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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 14, 1904 · page 5

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absolutelu oil all;
pure dream.

was §

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inalienable;

-—-Live lobsters Saturday at Cutblii’a

The ‘work on the new arch bridge at

Gregory’s Mills site in Winnpauk is
near completion.‘
.1” ——3 lbs. Chopped Beet. 25c, Schaub‘s
' James Notion. 'of Norwalk. spent
Sunday. with John J. McGowan,
Branchville road.

wrapping Apples $2.50 bbl.
L‘. 8:. Co.

_. Mrs. Mary Crosby and Mrs. Clarence
Osborn; of Georgetown, spent last
Thursday in Norwaik. .

--Kaox Derbies O'Brien's

Miss Mildred Moran. of South Nor-
walk was the guest last week, of Miss
Vina Rayllloud, in Wilton.

—-Fresh hams 12%c lb; ‘lresh or
corned books 100 lb. Hayes.

Mlsa Stella’-Wilcox. of South Nor-
walk. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hoyt in Ridgeiield.

~The best cuts‘ of fresh pork 140
lb. Hayes'.

Every day is bargain day at Schaub' a
market. Some special pIIiIes appeal
in his ad today. Read it

—Shoulder Steak 100 lb. at Schalib's

. llout miss the balgains at the Pub
ilII. Mal-.ket They will serve you with
the best meats at low prices

,—-—Qulnces 35c pk. F. D. L. & Co.

The New York, New Haven and
Hartford road will give another (‘XCili‘I
slou to l’ittsiield October 22.

«Men's Alpine Hats, O'Brion‘s.

Mrs. Louise Brady and Mr. and Mrs.
lI‘Ied Brady. of Norwalk. visited rcla
tiles in Wilton on Tuesday.

~5 lb. pan of pure new lard at 500
llnyes'. ,- ,1

Henry 7. Raymond 07 Pound Ridge.
spent Monday in Sonht Nolivalk,w1th
bsl daughter Mrs. Edwin Sykes. ‘

~0il cloths, mattings, window
shades. curtain poles. sash rods. A full
line of kitchen utensils, crockery and
glassware at the lowest. prices in our
basement. M. S Smith a: Co.

The Eastern Underwear Company,
which is located in Water street, So.
Norwaik is looking for iarIgeI quart-
crs.

-—Fl‘csll Eggs 25c doz at Schaub's

Mrs Scofield. of. Norwalk. is visit
ing her sit-Itch? Mr.s Antionette Bene
diet, of the Wlllplltink District. Ridge—
iicld

—-Quincea 350 pk. F. D. L. ,8: 00.

Miss Grace lsabel Moran. of South
Norwalk. was a guest of Miss Harriet
E. Cl‘oiut, Branchville road, over San-
Iliiy. “

—Voumnn Derbios, O'Brien‘s.

'i‘lIo peach season, locally, is over.
although some of the fruit shipped
from other places may be found in the
market.

---20 002. iadies' iianncicttc wrap-
pers for title on, is one of our specials
for Sat. and Mon. M. S. Smith & Co.

A special sale of flour is only .ono
of the many inducements offered at
Lorenzo Dibble'a for tomorrow. Read
his ad. a 1

*‘Tisn't saie'to be a day .withont
lir. 'l‘homas’ Eclectrlc Oil in the
house. Never can tell what. moment
an accident is going to happen.

it you are thinking 0! exchanging
your old square piano or organ, Stein-
nits ad. will belot interest to you
Read it .

,-I’I-lnt Butter 200 lb at Sebaub’os

The Southern New England Tele-
phone company is issuing to its only
acribol'a souvenirs in the form of an
aluminum match Info

 
 

 

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I *Get your esciiiops at Cutblii's.

'i‘ho oilicers. of the Ladiel‘ Auxiliary.
A 0.11.. or Norwaik elected a few
weeks so. were installed last evening

yM .ii‘uiton. of liridkepbrt.

Hayes .

M 12416. Hunt and Mrs.’l‘ H. Pow—
t‘h Norwaik. WoreIsue‘sts oi

lilheth am. at. he! mama:

M
‘ residence. .in Wilton. Thursday.
' ~01.qu dowip £121.50 lb. Mayor. ,

Charles W. the.» ot Norwoilt. I'M his
- son. Charles. I. Loo' s manger;

Mrs. campus "'66: lino Ab

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WW5 lb. poll of puno new lord at 50c ‘

 
 

New faueic in needlework at Read‘ I.
See ad. '~

Bis sale of music 5c per copy Sat-
urday and Monday at Coleman’s

"Dunlap Derblos. O Brien‘ II.

The fall season is now at full this at
H. Kylcgcr & 00' II Their ad is very,
interesting. Read it.

‘I4-Shoulder steak 100 lb. Hayes‘.
A routine meeting of Olive Branch
Lodge, Knights of Pyihias, was held
last evening in Pyihias Hail.

The Howiand Dry Goods Company
is an excellent place to obtain iittle‘
tolks' furnishings. Read the ad.
-Cranberrles Scot. F. D. L. & 00.
Dr. Walter Hitchcock. 0i NOI‘WHIK.
wul leave town tomorrow for a ten
days’ trip to the St. Louis World's
Fair.

Rev. A. L. Hubbard. of Rowayton,
will preach in the West Norwalk UnI
ion Chapel, Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock /

-We have the best line of ladies’
black petticoats to be found. $1 25 up-
ward. M. S. Smith It 00.

The New Your Manuela House has
another interesting ad. In today a issue
Before purchasing your fall suit give
them alcall. . .

The South Norwalk iluptist Church
has chosen Mrs. H P. Morgan as deio-
gate to the state convention to be
held Monday.

lb. Hayes’.

Big two days‘ event at the Boston
Stor,e Saturday and Monday. This is
a nine—cent sale in four parts Read
ad. for paIt.iculaIs

The committee having in charge- the
Knights at Columbus baznr will meet
at the atholic Ciu'o house in West
avenue t in evening.

—Biankets and comfortables for the
tall and winter at special low prices.
d S Smith & Co..

The best of everything is available
at Soymour‘s store. They havo some
nice goods ill stock for Saturday‘s
rade. Read the ad

A fresh lot of smoked shoulders just
r-IIIIivrIl at Joselofi's which will be
offcIeIl tomorrow at 9 12 cents per
pound. Other bargains appear in ad
Read it....

' «I elery, 3 roots 10c at Hayes.

if you Want' good goods at a very
{on price can at the United Grocery
Company. Saturday. 'lhey have mark-

Read the ed.

A special meeting of the governing
board or the Norwalk Yacht Club will
he held this evening to take action on
the death of James S Bailey The
meeting will be at the Hotel Clifford
—»Many people are interested in he-
glnning homes at Foster Park. Now
is the opportunity for you, 85 down
and $1 a week. Your own price Pop
.ivtI y sold to highest biddel. Come at
2 tenlorro‘w
Letter Carrier‘s Julian Main and
Clarence Croioot went fishing today
They took along a bag of lolly- -pops
for bait and Clalence has engaged II

It the wharf on his return.

-. _~.._—._....

A PROMINENT TRAINMAN.
The many friends of t}, H. Hanson.
Engineer L. E. & W. it. it. at present
livinl,r in Lima. 0.. will be pleased to
know of his recovery from threatened
kidney disease. He says: “i was cured
by using Foley‘s Kidney“ Cure, which i
recommend to all, especially to train-
men. who are usually similarly afflict-
IIII. Sold at Pleisted's drug store. 1"

 

 

31318;" In. oil‘lusm
50 per 0000
Saturdau and Mondall

chLE MAN 9

Huh Store.
10 North
Agent for A. a. Braiding'o Baseball
and Sporting Goods.

 

 
 
 

gins pro'ilram
inpatient Brant:
flora and Sons lot the Dwight Place
Church.

IIOWH.

———,Home made or link sausage 100 L

all their goods at very small figures. .

pan with a wheelbarrow to meet him .

Inn sImI, south item-III. 1

log ilo‘lnp l-ioid Tod

’ Now Haven. ‘ 1 “
NMW HAVEN, Oct. 14. aneports In
the county work and‘ the nomination
oi oiiicers.‘ all the latter being of the
past years board. made up the morn-
the session 0! the Coir
oi the Kins‘a Danish“
Miss Harriet i. Eaton, of “35]“
Hartford the treasurer, reported the
receipts tor the year to have been 3524
pad the expenses 0321.10avins a hai-
since of 6202. An address on "Fol-
lowing the Leader." by Rev. Mr.
Sheath or this city, was listened to
with much evident pleasure by the
delegates. Thoilist ft officers which
In the afternoon a‘was elected. included
practically all oi the old board, as fol
Mrs. iii. 1!. annoy. olmqttord;
‘s‘e‘bretary, Miss Elston: treasure. Mrs.
C. M. Henncy, of Hartford; recording
secretary. Mrs W G. Latbrop, of Shel-
1011’ Mrs. S. B. Otistt and Mrs. W. A.
Hemingway of New Haven. executive
committee The auditor and county
secretaries are appointed by the execu-
tive committee and will be unchanged.

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cod liver oil solves t

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

liver oil.

 

scribing Scott‘s Emulsion to

 

 

almost thirty years. ,

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We: ll send you a maple in. upon mum.

 
 

 

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The Rough Rider Republican Cl
Club went to Bridgeport last event

 

, b—Salt pork 10c lb. Hayes'.

The Retailer and Advertiser, in a
late issue, quotes as examples of the
best advertising certain advertise-
ments of Charles in Seymour and the
Ferris Coal Cbmpnny. that have recent-
ly appeared in The Sentinel

The memorial fiervice oi Norwai

Lodge, B P 0. .. will be held i

Hoyt‘ a Theatre on December Ii. Reno
R Blilington. who addressed the lodge
last year cannot be present this year.
and the speaker or the day has not «
yet been selected. I,

The Norwaik Yacht host was taken
out of the water this week. and will
be plucked up tomorrow by Janitor
Edward Gastalson." The piano has al-
so been removed from the club house
for the winter, and the cannon will be
in the care of Secretary George E.
Curtis until the season opens next
year. .

a great deal of applause. After t

The return trip was made in a (3ch

i o “clock

 

 

MEMBERS. _
BOSTON, Oct, Its—The House

porting to the House of Canons

 

of any divorced person.

 
 

 

 

 
 

QUALITY-

The successes that have been won one foundation
of cheapness are as unsatisfactory as soap'bubhles. Real
its
price. it takes singleness of purpose and capacity to resist

success only follows worth, and worth commands

toluptatlons‘to clloapon, to secure a reputation for selling

the “best", but we have the consciousness that our name
stands for good grain and‘lts value can't be computed in
dollars and cents.

_ BUY OATSTHAT CLEAN.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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MANUEL T. HATCH.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lfl‘fiYoungn An Uprigh; Piano
ibis-Will Not Intelres't'mYou'.

lint if you think of exchanging your old Square or (.lrgnu,
your opportunity is .\‘t_)\\'. \\'II lIIIIII-II'I :1 Square Piano in
stock. and we could use a good Uiit' to advantage. Drop us
a postal. and a I'IIprIIscIItntivc will call and make you a
proposition. whereby you can exchange on most liberal
“THIS.

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Store open \loutlm and Saturday evenings.

 
 

 
 
 
 

Manufacturer: and Retailers. , ,
06 Washington Strut. Talent)”. 060—0.

 
 

New And Complete Line Joint Received
AGRIM‘ VARICTY- - ‘

 

 

‘vyithln it»»the more fat the
more real benefit from the:
food; that is why cod liver
oIl is a powerful builder of“.

Scott‘s Emulsion of pu ,
problem of how to take and
That Is one reason

why doctors‘ldjlave been pre— 1

a wasting—diseases, coughs,
colds and bronchitis or

soon a Bowling?» Pearl Sum, an. 690:1 '

 
 
 

in a special car to attend the rally held
at the armory in that city. The Rough
Riders were forty strong and received

 

rally they marched to the Atlantic
Hotel where It fine lunch was served; '

car the chorus leaching home about

m-Cornod or salt pork 100 lb. Hayes.
AGAINST MA‘nalaoc‘or owoacso

Deputies of the Episcopal General
Convention. as a committee of the
whole, voted 214 to 191 in favor of re-

amendment forbidding the remarriage

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

I I : cures effected by use of Kodol Dyspep—

1 For med cal and sadly m. _ f
We carry everythiha mired in
1 this line We are displaying a
* complete line in our window:
this week.
1 1 pt. comm Cherry.
1 pt California Port.
1 hot. Zinfandel Glam,
1 1 but. Kelly-{a Whiskey.
1 hot. lo h Whiskey, .
,1bai.l~loianwnin,_ “

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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606111th . , ,.
The PI Iiplion Stole

All an m. the door. 71le
Calls Answered. Tel. Call. 106. .1

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

TODAY iN WALL STRICT

WALL STREET 10:10 a.m m.~'l‘here
was. a comprehensive advance in prices
on the openingr dealings in stocks to-
day. The industrials and specialties
continued prominent In the dealincd.
Brooklyn Transit rose a point, So or
7-8 and United 'Biatss Stool pfd. »B.
The railroads hatred Iin the demand .
and advanced‘. hroughout. Gains gen-
erally ranged unit/o a half. .

WALL sranMI ram—Realizing '
sales made only“ a 1alight impresaltln
on prices and a subsequent vigorous
rise in the Southern and Southwestern 1
railroad stocks and the leadlng spec-
ialties, carried the entire market up
decidedly. individual buying orders
became much he‘avm blocks of 1,000
to 5,000 shares—(of United States Steel
changing hands at 20. The preferred
sold up to 7912 , . ,

 

 

 

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can be made when talent shapes the cloth.

SOMETHING WO R'i‘K KNOWINC. -'.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SCHOOL SUITS for Boys, $2.00 to $5.00.
Croiut & knapp Hats, new shapes every week

SELLEGK a. Pal

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78 Washington Street. SoutthorwIiiI.
worsens CALI; soc—l.

Clothiers and Formula“. ‘

 

 
 

 

an TODAY'S QUOTA'i'lONB.
Reported over the private wires or
Maples a Goidschmidt Commission
Brokers. Swartz a Corbett Block.
South Norwaik. Telephouo 158. '~ '

 
 
 
 

Open High Low 1:30
” 63%. 63% 62% 62%

A C & I". C0,, 26% 27 26% 27

‘ A. C C: F. pt, 83% 84 83% 84
‘ Am. Cut. Oil, 32 32 31%- 31%
Ala. ice. .776 8% 7% 8%

1 Am. Ice, pt, 34%: 86 , 34% 36
Am. 1000., 29% 30 29% 29%

Am. Smelt, 67 67% 0675'

Am.ISngar, 165 135% 134% 135%
Anaconda. 99% 99% 99% 09%
1 A. '1‘. & 8. Fe, 84 84% 84 84%
A. T. & S. F p 100% 101 100% 100%
Suite. 6‘: Ohio; 914% 92% 91%: 92%
B’klyn. it. T.,‘ 64% 67% 64% 66%
~ Chas. & Ohio, 43% 45 43% 44%
Ch. Gt. West..17% 17% 17% 17%
_ C M. & S. P., 167% 168% 167% 167%
Col. F. & i. 37% 38 37% 37%
, Col. South, 20% 20% 20% 20%
Con. Gas. 2i2% 213% 212 213%

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

CAN you EAT?

J. B. Taylor. a prominent merchant
of Chriesman, Texas, says: “i could
,not cut because of a weak stomach. i
lost. all strength and ran down In
weight. All that money could do was
done. but all hope of recovery van
lobed. Heal-int oi some wonderful

 
 
 
 

. Illa Cure. 1 concluded to try it. The
that bottle boncdttod me, and alter
taking four bottles. 1 am fully restored
to my usual strength, weight and
health. ltodol Dycpopuia Cure di-
mtg what. you eat and cures. 8070
by Clifford Pharmacy. 1 "

Minotavowu ‘MAN one.

Rormr huthomw Who Income a
“imminent Connecticut Citizen.
MiDDLiil'i‘OWN Oct it .—-Oharias

diatomic; and GI yearn. died at his

home here today, u I result of II

no ly‘tic check
1‘? Pimento “will born in lrolalitl
it . thaw ”came here Ian»
‘ lvll War and settled in to
lie wail tied into gory on
(ion to lie; durlni the
, lately otter police

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

var since.
9 n he

Del It. Had. m 173% 173 17315

Erie, , 1 32v. 3354 32% 33

; Erie, lot, 1172; 68% 69 68% 69% _

' Gen. Else. 1178. 174% 172% 174% ”M
iii. .CentraIL‘r‘tlufi 144% 144% 144%
hon, KI Nash, 126 120% 128% 129%
Manhattan, 157 158% 157 158%
Met. St. Ry. 122% 123% 122% 123%
Mex. Central .14 14%1 14%
M K & TI. I I28% 28% 28% 28%
M. K d: 'i‘ 07.. 57 57% 57 57%
Mo.“ Pacific, 100% 101 100% 101
Nat, Lead. 24% 2.5% 24% 25
N. Y Central 132 132% 132 132%
Nori. & West” 71% 72% 71% 72%
Out. & West, 35% 35% 65% 35%
Pac. Mail 37% 38% 37% 38
Penn. R. R, 133%.13415 136% 134%
P00, Gas. 105% 107% 105% 107%
Pres. 8. Car. 38% 411/. 39% 41

7 Reading. 7i%‘ 7276i 72% 72%
Read. lst pt" 86% 86% 80% 86%
Rep. Steel. 11% 12 11% 12
Rock Island, 29 29% 285% 29%
nub. Goods. 24y. 2m 24 24
South. 1380.. 59 59% 59 59%
Son. Ry. Co.. 3.6% 34 33% 83%
,So. Ry. 00. pt 93% 93% 98% 96%
Tenn. 0. &i ..52% 53% 52% 58%
Texas Pac., 33% 33% 34% 33%
Union Pam. 105% 105% 105 105%
U 3. 1468111872 11% 11% 1““ 11%
U. S. Leath. pf. 89% 90 'I 89% 89%
ll_ 8. Rubber, 30 ‘30%“ 26% 30%
U. 8. Steel, 16% 20 10% “10%
U. 8. Steel. 13—. 78 70% 78‘ 79‘
Wabash. ~ 20% 20% 20% 20%
Wabash. pf.. 42 42% 42 42% 1
West. Un. Tel. 92 92% 92 02%
Wii‘. Cent. 21% 22 21% 22

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Saturday October”

To SERVE AND SATISFY.
A SPECIAL SALE OF FLOUR:
Woohburn a Crosby’s. at cost with other goods
Pillsbury'o. at cost with other goods... ...I 1
Ron Flour, at cost with other goods ....... ............ .......:.
Jonn' Flour, at cost with other goods ............ . ...... . .. .;. 1
Cranberriu. 3 qt. for 25¢. _1
Caulifloworo. nice anti cheaper no w, from 10c to 15:.
Green and Red Peppers.
Good Cabbage: Cheap.
Scaled Hominy, special, 23c box. Fin. onel.
E no, good, 27!: 002.; Eggs, betto r, 32: 601.}
£99.. strictly tree", horns one. ‘
Homo—C me to me for nico‘ lean hams, '10 lb. average, 166 lb.
In. ronnlng fine now. .
To close out Quins" at 500 pack.
Try Johnson's Mine. Meat, 3 low. 50c.
What will it heir Hope to serve you.

LORENZO 131133517 "

NOT SPECIAL “FOR SATURDAY;
BUT Evan DAY

Print Butter .. ......... 200 lb.
Eggs, strictly fresh 25c doz.
Chopped Beef .. 3 lbs. 250 .. 10c lb.
Prime Rib Roast 100 up.

 
 

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ImnPotRoast..............1
Fresh and Corned Plate ...
Lag' Spring lamb ...... 1
Fore QuarterLamh........-.
Lamb Chops m...l.....

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Porterhouse Steak . 18c up. Native Home Dms‘éd Chic
Sirloin Steak 18c 09.170171 Native Km ‘7
Round Steak. . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . 15C "1. Bangs “d Oyster ShGIWo'

Shoulder Steak ..............100 ib.1r

Schaub’s Marke:

22 WASHINGTON STREET.

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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For coo month. it will cost you only 712.50 and if not port»
with instinctual. money will be refund ed. nooks and static”?!
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