:: Phone Iii-5
NICE
SHORT
CAKE
3 LANE’S
Restaurant.
W
5 I Washington St.
LucalNeIIsNIIles
EARLY SENTINEL SATURDAY.
Commencing tomorrow and contin-
uing on Saturdays throughout the sum-
mer mouths The Evening Sentinel will
go to press earlier than usual, and be
ready for dlstrlbutloa to newsdcllers
and newsboys st 1 o'clock. The busi-
ness office will close at 3 o'clock.
Dried beef that is moist and extra
god at Lorenzo Dibbie‘a.
New and popular music for ten cents
at Coleman's tomorrow and Monday.
—Bargains in fiber rugs 25c and We
each. M. S. Smith dl C0.
Just a few of the Public
specialsnpcar in the ad today.
it.
Big bargains are being offered in
Market
Road
CAR
UPE. , 1
'Mrs. Vsrlsy Writes to Relatives in
England of tho Affair
iDNIMN. June tt—Mrs Cromwell
\'arlII has sent her relatives In Nor. ‘
iloik I“ inttu‘catlng (inscription of the
sclsnrc of ion Perdlcarla and Mr. VIII
iicy. hr-I husband by bandits. ncnI 'l‘nn
clnr, Norm-u After IlosI rllIlng ll"
sudden alisIk III tho bandits and HH‘
Iapturo of the outbuildings. sho Iou-
tiniios:
"Hearing a noise. uncle and Crom-
well rushed out to see what was the
matter. They were Immediately sun
rounded, overpowered and bound.
When we reached the scene the bandits
threw mother and myself down a flight
ot sit-in. warning as not to interfere in
any way. so We retired. line. of the
maids lIoweIeI. with great pluck and
presence of mind, slipped away to the
telephone and shouted: ‘,Thlcvcn the)
mo killing IIII!‘
”‘helore she Iunld any motc Iiulsnli
dashed the Instrument from her hand
and said he would shoot us if we call-
ed for help.
“We waited ten minutes while uncle
as we thought was aIranging terms
with the bandits, when a soldier In
formed as that Raisull had turned off
Uncle and Cromwall.“
The letter confirms the receipt or
communications from MI. Pcrdicarls.
ntknowledging that he ls well-treated.
The captives are lodged in a Moorish
hot. with an auto room, in which one of
Perdicarls’ soldlcis sleeps. This sol-
dier voluntarily Name a Iaptivc so
that he might accompany i’eIdIcarls
The letter concludes. “l have been
able to send them Ilothlng and provi-
dons."
RUSSIAN—GERMAN AGREEMENT.
Does N0! Now Exist and Has Not Been
Discussed Recently.
BERLIN, June 3.-~A representative
of the Associated Press called the at-
tention of the Foreign Office to the
Women's low shoes at llowland's. See{
ad.
Miss Aglue Binnsc, of Brooklyn, N.
Y., is the guest of Mr, and Mrs. W. l".
ltishop, of Holden av.enue ‘
Fancy (‘ll‘aillel'y butter 22 0. lb ut‘
A. Stull's. See ad for otheI speciall
priced groceries
-—All widths taffeta ribbons 10c yd. I
Everything in laces at out prices. M. l
S. Smith & Co I
The Naiwalk Lock Company's fac-l
tory will close at noon Satuiday, dIII- ’
ing the summer.
Grace Church choir will hold a re i
hearsai this evening the rcgulat date
having been changed
The Harugarl Suciety will have a
piInic In Herman Schmidt‘s Grove,I
Cranbury, Sunday afternoon, 5
—Attend the big sale of white petti-
Ioats now going on at M. S Smith &
Co‘.s ;
A small but cholcc. selection of fanIy i
silks at Road's. l‘jxtla good values
are being offered. See ad
()klng to the latk of a. quorum
there was IIII meeting of the Norwalk
’l‘ypogI'ap..II-al Union, last night.
A special sale of ludics' and child-
ren's clothing is advertised to take!
plate at the Fair Cloak and lI III Stole. ;
See ad. '
A special meeting of the Epworth
League of the Norwalk Methodslt
Church will he held this evening in
the church parlors.
~The largest variety‘of fancy and
plain crockery at guaranteed low
prices to be found in our basement.
M. S. Smith A: Co.
The 20 percent, discount on all of
the National Biscuit Co's Crackers in
packages will be continued at Josu
loff's for two days mote. See ad.
California hams selling at 6543c lb.’
at the New York Grocery Company’
Saturday, between 8 a. m. and l p. In.
This is not the only bargain to be
found at the store. See ad for the
many others.
The Boston Store's annual Junc sale
of cotton underwear comnicntcs to-
TI'IUl‘lOW and lasts until the following
SatuI.day Every garment offered
during this sale is worth buying, and
if you do not attend you will be a
loser
—~The place to buy fresh candy is at
M. S. Smith & Cox-1.10 and 20c lb.
JUVENILE BALL GAMES.
The Cedar Street Tigers defeated the
Nine Stars of East Norwalk, Satur-
day These two teams played fourteen
inning. the Tigers being the victors.
The line up is as follow:
Tigers. . Nine Stars.
C.Bension 2b. Larsen
S. Koffmann r.f. Stuck
J. Benjamin as. J. Barry
T. Barry 3b. E Baker
J. Peterson of. .C. Ashworth
W. Horan lb, P. Day
M arsack l.f. Boner
W. Beebe c._. Finch
L Dugan R. Day
D
The Cedar Street Tigers defeated
Room L. by the score of eleven to sev»
en The line- -up was as follows:
Tigers, Room L.
Kesaler r.f, , P. Wood
Marsack H. P. Bernard
J. Peterson c.i_’. Venison
W. Horau , , , iii.~ ,,S. Aartell
C. asses" ‘ 2b? Oriss
jamlu as. Maxillary
'1'. Barry 3h. F. McMahon
W. Beebe c, Brennan
L. Dugan J. Brown
M
THE WONDERFUL‘BOOK.
The fourth in ua- series of twenty-
mlnute sermons. by the pastor will be
preached at the [first Methodist Church
next Sunday even The topic will
be “The Wonderful Book." This will
be the occasion of the monthly praise
service, and a "331! musical pro-
wan vim be read
THAT ennis-oi. uLoss. .
«from the varnish in Dovos' s Var-
a Waterm- rs:-
tart, , . , no w
11!.‘. Durban. ‘. ‘
1')? the no“ Department of Socltl Work
‘ Stanley George H.
statement made In an English news
pupeI IcIently that an alleged agree
ment between Russia and Germany
made last fall. according to width Rue
'sia must keep a Icltnin effective fleet
in the Fat East. had now lapsed by
reason of the successes of the Japan
use navy. 'P‘Ie Foreign Office replied
that no such agreement exists and ad-
dcd that the. Far Eastern situation was
not discussed by Chancellor von Buo
low and Foreign Minister Lamsdori‘f at
Wolfagarten in any way.
FLOWER SOCIAL AT METHODIST
PARSONAGE.
The first social under the .liroctlor
'of the Epworth League will be held a
the parsonage of the First Methodis'
Church next Monday evening at i
o'clock. it will be a flowei social anI
games and decorations will give priom
ncnce to the season of flowers. A spec
lnl musical program has been aIrang
ed Miss M Elizabeth Rood, Mia
.IIst and others
are expoctIIl to punk ipate. lit v ant
Mts. llquan extend a very cordial in
vitation to the members and friend
of the {Milliith whether )pwortl
magners or not to be present. lIIglI
refreshments will be served. and im
cream and cake will be on sale to
those who desire to purchase. No ad
mission in charged.
CONGRATULATES MAKER 0F
CABLE.
BERLlN. June 3.——Emperor William
has telegraphed as follows to the con.
corn which manufactured the second
German cable .iust. latd from the
Azores to New York:
“My congratulations upon your
splendid achievement. "
Chancellor von Buelow telegraphed.
'I congratulate you upon this success
of German labor in an industrial field
whit h until a few years ago seemed fm
foIcigners.”
RoonVlLLE FAREMA HAND DROPPEt
DAD.
ItOCKVIiJJE .Iunc 3.—-Adam Beck
Ir, a farmhand. aged till yeaIs wai
l’ound dead last evening in a field
\heie he had been at work hoelng
The medical examineI said he was a
victim of heart disease. Becket Iva:
nmployed on the farm of ‘IJEWI'I‘HCI
Young In Tolland. He was a member
If Elm City Lodge, Foresters of Amcri
mu .._.._
Our arm Guarantee: Satisfaction or "easy Book.
Snanrkkn
Headquarters.
Just one store in town where you find ALI! the new smart .
shapcs' In STRAW HATS—this is that store.
Conic and choose now, while stmks the fresh and new. and
while you can get your size in the shape you like best and that
best becomes you.
The new natty sailor models in various pIoportions of
crown and brim, in line split and Scnnitt braids. 50 cents to
$3. 50. Mackinaws in conservative shapes, for elderly men, 25
cents to $2. 00
Panamas—good ones at very moderate prices—$3.50.
Everything that’s new in Straw Hats for boys and child-
ren, 25 cents to $1.50.
When you think of a new Summer Suit. think of HART,
SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS. We sell them, $I2 to $25.
and other good suits for less money.
Everything but shoes. for Summer men and boys.
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY DECORATION DAY.
ROGERS & STEVENS
Successors to Comsraok Bros.
scorn NORWALK. TEL. CALL, 32-2.
Selling Ilay, Grain and Feed in a big. fair, liberal way
Is our business. Profit is not our only aim-not quite:
We owe much to the public for the patronage they give.
We take somethings for granted though—as that you
depend chiefly on this store forgood and clean grain-good
service.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. ‘
MANUEL T. HATCH
i am near—just as far as the near— ‘
est letter~box or telephone.
N0
ca of New Haven. lie was unmarried.
and had no relatives so .ar as it
known hero.
SHEET MUSIC
10 on.
S)! TURDA Y & MONDII Y
For Sale. a Baby Kol-Iomo. better
than Hiawatha Good bye. Little Girl.
Good Eye. by the author of Dolly Gray
Under the Anheuser Bush, Just a
Gleam of Heaven in Her Eyes. Charles
K. Harris‘ latest hit, The Family That
Murdered Hiawatha. by G. R. Stagg of
South Norwalk, and 100 others.
COL EMA” 'S
10 North Main Street, South Not-walk.
Agent for A. o. bpauldlng's Baseball
and Sporting Goods.
A safe
Deposit
~- Box
South NOMalk. ‘
Trust Company
is The Best i’oSsilIle
insurance Aaaiasl
‘ Fireand Brights.
BOOKS
49 Wall St, Norwalk.
AN ADDITION TO THE JEWETT PLANT.
(By Telegraph to THE MUSIC TRADES).
Loominstcr, Mass, April 23,1901.
Work has been begun on a live- story addition to the factory of the
Jewctt Piano Co. it is to be‘ .385 feet by 40 feet in size. and when
completed will increase the Jew cit output to four hundred pianos a
month. Two shifts of workmen will be employed and the work will
proceed night and day. Another large dry house is being Ionstructed,
giving to the company the most complete drying facilities in addition
to an automatic chice for handling the lumber.
Can you afford to buy a piano without at least. calling at our ware-
rooms and seeing the Instrumentwhich Is in such great demand that
we must keep our factoty in operation twenty four hours per day?
SEE THE JEWETT.
RENTING TUNING AND REPAIRING.
:5 CAMERA SUPPLIES
W. P. BEERS,
STATIONER. ENORAVINO
6 8°th Main St. Bo. Norwsik.
ROTON POINT NOW OPEN
HOTEL AND RES TA URAN 2
Under the Management a! A. J. “Smith and J. S. Kelly
us-T-u—s
SHORE DINNER-7. OLAMBAKL'S. m. ‘1' POPULAR
PRICES. WILL BE A SPECIALTY.
Excursions, Music and Dancing
Advertise Your Wanlsai The Evening sen-r
V actions in bonds outnumbered those
Wines and Liquors
We have a complete line of
ACKER. MERRALL I. CONDIT
00. AND W l A OILBEYS
'wmas AND Lquoas. also a
large stock of other well known
brands.
‘ ' ‘l
A FULL BlNI/OHERRY, 190
A FULL PINT PORT, 190
ZiNFAUDEL CLARET. the OT.
I or KELLER’B avswmsKY
nil III‘
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The Prescription Store.
All cars pus tho door.
Night Calls Answered.
Tsisphom OI". 184.
WWW
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WAl.l. STREET, 10:10 a. nI.—0nly
II few of the specialties showed apprc~
I-lublc changes from last night’s prices
on the opening sales in the stock mar-
ket today. Consolidated Gas rose 1%
and Detroit Southern. Md, 9. point.
There was a decline of 54 III Chicago
Great Western Md. “”8 and the sale
of a block of 3.200 shares in United
States Steel pfd., canted It down a
quarter.
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.—-Large
tradings of Reading and Eric infused a
better tone into the market. and the
demand became larger with small im-
provements. High priced stocks sold
considerably higher, Northwestern
gaining 74., Delaware d: Hudson iv.
and l.nI-kuwanna 27.... Hocking Coal
also advanced 1, Minneapolis and St.
l. outs slumped 2! points to ill since its
last sale on Febr'uaty ill, on a single
stile
WALL
STREET, Noon—The large
buying orders which lifted prices
were maintained near the top level and
the market [II-came dull. Duluth.
South Shore and Atlantic fell 1%
Bonds wore irregular.
WALL STREET. 1 p. In.~'l‘rans-
in stocks during the. interval between
12 anti 1 o‘clock, but in neither depart-
ment was the movement of import-
aucc.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires of
Maples Sc Goldachmidt Commission
"Ex Dividend 1% percent.
HANRAHAN WAS DROWNED.
NEW YORK. June 3.——The body of
John Hanrahan mate of the burned
barge Allen C Churchill the only vic-
tim of the Jersey City pier fire. last
Sunday. was found today in the water
at the foot of Thirteenth street Jersey
City. it is believed he was drowned
while trvlng to escape from the flames,
as there were no burns on the body.
The fire that destroyed half a dozen of
the Lackswanns piers on Sunday last.
started on the Churchill, which was ly-
ing at Pier No.12 It was thought at
first that Jinnrahan perished in the
flames.
MAN WHO TOOK HORSE RELEAS-
ED.
BRISTOL June 3.—Ernest Rose, ‘
who was arrested here yesterday on a
charge of taking a horse belonging to
Mr. Sherman. his employer, was re-
leased from custody today when his
employer appeared u'Id stated that he
would not press the charge not
him. Rose has signified his lntentioa
of working out the amount of damage
sustained by the team during the time
it was in his possession.
PASSED WORTH LE8: CHECKS.
STONINGTON, June 3.--John B. Sil-
ver was oriented herb‘tod teddy by Detec-
tive McVey of New York’clty “on the
charge of grand larceny. Silver at
once waived extrsdi on. papers and
leftror New York . th the oil‘lcsr. it.
was understood here that Silver has
been out on bonds on a charge of pass-
ing worthless checks and left New
York without the consent of his bonds-
men who have been scrolling for him.
sliver has lived her about three years.
TERRYVILLE’I NEW RESERVOIR. ‘
TERI II. o 3.--A contract
you“ awarded today but I lorries sisnI
the mount gnu-mo on
i
rounmmhnmmm "
you’ll be uncomfortable until you get it. I .
We have a fine collection of smart new Spring? 34%
Show you. ol ’1. , " k,
I , ~.
We have a broad variety of patterns for your W
shapely and made to keep their shape through. long ”my," ~ ”1
Clothiers and Farsi-beryl
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
TELEPHONE CALL 314-2.
l
—*
we LEAD lN THIS ARTICLE. THEY ALL com: To us FORTH:
sesr AND ARE SATISFIED. ~‘ ‘
Branches—20 White at. Dsnbury: 75Psclilc Strut
lions of defective vision, and should be attendedy to at m
prised at the com a
defect
lasted is what you one gusrsntcsd hers.
BOOM I Unit“ Isak Iulidlng.
Tsiophm 81..
)-
crooks. soups. sham m perm when? oh so”
He Sees Best
5'
.
NOW WE HAVE SOME THAT IS MOIST AND EXTRA GOOQSA
Brokers. Swartz it: Corbett Block, ,. . ..
South Norwalk Telephone 153. '
Open. High. Low. 2:00 TRY SOME FOR SUPPER. OR FOR THE NOON?” UECH/JF YOU
Amal. Cop, 495$ 49% 49 49v. r .
Am or. F. (‘0. 16% ms. met. 16% WANTA NICE RELISH- .! . _’ ,, , ",1.
Am lcc pf 265$; 26%, “261.5; 26% ’ ‘
Aln.l.oco.,18% lit 13% 19 ‘
Am, Smelt. 5M" 52% my, 53V;
'Am. Sugar. 125 125 125 125
A. T. & S. F0... 687;. 69% 08" m 69%
A 'I‘ &S Fe pf. 921,9 92% 92% 92%
llalto, & Ohio. 775’ 78",; 77% 78%
ll'klvn. It. ’i‘. Iii-‘3; 47 4nd. 47
Files, 8: Ohio 9'», 29% 23W, 29%
(Elli. & N. \V., lolllh 169%, Milli/'2 169%
Ch. (it. \Vf‘st. l-il/g 141,4 H'AI 14%
(Ill M & St l"., 139% 139% 139% 139%
(‘01. l“. & i.. . 291.3 29154 29% 29% <
(‘.oli has” 2025920414 2021/; 203% " ‘
ilcl. & Hud‘.’ 1:33 153% 152 ’ 152% NEW LAID EGGS ..;........... ..... . ............ . ..
.EI is 23% 23 ii 23 $6 23 1,4 _____
lule 1st. pf.. 56% 57V. 56% 57
Gen. Else. ”,5 155 155 155 MOCHA E JAVA COFFEE .. ......... . ........... . ......... 2.5: L3.
ill. Central, 129 129% 129 129% . _'_—"
Manhattan lit 144 Hi 1“ BEST TEAS, ALL KINDS. ..... .. . . .. .
Met. St. Ry., 110 110% 110 110%
Mex, Central.’ 789 714. 7‘4. 7%.
M. K. 6‘: T.. pt, 33% 33% 33% 33%
Mo. Pacific, 89% 89% 89% 89%
Nat. Lead 191.4. 19% 19% 19%
N. v. Central. 1141/. “4% 114% 114% 17 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWA'
om. a West, 22% 221/. 22 22%. __ “Rm,” m .
Penn. R, R. 113% 113. 113” 113 .__-._...____.__ 0‘ “~“_~"«"_M~"
Ream” 44a. “,3: “32 “a TELEPHONE 163. Free delivery to an psmofifllttwucéi
Read. 2d. pf. 63 O3 63 63 ‘
Hep. Steel. 6%. 6% 6a. 6% R J. Cutbill’s Bridge FiSh M k‘ts
Ruck island 20% 20!»; 2014, 20%
South. Pat) _. 45M; 45% 45% 45% .
Sou. Ry 00.. 19:4, 19% 19% 19% BLUEFISI‘I, ......................... ......... ... ...............wm LEI
Tenn 0 III 33»; 33v. 33v. 33% ’ ‘ . ....... .......... . .. . ’
Texas Poo, ’20»; 2054 2m 2m FRESH MACKERE" _ . ' ' "".‘" m “I . *
Union p30 8"% 33 32% 82% BUTTER FISH u... ..... ."........ I ....... ...... ....... ........ 100 LII ,
U 8 tenth of 80 80 80 80 WEAKFISH ........ III: as
USReaIi’rCon 6% 6% 6% 6% " ‘:
U. S. Rubber, 16% 16% 16% 1614'; STEAK COD PORGIES, HALI BUT PIKE. CONN. RIVER SHAD.
U. S. Steel, 8% 9 8% 9 _._...'___
U. 8. Steel, pt, 52% 53% 52% 53% I .
Wabash. pf.. 33% 33% 33% 33% ALL GOODS WARRANTED. _
West. Un. TOL, 36% 86% 86% 86% WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. Fol‘l'lf DOG] m
SLIM
mm sew
calm-cum
sPriceless beyond all other possessions is the ”slight, Ind II de-
urves your highest consideration.
DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION PR!‘ PIRe
FEO‘I‘ FITTING GUARANTEED.
o B. JACKSON 5
OPTIOIAN.
II WALL STREET,
Headache. Eyoulu. Blurring of
Oftentlmcs show the need of git-soc. Tiny II‘I
pair of glasses will
afford if youth
lvs. Scientific examination.
and properly fitted a
HOMER s. HOYT. Refraction 056......
Spools! A amat- a! convenience of pom
one. ”can“ tit-IE 72:“. I: mustard” ovations i—‘O.
S. E. DIBBLE
Broker, . "f
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South lemon. cops. ' I 5
aIsstoII sIrIIsII FOR cash on on A «new:
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