
Ira. John Ne chatter. a chosen
delegau to the.
«2...va .Illl
. Ira. John Icebrlng .waa
named as alias-native.

Bird (:15 willie My ”ere-Ina.
Aprliu t the “belief“ «Villas Goal-glans

Clinton.
the IV

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_ Navajo Onawa My Pretty Moun
lain Queen. Parslfal Polly Prim, The
Time: to Low, Susan Van Dooaen,
or Bye Eliza Jane, and too others.

Mt few more the packages of music

Cola-mm
to Info u-III- strut, South Norwllli.

for A. O. wbpauidln a Ianbah
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: mm harem”

We do not mean SuudubeOst;

ile anti big.

coats and raincoats. 815 to 825.

 

BOUTH NORWALK. >

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Ii magnolia:- or Money In If:

 

bIIt clothes limi‘ lil‘t" substantial (list
of all; then made attractive to boys and boys‘ parents In style,
are not the least part of the attractiveness.

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The new ilusl'cr'llrowu suit. sailor blouse and Norfolk stills in a var- '
icty of colors and mixtures good to scc_ frotu $3.50 to $6.

Norfolks and 2 piece double-breasted stilts for boys 7 to iii, In black.
blue and fancy mixtures. from 82 to $8.

Stilts of manish cut for boys up to 20V as snappy and stylish as any
young fellow could wish for, 85 to $15.

Now things In hats. caps and isms. and in furnishings for boys lib "

You'll never be salisllcd with cheap tailoring after you know the
goodness and style in Hart Schaflncr & Mitrx'cloilies Tor men.

RogersStSteveus

Suits, top

Prices

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bcttcr acqud'lutcd.
dealing"
tch.
as represented.

We are. nearwiust as far
as'ithe nearest letter-box
or .tclephonr. "

(lur increasing business proves wc
“Quality guaranteed" and “fair

euv OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
, r MANUEL T. HATCH.

 

 

 

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getting

are bringing results, but we want to do bet
We guarantee quality by taking it away if not
This applies to everything we handle.

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If such would interest you.

able prices.

 

 

ESTABLISHED 45 YEARS

OPERATORS or 43 s'roitas.

. I", I __ '.'. ‘ . t, t. .-
Eargest‘R‘etail. Planopgalers
iii-the United States.

Business built entirely upon the merits of an EXCELLENT LINE
OF INSTRUMENTS and fair treatment of each customer

We always have BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND BNSTRUMENTSV
"mm.

The advantage. in trading‘with a Vbranch of an 'snwmous‘con--
ccrn such as ours. is recognized by all the careful buyers.

EASY TERMS VlF PREFERRED.

Pianos rented, tuned, repaired moved. boxed and shipped at reason-

 
 
 
 

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§ $55.00 .

w. P. BEERS.

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ml“ AND COTTON BM"? OR BOLD ON 00qu '
no cam on on It aooaaim whats.

‘ A. T. & S Fe pf 94%” Midi:

 
 

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cons. 1'

Every boltls' guaran-l'
Jnd or money refund-

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the door.
Night Salli Answered.
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EXPLOSION lN WASHINGTON.
Three Mop Killed and One FIlllly Io-
jurcd by Gas Fumes.

WASHINGTON, April 8. —~—Three men
'were killed and one fatally injured in
an explosion today at the Piutsch Gail
Compressing Company'o‘ plant In South.
west Washington The dead:

tephcu 11eudou_ Joseph Cumberland
van on unknown negro.

The injured:

Charles W. tirigsby. burned will die.

The explosion. lhe cause of which is
unknown IlaqugI-d the building to the
extent of $2.000.T1Io machines in the
building w-etc badly damaged and thc
sIItItlI wail of the. second story was
blown ottt. The plant supplied light
for many of the railway cars entering
the city. .

TODAY INVWALL STREET.

WALL STREET, 10:10 It. tII.——-'l‘lIcrI-
were heavy dealings III a few stocks at
the opening today at advances. but
the majority oi stocks allowed small
changes with a sprinkling of losses
Seven thousand shares of liuited States
Steel changed hands at unchanged uuo
tatious from Inst night. Running salt-s
of 3.000 shuns oi Atchlsoii were made
at 7411'; and 71. compared with 7314
last night. and the price subsequently
touched 74%.. 'l‘wciuy-four hundred
shares of Amalgamated were ti'illiSft‘l'»
red at an advance of it half. the price
“subsequently rising M. A attic of 1.200
shares of United States Steel. pfd.. was
at an advance of an eighth. Brooklyn
ltnpld 'I‘Iausit and .Mcttopolitan Sttcet
Hallway Iosc large truttiuus uitd West-
iII house EleItIiI a point

'.Al 1. S'I‘ltlt‘i. '1‘. NIsIIL—i’rices gave
way dccisivulv after. some wan-ring
and fell generallvbuluw last night. ex-
cept for Atchlstm. Amalgamated (lop-
pet and Brooklyn Tnansit in which
gains we re reduoml to tiattious. Union
Pacific c-ommon till lll'dII Rock Island
Nortltsestetu and catty old. lost a
point. St. l’auLpfd. Hocking Valley
and Consolidated; this rose it point.
The market rallied and became dull.
llouds wwc IrIIgular l‘nitIIi States
Steel 2nd 5s suffered Ii‘oiu‘ Icalizlng.
R0(k Island bonds rose VshttIply and
then reatted.

WALL STREETH p. III—Unusual
attivity at allianciug prices dcv cloned
in Consolidated Gas this lilth touch-
ing 203. a gain (11‘3“.Ur00kllll [in-
ion Gas also jumped ll»; Other local
tllOf ks Wete not affected and the mar-
ket in Kent'llll showed littli, change.
limk ll'llll"ll preferred declined 1%
from the highest and 'recotcrcd fully.
The common. tIowI-Ier remained
hcavny ' 'V

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

Reported over the private wires of
Maples l: Goldschmidt. Commission
Brokers; Swartz It Corbett Block.
South Norwalli. Telephone 153

Open. High. Low. 1:30.
Amal. Con. 51% 521“ 51% 51%
AluC. & 13.00. 19%, 19-‘4 19-}; 19%
Am. Cut. Oil. 29% 29% 29%~ 29%
Am. Ice. 1% 7b} 7% 7%
Am. ice pi‘.. 28% 28%, . 28% 28%
.' how, 22 22 22 22
.Smelt. 49% 49V. 49 49
_ Sugar. 1275 13719 1."? 127
Anaconda 78 79 78 78
A. T. & S. Fe. 74%. 74% 71% 74%
A. '1‘. & S. Fe, 74% 74% 741.4. 74%
94% 94%
81% 81%
44% 45%
“331.9 331/.

Bolts. 1 Ohio, 81% 81%
ll'klyn R. T.. 45 45%
Ches. IQ lo. '331Ifi'ntm-5i.
Chi. & N. ”170% 170% 110% 1705‘.
Ch. Gt. West. 17 1759 17 17%
Ch. ll.‘& St. P145“ 145% 144% 145%
Got. It‘. 8; 1.. 32 321,4 32 3‘).

Col. South. 18 18% 18 181.4
Con. Gas. 1991,5'200% 199% 200%

Del. & lind.. 154 154 153% 153%
Erie. 2674 26%: 26% 26%
Eric. lat. D1,, 64%:3666' 64% 64%-
lll. Central. 131% 131% 131% 131%
Lott. & Nash. 109% 109% 109% 109%‘
Manhattan. 113 14336143 143%
MOLSt. Ry.. 114% 115% 114% 114-11
M. K. 8: T.. 17% 17% . 17% 17%
M. K. & T.. pt. 40 40 40 40

M0. Pacific, 114% V 94% 93% 94

Nat. Load. 15% 151A 16% 15%

N.\'.Central.117% 117% 117% 117%
Norf. & West, 59% 59% 59% 59%

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

OI'it E wanton/L 2S V2iila- 81% '

Pac. Inn. 23 28 I 2's 2,; 58 WALL ITIIEETL

Penn. R. IL, 119% 119% 118%V119

Poo. Gas. me saw was ~ --. - ......... L- .-_ . -, V .
"“" ‘5“ ‘32‘ ‘5 mt cairn m o; ~,

'Ilfixliifia 2;” 25A; '8 far more likely to be the stunt wt W-

3mm, [1“. 51 51 'llttle fellow whose eyes are not givsnt up. .

Sou R Co 221% 22% 33% the naturally defective eye 01 youth an

‘ go ' V'c°__"f 35“ 85% $5 In after life. Abuse the immature eye anti!
"2}, V9 ‘ 1.1." 41 4.1 it. 40% -a few months only. but an a litetime. on. us. . I. . .
EM 3% m1!” of Children I [pochmy

 
 
 
 

 

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Youna Men of I JV'V'.
Moderate Incomo

as v: SMALL amount so:

unusa- m DRESS. will: fill

. mrrun'nimouw rum
aLocu mutant sassy a:
aousuriiir II 0931' much
posts I! oats-lull Tim
.mnnsn av cosrou muons
ran WORK murmur straits
THE sum stocii "airman
or QUALITY.

 

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and can show to you an elaborate
assortment of Spring and limit-
mar Styles in all manner a! par.-
rorm. weave: and 'labrloa. all II'V
the but workmanship andmouldp ..
Id Into olun- our and gmolulp
lines by as expert taller: as can
be found in MI: country ' ’

 

 

Clothiers and Furnishers,
98 Washington Street, South Norimlli

 

We all thus Smart Clothel I H 1 VV'.‘

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“ZEST” la beat, a malted wheat food,15c PKG. Try it.. I l. .

 

BENDORF'S COCOA is belt because very pun Illd maps“ Alto 32¢

PKGS. Samples given. . .
Powosaso CHOCOLATE atfisit price of Cocoa, as. EH.) ..i
New one lot ox HEART CHVOCOLATES, 20: La. fl.“ yfi list.

see CANDY, come and sec, 1:, 3c and 5c. "

PIN HEAD OATMEAL lor mu. calm.

RICE good Carolina nice and all right 6c LB.; 5 LBS. FOR. ”I.

BUTTER—Shall have some nice Butter at special perVccV VolliV '2}th LB. ON

SATURDAY,
EGGS fresh 23c 00!. .
ORANGES large and nice (150 I122), 28: 002.
SPINACH.

 

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FOr Saturday Only

 

HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO TRY VOUR BEST COFFEE,

WITH EVERY POUND WE WILL GIVE AWAY l/z LB. BOX OFV BU-V l

PERLATIVE BAKING POWDER. - 1
BEST BUTTER 23c LB.

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Chenpeske Bay luck Shad,
Rockpor't Steak God,
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Sodom White ,l-iaiibul, ..
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Mb. byitera India eta A MR
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serves your highest consideration.

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