Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 13, 1905 · page 5

 

 

 

 

m , We offer for sale at a bargain and‘
a . on easy terms the homestead of Wm.

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4‘ I c "r

. ‘ ‘2 p . ‘ __ B. Read, Burrltt and Ouintard avoa.‘
«WIT, I’LANOEr AT THE Lot about 137x200. Ali Improvements,’
‘ . and in first class condition.

NEW UP'TO'DATI TAYLOR O. GOLDEN.

74 Washington street, South Norwaik.

 

 

inert Goads OBITUARY NOTES.
EDD . s. 6 .. ’ . ~——-
"' " ’4" ”.5 “TIME"E 1‘ rhoMcRsih rmmsswliivlm 1158'

' ‘ as. 0 rs. are . tevens,
pug“. 0.936000 AND LOW wife of Alfred Stevens occurred Tues-
TDD. W fl . day evening at her home. 88 Milwau-

_ ' . - .. ‘ kee avenue, Bethel, after a short iii-
AT noes. Her death was caused by ode»

,.1 . _ M . .’ ma of the larynx. She had been ill
. ,1 » . ». , with the grip, but had nearly recover-
. I. . .’ ad from that. Monday morning Mrs.
.L , 1‘: ‘. ' Stevens complained of a soreness of

' ' the throat. which rapidly grew worse,
:, ,‘ . :I . ‘7 ........._- , . « , until in a few hoursshe was in a crit-
. - ' teal condition. An operation was per.
5&1,’WA8HINGTDN OT. formed for her relief. but her physic-
, . > . . ‘ » lithiwere unable to save her life. The
deceased leaves a husband and seven
children, Mrs. Annie Britta. Albert.
Harry. David and George Stevens. of

2.2.1,...‘isvlt .1 - :» ”‘7
' ‘ Bethe], Mrs. Nellie Brundage, of Nor-
00a ews 0 BS walk. and Mrs. Jennie Foster. of South
. Norwalk. The funeral, will take

Friday afternoon.

 

 

, Fresh and cheap fish at Captain ouroooa RECREATION ON sun.
Ditcross’. flood the ad.

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DAY.

“ (Evening World, April 12 1905.)
-—Puritan Chick Food for sale by r. “Four bagebadll playerwrresled at a
D. Lawt '. me on on ay were promptly die-
on 8‘ Company. lchargedhb'i‘lae Ma‘gistrate held that so
t , .. . orig as “a m as on fee was collected
mam issuznnouncement of S Fox I“ the police had no right to interfere.
. . What is there about Sunday outdoor

, . .1 sports that believers in strict observ-
Womons 81199110? patent 00“ 0" ance of the day find them so immoral?

lords at $3.00. Glover's the place. if proper respect is shown for the
--————-——~——- ‘ ., peace and quiet of others they should

Beginning Monday, April 17th, there be encouraged. Healthful exercise
will a Week's demonstration of Heine‘s beam“: Blitz“. m‘t’fatlly a: Web” 8‘5 ghylil'
57v“ ~ ~ ‘. .. on y. ahnot cteriat oyssoud
”Mb" at C' L Seymours play ball on Sunday. for instance than

Arlcolleotldn-of dainty handkerchiets 1°“ on the streets, where ”"3"" is

Is now on‘exhibition at Reads. Read fifififistglfigtf 0! mischief for idle

the ad. .fgdescriptioa. .

 

che‘qu'er has just stated that outdoor
Swell top coats at Rogers & Stev- recreations and cheap railway excur-

ene'. “Aillthd latest styles and fabrics. alone have helped materially to reduce

Read the ad. drinking in England. Which is the

‘bctter school or morallty—-—the baseball
A regular routine meeting’of But- field or‘the Raines law “hotel?"

dor Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F., was held last —— ’

evening. _ FIRST PRAYER MEETING OF THE

W YEAR.

 

 

The Jewish Passover will begin on The first prayer meeting of the con-
Wednesday nightuof next week. The terence year will-he held this even.
fll‘l-lt night Is known as Sedar night. log at the First. Methodist Church. The
» pastor, the Rev. W. W. T. Duncan, who

Miss Sallie 'Hyatt, of Brush street. has just returned from conference will
Norwalk, was a visitor in New .rYork. lead the meeting, and deliver an ap-
yesterday.‘ propria’te stillness on the, topic “Watch.

---—---‘- man. What of the Night?“ 'l‘hcrc

George Rhee, the popular clcrk vat will be good congregational singing.
the Selleck and Price store, in Wash- and the service is open to all.
ington street, attended Barnum‘s -———-—~—— '.-
circus yesterday; in New York. BANK SUES FORMER CASHIER.

’\ ',“‘"‘—"“"‘ MARBLEHEAU, Mass. April iii.~-

The many friends of Oliver IA. Grow, The Mnrbloheatd National flank. tin
who went to Southern Pines. N. 0.. affairs of which are in liquidation, has
some time ago. will regret to learn brought a ciyii suit against William
this his condition is unimproved. Reynolds, its cashier, and his bonds-
~-~ men to recover the. full amount of

~Norwalkl'0hapter. i). A. it, educa- Reynold's bond, $20,000. The bank
tionai committee will sell decorated claims that a shortage of 319.500 was
'Eastereggs at the Historical House, found in the accounts No criminal
" 8 West'av'eduegii‘rlday and Saturday action has been instituted.

the 14 th and 14 th, from 3 to 6 p. m. '

 

 

 

 

 

Letter to Mr. R. E. Morgan,

1), Gottllob is advertising some East Norwaik.
choice Easter offerings in his ad. to- Dear Sir: if our agent charges
day. You will find it on the eighth you 10 cents more [or a gallon of
page. paint than somebody clsc. don't think
—- he is making more profit; we charge

Star of Columbia Circle, C. F, of R., him more; It costs us more. it is all
is making arrangements for their on paint, true paint, and fuliqncnsure.
uuai sociable'whlch will be held In No other paint is all paint, ‘ true
lied Mcn‘s‘i-laii, May 12th. paint. and full-measure, so for as we
. - know. This is wrong. We know

A 18811181” 111081105 01 Endeavor Clr- some that are pure and full-measure.
l'IE. King's Dauzhters. was held at but weak, thin. too much oil and too
the home 01' Mrs. E. E. Gorham, ll) little deal-andvzlnc; an honest sort of
East Norwalk, yesterday. weakness; don't know any better, may

' be.

M188 E5819 Peabody's physical CD" It amounts to this: ~So far as we
ture class met last evening at the linear, and we think we know the
town assembly hall. The class will whole American trade; there is no ot -
BhOYIlY give an “11111111011. or name but Devoe that stands for all

‘ ---+-—-' paint, full-measure. and right propor-

House cisaning.‘.timc Blisgests new tion. That's why it takes less gal-

iloor coverings. The Boston Store ions and wears longer.

 

 

 

has a nice line of "railings and fibre . Yours truly.
rugs'which they will be glad to have i“. W. DEVOE & CO. '

you examine. Read the ad. 97

 

80018 01 the employees 01 Ill“ 100" Hubbeli & Staples Hardware Company.
dlvlslo of the, Connecticut Railway Norwalk. and a 1g (lorham, East Nor-
undv‘ ghting company-went to Bridge- walk, sellout paint.
port. today. to get open cars which
have been ndcrgolng repainting and
revarnishing.

 

A. .1. Collins and Company have
hung a large sign 'on the side of their
store. The sign was a very heavy
one. and the efforts of eight or nine
men were necessary to get it iirmly
bolted to the building.

M

The tire co ' ables of this town have
rmelvcd not! cation that the annual
convention of the Connecticut Fire-
man’s titatc Association will be held In
Merldcn on Tuesday and Wednesday.
June 20 and 21.

 

 

 

in at lanai two of the hat factories.
of Danbury. the trade is hoidlug on to AN IAITIR PRESENT
16.13113"li.3“".lt.ii.'i°‘llli“£ $311 to" “or“ pygmy" i" a bank
force I“ every department I“ “In" M foetk‘of atihgudi'ttt‘idugailbng mgormm
in fact that it in now the dull season. ‘
I 1’ dry time you make a deposit your tor-

 

‘l'hoy are making stilt hats exclusively. tune increases. You can have one by -.

«Puritan ‘laying Stock Food. (or opening an account I“ It”

sale by r. h, iawion a Company. 1 mt SOUTH NORWALK

 

the role of Abraham Jacobson. the

, . Others have moneyiby depositing a‘ . ,.
. ”$1311.. 1111..33.§"°X§111"2011.’11111 m.,, m.,. m... 1., ”.9... a... w... is far more economical than Schuylkill Coal.

son why you should hot?
31:11? d:&§,.‘“:,,“"ffi"§,2§f°& Four per cent. allowed on savings
hilt: old-sons ram with elaborate 4mm-
. stage mountings to excite the eye will
anioy this production. The play In
universally acknowledged to be the

 

but pm of its kind ever written by

.. .. Bitiiittsii ill

dot the management of Sullivan, Nor“

do titles“. 1 d
_ . at
7’0” HOD“ OLIANINO AND FOR to or

31111-03" I'l‘é‘llfi‘fi‘mlfl , Samples. at

 

 

 

 

_ Swell ,

Nothing old here—everything is new.
New made! Top-Coats, 35 inches long, lasilk-striped’and 1. ,
Plain Coveriji 7.. 4-; -1. n; 4 ”blank"! Pharmacy
Br d-iahonlderspside collars and lapelstlolpsofitting col-
lars; looscvvcnted backs. I
$xo.ooito $20.00.
Raincoat: in fancy mixtures, Oxford and
Hart Schal‘iner & Marx, $15 to $20.

'blac'k', tailorodhy
The best showing of smart Spring Suits in town; come

Everything new in Spring Hats, Caps, Shirts, Néckwoar,

1 17]”! .

Gloves, Hosiery, etc.

New‘Spring Suite for beys, $2.50 up.

, Cotton.
I R0 ‘ E\RS STEVENQ Swartz a Corbett Block, So. Norwalk. 5 ELL
» l. a t ,
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
South Norwalk.

 

Tel Call, 32-2, wards all around on a fairly large voi-

w—lw... m .m..w..—M¢a— -~>-—«

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Get Well and Strong.

' At. this‘ time of the year a

 
 

Seileck '& Price. Head to foot Outfitters."

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great many people are apt to be

Beef Wine-and iron.

it builds up the'blood, invigor-

LARGE BOTTLE, 600.

 

Tho Prescription Store.
CORNER osa‘o. MAIN AND
ELIZABETH are.

be. NDRWALK. cons.
no. can an.

(incorporated)

COMMISSION BROKERS.

1

Stocks. Bonds. Grain and

n Dealers in PRICES.

 

TooAv lN‘wApCL eraser.

—*
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. nip—Open—
ing prices of stocks today moved up-

 

ume of business. Tennessee Coal

 

 

: The British Chancellor ot the Ex- .

 

 

Any man who has been handling Flour. Feed and '
Grain for fifteen years, ought. to know how to buy to best
advantage, and help his custmucrs get the goods they
want. at the price they ought to pay.

We do n lily,r business, buy in large quantities, and
sell cheop~but goods always the best, '
know—orougiit io llnowmhow good “Crockcr's
Flour" is, it's the best. ,

Well, our mill food. outs and corn arc the best of
their kind too.

Let us prove it. to you.

Buy Outs That‘s Clean.

NE"

DAILY AND‘SUNDAY PAPERS DELIVERED.
LEAVE ORDERS AT OR TELEPHONE

W. P. BEERS,

aoox AND STATIONERY arouse.
6 So. Main St. So. Norwalk. 49 Wall St.. Norwalh
TELEJHONE counscrlon. '

MANUEL T. HATCH.

 

/ ‘ M/ WALL S’I‘Itlfllfi'l‘, I ti. m.—v.\1tnlc.‘uiii

 

3.
"‘ Open. High. how. 1:3c

gs WASHINGT

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sMAa'r suossroa MEN. cLAesv

W SING STYLE. CHARACTER. ,OUALITYf ‘

Maples a collision 00:

BOVS' SHOES IN OUR CHILDREN'S .CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
WILL APPEAL T0 MOTHERS.

new CHASE osusvs AND MANY STYLES sorruars. . , .
KEEN COLLECTION OF FURNISHINGS AT vsnv moosnlwa

LII . A ‘6'“

EC“: PRIuE

Clothiers and Furnishera‘. ‘ '
ON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
. ‘ Telephone Call 324-2. I

5 t a

run down and just ready to he , \ . .

sick. All that is needed. to turn

the tide toward perfect health is . .

agoodtonicllko ‘ ' . . ., 2’

' for : . . ,

ates the nerves and gives re- , .

sewed strength, energy and vi- . t » ‘
tallty, , | p , ... A, . .‘ “

Brown and Gray'-

WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR oun‘a LIKELY. |‘
one new. MODELS, m, sPaiNo eACK sun's
0F TAILORING aKiLL. '
"Alto connect. boobie-
WINNERS“ wrm rill
\.

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I

An: MARVILO

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was the leader with a gain of 2%.
Smelling rose 1%. Brooklyn Transit ‘

about a point.

As a consequence the list showal a
good deal of fovorlshncss and St. Paul

Amalgamated Copper reacted bclow

Reading were bid for and it wont

In of 1221. .,

WALL STREET, nonnwilcadim;
was pushed up, W641 and Smciting to
within a shade of 124. But thc general-

WAld. STREET, ii a. ut.-~Shur'p For Seed Potatoes of the best Mal
changes occurred between in and ii demand at right prices. Early Rose, Beauty Of Hebron a
o'clock in a few stock representing 30c pack. or $1.10 bushel.
the results of the profit taking of thc 35c peck, or $1.20 bushel.
opening advance and the nggressivc Onion Sets, 156 quart.
efforts to force chosen stock upwards. tie Gem Wonder. prices right.

Grass Seed—Reclaimed White Clover, f d
. -' . . you wish to sow a little bare spot a too package 0 see

Ntw ioik Central. Union Pacific and Seed Beans—White Wax,

the previous close. large blocks oi" Limas. 991° Limas. .

Sliced Dried Beef is going good; motst an

through all-offerings until it crossed isfaction.

07. Smelling encountered hcury rcul 5995' "951““ and

flavor. . The finest
quart. ‘

x

1% and N. Y. Central, Kansas and 'l‘ex- I
as pfd.. locomotive pm. and Lead LOOK Na

Black Wax, Golden Wax,

finest. if you want finest
lzing orders at frequent singcs of the laid within a‘ tow days,come to "3° as i am supp
advance, but it oxeninaily got within er folks. who bring fine ones, 22c doz.

Superb New Crop Porto Rico Molasses. Fine color, ‘ good weight, fine
ddhink I ever had. Try it to

Early Ohio, Early Northern,

 

 

sciliug of representative railroad

not over 1011. and it. worked up to
103 50%, becoming dull at that icvcl.

The Maples a Goldschmidt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers, Swartz & Corbett
Block, South Norwalk, Telephone 15
Amni (lop 852% 881/. 87% till

Am C & F [11104-141 10471. 104% 104%.

 

-, TORIC LENSES b ., i.

C0“ m9“ and are ,bette pleasure to explain them. A‘“ “’0" “9% “”5 “9 5’9““

’~ ‘ When interested, -
HOMER B. HOYT, Refracting Optician,

R001) 9. United Bank Building,

, Speciai‘Appointmenis at convenience of patrons.
Office hours B-llad. 12.45—6:00. Saturday evenings, 7—9.

YOun

South Norwalk, Conn.

 

ILL BUSINESS COLLEG

souru NORW ALK. cons.
Cannot Meet the Demand for
compsrsur vouno MEN.

8min Term. M n ititi 16t'h’li‘tW16iiM
TIONERY FREE. g “h“ ““ I“ “ ’ "

M. A. MERRILL, Principal.

BOOKS AND 31' A

 
 

pocial Low Pric
on. Mllllnary and Fun .

WI ALDO HAVI A FINE LINI OI“ LADIEB' AND GHILDIIN' IUITI l’ac Mall 45 Ill 45 40
AND ODATD. ‘
ALI. THI LATEST IN ORAVAN ETTE CDATD.

00M! IN AND lXAMINI OUR STOCK.

63 Mo Pacific mm mm. my. 107%
-

. o cc :1 ': 4 22% ,, , ’
The Fair Cloak and For Store. litidhir iii till}: it:
M..- " Vfiflfjffl’sta‘n: poo-m NORWALK.
’
JEDDO.AND OLD COMPANY s Union Pitt: 1" 99% 33% 22% 1412?, . 'V.‘ ‘ F. R . .
h... mm... .1... a... m... m rsusr country. 'LEI'IIGII FURNACE & RANGE GOAL Emma.- tit .772 all}: 33.2“; All Other Kinds 01 18h “650w

 

Two Tom swarm" equals Tin-u Tana emu Latter We" “n “I "3*
BUY JI'DDOI‘ND OLD COMPANY’S c041,. I

Raymond Brds.

"to: Wasnihbiou arm. “I

MR. FINNIL

 
 

‘1iii“‘i’hh’.-hwh3 nbghin whatovn blown oui of the
tile said he was not. yet wail sunlight! "East Km". and up through the water' to the iivary business an

“ . Ali calla answered promptly day or night.
to undertake any work and that he had of um harbor a few Weeks ago, ulna Good drivlno and “11le horses a specialty.

furnished at raaaonabld’ratoal .
a number of ‘horsoa‘ifor dropout!"

. Jae’ob,.Sgehad

L pantie???
days He Will Not Take Charge of
Hartford Trolley.

There was, a1 report last night that
'i‘. it. reason, former superintendent
land and later the Hart.

made no plans for the future.

M"! 1’01“!“th recently come outof at work with several other men in 3.1;“...I°'bw°d:r:3¢:;'{“:l:flmI'm;
the tiarttonl Hospital. After leavint the extreme end of the tunnel when h d t doting: . -°
Hartford ha tool: charge of the New 1 pressure of the air in u. brake a 9" t " -
York Division of the wad'an 133‘;
became assistant general so

later

om. ,M COLEMANOS gird”;

 

*5 road 1" fit)
‘ mil'fiau that through it audiaavmi foot

and 0W to 3'" 0°” 7
havoaail‘llW

‘ finalists mushy. (Mr.

man» and an um Witch

as soon In Mr...

Am Cot Oil 95% 3.37.3 35% 35%. ~
‘ Am ice ‘ ' ii 6

Am Smelt 120% 124 122 3 123%

Balm & Ohio 109% 1091a 1001/; 109%
B'klyn R T 70% 71% 70 70%
Chen & Ohio 57% 57% 07% 07%

Erie '» 45% 46% 45% 46%
Erie 1st pf 80%, 811/. 80% 81%

Am C & F01» We 41% We 4w. 20 North Main at. South‘Norwalk.

C“ It N W 3“ 2““! 2397’” 239““ Stocks. Dohda, Drain and Cotton Bought and.

' tW t 231 23 23 23" . ,.
9 Men wanted $111 & eSgt P 1796? 1791,: 1793 179,12 Member New York Consolidated Stock Exchange. Direct private Vim;

. . , . Col 1" at 63% 53% 53 53-h. ' ii- et‘.
P» Sch- E. Dow. Smith Norwnlk: "WOGMPHERB. soonespsne, GENERAL OFFICE ASSISTANTO. Col South 28 28% 23 28% "9'1’ York.41and43Wallll °

E Del fivllud 104% 195 1.94% 195 SOUTHNORWALK. ‘ TEL.112v—3. HOYT’S THEATREIDUILDINQ ,'

 
 

no stock. _We can tau‘pply a good
nd New Queen at
Irish Cobbler'rat

Seed Peas. Yorkshire Ham.’ Telephone. Lit-

Central Park Lawn Grass. . l’
is the thing.

E. Valentine, Brush
d nice and giving general sat-

freah eggs that have been
lied by two or three farm-

r candy or cookery... 14c

iisl drnggedvan‘d' became very dull. I . I. '
whcn Smelting. reacted over at point. I R '
llonds were stcndy. - .. .

 

n..J?ZCZ§°.?§%IS.T.L°?.;.. .. for the week oi April 1001.

CALL ,AND GET A FREE SAMPLE.

UNITED GROCERY O

TEL. 2H.

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I I ‘7‘ I ' stocksnoffsct to a Iar'fc do we ihc -.. h 7 "’ ' f
. stimulating effects of“ tho F‘riac lb. DemODSITaIIOII Of 1 e 5 ValleIIeS 0
‘ I ' " Smelling and United States Steel 11111. ~ ' . . - ~ ‘ ' . n ~ .- » r .
_, 1.:trgc'orticrs for United Statics Stccl “ . ' ' ~ . ,’
pid. flowed into the markct silt-r ii elnz 00 s

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REPRE SENTXNG

Am Sings“ 1437 iii; 1:312 13:}; ‘ . ' _.
A 'r Fe s A; s a. . ~ H H H t a c
A 'r a s r pf 103a. 10314. 102% 103 ' arry . O Os,

a' 4‘ ' 1' 1‘“

Bankers and Brokers,

Sold for Cashier on Margin.

Brooklyn, summon stutt-

Market Forecast Every Mornitgfat 1O D‘ceiook.”“‘ , ' , ' ‘

 

Gen Elite 183% 184 182% 184
111 Central 100% 167 165% 105%
boil & Nash. M20; 142% 142 142%

Met. 81 Ry 122% 1227i. 122% 122%
Mex Cent 24% 243/. 241/4 24%
M K 6‘: 'I‘ 112’. 32% Alida 32111;
M K St '1‘ pt 08 68% 07W 071/»;

 

Nat lead 49% 4974‘. 487... 49%
N Y )cntral 1581.3 1587.1 157% 158

Nor! & West. 86% 86% 85% 801/4
Ont & West til V. 61% 00% 61%

Penn R It M142“. 143% 112% 113%

 

Pea Gas 108% 100% 108% 100%
Pres 8 Car 42% 42% 42 42%
Reading 95% its ,1 95% hill/4

Read hit [it Iii-M 91% 91% 01%

Tell!) C & I 101 103% 10h 102%
Union I’m: [if 133 130% 1321/; 11111

b a Steel pf 102% loan. was. than
Wabash 22a 22% 22th. 22%

Wis Cent 23% 23% 23% 231i;

 

"TUNNEL WORKER CREEGAN __
DI‘AD.

NEW YORK, April iliwmlllchnrd
‘ eifcreegnn; the inane} worker who was

today in Jersey City. Creegan was

 
 

 
 

through its roof into the bottom
at the harbor. When he attempted to
stop. thsxhoia he was blond out

 

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only from o-

n

EYES CHANGE

when his glasses are wholly to blame.
your eyes examined again?

IT’S FREE.,

0. B. Jack

Graduate Optician.
68 WALL ITREET. ' .

 

 

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South i’nc 671,4, 67% 117% 07f“. . .
sou Ry on 34% 34% am 34.15;. es 011 me _ an
Son ity (in pl 110% and. 060’. 9W. ‘ .

was... at. 33:; 331;; 3.31;; Cutbili’s BridgeFieh

Sales to 12 m., 710.000 TEL. till ‘ ‘. .,. 521.5

 

 

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