Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 26, 1904 · page 4

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. ll. Jr. is enjdyiiis“ a. trip
York city in his nevv Columbia

 

tarrdnrd tixmrusm‘rr the bath-
room arb’clcan neat and durable. Hor-
ml}; Nash rill bit clad to show their

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13‘. K. Moliwnln alto! Adolph Kuhner
of Paris. France. are guests of A.
l’omeroy at the Hotel Norwalk Mr.
Mcllwnln is secretary of the American
Chamber of Commerce.

Miss Florence Hamilton Monograph-
or at the law omen 9P, Walsh 8: Hub.
bell. Norwalk. was a9 visitor in New
York yesterday

Mrs. M J. Benedict who died this
neck in Stamford, was a former rosi-
dent of Norwalk The funeral was
held last night. and the remains were
taken today to Shelton for burial

Eureka Rebekah Lodge No. ~12. l.
t) 0.14‘ will holtl a rehearsal on Mon-
day owning and as this will be the last
.r'ehcarsnl and last work for the old
teams lct every one be on hand
promptly at S o 'clock

—-Men'a Alpine liars 0' Brian 9.

(intro Church Nurwalk distributed
eighteen Thanksgiving dinners oil
chnrsriay These gifts of baakcts oi
food‘brought much happiness to both
donors and receivers. in the baskets
were turkeys chickens, other meats,
and varimn; artiricn which go to makr
up a dinner for the annual itstival.

Robert Poycll who had celebrated
Thunksgh ing Du3 so well that he was
locked up by the Norwalk police was
unable to pay the. line or $7 and coats,
imposed by Judge Joseph R .Taylor.
and was taken over to Bridgeport yes
torrlay afternoon to work out his scu-
tr9§nc9 e at the North avenue county host-
c r3

The New York. New lluven and
Hartford railroad is building a large
freight yard with terminal and trans;
for facilities at Boston Corners. on the
(‘entral New England division ‘ This
in‘rprovemout is shirt to be (or
purpose or furnishing conveniences tor
handlln freight received from the
West shore railroad

-——'l‘lro threat native Turkeys in town
in 20c lb. liayetr‘.

All of the (33' coins trains on the New
York. New limcn and Hartford. road
were late chnst st'la3 night The dc-
lay was due to i r4 heavy travel on ac-
count of Thanksgiving The train that
left New York at 6 o‘clock, making
connection at South Norwalk for this
city was run in three sections and the
Danbury passengers were over an hom-
idle in reaching honre.——-l)anbury
News,

invitations have been issued for tho
marriage of Miss Sarah Miller. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. David Mlllm‘ of
Port Chentxcr to Morris Pureli. of Simu-
iord. ’l‘hc man-Hinge into trike plate
Sunday. Hot. at lip p.9.ln.. in the
Daily lh‘uoi'd building ball at Port
('hcuter. Mr. l’cren i" a busness man
in Humiord, and bin; many friends who
will be interested in tho announce-
ment of his forthcoming marriage.

”Umbrellas and (‘anea 0' Brien a.

J. lmunrm. ii. A \Voodu'ai'gri 4i..l'i
tt'rvnthcinrnu. E. N. Rice William K.
(item. it. it‘. (lettuclralk w. 8. Booth;
342. A. l'urlr it: P. Brown. Karl. noel.
New York: Mm Thomas C. Sherman.
Mira Stillman. Brooklyn; Mina Dun
.3‘co.‘l-luftr3rn, N. i'.: ii '1‘. Harrison.
iluniord; lumen i’lenry Quincy. "1.:
ll J. Walker Merino-n; Carrie
Drake. llurrbury; (icorge 13'. Show.Bur-
lingou, Vt: A. W. Davis. Norwich; i“
J. lludrl. Boston: Ill 0. Howe. New
lldvenltl ..lii Duncan. Freehold N. J.;
WV I'aochslt‘i, Bridgeport; Mr. Pur-
rly. Stamford. Ware clients yesterday
at the Hotel Gillie
flail cHnllTlAN churches at Clon-
studtidoole. Turkey. and Yokohama.
Janna. have tour; titted the 1.0113qu (it
‘ Martinez Plume for radiation their
9 citations!

”burnt contribution» of 1.4. l M.
Paint Will be given (or such purpose
whet-em tr church is lobbied.

F; M. Eciriicid. lint-rid fipringufl . at?”
yttrium “l pointed our old homestead
with 1.. it 3i iwantymlx para ago. Not
4 lltliiituti idlire: limits Muir than house»

bdliltetl in the lard [our yearn. "

w. Hm Churlubton. w. Va.
33'er “Painted Frunlttinbnrg lunch
with L. a it. show» hotter than any
buildings here have ever done; stands
out in though reuniting9 turd actual
coat of paint with inset ii
It covers like sold

if. South Non
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the 4

A: 9 Joseph'.

ll £1.20 p'ér '

. at “trying
4 your pocket.

for coat or unit?
the Boston? Stern ad.

Rowland 3 ad. contains much at in-
cat. it will pay to read it. ‘

Mrs. ‘Ann‘a‘ Hamilton. of Havilund
street. is spending today in New York.

The south Norwaik Football team
will partake of a turkey supper this
evening.

”.Mr‘ Hedges. of Muilcawan N4 \'..
is the guest of Daniel B. Sherwood of
Harbor avenue ,

Hurry Bracken hart secured r3 post-i
tion as salesman nt Olsen llrotliers'

t
Thomas Hogan was taken to the

Norwaik Hospital yesterday culturing 4
from cancer of the lip.

The schooner Phoebe Ann is die
charging a cargo oi building sand at
Raymond Brothers Wharves.

A regular business meeting of the

industrial League was held last even-
inmate the First Methodist Church.
Bush Campbell. oi New York, is in
town teddy. adjusting the tire loss ”up
or. the property of Raymond Brothers
in not Norwulk .
Silk stockings for the holiday sea-
son can be found at the l) M. Read
store. Stockings at prices to suit
all. Read the ad,

Thomas 1 Raymond treasurer of the
Norwulk Steamboat Company. is pay
ins loss claims from damage done to
goods by the sinking of the steamer
Eagle.

Mr. Sul‘t-ttc's ltctnre upon "Scig-
tried" next Monday night will be given
in the South Norwalk Cormrogutlonul
Church instead of in the Baptist
Church. “

Tomorrow evening the annual man
gcr service uill be held at. Trinity
church Gifts will be deposited in a
manger in the church and will be dis-
tributed at Christmas.

At the midweek service in the South
Norwalk Congregational Church, next
Thursday night. at 7:45 o‘clock. the
subject. will be The Perfect Sacrifice
~Contldcncc Throughdhe Cross.

Miss l‘iattir Powell. Miss‘“Htlttlc Alti-
thorpc. William and Harry Aistlrorpc.
of l’eckukilL have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs Adam B Muttart and also of
Mr. and Mrs Albert E. Aiathorpe of
Concord street.‘

An order from the adjutant general
rd’i‘ico announces the acccptltncc ot the
resignation of George ll. Ritcb. oi
Stamford. Company B. Third infantry.
He has been h'onorubly discharged
from the military service of the state
and Captain Philip W. Prior command
int: t‘he- company; is ordered to call a
meeting to nominated his a ccessor.

The Connecticut Prison A sociatlou
committee on visitation niil go to the
priaon on Mondriy to examine prisoners
nho will leave the institution
month Elnht are males and one to
male Ono manila insane. Andrew
Lander. whomust be. taken care of at
the expense of town oii)crl)y,where
be lived eight years'bel'ore being sent
to prison (of burglary in April. 1903.

 

 

A NOTRE DAME LADY.

lions. some of this simple preparation
(or the cure of i4eucorrhoes. Ulcers-

Womb. Scanty .rr Painful Periods. 'l‘u-

to Cry. Creeping fueling up the Spine.
Pain in the Back. and all female trou-
bles. in all handles address. To main
era of suffering daughters 1 will eit-

if you decide to contiuim it will only
coat about 12 maid a week to guaran-
too a cure.
anything.
that is all i ask.
Summers. Box 375,

Nolrc Dame. lnd.

sou mm ’posm. onus
NEW 309UVEP94/i999R-WEOETAL CARD

Tell other suffered of it.4
Address, Mrs. M.

 

with R It (i or...“ Biron. Franklin
Street School, BoptItt'Church and 8t.
Clinton in black and colon.

f’wnondedtu AND RETAIL.

New: Stan.
10 North Main Mutt. Gouth Norwnlk.

and sporting undo.

 

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ltmi‘id" 4 .
you has or run HABIT
large sum of money in
em Ody r3 burdidr or
drink thiol may find it out to your iron
Wouldlt , u better if you

 

shoe store in Norwalk. 4 l ‘

. one of our good Over-coats.
If you'll cornd9 in and try
find which becomes. you but
right coat.

The long full-back Coats
garments. very swagger and

From $10 to $25.

to get into the game.

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aouru NORWALK.

 

 

next ‘

i will send tree with full instruo 4
tion. Displacements. Falling of the '-

nrorn rrr (irowthr, Hot Flashes. Desire

plain a Sorrowful Home Treatment.

l rlr. not. wish to sell you 4’4

COLEMAN'S'

Agent for A. G. Splldtnn'd IIIIDIH 4;?

 

" Thanksgitdng’s past; but winter's. ahead. and we want
4 to make you thankful all winter long by putting you inside

You ll find the knee-length Coats of Dxford and black the ‘
finest dress costs you ever saw priced from $10 to $30. ‘
t‘onisned to find such a wide variety of patterns as we show.

You can get a rain-proofed Coat in the same style, some
with belted hacks, for from $10 to $20.

Heavy Reeiets, Canvas Coats, Ulsters and warm outer

wears generally at: only waitiiig for the drop of the mercury

Everything men and boys wear. hats to hos:

S&STEVEN3

 

on the various styles, you will
and will be able to buy the

of fancy mixtures are albaround 4
very comfortable. You’ll be as- ‘

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Camstaolr Bras. 9
TEL. CALL. sz-z

PURITY-v—ICONOMY.

These turn would cover all we

,uan any about Red Close Cboco ‘
lotus. 4Thsy are made from the
best ingredients money can find,
and the price is within; reach at
4 everybody.

Till lililiilliil PflilBMili
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‘ TODAY IN WALL STREET.

‘ WALL STREET 10:10 a. rn.--L.arge
amounts of the specuiutlw tavoritlcs
changed hands at the opening in the
stock market today, within a. small
traction of yesterday's cloning. The
ions was firm and buying confident in
recent buoyant specialties particularly
the United ates Stool issues A
block of 10. 00 shores of United States
Steel issues. A block of 10, 0090 shares
oi‘a United States Steel common
brought from 29% to 29%. compared
with 29% last night. The preferred
stock was dealt in to the extent of one
to four thousand shares. but after op-
enlng halt higher nt 9443,“. sold down
to 94% The initial transaction in
the second mortgage bonds was $650
0th at 96%. an nd3nncc orer night
of V

WAlri. S'fi'ti‘ ill Closes-interest in
the market became more widely rill

 

 

 

 

 

coupon attached to every

Buy Oats Thats Clean

We are near—dust as far
as the nearest telephone
or letter box...

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Don‘t/form an not men until you have heard both sides
«except in the case of a base drum.

“1 can buy cheap er outs." Of course you can. any quan-
tities of them. But “clroaper oats" have a consequence
mouthful and you'll find the
consequence coupon, on expensive article by the time the
veterinary gets through with your animal.

 
 
 
 
 
 

MANUEL 3r. HATCH. ..

 

 
 

4 Vern-Grand.

We have in our stock diam-
pic piano at this famous manv
tincture in the new drill (in-
is-h. The "Vertegrand" con-
tain: all the elements of
quality that um matte the
name of Steinway tnmoub',
and acknowledged as the
world's greatest plan? mhk
ere .

_,..,. ._ ..
This is the one piano which has no competitor. it stands. I: it

has for half a century. unique. entirely alone.

but surrounded by

many other; who can never hope to reach and enjoy the prestige ac-

tinned satisfaction.

corded the Steinway. While the flat coat of these instruments is
much more than any others. their value in demomtrated by the con-

There in no Steinway but what bu a market value. none that are

worn out. irrespective of the age.

This can be said of no others.

 

”1 . Hdpylauurtm and Retailers.

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aripply double vision eludes. When
per section. which iii itidt right for ti

see through the tower. which is suitable for hour work.

HOMERI. H0 YT.
4 lullding.

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Best Craraneite?
‘ Sea a

”‘ dtaséds m NEAR sv‘ Aao dubious ”Inbound
Borne ilurl disused parlour. im- muting hut trauma tor dittdnti‘d. We

Telephone 36824.

 

Anticipatind a Choice
Morsel

for your Thanksgiving dinner, we hate
not only provided the has and fattest
col 3 fed turkeys for 3 u choice, but.
we have a rare stock 0 Spring geese.
ducks. quuil. partridge. venison and
all other flush mealu that would titrrpi‘.
ilirr mrlnlc at an epicure

fiohaub' a Market.

22 waaumorou 3.44.23",
'Phono. 32242.

 

looking out. you ride thruudh the up
induce. and when looking down you

 
 
 

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4 .0th Hamlin (loud

 
 

ddturddy «shined 9-4

f,
oubleroape.
B it ‘

, Rot k island

utl.itchi’iclti. and mutual Connecticut

fused in the closing hour. and there
nus a substantial increase in the pur
chance of the railroad list Repro-
scntutire stocks such as the Erica.
Pennsylvania. Louisville & Nashville.
New York Central, Missouri Pacific.
l'nion Paciliv illinols
Central and St Paul moved up about
a point and somr minor railroads and
specialties did as kill The t :rsh loss
in the. bank statement about met ex-
mutations and tilt best pr'ites ucrc
made ailm- lta publication The 1 hit—
crl States Steel stocks continued very
active around the high lcrcl, The
rlosing was strong and active.
TODAY'S QUOTAT!ONS.
Reports over the nr'hate 433ircs of
The Maples it Golrlschmtdt Co. Corn
mission Brokers Swartz & Corbett
Block South Nornalk. Telephone 153.
Open. Hitch Low. 1:30
Open High. Low. ii’ in,
Aural. Cop. ‘ 7H7 3. till-'1'. 78% 805;.
.3. C. a. 3‘. an 1.2:. 33 4323' :33
A. C. & F. pr., 907.4. ill 905;. '91
Am, (for Oil, 34% 34% (”‘1 3i”;
Am. ice 14W. Sit. "Ru; 873.
Am; Loco” 35 35. u? 347.; 133.43.;
Am. Srnelt.. 51% Si 44 , 81%
Am. Sugar, 14.33:. 144935 343' iii)
Anaconda. nr. 115" 115 lit.
A. ’l‘ dts. Fe 5847;. 44.48914 88%-
A ..'I' d: 8 Pp 104 104i 104i
Bulto & Ohio. {NJ-'9 90% 961/4
B‘klyn. R 12.6774. 6 143 6793:;
Cites. & Ohio. 4991. 52%- 49%
(‘hi & N “£19951; 200 lira-”y“.
26 4 2d '4 25%;.

(ll GI West”

C. M. d: 3.1’ 1737.5174‘4 17343:.
Col. I" St 1., 52 52% fill/(3“
Con. Gas. 215% 2153;14215
Dbl. & i4llrd.. 187V. 139% l87'é
Eric. 9 39$, 40% 33%
Erie. 1st. pf.. 73% 74 7314.. 73%
Gen. islet: 19243;. tar urea;
ll.. Central li’ul‘t. 15')»; 151144;.
Lon. lb Nash. 139V: titanium; l"

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District of Norwalk. rut. Court or Pro-
huic. November 23rd A. ll. 1904i.
Whereas. a tertain written unrec-
meut tinted Nmembov 4 liltlri. by and
between the board fort the Manage
ment of Temporary llrunna tor Depend.
our Children in the County oi Fair-
ttoid. of the tirut part. and lllt‘rnn El.
Painter and lilste A. Painter. husband
and wife. of linrwtnton. in the County

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

of the autumn part. providing in sub-
P‘lulltlil for the legal adoption by said
battles
Kelly. a minor child. heirl' uh inmate
of the Temporary Home it Depend
out Children in Norwalk. iii lurid ills-
trier. has brick tiled in this court. and
Whereas said parties have made writ-

teliraiu‘plioatiou to this court. (or the

approval at mid agreement
Ordered. that held application be
«rd and determined at the Probate

7 ”groan l‘u Nbrvralit on the 80th or No 9

tan 3

' 49 WALL STREET.

Manhattan. tiling. 16531.3 167%; it 41%;
Not. St. R32. 1226;. 122% l'll-"rir 122%
Max. Central; 22%; 23 22% 227..
M. K. & T.. 387.3} 34% 837.. 34-14
M. K. &'l‘. pt.. 63% 63% film 63%
Mo. Pacific. 1081.; 109% 108V. 108%
Nat. head. 23’... 2331;.~ 2373‘. 23’.
N. Y. Central 3353.; 136% 135% 136%
Nori. & Went, 75 75V. 7474;. 'r'fi‘ri
Ont. & West. 412%. 43% 41214. 423i:
Pac. Mall. 4514;. ”45% 45 ~15
Penn. it. li.,‘ 1364 136% ‘i35't'ir i364‘i.’r
Poo. Gas 108% 108743. 108% 1087)}
Pros. Car. fill 440% 39 40141.
Reading. 761/. 7674;. 76% 76%
Rep. Stool WV. 18 17% 18
Rock island. 35% it? 36% it?
Rub. Goods, 21 24% st 21%
South. Paul, 67% '88 ii? 6719‘
Son. Ry. Co; ‘ 35%. 857.4. 35% 35
So Ry. 00.; pi.. 951/. 9534;. 951,4, 9536,.
Turn. 0. & it, 779. 77 76% 77
1'14“»?ch tau 37 4 3695‘ :37
Union Pan... iliitt. Hulk. 1153’ 116%
U. 8. Leather. lid. 14% 314 ; 14%
U. S. 143mb; 33.. 941.1,. trim 941.5 9514
U. 8. Rubber. hill. 34%. ill 34
U. 8. Steel, 2933;. 53.34. 21343;. 29%
U. 8. Steel pit. 9414i. 5% 94% 947/444
Wabash. 4w. 4 55 lay. with
West. tin. ’i‘el.. ha 92% 92 921.9
Wis. Cent.. 24 24 2t iii
BANK sTATEMENT..

Resort-r4. Dec, .- ............. $l.20tl.325
Reserves. U. 3. Dec. ........ 1.210.076 :
loans, Dec. . ............. . .. 1.289.800
Spoon. Duo. . ............... 5.960.600
lmgul 'l‘rrndrrr, luc. ........ 1136.000
Deposits. lice. ............ inhuman
Circulation. Dec ...... . ..... . 62.000

“4 the arumnd port of. Nettle j

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

on them the Cloth in Was“:

9 THAT in) AND 9310 manner BACKED ‘ur BY QUALITY
99014)) M COMMON sausm pawns rs wna'r Hasjmnn arm
mince SMART enemas run near wreatr Known As my
rLAnLr WORN or ANY aunor- romsauvreri ono'rrrss 113: mil

4 WORLD TODAY. 4 ‘ r~ r33.
sons AND ovnkcon'rs. groom-3.3 non rnrs Woman—no

4 312.00 nun $1500. 9 9
» BOYS’ UNDanwnAa AT 250 run murmur Heavy n.

, coon, SWEATERS AND LEATHER LINED conouaor COATS. '
we KEEP ooa cusronsns onornus‘ ranssao FREE on
cannon.

*SELLECK a .‘PRICE.

1 Clothiers and-Furnished.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

08 Washington Street. South Norwrlk.

 

 

summons: CALL‘ 3244..

 

Special Mentronz

Sweet Russett Oranges. FloridaS. 25c Doz. .
.Large Florida Qranges, at 30:: 002.. fine.
Those Grapes at 2 lbs. for 25: are fine.

Do you know what Lemon Pippin ‘Applea are?

among the finest grown.

Always conslderao
Nice flavor. We have a few, 35c peck. . 9
A few only of new season‘s Hickory Nuts. i995: quart; only a few. very
scarce. ' I
A large wpply of that fine Sweet Cider.

Hop: to serve you.

 

 

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”.9; 5995 395‘ commences».

oo'you name the «rim Cuuuqnpnw or coon-m m
Itrdint -’ ‘ 4

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Prlodlou beyond all other persuasion- to the nuts”, on it do
larval your highest oonuidention. .4 r .

DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR ‘EYEtl EXAMINATION PI‘I. PIC.
FIOT PITTlNC GUARANTEED.

o. B. JACKSON. 1 KIT?

43 .<

u mu. arnur. NORWALK. or.

 

 

ENGRAVING. ,

ORDER YOUR ENGRAVING NOW FOR

CHRISTMAS.

DON'T PUT iT OFF. BETTER RESULTS WILL BE HAD l0 0R-
DERED NOW. ALL STYLES AND PRICES. .

8490c for Plate and 60 Card. Upward.
TIFFA9NY FRENCH SCRIPT is THE VERY LATEST 8WL99I4999

W. P. BEERS4

e acorn MAIN studs .-
so urn Nonwam

graphs

*3. 4

NORWALK

Jack'don a Photo

P (of v

Christmap

I very ulcer llna oi‘g’

AIR 1' FOLDERS IN PL! TINUM.

Sittings should be Mada Now to lawn Prompt Delmar-y.
‘No Sittinu After 3: 30 P. M.
JACKEON'S STUDIO.
All Troll-y. Pu- tbo Door.
53 WALL eraser. NORWALK TELEPHONE, 329—3. 4.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

(incorporated)

Commission Brokers

. Dealers in . -
. STOCKS. BONDS GRAIN.COTTON,PROV1SION$
SWARTZ 6‘: CORBETT BLOCK.4 SOUTH NORW
Corrcapoudcuts oP
hi. J. Sago ti: t‘..o 42 l’ roadway N cw York.
Stocks and Bonds bought for 9i9nveatment a specialty. v6.4.9 out
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A Few Specials for“ Tomorrow

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