Evening sentinel, Friday, September 9, 1904 · page 5

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

i RRIDAY. SEPT. 9. 1904.

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SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

PHONE. 365—5

 

We make our
Ice Cream

absoluleiu of all
pure cream. .
LANE’S §

5| Washington St. §
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Luudllonluia

George Ilirst, of Nbrwalk, is enter-
taining his mother, Mrs. Martha Hirst,
of Port Chester.

 

 

 

Rev. II. 13. Carpenter will preach in
the West Norwalk Union Chapel on
Sunday at 3:30.

—l)unlop Derbics, O‘Briens.

Mr. and Mrs J. W, Studwell and New
York friends visittd New Burgh on
Iludsou on Wednesday.

A month“ s mind service for the late
Catharine (‘oii‘cv will commence in-
morrow at St Mary 8 Church.

A brother oi ’l lnIotlIy (luhill ol' Ilur.
bor avenue, was bIIIied in New YoIk
yesterday. Death was due to paraly-
sis.

 

 

The Itidgetield Horse Show will coin-
Inenee Friday. September 30. Plans are
being made for it on a very elaborate
scale.

 

~—.'i lbs. Chopped Beef 25c, Schaub‘s.

 

St. Why 3 parochial school opened
Tuesday with the, largest enrollmcnt
III its histoiy. Thete are about 450
pupils-«In the list.

 

Mr. and Mrs.‘b‘rank K. Briggs, who
wore IIIarricd 'I‘IIcsday evening, will be
at home to friends at 25 isaacs place,
Norwalk, alter Uctobei l. The Ill'ltlt-
was formerly Miss Daisy A. McQull—
lun.

wMason Jars, pints 45c dozen. l".
D. L. and (lo.

Commencing Sunday, high masses.
Vespers and sermons will be resumed
at St. Mary‘s church. The last- ser-
vice will occur III 'vltiziitl arm; instead
of 10 o'clock, as during the summer
months. '

A number til changes and lmpIovo
menls Inc in log made. about the titlill
lug store of Willis 11. Seller-k. Count—
err! are being changed to better ad-
vantage and carpenters are doing other
work

~llaso liall Decker li‘icid Saturdnv.
R & G vs Staml’oId Elliott, of the
New York National League, will pitch
for R & (l.

The South Norwalk Colored Republi-
can 01th will meet this evening at the
Republican headquarters in Quittner's
ilall for the purpose of formally organ-
izing for the campaign. All members
are requested to be present.

wChlldrcp'I-I outing flannel dresses
and skirts very much he ow regulai
price 25c ca. M. S. Smith 6‘; Co_
Charles N. Arnold of Camp street
Norwaik, has just purchaid a new
- automobile The machine is an El—
more, with two~ cycle motor suspenotu
in the center of the car, which is or
the tonncau valiety .

 

——Mason Jars, pints 45c dozen F.
D L. and Co

 

 

Joel (1. Foster, brother of T. H. F08-
ter, of lieil Island, is now able to be,
at his oltlec in IJIIIIbury each day. Mr.
Foster it will be remembered had his
arm removed several months ago at
the Norwalk Hospital.

———Dr. J. C. Newkirk has returned
from his vacaym. Appointments can
now be made or dental work.

Work continues to progress nicely
on the oundntlon for the new factory
of the 8. George Pulp and Paper Cem-
pany. in Smith street Norwalk Con-
tractor Wllliam H'. Smith, or South
Norwalk has the contract for the erec-
tion of the buildings.

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~-—A little life may be sacrificed to
a sudden attack or croup it you don’t
have Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil on
hand for. the emergency.

 

The pride of the 011109 at tho munici-
, pal lighting plant is o magnificent rub-
ber plant The plant was started when
the Dulce was first opened, and was
then only about three feet in height.
Now 1r nearly reaches the iling and
is loaded With line. velvety. coves.

 

—llen's Alpine Hats. O’Brien'o.

 

Irving Wkwwd of the firm of Irv-
ing Lockwood & 00., New Canaan, lor-
niorly or South Norwalk has returned
from New York city, where he was
operated on to! cancer at the Roose-

‘ volt; Hospital. Thobpention was en-

now recovering, which will be joyful
new: to his my lriondo.

JUST amen

any catcher in the State. League.

tirely IIIIccetnItuiTh and the patient to

l BARGAIN IN REAL
ESTATE I

We offer lornlo at a bargain,
the homestead of Mr, William 3. Road,
corner at Burritt and Quintlrd uvonuo,
South Norwlik, about 137 toot lront on
Ouintard avenue, and about 120 tool on
Burrtlt avenue. Houlo contains all im-
provements and lo in fire! clan condi-
tion. Full particular: and price of

Ta ylordl Golden

14 Wuohington at, Go. Norwotk. Ct

 

HITS BY “G"

 

Pertinent Points About the National

Game and Soak: at Slab Artist

The Aomciated i'rcss report from
New London says that ('orncu bad no
license to win for Bridgeport against
the Woaicrs, us be defeated New Loli-
don ii to 2. New London's two runs
being scored on the go-down. It seems
to me as though Cornea pitched a
better game titan was reported and it
is rumored that Jim O‘Rourke, will use
Corncn Saturday III the last game of
the season. O'Rourke, must have some
wntidence in Cornen‘s pitching or he
would never let him pitch for Bridge
port at such II critical time. when New
Haven and Bridgeport arc (lid for iii‘D‘i
place, with Springfield two games boJ
bind in third place.

It is rumored that “liilly” Louder
has been playing with the Manches-
ters. ’i‘uclu-y. the Will known State
League pitcher, has been pitching for
this team.

A little ginger agIIIIIst‘StanIlord Sat-
urday.

liurnbough. ot' the State League's
Iliad” of umpires. will umpire tho game
between StIIIIIi'ord and the. Rags Sut—
urday.

The Bridgeport Standard luau Is on
his job. Sec:

“Corner, of New Rochelle, was a
find for Bridgeport, Manager O‘Rourke
says that ho is a good one and will
bother the best of them. He will make
a handy man for the ()rutors I‘cht sca-
Still.

And again: "If there is a double
header with llolyoke Saturday it in
probabh. that Wade and Collier will
do the pitching. Odell may go in
against Norwich totnorrowd’

t‘harles SchuIIIan pitched Wednesday
at l‘ouniy Filli‘ l'ark, Staten Island,
for the Standards. He secured a two-
bI'Igch and three hits. He will pitch
again i'oI too Staudaids next Saturday_

The Nationals will play the Win-
duy afternoon. Voik, the wonderful
southpaw twlrlor. or III (lI'eugiI, the
well known slab artist, will be on the
firing line for the Nationals.

.loe Mclx'ieruan is battling; better than

The article signed by Baseball En-
thusiast about the independents wunt~
ing to play the Rugs. will probably be
taken as a joke. The writer ought to
smoke up. (i.

 

Managcr ()‘liourke says that Cornea
has the goods, in spite, of the "funny"
report from New London.

 

lililiotte, of the New York Nationals,
will twirl for the Rags , Saturday,
against Stamford.

“Jack“ liuulcavy. who hasbcen play-
ing light field for the St Louis Nation
Ilsi has cc'rtaioly been hitting the ball
ot utc.

 

The last time Elliott pitched against
Stamford he struck out 15 men, equall-
mi; liuniruvy‘s record. Hope he will
beat that next week.

wiiase llall, Decker Field. Saturday.
R St (l vs. Stainfoid Elliott, oi the
New YIIIk National League, will pitch
for R 8: G ‘I

 

 

The water was shut oil to a large
portion of the people residing on the
WI- st side of the City of Norwalk yes-
terday, while repairs were being made
in tin gate at the comer of West ave-
nue and Chapel street. , The gate had
not been in working order for several
years and the commissioners decided
to remedy the trouble, so that the gate
could be used when necessary.

 

Saturday an d Monday Four
Sheets of Music. 250

Come Take a Trip in my Airship,
Parslfal. Maidens Prayer. My Sweet-
heart True. A Little Bionde, Take Me
Back to Mother.

COLE MAN’S

News Store.
to North Main Street, ,South Norwaik.

Agent for A. G Spalding’o Baseball
and Sporting Geode.

 

 

 

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Moneu is a friend
that will work for non
dim and night.

Deposit regularly in tho

50th Norwaik

 

 

 

TOM TAILORING DEPARTMENT,
AGUARANTEE OFA PERFECT FIT OR NO PAY GOES

WITH EVERY SUIT HERE.
PAY $16 TO $45 IF SATISFIED; NOTHING TO PAY IF WE FAIL.
' HOW LONG DO YOU THINK WE COULD DO BUSINESS ON

READY-TOWEAR SUITS THAT FIT;

MAN AND BOY.

OOUTH NORWAl K.

Our Brut tiuorumu; Satisfaction or Money Book.

Suits to YoUr Order
Guaranteed to Fit:

CHOICE AND EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS IN DOMESTIC AND

 

IMPORTED WOOLENS AWAIT YOUR CHOOSING IN OUR CUS-
I
WILL YOU SEE THEM?

WE TAKE ALL THE

THAT PLAN IF we DIDN'T KNOW WHAT OURTAILORS CAN
DO?
RAIN COATS DITTo; FALL HATs AND FURNISHINGS FOR

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ROGERS & STEVENS

Successors to Comstaoli Bros.

TOP COATS AND

TEL. CALL. ”-1.

RISK; YOU

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nipziuks on the Polo Grounds Satur- '

shlp'to your trade.
our business groWlng like it has, we believe it's bgpause

BUY OATS ’l‘ H AT'S (‘LEAN

If we can't have both, we would prefer your friend

we look after our costumers so well——our customero' in~
terests are our 0th No matter what you want. we'll get ,

it for you and in better shape than any one else.

i MANUEL T. HATCH.

 

end you will coon have I "MN.”‘E

 

September Bargains

1~WOODBURY PIANO, OAK CASE
This instIunIcnt has been rented to a famous singer and actress.
llrcd three months this summer.
1—WOODBURY PIANO, MAH., WAS $325.00 NOW ......... . $260.00.
Large sized instrument, perfect as new, rented this Summer two
months. must be seen to‘ be appreciated.

i—JEWITT PIANO, MAH. SMALY UP. WAS $325.00 NOW

If there is one particular reason tor

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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-$240- 00.

$275.00.

An opportunity in secure a line, high-grade instrument at a low
price. ,
1—SHONINGER ORGAN, GOOD AS NEW, $40.00.

SIDERATION.

.36 Washington Street. “

This instrument has an actual value of $100.00, the small demand
for parlor organs iothc season we otter it so low.
THESE ARE NOT ALL OF OUR BARGAINS, BUT THEY REP-
RESENT A FEW THAT SHOUI’O BE GIVEN YOUR SERIOUS CON-

It you prefer to make monthly payments, we will be. very glad to
arrange same to- your convenience. 3/

 

 

Telephone 366-13.

 

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It Complete and [rush stock a!

1—4

Eastman [totals and Supplies.

.J Well St, Norwalk.

 

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W. P. BEERS,

BOOK AND STATIONDRY STORES,
6 So. Main St,

South Norwalk.

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in in the Butler Business NIT.

ll you are a crank on BUTTER why not go to it"BUTTER STORE. "

We

 

 
 

 

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oil:
3

loll large quantities and open freon tubs every day. it remnant EGGS
why not buy fresh one: Our team collect: trout: esp
gggA “153m like good cHlEOI; my not

try our ,

“PHILADELPHIA
I! you buy sonic your veto will com hock min. I! you drink
GONE!utilitarianunwound/orei twnero oolfee me too are mode
.. III. 2:. room...“
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TOWN ”

like EVERYTHING OLIA

 
 
 
 

the country

 

;Tnkeolookotthom.

' Better
':- Tooth Brushes '3

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We have good ‘tooth brushes
from 10c. up. At 25¢: to 600 we
supply brushes which we guar-
antee. it one of these brushes

tails III any way to give entire

satialaction, come back and get
a new one-—~or your money.

IIIIIIIITIIIIIIIIMIII
The Prescription Store.

All can puottho door. Night
Colic Answered. Tol. Call. 15 2.

 

 

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-Prlccs
moved conipreiIensivcly to a higher
level on a large volume of opening
deals,- Am‘n Car advanced 1% Metro
polltan Street Railway, Metropolitan
Securities and Consolidated Gas 11
point and St. Paul, Rock Island, Erie
ist pfd.. Texas & Pacific, 1.). & H. and
Brooklyn 'i‘IIIIIsit a lingo traction.
’i here IILIJI'o IIIIInlng suit-As of seven
thousand shines of Rock island at' Jill/.1
and 2m lliillplll‘l‘tl with‘ 23% last night

WALL STREET, 1 p, III.——An unex
piIIlucd break oi‘ three points from the
highest by litetropolitou Securities
prompted more general selling else-
where and some of the grain carriers
sold lower than before. Heading made
good resistance to the pressure. Al-
tor an interval of dullncns the market
advanced again, led by Reading, which
touched 70. Standard stocks recovered
to near the best and there was it rise
in Smelling and Adams E xpiew.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

Reported over the prlvoto wrro: or
Maples & Goldscbmidt, Commission
Brokers, Swartz & Corbett Biotin
South Norwalk. Telephone 163.,

Open. High. Low. 1 pin.

 

Amnl, Cop. 58% b9 58% 58%
Am. C. & F. 00 211,9 21% 21 21%
A. C, & F pf. 79% 793i; 797% 79%
Am. Ice, 6%. til/i. 6% 61/;
Am. Ice, pl'., 26% 20% 26V.) 26%
Alli. Loco. 22%, 22% 22% 231/;
Am, Smell... 67 67% 665;. 67

Am. Sagan, 130% 132% 130% 13‘}.

Anaconda. 83%; 83:53 Kill/4,, 83%
A. '1‘. (it 8, F0. 82% 82%; Slit/t 81695
A. ’I‘. a S. 1“. pi can. 98%, 98% 98M;
Iitliio. & Ohio, 89% 89% 88% Still;

il'klyn, R. 'I‘., 57 E7“: 56 50%
(llIeH, & Ohio. 423/, "" ill/i. 12H,
t‘iii. & N. “A. Hill l'itl 189% 159%
(lb. (It. West, 161,2 17‘“ 16‘»; lot...
Ch, M. & S. I’. 157% 157% 156% lb?

Col. 1“. & 1.. 39 39% 38%. 337...
Con Gas, 199% 200 199 Hill-“pg
llcl. & llud.. 1138 1138 '16? 167%
lilric. 307/1. 31% 30% 31

Erie. lst. pt, 67% 68% (37% till

Gen. Rice. 174% 174% 172 172

ill. Central. 1381/. lzlli 1381/. 1‘ ‘it'lt‘.
lion. St Nash, 1231/. 1231/; 123 123

Manhattan, 157% 157% 157 157

Met_ St. Iiy. 120% 122% 120% 121735.
Mex. Control 14% 14% H 14%
M. K. & T. 237,9. 23% 231.4 23%
M K. & T. pt, «iii 48 «iii 48

Mo Pacific. 987.11. 987.4. 98%; 98%
Not. Lead. 23% 23% 2314 231/4
N. Y. Central, 1241,43 124%. 124175; 124%..
Norf. & VVlsL. till 09% 687g 68%.
Out. 6’: West. 33% 33% 33% 339‘
Pat). Mail. 31%. 3214 (ill/3 (l‘l‘rfij
Penn. It .R, 127% 127%1"7’/t l"7%
Poo. Gus, 1037A. ltii 10.5%. 10331.
Pros. S. Car, 3-1 34 33% 33-h
Reading. 68% 69% 67% 15954.
Read. lot pt, 85% 85% 85V; 85%

Read. 2nd. pt.. ’77 77 77 7’7
Rep. Steel, 7.1%; 7% 7% 7%
Rock Island, 29% 29% 21”,}, 2994
Hub. Goods, 111 19 19 19

South I’ac.. 581,5. 58% 57% 57%
Son. Ry. Co_. 31% 31% 30% 31%
So. R. 0. pl. 95% 95% 951,4... 95V,-
’l‘enn. C. & 1. i7 47 46%, 47

Texas Pain, 32 32%. 32%, 32%
Union Pee. 100% 100%,; 99% 99%
U. S. Leather, 8 8ng is 8%
U. S. Steel. 14 H 13% 14

U. S. Steel pt, 63% 63% (53 63%
Wabash, 21% 21% 21% 21%
Wabash. pt. 41M; 41% 407A. 41%;
Wis. Cent. "19% 191/2 19% 19%

 

ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

Buy your peaches at Joseloli’s. From
509 up

 

 

~Base Ball. Decker Field, Saturday.
R k G vs. Stamford Elliott of the
New York National League, will pitch
for R 8: G.

—-Mason Jars, quarts 50c. dozen. F.
D. L. and Co_

 

The statement of the South Norwalk
Trust Company appears in this.issue.

 

-—Youmon “Derbies. O'Brien's.

 

Real school shoes that are guaran-
teed to stand hard wearL at Howland’ s_
See ad.

——3 lbs,.Chopped Beet 25¢, Schaub‘s.
The new Democratic Campaign Club

will meet every Friday nightior busi-
ness purposes.

 

——100 don, extra size and quality. jel-
ly tumblers, special for Set, and Man.
33c dot. hi. 8. Smith & CD.

it you are looking for good butter.
why not go to the butter store, 17
North Main street. \ .

 

 

—Muon Jan. cums 50c. down. F
D. L and Co.

New roll goods or every description
are orrivlng daily at H. Krloger & Co.’a

 

 

‘Umbrollu and Cones, D'Brloo’o.

 

 

 

 

 

Have You Noticed,»

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THAT SOME OF YOUR FRIENDS,THOUGH 'EARNINGUNO'iMOfll ,
THAN You sUDDENLY BEGIN To DREBB BETTER? DID" YOU,

‘ «re-u

as: AT THE CAME TIME THEY HAD JuaT A8 MUCH MONIY eon
OTHER THINCs A8 BEFORE 7 AND HAVE YOU WONDDIICDHOW“
IT COULD BE. . V . IJI. .. lv'i ‘4 .Iudiilm
SIMPLE ENOUGHI iF You WILL ALLOW us To oI-Iow You

oun NEWLY OPENED FALL STOCK. IT WILL COST YOU NOTHg ,
INC BUT YOUR TIME To GIVE us A LOOK. ‘~ W" '
we ARE READY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT FOR THE FALL:

AND WINTER CAMPAIGN. gym; ,1 __ ,‘mqu “

FALL HATs FROM CROFUT AND KNAPP, MEN sHIIITC AND .

 

 

NECKWEAR- . , I. . _. it it would!
' 1‘? m I. Irma . aim ,

SELLECK a. PRICE.~~
1 Clothiers and Furnishero.

I8 Washmgton Street. South Norwnlk.

., TELEPHONE C'ALL' 32.4.

Yacht Club Salad. Daub?

This is the perfection of Salad Dressings. Have been out but now
give notice of renewal of clock. Alk for “Table Helps for Houocwlto dill!
Hootou", a fine little book which will tell you how to grace 7P" hill! WWI .l ,,
salad you may well be proud of. 256 IOTTLE. ‘ M ‘

GOSTON'S SLICED SMOKED HALIBUTT. “semothlng lino. Will
make a delicious fish salad or creamed flab, carved in dilioront: ethyl,

 

 

 

 

 

 

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trio, .
POMONA JELLY. To use in rolls and fancy calm, lam. oto. ICC. '
WILL 00 con MONDAY'S au SINESS SATURDAY. owners on

MON DAY—LABOR DAY.

LorenZo Dibble

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AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE.

means more than the more trying on of dilierent glasses if done “the op
cal rooms of 11 B Iloyt. With one of the best equipped 0111063 in So
Norwulk. he has every means for making the most accurate and reliable
tests and the best. results are assured in every case. All glasses lire out:
structed to order, and special lenses of any kind are tarnished.

HOMER B. "077'. Refueling Optician. . .

Room ti United Bank Building, South Nomllt. Goon. .
Special Appointmento at convenience of patron. ‘
Ollie. hours, 8, 11:45, 12:45. 6:00. Saturday oveningl 7:9.

 

. Tia—— .._..........
TELEPHONE 103. m; dolllvory to I" pub of the two Dillon.

R. J. Cutblll’e Boidge Fish M’lg’t ,

we HAVE ‘
ESCALLOPS '

’ ALL GOODS WARRANTED.

WEIT END WAIHINGTON STREET. lel to John H. Forrlo’ “I mt.
Manchu—20 Wblto BL. Donbury: 75 Pacific Street Stamford.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“-"Prices Still Growing tower

Print Butter..................20c lb.
Eggs,,strickly tresh..... . .26c don.

Chopped Bhel....3lbs for 25c..10c lb.
Prime Rib Roast... .140 up.
Porterhouse Steuk.............2ilc lb. 5
Sirloin Steak.................18c lb. Lamb Chops..................1§c "
Round Steak.............,.....15c in Native HomedressedChickonon‘d

Schaub’s Market.

22 WashingtoniStt-cet.
Phone 322-2.

Dog Spring Lamb. . . .. ... . . . .,..1
Fore Quarter Lamb" . ..... 1

 

wave 315:: m "
H0 5003 393‘ coast-ounces. .. .

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Prloolo- “Imuwumullnommipu
oorvoo your out consideration. . \.

DON’T TRIPLE WITH YOUR [VIII EXAMINATION "DI. PIP
. FIOT FITTING GUARANTEED. ,

o. B. JACKSON.

I WALL OTIIIT.

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