Evening sentinel, Monday, September 26, 1904 · page 5

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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL

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We make our
[0.2 Cream

absolulclu of all
pure cream

LIINE'S

 

5| Washington St.

 

Luuul an Idea.

llest meats and thc lowest prices (on
be found at the Public. market,

Spreial sale of Maud S. flour at the
New Y'ork tlrocery Co. See ad.

’lhe Winnipauk baseball team had
no game for Saturday afternoon.

I‘. ll. Rowan has purchased Ihe John
13. liouton property in West street.

Mrs. V. H. llaldwin, of Norwa.‘ is
spending the day in New York city

Mia's Augusta Dibble, of ilayvlow
:Ivcnue, is \isiting relatives in East
Ulramggt N. J.

( ‘olr-Innn s is headquarters for sonv-e
niI postal cards. A now line has just
been received,

.I. C. Donnell, a proruincnt jeweler
from Boston, stopped yesterday at the
Hotel Clifford.

John Dunlcavy, the welLknown bail-
player of St. Louis, has been stopping
at the Hotel Ciittord.

Mrs, Charles Green is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Catherine Stevens, at her
home on the Green, Nor-walk.

Miss Clara Dibble, of South Mair
street, has resumed her studies at
Smith's College, Northampton, Mass.

W. J Edgar and Mrs Edgar, of New
llaien going to New \ork by auto
mobile, were at the Hotel Clifford yes
ierday .

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Archer, of
Brooklyn, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William P. Beers, of Berkeley street,
Norwalk, ’ '

O, \l'. llrucn and (.l. t), Burnett, of
New York, in an automobile. en route.
to Hos-on, spent Sunday at the Hotel
Clifford:

 

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lane, Mrs. Wii.
Iiam Lane, and Mrs. T. lionnclly, an
automobile. party from Brooklyn, were
at the Hotel Clifford, Sunday.

Complete manicure set. containing
one box Requas rose powder, an or-
ange wood stirk and six emery boards
all for int cents at Cliftord I’harmaty

A special meeting of the member.-
of Buckingham Woman’s Relief Corps
will be hr id at, the headquarters or
Tuesday afternoon, October 3, at 1
o‘clock.

Samuel Dutcher, who is employed by
the Southern New England 'l'etcpiion.
Company, has purchased a place ll
Pound Ridge and will reside thm
with his family.

There will be music for dancing at
the Knob Wednesday evening, furnish
«d by the young men of the club. All
members are. invited to be present.
The carryall will run.

Mr, and Mrs, w. Black and Edgar
Y. Clausen. of the well-known brewrrry
firm of Clauscn & Sons, with their
chauffer. from Port Chester, stopped
yesterday at the Hotel Clifford.

 

The fall opening of the milllnery de-
partment of the Nor-walk Boston Store
will occur on Wednesday and Thursday
of this week. Big preparations have
been made. for this opening and a very
fine line of fall headwear for ladies
will be show at this time by the Misse:
Murphy, who are in charge. »

 

The members of the N. I. W. Cricket
Club are highly pleased at the recep-
tion accorded them by the Stamford
Cricket. Club. The Stamford boys
proved themselves first-class entertain-
ers. Among those who attended the
game from Norwalk were Harry Belle:
secretary of the St. George's. Cricket
Club, also Mr. Whitley

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Letter to HonJE. J, Hill.
Norwat

Dear Sir: lt‘ s the some everywhere;
cant guess little enough.

Mr. (1/0. Brown Columbia. S. C.
employed an experienced painter to
point his house. The pointer on see-
ing the quantitv sent to the house——
Devoe—sald there wasnt enough
There were ten gallons left. when the
job done.

In the common experience.

Yours truly,
72. F W. DEVOE I: GO.
P. S. Wetltin dz Dow, Hubbeii 8: Sta-
ples Hurdwar Co.. and E. E. Oorlum

' nail on:- point.

Improved compound Syrup

of White Flu

 
 

II BARGAIN IN REAL
ESTATE!

w. offer ion-lo at a bargain.
the homestead of Mr William B. Reed,
corner of Burrltt and Quint-rd avenue,
Bouth Norwalk, about 137 feet front on
Ouintard avenuh, and about 120 feet on
Burrltt avenue. House contain. all Im-
provements and in in first class condi-
tion. Full particular. and price of

In ylar& Golden

I14 Washington BL. 00. NOrwaik, Ct

 

Attorney W. O. (‘ltll'k spent Sunday
in New Y'ork.

Miss May Smith has returned from a
\':I ill to New lork.

Mlss Nellie Foley has returned from
a visit to Ne -w link.

I’. N. S mlth, of iiayview avenue, has
had his homo repainted.

'Mlss Katherine Steegmuller has re-
turned from a visit to New York. _,

'l‘hree large draft horses were pur-
chased today by Raymond Brothers.

A special business lllt‘l'lIlIX of (lotu-
pany F will be held at the Armory,
Tuesday evening.

The. New England Food Company has
secured a number of delivery wagons
for use in their retail trade.

MI. and Mrs. lil"berhrirdt Apoil hnIc
arrived III town alter more than a
three months‘ trip to Europe. Mr.
Apcll said today that they had a very
Illlt' time.

’I‘ here Is no I‘la so in the pIir . of or -n
int: New \ork papers at t'ochuIn‘s
”1'“ stand. Sorne other concerns, Mr.
I‘tilt'lllflll stated,
has not.

.lamcs liowlcy. of (lrauitcvlllo, was
rumored to the Norwalk lriospitnlpyes-
‘I-I-day, suffering from typhoid fever.
lie has also had a six weeks“ attack of
rheumatism.

 

Wilbur Smith and Deodato Davcn<
port start today for
Yellowstone National Park and other
points of interest in the west. They
will be away for some time. '
open catbont Adois owned by
r"hnrlrs id. Johnson. .Ir.. and George
S, (irrrauaugh, of Norwalk, has been
treated at iierls‘ island, whr-roshe was
driven by the recent storm. Thr- mast
was broken,

Someone whose Intentions are not
know scatterer] the pieces of a broken
milk bottle along Main street from
West Main street to tho DeKlyn bakery
this morning. As a result the. travel-
ing was prtxmrlous for rubber-tired
vehicles.

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'i‘he l‘iocker (ilub of the South Nor-
wall! Baptist ("bur-ch will hold a busi-
ness met-ting Friday evening at. S
o'clock. At the cloic of the business
session there will be a social gather"
ing, at which the Rev. Dr, ilucll, pas
or of the South Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church, will make an address.
Refreshments will be served. Ulivcr'
S. Stanley and George ii. Hirst will
dug on this occasion.

 

FRANK BAXTER HAS IT FOR SALE

 

A Month's Treatment for Dyspepsia
that Costs 0 Iy 25 Cents, and is
Sold on ‘ one'y Back Fran."

i am glad to tell my customers that
.he Dr. Howard Company has had such
.vondcrl‘ul success from the introduc—
ory plan I suggested of selling their
.0 c-nt package for 25 cents, that they
have decided to establish that as their
rc'wlar price, and I can continue to

mil :1 month‘s treatment (till (IUSt‘S-tlf I
lit ir Specific for the cure of constipa. .

ion and dyspepsia) for 2:. rants,

The. two diseases that this remedy
will cure, undoubtedly cause more
sickness and suffering than all of the
litter ills to which flesh is heir. Dr.
Howard realized this, the same as
post physicians and drugglsts;
went a step further, be discovered a
-urn. FRANK BAXTER.

 

Headquarters for Souvenir
Postal Cards

_ Wholesale and Rafa"

NEW LINE JUST RECEIVED.

Views of Norwalk, East Norwalk,
South Norwalk. Gregory's Point, Bell
island and Roton Point.

COLE MAN’S

News Store.
to North Main Street, South Nor-walk.
Agent for A. G Spaiding'o Balebaii
and Sporting Goods.

Now that Vaca-
tion 15 Over

You inland to save
some money.

 

You will fry to save“ more

than] you did last Ivln'lor.

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Bond film to start an no-
counf will! us. _Ii's easier to
save by dapdslling small
amounts. We opm ao-
oounis form: low a: one
dollar a: inducement for
small deposits.

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south: Norwaik

have done‘so, but he _

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Our amt Ounrnmu: Satisfaction or Money Book.

Don’t Buy lulu: Fail Suit Until You See Ours

 

‘ It is became We know We hnvo
just the suit you want that we ask
you to postpone buying until you can

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see our show of smart. I-‘nll suits,

Brown mixtures are strongly repre-
sented in our collection of louse-Iriodel
single and double breasted nulls mad:
by llart Schnilncr & Marx.
mixtures and patterns are here also.
Better fitting suits, or garments with
more style are not shown any where;

(tray

and no tailor can match them for any-
where ncar our prices—$10 to $25.

Whether you .want a new but, a top
coat, new shirts, neckwear. hosiery or
underwear. it wiil‘pay you to come
here. Our role: Satisfaction or money
back is a guarantee of our willingness
to please you,

Your boy can be clothed here In tho i
best clothes yorl‘ money can buy; our
prices are. reasonable too.

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ROGERS &~STEVENS

, Successors fo Comsfaolr Bros.

 

 

oouru NORWALK. TIL. CALL. u-I. '

 

 

A FAIR EXCHANGE.

Some of mine for some of yours.

We offer a fair exchange of good, dependable

merchandise for your money. "'9

We give your orders our attention from start
to finish, for we realize that if we satisfy you

now you will g: ve us the opportunity to do so
again. _
Buy Oats That‘ 5 Clean. . ‘ ‘ -.,

MANUEL T. HATCH.

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”Competition

Keen competition has resulted
Pianos

in a great measure to bring about
and

:tbe. ease with which you may be-
come the owner of a fine piano.
. We have a Twentieth Century
Pianolas.
Sold.
Rented. Tuned.

proposition on the subject of
Repaired

monthly payments. The old way
has been discarded by all modern
piano houses,
Let us tell you about. it beiore
you buy.
SPECIAL PRICES 0N RENTED
O PIANOS.
In most instances these are like
new, and as we do not carry a
and cheap piano for the purpose of
renting, you get the benefit on a.
EXChanged goml, reliable instrument of OUR
_, OWN MAKE.

Munufaofurers.

 

86 Washington Street. Telephone 365-3. é

 

 

 

 

Everybodys magazine for Oct.

NOW . READY
w, P. BEERS,

.I Wall St. Norwalk. e 80. Main St, sour. Norwalk.

 

 

Had to Have a T212-
phone Put In.

We had to have a telephone put "1,10“? customers requested it and some
of them would not do business with on unless we had I phone. You will nut
find it in the directory—ask central for the number. We have also put on I
dollars-y wagon. some of our customers wouldn't do business with no holes!
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Iliumuleie Manicure 8d

CONTAINING

. ()an box REOUAS ROBE
POWDER, ONE GENUINE OR-

ANGE WOOD STICK, SIX
CLOTH CENTER EMERY
BOARDS.

III for tile

’i‘llECl-iliIlillllrliillrlii’
The Prescription Slum.

All cm pm' the door. Night
Calla Answered. Tot. Call, 15 2. .

MW

 

TODAY IN WALL BTREET.

 

WALI. STREET, 10.10 a. m.—'i‘he
stock market opened with prices a

small fraction higher. Atchison was
the feature on opening sales of 3,500
shares at 85 to 83 H compared with
{f 1-2, Saturday‘s close. A few of

to minor western stocks also showed
large fractional gains. A decline of
3-4 in Metropolitan Securities and of
1-2 in Southern Railway were the only
exceptions to the advance.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

Reported over the private wrreo "or
Maples & (loldurhlliidl Commission

Brokers. Swmtz it ( lorbetr Brook
South Norwnlk. Telephone 153.
Amal. 001)., 57% 58% 57% 58%,
A. (3. 6'1. I“, (30., 23% 23% 23% 2.11)..
A. ti. At l<‘., pi, sou: sol/2 toil/4,, sol-L.
Am. Cot OIL, 32% 323% 32% 32%
Alli, lt‘t', 7%: 7:75 7%; 79in
Am. ice, pf., till-r. 3w“ "813.30
All], 1.000., 201.8 Bill/1; L’ti'g L’fflq
Am. Smelt, (I7 6759;. ii? (i'lll'
Am. Sugar, 130V. 130‘}; 130V: 130%
Anat- on da ltd . ‘03 03 93
A. T. R S. F‘., 83% 83% 823;. 83%
A. T.' & S 1" p101 101 100%, 101
Balto. & Ohio, 88% 89%, 88%. 89%
ll'klyn. R, ’l‘., 54% 5474; 541/3 54%
(tires. & Ohio, 42 42% 42%. 425.“;
Ch. Gt. West, 16% 161,43 10% 165;.
U. M. & S.l',l:’r71/§ 158% 10792 1551/;
Col, I“. & l. 347/; 35 347,3 35
Col South, 20‘," 20% 20% 20%
Con. Gas, 305% 205% 2041/; 204%
Del. Sr, “ml, 165'}; 107% 160% 167%,-
Erie, _ 30543 31% 30%, 311/4
Erie. lst. pf., (toil-4 671/4 till-"I. 07M.
“(‘11, Rice” 17] 17] 169%,» ill
Ill. Central. 138%; 138% 135% 138%
Lou. & NashuliHlA 124-3); ]24 1241/4
Manhattan, “WA, 155 15414 15.7
Mel. St. lly., 115% 119% Hill/‘2 lllllg
Mex. Central, 1359 13:53. 13%» ill-r.
M. ii. at ’l'., “:1 2t 23:}; 237,};
M. K. a '1‘. pl Isaz on, no, its-.5,-
Mo Pacific, 0753 93% 97kg, 983‘
Nat, Load, 231‘”. 235% 23". 21”:
N. Y. (‘cntt‘al 1201!; 1273!. l‘.iti‘,t_.l 'Jil/
Nari. at West, Iii-y, (Isl-.1 67“; mo,
tint. & West, 35- 35% 341i. \'
i’ac. Mail. 35 3.3 :H it. ill?“
Penn _ liillé 132% liil‘a‘; 13214,
[’00, as, 103 103 102%102'4';
i'res. S. Car, 3: 33% (i3 33%
- Reading. 66 ’i.; 67 l... tit: «’34, (it; 7,3.
Rep. Steel, ill/,3 0 all“. 9
Rock Island, 27% 27% 27W. 27%
South. Path. 50% 571.4; 509,} 56%.
Sou, Ry Co., 32% 327,3; 321/4 32%
So, Ry. Co. pf. 92% 93 927 93
Tenn. (1, & 1., 471,9, My. 471/. 475;.
Texas Path, 31% 3i is 31:34 3le
Union Fae, 100% lull/Z. 10031,. 101
U S heather, 9'51; 10 Sill; 10
ll. S. heath. p 87 87 87 87
U, S. Rubber, 19m, 20% 107.9 20%
U. S. Steel, MM 18% 1734 iii
ii, 8. Steel, pf. 08% 70 68% 69%
Wabash, 207.. 211,4 :50 s. 217.
Wabash. pf., 411/3 42 divs 42
West, UII'. Tel, 901,4 901/. 90% 90%

 

"Bullion's country estate is costing:
him dearly. He kt-E'ps twenty servants
and forty horses on it."

“But he might have gone in deeper——
he might have tried to raise crops on
it.”—Judge,

 

Another differcnee‘bctween a man
and a woman is that the man doesn't
see the hack of his head in a mirror
more than twice a yearn——Soruervllie
Journal.

 

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Every rim; ‘

O

You Cough

take 6 drops of .

“_Braziilan Balm
50 Dom 25c

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GROUP
ASTHMA -.
CATARRII
Bronchitis
Sore Throat ”.312:

 

 

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Before uou go under the Tapeline'
Have I: Talk with us

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cram .' ‘
You are welcome as friends rather than as customerl.

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and you are not expected to buy because you cdmc mto our
store. ' ‘ 3‘

Our Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes for Fall and \Vinter have \
I arrived, and we shall be glad to show you how well Clothes
l lull

or.

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can be made when talent shapes the cloth.

SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING. 7 q

We keep our custorncrs'_ClotlIcs pressed without charge;

SCHOOL SUITS for Boys, $2.00 to $5.00. I. \ "l ,
., t

Croiut & Knappxllats, new shapes. every week.i_ ‘. Vida

SELLECK 8. PRICE.

1 Clothiers and Furnisherl.

08 Washington Street. Souithorwalk.

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TELEPHONE CALL' 325-2.

 

 

 

LOOK OVER

this list and see if we can't help you i In your buying. ,/

10c gt.

 

Blue Plum: for canning, a few, .......... V
Sickle Pears, offer bargains from my tree, .. 65¢ .Ifltfi. .'
Pearl fer canning or atewing,.... 75c Bukdt. "
Green Tomatoes at low prices. _ --... “Jug:

Fine Sweet Potatoes, right size and price. ‘,
White Onlom, large. ‘.' ‘

White Turnips, egg variety. .......106 4 q“.
Dried Beef has been hard to get. Plenty on hand now.

Hand Sapollo, been out, stock in now. ‘
Honey in glass. pure and unadulterated, home rained stock 22:: MRI.
Lyon Golden Drip Syrup in screw top glass can: (10c) In a com. ,
petitor of Karo and said to be better Try it.

Pin your faith on getting pure cl der Vinegar here, 25c gal. 150 Va gal.
Hope to serve and please. ._ L J .

 

AN EXAMINATIO N OF THE EYE. / ,
means more than the mere trying on of different glasses if done. at the opti~ .
cal rooms of H. B Hoyt. With one of the best equipped ofllcea in South-«N
Norwalk. he has every means for making the most accurate and reliable 01o
tests and the best results are assured in every case. All glassel are con-
structed to order and special lenses of any kind are furnished.

HOMER B. HO YT. Refraction Optician.
Room 9 United Bank Building, loath Nomtk, Conn.

Special Appointment: at conwnien cc of patron.
Office hours, B, 11: 45, 12: 45. 5: 00. Saturday evoningl 7—0.

 

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TELEPHONE too. rm delivery to all part. of tho two oath.

R. J. Cutbill’s Bridge FIsh'M’k’tf

Today' 3 Supply of Fresh Fish
Includes Bluefish, Weakfish, Butlerfish Sea Bass, Nativefils.
Extra nice Oysters, Clams and Escallops.

 

 

 

 

 

 

ALL GOODS WARRANTED. 1
WRIT END WAOHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. Fonlu' out OHIO. ‘
Bamboo—2o White 8t. Danbury: “Pacific Street, sun-rm.

I Stine Mo eu. Bun At Schaub’s

Print Butter..................200 lb.

Eggc, strictly fresh..........25c doz. Fresh and Corn Plate......... 56 up.

Chopped Beef...3 lbs. for 25c..10c lb. Leg Spring Lamb............16¢ 6’.

Prime Rib Roast....... .10c up. Fore Quarter Lamb..........10¢ ‘9.
Lamb Chops.................,.15¢ in.

Porteflrouse Steak. . . . . . . . . . .18c up.
Sirloin Steak. . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . .18c up. Native Home Dressed Chicken '
Fowl.

Round Steak.................16c lb.
Shoulder Steak...............10c in. Native Home Veal.

Schaub’s Market,

2 WASHINGTON STREET.

 

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DO vpu_ REAL!!! the lei-Ion Con-comm of MI. in

Pris-ul- beyond all other mnemon- In tho mi; and Ir“ .-_.i
arm your high.“ omidmtton.

 
 
 

FIOT FITTING OUAMNTIID.

0. _.B JACKSON,

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