Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 15, 1904 · page 5

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

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“traumatic SEPT. :5. 19°4-

 

 

PHONE. 365-5.

 

We make our
loo Cream,

absolutelu of all
pure cream.

 

 

 

LLLLLI NLLrs NLLLLS.

 

 

 

dNew tall dress goods at Road's. See
a .

'Panuma cloth. one of the new ia-
brics, at iiowlnud‘s. Be ad.

Read larrenzo Dibbles ad. and see
the grocery bargains he offers.

Mrs. Calvin T. Purdy, of Crescent
Terrace, is safely over tire typhoid
fever.

—-Excnrsion tickets to New York by
steAmer ‘Mar‘thas Vineyard" every
day We

Louis Larrauri of South Norwaik
has gone to Mcrideu for a few days
visit with Itiends.

Lincoln Council, No, 4. Order oi
United American MeLhanlcs. will hold
a meeting tomorrow night

 

Frank A. Ferris, Jr. intends 16 haul
his yacht out shortly for the winter at
Edward Miller's shop in Smithville.

The regular meeting of the Improved
Order .of ilep' asophs will be held to
morrow night in Elks Hall, South Main
street.

Leo Buckley, ‘0! I‘laistts‘l‘s drug
store, is taking a week's vacation. He
will visit in New Haven, New York
and Noroton.

A gas radiator is Just what you want
to take off the chill these i'ali evenings
Send for representative of Connecticut
Railway & Lighting Co

Tire (.‘onnerticut Railway and Light
lug Company started a forte of men at
work today on their new trestle ut the
Meadow street power house.

Washington Camp. Patriotic Order
of the Sons of America, is scheduled
to hold it met": lug tonight in Mystic
Chain Hall, Washington street.

 

Oliver S. Britt. has returned to his
home in Itlrlgeiield after spending a
few days in South Norwalk the gueit
of Ambrose Blwtrntlage of Marshall
street.

Mrs. John Ii Ferris and Miss Mary
A. Cunningham. of Son h Norwulk
who are enjoying a trip through Carr-
nda. are now. at Chateau ErLrnienuL
Quebec. Where they will remain unti
Friday.

An intoxicated man fell down the
flight of stairs leading to the Chinese
laundry in Lauder‘s block Saturday
night, and broke out one of the win-
dows in the door when he brought up
against it i .L. ‘

 

The W. C. T. U. will hold its regular
weekly meeting .~‘ridav at 2. 30 o'clmk.
with Mrs. Joseph Richards of Chest
nut street. Il‘all members make a
special effort to be present? Busines:
of lmportante is to be transacted at
this meetir.rg "

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On amount of the storm last evening.
the men: lrer'rl oi I‘ddy Jennings Lodge
Shepherds of Bethlehem, found it ad—
visable to postpone the lawn party
scheduled to have been held at 16
Stuart avenue until Thursday night
September 22. -

The name of Raymond Brothers'
driver. who was injured by a fslffrom
a wagon on Noroton Hill, Tuesday
noon, was Patrick Fitzgerald. instead
of James Fitzpatrick. Mr. Fitzgerald
resided on Day street. At last reports
he was getting along nicely at the
Stamford Hospital.

Letter to Capt. Peter‘Decker.
Ellt Nor-walk.

Dear Sir: A painter complained that
our cans are too full: unhandy; spill.

It' a a waynVe have; ’tis handler not
to be full; but we hava a weakness tor
full- -measure. Our gallon contains
eight pints; the usual “gallon" is seven.

We'll think it over again; but we
like a full can. How much short
would you like a barrel? Seven gab
Ions would be the proportion.

Short-measure suggests that the
shortage is probhbly not in the cheap
eat ingredient.

Guess we‘ll stick to tour quarts to
a gallon. and fifty gallons a barrel.

The name to so by is Devoe lead-
and-zinc Yours truly
60 I". W Devoe 0. Co.

P. S.-~Watk.ins & Dow. Rubberi-
, Stallion Hd‘w’r 00., and E. E. Durham
sell our point. .

Dar an; 900nm».

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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL

A BARGAIN IN REAL
ESTATE I

We offer tor-Lalo at a . bargain.
the ”no-toad at Mr. William 8.71006,
corner of Burrltt and Quintard avenue.
South Norwatk, about 131 tut front on
Quintard avenue. and about 120 foot on
Burr-lit avenue. House contains all Im-

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lion. Full particular-I and price of

Taylor& Golden

14 Washington Sh, Io. Norwalk, or.

Attorney John Keogh is in Bridge-
port tor the day on business.

 

 

 

 

General Russell Frost wont to

Bridgeport this noon on business.

City Sheriit J. .l. Goodwin this at-
ternoon shipped his famous Angora
cat which he hush ad in his possession
a year and a hair. to New Haven
parties.

 

Misses Mary Benton and Fannie
Lamence. who have been guests of
Miss Lodema Adams at her home in
East Norwalk the past week have re-
turned to their homes in Salem. N. Y‘.

 

 

A theatre party chaperoncd by Mr.
and Mrs. Walter H. Pierson, of East
avenue. attended the presentation of
Hi Henry's Minstrels at lioyt‘s last
night in the party were Misses Lu-
cretia Sanger. Dorothy Lockwood,
Kathryn Belts Alice Earle, Eloise By
ington. Messrs Percy Quintard. Harold
Seymour. Howard Pierson and others.

 

There is a dearth of bank oiiicials in
the Norwalks today. nearly all the
prominent financiers being in attend-
once upon the sessions of the American
ilarrkers‘ Association in New York
city. All thoae attending the sessions
have been given passes to two of New
York's pronrinent theatres otor this
averting and in addition tickets of ad-
mittance to Luna Park. which include
a visit to all the attractions gratis.
it is understood that a steamer will
take all those who wish to go tip the
Hudson Saturday for a visit to the
West Point Military Academy. Those
at the sessions from the Nor-walks in-
cludeJl, H. Golden, G. F. Hearse. Ja-
cob M. Layton. E. ii. Mathewson.
Charles E. Hoyt. Edwin O. Kceler,
iierrry P. Price and L, C. Green.

ATCHISON GLOBE SIGHTS.

ii‘ a man lends money to his kin.
his next fatal blunder is to let his wife
lmow it.

it' a woman has faith in her husband
it keeps the wrinkles off her face lorr-
ger and also off his.

or that all her husband got irer for was
to take care of the children.

When a nran amounts to a great
deal more than his father it indicates
that ho had a very superior woman tor
a mother.

When a woman carrying a valise
gets on a street car ever; woman in
the neighborhood says: “,Goodness I
hope she isn't coming here "

The girl who wears a light colored
dress to a picnic looks at the close
of the day a great deal like pies look
iwhen they are taken out of the has-
ct

When an old fashioned woman goes
away on a trip her last words are: "L
just know some thing terrible will hap
pen here at. home while i am gone.
You can tell by looking at. the style
of some pictures of Washington cross-
still have piLturLs of Washington cros
ing the Delaware in their parlors.

 

Roderik—“I see someone has invent~
3d a musical automobile."

Van Albert—“indeed! Wonder what
uncs it will play?"

.-.oderiek—‘ Breakdowns i guess."~
liriLagLr Daily News

 

Even the dentist can't till a long
ielt want

 

 

A QUART OF MILK

Lnd a package of JELIrO ICE CREAM
POWDER is all that is required to
rrake nearly two quarts 0! delicious
«e crcam. Everything else in the
rackage. Simply stir in the milk and
reeze In the usual way; makes the
ritest ire cream you ever ate. Order

rleased. Four kinds: Vanilla Cho
"olate. Strawberry and Uniiavorcd. At
all grocers 13c; 2 packages for 250.

 

 

New Line oi
Peeiball Goods

Just Received at

c o L E MAN’S

New: Store. ‘
10 North Main Street. South Nor-walk.
Agent for A. G, apaldlng’e Baueball
andswortina Goods.

None-u is a friend
that will work for non
deli and night.

Dlpoeit regularly In the

South Norwalk

 

 

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it occasionally occurs to every moth. .

 

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Our Oreo: Ounronlud Satisfaction or Money B'uk.

 

All Good Fall Hats.

 

OURS IS A HAT SHOW WITHOUT A “FREAK" IN IT. ALL

THE NEW SHAPES THAT ARE GOOD ARE HERE‘ ALL THE

GOOD HATS IN THE NEW SHAPES ARE HERE. SIMPLY A

MATTER OF PICKING THE BECOMING HAT, AND PAYING
THE PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY.

VARIOUS SHADES OF

DERBIES IN- BLACK AND
SOFT HATS IN BLACK AND BROWNS. $1.50.”102.50 AND

BROWN, $2 AND $3.
33.

THE SMART NEW THINGS IN FALL NECKWEAR AND
SHIRTS ARE ON DRESS PARADE. .

FALL SUITS AND TOP COATS, TO ORDER 0R REARDY
TO- WEAR.

O sSCHOOL CLOTHES, HATS, CAPS AND FURNISHINGS FOR

8 V .

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ROGERS—*— & STEVENS

Successor: to Comatoolr ares.
IOUTH uonwmc .1113. cm. m.

 

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Tried Out
People

' if you need toning up, wiry
not take HIGHLAND MALT. it
is made for people who are run
down.

HIGHLAND MALT is made
from carefully selected malt and
hops. -

the bottle, 2 for 26c.
PRICE—01.60 DOZEN.

THE Billiillill PliLiBliLitl
’llre Prescription Stats.

All our- pm the door. Night
Call: Answered. Tel. Call, 13 2.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

TODAY iN WALL STREET.

WALL STREET. 10.10 a. m.-—~The
stock market opened. active today with
blocks of i.000 to 4.500 shares of sev-
eral or the lenders changing hands
Gains ran from 1-8 to 5- 8 the latter
iigrrro showing for St. Paul Chesapeake
& Ohio. Kansas & Texas and United
States Steel. The opening sales of
Erie were 4500 shares at 32 38 and
32 l. .compsred with 32 1- 4 last night.
and United States Steel ptd opened
with running sales of 3,000 shares at
67 l- 2 and 67 3- 4 tampered with 60 7 8
last night.

l WALL STREET. noon. -With a rat-
y in the grain markets prices reacted
and the general level fell below last
night. Seine of the grangcrs and Pa-
,ciilc showed losses of a large fraction.
The local tractions and smelting stock

 

 

 

lost 1 and 1% and Union Pacific 7A..

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If we can't have both. we would prefer your friend-

ship to your trade. It there Is one particular reason for

our business growing like it has, we believe it's because

we look after our customers so wellwour custonlers'. in-

terests are our own No matter what you want, we'll get ‘

it for you and in better shape than any one else.
BUY oars TIIAT'S CLEAN.

MANUEL T HATCH

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Lpackage today you will be highly '

were or In in»,

September Bargains

1—-WOODBURY PlANO, OAK CASE, $240.00.
This instrument has been retried to a farrrous singer and actress.

lls'cd three months this summer.

i—LWOODBURY 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.

‘1—JEWITT PIANO, MAH. SMALY UP. WAS $325.00 NOW $275.00.
An opportunity to secure a line, high-grade instrument at a low

price.

1—SHONINGER ORGAN, GOOD As NEW, ................. . $40.00.
This instrument has an actual value of $100.00, the small demand

for parlor organs is the season we offer it so low.

THESE ARI: NOT ALL OF OUR BARGAINS, BUT THEY REP.
RESENT A FEW THAT SHOULD BE GIVEN YOUR SERIOUS CON~
SIDERATION.

It you prefer to make monthly payments. we will be very glad to
arrange saute to your convenience,

 

36 Washington Street. Telephone 365-3.

 

 

 

 

 

A complete and trash crook of

Elliott Kodak and Supplies
w. P. Beans.

;:.L‘ BOOK, AND STATIONERY STORES, .
~.J wall Sh, Norwalk. , 6 89. Main St, South Norwalk.

rm in the BNIIIIBIISIHLISN‘ lion.

it you are a crank on BUTTER why not go to a“BUTTER STORE”
We sell lam quantities and open treat: tubs every day. It you want noon
why not. buy (real: ones. Our team collects trash est! from the country. a
daily. If you like good CHEESE. will? not it; our "PIILADELIHIA
It you her coins you will some back min. If you drink

 

 

 
 

 

Aural. Con, 5875', 5875; 58% 3587,};
A. C. 8: F. 00., 23% “23% 23%. 23551
Ant. Cot. Oil. 33 33V. 33 331,»,
Am. ice, pt, '26-}; 26% 26% 26%
Am. Loco. 27% 28 27% 27%
Am. Smelt. 66% 6674. 65% 661/;
Am. Sugar, 131% 131% 131 13”..
Anaconda 86% 86%. 86% 861,2
A. T. & S. Fe. 831,4 831/, 82% 82%
A. 'I‘. & S I“. p 99 99% 99 99
Iialto, & Ohio, 89% 89% 89 89
Ii‘klyn. R, T., hti 50% 5434 55
Ches. d: Ohio, 43%, 43% 421.4; 4217;.
‘ (1h. Gt. West. 1074; 16% 16% 10%
(l. M. & St. P, 158% 159% 158% 1581/,
Col. F. & l. 391/. 395.5, 36% 3?
Col. South. 171/. 17% 17% 17%
Con, Gas. 207 207 2063.; 2063/,
Eric 32% 32% 31 L3 32
Erie 1st pf., 68% 68% us as
ill. Central. 139% 1391/, 139 139
Lou. 8r. Nash. 123 1231.4, 123 123‘
Manhattan, 157 157 157 157
Met. St. R32, 122 122% 120% 121
Mex. Central, 1474’; 15 14% 147/2.
M. K_ & T.. 24% 24% 24V. 24%
M. K; & T. pt, 49 49% 481/5 49%
Mo. Pacific. 99% 99% 98% 981/,
Nat. Lead. 24% 24% 24% 24%
N. Y, Central. 126% 127%. 126% 126%
Nerf. & West., 69% 69% 69 691/,
Out. & West. 34 34% 33% 33%
Pac. Mail, 38% 33% 33% 33%
Pen. R. R.. 1311/, 132% 1311/1; 1321/4,
Peo. Gas: 103“,“ 103% 103% 103%
Pres. S. Car, 341/: 34% 34 34
Reading. 67 1/6. 67% 66 66%
Rock Island. 29% 29% 28% 28%
.Rock island. pf 72% 727A. 72 72
South. Pad, 57% 57% 6% 56%
Son. By Co. 34% 34%. 39;”, 34
So. Ry. 00.. pt. 95% 9574; 95%" 95%
Term. C. & I., 49 49%» 48% 48%
Texas Pac.. 32% 32% 32% 32%
Union Pac.. 99% 99%. 98% 98%
U. S. Leather, 355. 8% 8% 8%
U. S. Steel. 16% 17 16% 16%
U. S. Steel. pf., 67% 67% 67 67% »
Wabash, 21% 21% 21% 21%
Wabash. pf., 43 43% 42% 42
West. Un. Tel.. 92% . 92% 92%, 92%

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Have You Noticed")

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THAT some or voun rareuoswuouoa :Almno N0 N0
THAN vou BUDDENLY seam TO oases scrum out yo;

ING BUT YOUR TIME TO GIVE US A LOOK. . '

WE ARE READY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Fort THI rant.
AND wmrrza CAMPAIGN. I

FALL HATS FROM caorur AND KNAPP, MEN SHIRT
NECKWEAR.

SELLEGK a PRICE“...
I Clothiers and Furnisherl.

‘8 Washington Street. SoutthorwallL.

 

U. S. Steel ptd, lost, its rise and other
gains were reduced. There irad been
gains of i V, in Canadian Pacific and
Sloss Sireiiield Steel and a. point in
some mirror stocks. ‘Bonds were ir-
regudar. «

WALL STREET. 1 punk—Concerted
buying of the junior. l’ennsyIVaula
storks stiffened the market but the
western stocks did not rally very sub-
stationally. The buying iirst appeared
in force in Norfolk & Western their
spread in turn to Chesapeake & Ohio
and Reading and finally assumed corr-
siderable dimensions in the United
States Steel stocks. New York Central
touched 128. Pennsylvania rose again
to 132 (H and tlrLLUnite‘d States Steel
stocks brought 17 1-1 and 67 7-8 re-
speetively Norfolk d: Western and
Chesapeake & Ohio gained a point
each and Reading recovered to halt
otcr list night

TODAY'S QUOTAT IONS.

Reported over the private Wtren o’
Maples a Goldschmidt Commiesior
Brokers. Swurtz & Corbett Block
South Norwaik Telephone 15."

Open. High. Low. 1 our

1

7 WE O_i:FER

dium, 20c; large, 25c head. \.

IOC dozen.

gal.

means more than the mere trying on of different glasses if done at the
cal rooms of H. B. Hoyt.
Norwalk. he has every means for making the most accurate and ‘relilii

tests and the best. results are assured in every case. .
structed to order. and special lenses 0! any kind are furnished.

Room 0 United Bank Building,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Cauliflower for pickling and other purposes—small, rso; ml
Fine large Bull Nose Green Peppers at 18c dozen. Smallrl

Egg Plants from 5c to toe.
Handsome New York State Fall Pippin Apples, at 35c peck
Pure and unadulterated Cider Vinegar of good strength, 25¢
Ginger Root and other pure Spices.
Hope to be favored with your orders.

Lorenzo Dibble.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE.
With one or the best equipped emcee ill
All glasses

noun: a. no rr. Refraction Omicron. J ,

some Nor-walk. '7
Special Appointments at convenlen be of patron. ,
Office hourl, a. 11:45, 12:45, 0:00. Saturday evenings 7-4.

 

TELEPHONE 10..

R. J. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish M

WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. let to John H. Flt‘fll' out
II‘IHBM White ll. Danbury: 75 Pacific Street. Sleuth". ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Free delivery to all pull or or. realm

 

 

Ousters. Clams. Escallops and all land
of ‘Fish
Fresh Evetu Dali.

ALL GOODS WARRANTED.

 

 

 

In Chicago—widow did Eunice look at
her wedding today?”

Mrs. Taylor—Oh, she looked well
enough; but she acted as though it was
her very first. wedding It ”gave the
whole affair a distinctly crude appear-
ance—Boston Transcript.

Nothing but a large dose of practical
experience will induce a man to ap-
preciate a deaf and dumb wife.

Fresh Fish i

WEAK mu ....... 8c. lb.
awe Fiat-1...... .......10 and 12c lb.
seam menace... . .....10c Ib.‘
FLUKES’lnd FLAT FISH......0o lb.
STEAKConn...”............10clb.
WHITE NALIBUT............12¢ lb.
ESOALLDPS..................40oqt.
even»................... .aocqc.
sercn use ........0o 11:.
swoonrrsnm... ...........ch lb.
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“5‘ A no! it too
. M :Y‘EFNVTNN‘N

”KINDS OF FRESH
1' RCA

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SHOULDER STEAK iOc ‘
CHOPPED BEEF 5 lb. 25.:
Low PRICES SATURDAY.

Schaub’s Market,

22 Washington Street.
Phone 321-2.

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Ho Soos Bast mggfig,

3m?" launch-Immanuel.»- II I)“, ‘

Prioole- beyond all other manna II the WM ‘IS I
mu your highest oonllduauon.

7
corn TluILI WITH your! "not EXAMINATION Illll. all:
t nor rLTTLNo commute. .. -

o. B. lACLLsoN

ll WALL STREET.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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