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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 7, 1904 · page 5

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Luca dummies.

special in suits inhalant week. only.
Call on him. ,. ,

r-Salt Pork, 10:: lb.‘ Hares. -
' 7Mr. and Mrs. Tlntpthyfiullivan, o!
the Victoria Hotel; spent yesterday [at
the Dauhuryrn'alryv‘ ., A ‘ ‘ ;.

 

 

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, .éivien’s . and 130w; Cups, O'Brien's.

The ’Parls 0160140011- Buit 1100011
has adopted~the,llunt stamps. Read

‘the ad. in today's‘lsaue.

u—WM _

-—-Now is the’tlme hr your fall and

winter uuderwear.,.we have them for

you at the lowest'prices; M. S. Smith
& Co. , '

 

Mr. and Mrs. John breacher. 01 But-,
ier street, returned last night from a'
trip to the Danbury Fair.

 

-—Frosh Hams, little lb. Hayes.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Joan. McMahon, of
West avenue.,wcre sightseeing at the
Danbury Fair ‘yesterddyw‘ ‘

 

~20 doz. ladies flannelette wrappers
for one cu. is one of our specials‘lor
today and tomorrow. M. S. Smith &
‘o. . . -. *

All kinds 0: wipesanu liquors for
medicinal and 1am 1y use 0011 be tound
at the Clifford Pharmacy.

 

, ‘-—-Knox Derbies, O'Brieu's. A

 

——

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bunions.“ Tay-
lor avenue—are tb proud areuts ot a
daughter born early this' ‘ornirl‘gi

 

—-The best cuts of Porli Loin. 14c 11).
Hayes. . . '

'Mrs. S. .1. Bart it, .01 AimenimN
1., is the guest 'Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
B. Sayre. otBelden avenue, Norwaik.

 

 

“it was almost a miracle. Burdock
Blood Blters cured me of a terrible
breaking out all over the body. 1 am
very grateiul.” Miss Julie Fillbrldse,
West Cornwall, Conn.

 

Read the Howiand Dry Goods Cour
pauy’s ad. audaee the dlflereut spec
title they have [or the next few days.

 

Now is your time to ouy a piano.
Stolnert's is the place to buy it. They

have several specials in their ad. to-
day. .

 

Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Siauson and Mr.
und Mrs. l". i). Chattoriou, or Not"
walk, drovu in the Daubury it‘air yes-
terday. . . ‘ .

 

wDunlop l‘iérbles. O'Brien‘s.

Eureka llcbeltnh Dodge will bohl 11
meeting this evening in Odd Foliows‘
hall. Several candidates will be in
itiulod.

 

Road the ad. 01 thehpualest store in
town, the New York Grocery Company.

'l'hcy We the Hunt stamps to their
customcru. ’ “"

Road 1110 1100100 Bio-wail. in on» is-
sue. They am offering everything in

the way of household necessities and
dry goods.

 

“Among the Bouthliorwslk people
at tho tianhury Fair todny nrc Andrew

J. Collins, John Manor and Stephen
.1. O'Brien. .ir.

willrceh Bonita, loo "1.; run. Hams,
1215c. , flavor. ‘ ' “ ‘ “
A navy Heraldic onion» been
owned in the G. A. 11. rooms in :Wall

“root. The olden will be upon for
animal days.

tantrum
sorts you. ‘
tile to blur;
fill house!

 

 
 

 

 
 

sun at: tine 110 can
c has a number or Spurn
odaythutmlil interest

. it
must uni-«m

demotion. m a. r. on a- c.
Mlltolllll'l’lni. a “11911 with. J
«an arias. .. ,.

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0mm ,
37 lost iron! on

Quintprd'evnnuc. and «outlet! «0100.

Hart; .0jaoucafi00ntaid. an it”.

Miss Marion‘ Vern opened her
thiaii‘attemoon 1. lb, town assembly
hall in “(abstract 9‘ _ ‘

Fur plush, that looks just like‘ths
real tar. can be {cone in great. abun-
dancnat the store or the D. M. Road
company. seasonal-sci. . «

 

[-1 —---~w_ a then-m ‘

Latter CarrierFredericklxeating, of

at the Danhury Fair today. Clarence
Crotut is substituting for him. ‘

 

The officers of the Norwalk Fire De
pnrtment will hold a special meeting
thil evening at theisMaln. street tire
house. it is expected of every officer
to be presdnty “ ‘ ’ ,

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Miss Eloise Bylngton and William H,

Byington, are attending the Danbury
Fair today, making the trip by auto-
mobile.
~Oil cloths, inntttngs. window
shades. curtainflpolos. sash rods. A
lull line of kitchen untcusils. crock-
ery. glassware etc.. at the lowest
Edges, in our basement.“ - M. S. Smith
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~Best Roasting Pork. 14c 1b.; Pork

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_ The Ministerlng Chldren's League
holds its, first meeting of the season
tomorrow morning at ten o‘clock. A
tall attendance 01 teachers and schol-
ras is expected.

 

in Miss N. E. Ryan's ad. today‘shc
gives you just a hint of the new fall
goods she has on sale. The excellent

prices for same. double the attractive
ness of the values. ~ »

Grace Baptist Church will hold a
bazaar and festival in the edifice at
the corner of Butler and Quincy
streets. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednen‘
day, Thursday and Friday nights.
17”). 181.11. 1911:, 201p and 21st inst.

 

Joseph Goodwin. of .the- Clifford
Pharmacy. began a three years' course
on Tuesday in the New York College
oi PharniaCyu He will commute to
New York three days in the week, the
other days 100nm “utter bis-dudes in
the store. - : ~

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Chops, 14 and‘ide. 1b, Haves}
”Chickens, 16c“ lb. Hayes,

M*.m-

delegate at the last meeting of tho
Nor-walk Musical Union to the Slate
Federation of Labor convention to he
held in New liondon on October 11th.
12th. 13th and 14th. Mr. Illnxweilc:
will attend and represent the local
Musical Union.

 

~Monarch over pain. Burns, mils,
sprains. stings. instant relief. Dr.
Thomas‘ Eclcclric 011. ‘At any drug
store.

 

Ralph 11‘. Raymond, of Elm Grow
street. met with a peculiar accident
recently. He was shooting blank cart-
ridges-in a .22 calibre r1119, using 11hr
bird shot with them. One 01‘ the shot
rebounded from the object he was
shooting at and struck him in the oyc.
causing a very} palnl‘ui injury.

 

Tho steamer John Sylvester finish
ml the season yesterday. The last
trip was made from New York yestert
dny afternoon. The freight steamer
Eagle has been running the last day
or two, nud the, City of Norwaik is ox-

Sylvcstvr will be taken to Bridgeport
today by Capinln 811111.11;

rirr * 00‘ céhi'imnc ‘

 

Pony Prim, The cidaua Panda.
When the Holds are White with Dal-
Ilss, Teasing; Thar- How}! Love you,
Mamie. Karoms and 100 slivers.

' AT
G O h E MAN’ 8
‘ 1V in Storm,
10 North “Smith“, 301ml NONI-Ill.

Anon! (all A. G.‘ apaidinu's, lawsuit
and sporting Goods. - ‘

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denvlnroiass- ior masters and misses

St. John avenue. is taking in the sights "

Mr. and‘Mra. Benjamin F. Andrews. ’

quality of the articles and the low .

“T,

Joseph J. piniweiier we elected a-‘

pooled to begin trlpstomorr‘ow. ’l‘he ‘

s" no" no 0000"

 

Copyright 1904 by
‘Hart Schaffncr Es” Marx

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

convince you that" in lltraud style.
HAS. and M. suits are" not to be
10010110100 with any_,"olher ready~
1040“;- units you know. And,
they are as good as they“ look. _
Service is one or» the point or su-
V pcriorltyiu 11.181 &‘ M. clothes. I
Ample choice otftho new brow‘n -
mixtures and shadesaud new mix- ‘
tures and patterns in grays. Sin- .
sin or double-breasted suits out ,
~ on the new loose models.‘

Your size. and arperloot tit, :15
to $25. ‘
Good suits from 87.60. Top
coats and rain coats from $11) to ‘
325. = ,
fl Every good thing lu'ls‘all hats

and furnishings as well.

1101111881 STEVENS.

Successors to Comatock Brothers.

scorn. NORWALK, CONN. ,
TELEPHONE CALL, 30-0.

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A FAIR EXCHANGE. .
{53 Some of mine for some-of yours.

We offers fair'cxchange 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

again. .

Buy Oats That’s Clean. , i:

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now "'yOu'Tv‘iiil give us the Opé°rlmity tandem

MANUEL T. HATCH.

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sccoud'liuml.
pcricci condition,

15:375-00-

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ll ‘ HAINES BROS.
r l'priglit.
, \lfnluut case.

 

$150.00.

2.3:
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nib o. ‘3‘
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CHICKERING GRAND,

good cmuliiimt,

$150.00. ‘ "

EASY TERMS, "

DUNHAM 8: CO.
l'prighi.
(loud i'or beginners,
$125.90.

 

{f 1 ”Manufacturers and Retailers.

Telephone. «16841.

 
 

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st atds

. A NEW AND FULL LINE

, Just Received.

Then an extra ma om; had 0011 for the

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tune, in“ or windows
M. culmi- that
pt. column .
m. zimudu diam.
1 hot. «01:00.. Whiskey,
. 1 bet. Benton Whiskey,
\ 1 but. Hound-film;

85c, ‘
$1.10;
900 .3.

 
 

 

All can pass the door. Hill“

 

 

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TODAY INMWALL STREET

WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—--The
tendency of stocks today was slightly
lower at the opening. but notable,
‘ issues
proved-n partly onsetilng influence.
Beading was run up 11/. in tbe'llrst
few minutes and. St. Paul opened up
ligand Missouri Pacific, Southern Pm
ciilc .nnd Amalgamated Copper also
showed small gains. United States
Steel pi’d. opened wide on the sale 01
six thousand shares at 74% and 74%.
compared with 71%, last night. and? the
sale of a tire thousand share block of
Erie carried it down 91.

WALL STREET. 1 p. n1.~A period
of dullness succeeded the noon rise in
prices and as the dull dld'not promote
any extensive realizing traders bid pu
selected stocks. Amalgamated Cop.
par rose to 62% and some or the
Pennsylvania group got also higher.
but the general market continued in-
8;»: Kansas & Texas ptd. moved up
1 '.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

Reported over the private wrres or
Maples & Goidschmidt, Commission
Brokers. Swartz & Corbett Bloch
South Norwaik. Telephone 163.

Open High Low 1 :30
11111111. Cop. s1 62 cm 61%
‘ A. C. 11: F, (30.. 23 23% 23 23%
A. C. & F. 111., 82 821/; 82 82%
Am. Cot. Oil, 29 28% 29 28%
Am. Ice, 711's 771; 7% ‘710
Am. 109. p1'., 3391; 33% 33%; 33%
Am. Loco. 2:33.21 25% 2511’. 25%
. Am. Smelt. lid» 66 (15% 65%
. Am. Sugar. 131%, 131% 1.31% 131%,
Anaconda, 99% 911% 98% 991,5
A. T 1% 8. Fe. 82% 83% 82% 83%
A.’I‘. & S. 13‘ p. 100 100" 100 100%
, Balm. a Ohio, 89 90% 89 90%
Bfklyn. R. '11, 58 58% 58 58
Cites. & Ohio. 437/1. My. 411% 41%.
Chi. &. N. W.. 188 188 188 188
you, (:1. West, my; 16% my; 16
0.111. &_S. P.. 165% 165% 165% 166%
COL l“. & 1.. 353% 35% 35%. 35%
* ,001. South, 19. 19 19 19 ,.
Con. Gas, 210 211 2101,; 2111.91
Del, & Hlitl., 172% 173% 172% 173%
Eric, _ 32% 33% 32% 83%
Erie. lat. 111.. 68% 69% 68%, 6859
Geo. Elem, 171 . 171. 170 170
Ill.- Contrai. 142% 1421;; 142% 142%
, Lou. & Noun. 127 127% 127 121%
Manhattan. 154 hi - 154 151
Met. 81. R12. 119% “119% 1187,". ital/.3
l-‘Mexl Central. 13% 1-1 1:174, 14
M. K. &.T.. 2414, 247.1. 21 2431'.
M. K. & T. 111., 501,5 51% {10% 51%
1110. Pacific, 99 : 99% '99 9‘.ng
tNat. Load, 22% 22% 2291; 22%
N. 1' Central 128115.131). 128% 129%
Nerf. it West. 711% 72% 70% 721,4
Ont. & West, 31% 34% 341/, 34%
P110, Mail, 30% (i3 30% 33
Penn. It. 11., 132% 133% 132% 133%:
Foo. Gas, ‘ 101% 101% 101% 101%.
Pres. 8. Car. 32% 341/. 321/. 315$,
Reading. 7016, 72% 701.4 71%
Read. let pt. 77% 781A 77% 7814.-
Read.. 2d. pt. 86% 86% 86% 86%
Rep. Steel. 10% 11% 10% 11%
Rock island, 28 28% 28 28%
Rub. Goods. 20% 21 20% 21
South. Path. 58% 587.11 58% 58%
Son. Ry. (10.. 3251. 32% 32% 412%
'i‘onn. C. it 1.. 481.4 «19 48% 49
Texas Pain. 31% 112% 31% 81
Union Pam. 102% 103% 102% 103%
U. s. Leather. 9% 91,5 9% 9% ’
U. B, heath. p, 87% 87% 87% 417%,
U. 8. Rubber, 23% 24 23% 24
1.1. 8. Steel. 17% 18M. 17% 18
*U. 8. Steel. [1.314% 76% 74% 715%. :
Wabash. 19% “19%, 19% 1913
Wabash. pt. 40%: 403194071.- 40%
West, Uh. T910 9.1%, 9.132 .0115 111%
' Wis. Sent. 19% ‘19 19% 19%

 

PINOH m Horst. Fins. “
81‘. Joanne, Ma. .Oct. 73-4‘0111“

Joseph. Gilbert

is fatally burned. 'Willlm Simmons,

a cattle buyer. was badly hurt by

jumping from a third: story window.
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persons perished lads in a are which
destroyed th0,Tl‘ll$‘ ctsl in South St.
anion. 18 years old;

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You are; welcome as.‘ trignds rather than ‘1

,1. .Qur Stein—Bloch Smart Clothes for Fall “”1113,
arrived, and we shall be gldd to-show your how well
"can be .111de when talent shapes the cloth. Vi
‘ SOMETHING wo RTH‘ KNOWlNG. _
We keep our customers’ Clothes pressed without 0h
SCHOOL SUITS for Boys, $2.00 10 $5.00.

Crofut 8r Knépp Hats, new shapes ‘everyvulweek. ‘

SELLECK a. PR
V V VI Clothiers and Furnish“ ' ‘ ..

' ’8 W1511111111011 Street. Soutthofw,|k;
mesons CALI: 3.4.3, ‘ . .

 

 

 
 

 

How Can 1 Serve You? * "

" I have good Onions, Fine Fail Pippin Applet, Tingling,“ In,»
lion Onions, Green 'Fomatoes. Cauliflower, Ripe Tomato“, ago», a
Bell Squash. 2;: 1b., make fine pie or asuce.’ .i , ‘
Son's'o‘no‘ia going to get that large pumpkin In the window to 100,
Take a chancet'oniy 10c, and only 30 chances to bcydrsw‘nrl.‘ ,.

Notice on our counter dohnson's homo-made Preserves,
and sugar only. 1.0m variety. Strawberry, sunburn-Hue 1A , £
rant. etc’..5 110"... 50c, in stone jars. Also same mitt. Fruit 3&11WJW.
flavors, 3 Min stone Jars, 35c. ‘ . "

Our Dried poet is running fine now.-

Wbat will-‘11: bell
use us. ' ’ ‘

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Sire, M00611. 31111315591133”.

print Buttsr..........«..-...,...ZOc lb. Lean Pot Roast tip
Exec. strictly fresh..........26c dos. Fresh and Cora'Piate...-.~Vo-....>Ia 11p
Chopped 89121.33 lbs. for 25c..10c in Les Sprint mu......=_.:. .9151!
Prime Rib Roast..;....‘.......ltlc up. {grab%iharter nmb....:it.i.,11d&,:¥
m Unanssts-sucu-as‘s” 10;," ‘. ‘
Native] HomeDi-ePseG'cbicbsb. and.
Few. ‘ - ‘ .
Shoulder Bt'ssk.............i.,.10c lb. Native Home Veal.

Schau‘b’s Mark
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Porterhouse Steak............18c up.
Sirloin Steaks”..........\....lsc up.
Round Bteak......._.........,,.15e 1b.

 

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For ops month. 11 will cost you only 112.511.:1111 tract [honestly
with instruction. monéy, will be reload ad. Books, .nic’ notion“:
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