Evening sentinel, Monday, May 2, 1904 · page 5

 
 

C78 Rollin“t
‘ ,Order atq
LANE'S
'51. Washington 51.

Legal Newsletter.

William Brushyot Danbury, was a
visitor-in town today.

cante- E. Seymour spent Sunday
and today In New Haven.

Two barges laden With coal for B.
Hershileld have arrived

The Misses Anna and Agnes Roch-
ford spent yesterday in Stamford.

Reid's ice cream at the fountain and
in bricks to take home. at the zeitiuss
Pharmacy.

Tile“ barges Macy nnd Williams ar-
rIVed today, with coal for the Ferris
yards.

 

 

Tomorrow the Boston Store makes a ,
special profitvshairln‘g hosiery sale. See ‘

dfbr prices:

ad-o-‘l'ry our Good Butter, 23¢. per lb
United Grocery 00., 20 North Main St.

William P. Beers. the Norwalk and

South Nor-walk atatIOner. keeps a full .

line oi oiilce supplies.

Miss Bertha Starr. of Danbury. who
has been visiting Miss Grace Seymour,
has returned to her home,

There wiillbea. meeting of the com-
mittee of the Elks, this evening. Bus—
iness of importance will be transacted.

William Britta or Marshal street
had a fit this n'oon in front of the
Bhapel in North Main street. Dr. S

D.I..awrence attended him.

Arthui' Leary became drunk in
South Norwaik Saturday. On Mon-
day he became free by paying to the
town court- 89 and costs.

Millard F Smith of New York.
spent Sunday at Shellield-on-the Sound

Walter Bacon of Bridgeport, was a
visitor in town yesterday.

The- Norwalk City Council will hold
a session this evening, at the'Councll
chomher.r..in Wall street being a regu.
lar monthly meeting night.

Miss Edna Wigham‘,‘o or Fair-held,
spent Simda‘y wi . er‘parenls, Prof
and re. igharn, at their
home irr' Kim 8 rec, Norwalk.

,Miss May Dormey and Miss Nash, oi
Newburg. have returned home alter a
pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. Nich
nine 0 uormarlbot Ward street.

Your money w go a great ways It
you do your brlyir'rg at the New York
Grocery Company‘s store. Read the
ad. for a low of this week's specials.

James Hhr‘klns, of Boston, who has
been visiting at the home of his par-
outs in Franklin avenue, Norwalk, has
returned to the "Hub of the Universe "

Comfort, cleanliness, convenience.
economy and luxury follow the use of
a gas range Let the Connecticut Rail—
way and Lighting Company install one
for you.

The Girls' Friendly Society of Grace
Church will hold a boner at the Town
Assembly Hall, Wail street Thursday

‘ evening During the evening. there
will be dancing.

Samuel Greenatein‘s Shetland pony
and colt. the first ever born in Bridge-
port it is believed, will be exhibited in
a few days, at the store of Moss &

,Kl'ieger. in. Bridgeport.

The mnual meeting of the Pine

Ledge (Slob will be held this evening
with Mr. and Mra Henry P. Price, at
their residence, in West av.enue Dill--
corn will be elected at this time and
reports heard.
The Home Mission meeting of the
Woman’ s Association of the South
Norwalk Baptist Church, will be held
Wednesday. May 4, at 8 p. m., at the
church Subject. Anniversary Notes.
Leader Miss Robinson

The? ruins a of the First
Methddl Episcopalaégurch will hold
a meeting tonight at o'clock, in the
Sunday school room. There will be
. an election of oilcers and all members
are requested to be present. -

There will be an Important meeting
oi the Rumors; of Um Tribe.l .
0.17.. 11., at which time they will take
into the barnyard onumber oi tramps
They will be initiated into the myster-

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road company. Saturday night started

from here tor St. Paul Mich, hie tor .
when 5W

' secretary and tcasurer of the South .

each" quarter by a visitor who also re-
nishcd for the purpose.

they are” entitled to all the privileges

rrrrs'tlrczrvr mum

and sporting Goods.

 

Cutblll's Bridge I‘llh Mur-

“A handsome little lot of blue foulardo
and a‘ price oi much attraction. at How-
iand' . See ad.

Principal W.C .ll'oobe. who is ill at
his home in South Main street, is
slightly improved.

A practical corset demon-trad n ill
be given all this week at Reed's. gee
ad ‘for’ particulars.

Coal newt of id. id. Toliea k Cour
puny is full weight and at the

 

, Io w‘ Art price the market will permit.

Lowndes. who has accepted a
Em“ “1 Asmara a Company, or
WIIIIDD with 1. humor buflne
Newark, N J..ln‘ :3 “fl"?
spent Sunday at his home L‘s? ’ ‘
At the conclusion of the service in
the Norwalk Congregational Church.
inst ',evenlng copies or Munkacay’s
great picture, “Christ Before Pilate.”
were distributed.

The monthly meeting of the Minis-
tering Circle of the Norwalk Congre-
gational Church, will be held tomorrow
afternoon. at 3 o'clock. with Mrs. Wil-
liam A, Benedict. of 17 North avenue.
Joseph J. Linxwoller, who has been
studying law here for some time, has
gone to New Haven, where he will pur-
sue his studies until the examinations
for the bar take place.

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles E. iloyt, ot urovii street. out»
urday aiternoori. Mother and child are
"dolng nicely. Mr. Hoyt is the popular

Norwalk Trust ompany.

Ea‘Mayor Edwin Wiltox, the Wash-_
ingtou street grocer. hadI the rnlsforé
tune to tail yesterday, striking his lace
and bruising- it quite seriously. No ser-
ions Injuries. were sustained however.
:He is confinEd to'his home.

The Criminal Court of Common Pleas
goes into session tomorrow. with a jury

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and Judge John H Light on the bench.
«‘Daniei Dunlap and William H Mather
have becn‘sumrnoned as Juryrneu from
title city. '

“"The Tower at London-Parliamen-
tary Practlw’ will be the subject of
the meeting of the Travel Club, 01 the
Norwalk Congregational Church to-
morrow evening. at 8 o’clock, at the
parsonage.

The Decker Club, of the South Nor-
wallt Baptist Church, is planning it
give a conundrum social on Wednes-
day evening. May 11th There will b\
a program of entertainment and supper
will be served

The entertainment committee of “It
Nutmeg Club, at Nor-,waik which wll
give Its first intermal reception at
Lockwood's Hall. on Wednesday even-
ing, has selected the floor manager and
aids. The floor will be under the di-
rection 01 Harry B. Nickerson, will
will have as his assistants George S
Raymond. Thomas .1. West, Jr., John
W Nestor Edward C. New man one
Arthur lief}. Jackson

w’l‘ry our uood Butter, 23c. per lb
United Grocery (30.. 20 North Main St

Here is a bit of belated informs
tiou which it: may be Just as well it
recordas-bistouy.‘ Mayor Leeds resign
ed as a member or the Democratit
committee soon alter his interview It
the street that probably he would sup-
port the Republican ticket next fart
first word “probably" may cover
many exigencies between now and
November, Mr. Leeds resigned be
cause ‘he thought it would be embar-
rassing to the other members to re
malnon the committee in view of thr
political transition that was going or
within him. ., Somehow, a whole lot OI «
people are asking this quesrron:
'COulrl Mayor Leeds be rte-elected?"—
Stamford Advocate.

Parents and friends of the Norwall
Congregational Sunday school childrer
have been inquiring as to the. Mtu
and requirements or membership in
the Home Department or! the condo
school. Persons connecting themselver
with this department agree to stud}
the Sunday school lesson at least a halt
hour each week; for this purpose. a
quarterly lesson paper is furnished '
them, and renewed attire beginning or -

cc—ives such altering as the member
chooses to give, in an envelope tur-
The names
of members oi the Home Department
aremdded to the poll of the school and

implied in Sunday-school membership.

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Uncle Two Step, tinder Bentham
Skies, You Never Spoke to Me Like"
That fore. Blue Bell. Beneath the-
Pines of Maine. Uncle Sammy, march,
Always in the Way. Lights of Mime.
E. T. Paul's Latest Two Step, The
Romany Rye. _

. COLEMAN’S

l0 North MIIu Stropt. Booth Nor-walk.
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Top NotCh ‘
SPRING S

EVERY HART. BCHAFFNEH I. MARX SUIT WE HAVE HERE IS
A TOP NOTOHER IN STYLE, IN FIT,

BE OTHERWICE. BEING MADE BY THE TAILOHS THAT BET THE
, CTYLEC FOR MOCT OF THE CUSTOM -TAILOR8 OF AMERICA.

.. DROP IN AND HAVE A “TRY ON" OF ONE OR MORE OF THE
\B‘MART SACK SUITS—SINGLE OR DOUBLE-BREABTED -— WIDE
CONCAYE 3H 'OULDERC, CLOSE-FITTING COLLAR AND LAPELC—p

‘ ITS

IN EVERY DETR‘IL ELOOUENT' OF THE HIGHEST CRAFTCMAN-

CHIP. ' ‘ I

PLENTY OF VAFL>ETY TO PICK FROM—FANCY MIXED CHEV-
st AND HOMECPU NOWFANCY WORBTEDS IN OOODLY VARIE-

rv. PLAIN aLAcK ANo aw}; ”Q.

$15 to

- YOU. SAY Ha 8i 6. M.

HATS T'O HOSE.

RogersStStevens

.Suaoomm to Comoroolr Bros.

BOUTH NONWALK.

bags.

WHEN You WANT A TOP COAT on sAm coAiiT T0 BATISFY

GET IT HERE.
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let us refer you to them.

Two Stereo. ‘ ‘

THE JEWETT is also a great piano.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

GOOD CLEAN OATS

is a hobby of mine, because I know how to do it right,
believe in it, and have faith that you will.
mind long ago to lead in this sort oi business.so i am
giving it the best quality and care i'm capable of, just
There is no house in the trade
that devotee so much attention to quality” we do.
How ever, don't take our word for it you be the judge.

 

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The modern tonic Itecoaltruetor

VINOL

We guarantee ovary bottle at
Vinol to do Just ao’we ropro'
sent. or we will refund money.

 

 

mi iiii‘liilll—li Piliiiiliil A
The Prescription Store.

All our. pita the door.
Night Calla Answered.
Telephone Cl“. 15-!-

 

 

 

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TODAY IN WALL CTREET.

WALL STREET,10:10 a. m.-—0pen
lng prices oi stocks today were inclin-
ed to droop, but the offerings were very
light and the declines small The mar-
ket was Inclined to hesitate in View of
the absence of any initiative from Lon-
don, where there is a holiday, United
States Rubber advan d be.

WALL STREET. 1.a m. ~Smail re-
coveries in St. Paul,“ Union Pacino and
Reading helped the market temporari-
ly, but a general rise frustrated by
larger offerings on the advance. Read
ing and Baltimore and Ohio fell 75 be- .

 

 

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BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN,

The Reputation

of a piano is only made by actual worth. we might advertise and talk

WOODBURY PIANO

but if it was not constructed with the view of obtaining a FINE TONE.
QUALITY AND UNLIMITED EN DURANCE, our sales would not mul-
tipiy. WE ARE THE MANUFACTURER of this popplar product and
our LOCAL REPUTATION is at stake when we recommend it. Do not
buy a piano without at least giving the WOODBURY a thorough ex-
amination, if you will do this, we know your decision.

We have no NEW pianos for $125. 00. they are only cheap to
those who can aiiord to purchase three or four during a life time but
we make the terms so light that you can have a good piano, and when
paid for it is still as good as the day you bought it. and in twenty
years~stlll no change. This is what hes earned a REPUTATION for
the WOODBU RY. Some irisnd of yours has one of these instruments,

orrrcr SUPPLIES

FULL AND COMPLETE LINE

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Ch M & St.P.1431yg 1433;; 14

Col. South, .1616.- 15% Ill

Corr Gas 209 .209 208

Del. & llud..157 157 I56 156
Eric, 24% 25. 23% 24
Erie. lst. p1. 5335 63% 63 63
III Central.13(l‘,h 130% 130%, 130%
Lou &Nash., 107%.10716 1071/; 107%
Manhattan, 142% 142% 142% 142%
Met. St. Ry” 112 112 110% 111
Melt. Central, in. 7% 7 7
M. K. d. 'I‘.'. pt. 36% 36% 36%, 36%
510. Pacific, 92% 92% 91% 91%
N. Y. Central. 115% 1151.1.» 115 116
Nor1.& West. 57 5'! 57 57 .
Ont. & West, 21% 21% 211/; 21%

- Penn it It... 117% 11m 11m 11m
Peo. Gas. ‘ . I% 97 96% 97
Reading ‘ 43% 41% 43% 43%

- Rock island, 22% 22% 22 ‘ 22%
South. Pac, , 47% 47% 467.6 47
San Ry Co, :2655 26% 26a 26%
Tenn. 0.- at, 35% 35% 35% 35% .«-
Union Pam, 83%“ 84% 83% 83%
U. 8. Leather, 6% 6% 6% 6%
U. 8. Rubber, tits 17% 171.5, 117%
U s Steel,10% 10% 10%. 10%
U N. Steel. p1.: 55% ,56 55% 55%
Wabash, 18 .,. 18 17% 17% .,
Wabash nl’., 5753.. 37% 37% 37%“ _.

 

 
 
 
 

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Manon. home and

In}?
my“ Pullman 2.
wAdgiL STREET. noon ~T he market
conumtf ed under moderate pressure,
'and soy. mi of the specialties weaken-
ed Hharpfil y General Electric dropped

2%. Metro]! Olltan Securities 254 Metro
politan 8mg“ Railway 174, St Louis

(3831“ and Alimulgamutcd Copper. Vir-
ginia cgmunadphcmitnl and Colorado
Fuel a point.

am Pacific St pmul and Tennessee

prices were reached in NEVER“ Of the
coolers and specialties, but“ ”1" hours
trading practically left the ,Irnarkct un-
changed. Readiirli. -.2nd p ‘
8% and Westinghouse Electvhc .2.

Maples & Coldscbmldt,
South Norw llr". Telephone 153.

A. Ti & S Fe. 7215
Balto & Ohio. 7914,

Chas. it ohm 30% 30%
Ch. Gt. West. 16

West). Un. Tel. 88% 88%
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4“ .

. Frank Svec and other: to Aileen:
Hall. land and bulifling‘p."Glenwood and ,
erris avenues.-

Thomas 7. Raymond. house and lot 8:.
John street. War.

buildinga. Baton Hill.
~ Adelaide
Bates house and lot. Cranbury. War.

Wolfe. house and lot. South Main
street.
, Jeans Dummies-Ho mm W. Ray
, mondsand Vite. bowling lot: Washing-
' tori street.

low Saturday and Erie 94- Trading
was more spirited than in the closing '
.Idays of last week. Realty pfd. rose
early at Dointand fell back. General

ectric lost 1%, Delaware & Hudson 1

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

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'A Collar that Clings Close. with never a Kink,
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dim-V Clothiers andFurnIIIioi’ifly .
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outhwester ‘1. PM 1%. Consolidated

[Recliners in the active

at ran ,0 a large bdrm-don and South-

oal got down 7,7. Belinda were heavy
WALL STREET i'p p m—Lower

Uri. .‘ sngged

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS-
Reported over the private w iron 01

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rokers
pen, High. Low.
mal. Cop.“ 1,5 .4814 47
m C at F 0031711. 175i. ,,
m. ice ' , 6

in ice,‘ of. j ,27 27% .2
hi. Loco l8lA 181..
m Smelt; W991, ipb’,
in. Sugar. . 127% 1271/: i' -

7.3% 7.‘

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any Changes al.3wnirshlp Recorded
by Tommlol'kl Smith.

Foreclosure.
Leslie Gamble to William '1'. and

William T. and Thomas LRoymond
Leslie Gamble. ‘iltteen acres and

L. "Oog‘gswell to Agnes

H J. Hlpbon and others to Rupert M.

War.

War. V ”5“.“ ~ ‘
W. M; Yonngtoiioirls I! Wat- ‘
building isomer-khan. Wm

 

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Cedar-street:

Good Goods Quick Service

25c.

ANGES 18 FOR 25c

Finest In the world.

25 cents.

 

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R J c tbill’s Bridge Fro,
CONNE TICUT Riv,

First oi the season: it» have fresh arrivals of Blue I
Steak God, Halibut Bot ton Bill". OXI- tér'o and Clo ‘

wWEOT END WABHI
Branches—20 White

 
 

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Give me a chance to show what smacking good. so 13‘
Oualit first consideration.

Now mo s LEMON PIES. Good Lemons, 15° 00 "

LARGE sseotess ORANoas. one-L150 size, 30¢ 2.11:0 ill

Will have some good, nice, hard CABBAGE. Prl “
NEW PINEAPPLE8.15c, OR 2 FOR 25C, FINE C
BENSDORP'S ROYAL DUTCH COCOA, .

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trial
Try the YACHT onus 9ALAD onessms for the can
SPECIAL, looser FLOUR this day 70o bog cull ' .
spsclAL. PILLssusv rL'ooa. this zdoy. 15: ea.‘ «is:

FRESH EGGS that are fresh, 2460
We hope to IGI‘Ve and please you.

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