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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 1, 1904 · page 4

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Ice ’ Cr m; V
. .bsoluieiii ofalll '
pure Cream.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

The funeral t the late Harry Nash
will be held at 3 o‘clock tomorrow in
West Newton, ‘ ’

 

 

--Pork Chops 140 lb. at Schaub's.

 

apointed night 0 rotor at the Central
, Telephone Exch go, at South Nor-
wa k. i x. .

 
 

Frankd. Lyon, gt Stamtord, has been

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—Mrn's Alpine ll ts, O‘Brien'e.

Jacob Rudder has been awarded the
contract to paint “ itor Wellington
A. Foiies' new resi‘lonce, in Union
avenue.

 
 
 

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——Sboulder Stk. 10 . Butler‘s Mkt.

Tile date for the “Strata Rliie Match”
as eunbodied in General Orders, No.
37. A.-G. 0., c. s., has been changed to
Friday, October 7, 1904,

 

 

 

—Small fresh hams 1255c lb. Hayes'.

 

St. George's Cricket Club, of Stam-
ford, wil play the Norwalk team at
Norwaik. The players will leave the
Square, in Stamford, at 1.15.

~”M_.

-—Youman Derbies, O'Brien's.

The topic of the Thursday evening
meeting in the South Congregational
Church. next. week, will 1io“0llr ideals
of Worship, Are We Reaching Them?"

~Choire Native Chickens, itic lb,
ilnyee‘s.

City Treasurer Matthew Corbett 1-:
having a new roof and other improve
ments tirade to the house occupied by
Dr. Stiles ,1). Lawrence. in Washing-
ton strcct.

Road the Health Brand ad. in this
issue and son what they have to say
about their canned goods.

The Dimiiury fair man was around
town yesterday advertising the his
fair, which begins Monday. by means
of a. gaudy suit of clothes, typical oi
the funny paper idea of the farmer.

—-—Fresh Eggs 20c doz. at Schauh’s.
i , -~~-—

The Lamont Club will resume its
sessions tomorrow, at 12 o'clock, in the
South Norwulk Congregational Church.
President. Palmer will give the ndross
and the members of the Jennings Club

 

 

”Anything you may want in mat-
iings, oil cloths and window shades
lowest prices. M. S. Smith & Co.

A meeting of the Fairticld Associa
tion of Congregatidnal Ministers will
be held. Tuesday with the church. in:
Georgetown, j-The address will be by
Rev. Lewln Frank Buell; D. 1).. oi
South Norwnlk, on “Pastoral Ideas and
Methods." , »

mFresh home 12%“: iii; fresh hocku
10c 1b.» lluyos'. -

 

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A fine line of new souvenir postal
cards have just been issued by Plio-
tographcr (l. H. North'and Stationer-
Wiiliam P. Doors, and the public is
cordially invited to inspect, them
These cards are far ahead of most
post cards and are sold at the same
price. ., ’ .

 

~Umhrellas and Canon, O'Brien's.

' The October meeting. oi 1the We-
mange Association 01629 Broutbmtvof-
,Wai Congregational, . y‘i. urc . w e
held,,"Wednesda ‘oliiomoon at 3.30
’ Jan ’ {fills subject for

iii his ailing: meet-
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rti. Humbert :é ."pr‘o' News,”

 

 

 
 
 

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" iii the Bridge uiurk’et.‘

 

.loe, ’l‘wo stop, Suiting doWn the Bay.
Circus Parade. two step. DownWhere
the Suwanee Rivor Flows. Roosevelt
it Fairbanks. ’i‘wo step, and. 100 others

to North Main street, to Iii Nor-walk.
Agent for A. G.
. and 8

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mood Brothers.

A; mass “for the deceased members
of the Children of Mary was celebrated «
at St. Mary’s Church this morning. /

 

A meeting of the Rowayton Republi-
can Club will beheld tonight. and all
members are urged to be prospnt.

~Pork chops 14c. and 160. lb.. Hayes’.

The rev. Dr. Moore, of Pnrkcrs-
burg, est Virginia, will be the guest

Sunday of Mrs. S. A. Weed, of Nor-
walk. _

Mr. and Mre.~-Frunir A. Van Buren
have arrived in town from their wcd~
ding tiinr and are now residing in
Franklin avenue. ,

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The time of the evening survive in
the ii‘irst Methodist Episcopal Church
will he changed. commencing tomor-
row, from 7.30 to 7 o‘clock.

and 29c sale now going on, M. S.
Smith & Co.

A meeting of the Norymlk ’Bruuch ol'
the Wine, Liquor and Beer Dcnlcrs‘
Association will be hold tomorrow at.
iernoon in Hibernian Hall. ‘ The meet-
Eng commences at 3 o‘clock. ’

 

The Sunday evening service at the
South Norwaik Baptist Church will
commence at 7 o’clock. The sermon

series, ‘-‘.Thc Ivl’cart oi‘ Religion."

it was cold that the Norwnik city
board of hczilth and the city council
were to have held a joint session last
evening. to discuss power for the
health board in doing away with uni-
sances in the city, but the session
was not. hold.

Mrs. J, A. Klicelnnders .l. Eliot's-
chard, l’assuic, N, .i.: Miss i’hinn. Miss
Raymond, l‘irooltlyu: Mr. and Mrs. C.
i... Grace, Miss Nettle (liars. Muster
.lh'urlcs (trace. Mliillt‘l‘ t’loruhl Croce.
1nd maid,‘ of Dobb‘s Ferry, are guests
at 'I‘o‘itenrkc inn. '

The Norwuik Yacht Club station for-
inally went 'out of commission at u
o’clock this morning. Sunrise colors
were made as. usual at 8 o‘clock and at
l o'clock the solute Wus tired and the
rulers hauled down for the season of
1004. Secretary George ii}, Curtis and
lumen 11. Bailey were the only mom-
'xrvrs of the club in attendance to View
the ceremonies.

 

 

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A NOTRE DAME LADY.

i will send free with lull liistruc~
inns. some of this simple preparation
'or ”if! cure of Leucorrhoea. Uiccru-
ill)". Displacements, ‘li‘alling of tho
Wonih, Scnnty or Painful Periods, ’1‘“-
ours or Crowths, Hot Flashes. Desire
to Cry. Creeping feeling up the Spine,
Pain in the Back. and all female trou-
bles, to oil sendlmtr address. To moth.
it‘s of suffering daughters 1 will ex-
plain a Succrsutul Home Treatment.

inst about 12 cents a week to guaran-
ee a cure. I do not wish to sell you
anything. Tell other suffere- o! it.
rhut ion“ i ask. Address, M‘s. M.
Summers, box 375,

Notro Danie. ind.

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SA . urim r AND mum y

Lay my Wedding dross away, Joust

 

c o L a; man’s
7 News Sign.

tip-Iain in assault
may Good

 

_ _ I. about”? not iron! on
intgrd overrun.uud‘pbrut‘izotfui on ~
arritt aroma. Hob» captain’s hii‘lm ‘
tenements and to In that bill. condo

hast cravanottu rein costs at log I lr
Dry (901111110110 foMnly 40c per quart.

'l‘iic'schoonor Richard Udall hits are
. rived with a cargo of sand for Ray'

~Don’t fail to attend our great lllc ,

will be “Sin," which is the third in the

it you decide to continue It will only ..

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Copyright 1904‘ by
Hart Schaffner G Marx

ROGERS-8r STEVENS

son to Camilla“ Bros.
com-H .Nonwsix. .

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‘ The importance “perfect fit lsnp- '

pormon‘t in tho tailoring ol‘. Hurt,

fabrics is decided by an ’expert‘in
.u'ooliens; style is the work of the high
est paid designer in ”in country.

The result is ll. ‘1. M. cloilioe~thei

host. in fit. wourand strio within
renohfioi tho average man's pocket.

5 coats: try enter a test of tit; note the
smartness oi' the now loose models.
You have choice of the new brownish
clients. as well as the“ new gray mix-
tures and patterns, snigie or double
breasted cut.

Suits from $10 to $25; top coats
' from $10 to $20; rah-pron! coats from
$10 to $25. \

Your fall but is ready; likewise your
fall neckwcnr, shirts, underwear and
hosiery. . i,

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t TEL. CALL. “-1.

Sohaftner & Marx clothes; quality o1

See our show of tail suits and tool

 

 

 

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A FAIR EXCHANGE.
l .‘ 131' Some of mine for some of yours.’

We offer a fair enfliangc of good, dependable
merchandise for your money. ~

We give your orders our attention from start
to finish, for we realize that if we satisfy you
now you will give us the opportunity to do so .

Buy Oats That's Clean. _,

SPECIAL" ' -
kering " ~ ~

in line condition

, $150.00

melons

 

. ‘ Manufacturer; and Retailers.
‘ ‘06 Wuhlnaron Street. I

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«53...... east-Icarus"

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MANUEL T. HATCH.

 

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. Buito. Kr. Ohio. 90%; 90%,: 90 90%

Chi-s. & Ohio. 44% 41') 441% 44%
»Clii. 01 N. \V., 189 ' 189 189 189

Eric, lst pl'., 03' its 67%. us

M. K. & T. 91., 40 49%. 49 401A;

Nerf. & West.,70 71 70, , 71
om. a West, 35%» 35% 351.9 3559

Penn. R. 11., 132%. 132% 132% 132%
P00. Gas, 103 103% 103 103%

Reading, (1!) 69% 68% 69%
Road 1st. pt, 80% 80% Still/$3 813%
Read. 2nd. pi'.. 79 79 70 '79

ltuh. (lends, ‘2 22% ‘22
South. Puc.. 57% 57% 57% 57%

St). Ky. 00., pf 94% 95 94% 95
'l‘otlil. C, & 1., 4899 49 . 48% 49

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Union i’nciilc,102% 103% 102%. 108%
u, 3. leather. 9y. 9% 9% 97,1.
ll. 8. Rubber, 22% -
U. 8. Steel, 18% 18%5‘1815 18%
U. 8. Steel. 11.. 7416‘ 76 78% 74%
wnbflfihgl 20
Wabash. pt, 42 42 42 42-

,Wis. Cent. 20% 20% 20% 20%

, Res. other than U, 8. Dec. 80,081,276

Reserves. Dec. 6,333,600
Mans. Inc. 4,529,100
Specie. Dec 7.000.400
1.93m Tender, inc. 911,800
Deposits. Dec. 1,280,000
Circulation. Dee, 143,200

 
 
 

roe eArus‘oAv ONLY-
‘31) lb. Mixed Opticians.“ 200.‘
These Chocolates are equal to
any 400. Chocolate in quality
and ilavor. We only have slow.
packages to sell at. that price.
i 1 pkg. Peanut ‘TaityLItic.

,iiiuiirniifilnlu
, ’ The Prescription Store.

All cm pm the door. About
Calls, Annwerod. Tel. Call, 152.

 

 

TODAV IN WALL STREET.

WALL. STREET. 10.10 a, m.—-—-P less
of stocks today advanced unifor iy a
small fraction. There, were some
large transactions in United States
Steel and one or two of the grungers,
but dealings generally were on u

 

 

moderate scale and very widely dis-1

tributed. Lackawanna Jumped 8
points ‘

WALL STREET, close—«The move-
ment of prices wus narrow except for
inactive specialties. New York, Chi-
cago and St. Louis first preferred rose
3 1-4, Consolidated Gas 2 '3-4 and Colo-
rado Fuel and the,ilnitod States Rub»
tier stocks between i and 2. Fort
Worth fell 2 3-4, St. Joseph and Grand
Island lirst prei'crrtxi 1 3—4 and Wes-
tinghouse Electric 1. .l.nl:éknwunnu re-
ucicd ‘l. The/hunk statement showed
a larger dociiuo in surplus than had
been expected, but prices of stock tone
after its appearance. United States
Steel phi. touched 7b and St. Paul.
Rock island, Delaware & Hudson and
Norfolk & Western gained a point or
more. The closing was strong.

TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over, the private Wires 0!
Maples & Goldschmidt, Commission
Brokers, Bwartz & Corbett Block.
Smith Norwallr. Telephone iii-'1.
Amal. Con, 58% 58% 58% 68%
A. C. (it P. Go, 23% 23 2314; 23%
A. C. 8:. 1". pt, 81 '81 80% 80%
Am. ice. pt, 33 33 32% 3201
Am Loco, 27 27% 27 27%
All). Smelt, 07 07 60% 67
Am. Sugar, 131% 131% 131% 131%
A. Ti. & S. Fe, 83% 831/. 83 8314
AT. & S. F p 100% 1005;, 100% 100%

B’klyn. R. 'I‘.. 67% 57% 57% 57%

Ch. (it. West, 10% 1074,. 10% 161;.
C, M. & S. l’.. 100% 101% 160V. 161 V.
loll“. & 1., 34% 31% 34% 34%
Col. South, 19% 191,5 19V; 191/;
Con Gas, 211 213% 210% 2121/.
Del. & llud. 170 170% Him-17034.
Erie, ‘ 31% 31% 31m 313%;

tlcli. Elem, 173% 173% 17311; 173%
iii. Control, 140% 140% 18.8% 110%
Lou. & Nasli.,127% 128 127 127%
Manhattan, 153% 153% 153% 153-15;
Met. St, ,Ry.. 122 12214 121% 121%
Mex. Central, 14 14 H 14

M. K. & T., 241.4 24% 24% 24%

M0. Pacific, 98% 98V; 97% 98%;
Net. Lend, 241,6 24% 24% 241/;
N. Y. Central 1261/4 126% 126 126%

File. Mail. 3-1 34 34 84

Pros. S. Car, 33% 3-1 33% 34 ‘

11011.81001, 9% 10%; 9%, 10%
Rock island, 28% 29% 28 28%

Son. Ry. 00.. 33% 33% 33% 331,9

'I‘eitils Path, 31% 81 31% 31%

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1‘ 20%, 20% 20%

BANK STATEMENTr ‘.

 

W _ _
Lester Messluger; who has been,
working in South Norwulit for some
time. resumed his old position in Ben-
‘ ,. edict & Cola shoe factory, in New Ca-
naan. on Monday. .

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

I = " an...“ a .~..l..?me;rapei r
w «~ _ “a... a Talk with us

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

You are welcome aswfriend‘s rather» than as custom
and you are. not expected to buy because you coméjinfo
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store. “i

Our Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes for Fall and Winter (hit

 
 
 
 
 
 

arrived, and we shall be glad to show you how wcllVClotli

can be made when talent shapes the cloth. . t

 
 

SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING. M1

 
 

We keep curriistOincrs' Clothes pressed Without chars?

SCHOOL sorts for Boys, $2.00 to $5.00. i

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Crofut & Knapp Hats, n’ew shapes every week. L

SELLecK "a. FRI“

,' Clothiers and Furnisherl. ‘ " , '

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08 Washington Street. Soutthorwalk.
, TELEPHONE CALL" 324-1.

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

WANT ANY '

Jones’ Flour at 85c. bag. with other goods only. Sweet Potatoes Cat 300
peck, fine ones. Good Cookhig Apples at 18c. peck... ' ’
Raisins at 100. pkg. 1% lbs. Com Starch tor 10c. is 11). Babbitt: ,_ ,
Powder at 5c can. Cabbage hard heads, at 5 to 8c. each. Yellow Tut
nips cheap now. Sliced Beer or some of the richest cheese you ever thaws!
3 cans fair Corn for 25c. 3 cans gaad Pumpkin, 22c. Fresh Eggs 111411113“
fresh and no take, 350. doz. Fair Black Tea at 30c. ibrthls time (096
clal.). A Good Rice at 50. lb. or 6 lb. for 250. (special.) Green 5(1th 18¢
doz, are fine. Tomatoes, good goods 3 cans for 250. Raspberry Biscuit or
cakes per lb. 250.‘ Bug good Flour 80c. with other goods. Quality. with
ranted. Want any? ' »

These are some. special prices to help out a dull time Saturday. Oct. 1. For
quick cash only. Hope to serve and please. ’ _ . '

Lorenzo Dibble “

AN EXAMINATION or THE EYE. i. 1"

means more than the more trying on of dinerent glasses it done at til 01,
cal rooms of H. B. Hoyt. With one or the best equipped 0111093 in 80 '
Norwalk. he has every means [or making the most accurate and reliable
tests and the best. results are assured in every case. *All glasses are 1
structed to order, and special lenses of any kind are furnished. 1 ‘ ..

HOMER a. HOYT. Barracuda annular...

Room a United Bank Building, south Nomlk. m

Special Appolntmonta at comicnien cc of patron.
omen hours, 8, 11:45, 12:45, 6:00. Saturday evenings 7—D.

Save Moneu. Bull Ki Schaub’s’fl'

Print Butter..................20c lb.‘ Lean Pot. Roast..............'10
Engc, strictly fresh......... .260 doz. Fresh and Corn Piston”... .
Chopped Beet...3 lbs. for 25c..100 lb. Log Spring Lamb......i...'.‘.'.,1¢'
Prime Rib Roast............\.100 up. Fore Quarter Lamb..v......‘...10’,
.l—‘orterhonse Steak............iSc up. Lamb Chops...............‘.';,.1li

Sirloin Steak.................18c up. Native Homo Dressed Chicken
Round Steak...................15c lb. Fowl. "

Shoulder Bteak...............10c lb. Native Home Veal. .

‘Schaub’s‘ Market-j

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