Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 16, 1905 · page 5

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Homcfiade
Candies I

and

Pure Ice Cream

AT

LANES

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Loni Neils Notes.

 

TombrFow 4will be St. Patrick's day.

Thomas I. Raymond is in New York

today on business.
. . I,

Special in kimonas and waists at the

D. 'M, Read Company)

. .zlbogel‘s csrevens‘s hats are"‘it." '

Read their ad.

Letter Carrier Melritt is taking a

~t1ay oi‘f iodal.

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Howard Taylor has taken a position’i‘h

with White Brothers.

Watch“ ‘.A' Stull's advertising space

fol Satgulday bargains. . ,

Florists are expecting
Easter lilics‘in a few days.

 

' Repdlrs 'are‘ being made to the r‘ail-
road bridge over Washington street.

Morris Epstein, of Fort street. has re.
turned item a visit to New York city.

S.C.Eiarnun1.

Norwalk.

 

The regular weekly prayer meetings
will be held at tire Methodist and Ad-

vent Churches. this evening.
-T.-.l-———-I-

T1148 W..(§I.

no ‘1"
. o‘clookn tilt

I. East avcflu.

 

‘wStealn'ed clams. clam broth :aud
hock beerat We‘iseit's on the‘ bridge. '

The arrangements have not yet all
been completed for ,the pinochle tour-
noment among the members of the

Norw 1111: Club.

Clv ll Engiaecfi

jl Hm "’ WM l‘idfidport

morning. to totalityfl 0in the suit brought
my Frank Allen against the town
11..—

 

James Rough .and daughter,

. Macey. liaughpfind son. James Haugh.
.of IMerwin street. returned home last
evening from, Orange. N. .1.. where they

‘ attended .the funeral of a relative.

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A massive'gaa' generator and bottl-
ing machineawel'ghi-ng about a ton isI
~in'the store of “Baxter
outh Main street_ and
will be used in connection with their

.. being inataiie
Brothers. in

soda water business.

 

Governq‘ Rachelle has authorized the
f .1 li‘thezekratn of East
iladd'om. 11 ed 7 years to the Ameri-
tan School for the Deai. and has ap-
proved the bill of theConnecticut Hoa-
February,

admission

vital for the insane for
amounting to 313.785.72.

Post. master Bradley S.

New London. yesterday.

1 WM
Lincoln Council. 0. it.
hold its regular .meeting
111 ht, when the first

[erred on one candidate

('hlln Hall

cut at this meeting.
_,,...

At a regular metlting of the st. Jo-

icty held in the
rooms in South Main street. arrange-
ments for the p ytwhioh the members
intend to nrodu e alter Easter were
made and they hope to start rehearsals
(in motion the names of
all delinquent members were ordered
posted in the society 11 rooms. The de-
ceased Edward D Flynn being a prom
r of the society. resolu-
Hons oifioondolence “'9“ read and tin-

.. i‘.‘
, .

seph' a T. A;

‘ ' next' week.

incnt mambo

 

 

i. Atlas. Yonkers. N Y.; Mr. and

Mrs. W H. Stevenson. G. F.

:on. Louis E. Mofl‘l «'1. W. Bmitli Thoro-
s.H Chevalier 'A‘.‘ Davis. E18 Quack-
BJVG. val.“
«Bridgeport; W. P. Ober, South Nor-

, .wniklg. ii. ll. Beam Bmklyn1~ii.ii .
Ditchfil’roviden arm 1,: ill: Culina-

E. .WLOVQI NF. R'. Ferrell J 8.

ditch. its. Artll or 1.1111511 11,

toot‘ sailieiirgj Colliery "adornment

:‘ liii R. Bowedpc I‘pIchimton I’MIK 1,11

enbuah. . 1New «Yale:

0311111

IMHO”.

Web Wellnoi't:
annoy slit

invoices qia

'Of New Haven, has
been matting a Mortality in South

MU: will hold its *Iregu
taro weeldig‘ mating; Friday at 2. 80
g Mrs ’IgGeorgIe Willker

Wood of

Keith, oi
Norwalk; 1). Burr Reach, of South Nor-
walk. and Town Clerk Joseph G. Hy-

' tilt of Weetpoi-t were among those
who attended the annual meeting at
the Connecticut Odd Fellows' Home, at

A. M will .. I.
tomorrow
degree will be
The de-
groe will hold a rehearsal of the no r
drill to be presented at the nutmeg
3 social given by the W. R C. in Mystic
next Wednesday night.
All members are requested to be pres-

 

were Itieotl;
orday at the Hotel Clifford. , .

 

illumina- Photographer

léWlloilover you want manythin

I.I;I3;it’.I_‘Iiniit‘e1111111111until

unfolanmto wants.

 
 
 

no we equiv
We always _

goodniidntembcrtgma
Hum :11an

Taylor 811 Golden.
74 Washington Cit-«t.
_ Collin Norwalk Conn.

11,. ....._

Real estate and insurance at To?
101 G1 Golden a.

finite; Cecilio

we... elitism can just out of the
glitter, at Cuthills bridge Fish Mar-

 

Neat and nobby spring ovel'coata
to be sold at great reductions, at D
Gottiieb'a.

 

Horace Burr. of Harriet street, who
has been very seriously ill for some

' time is now slightly improved.

Special bargains in rugs at A. Dick-
erman & 8011' a during the factory rem-
nant -and surplus sale.

 

James Sutherland has returned to
his home in Norwalk from Bridgeport
where he Was a member of the Jury
which tiled young Schmidt for mur-
der.

Butler Lodge, 1. o, 0. 11. held a
legular business meeting last evening.

The condition of Rev. George Van
Alstyne, who is ill at his home in Bay-
view avenue. continues to improve.

 

Dr. 'William F Acton oi the Norwulk
Securities Corporation. said this morn-
ing that he had not the least idea of

bed lot north of the Wall street bridge
racer ly wJuirchaaod. by the company.

re now no plans. he stated.
fore a building at this point.

 

 

George L. Connor. general passenger
agontpiiiho Consolidated railroad. was
present at the gathering of passenger

goalie anIPittaburgithis week to at.-
ten the golden jubilee of the. Ameri-
can Association of General Passenger
Agents. The‘association was organh
zed there flity years ago. Mr. Con~
nor was one of the speakers Monday.
His remarks wcrcrcmlniscent of the
association‘and its experience in rail.
road work. Over 150 .were present.
No original member of the order was
present at the session,

 

—

FRENCH CABLIE N.CO'S CONCES

PARIS Marcli I16.N —'l‘he F‘iench Ca
hie Company has icteived a dospatch
from Manager Biiin at Caracas saying
that a [lid ent anuulilng the com-
paltys C6139 efision is. expected March
20.1113 110 inot mention anv seizure
or (tilting of c.ables which leads the
company. to. hope that M Bruns per-
sonal relations with President Castro
mai ob11ato summon
the meantime the- French cnbincl
council will examine the‘huestion at.
its session tomorrow following the
company '11 1e roseniatiios to Premier
Rouvloi Fore Minister Delcaase
and tilh‘er‘c i . tern.

 

"MUSIC“ H‘ALi. BLOCK DAMAGED.
PROVIDENCE. R. 1. March lti.~—-
File and water todav damaged Music

‘ 11211' block. in the ccnicl of the cltv.

to an amount estimated at $100 000
Five employee of the bakery on the
third floor escaped without sustaining
injury. but lost their effects.

“—1..

Letter .to William 6. June.
South Norwtik.

Deni: Sir; . ,We saved 840 or $50 for
Mr. .1. J. Hull. Sheffield, Pa., and didn't.
know it. and he didn't know it. till 111’-
tcrward.

This is how. Five years ago. he
bought .leadand-oii to make 40 gal-
ions of paint.'and painted it all on two
houses. one coat.

Last summer he bought 40 gallons
Devoe for the same. and had 10 gal-
ions left.

Devoe is worth $4 or 3:. 11 gallon put-
on. Yours truly

F. w DEVOE a co

 

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P. S.-—C, E.
Hubbell & Sta
Nomaik. Ind.

Dow. South Norwalk:
ion Hardware Iompany.
. it}. (iorhalu, East Nor-

walk.IsellIIq11r paint.

 

YOUR Wt?! WILL I: 'iNTER-
ICTID .
intensely in the story of the figures
in your bank book if you have one.
woman are generally more careful of
tholnIgoon'oy than than:

Be Iii careful as your wife and open
an account in the savings department
of l _

nit noun: NOR WALK
.. .. oration COMPANY;

Four ner cont allowed on Savings
f " 2‘ “mid“!- ‘

 

new Humber- oi—

"t'rHIf Laotnmout itounmc.
.ATUIDAV IVIMNO FOOT.

" MUNUIV. ‘ ,

“ll-99”“ ’

» Other whiny and other Maputo».
W «1111 :I 119111.. «

 

 

 
 

WW
'«F‘llll 11160311 and writeup. at Capt Du- '

what would be done with the r'iier'

pleasures in ’

it Has- Arelt

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We show the whole range in correct hits! for Spring—all
“tagged” by Fashion as "It. " You may hoviI the advanced
styles or conservative shapes. as you will. ‘

Volk Hats have a reputation for quality which no words of

ours can add to. The best hats of which we 1:an at $2 and $3.
. Some smart and exclusive shapes' in College and ’Varaity
Soft Hot: to which we invite the attention of dressy young men.

See them before investing in your Spring hat. $2 and-$3.

Spring Top Coats have worked to the top—boxy coverts and

longer Coats which possess distinction in an unusual degree.

‘ 11:11:11

ROGERS STEVE N
A { & ~ N1.
visnccassons 'ro cousrocxl BROS.

' South 11611111111. Tel Call, 32-2.’

$6.50 to $20.00.

 

 

 

 

 

We all seek the best. but do We always receive it.

At meal times each day we may judge of the merits
of the butcher, the grocer, the baker; but how about the
grain man who supplies the food for your animals?

Do you know if you get good clean grain I’

Do you know if 1011 get full weight?

Do you ilemilndthn veiy best grain and feed money.
can buy. and rcccl1c it delivered promptli. °

We take pride in the qualityt of our grain. our super.
for service and’low prices. 1 3‘" i I 111:]

Buy Oats Thais Clcuu.

1* -' MANUEL T. HATCH.

NEWSPAPERS

DAIILY AND SUNDAY PAPERS DELIVERED.
LEAVE ORDERS AT OR TELEPHONE

W P. BEERS,

IOIOK AND STATIONERY .TONID.

6 So. Main So. So. Norwalk. 49 Wall St. Norwallt. ,.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION. ' '

 

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MERRILL STUDIO,

UNITED BANK outtolNo.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

OFEN SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. ICLASSES lN DRAWING; CHINA. TA.
PESTRY. WATER COLOR AND OIL PAINTING WILL BE OONDUOT‘

xenon! ~.« -
Mist Oars. \Dakeinan,

Finer LesaoNs WILL a: 61V EN earunnav. MARCH 11711.
M. A. MERRILL, Principal.

 

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Special Low Prices.

on Mllllrury and run.

we 111.110 11m A rm: cm: or LADIII’ A 11 cm .
AND come. it LDIIN lum

, nu. THI LA'ru-r 1N CRAVAN arr: calm.
com 111 AND IXAMIINI oun ITOCK.

The Fair Cloak and For Store.

II WAIHINOTON 81' lll‘l‘. COUTH NORWALK.

 

. TORiC LDNSES .

Coat more and are better.
. ‘ ‘ When interested, call. .

ER 3. HOYT, Reflecting Optician,

A pleasure to expl‘i them.

il'oolt 9‘. United Q¥Bulldl ding. South Norwalli. Conn.

Special Appointments at convenience of patrol“.
naturally evenings. luv-I. .

. onloo hour: “II-"1““. 12.154100.

 
 

. with.“

Cutblll’o Bridge Fish Market

inn. . 1

When You can Got 'Ii'llli Caught visit that Out oi the Water 7
av mane 11 non sou-on. .

«can Cod Market Cod and Haddock mm 111- Coutlt.
Large and limit No. and luck Chad. lion I'M. Wonk 111.11.941.11. Farah. .

Native Chum

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FRI! DILIVIRY. i I

The Time Has Como . 53’

9 96
. Sales to 12 111,780,400.

Liquors

Thu. prices for this week:

6-1. Port Wine, 3311 Bot.
Cat. Sherry Wine, 3311 Bot.
Bi. Julian's Claret. «the lot.

Affidavit lily. Whiskey. 76¢ ilot.
Buck County, full. quart. 01 lot.
Gal. Brandy.» 96¢ Bot.
Cider Brandy, ‘ '1 Bot. ‘

SEE THEM N THE WINDOW.

The enrol-d pharmacy
Tl» Prescription Store,

council or, :0. MAIN AND
must-1'11 are.
so. NORWALK, coNN.

'rin.._'-CA1..1. 111 a.

Maples ti Ooidstllmidi Go:

(incorporated)

COMMISSION BROKERS.

Dealers in

 

Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.

Swnrtz a Corbett Clock, So. Norwaik.

 

TODAY IN WALL. STREET.
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WALL STREET, 10:10 a. 111.——A
large number of striking gains were
mixed with a few fractional losses in
the opening dealings in stocks today.
Ontario & Western was included ill
the latter with a decline of 3—4. Five
thousand shares of Chesapeake 111
Ohio sold at 58 ‘1-2 and 58 1'8, com—
pared with 56 7-8 last Knight. and 10.-
000 shares of Union Pacific sold at
136 5—8 and 136. compared with 135 1-8
last night. General Electric jumped
2 1-2, Louisville & Nashville anti (‘hi-
cago ii: Alton rose 1 3-4. Reading. 11-
linois Central. Chicago Great Western.
Colorado Fuel, Biscuit. Distillera' Sc-
curitiea and Metropolitan Securities
about a point and a dozcn or more of
other stocks 11 large fraction.

WALL STREET. 11 a, n1.———'l‘llc lllul'.
ltct. was sold freely to realize on liit‘
high opening prices“ Tilc‘JllUiil cxtcu-
sire utivuucc registered 111 the open-
llig were pretty generally wiped out,
and such speculative favorites as St.
Paul. the Pnci'ilcs, Pennsylvania. Renti-
an and il number of others Wci‘i‘ quot-
cti i'l'uctionally below yesterday‘s llllill
figures. Later on Chesapeake and
Ohio was 11111. up again to 51111.. but
the 111m etuellt had little effect on 11111-
Pl stocks .

WM 1. S’lMREE‘l noon «Plus». 1111-
plmed slightly in symputm with 1111‘
iouewcd strength in Chesapeake &
.Uliio. , But the» ll'igherdevcl again‘iu-
vited heavy profit falling and prices
of active stocks loll gl‘litzl‘illiy iii-fore
noon, New York Central 1'1 covering
1 :1-4 and someotiwrs a point. Bonds
11 crc irregular.

WALL S'l‘RlilC'l‘. l p. ill." The rally
Wits not oxtcndi-tl ticyouii thc 1111011 1012
ci of prices despite the srcngill shown
by the local traction stock». Metro--
polltau Sil‘t‘Cl Railway improved :1
point illlil Metropolitan Securities '2.
Selling was resumed just before 1
o'clock and the malket fell bulk to the
low mice of the morning and in some
cases below_

TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.

Report over the private wire. of
The Maples a Goidachmidt Co.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swartz 81 Corbett
Block. South Norwaik, Telephone 153.

Open. High. Low. 1:30
Amal Cop till 110 787... 79%
Am C £1 F (To 11117.; 3073 1111 315
Am C. & F pl 149 119 till-"vs 98%
Am Loco 456.; 41.1.“. ml tin-i.
Am Smelt 11111.1 101 v. 991.; 100
Am Sugar 143% 1437.1; 14314; 14:11“.
A '1‘ dz 8 Fe 90% 907A; 89% 897.41
A 'l‘ & S F 1111031910391. 1031/; 103%
Billie & Ohio 110% 1101.1. 109 109% ‘
B‘lllyn R T 66% 66% 110 611%
Chen it: Ohio 51114. 1191,11 57% 58%
Chi & N W “27.1; 213% 240 241%
Oh (11 West 25 25% 24% 24%
Ch M it St Pit-117,11 18271. 18014 181
Col 1" & 1 sold 115% 527.11 53%
Con (ins 2081/. 2091/11 2118‘}; 208%
Dol & 111111 192-33 193 1911/. 191%
Eric 47% 4761’. 4117i. 47
Erie Isl pf 82 82 iii no 112
Gen filler 191% i 1%, 189 189%
111 Central 163% l 4 101% 161%
Lou & Nash 1413 1451.4 142% 143
Manhattan 1’2 172 ”1% 171
M61 81. Ry 123 123% 122% 123
Max Cent 25% 25% 24% 24%
MK 11 '1‘ 3271'. 32% :12 32
M K it '1‘ pl 07 01 116% 66%
Mo Pacific 100% 10W. 108 108%
Nat Load :10 361,41 till 1111
N Y Central 164% 185%. 102% 103
Norf a West 87% 877/11. 80%. 80%
0111. at West 111% 1117111 60% ill
Poo Mail 413% 45% 45% 45%.
Penn R R 145% 1411114 114% 144%
Poo Gas 113% 113%. 1111/. 11‘).
Pros 8 Car 218% 3814 118 38
Reading 08 98% 116% 061,5
Ron Steel 10% 10%. 19% 9511
‘ Rock island 34% 34% 114% 34%
Rub Good» 20% ' 267111. 215%- 211%.
South Pac 70% 70% 00% 00%
Don Co 3.0% 311% 315V. 115%
Tenn lbi 01%: 91% 80% ‘90 ,
Texan Pac 39%? 31115 38% 1111
Union Poo 1355113111111 133% 181"
‘ Union Pace of 9010 99K 99% 0094‘
U 13 built 12 12 Ill"
.' U 8 Math 1111011114 100% 105% 105%
ind Robb her 421015 '40 .
3 Steel 1 30%.».301/6 35% 35%"
. 8 Steel pf 96%. 00% 95% 9695‘-
116th 211511,,“ 113% 23% 23%
hash pf 16% 40%. is 160%
, olii‘Un Tel 941/. 04% 94%. 94011
1 001124 24% 21% 24%

 

FINHYIOAT DAMAGED.
iiiW YORK. March 1050119 oi the

his new tarry boats of the Delaware - ’
Mahmoud or Western Railroad ‘

omitted heavily into her terry gun

at the tom. of Barclay street about

noon today. while an

unity not 1111.
tier~mtroi of her

lot. it was re,

 

“ , feminist mum rlolln were lli‘
'md‘ .41... ”a... 1 .

 

Soileclt it Price. Iiieati to fool Outfitters.
FREEDOM.

WE OFFER YOU THE nurture FREEDOM on pun small AN
lNVI'i‘E roun lNSPEC'I‘ION or SPRlNG srvnus 1N omrllirio .
1111‘s AND suons r011 MEN AND 1101's . t . . ‘ ‘

SHOES NF”

YOUNG MEN, JUST FIVE WORDQ.

1 z a a
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Swell. (Snappy. Refined. Exclusive
THE S. 8' P. SHOE

 

Top Coats, Rain Coats. and Spring Suits, 1.
for Men and Bous now leads.

OUR NEW CIm111.DREN'S Cl .O'lillNG DEPARTMENT [S ISTQCK— .
ED WITH A POPULAR PRICED LI INE OF BOYB' SHOEI.

Men’s and Bous’ Shoes$l to $47, 'I

SELLECK & PR1?

Clothiers and Furnishoro. ‘ -‘ ' c ‘ '
98 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWA‘LK.
Telephone Call 324-2.

 

 

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Saturday Special

Strictly Fresh Eggs
511111111911 

LORENZO DIBBLE

 

 

 

 

80c lug ‘. 7

.. i41.iI

Tube Rose Flour

BenHtu Fleur 550 baa . .

Potatoes . 160 pk.
UNITED GROCERY do. ‘ 1

20 North Main 31.. south Norwalk. 49 Port 81.. Int Normal. .
TEL“. Tll.’ sea-+111. . ’

 

 

 

JEDDD AND OLD COMPANY’S
LEHIGH FURNACE 81 RANGE. COAL

I: for more economical than Schuylkill Coal. .
Two Tom a! farmer equals Thm Tom of the Latin

BUY JZDDO IND OLD COMPANY'S 0011;.

Raymond iron.

11!? Washington Sinai. - .‘

HDYT s- FREEMAN

REPRE SENTING

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Harry H. Hoyt 81.50.23...
Bankers and Brokero, ' "

Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Cotton Bought and Sold for Cash or on Martin.
Member New York Consolidated Stock Exolinngo. Direct private wli'o.

 

New York, 41 and iii Wall street. Brooklyn, 871~mlton strut. LE
COUTH NORWALK. TEL. 112—3. HOYT’B THEATRE IUlLDINm.
Market Forecast Every Morning at loI O'CloiiIlt.

ills tutum«Los:::.:::;.::.='~é-~"é

Often one attribute! a lack of blame“ of vision; to ill, a i
when his gluon are wholly to blame. Would it not in well to it
your oyisonamtned again? A .

lr'o F‘Rlil. " '

O. B Jacked

. Graduate Optician.
fl WALLIC'I‘BIIT. . . . .1.

 

 

 
 

 

 

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