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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 28, 1904 · page 5

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5| Washxxiaton St.
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Local 111va Lines

Mr. and Mrs. 11 rank A. Van Buren
are expected home the latter part or
this week from their wedding trip.

"1‘ho Jennings Atthtic Club football
team will have practice tomorrow 111'-
1111 noon all membcixs meeting at the
rooms.

 

 

 

 

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The city 111' Norwalk water commis-
- sloners held a meeting last night :11
their office in Wall street and talked
11p matters peitainhhg to ‘Yhe system.
Miss Muyme Wariiwell who under-
went an operation several weeks ago
at the Stamford Hospital, teturned to
he1 honic hero Monday, much improv-
ed in health.

 

(lounge 1. Woodwurd arrived honx1-
last night fiom Asquam Lake N 11..
where he has been spending a couple
of weeks Mr. Woodward resumed his
duties as teller at the Bank 01 Nor»
walk today.

 

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Positively the last dance of the sea-
son will 1111 htltl at 'lihc Knob tonight
The music is furnished by the young
men of the club. The carryali will
run. Dancing will litgin at 7. 30 p. m.
and continue until 11 o'dock.

 

The New Haven road will extend its
dining car service by putting a diner
on two through trains between New
York and Boston on Sundays. One oi
thcsc dincIs will be on the 4 p n1 out
111’ New Y'111lt and the other on tho 4
11.111 out of Boston. I

——-The Liquor Dealers“ Association
of Norwalk and South Norwalk will
meet at l1illts Hall hLouth Main street.
Thursday at 3 11.1111;

 

The annual business meeting of the
Hospital Whist Club, owing to the ab
1.01110 from town on lli‘t'iday, Sept. 30th
of the president of the club, will be
held on Saturday. (Del lst, at three
o‘clock promptly at the home 111 Mrs.
John H. Knapp. 82 West street, a lull
attendance is desired.

Attorneys i-lurlbntt and Davis have
issued an execution 111 favor of George
W. Raymond vs. Leiixrand C. Bette and
wife, and have recoirercd $99.05 from
tho Cential National Bank Mr. Ray
mond 19c 1ntly recovered 11 judgment
of $1511 and costs, amounting to $193
against Mr and Mrs.11etis.

The Ami-1111111 Vitillgi‘llpll Photograp—
her will be on hand next Friday and

.‘rxturduy, to take Moving Vitagrapl'
Pictures of scents and llll idcnts 111 am
around South Nov walk 11‘ you wlsi
to see yourself as others one you
don't fall to be on 11111111 when th1
Vitagraph M1111 is at wotk.

it is rarely that tiho sound of has
pipes is heard in tho streets of South
Norwallt, but that Was what calmed
tho wicrd strains board this morning.
The wandering initistrcls strolled into
town curly 111 the day and (11111111111111111
to sorcnado the residdnts. 'l‘hey roupct
quite a harvest of stool! coins.

The Rev. 11. ll Carpenter, pastor of
the South Norwuik Baptist Church.
will introduce the subject, "The in
dividual Element in itovival Effort”.
at the 2:30 o'clock alert/ices tomorrow
afternoon of the alxily-Hlxth session of
the Fairiiold County; Baptist Associa-
tion being held todiy and tomorrow
at the First Baptist, t hurch, Stamford.

W ‘ V

~lt’a fully to units from that horri

bio plague of the 13 hi. itching piles

Donn: Ointment 11‘ rangqalckiy and
permanently. At 1' drug store, 51‘

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The sentinel was 11 lauuton yesterday
in stating that the tire hell did not
ring when the aluim was turned 111
'1. [ram Box 0 for the l 1111111111; tat at' tho
coco-Penman tacil 1y. The bell

chuck the usual another of rounds.
b1 I‘vho Whistle at the electric light
station was blown while the boil
sounded. somewhat drowning, the
sound of the latter. 1 .

 
 

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in: 111 the cannon,
Saturday. There in law on the our.
in: at 1111111110111 the same as there is
1111 lailna 1111111 or 1111111111113

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the home-toad of Mr William B. Rood,

,Bouth Norwuik, about 137 not front on
Gulntard avuriue, and about 120 111111 on
Burrltt avenue. Huuu contain; all im-
provementn and la in but elm condi-
tion. Full particular. and price of

Taylard: Golden

'71 Waahlnnton 81., Go.‘N0rwalk, 0t.

Govannon BATES TAKES CHARGE
In Looking Into Matter of Fining Brit»
.Ish Ambassador's Secretary.

BOSTON. Sept. 28.~—.‘ludgc 11 U. S
P11011111. of Leo, who was 1.1111111111111111! to
,lloston' by acting Governor Curtis
(luild. .lr., yesterday, in concction with
Mic lining of the British a111bassad11ra
secretary, in the police court, was not
at the state house when the executive
oilices opcncd for business today, A11
the judge had sent word that he
would be there today, Limit-Governor
Guild was expecting his early arrival.

Before the arrival of the judge, the
members of the executive council had
come to the sta (1 house for their reg-
ular 11111111111; and they were. in ses-

i11n with the Lieutenant Governor

residing. when Judge Phelps appear-
1111 He was shown to an auto-room to
await timwiiournment ot the council
n1eet.lng.- '

After the mating of the executive
council, Judge Phelps 1111111ttl11vcr1111r
1111111 and lssi‘stuut Atto1'1114-1y(‘.oncral
Nash held a consultation which lasted
some time The entire situation was
disousod at length. While the confer-
‘cnce was in progress (iovcrnor Bates
telephoned from East illusion that he
would arrive at the state house this
forononn and it was cxpcctcd that he
would participate in the case.

Gov. Bates arrived at 10.30 and after
being informed of the status of the.
case took personal charge.

LONDON . Sept.28.—~~’i‘he Westmin-
ster Gazette this afternoon accurately
sums up the official opinion of the in-
cident resulting from the lining by
Justice Phelps. at 1.1111, Mass, of Hugh
Gurney, third secretary of the British
'mbassy at Washington. for violating

 

'1nd’for contempt of court. saying:
‘lt seems desirable that gentlemen
«11111111211111 with the legatlons should
keep on the safe side of local law
when they use motor cars. but it per-
"hn11c.o they iransgress. the simplest,
quietest plan is to waive their privt-
lose and pay the tine."

No little annoyance is experienced
in 1111111111 quarters how at the claim
made 11y Mr Gurney for diplomatic
'xcmption, with the consequent pub-
dolly ovcr tho'afiair. it is recalled.
however that when the son of Henry
White sccl 'et.1ry of the American cm
bassy in London. and Spencer Eddy.
in 11109. when he was their secretary
.11 the embassy, were summoned hero
for riding 11110311211111 1111 a footpath sim—
lar exemption was claimed and refer-
ence was then 111111111 to the statute of
1708. whereby any British oilicial act-
ing 1111 Justice I’hclps did toward a
diplomat became untenable 1111i only
'to severe penalties, 1111i oven to 111111
111111. '

The Westminster Gazette commends
h'.e attitude oi the Amer'itan press in
the Gurney matter as “showing its
'zood sense."

POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
THE AMERICAN Vi’i'AGliAl’ll COM-
PANY.

The American Vitagraph Company
viii dive 111113 of their popular concerts
1t Hoyt's 'l‘hcutre, Friday and Shtur
1111'. (11:1 7 and 8, in. addition to tho
aortas 111‘ local view taken hero by
hcir own special photographcr. They
will show reproduction of all the great
11111111111193 of Luna Park. includinv.
i’ho.1 lrcat llxtrbur and the Fire and
'1‘1111111111 exhibition. The programmo
111w1-vrr will be gcnt'rouxly intersper-
11111 with comedy and other novel sub—
iccts, the principal of which is, ’I‘iu-
strlhc. A Social Drama, 111111111111r with
'hc complicated question or (lapitol
and Labor. Grand 111 conception,
irnnlutic in action. absolutely the
most i’orcctul, cnihralliug and realistic
livuircs drama of the ago. it should
he soon by everybody,

 

 

Headquarter; for Sou vanlr
Postal Curd: '

Wholualo and Retell
NEW 111N113 .‘lliS'l‘ RECEIVED.
Views of Norwullt, 11} not Norwallt,
South Norwallt. (irc ory's Point, iieil
inland and Roton Po at

C 0 LE MAN’S

- News flora.
to North Main 31111101.»th Norwaik...
Agent tor A. a splidlnc’e amino
1 and Sporting Gouda.

Now that Vaca-
thn Is Over

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(land (line to am an 1....
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the speed law relating to automobiles, ‘

 

corner of Run-lit 11nd Quintard av‘onuo,‘

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We offer 1.11111. at a bargalnr

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

IOUTH NORWALK.

 

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D111 B11 Your Fall 1111111 111118111 0111

it is because We know‘ we have
Just the suit you want that we ask
you to pestpoue buying untli‘y'ou can
see our show .11‘ smart 11111111111.

Brown mixtures are strongly repre-
sented 111 our collection“)! 10011311101191
single and double-breasted suit, made
by llart Sebai‘i’ncr d1. 1.111er1 Gray
mixtures and patterns are born also.
Better tilting suits. or garments with
more style are not shown any where;
and no tailor can match them for any-
where near our prices~—$10 to 025.

Whether you want a new but, a top
coat, new shirts, neckwear, hosiery or
underwear, it will pay you to chine
here. Our idle: Satisfaction or money
back is a guarantee or our willingness
to please you,

Your boy can be clothed here in the
boat clothes your money can buy; our
brlcos are reasonable too. '

ROGERSEBTEVENS

A FAIR EXCHANGE.

til

31,} Some of mine for some of yours.

We offer a fair exchange of good, dependable

merchandise for your money.

We give your orders our attention from start
to finishbfor we realize that if we satisfy you

now you will give us the opportunity to 110480

again.

Buy Oats\'1‘hat’s Clean. ‘ ‘l f" .

MANUEL '1'. HATCH."

 

 

 

 

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JEWETT

WOODBURY and CURTIS

PIANOS

FROM OUR FACTORY TO YOUR HOME.

'l‘he’mosl direct. money saving, and cutirciy satisfactory way to

purchase.

More quality for the sonic expenditure than could possibly be 071

1‘1-r1-1i by other than a nmnuructurnr,
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. BIG REDUCTIONS ON OUR RENTED STOCK.

 

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Manufacturers and Ron-Hora.

86 Washington Sinai.

Talophqm 1165-11.

 
 
 

 

 

 

Bvetyboiys 1.1.1.1.111111.

NOW READL

..1 Wall 81., Kermit.

a 811. 111.111 111., South Namath.

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CONTAINING

One box
REQUAB ROBE NAIL
POWD

ONE PIECE TOILE PUMlCE.
ONE GENUINE ORANGE
WOOD STICK,
81X CLOTH CENTER EMERY
BOA RD

All luv 101:

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The inscription 810111.

All can punch. doom Night
Calla Anawered.’ 1.1.0.11, 1512.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

WALL. STREET, 10: 10 a. m—Open-
ing prices of stocks today were it; to
a 114 higher than last night. The larg-
est. dealings were in United States
Steel old. which rose %, but the on
tiers were well distributed throughout
the list. Westinghouse Electric rose
a point, Small declines were shown
by United States Steel, Cotton 011 and
Aiohlson pi’d.

WALL STltlB FT, 1 p m.—
kot became irregular attorl 2 o‘clock
and was very active. A11 outburst of
strength in Louisvilio it Nashville and
Ontario 111 Western was utilized to
conceal heavy proilt taking at oihm
points. St Paul, Pennsylvania, Atchl-
son the i’aciilcs and 113111 touched thelt
lowest prices. Louisulle & Nashville
and its ailiiiatcd pi'opcttios Atlantic
(1 oust Line and Nashville Chattanooga

&St. Louis, advanced to 2 1- 2 on an
.1otIVe demand. Ontario & Western
advanced to 37 on the condition divi-
dcnd.1inlted States Siotl pi'1l.111ivanc-
cd to 71 7-8, but did not hold,

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

Reported over the private mm- or
Maples a Goldschmidt Commission

 

 

-—-'l‘he mar-

Brokers, Swartz & Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Amal. (31111.. 58% E10 58% 5811.;
'A. C. & 11‘. C11,, 23% 23% 231,4 2: 1A
. C. d: 11‘, pt, 8155 811,9 811,13 811/;
Am Got. 011, :10 30 28 201,11
Am. ice, 7% 7% 7% 7%
A111. 1C1}. 111., 30%; 32 30% 32
Am. 1111120., 26% xii-311' 26 20
Am. Smelt, 137% 07121;. 67% 67%
Am. Sugar 1326-11 1321.3 132% 1321/1
Anaconda. 92% iii 921,13 iii
A. '1‘. & S. Fe, 113%: 83% 83 83
1LT. & S, 11‘ p 1001,11 111111 100% 100%.
11111111. & 011111. 111115.. 51111;. 81111, 811%
B‘ltlyii., R. 'l‘.. 611% 511% 513 1111'
(‘.hcs, 6'; Ohio, 42141 43%; 4271'. 43%
..Ghl. & N. W.. 1881;. 188171”. 181111;, 13th
Ch. (11. West.. 111% 111% 6% 1111111
“(3, M, at S. l’., 159 1.1.1 1.11.11.11.82...
(3111. 11‘. & 1., 35 1151.5, 35 115
(‘.111. South, 19% "0 19131| 20
' Con. Gas, 205 207% 2011‘ 207
Del. 81 111111., 166% 1671,11‘1601/5 1117
liirlc. 31V; Bil/9' 31 31
Erie. lst. pi'., 117% 075/, 117 117
ion. Elec, 173 17:1 1721,11 1721/;
111. Central. 138%.. 130%. 1381.1. 139%.
111111.& Nash.,’12-i% 1251‘}; 121% 125%
Manhattan, 151% 154% 151% 154%
Met. 81. lty., 120% 12114. 120 120%
Mex. Control, 14 141,13, .14 14%.
M. K, & '1‘., 241.4 2131. 2111/. 2111/;
M. K. St '1‘. pi’..48?1’1 49% 1111553 49%
Mo Pacific. 0819 011113, 071/; 97%
Nat. Lead, 231,14 2311; 22111. 23%.
N, Y. Central. 127% 1211 127% 128
Noi'f. 11 West. 03% 1187-11 118% 118711
tint. At West, 311111. 311%, 315 30%
l'ac. Mail, 3-1371. 31'. 34% 347.1.
l’cnu. ll, 11., 132% 1321/; 1311;. 132
1'01). (ins, 10231.3 102% 1021/; 102114.-
Reodlng, 117% 115% 117% (1814.
Road. 2d. 111., 77 78 77 78
iiep. Stccl, 1111'. 11% tilt till.
itock Island. 25111. 28111. 281/. 281/;
Rub, (111111111, 21111. 201,1. 20% 21111.
South. Poo. 11? 1,9 117111 116% 51121.-
Sou. lly (to. 3211’. 331.4; 32% 33
So, Ry. 311. pl 93% 931,5 93% 93%
'l‘enn. C. «ii: 1., 47% 48% 47% 47%
Texas P1112” till/11' 317,1. 31% 3111.
Union Poo, 101% 102 101% 101%
Union 111111., p .9391. 03% 931,5 931,1,
U. 8. Leather, 10 10 97,1. 97,1.
U. 8. 1.111111... 11 88 88 ii 88
ll, 8. Rubber, 20% 20% 20V. 20%
U 8. Steel, 17% 18%. 17% 17%
11.11 Steel 11.. 70% 71% 70% 71%
Wabash, 21 21 20% 20%
Wabash, 111., 42% 42% 41% 42
Wis. Cont., 21% 21% 21 21

 

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HARVARD FRESH MAN CLASS.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept. liar—The
freshman class at Harvard University

assembled today. and though the exact
number will not be known until the
work of enrolling the new students it!
completed. it in estimated that them
will 1111 seven hundred new students.
The class mat in Beaver Hall. whore
Prof. 0 P. 11111111111. chairman of the
freshman advisory board at the tactil-
ty, delivered a shim address. More

‘waa also a conference 01 students

from other colleges and the commit
the on their admission chairman
1111111311 W. Cram 11m instinct-11c ot the
work of approving the trunnion. Thole
who are the graduate reboot consult».
1111 with Dean John 111. Wright. and
during the day the heads oi the vari-.
111111 departments oi the instructing
tarnished a lame amount or informs-7
111111 to inquiring students. The 1101-.
1113111111 year will tomaily 11113111 tomor-
row.

1
Wu».

FOLLOW HT. JOHN'B N F

 

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11111111 111111 trimmer Loyalilt which vm
111-111111011 our 0111a truce hi. 11., 11111-11111
the “alarm 1111111111111 110,000 barrels of 1111-
dunno/1111;311:1111)“ by Nov:

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You $2 welcome as friends rather than as c’usttij,

and you are not expected to buy because you come into.

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store. . 1 . ‘
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arrived, and we shall be glad to show you how well Cl

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can be made when talent shapes the cloth.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

We keep ‘our customers' Clothes pressed withoutl ch .
SCHOOL SUITS for Boys, $2.00 to $5.00. i .

Crofut 81 Knapp Hats, newshapes every week. ‘1“ ,1

s‘ELL—EGK .1 P111
1 Clothiers and Furnish“... . .

08 Washington Street. SouthNorwalk.‘

 

TELEPHONE CALL‘ 3244.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

White Pickling Onions. (scarce)....... 1011 gt,
Yellow Pickling Onion, .1. Bo , ,'
Red Pickling Onions, .'
Green'l'omuiocu, .. .,, _
HOmo Grapes, fine ones, 2011' “It
Note our big pumpkin In window. Going to dilpole of it by 101: 101: _
chance. 30 chancu only to he sold. Take a chance. and if y°u win it 'y u
can call in the neighboru to share in your goad fortune.

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Lorenzo Dibble.

AN EXAMINATIO N OF Tl-lE EYE.

means gore than the mere trying on of dimerent glasses ii’ done at the
cal 100 0111.11 Hoyt. With one of the best equipped otlicea in

Norwalk he has every means for malt 1113 the most accurate and reliable 931
tests and the best. results are assured 1111 every case. All glasses are
structed to order and special lenses of any kind are furnished.

1 HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optician.” ,
Room 0 United Bank Building. 1 South Nut-walk, W

Special Appointment: at convonion no of patron.
Ollie. hours, B. 11:45,12:46, 6:00. Saturday evenings 7—0.

tetanuou: 10:. Free delivery to 1111 pm- of 111. m «in ’

R. J. Cutbill’a Brddge Fish M’k

The ouster season is now on. and we
have the best to be obtained.
Open and in the shell.

ALI. cocoa wannaw'ren.
wu'r IND waumuarou 3111:“. mm to John 11. run-1111 ...... 11111.1. ,
lunatic-10 White at, Danhury: 75 Pacific Blunt. 011mm ,

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Save Mo 1111. Bun At Schaub’s

Print Butter.‘.................20c lb. Lean Pot Roast..............
lingo, strictly frosh..........2iic 1101:. Fresh and Corn Piata........
Chopped Boot...3 lbs. 101' 251:..101: 111. Les Spring Lamb.
Prime Rib R11ast..............101: up. Fore Quarter 1.1111111..........?lo
Porterhouse Stuak............18c up.11amb Chops..................1

Sirloin Steak.................1811 1111. Native Home Dressed 011111
Round Steak..................1513 lb Fowl. it“

Shoulder Steak...............10c 111. Native Home Veal.

Schaub’s Market.

22 WASHINGTON STREET.

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arm you lithm lion-lamina.

DON'T Tfllltl WITH YOUR NV!“ IkzfliNATWH IIII:
..1. .. i 7‘07 FITTING GUAMNT‘IO.

0 B. JACKSON

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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