Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 9, 1904 · page 5

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We make our
Ice Cream

absolutelu of all
pine cream. '

LANE’S

5| Washington St.

 

 
 
 

 

 

Lanai News Niles.

 

The small boy with the putty shoot-
er has made his appearance on the
streets.

Mrs. Clara Wheeler has returned
from a month's visit with relatives in
New Jersey

Miss E. Maude Cathcnrt. of 5 Lynes
Place, has r'etuined to her home after
a visit with Miss Kipp, in Rutherford,
New Jersey.

-—Latest style caps. O'Brien.

The Decker Club, of the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church, will hold a meet-
iug at the church, Sunday, at 12 o‘clock
noon.

Ralph Beers, of Bridgeport, and Lou-
is Burkett, 05 South Norwnlk, are
visiting Harold E. Meeker. 100 Whitu
street, Danbury.

Mrs. Nicholas Gramegno, of Tampa.
Fla., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jos-
eph Disease, at their home in Burbank
street, South Norwallt. ,

The-R. & G's and the New Rochelles
are meeting this afternoon. on the
Decker Field. A good game has been
anticipated by the baseball enthusiasts.

Howard Taylor, of the Southern New
England Telephone Company, started
.for Waterbury, this morning, where he
will spend a week or two at work for
the company.

William L. Rider. who has for a
number of years been located in the
vicinity of Sanli‘rancisco, California, is
spending a few "days at his former
home in South Norwalk.

—Now is your opportunity. Dress
hats below cost. M. S. Smith & Co.

The fsimers In this vicinity are with
lag their haying during the pleasant
weather, but the frequent showers
which we have had during the last few
days have hindered. the harvesting of a
good c'.iop

Julius A. llulibell went, to Stamford
last night for the purpose of raising
up the chiefs of (max '1‘ ribs, improved
Order of Red Men. it was decided,
however, to defer' the ceremony for
one week. "

James Hoyt, of New Canaan, drove to
Norwalk on the Fourth and had a long
and pleasant talk With his old friend
A. H. Byington, United States consul
to Naples. who is at his home enjoying
his vacation.

—From the white goods stock
comes special bargains in figured and
striped mercerized waistings for Sat.
and Mon. ,M. S. Smith & Co.

Rev. Paul Moore Strayer, pastor of
the Fourth Presbyterian Church. in

Rochester, New York, is to arrive here .

next .uesdsy, and will spend a few
days with Fix-Mayor and Mrs. R. H.
Golden, at the Bungalow, Belle island.

Fiank J. Bradbuiy. the genial at-
tachce of the South Norwalk past of-
fice. who looks after the carrying of
the mail between this post oiiice, the
railroad depot and the Norwalk office,
will go to New Britain today, for a va-
cation, which he will spend at the
home of his cousin, William J Leland

Mis. albert MoGinnls and son Her-
bert and daughter Sadie have returned
to their home In Nelvark, New Jersey,
after spending a few days with Mrs.
John Palmer, ofSpymmir street.

Miss K Thomas. of Bridgeport, is
visiting the Misses Palmei, in South
Norwaix

. -—Now is your opportunity. Dress
hats below cost. M. S. ‘Tillotson 3: Co.

Guests at the Hotel Clifford yester-
day were W. W. Warner, E. Kemp, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman. F S. Brodrick, W.
G. Furneas, C. W. Park. B. R. Hack.
J. D. Hiller, New York; C. E. Wheeler,
Hartford; R. M. Boyle?“ Pittsburg; G.
H. Porttians, Bridgeport; Robert Nash,
Jersey City; G. W. S Burroughs, W.
W. Massll, Providence, R. 1., N. L.
Jackson, Cannon; Carrie A. Drake,
Danbury: Samuel M. Green. Holyoke;
Leo R. Stone, 1". A. Kcndmth, New
Haven; Hal-um Bartlett and wit
Frank L. Gilson, wife and child, L,
Gilson, P. E. Glison, Elias; Kilns, Bos-
1.011.

-All the newest shapes In sailor’s
and duck hats just in at S. B Tiliot-

son's, No. 88 Washington stroct.‘ ’
' James H. Knapp. of Long Ridge.

 
 

‘ several generations of his family dar-.

WW dollar: am

has the last 181),

 
 
 

 

jorde‘rofone only. Kna s ancestors,
about 1774. Family tion a that
the silver was melted Into bul ion and
ohapodintospoonsinthcoidniiiitn
rsurrs Plain nehr thoAboi automate.
was I W in
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We Inaurom

Gasoline
Po war '
Boats

For Particulars. Call On

Taylor& Golden

Bo. Nerwaik, Ct.
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74 Washington 81.,

 

”Mics Helen Becker III spending a few
days with friends in New York. i
Miss Meeker, of Norwalk. spent the
Four... with Mrs. Henry R. Johnson. i
Allie Shepard, of Bridgeport, has
been visiting relatives Ill rioiilii Nor-
walk. I

Fred Sconeid, clerk at the ilank of
Norwalk, will begin his annual vacu-
tiou of two weeks Monday.

A. Homer Byington, of Norwalk,-
United States Consul to Naples, was!
in New Canaan Thursday.

The home of E. C Bless, Icimerly
editot of the Ridg eileld Pi car. went upI
In smoke lecently. Mr. Bioss is now
editor of the New Castle, (Del ) News. 1

0. E. lumen, of Norwalk, was in
New Canaan, last week, on a business
and pleasure trip. He called upon
James Hoyt, P. A. Thatcher and others.

It is stated that Alexander. who was
in the box for the R & G team against
the Milfords, Monday morning, will
face the New Rochelle team on the
Decker Iield, this afternoon.

An invitation has been extended by
the Norwalk Steamboat Company to
the matron and inmates of the II‘BII'IIBId
County Orphan Asylum. to take a day‘s
sail In the steamer Martha’s Vineyard,

 

CoolingWears
for Men

ARE YOU CLAD FOR HOT DAYS? EASY TO KEEP COOL IN,
ONE OF OUR FEATHER- WEIGHT SUITS OF FLANNEL, WOOL-
CRASH, HOMESPUN 0R SERGE—LIGHT IN PRICE AS WELL,

$6 to $I8‘
STYLISH in our AND PERFECTION m FIT.

OUR RELIABLE BLUE SERGE SUITS ARE SOLVING THE
UESTION OF SUMMER DRESS FOR MANY MEN.. WE GUAR-
ANTEE THEM TO HOLD COLOR, AND THEY ARE SO WELL TAI-
LORED THAT THEY HOLD THEIR SHAPE TOO‘. ALL SIZES,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BREASTED MODELS.

$IO to $l8

WHEN IT COMES TO REAL ELEGANCE AND COMFORT IN
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, YOU MUST COME TO US,

$1 to 33
WITH A HOST-OF PATTERNS TO PICK FROM.

FROM STRAW HATS T0 FANCY HOSE, WE ARE READY
FOR SWELTERING MEN, AND FOR BOYS TOO.
GOOD PICKING AMONG THE FANCY VESTS YET—SMART

GARMENTS AT
$l.50 to $3.50

noannsasrnvnus

Successors fo Comatoolr Bros.

 

 

 

 

to New York.

Mrs. Frederick Field, who is ill at
her, home in Quintin-d avenue, with
iiupcniimitis. Is rapidly recovering, and
Dr. W. B. Bean, who is attending her.
does not believe that an operation will
be necessary in her case.

Steve Boyers, a Hungarian farmer,
who came here from Pennsylvania a
week ago, was arrested last night, on
Water street, and locked up on a
charge of drunkenness. He was ed
83,and costs in the town court, his
morning.

Auctioneer Lawrence sold at public

auction Wednesday morning, 18 acres .

of land, with buildings thereon, on
Sniitii' 9 Ridge, belonging to the estate
of Eliza J Northrop, to Daniel Hamil-
ton, who owns the property just oppo-
site. The price paid was $1,425.

A game .has been arranged by the
South NOI‘Wqu base hail team for to-
morrow afternoon, at Van Nest. New
York. It is probable that Charles
Schumann. who pitches this afternoon
for the irvington Athletic Club. In Irv-
iiigton, N. J., will pitch for the South
Norwalks.

The Connecticut Railway and Light—

SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL, 82-2.

 

 

 

 

If you are careless or indifferent as to the quality
given to your animals, you will buy your grain and
hay anywhere. The wise man finds out where he can
get thT; most good, clean, reliable grain for his money, I
and patronizcs that dealer year in and year out. . A

Our customers are steady customers. They never
think of going anywhere else.

Buy Oats Thats Clean, . .

MANUEL T. IIATCII.

lllK'Company announces that Ira J. ~ I I

Woundy has taken charge of their bus-
inesa In New Canaan. and will be ready
to repair any-difficulties with the com
sumers‘ service. A. V. Wainwright.
Supt., South Norwaik.——New Canaan
Messenger. .

We are In receipt from W. W. Bou-
ton, formerly South Norwulk's greatest
hatter, now Ridgetleld's greatest gar-
dener, liberal samples of peas and

ties," which they. certainly are. We
never saw or tasted better, and the
mammoth peas and crisp beans could
not be beaten.

FROM GEORGIA.

c. c. Bowen, Attorney-aI-Law,
Dalton, On. To Homer 0. Nichols.
“Have just finished painting three of

my houses with L. & M. Paint. It cov- ‘
ers almost twice as much surface as

 

 

 

expected. ’ Had no idea that cost of
paint would be so small. Always give
me L and M. "

Actual cost of Lehman & Mai-tine:
I. & M. Paint less than 81. 20 per gai-
lon. Wears and covers like gold.
Sold by Watkins & Dow, South ‘Nor-
walk; Hubbeli & Stables Hardwsrd
Co., Norwaik: W.’ S.‘ Guyer & Son,
Westport; Northrop Bron, Southport.

 

 

15 Con: Solo-of Shoo! Music
Saturday and Monday

Blue Bells. Jovial Joe, The Song 1
Heard in My Dreams, Uncas Two Step.
Just a Gleam of Heaven In Her Eyes,
Rominy Rye Good Bye. Little Girls,
Good Bye. Kokomo. Japanese Sere-
nade, and a hundred others.

F. B. COLEMAN.

to North Main Street, Booth Non-walk.
Agent for A. O. Spouldlng'o Baseball
, and Sporting Goods.

The Soikli Notwalk
Trust Co.

 

 

The trusts” have ordered that

Intctost at the Rate Of

ll 9]..
Per Aaauai

 

to giro strictly

Mmtodmtbdmmmm

 

Dunham Piano

- beans, which Mr. Bout0n calls "Novei- ‘

, .

Upright, Rose- Wood can

$125.00

Cashor Easy Payments.

 

36 Washington Sfroof.

Telephone 365-3. _ ‘

Developing and Printing
At Low Prices ll

W P. BEE-RS1,

PHOTOGRAPHIO N:UPPIJEC.

 

 

 

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49 Wait Btroot,:- TELE one a so to street.
Noml It. 337*. ”ME
I!“ received sooth-i- largo chip moat of Eastman Kori: ppiicl. .

 

 
 
 
 

A Departure

old methods and non-progressive
in the livery business enables as
service.
We're abreast of the times in every _ . .
respect. parlor facilities. ‘
venionocc. Papal-r prices. Elegant . ‘
mmdlmtmlh still. ..
stimuli .

 

 

 

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' her.
A girl who knows enough to marry ‘
a rich man who is old knoysenough to .

' thing dreadful

* to do when he has come, home into

red from last night In the stock market

 
 

California
Prune Wafers

cure billiousness, constipation

and other similar ailments. Cure

without Iil effects. Cars with

without the aid of other reme-
dies. .

We would ask all our friends .
and patrons to call at our store
and got a FREE SAMPLE} of
these excellent wafers.

:‘THECLIFIIINNPIINNMNBY
The Prescription" Slate.

All can pass the door. Night
Calla Answered. Tol. Call, 12-2.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

—___——

WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-——Prices
of the priminent market leaders open-

today. but the general list was a frac-
tion higher. Pacific Mail rose 2. Lead
1. and Norfolk dc Western and Dela-
ware & Hudson 96.. There was s.fsll
of % In Hocking Coal.

WALL STREET. 11 a. m.—-Consid~
erabie amounts of Pennsylvania, Read-
ing and United States Steel pfd. were
taken at rising prices. The demand
for these leaders contributed largely
to the firmness of the entire market.
The local tractions were Irregular and
did not respond to the advance of a
point in Manhattan. Lead and the

heavily. Southern Railway pfd. rising
1%. Pacific Coast 2, iowa Central pfd.
1%. Continental Tobacco pfd. 1% and
Hocking Valley 1.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

Reported over the private Wires of
Maples & Goidschmidt, Commission
Brokers, Swsrtz & Corbett. Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.

Open. High. Low. 1 pm.

Amal. Con. 51% 51% 51 51%
Am. c at F pf., 73% 73% 73% 73%
Am. Cot. Oil, 27% 27% 27% 27%
Am. Loco, 20 20 20 20

Am. Smelt, 54% 54% 54% 54%
Am. Sugar, 128% 128% 128% 128%
A T & 8 Fe, 74% 75% 74% 75

A T & 8 Fe pf., 94% 95 94% 95

Hello. & Ohio, 82% 82% 82% 82%
B'klyn. RT, 50% 50% 50% 50%
Chen. & Ohio, 32% 33% 32% 33

Chi. d: N. W. 172 172 172 172

Ch. Gt. West. 13% 13% 13% 13%
Ch M 8: St. P. 145% 146 145% 145%
Col. F. & l., 31% 32% 31% 32%
Col. South, 16 16 16 16

Con. Gas. 195% 195% 195% 195%
Del. &Hud., 159% 159% 159% 159%
Erie. 25% 25% 25 25%
Eric, ist. pf., 60% 60% 60% 60%
Gen. Elec., 158% 158% 158% 158%
Lou. & Nash, 112 112% 112 112%
Manhattan, 150%_15i% 150% 151

Met. St. Ry.. 117 117% 116% 116%
Mex. Central, 8 8% 8% 8%
M. K. e T., 17% 17% 17% 17%
M. K. & T. pf., 38% 38% 38% 38%
Mo Pacific, 91% 92 91% 91%
Nat. Lead. 21% 23% 21% 23

N. Y. Central, 117% 117% 117% 117%
Norf. kWestq 59% 59% 59%, 59%

Out. A: West., 28 28% 27751 28
Pac. Mail, 27 28 27 28
Penn. R. R., 117%, 118% 117% 118%
P90 Gas. 99% 99% 99% 991,5
Presfzrflar, 28 28 28 28
Read: 750% 51 50% 51
Rep. Steel, 7 7 7
Rock Island, 21% 22 21% 22
South. Pac., 9t, 48% 48% 48%
Son. Ry. Co., 22% 23% 22% 23%
Sou. Ry. Co pf 86% 88%. 86% 88%
Tenn. 0. & 1., 37% 38 37% 38
Texas Pac., 24%? 25 24% 25
Union Pac., 91% 91%: 91% 91%
Union Pnc. pf., 93% 93% 93% 93%
U. 8. Steel, 10%? 11%. 10% 11
U. S. Steel, pf., 58% 58% 58% 58%
Wabash 16% 17 16% 17
Wabash pf., 34% 35% 34% 35%

 

REFLECTIONS OF .A BACHELOR.

A'girl generally has an idea her hair
would be nice and fluffy is she lived In
a different climate.

A woman likes to trust a man so she

can let him .do things it wouldn’t be

Iright to let him is she didn't trust
in.

Even after she is married a girl on

around from force of habit, exp ting

the Fairy Prince to come and claim
I

have a long list of young 19110!" stand.
in in line.

A woman' a idea of arguing things is
to say that having the window up a
little bit will give her as ‘much of a
cold as having it all the way up and
then pulling it all are way up to prove
L .

girl to.

It is better to have laughed and had
the laugh turned on you than never to
have laughed at all.

It would be awfully foolish for wo-
men to dress the way they do it they
weren’t built the way they are. ’ .
When a man goes away on a busi-
ness trip his wife has an Idea some-

gill happen to
lean . 9:329 photogobltNI: his
trove tug

of the hardest things for a man

min the club and tried tomato bath
WIIIIOBI m 0! MI OOIIBI‘ II, to on:
plain: to hit wife he heard it was a
good care for sore throats-Now Yorkm
Press.

 

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Barnes—You are lookingiudcominon-
Iy cheerful thicmornm. Howes. ~ .
Homo—1 have ion-on to.~ 1 have
the proud anti-tactics of knowing I
don‘t owe a outwuy man is the
world. I ha tirooghi .

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Southern Railway stocks were bought '

' TELEPHONE 10S.

i
tMost always you can get a girl’s .
mother to like you if you can't get the

 

 

 

I , 1 , . .
50 D01. lot of White Madras and Percale Negltgoe Shir“. MIMI,
plain or platted at

o

48- cts.

UNDERWEAR—Fish Net Baibriggan, Lisle and Japanese silk train

.25 cts. to stoo. f

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NAINSOOK DRAWERS AT .........

 

HALF HOSE, SLACK LACE AND FANCY AT . . . .

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All our We hope have been mixed in thin lot. .,

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TIES—Wash Ties in any shape

FOULARD BLUES AND THE NEW SHAPES IN FOUR-INHAND‘
TIES AT. '

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SELLEGK 9. PRICE,
Clothiers and Finishers.
III Washington Street, South Norwailt.
TELEPHONE CALL 324-1. -j

 

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Are you 901119 to use any BLACK car RASPBERRIES lr'ér hold; 1:}, ‘
Now'c a good time to buy. i can sell you quarto It 14 CENTSJ "IPW‘M'E.

if they will ho any cheaper. if you want. lot mo know about one-

before you wish to uno them.
CURRANTS are not no plentiful. i can supply but I limited demand

Price at Present 12V; CENTS QUART,for good ones, ~
PINEAPPLES were never hotter o i- cheaper, and we a gpbd Onto "Io no!

indent. Have some in fine order at 1 2y; CENTS by one-half donon orr com
o

HOME RAISED CABBAGE is coming in very good. can
from 8 to 10 cents.

BLACKBERBIEB NEXT WEEK.
SMALL NEW POTATOES, 28 CE NTS peck. Bottom, 80 CENTC pooh. .
Sonic OLD POTATOES at 50 CE N78 bunhol. Maps to nerve and pioau.

Lorenzo Dibble 3'

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seer TEAS. ALL Kmoe

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I? NORTH MAIN S TREE 1'.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

a. J. Cutblll’s Bridge. riots,

NOW IS THE TIME I THIS IS THE PM

to leave your order for Live Lobster.» Soft Sid! Cf

Round and Little Neck Clams. Bloc/7371. Weafiflsfl, ,

flab, Halibut, Cod Mackerel, Ponies. etc. You don't

to carry them home. We deliver them for you.
ALL coooo wannairrco.

WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to, John H.
Branches—m White BL. Dnnhury: ”Pacifier

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ho Sees Best
.mou RIALIZI IIIOIII'IOII W“ t!“- m

Prioolosn beyondallothor nonunion-Loom a. lo-
corvooyonrhlghostoonnidorwon- .

DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR IYESI EXAMINATION mt
l FIC'I' FITTING GUARANTEED. ,, ‘

O. B. JACKSON

_- ”TINA". 3.5“!“

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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flit SKILLED.
optlc‘iin tlkoo into oonoldcrntion the clan and s‘IInpc of who
and reduces the objectionable features to I minimum. The ,
tlon and comfort given by our mallow- order glucose in daily
cIl wink more popular. The from fit so perfectly 1h»
Perfect fitting gluon cost no more to an ill M can.
fitiyo leave our hands. -

norm! a. non. someone
”only. .l'm'gflgnwdich co 9?ka
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