Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 20, 1904 · page 5

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We make our
loo Cream
absolutelll of all
pure cream.

LANE ’5

5| Washington St.
WWW

Local Lars Lilies.

Charles Schuman has gone to Eliza-
beth. N. .l.. to pitch for the Palmer
Athletic Club.

 

Dr. C. F. Boutwell and family at-
iendcd the funeral of Dr. Ii. L. Leach,
in Shelton, yesterday
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Miss ilarriet L Keith, of Main street,
is the guest of Miss Mary E. Hastings.
at Indian Head, liranford.

 

Mrs. J. E. B. Sayre, of Relden ave.-
nnc. Norwalk, is the guest of friends
in Dutchess county, New York.

Mrs. Joseph B. Morchouse. Miss llei-
en and Henry Morehouso are at Lake
Klichcwun for a few weeks' stay. .

Miss Martha Fitzpatrick, of Day
street. is cnttrtalning her aunt Mrs.
George LV. Nelson, of Port Chester.

larstcr Iiyxbee and Stanley Mayhcw
sailed over to Compo Beach last night
and spent the evening in that place.

 

Another picnic of the South Not‘walk
Quartcttc Club will be held Sunday at.
ternoon in Frederick's Grove, (ileu-
wood avenue

Another large shark was caught ofl‘
the month of Wcstport rchr one day
this week. by Orlando Allin. of South
Norwulk.

 

Lincoln Council, No. 4. Order of Ilnit~
ed American Mechanics, cOIIl'orretl the
third degree, last night, on several
candidates.

E. M. Cans. of the firm ot'tliarris &
(inns, coal dealers, will leave tonight
for a two days’ absence. Mr. (inns
will make arrangements with the hu-
gest wholesale (weal dealers for sever-
al boats of coal for the tall. 110 will
be accompanied in his trip by Mrs.
Cans,

Complaints have been made to the
authorities regarding persons who
have been stealing,r potatoes from
Wheeler and Lawrence, in West Nor-
ualk. It is stand that of the thieves
are caught they will have a hot re-
cepiion.

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-.. Yacht caps. yacht caps. ()‘Brlcn's.

 

Time will be special services to-
night. at the. Salvation Army. Ser-
geant Major Ilrundage and Mr. Mills.
of the South Norwalk Baptist Church.
will tain- the heavy part of the new
vice, and the converted Indian will
also be present. The Holiness meet‘
ing tomorrow will be at 11 o’clock, and
there will be a lively service tomor-
row night.

Eight of Justus K. Raymond’s Ma-
sonic brethern visited him at his home
in Wilton, Sunday, and found him very
cheerful and looking exceedingly well.
".lnt" has been 'on the sick list for
smite time. but his present condition
seems very favorable. He was pleased
to greet his brethren of the old Har-
mony Lodge. New Canaan. and a pleas-
ant visit was enjoyed by all.

 

W. W, Pratt and wife, C. W. Park.
1‘). .l. Jacobson. William C. Davids, S.
ii. Ross. New York; Lewis 1... Rights,
1’. .l. Dounelly, S. W. Murdock. New
iinven W. R. Lord, Waterbury: Miss
Matuit Lincoln, Bridgeport; Miss John-
ston. Chicago; Mrs. E, R. Dorsett,
Philadelphia; J. M. Weber.“ John Em-
ory, Fred Sumner Hinds. Boston, were
guests last night at the Hotel Clifford.

Samuel Kuriansky. the new owner
of the opera. house, has had the leek-up
thoroughly cleaned and painted. For
some time this has been a. very on-
clean and nnwholesome place-but now
it has been put in a good sanitary con-
dition. This is not an invitation for
anyone to get drunk and try its hospi-
tality, but. simply on item of news
showing the progressive spirit of the
new..owner of the building—New Ca-
naan Messenger. .

~Small Chestnut cool, 34. 75 per ton
delivered. At Raymond Brothers.

‘ Charles 1. Hill is still reported very
sick at Clarksburg. West Virginia.
where he was taken down with typhoid
fever, He was to have gone to Col-
gate University. next month, in com-
pany with Clifford Arnold and Arthur
Caney, to study for Young Men's Chirs-
tian Association work. These three
young men were the lenders in South
Norwnlk in religious. gymnasium, base-
Rial! and football work in the old Y.
C. A.

~Excnrslon to North Beach and
New York, Sunday, Aug. Slat. Steam-
er Martha‘s Vineyard Jones Steam-
boat Wharf. 9 a. In. Excursion tic-
kets. 50c; children, 25c.

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A fresh m' a sweetest-nee '
Quality Chocolates, which are Just

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wfwnm‘
Tornado
Insurance '

AT

Very LowRates

Full Information
gladly furnished by

To ylordi Golden

74 Wuhlngton It, 00. Nurwnlk. Ct.

 

of Eureka Ile-

A regular meeting
bekah Lodge was held last evening.
Routine business was transacted.

 

Mrs...losepli Swift. of Milford. and
Mr. and Mrs. ii, 1". Lord. of Wyoming.
visited W. H. ’l‘rlstram yesterday.

Among those registered at the Con-
necticut building, St. Louis. recently.
were A. J. Collins. South Norwalli; A.
E. Doty. New Canaan.

Take your kodnk with you when you
go on your vacation. The llowlantl
Dry (ioods Company have an excellent.
line on hand. licad the ad.

, MM

Summer wearables for men can be
found at tile 1) M. Read Company‘s
store. Read the ad. and note other
interesting articles to be found there.

 

 

Mrs. H. B. Coley and Miss Maud
Coley, of Norwalk. spent 'l‘hursduy
with Mrs. 0. ll, Jennings, Greens
Farms. '

Mr. and Mrs. W. ll. Penney Incen-
tertalning Miss Ednn M. Styniom. of
South Norwalk, and Charles E. Sey-
mour. of New York. over Sunday, at
their home. Osborn Place, Southport.

'l‘he steamer Martha's Vineyard will
make. an excursion trip from South
Norwalk next Sunday. connecting with
trains to and from Danbury. The fare
for the round trip from South Norwalk
will be fifty cents.

Certificates of immpotation were
tiled in the ofiice of the set retury of
state today, as follows: (‘omstock
(‘lothlng Company. Norwalk, capital
$20000; Sherman, McMilun (It (30..
llridgeport.capltal $15,000.

 

 

Quite a party of people from The

,Knobthitlng Club went to the Provi-

dence Journal‘s wireless telegraph s‘a-
tien on Wilson’s I’oint. last night, and
inspected it. The visitors were much
into treated in the workings of the up
paiuius
”MM...“ .
Victor W. Ferris, who is at the Nor-
waik Hospital. is reported as progress»
inn nicely. and his friends. are now
able to see him. He has been allowed
to sit up III bed for a time each day
and is able to eat a little solid food.

'which is a great treat to him after

having born compelled to live on a
milk diet for so long.

The fourth match between the Stam-
ford St. George's and Norwalk chleket
teams will be played at Norwaik to-
morrow afternoon. The first two
games were won by the Stamfords. the
third by Norwalks. The fourth prom»
iaea to be a hot contest. The follow-
ing compose the Stamford team for to.
marrow: E. Kingsley, A. Mitchell. J.
Nelson. W. Donahue. Dr. Williamson.
ii‘. 11. Edmunds. A. Sclwyn. W. Calder-
bank. H. Malone. C. Spiers. and Ed.
Whalen. Reserves: 1’. Hartwrlglit. (1.
Bennett and \V W. Williams. The
members and friends of the club will
go on the trolley car leaving the
Square at 1:15 p. In.——Stainford Atlvo~
care, Friday.

 

 

A NOTRE DAME LADY.

I will send free with full instruc’
lions, some of this simple preparation
for the cure of Leucorrhoea, Ulcera—
tlon. Displacements. Falling of the
Womb, Seanty or Painful i'erlods. Tu-
mors or Growths, Hot Flashes. Desire
to Cry. Creeping feeling up the Spine.
Pain in the Back. and all female trou-
bles. to all sending address. To-moth-
crs of suffering daughters-I will ex-
.tlain :a Successful Home Treatment.
if you decide to continue It will only
'tist about 12 cents a week to guaran-
tee a cure. I do not wish to sell you
anything. Tell other sufferes oi it.
that is all i ask. Address, M‘s. M.
Summers. Box 375,

Notre Dame. ind.

 

FIFTEIN CENT MUSIC
SA TURDA Y AND MONDA Y

(in a (loud Old Trolley Ride. Josie
and Joe. Blue Bells, The Star of Hope.
All Aboard for Dreamland. Kokonio.
Polly Prim, Song rind 100 others.

SOUVENIR POSTAL CARDS.

C O L E: MA N’ S
to North Main Street, South Norwalk.

Agent for A. G. Spalding': Baseball
and Sporting Goods.

Before the
Burglary,
Not After,

 

 

I

is the time to rent a safe deposit box
We have some‘ good sized one! for
$4.00 per year. ..
Larger ones from 85.00 to 815.00.

Packages stored at reasonable rates.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

Our amt Guarantee.- Satisfaction or Money Book.

Price Cuts

"A In

Rain. Coats

Unusual but two :and almost too good to bo fruc.‘

 

 

 

SWELL S10 and SIZ RAIN COATS of S289
SMART SIS RAIN COATS at $9.89
FINEST S18 and $20 RAIN COATS at $73.89

 

We can In you. If you come now.

Snaps In Sum for Mon and Young Man :ln Hats
"and Furnlshlngs: In Boys' Clothing.

IITIIEM

ROGERS & STEVENS

, Successors to Comatooli Bros.
tours nonwauc TEL. can. an.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OATS

A good deal better grade than you can get else-

where and cleaner, too.

What you pay is important, but experience teaches

that the Best. is the least costly.

Buy Oats Thais Clean,

 

 

 

MANUEL T. HATCH.
WVV

 

 

; UPRIGHTPIANO

Rosewood case.
Good condition.

$90. 00

i This week. ' ,.
-. Cash or monthlu payments.

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86 Washington Street. Telephone 365-8.

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FOLDlNu BROWNIE CILMERILS

$5.00
w. P. BEERS,

STATIONERY STORES.

6 South Main street. «1 Wall Street.

INDUS TRYW COMIANDS SUCCESS.
ABILITY COMMANDS INCOME

The world is not. for wrong when it Judges a person largely by his
purse.

if in the prime of life, a man is no or, his poverty argues some defect in
him—very neglected opportunities.

A GOOD BUSINESS EDUCATION MIGHT HAVE MADE HIM A
WEALTHY MAN.

Our Day and Night NSchoot courses in BOOKKEEPING, STENOG-
RAPHY and TELEGRAPH? aflord a mbitions young people an rtunity
to become progressive. money-making business men and woman. then open
9mm 1.09!) at. daily.

NEW TERM seams TUESDAY. SEPT.¢.

SAR‘IAIN’S BusIaEss causes.

scorn sq swam; or.

 

 

 

 

 

SPICML
‘ Winn and Liquor:

 
 
 

Cal. Sherry Wino. m pt;
36c qt,

Cal. Port Wine, 190 pt.; 360
ct.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Col. Giant, 450 qt.

’ Sweat Cutawabl. 35c qt.
Kollor’o Whiskey, 85° qt.
Hillside Whllkoy. i01.00 qt.
California Brandy, 95: qt
We guarantee thou wine- and

liquor: to be Ibloiuteiy pure.

THE illiilillll PiliiliMIlEY
The Prescripilnn Store.

All can pan the door. Night
Calls Answered. Tol. Call, 152.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.——The
opening level of prices in the stock
market today was lower than last
night. declinesdn the general list rang-
Ing fro Li; to 05,. the latter in St, Paul.
()niarlo anti Western fell a point. The
smelting stocks. Sugar. Atehlson anti
Erie showed some resistance to the
decline.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private Wires or
Maples & (ioldschmldt, Commission
Brokers, Swartz & Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.

Open. 1111111. Low. 1 pin.

Amnl (701).. Iii-3;. 54% 53% 541,4;
A, (i. R; l-'., pf., 791;. 78”.. 785;; 781.4.
Am. Loco. 211/4 21% 21 21
An). Smelt , 041/; 6:3 01:31.. 0374.
Am. Sugar. 130 130 129b,} 129%
A. T. & S. li‘e. 801,1; 80% 49%; 797,41
A. T. & S. I“ p. 07% 97% 071/; 97-14
Halt. & Ohio, 84% 84% 84% Kilt,
iiklyn. R. 'l‘., 53% 030‘ 52% 52'”;
Ches. & Ohio. 3714 37% 367i; ‘iti'l/N
Ch. (it. West. 15 15 147$, 1414.
C M. & S. H.149“; 1497;. 148% 1491/;
Col. & I.. 30 tit; 36 36
Col. South, ‘1”; 14% 143;; 14%
Con. Gas, .106 191i 195% 195%
Del. 8: Hiid.. 1601A, liii 1601/43 161
Eric, 20% 203i. 2574. 26
Erie. 1st.. pf., 02% 02% 021,4; 021,1;
Ill. Central. 136% 130% 136% 1301/.
Lou. & Nash. 120% 120N120 120 '
Met. St. lty.. 1231.5. 1231,; 121% 121%
Max. Central. 11% 11' .. 111/2 111,9
M. K, & ’I‘., 21% 211.5 21% 2133'.
.K. it 'I‘.. pf., iii; iii/t. it 44
lilo. Pacific. ENE 94% 031,;- 937i.
Nat. Lead. 22.»; 22v 22-13;. 225;
NOI‘. K: “MEL. 1141.4; “414. 64 64
Out. & West, 33 33 321,4. 32%
Penn. R. 11., 123 1231.4 122% 122%
Pet). Gas, 10011.1 lOti-‘V. 1001.4 1001.4
Reading. 551/4, 55% 154% 55
Rock Island. 24% 241/4 ‘23-'91 2373.
South. line. 55-31. 551.4; 1347;. 55
Son. lly. (.‘o., 2'14 2714’; 2714. 27%
Son. Ry. Co., 92% 93 92%; 93

Tenn. C. & I., 44 44 431,); 43%

Texas Fae, 27% 27% 27% 27%
lln. rain. 9w. 931,1. are. 977;.
U. S. Lca.. 7% 76$; 71.4 7%
U, 8. law... pf., 85% 851.1, 8515. 851,4,
1' SS. Steel.117,i. 117;. 1134; 11741
l‘.b .Steel, pf., 58% 58% 58%; 58%
Wabash.1ii0i 18-"); 17 7i; 177,...
Wabash. pf., 37% 370i. 313% 36%
Wes. i’n. 'I‘cl., tilt-"ii 803; new; 89%
Wis, Cent, 17% 1754,- 1714; 173;.
BANK STATEMENT.
Reserves, increase. S 881,000

2.685.000
2.324.800
833.700
2.438.000
078.600

Loans. increase.
Specie. increase.
Legal Tender.
Depends. increase.
Circulation, decrease.

SMOKED AND CHEWED.

 

“Minding My Own Business" is Town-
send Miller’s Secret of Long Life.

Townsend Miller the oldest man on
Long Island. celebrated his 1041b birth-
day Tuesday at his home in Jamaica.
110 received congratulations and many
small presents from acquaintances He
Is an indlun of mixed blood his father
having been a Mohawk and his mother
a mixture of Spaniard and Indian. His
hair is thick and straight and Is snow
white.

About a year ago the aged man mar.
rlcd his third wife. She is many
years his junior. They live on Calh-
erlne street in a tiny hut.

"How do you feel on your birthday?”
Miller was asked by a reporter.

"Just about as usual." he replied.
"I‘m no chicken. but We got good
health and don‘t mind if I live to be
110 years old. if a man wants to live
to be old he must put up with what
comes along."

“Do you expect to live many more
rears?” he was asked.

“Well,” we can't tell about such
things. 'I haven‘t shown any signs of
maturing out yet. Guess i’m preserved.
When I was between 3 and 4 years old
I began to chew tobacco. I have
smoked about as long. Good preserv-
ing in tobacco-good as whiskey. I

' like whiskey, but the old kind we had

years ago beats the kind we get now."
"To what do you attribute your long
life?"
“Just to minding my own business."
replied the centenarinn.—-New York
World.

 

“Grace ls greatly worried. She can‘t

_ decide where to go on her bridal tour.

"When is she to be married ?"

"The date hasn‘t been fixed yet."

’ "Whom is she going to wed.”
"That's another detail that is yet to

be arranged. But she hasher, trous-

seTI all plans ."-—-Kansas City Jour-

na .

 

“Yes.” said Young Mrs. Torkins,
“Charley sometimes plays cards; but
not for money." ,

“Indeed!" said the caller, auspicious-

ly.

"Yes. They buy red. white and blue
ivrn-y souvenirh and use them for
prizes. ‘ It isn’t. so very different from
progressive euchre.” -- Washington

 

"Which would you rather be-truly

 

grant or molly smart!"
. "3mm. (1

course."

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

BEGINNING FRIDAY. AUG. 19. WE WILL SELL TH: alumna.
en OF OUR MEN'S SUMMER sun's AT A neouc‘rtou of! u 14
PER CENT on 1-3 OFF FROM FORMER LOW Paton. l , , ,2,

 

 
 
 
 
 

svzav LIGHT wmar. (two and three piece). mam ourr to
iNCLUDED IN THIS OFFER. THE ASSORTMENT iNcLUDIO.
BLUE SERGE. BLACK THIBET AND UNDRESSED WOROTID
AND raacv CASSIMERES, won er-zos AND HOMESPUNB.

 

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‘\ "\ ~MEN'8 020 SUITS ARE NOW $13.33.
‘1 MEN'S $18 SUITB ARE NOW $12.00

\ MEN'S $15 SUITS ARE NOW $10.00. '
‘Il‘ MEN'S.$12 SUITS ARE NOW 3 3.00.
’_ ”I I} MEN'S $10 SUITS ARE NOW 0 6.07.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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ALL YOUTHS' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS INCLUDED IN THICL

SALE.

 

SELLECK 8: PRICE

/ Clothiers and Furnishera.

90 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
TELEPHONE CALL‘I3aq-a.

A LIMITED SUPPLY OF FRESH LAID
NATIVE EGGS

‘Scarce now’ at 8540 D02.
Slate Fresh Egas at 6500 D02.
Storage Beds 270 Doz.

You run no risk in buving Eggs of me as I always and:
good for bad In case there are Bid ones. mv word of honor
that all Eggs sold here as fresh, are in fact. just what they are,
said to be. ‘

Lorenzo Dibble.

AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE. i i ‘, uh.

means'morc than the mere trying on or different glasses if done It th
cal rooms of H. B. Hoyt. With one or the best equipped offices
Norwaik. he has every means for making the most accurate and re
tests and the‘bcst results are. assured in every case. All glasses
strueted to order, and special lenses 0 i any kind are furnished.

HOMER B. HOYT. Rofraoflng Optician,

Room 9 United Bank Building, South Nam
Special Appointments It convenience of patron. ~
Office hours, 8. 11:45, 12:45. 6:00. Saturday evenings 7—9.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TELEPHONE 108. ’ Free delivery to all part! of no out ' gm;
R J. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish M’k

THE BEST is ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.

We have the BEST QUALITY OF SEA FOOD. including Fresh Mae
Boneta Mackerel, Bluefish, Weaktish. Cod, Halibut. Swordfish, Long ”
Round Clams, Soft Shell Crabs, Live and Boiled Lobsters.

————-

ALL GOODS WARRANTED.

WEST END WABHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. Forrll' oooi
Banshee—20 White 81.. Danbury; ”Pacific street Stamftmf.

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OF“ COURSE NOT ALIVE, '

But we deliver meat so fresh th
couldn’t be fresher without being 0
As a matter of fact meat 81:0qu *
for at least a day or two to:

healthful food. and our modern in
ads of preserving asaure you ‘
tender. juicy and altogether ,
meats at all times. Order! ,.
promptly. .. -4114 J

Sohaub'o Markoi.

I! WASHINGTON ITRII'F
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wno SEES In:
H0 5005 395‘ commoners

no you until: the urinal Oonloquonm or continue no

Pricolou beyond Ill other pomuiou II a. mi. no I In:
am your highut confidential.

DON‘T TRIFLI WITH YOUR IVES! EXAMINATION FIII.
FICT FITTING GUARANTEED. .7

0. B. JACKSON,

0| WALL ITRIIT, NORWAI-

 

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S. E. DIBBLE. ‘ ”Mm
Broker, ’

’ Hovllond Block. 96 Wublngton Smut
South Nomalk. Conn.

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

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