YVTHURBDAY, MAY 4, 1965.
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'JUST ’oLnncc AT “rue
new OP-TO-DATE .
Easter Goods
A8 OOOD A8 ANYWHERE.
PRICES GOOD AND LOW
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Local News Niles.
Fancy Eigin Creamery buttet, 300
per pound at the New York Grocery
Company
A business meeting of the Nutmeg
Club. of Norwalk, will be held this
evening at 8 o’clock.
Company D drilled at the armory
last evening. After the drill there
was an exciting game of indoor base-
ball.
The Monday Afternoon Whist Club,
will meet next. Monday afternoon with
Mrs. David “1. Raymond, in Wcst
Washington street.
At the meeting 'of Louise Lodge
Daughters of Herman, last. night, the
present officers of the lodge wclc ro-
nominated and will be elected at lIlt.‘
next meeting
Deacon Andrew Thompson will
make an address at the meeting of the
Decker Clu- at. the South Noi‘walk
Buptsi church tomorrow evening at
it o‘clock. Refreshments will be scrv~
ed (hiring the. evening.
Albert Wilbur, who has recently re-
turned from Taunton, Mass. a bl‘OlIit—‘l
of Captain E, W. Wilbur, of the Salva—
tion Army. who left South Norwalk
a few months ago. has accepted a post-
tion with the Metropolitan Life In-
snrance Company.
—Bascball Decker I Field, Satur-
day. Nor-walks Vs. genuine Cuban
(liants. Admission 2250. Billy Lauder
play with the Norwalks.
'l‘be Norwulk Chapter. i). A. R. is
considering the project of bovine the
opera of l’inaiorc given by the Wcsb
port company. at lion‘s Theatre, dur~
ing the. next fortnight.
Several of the "dinitcy" trains (small
cars and engines) from the Harlem
River branch of the Consolidated rail-
road were sent through'here yesterday
to Hartford to go on the line to Bris—
tol, where the third rail is to be nbun~
doned. Regular trains have been put
‘On the Harlem River branch.
Frederick Scofield, who has been ill
at, his home in Beldcn avenue for the
past several Weeks, continues in about
the saute condition. Notwithstanding
that there has not been much improve-
them his condition is such that it is
beliel ed that he will noon be. enjoying
his usual good health again.
Much preparation has been made
for the dance to be tendered to the
members of St. Paul‘s Branch of the
Girl‘s Friendly Society by their youn:
lilon friends. at the armory. this eve
ning. Considerable decorative work
has been done. Jesse‘s orchestra
will furnish music.
ilurry Pepper. of Norwalk. was
heard in a song recital, which coni-
menced the May festival in New Hu-
vcn. yesterday afternoon. The pro-
gram was given with un‘artlstlc fin—
ish which is characteristic of Mr. Pep-
pt-r's work, and he was well applauded.
This afternoon Minn Mary E. Haley.
formerly soprano at the South Nor-
walk Congregational Church, will be
the soloist.
.
The H. Woleu Lines (30., of Mei-idea,
contractors for the new normal school
building in iianhury, will complete
their Work today and will move out the.
mnicrlulu and tools and ship them out
or town tomorrow. it is understood
that the work has beennccepted by
the urcliitoct. and Secretary 0. D, Hint},
of the Htuto board of Education. baa
visited it about once a week since the
work was commenced. It is therefore
improbable that there will be any oth-
er tormui inspection until the time of
the dedication.
Litter to Dr. J. M. Cobui‘fl.
south Norwnik,
Dear Sir: Thad It Mun foam
editor of’t‘ho Gold mat, Hen glen,"
0.. trends till this tale of Dov In his
town.
Mr. James A. ()‘Ncil‘u house was
painted twenty years ago with Devon; ‘
and lately was painted again.
Twenty years it too long: but the
point looked better than other point.
in half the time. 'l‘iiis answers for,
quality.
Token ions quantity too. A gallon
of Devon will so as for all five to wit
quart; of common paint. '
Your: truly
‘ F‘. W Dome it: (in.
P. 8..-—O n Dow, ‘80th Norwuik:
Rubin“ & Staples lint-owns Company.
-1“:qu and fl. Ill tDurham, tom
with. “It our point.
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THE SOUTH NORWA ..i<. EVENINGSENTYNEL
FOR SALE
Wc offer for MIC at a bargain and
on any terms the omntud of Wm.
B. Read, lurrltt and Quint-rd uvu.
Lot about 137x200. All Improvements.
and In first clan condition.
TAYLOR o GOLDEN.
74 Wublnaton attract, South Norwclk.
held a
Butler Lodge I 0. 0. II,
regular business meeting, last night
A regular meeting of the ’aintcl‘n'
and Decortitors’ Union was held last
evening.
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Lady Jennings Lodge Shepherds of
Bethlehem, held a regular luminous
meeting last evening.
Miss. ludith M (iinbuni oi‘ lirldgc—
poll. was the guest yestetduy oi Misn
Clam M Ilydel of liyncs l’lncc
Bethany Chapter, of 'l‘rlnily Eplsco?
pnl Church, held a regular monthly
business meeting last evening at the
church.
The Winnipnuk baseball team will
open its season Saturday afternoon by
contesting with a team front the Lock-
wood Manufacturing Compuny‘s plant.
A game or baseball is being arranged
for tomorrow afternoon at the Soileck
School grounds, betwmn tho Norwulk
Bank Clerks and the l . 0. W.‘s.
wBaseball Decker Field, Satur-
(lav. Not walks vs genuine Cuban
Ilianls Admission 25c. llilly Lauder
play with the Norwnlks.
Miss Muud Kinzel, of 13 \‘I’ashington
street, tripped whilc descending the,
stairs last evening and tell to the bot«
tom of the flight. She sustained a
sprained ankle
N01w llk 'l‘ypogtnphical lnion No
529 will hold a togular monthly um i-
ing tonight in (‘ontral Labor Lytcum.
’i‘llc oilicers for the (“suing your \vtll
probably be elected at this. meeting.
The Epworth Longtir oi‘ the [last
Avenue Methodist Church gave a my
pleasant social last. evening at the
church. Vocal and instrumental music
was rtndered and ice cream utid cttkt-
were served. All who attended report
a good tinie_
George ll. Millard and daughter,
Miss Elltcbl sailed Ioi London on the
steamship Minnetonka Saturday. Gen-
clal Sluhlli I.. V‘Voodi‘ord and Mrs.
\Voodi’ord and Min. St)llltilll. sister— in-
law of lien. .lohn S. Seymour. also
sailed on the same steamer.
The stone wall which the town has
been constructing at the aouthcru cx-
trtrniiiy of Highland urcnuc. ltowuy-
ion, has bcrn completed. iiourduiun
liurchard made the town a [’I‘t‘SI‘III of
sufficient land to which the ntrcct, tllc
only provision being that the town
agree to move the wall back tin» Ht’\'-
er'tl t'ci-l necessary.
KILLED AT RAILROAD STATION
Man Sitting on a Barrel When Freight
Cars Knocked Bumper Post Down.
SEYMOUR, May i.——ltalpb it.
'l‘ln'all, aued iii years. was instantly
killed while sitting on a barrel on the
platform oi’ the rallrt‘ind station here
today. The barrel was placed just
opposite tho ending of a side truck
for freight cars which ended in what
is known as a. bumper. 'l‘be freight.
cars were thrown back on this spur
track and were going at. such great
speed that, the bumper was turn away
and the cars thrown against the side
of the station crushing 'I‘llrnll out oi
all semblance of human shape and
tearing it great hole in the. side of the
station. He is survived by a widow
and one son.
Mr. 'l‘hrull was yurdmastor of the
local railroad yard. lie was a vctcran
of thc (fluil War. Vice l-‘rcsldeni Van
l‘tten, of tin» New York Central and
Hudson River ltttilroud, is his nephew,
The car which caused his death wan
switched on to the siding by the on—
ulne of a north-bound freight on the
Nultgtttnck division. of which Memos.
Warner and Scoring were conductor
and engineer. respectively.
whet-la wvrc kuocitcd i'roul "INII'I' the
car by the colllulou with the bumper.
TI-II moor country II POPU-
bccause It accommodates all classes:
of canola: through its various depart-
mon .
rm: scum NOR WALK
TRUST COMPJNY.
in, modern in every meant.
it can like cars of your business or
m (inventing
tutor.
fut-nick you with
width or trustee,
unto deposit box.
exchange. inrolm checks or
, an
em. What can it do for you?
All the .
no your WGCIIIOI’.‘
wearers.
“IT’S THE EASIEET THING IN THE WORLD FOR A MAN TO
DECEIVE HIMSELF.”-—-FRANKLIN.
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Especially so in clothes—dots of counterfeit wool
clothes about which only‘wear can expose to the
Better tie to reliable clothes for which we
stand sponsor.
All- wool Springr Suits that are distinctive in style
and that impart that satisfied feeling to those who
wear them.
$55.50 to $25.00.
Infinite is the variety of fancv mixtures and pai~
iernedlgrays; pleuiv oi reliable blue serge and black
clay worsteds and thibets for men of quiet tastes.
South Norwalk. .
SUCCESSORS) TO COMSTOCK BROS.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
profits.
with us
on,
The Grain Business is a peculiar one. We know of no
other in which ilterisks are greater in proportion to tile
You can eliminate all risks bv placin" \onr orders
You are absolutely safe with up liccanse you. can rely
Considerate treatment always,
' Every wrong made right,
whose fault.
13in Oats Thais Clean. '
MANUEL T HATCH.
in the interest of the little ones.
Iiuby Chick Food.
Chick Manna.
NM MV/ “V
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'§ The, best grain carefully screened,
no matter
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W. P. BEERS,
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE8.~,
6 So. Main St, So. Nor-walking Wall St.. Norwalk.
TELE.-‘HONE CONNECTION.
Seventeen Years,
ANI) HUNDREDS ()l" (IIIAIII'A'I‘ICS FILLING
EXCELLENT
POSITIONS
IS A GUARANTEE 01" THE S'I‘ANDINU ANI.) ItEl’L-"I‘A'l‘iON OI“
Merrill College.
SEND Ii‘IlR (‘A'l‘AIdltil'lC A NI) I’l'rliii PARTICULARS:
M. A. MERRILL, Principal.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Blue Fish,
Weak Fish.
‘German Carp,
Clams.
Telephone, 108.
ONLY PLACE lN TOWN OF NOR-
WALK THAT HA8 CONNECTICUT
RIVER SHAD DIRECT FROM RIVER.
HANDLE N0 OTHERS.
Rockport Stank Cod,
10¢ lb.
100 lb.
100 lb.
ac lb.
All other kind- of Fich, chtcrc and
LIVE LOBSTERB SATURDAY.
. Gulliill-‘slirldgc fish Market
Free Delivery.
Nc'tr York. 4'1. and I! Wait strut. .,
”UTH flown-t}.
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HOYT o FREEMAN,
REPIIE SENTINO
“Harry: H. Hoyt 8: 00.,
Bankers and Brokers,
stocks, lands, Grain and Cotton lcught and cold for cult or on Margin.
Member New York Consolidated clock Exchange. Direct private wire.
TILIIM
, Wu~m~mu m-
, A Caiload of;
Hmoklyu, at: Fulton strut.
HOYT'I THIATRI BUILDING.
Mflk For-cut ”W Morning at to O'clock.
WI
COMPIEIE
MANIGURING SEI,
Containing
One box Nail Powder.
One piece Toilet Pumice.
One Orangcwood Stick.
Six Emery Boards.
l for ill unis
Sec them in the window.
The Clifford Pharmacy
The Prescription Stare.
connan or so. MAIN AND
ELIZABETH 8T8.
co. NORWALK. count.
TEL. CALL 15.2.
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Maples tit Goldschmidt 00.
(incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers in
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Swartz a. Corbett Block, 80. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL, S’l‘lllCi-J’l', llt:ii| a. tit-«Tho
nltirkct toduyiopcoed nervolln and il'--
rlgulur in tour, but with the majority
of nitit‘li‘i low.er (‘onsolitlatcd this
broke 1‘ points. 'l‘cnnchec (.‘onl -. :l- -8
St. Paul 1 l-i and Reading and St.
Louis and Sun ii‘runcinco pi'd_ dcclinell
about a point. l'copio‘s (his, (,‘olorudo
li‘uel. llubber (lo-dz»: and binned Slfiil‘n‘
Stet] pt’d abound lostu. of o flzniion
New York Central and Ail-bison were
tonspicuous multiples of gains the for
mci rising a point and the latter a
lingo fraction. l.'nion Piltilit‘ opened
up 3 S but tan off immediately to be
[on last night.
\‘I Al..l S'l‘ltl" S.’l‘ ii a. iii. «- \. drop to
91bit b; United States Stccl pi'd and
a IUIIIHI to one point below vesicl—
day in New Unit Central accentuated
an early selling.r movement. lligh
Iii’lti‘ti stocks declined with some pro
cipilancy. Sentiment was disturbed
by the persistent selling of the trans
contincntul group and the npparcul
absence of support to other litidc‘cs.
l'lle pressure against lhc market abut.
cll strlllcwlial ntound ltl:2lti and {Hit ‘>
ralllcd tuodcruteiy on an titII'itllt‘i' in
Reading. The market was Hiit“.'.’illf,
pcuctai weakness again at it o'clock
and a number of standard stocks \l'crl
quoted at llitvlo\\'u,‘.«;t.
WAlil. S’l‘ltlu‘ld'l‘, noon.-~~'i‘llcrc wr'rc
some widc dcclinrs in active stocks
which had a disturbing effect or. sun-
tinicnt and prices crumbled all around
under moderate offerings. ’l‘lnr north-
western. southwestern. Pacific and
Vanderbilt railroad stocks fell to the
low prices of Monday and Saturday
Northwestern broke 11 points with
more cvidcncc of support. Many other
prominent stocks lost. from :1 to Y:
points. The list of one point losses or
over embraced practically the wbolc
but. The market was slcudicr at noon
Honda were easy,
WALL S'l‘lih‘to'l‘, l p. m.-~’l‘he effort
to maintain the lilill'h’t'l on the noon
rullv proved futile and u consldciulilv
lower taupe oi’ plitos was. cslublisllc
in some of the leaders btioio i o 'clmlt
The pleasure i'otusscd on prominent
stocks which would have u .~.cntlmcut—
nl effect on the gettctul speculation.
Anutlgumalcd (topper was sold in large
amounts and the offerings of some oi
the (footers were more extensive.
TODAY’S QUOTATION!
Report over the private wires or
The Maples It Goldscbmidt Co..Con1-
mission Brokers, Swurtx & Corbett
Block. South Norwaiit Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1:30
Atnul Cop 80%, 80% ’iIi 791,3
Am C & l«‘ Co 31% 34% 331.1. 33" a.
Am Cut. Oil 321),} 32%;. 32% 3%
Am ico fit/l, all. 5h; 5%,
Ant Loco 47‘); 47th to III}
Ant Smelt “2% till litifiitiittiii
Am Sunni l‘ltiiid l3li'i3 lid 1/5 134%
A ’l‘ & ti Fe 86 p 841’ tilt“. _lil%
A ’l‘ it 8 F pf Hit: 102 Hilts, lull/g,
Iiiilto & Ohio IIID% 10le :05 Willi:
B'klyn II, 'I‘ bilflt. 60h; MIT.” tiO
Chen at Ohio 49% 49% til 49%
Chi 6i: N W 2223 223 216 216
Ch (it Went 20% 20% 19% 19%
Ch M lb tit. P .1" 171% 109% 169%
(lol I" it i 44 «it 42% 43
Col Goutb 27% 27% 27 27%
Con Cap 193 193‘ 187V. 189
Del & Hud
Ilirie
little int pf
(ton Bloc
Ill Central
lion 1 Noah
Manhattan
Mot Si. Ry
184 184 184 I84
42% 42%
77%. 77%
173%173%
lbli 168
iii It
174% 174%
159% 159%
146% 145% 143 148%
162% 163 IIlII'A, 102%,
118% 118% “6% H7
Mott Cent 21% 211,4 20% 20%
M K I: 'I‘ 27 27 2II% 26%
M K & '1‘ bf 59 59 57% 57%
Mo Pacific 97 97 95% 95%
Not Load 45 45% 43%
N Y Conunl
Nerf I: Went
Ont it Wont
Pee Mail
Penn it it
Poo (Ina
Pro ‘3 Car
M
143%, 143 189% 139%
77 77* 77 77
51% 51% 50' 50%
till 35% 35%
139% I?” 188% 1889i;
102i 102% 133
South Poe
,SGIIRYOO
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Selleok (it Price. llead to foot Outfitters. .
Athletic Looks.
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SHOULD BE PLAYED UP. t,“
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If your figure is good, spread it out. Our Double Breast—
ed Sacks are gymnasiums of strength. They‘square away the.
Come over andbe
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muscular and bolster up the drooping.
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vigorous. .u
Shoes for Men.
Distinctive and Classy. In keeping with the highest art
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All the latest creations in Shirts and Wash Ties. “l i
of dressmg. I ..
Our Children’s Clothing Department dresses your boy ‘ ‘
complete from Hat to Shoes. .- I ‘4"; ‘
SELLEDK & PRICE
Clothiers and Furnishers.
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.‘ \
Telephone Call 324-2. ‘
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Good Help to Buying 5
15¢
I have a few potatoes that are not first
rate. 10c peck. 85c bushel. Some of these will do for seed. Mains
Stock Green Mountain Variety. Come and see them.
BUTTER continues to mount up in price. Wholesale cost now 340.
My price, 36c. Pure butter only sold hem-o
EGGS—Saturday is egg time. Come to me with confidence and not
the best stock as low priced as the bcst can be sold. , ‘ L _,
SPECIAL EASTER CAKE SALE. ' Ii . on
Fruit Gem. a currant cake; Vanilla Cookie holds its flavor; Iced Cake,
a ginger cake, the icing don't get hard or sticky. Just right. Rural BI.-
cuit. A nice Molasses Cake. Butternut Cookie, good. All sold at the
special price of tile lb.
Hope to be of good use to the good people of our city.
LORENZO DIBBLE
TELEPHONE CALL 26-4.
POTATOES—We continue to fool dway Potatoes below first cost.
peck now. Will be higher soon.
Pillsbury’s, Gold Medal. lien liar and Jones '
Per bag 850 Per bbl. $6. 75
{Plum-y Maine Potatoes, per pk,, ......................... ’1hc., pair bu., lgilc.
Fancy cucumbers, radishe 5, Bermuda onions. new potatoes, wax beam,
parsley, bunch carrots, bunch onions, rhubarb. and Strawberries. Home
grown spinach and kale. _ , _ ‘
LARGE ASSORTM ENT OF CHANGES. _
UNITED GROCERY co. ‘ .
20 NORTH MAIN ST. 49 PORT 8T.
50. NORWALK, CT. EAST NORWALK. CT.
TEL. 26—3. . TEL, 319-4
“BLINK i “book i ””"isCi'NK iw
liliultmo more. When your eyes tire and uche——whcn they become
waiely" and smitr't-—'l‘iiA l“.‘ ’l‘ltld 'l iMlt‘. to cure for them—to take mew
nes to plesctw- them and prove nt complicated eye t.toublc Have your t‘
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examined at once.
HOMER B. HOYT, Refracting Optician,
‘ South Nor-walk, Bonn,
lioom 9. United Bank Building,
Special Appointmentn at. convenience of patrons.
Oiiice hours 8—1ittfi.
12.45-—ti:0li. Saturday evenings, 7—9. ‘ .
Spring lamb in Season.
No matter how excellent our be“
for steaks or roasts is, once in 8. WW
you want a change. If tender lamb .
suits your fancy better, we are abilhtlr
nutty able to meet your every wilb. g».
What we ask now is an opportunity to
fill your meat orders. for we know you
Iwell we can do just that. to your lit?
in; :.
J. W. DODGE
Beacon-or to Jacob Sellout). ‘
22 Wuhinnton Strut. .. PM“. can
33 SOUTH MAIN 3T” 80. NORWALK. :7
Clearing sole of our entire line oi! Ludle’l' Misses and Girll’ Bill”
Coats. Everything must no. no we need the room for summer tonal. ,j .
Come early and got your choice. ' ' , e
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EYES DHNN lm'
Often one cttrloutu q lick of alumnus of vial
limit walnut , roam» “Items. wwiddt
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