Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 28, 1905 · page 5

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totallews‘iltlles.

E. B,’ Base, of Norwalit. spent Sun
day in Southpott. 1'

 

 

Miss Grace Seymour has returned
from a visit to Boston.

Herman Qtiittner intends to elect a
barn on Monroe street

Butler Lodge, 1. 0.0. to,
a meeting tomorrow night.

Miss May Denton has
from a severe attack or grip.

 

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A regular rehearsal of Eureka l‘lo
bekah Lodge was held last evening.

——Pure homo rendered lard Sc lb.
Hayes Market.

A regular meeting at [Incas Trihn,
I. 0. R. M, will be held this evening

I Robins Brothers, of this city, were
in Greenwich yesterday on business.

 

 

Court Maltackemo, Foresters 01‘
America, will hold a session tonight.

 

A routine meeting of Clover Loaf
Circle, King's Daughters, was held
yesterday at the home of Miss ilnu
Force. on Crescent Terrace.

. “““.‘*l"—“"’ .

Mr.‘ and Mrs. Leroy Adams have re.
turned to their .1ome in South Nor-
wnlk at'torr .hricf visit with the lat
ctrg parents, Mr, and Mrs. Peter Koh-
ler.

him. and Mrs. Eugene Ferguson
have returned to their homo in idly
avenue, after spending a week visit-
ing relatives at Go‘tdt'u‘e ili'idnt, New
York.

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—-Tho handaotnost 11110 of laces to
' be soon In the work down s'alv, 513 yd.
M S. Smith It Co.

Miss A. E. Baldwin, assistant stupor-
intendent at the Franklin School. is
suffering from a severe attack of grip,
anti has been granted leave of absence
for several days by the Board.

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George W. Pierce, formerly superin.
tendent of the oltl Norwalk Tramway
Company has just been appointed
general manager of the Stamford and
New York Railway Cotnpunv, which
was atouired vestorday by the New
York, New iiavou and Hartford Com-
puny.

 

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Jan Ilnlly Society will hold its an-
nual hail tonight in Aritm i-iall. it is
expected that there will he a large
attendance of the members anti Ilit'li‘
friends front The Norwuika anti aur-
rouudlng towns. Sver's orchestra will
Provide oxeoilunt luIiE-ilt‘ tor tlant'intj.

For the accommodation of travel
returning; i'rotn \t'unhinnton to New
England pointu on account of the in-
auguration, arrangements havo houn
made to operate the Colonial Exprosu
Washington to Boston, on Sunday.
March 5111. on its rogular St'llodlllt‘.
and also to out-rate tho Colonial i'l‘x-
prone train utntthhtmntl aot'tn'tlingly
on tho same date. “agitate can hr-
checked through to South Norwailt.

—-5 lb pail puro homo rendered lard
for 40¢. iltlycs Marltot.

The annual tnoctlug of tho ("My 0!
Norwalk will I111 held at tho town as-
acmhly hall in Wall Hll‘t't"l.. Monday
ttluht, Mart-h ti, when tho appropria-
tlouo wit Ilu made. to auetuln the var‘
ioua tit-paritnonnt of tho city govern—
ment for the running your. The city
council liar. mutic 13111111111103, which will
lm t'ovorml lw an 8 mill tux. though it
in rialntotl on name attics that the at-
iu’ira or the city cannot ho oarriod on
next ,vt-ar tor itrtta than tho amount oi

money produced by an 8% mill tax;

The city t’Ullilt‘ll will hoiti a upeolal

, inuuting next. Monday night. for the
purpoat- oi clearing up tho hills of tho
iiuottl your.

W. l’. Brut-11:111. J. 1‘. ll. 'l‘ttylor.
Thornton timith li‘rod lt‘it:=.lti 'A.
Murillo.A.li\ltt‘urthy.l\i.it.l(1ll1l1 .I

Charo hi. Beardsley, .l‘.1<uhn,
D. 11. Sullivan William Davin, Samuel
Bastard (1.15. Sehoiinu. l". W. V1111
13351011910111. (1 you Eglolltitoln, 1-‘ ll.

lune. it. .I. MucMulicn 'l‘. Kollaon B.
M. Stevie New A:Ym'lt C. 1’. Monaco.
Slalom. 11111311.; 11. Nowhull Lynn:
J. P. Dorloy, (looi‘gotown; W. ii.
Maine. It. ll. 1.111011, M. ,C. Winaor (‘
J. Hoe-huh. Iloatou. ll. 1-3 Woblior.
Philadelphia; Samurai liurria. lmuito
vilieto ...l Pet-Rina, (Iltwttllllitl; W. lit-t
Latvia, Gloubrookz't‘l. 11*. Dona. Mach.

‘1.: Ml‘l. John .1. Brooke. New
York: M1111 Imogonu 911111. c. Dimoud.
South Norwaik. were guests yester-

day at the Hotel Clifford ,

on.- Will“ Pine and for

13 attainment: TO cum: ono'rt.
' {111111 cows on
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recovered

thcn the fatal attack of heart failure

”Cumulus

DENTS '
annually in the United States.
rot 111111 can noeuro a contract provid
ing a maximum death indemnity of

815. 000 and a maximum weekly manual

nity 111‘ $50 payable each week during,
disability tor not exceeding 200 woeltu

{or an annual coat .1: $25. or aomlanfl

anally tor $12.50.
THE OCEAN AOOIDENT AND
GUARANTY GQRPORATION', ,
M3913 ‘ Surplus
F0 ountiotl' 1871

$2 298 507. 26 81. 231 355.111.

I'Tayloret Golden

Washington 81., no. Norwaik. cc.

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trl 11.

Miss Kittie Gillian, oi Danhury. is

nut street.

 

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~Our entire stock of muslin our'
taint; in the mark down sale, Hit: up-
ward. M S Smith (in Co.

(2qu a number of" South Norwallt
people attended the theatre in Bridge-e
port yesterday.

 

The Rough llltler Glee Club sang,
last evening and ate hockwurat until
sauorkraut nitei their rehearsal

The Guide-n little Circle of King's
Dattlghtots oi‘ the Norwalk Co11grugu-l
tional Church will meet Friday at 3'
p.111. with Mina Carrie Seymour 62
West avenue. Souh Norwalk.

OBITUARVY NOTES

MRS MARY FITCH PAGE.

31111;. Mary Fitt'h age, mother of
Mrs. S. 11 Walking. iorniorh ot‘ Nor‘
walk, diod Saturday 111 N01 \IILllIOWll
Conn. Site 11111; taken ill a few weeks
ago of the grip and as the malady pro
greased complications developed
which caused her death.

Tho funeral SGl‘VlL‘P'. woro hrlri at
hot lute rot SllIC‘nt‘O in No1":'\11'thtoun.
this afternoon, at 2:' .111 attack llev.
licnuoih Mackenzie. of Vt'ostport, of-
ilcialed, assisted by 111312.] E. 1312.011'11

M15. Page was well known union"
the older residents of \\t"1l.llUII.

 

GEORGE RUSCOE.

George RUSCUO died Sunduv after
noon in tho Not'ualk Hospital. lie
has taken to the hospital from Pound
ltlduo. iJcooased was a. brother of
Floyd Roscoe. Cyrua ituatsoe and Mrs.
Aurou-Byingtou. lie is survived by
his widow and one son George ltus
toe. i‘unorul services 11'. ii he held
11 t'tIIIOSIIIII morning at it ot'io.:,k at
East Woods. lnttu‘;1ntnt will he at
Lt'u'iuhoro. There will also he a sur-
VIN}. this; cvt-niuu at t o'clut'lt at the
multiracit‘tof Mr and Mra.llv1ngton at
it; 1'11: S'.I.i1tnt avenue whole the remains
IIIIVG hoc-n lulu-11.1111: ltov, LMHJ' K.
MOCl‘t', pastor ot‘ the Nth-unlit Metho-
dint Church, will oiliciatte.

WILMO'I‘T H, S'i‘UItGEi-l.

Wllamtt Sturges, a well known Wit
ton rtsident, diod vet) suddenly ye's
ttzi'tiay afternoon at his home the
rosidttnt'o of Randall Storms. a l‘k’l'
ative'._ The deceased, who was 71
yours; of age, was sittin'z in a chair

t'zune on and he dropped over (load.
The funeral Services will he announc-
l‘LI lattu'

\IIIS li-3 -\Ill;Li. .\ I‘\ltiti\(.'FU\t

The (lt‘illl oi‘ M111. l~:'1iitii11 it‘ airing-
ion. wile ot‘ Nt‘hetniah I"ill‘l‘llll;lt)ll, oo-
t'ut'rod yt'stortlay at her home, it Ray—
mond street. at tho ago of t1v111ty-1s'3v~
t~11 yt'trtzi Death was due. to lit-art
Il't.)lll)ll.'. 'I'ho arrangements for tho
funeral have not yet been made.

l-‘l'lClDltAL iii" MISS JACKSON.

'l'ht 111111111115 oi' Mina Carolina 1..
.lilt‘krllll. stator ot’ l.t~:lrunti .lat'ituon.
.111: \\'l ii~lt11o1v11 Ntnwalit jeweler. were
IIIIU'II to \‘t'o;'tpo'.'t today for 1111121"
111::511. Miss .Iiit'lih'till dial in lll‘t‘t.;IiI.\'li
t-Ittntltiy. ‘l'lio Ill‘i‘l.’ll.‘1’l‘tl formerly rt?-
sldt'tl in \t‘ontpt'ut,

l-‘I'Ni-litAi. 01'“ MRS, iiltliddil‘l'.

'liio Iiillt‘"l'.’ll of him. \I'Illtain (i.
Kt lit-y will lu' III‘III at. it ti't'lutrli tomor-
row morning trout St. 11.111.- t‘liut'tta.
interment will I11) in :51. Mary‘s (‘1'.111-
ulm')’.

 

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me MONEY onesrtou
‘ was a terrible burden during the days

of tho lturolutitm. Washington had
all ht: could do to 1101111 hie littlo army
together wit hout it. “11- money uncu-
tioa la lust as important today. Ar.-
you 1111111111; yours 1111 you uhouitl for tho
lnuvitahln rainy day? Are you pro
pnrod for tho time when you cannot.
work? it not,wl1y not open on no-
maul. the the. Savltlga Department of

THE SOUTH NOR WALK
TRUST COMPANY.

4' not: contrpuldltm Savings Dopooittt.
for a... Red Man's

Masquerade
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Attorney Julia J Walah, oi Not'wallt.,
is in Ilttrtiord today on u businou‘s’

'Hviuitlug Mitts Mantle Youngs. oi’ Chottt~I

 

 

1111111111 Norwttik and was trauatorred

 

HATS.

VsooN.

FOR GOOD TROUSERS.

$I.48,' $l.92,

NOTCH NOW.

1:

South Norwalk.

 

GLAO TO HAVE YOU TAKE A PEEP AT SPRING STYLES IN
WE‘VE OOT ’EM HERE FOR TI~IE EARLY BIRDS.
MAL EXHIBITION OF SPRING STYLES WILL BE ANNOUNCED

OERBIE8 AND SOFT HATS AT $2 AND $3 THAT ARE .NOT
MATOHED IN QUALITY IN THIS TOWN. AT THIESE PRICES;

'. Good Trousers 1111......

STILL‘SELLINO GOOD TROUSERS FOR WORK BUGINEBBAND
DRESS AT THE FEBRUARY PRICES—wTHE ROCK- BOTTOM PRICES

and ‘ $3.48.

WE HAVE YOUR 8IZE AT EACH PRICE.
TROUSERS SATISFACTION WITH EVERY'PAIR.

91110123 ON suns, RAINCOATS AND oveucours FORMEN
AND SUITS AND oveacome FOR aovs ARE AT rm: LOWEST

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

FOR-

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7.” .5 .. ' ‘tthImA 1‘1.

..It'wt'l

1. WWM’VW

$2.48, $2.98

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We GUARANTEE

11111111: mallmm l

ROGERS & STEVENS ”’

SUCCESSORS T0 COMSTOCK BROS.

’I‘el Call, 32- 2.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

ARE YOU SATISFIED

with the grain and loud you buy?
the treatment you receive without saying anything though

you feel like it?

we otter you half. grain, feed, 0112.,
tuinahle anywhere.

large, weighty reasons why
you need our scrvic 0.

Buy cats that are clean

MANUEL T. HATCH.

 

it not we want your business because

You can depend down to it certainty
on receiving {ruin us precisely what you alderman doctor-
ing of goods-no substitution.

Do you put up with

that am the best ob-

‘I'hese are a few 01 tho
we want your business and

 

Eaton -T- - - Hurlbut’
Writing Paper
W P... BEERyS

BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
6 So. Main 81.. So. Norwalk. 49 Wall St.. Norwalk.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION. .

 

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Competent BoOkkcepers and Stcnographers am called for daily at

MorrillBusinessCollege

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

Illt‘ prtatyressivt' young man and young woman should prepare

to tut-t-t Illc demand 1in

Enrolling at Merrill, March 151'.
Hooks and Stationery art' frcc.

 

SpeCIai Low Prices.

on Mllllnery and Furs.
we ALSO HAVE A FINE LINE or LADIES’

AND COATS.

ALL THE LATEST IN CRAVAN ETTE COATS.
COME IN AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.

The Fair Cloak

68 WASHINGTON ST REE'R SOUTH NORWALK.

AMANO

in the man who hurt prusurvt'a thont-t faculties with which auturo hun outlowod

l1l1n.}io may "little to woar glil‘l‘ntiti”

it-lligenco thankfully tit-ot'ptu this lil'IIlli‘lIII aid when hiu «you tell of 1111 heed.

When yout'a Sl'lthii lot 1111 ACT. Our
HOMER B. HOY'I‘.
Roch 9. United liunk Building

Boot-ltd Appointments at
Oillce hours 13-41145. 12.lu~11:1111.

SISTER MARY "AGATI'IA All... I“

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First Denthln Convent of The sacred
'Huart in Anemia.

'l‘ho iit'et death in the couvont oi‘
the Sacred Heart alone it won outah.
halted in Amount. nearly a more of
,vottt'a ago. occurred at four o'clock
youtorduy morning. when Stator Mat 1'
Agatha panned away. after a ton tluy' a
illness with the grip. She was: 33,
years or age and came to Anuoniu
some live years; ago.

Slater Agatha natured at 11011111111
in 18913 and alter a novltinto of iwu
yearn and a halt took the veil Bite
remained for u. ultortmorlod in a con-

to Ansouia. Her 111mm wan Elizabeth
Kalahor. and her 110mg was in Moo

' idea. where she has a mother. brother,

and ”31GB. .. ~

 

 

Sitter Aunt In: rat 1111A

 

 
 

not. much longor survive.

 

Correspondence solicited.
M. A MERRILL, Principal.

AND CHILDREN’ SUITS ”

and Fur Store,

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I‘t‘ SENSE
WIIIOBI. poupiu “07"IJIII‘. the map oi i11~

aervioe treatment will be right.

Reimcting Optician,

South Norwnlk. Conn.
convenience of porous... '
Saturday evoutngs. 7-9.
fourth outdo 3.11.5111. in tho convent.
school and was much beloved by the
puplla. lior pleasant Ways and kind
iy disposition made her a gonorul
fuvotitc with the children, who were
much oriented when they heard or hor
do 11h St-hooi wan til ivmiauod fur the
tiny and the children returned to their
homes woo‘ping.

Slater 1111111111111 illlit'an Wan duo in a
cold which aim contracted some (hiya
ago. She continued with bar duties
until a. wuok ago 11th 'l‘htirutiay, when
~11 imu attack at the grin not. 111 that
aim wan obliged to relinquish 11111
work. Her condition. i3ili1'dlby‘,’i became
serious and it was 11111111 thou-it a timid

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

This morning at 1 china!”

mains. were toniovod‘hto Sacred 311151;, _

I ,NI'W \‘ork Control a Ir It.

‘ . (3911' lill and Nutdit'iilu (T hatlanoogt a
. immediately

,vl'in 1‘. ‘t‘lvt‘uj‘

‘II 111 Lentil 111‘ 11111.;
I) S Rulihor

TOILET-SOAP
of Worth

0111' Sean stock its-1111 unusually
high grade one. it contains ov-
ut'ything over handed in 'l‘oilot,
Nuruoty, Bath, or Shaving Scam-1.
and you can he sure the finality
is riuht Our prices are always
1111 low as can ho had.

The CliffordVPharmaoy
The Prosorlfiilon Siam

CORNER OF 80. MAIN AND
ELIZABETH STS.
80. NORWALK,‘ CONN.

V TEL. oALL 15.2.

 
 
 

 
 

 

TODAY iN WALL STREET.

NIZW YORK, Fob. 28.-'TIID auspcn
sion of w. J Donovan a. trader on the
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum 112x-
t'hanno, war; announced today. The
amount involvud in the failure in said
to be small.

NEW YORK, Feb, tam—wan tho
filing of a hood by the revolver today.
'it. developed tl1at.ti1o liabilities of the
firm of Elliunwuud it Cunningham,
bankers and hroltora, will total $33.-
239505, with annots at only $2fifih‘01.

WALL-S’l'ltltlltI’l‘. 10:10 a. tin-«Lon»
don advanced the prices of Americans
this inotning, I1'..i thr- opening: in tho

leadership throughout.
of stocks. IantL'Vt'l‘. ‘.\'-'.‘I'(.\ higher and
trading was; twitter than ytkstorday'.
Uonuolldntut (ins ro'ee :5, Baltimore t'k
Ohio i Hi and .‘.it~t1'op')lil.'1n Street.
Railway :1 large fraction. ’l‘ht'ro wort:
transfers of 11.5th Sllill'l:.-.I of Southern
Jacilit' at 7:: Hi and 7': 1-4, t-mnpar-iti
with 1.1 last night. Minnoaoolis, 151,
i'aul and 5111111 Stu Mario lost 1 and
l’ but tho lrtt~
ior lintnt'tilattiy rallitnl to above last
IlI"...IlI.

WALL STREET.11 a 111~~Tho
strength 01‘ l‘uion. l‘at'ltlt N‘IIIII‘III'II 111 it .
m tlrtwhoio In syrtnpttln iiiu [111‘ ii
tractioua Using 1 to 1 l' C'ousolidat

The majority

vii (loss 3 1-3., IIlIl.tl'll!lIIi.IIl.‘il I‘.11\'or ii
and [‘ulilnun ii l~2. A SIIIlLll'll war.» or
liquidation thou t‘flllfif‘i‘l u \llilt'lil

break in prit-tw. l.’111't:n l’ur'liit' was
swept iitt‘t'r points bolow lust. ni;;ht.,
New Yonk t‘t'ntrul 2 3-K, Northwmtt-ru
‘3 1-3 Sottllto-tn I’t'itilit' 2 l S lllinnit

:51. Loni}; ". St. “ml 1 Ill,
(‘ottl 3 and auroral lo: '1
stocks. '1 1111111! or mote.

ltllllt‘lyS .1
prtuniut‘ut
Llil "I I).t1'lllt
rebounded Ol't‘tl 2 111.1: "ms
and Stutthvrn Put the. Si. l‘uui and How
le; (.‘cntral a point.

\l'.\i‘.l. S'l‘Ri'll'l'i‘. nonnm’l‘hp sud»
guru. [lite dot-lino lhtt ...
ponrahrt: of :1 hour raid tltwiynti ~,..
tlli.ltl\l,t'.1’“iilt‘.|l It‘ltlft Ql‘ilil.. in ..l;i.'h i'
succeetit‘d. Prlroshnrdruul tnlt 11.1.1!
t”‘.".lt‘l,‘t' ilIIi'I lllt IIII It't' 111.1 till
the 11.111111: was onutparwath i1 uuim
ilolott'tl stilintt t-nusttl lt..1:11:1- or :1
11111111 or “1.... in a llllllllll'l‘ 111‘ lllllitil
railroads and induult‘lals. Bonds \vet‘"

heavy. ' .
\\'.-\l.l. ST. 1 11 m.~—-I'nlon i’arr'ilt'
‘szi'utluaiiy up Ul about 1:15 and Illt'II

llIIllI}:l_.l.‘Ik‘ did mitt-1' fit‘lllt‘ Nil-TIM, ow-
ing in a {rt-uh (Il‘t'i‘l‘r‘ltlil oi Fllt't'lllflll\’1'
inn-rout into :1 uninitwr ill low at‘tlw
prt'pt-riiu.:. Pullman lt'tl this 1:111:19
bill) a ittilgo (11‘ 1:11 points. .\ irt'nh
1lI‘I\'~.' noninct l'niun l'at'lnt' and N. Y.
1“‘t-t1t‘rai i'tillllill‘llt‘l‘tl at. l u'vlm'k and
'hoy or: well as other ut'llvo lt-atiora
ut'ro lort'otl down in-tivt'on l and 11
points, New York Central tout'ltittg
lz'ttl. '
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
_ Report over tho. prhato wires 01'
Thu Maples & (loidnelnuidt 00., Com-
mission IIi‘tllit’l'n‘. Swurtz & Corbett

Bloch, South Norwalk. Tolepltono int.
(1111111 iilrh l/1'w (‘lostv
Allltil (Top 71‘1'1. 71”.. 7:31. 773...-
11.111 (‘ t“.- F (‘0 3:7 .iit It; 31“.. 3311.3.-
.‘1111 (‘tit (iii 31%;; {It‘ll £11m 31.1.1.
Ant it'o pt 3111.1; .lilr'l 31.111. 3113.".
Am l.tlt'ti tII‘. ZJIII” 4|?“ 43.1.,
.1111 Smelt 111111; 11117.. no 91111;.
.1111 Sonar Hf. lit". III MIT},
11‘ a a 1‘11 110 11111;. to». 111w.
\ 'l Sci-1F pfltl‘lg 102% Itl’lt’t 1033.1;
Iiulit‘) tl't Ohio I“? “it. 11111:. lill'I/i. lii't‘iu
it'ltlyn it '1' 1: 13h titi‘itt til-'1. tltl
(.‘IIOH Kv Ohio 5:] id '1'. i’ttlil'. hi
i‘hi S.- N W 2-H 231 2H 2-“
(‘11 (It Wont Bill-2 911'”; :13 231.;
(in M & St P 17511.4; 171% 177’»; 178-1..
("oi 11‘ .1; 1 full}. M71. hi 511.5,.
(‘1111 (lap 2“? 2119‘s 207 211113.;
1101 a. Hail Willi, lilil li’li.’ 1911
Hot. South hit. 11‘... .1141, i111}
Itirlo. 11; «1:11., 1:11.; .11;
1.110 let pi 11111.1, 111111, 11111:; 11:11.;
lion hilt-t" 3&8 1.511141 lot; 1813
Ill Control 1 1:11 ltitl ”17% 15111.1.
1.011 & Nash 1101;. 14111.; 1119 11111:.
Manhattan '72 ll”: 1713.44 111%
Mot St lty 1132 ”2311121111. 122% '
hit-11 (311111. iii“. L'I‘t. 2.11/1 iii-’11.
M K it. 'I‘ 9.2 31! i.’ 31!
M 11'. N 'l‘ of 31‘: tit: tin-’1'. 1.:1’.
Mil I’llt"lllt‘. 109% 109%; IIISI‘A Will/{.1
1.111 Loud Illilti. 35 3311.1 ill}
N Y Control 11.11% 11.1111. 1111513 111713..
Ndrf & Wont 8711.1; M 831/. 811
(1111. ll: \Vt‘lii. Milt 511:. .111 5411/ ...
11.... Mail 47 47 I7 117
’I’t‘titi It‘ll. ' l-l-W. HIM; Hit Milli.
Poo Clan 108% 10831.. 11111111. 108%-
Itcttdiug “all 1157.,» 1111151. {ital/4
Itcp Sit-oi 'JIIN l?” mu; 1311.43
Nook inland Gilli, ' 363,111 3.5% 36:11
Ituh floods Iii-ill. 26 3531’. 2G
South Plit- 731.1. 7214 61111. It’ll.
Sou Ky 00 3111).; um... 35 3131,13
Tenn (1 & 1 11131.3 "113% 90% 941.4
'I‘oxnu Ihic "" ti" 371.1 37‘: Ill-115,
Tluion’l‘hto illllll ‘lil!’ r

Union Pitt: or audio
I.) ll Math 121.1.

41% ‘
II S {‘31qu llllfill
11 it Steel pf 11.1311:
Wabash L’il
Wabash pl 4'?
West U1: Tel 1111111
1111.. out 211.1

ROGKVILLB PASTOR onerous.
o . for tire yearn pastor of the Van

 

stock market hero d1d not follow tho'

itiocxvtbhill. itch. lis.-~Wiiilnm I
dtor coagfegational Ohuroh. 111111

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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Raincoais at 11111 Pace
$111.00 RAIN COAT AT $5.00. $1500 RAIN COAT AT
1 $12.00 RAIN COAT AT $13.00

, Men’s Overcoats. '-
- $10 00 OVERCOAT AT $5.50 '318.00 ovancoAv A‘r- ;,' ,3 511.7
$15.00 OVERCOAT AT 69.00

Odd Trousers. ', . '1

PRICES RANGE FROM $1.13 TO $8.50.
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.L’iueu'Collars. ‘

15c COLLARS AT 5c EACH; .101; PER D02. 1 ' ,3

SELL EEK 8t

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I am overstocked and it is time to reduce my holdings: 1' For I; ,.
will sell as foilowo: Peck, 20c: bushel, 75o; 3 bushel 10117011 bushel.
bushel lot, 65c bushel. ',. ' ‘

Maine Stock. Good Cooking Potatoes. No frost.

Bargain Lot Seediess Oranges. 176 size, fine quality; lswethV. ,1"on fruit.
25: 1102... Bargain. '

Bargain Cake .Sale. Orange Cookies and Butterm; Godkiés, .ftgshV .'

stock, just in. 10: lb. ~ 1. . 3.1. _, ‘
Rice bargain still holds, 4c 1b.; 7le fer 25c. ~ I’ " ”I" .
Butter. Strange é; it may appear our pure Bhttcr io‘ a bargain, Would

cost now Site wholesale; our p-ice, Creamery Tub,I 34c: lilting, 35¢. , . t
Cutting some of the Richest" le‘lECS that cver.wa$. Mellow out! fine. ‘ '

Try it. , ;‘ ,,

Fvesh Eggs. Will have a fair supply of Fresh {Eggs at 37c doz. for Sat- ,

urday. Case Eggs, 34c doz. 5:.
Hope to be of good service. We wait your or* rs... 1..

LORENZO DIBBLE

NEW INVOICE TUBE ROSE FLOUR, PEP BAG.
BEN HUR FLOUR PER BAG ......
I2 LB BOX ROCKWOODS COCOA
ARMOUR'S HAMS PER LB.‘
LEAN SHOULDERS, PER L8. ...................
CALIFORNIA PRUNES. PER LB.
3 JARS JAM ...............................................

BURNHAM’S CLAM CHOWDER, LARGE CAN
SPINACH. LARGE CAN
3 PKGS PURINA PANCAKE FLOUR
3 CANS VAN CAMP’S CREAM ..... ......
EXTRA NICE PEACHES, LARGE CAN .....................

NICE ASSORTMENT 01- ORANOES. APPLES, CELERY. 'VCRANBgR-
mes, SWEET POT/1.,“rozs ETC. .

UNITED GROCERY CO.

20 North Main Sta. South Norwaik. .. 49 Fort. at. East. Nbrwalk-
TEL. 26—3. ’ ‘TEL 369—45.

JEDDII IIIIID 01D GOMPANY'S
LEIIIGI'I FURNACE & RANGE COM.

to far more economical than Schuylkill Coal. _
Two Tons of former equals Three Tons of the Latin!
BUY .1500!) AND OLD COMPANY'S COAL

Raymond Bros.
13.? Washington Street. '

“'rtov'r a. FREEMAN
' Representing

HARRY H. HOYT 8: COMPANY

BANI lLlel {AND BROIIXERS . H .

Stocks. Bonds. Grain and Cotton {Bought and $01th
for Cash or on Margin
Member New York Coussolttlatttl Stock Exchange. Direct Private
\Vit‘t'.

NI'W \(iRIx’ 41 and 43 Vi: all Street
BROOM MI 371 I'llIICIIl Street. . ' ‘

South Norwnlit. lei. 112-3. Howl's 1111111111: Building.

The Maples 1. Goldéchmidt‘
‘ (INCORPORATED). ‘ Lt.
Commission Broke
Stocks. Bonds. fiNlGNGGIIou. . Provisions.
Swartz til Corbett Block.

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