Evening sentinel, Friday, March 24, 1905 · page 4

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

JUST GLANCE AT THE
NEW UP.TO- DATE

floater Goon-.
AD GOOD A8 ANYWHERE.

 
 
 

 

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Local News Notes.

Mrs and Mrs George Roberts of
Westone, have visited recently in East
Norwaik.

 

 

 

~31. 25 $150 and $1. 75 kid gloves.
included In spring sale 98c pair. M S.
Smith & Co.

 

The best grain fed beef at the Pub-
lic Market at very reasonable prices.
See ad.

 

 

Room C, Marvin school. had E in
physical training during the month of
March.

—-Boal and Plush Caps. O'Brien's.

 

John H Gallagher has been appoint-
ed assistant janitor at the Franiin
school.

Herman Quittner's barn and
rings shed in Franklin street.
been completed.

car-
have

~—Rockwood‘s Cocoa, the i". D. Law-
ton & Company.

Roy Fancher will lead the Junior
Band meeting tonight at 7: 45 ociock
in the East avenue Methodist Episco-
pal church .

 

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Owing to an important out-of-town
engagement of Rev Romiliy F. Hum-
phrles, chaplain of the Third infantry,
on Wednesday evening he went to
Stamford last night for inspection with
other members on Colonel Fltch' 5 staff.

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-—5 lb. pail lard 40c. Hayes.

 

The Stillson Powell Corporation
have a most excoilent tonic and blood
rcrncdy. Stillson‘s Compound Syrrrp
of Sarsaparilia. he price is reas-
onable, 75¢ a bottle.

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T. T. Merwin, Will Schllchting. Ali
ilrro Thomson, John L. Davis, .lr.. and
Sidney |.itile.»of‘“Wilton, were. among
those who enjoyed the performance of
"The isle of Splce‘.‘ at Hoyi's Theatre.
South Norwalk. on Tuesday evening.

-Tabie linens.'towels in great quan-
titles will be found on sale during
coming week at. sacrifice prices. M. S.
Smith & Co. .

G. W. Ogden. and H. D. Benedict, of
Wilton journeyed to the Norwaik club
on Saturday evening to try conclusions
with Louis Verlin and Dr. Baldwin at
progressive whist and were defeated
by three tricks. A return game will
be played at Mr. Ogden's home on
Saturday evening.

Washington Camp, No. it. Patriotic
Order of the Sons of America. held a
regular meeting. last night. The sec-
retary was instructed to notify the
grand officers that the camp is pre-
paring for a meeting of great interest
on Thursday night. April 6th. and'wiii
have an entertainment and refresh~
ments.

 

 

—Extra large Quantities ribbons and
laces are Items of great sale. to be
sold at half price. See poster. M. S.
Smith & Co.

 

 

The people of the Nor-walks are to
be congratulated in having Miss Cla'
ra Waltenran locate in their midst.
Her Studio in the United Bank Ruli-
dlng will be open every Saturday at
ternoon from 2:00 to 4:30 o'clock. and
it is hoped that all desiring to study
art will Join her “class at no distant
date. that her permanency may be an-
sured. Miss Wflreman is an artist
of talent and w e experience, quali-
tied to teach draWUIE: china. water
color and tapestry painting.

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-—i.’i fresh’country eggs. 25c Joselolf.
.John D. Loomlh‘,‘ Westiield. Macs:
W. K. Harris. Midria, N. Y.; . 8.
Bunker. Pittsburg. Pa.; Mr. and Mrs.
George D Bangs. E. Eigner Mun Mor-
its Henry Giliam. William R. Wagner
1.3. R. Hack Edwin Bocssc. Mills Halon
’l‘yior. New York: Mr. and Mrs. F. H
Brown. Danbury; J. H Evans 0.1..
Taylor. Providenccglt. 1.; Benjamin 1).
Hilton, Syracuse, N. Y.; C. Von Ecioif-
stein, F. w. Von Egioffstein, W. J.
Meade. Brooklyn; Kirby B. Ducayat.
Hartford: J. Bailey. Middletown;
Mr. and Mrs. wD. Henry. Worcester,
Mann; G. L Hight W. R Batcheldor.
Boston; Charles B. Rowe, New Haven;
A. Francis Kottcanip, 'ilPhiludolphi
wororlucsttr mt night at the Hotel
Clifford.

PAINT YOUR lIUGGY rod 750
to $1.00 with Devon’s Gloss Carriage
Paint it weighs 8 to 8 etc. more to
th. pint than others. wears longer and
“P8 c mug:- equal to new work. Bold

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wc says A Moor Ixontutrr
Tatum And “ligand Mandy

 

, Lot about 137x200.

74 Washington It

 

 

We offer for III.
on any terms the hom:ItoId of Wm.
Rood, Burritt Ind Quintard Ivu.
All improvementc,
and In tint on» condition.
TAYLOR d GOLDEN.
not, 80th Norwnlk.

 

 
 

specials.
Read the specials in the D. M. Read
Company' a ad today.

 

 

. William A. Clark of the firm of
Whelpley it Ciar,k was in Milford

yesterday to attend the funeral of a
relative.

 

I
j.-Youman Derbies. O‘Brien'a .

Mrs. John T. Harper. of Great Bar.

(ton, Massachusetts. was in South

orwaik. yesterday the guest of Mrs.
Rbhert G. Mitchell.

Spring vegetables can be forrrrd at C.
E. Seymour's. Fresh eggs at 23c doz-
en. Read the ad.

—~J‘une Peas, 4 cans 25c F.
ton & Company. /

1). Law-

iorenzo Dibble is offering potatoes
at exceptionally low prices. Now is
the time to stock up. Read his ad.

 

The funeral of “Hilton MrMullen
Jr.. will lie held at 9 o'clock tomorrow
morning from St. Mary's Church.

 

“Chickens.
lb. Hayes.

and fowls. 12%, to 180

A report that George Clarke had
rented a portion of; his Union Park
residence Is erroneous.

Marmen Richardson is quite ill at
his home in Cedar street, with a car-
bunckle.

——-'I‘his is the lime to buy muslin
underwear during great spring sale.
gripes cut half in two. M. S. Smith

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Mr. and Mrs. Gustavlus H Goodrich,
of South Main street. who have been
wintering at Miami, Florida. are now
at Daytona to spend a few weeks.

 

There are several substantial leaders
for Saturday at the United Grocery

Company. Read the prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
~E1gin Butter, 28c lb._F‘. 1). Law-

ton & Compan r.

 

Top cont weather is just beginning.
Selleck & Price are offering several
of the latest and nutticst styles. They
also have a full lino of spring suits
and rhincoats. Read thclr' ad,

il‘rcsh ideas in ncck gnr'nltrrrr
being exhibiod constantly at Miss
N. E. Ryan's-~coming daily to fill up
the gaps made by the throngs of cus-
tomers who appreciate thr- beautiful
styles always to be found there. -

RI‘I‘

——Boys' Winter Cups
Trolley rats were delayed consider-
ably this attrr'rroon in crossing the
\‘I' all street tlrrrucl. which is bcing rc
pullcd. Some of [Mt HITS lcft the
rails brrl were easily gotten back on

thc tracks again

O'Brien I.

Tito Ocean \ccldent and Guarantor-
Corporations new $15,000 rriplc ac-
cident policy represents a marked dc-
purturc in accident under-writing.
Taylor .0 Golden‘s all. gives details.
Read it.

-r-~i“rcsh eggs, H for 23a. Ir‘. 1). Law-
ton & Company.

That there is considerable feeling in
Norwalk over .tho Japanese-Russian
war was apparent last evening at the
moving picture show at the armory.
A number of boys hissed and applaud-
ed by turns as pictures or the two fore.
as were shown. The lecturer finally
aughiugly said. “if we don‘t look out.
we will have interrutlonal complicit.
lions hero." Roth forces had its supv
porters, though the applause was
most pronounced for the Jam.

 

~Remembcr tho song-recital, at the
So. Norwalk Congregational church
this evening. Tickets, :35 cents.
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ALWAYC WITHIN REACH

loathe money to your credit in the
savings department of the

rat scum NORWALK
rnusr company,

but remember that ‘it‘ is your reach
only that it is within. . Your written
order is necessary to obtain it. Bun
gist-I have no chance to get it.

Four per cent. .ailowed on Savings
. DepoIitI

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char-gain and .

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Read A. “Biuil's ad for Satrrrday"s

run- ,rtIH, cyst-Ins mo cams. _

 

TOP COATS.

“Blood will tcii”-—our new
model Top Coats show the
deft touches of the most ex-i
pert tailors in every detail.

Shoulders. are broad; la-
peis wider; backs are full
and have one or two vents.
Fit is everything you could
wish.

Tan Coverts and Fancy
Mixtures : medium lengths in
Oxfords and Vicunas.

$7.50 to $20.

Spring Worsted and Chev-
iot Suits in all the new gray
effects.
$8.50 to $25.00.

Spring Hats and Furnish-
ings are ready.

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mule? m0 .
‘fiit lien-truly! limit .. . .
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ROGERS & STEVENS

SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
South Noeralir. Tel Cali, 32-2.

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Lowncss of price is but. a fur-tor——hlghness of quality
or general rightncss of the grain is of first importance
here.

if we soil If, its sold right.

Quality alone prices being (qual should be the rudder
of’iudgmcni, and judgment so guided will always select.
the bluit.

We dont believe there is another grnlnary in Ameri
(a “hero grcaicrcfiort is made to gltc o\uct satisfaction
than we make. If anything from this storc fails to please
bring it back. Hold us to our promise made when we
started busilrcss.‘ tiood grain, good service."

5 Buy Oats Thais Clean. r

 

MANUEL r. HATCH.

We are ncarwlust as far as the

nearest lcttcr- box or telephone "' ” , V‘

 

 

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EWSPAPERS

. \V DAILY AND SUNDAY PAPERS DELIVERED. ‘fl
1 . LEAVE ORDERS AT OR TELEPHONE ' ' I
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w. P. BEERS,

BOOK AND STATIONERY STORED.

6 So. Main St. So. Norwalk. 49 Wall St.. Norwalk. 5'”
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.

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A Business Education at

Merrill College

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

WILL on r

IT HAS HELPED HUNDREDS OFYOUNO PEOPLE TO BE CUCOECC.
FUL.

DAY AND EVENING SESSIONETUITION CHAROEQ ONLY. NO EX-
TRAS AT MERRILL.

 

M. A. MERRILL, Principal.

Special Low Prices.

on Mllllucry and Furs .

WE ALSO HAVE A FINE LINE OF LADIIO’ AND CHILDREN’ CUITI
AND COATC.

ALL THE LATEST IN CRAVAN ETTE COATI.
COME IN AND EXAMINI OUR CTOCK.

The Fair Cloak and Fur Store.

68 WACHINOTON 8T RIIT. COUTH NORWALK.

 

TORIC LENSES

Cost more and [are better. A pleasure to explain thorn.
. When interested, call.

HOMER B HOYT. Rafi-acting Optician,

m. 9. United Bank Building.

sitcom Appointments at. convenience of patron; ,
001cc hourIp 8-11r 45. 12. 45-0: 00. Saturday evenings. 'i—I.

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ROI AND BUCK CHAD. CTIAK COD. HADDOCK, HALIIUT, MAR-
KIT COD, YELLOW PERCH, ILUI FICH. WIAK FICH. WHITI RICH.

 

. 111 stocks.

 

Booth Nor-walk. Conn. .

 

:5“

SPECIAL

Friday and Saturday.
2 Quart not Water soar.

. Of‘
2 Quart Fountain Syrians,»

6,90
Guarantud for One Year.

The Clifford Pharmacy

Tho Prescription Store.
centres or so. MAIN mo
ELIZABETH are.
so. NORWALK, CONN.

TEL. CALL 152.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Maples tit Goldsohmidt I30.

(lncorporatod.)

COMMISSION BROKERS.

Dealers in

Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.

Swartz O. Corbett Block, 80. Norwalk.

 

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.--Widc
advances were, shown by the opcuina
prices. which wcr'e wcll scaliorcd
through the railroad and industrial
lists. Union Pacific rose. an cxtrcrnc
7,1. on the Mtransfer of six thousand
shares and there were gains of a point
in Atchlson, Ontario and Vt'cstern, Lo.
courorive. Car and Colortio Fuel. North
western map 2.54. and Mcrropoltlan
Street Railway. 1%.. New York Cen-
tral. Reading. Rock Island, Southern
Pacific, Metropolitan Securities and
Lead showed large fractional gains.

WALL STREET, Noon._l’riccs
spurred again after a fractional set
back. but the demand run more i spec~
New York Central was
carried up 1%., l'uion Pacific 1%. Lead
4% and Lead pfd. 41,4. Smelling 4 and
Pullman 2%. There were gains of its
to 2 in the Gould group, Illinois Central
and sceveral other stocks. Pcoriu it
Eastern jumped 41,9. Loud and Slimli-
Iug fell back 1 and 2 points and iii“
advance was checked generally. Prices
yielded and trading became tIllII.
Bonds were, firm.

WALL S'l‘ithihi'l‘. I p. nr.~»-l'riccs ot’
the more important stocks showed lit.
tic alteration as a result of the noon
day trading. Pennsylvania and Arnal
garnated Copper got a fraction higher
than in the morning and Lead rtrlllcd
again to about it. Rubin-r Goods shut
up nearly 4 points and several other
spcciultics wcr'c also considerably
higher.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

Report over the private wires of
The Maples a Coidschmidt Co.. Com-
mission Brokers. Ewart: & Corbett
Block, South Norwaik. Telephone 153.

 

Open. High. Low. 1:30
Aural (‘op 78% 701.4 Tit-'13 701..
Am C & 1“ Co 38‘»; 38% till 38».
Am I‘. or F pf I00 100 100 100
All) ice 5% 6% Mg. 5%
Am Loco 48 is 47%. Iii
Am Small 101 103 1006.. were
Am Sugar 141 1417.. Ht 1110.
AT is S he lists. 897.. so». stilt
A 'I‘ & S I“ pf 10259 102‘»; 1021/2 IO‘Zl/L-
liaito & Ohio 108% 1001.. Hutu; 10)th
Il'klyu R 'I‘ 601/. 07% 601/4 66%.
Chen 8: Ohio 57% hill/i. 67%. an.
(.‘hi & N W 2401,. 243 240‘; 212
Ch GI Wcsi 231g 23% 23%. 23“..
‘Ch M & SI P17? 177% 17071.. 177%
Col F & i 57% 59 :37“; flit-"tr
Col South 2313/. 23:); 33% 23:3:
Con (Iris 20?: 205% 205 205%»
Del & Hud 188% 189 liliiifi 1138"
Erie 45% 46 45% 457 3
Erie 1st pf 80% 80% 801". 8053
Can Rice 185% 180% limit. 150%
ili'ContraI 160% 161 1001i. 161
L.ou& Nash 1401A. 1411/; 140% Hill].
Manhattan 100 161i Hill 108%
‘Met St Ry 122% 1231.4. 122% 122%
Max Cent 24% 2411; 24's.; 24%
M K a 'I‘ [ll 05% till Obi); tlti
No Pacific 100% 107i); 100% 107%
Nat. Lead 15.9%. 4375. 39% 43%
N Y Central 160% Hill/n 10(in 10W“
Nor! & West 851/3 85% 8514 851/;
Out & West 581/; 0911. trill/3 filth.
Pnc Mail it 45 44 45
Penn R R 1417i. 142% HIM “2%
Pet) Gas 111 112 110% 111%
Pics S Car 218% 38% 3th 30M
Reading 041/, 951/. 94%, 0411.
Rep Steel 20%. 2114 200. 2r
Rock Island 33M. 34 38% 3le
Rub Goods 201,5 27%. 26M 27%
80th For: 071/. 67 I; 07 07%
Son Ry Co 3M. 3415. 34% 34M
’Sou Ry Co pf 99% 991/3 00% 99%
Tenn C & I 92, 927A. 01%, 92%
Texas Pac 377/3 38% 379i; 38%
Union For 129% 180V. 129 lilo
Union Pac pf Willa 991/3 09% 99V;
II 8 [math 12%. 12% 127/6. 12%
U 8 Rubber 41% 41%. 411/. 41%
ii i! Steel 34% 86% 34% 30%
ll 8 Street pf ilifi ‘ 05% 94% IIIW.
Wabash 22% 23% 22%: 22%
Wabash pf 46% 47% 45% 40%
West tin Tel 92% 029i. 112% 9295.

IANK BTA‘I'IMINT.
Sales to 12 m. 679.100.
*Eht. dividend. 3% par cant.
‘Iiix. dividend. 1% per cent.
’Iilx. dividend. it"“por cant.
WANT! 1'0 FIND LATIMIR.

PHILADELPHIA March Btu-.1.
Hector McNoIl, receiver for the Pro-
vident Investment Com any. today ap-
Iplied to the postal out critter for In
sistancs in coating W. H. “timer,
the missing manager of the defunct
concern. Mr. Mchni produced I not
men- of the literature which lint mar
sent through the mail I, the mailing of
which it in action was I violation of
Iii ism. . mmnt Ito
tim II. it crate ovary

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ALWAYS CONVENIENT AND ALMOST INDISPENDIDLE' NOR
SPRING AND EARLY SUMMER. LONGER THAN HERETOFOR
WITH DEEP SLITS IN THE BACK. BROAD LAPLLE .DRAPIN‘
GRACEFULLY AND RATHER FULL FROM THE SHOULDER: _ My Q
TERIALS PLAIN AND SILK STRIPED COVERTS AND REVERMD
TWILLS 1N MANY ATTRACTIVE SHADES. PRICE “50 TO mm‘

 

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WEAR A NEW CHASE STYLE DERBY AND BECOME
ESTED IN THE. S. C. P. SHOE FOR MEN AND BOYS. I

FROM HEAD TO FOOT WE GUARANTEE EVERY ARTIOLCH

 

SELLECK 8t PRIC

Clothiers and Furnishers. I
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK-
. Telephone Cali 324-2.

 

Spring Suits and Rain Coats.“ 1 451 ’

SOLD. ‘v. ‘ i ‘

 

 

 

Potatoes

One Peck

One Bushel
Three Bushel Lots .
Four Bushell Lots 550 bushel

TILL srocrt rs REDUCED.
LORENZO DIBBLE

 

Substantial Leaders for Saturdall.

HOME GATHERED EGGS, PER 002 ............................. ..... 210
VERY BEST TUB BUTTER. PER LB. ...................... .;..... 200,,
HUYLER'S COCOA SELLS FOR 256, THIS SAT" PRICE. PER BOX .. 15¢
MAINE POTATOES, PER PK. ........................... ............ 13°

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.

UNITED GROCERY CO.

20 North Main at" South Norwaik. 49 Fort 8L, East Hamill.
TEL. 20-8. TEL COO-15.

rem ' AfiD orb compare
LEHIGH FURNACE a. RANGE coat

is for more economical than Schuylkill Coal.
Two Tons of farmer equals Thm Tom of the Latin

BUY JEDDO AND OLD COMPANY'S COAL.

Raymond Bros.

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” HOYT o FfiEEniinN, .
REPRE SENTING H “m

Harry H. Hoyt 8:200...

Bankers and Brokers,

Member New York Consolidator! Sto ck Exchange. Direct private VIN.

New York. 41 and 43 Wall street.
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL.112—-3.
Market Forcccct Every Morning at 10 O'Clook.

EYES BHllllIllim r*':::.::::.:iiit~¢~’«

Oftcn one attrinum I took of alumna or which to hit
when his plan" are wholly to blame. Would It nothcii to
your cycI examined again? . .. 0

l1"! ERIC .1... .

' O. E. Jackson,

Grads-ta. Optician. a

 

 

 
 

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II WALL IritIIr. agitation

ring Overcoat:

all ’
“NPEAT and NOBBYM
ALL our LATIIT IHAoII Inc-Irvin ~35
mo: 70 mt. A‘I‘. ”mug
07.00.010.00 Ind [10.00 i 5 3 3d?
1 _ g . 10 II Ioto AT. ~ I

 

 

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160
650*
600 bushel

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SEVERAL OTHER GOOD SPECIALS ON CALLING AT THE STORE.“

atookc. BondI, Grain and Cotton Bought and Sold for GIIh'or on Marlin,“

Brooklyn. 371. Fulton stunt. ;
HOYT'O rt-rna‘ras BUILDING. ,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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