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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 1, 1905 · page 5

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Local Nuts: Notes

GOING AWAY!

Do not isolate yourshelt from the

city when you go away, area it only
‘ on a short trip.

Keep in touch with The Norwalks
through your home newspaper. Let
Tie Sentinel follow you wherever you
m y

Whenever you change your address
drop a card to The Sentinel and the
change will be made promptly—as of
tea as you desire.

 

 

Butler Lodge has commenced mov
ing into the quarters vacated by the
South Norwaik Club.

 

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Mrs. John J. Goodwin returned yes-
terday trom a short visit to Middle
town.

Miss Bertha Kemplnski has return-
ed from a visit with friends in Middle
town

George 0. Platt, of Norwalk. was in
Went Redding. last week calling on
friends.

-.._._._._.

*Mlnstrels, Darlen Town Hall, to-

night.

A regular communication of St
John's lodge. F. and A. 'M, of Nor.
walk,‘ will be held this evening.

‘ri . ..: “:-I ‘4; .‘r.

The Children of Mary Sodallty 01
St: Mary's Church has planned another
college euchre party.

Mr. and Mrs F. L. Mills, of West-
port. have been visiting friends in
South Norwalk. * '

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Willis H. overton and family of 18
Mohdow streét are attending the wed
ding of a relative in Bridgeport to-
day.

_ .. ,. __
plar. 0: Norwalk. will hold a session
tomorrow night.‘ ‘i‘hc temple degrer
will' be conferred.

__.__A__..————
A business meeting of the Nutmeg
Club of Norwalk‘. 'will be held this

evening at the. club rooms, corner of

Main and 'Wali streets.

The barge Janice arrived yesterday
afternoon with a cargo of crushed
ston [or use upon the streets of

diet Nolwalk. Thq stone is in three
dram sizes.

The Woman's Christian Temperanct
Union will hold their monthly parlor
meeting with Mrs. William Cockefur

et, temorrow afternoon at
2. 30 00103. A good time is expected
“vb—I.”

The health ouch of Fairfield and
New Haven counties are in session
this afternoon at tit; lAtlathlcTHotel
in Bridgoportu Dr; llarn racey
of Norwalk. is Modified to read a
paper on Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis

 

 

About all of the arrangements have
been completed for the annual meet-
ing and banquet of the Norwallt Busi-
ness Men's Associa The alair will
be held at the 1-1 Norwalk on
Thursday evening of next week.

Mrs siary W . of South Norwalk
.fortneriyml ry. ls visiting Mrs

MM. I? ry street. and other
friends in II . Mrs. need who is
eight old. is proud ot the
tact ‘tIIat she is able to walk two miles
without fatigue.

 

The annual business meeting or the
South Norwalk Baptist church will be
held to- ht. Re rls from the differ
ent soc e 0111 of the

church. wii be “MAI members of ‘

the church are urged to be present.

There was ultsgid distal-lipase last
night on the ticut Turnpike at
.llmtuertnAn's babe shop. it seems

at formerly the shop was owued by
August Sahara and when August has
.imbibed a little too
the shop ' tries

around. his Goodwin was call

all last sight. but lobar made his es» -

caps bonnie he arrived.

W
air-..d. Dilatthew‘s. oi flmcnworth
who has been ‘Iltroni invalid for Macao
‘ “m m “minutes“ a ‘privsts
ear. 0. no. was attached to our train
' . lathe diagram at
oil-Ila

 

truly. be VII“! .
to boss thia‘sl ~

Arts. and '
x has a modern. hurglar-proof vault with
.ward.

newscasts
7.4} ”nitInfimhmr '
an I

call: illerwa‘lk.

it.“ a. a.

ll" ‘. '1. N H , .
Nos maroon ‘ ”underwear at
the Boston Store. Read the ad.

Miss. Elia Raymond, of. Wilton.

wtfimori’kmwm Greenfield Hill

AhoII‘x'br est-load of Kansas horses
blill arrive tonight at M. Tarlov' s sta-
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A choice dresli goods bargain at
Reads. The ad tells all about it.
Read it.

 

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A regular routine meeting of Butler
ldge. i. O. 0. F., was held last ‘eve
n ng. I u

The barge C: F. Berwlnd arrived
this morning with a cargo of coal for
The Ferris Coal Company.

Lorenzo Dibble desires to serve and
please you. Read his ad. and see what
he has to otter.

Connecticut River shed at Cuthill'a.
Read the ad. for prices on all kinds
of fish. ' .

Judge Howard J. Curtis. 01 the
Court of Common Pleas. will call the
docket tomorrow and all old cases
will be thrown out.

Today being Ascension Day. com-
munionservlcs was held in Trinity
Episcopal Church. Rev, Romilly F.
Humphries conducting the services.

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The application of Capt. Robert N.
Burrough-gs .Company B. Third intan-
try. Bridgeport to be retired is ap~
proved and ho is placed upon the
retired list.

At the interdenomlnational gather-
ing in the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Bethel tonight Rev. W. ..T Dun
can will deliver an address on "Chris-
tian Manllnees"

Miss Annie Anderson. daughter of
Proi. Anderson, of South Norwullt, the
accomplished young piano
played at the Girls' Friends Society
dance in New Haven. on Wednesday
evening.

 

 

While annvhis way to work thi:
morning. George Gorln ot the Sentinc.
composing room Was thrown from his
wheel. The crutch of the brake loos-
ened causing the accident. He fer
tunately escaped anuIy

 

Thomas H.” Avison, of Philadelphia,
who has been the guest for a tew
days of his brother. Selectman Alfred
Avison, of Main "street Norwalk. has
returned home. He was accompanied

. ‘ :by his nephew, George A. Avison.
“Clinton" Cem‘niandery. Knights Tem- ,

 

Ma'rtln B. 'liit'ne of Caylordsvllle an
old (Hue railroad conductor.w who ran
Itor many years on the old Housstonlc

Gaylordsvilie. He was formerly well
known in Dairbury, and will be remem
bored by many of the older people.

W. A. Gordon. Danbury; Leo East
ein. F. -.‘H Toulkes. Chicago; C F.
Crandon, Edward C. Greene R Lee

man. F. J. Carpenter Rudolph Schwei
gar J. J Gle‘ason, R. J. Mac Mullen.
F.1d Williams. Robert A. Trimhie R
C. McCoy, Miss Belden 1.. H. Kent A
Scrinlaur. New Yortt; L Barkhardt,
South Kent. CL; John L Wilson,
Summit N J.; George A. Allsopp, Jr
Newark N. J.: E. H. Moore, Hartford;
J. Emery Stevens South Norwalk.
were guests at the Hotel Clifford, yes
terday.

 

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A bolt dropped out of the engine
brake beam in Stamford Tuesday
morning, on the Boston Express
which leaves New York. at 9 a. m. The
express does not stop at Stamford. 11

..ad passed the baggage room at the
station {or east- bound trains when the
accident happened. and was moving

very fast. The beam protruded on}
from the engine and swung in a dad
gerou‘s mander it bumped the Atlan
tic street bridge pretty hard. The train
was stopped just east of the Atlantic
street hr dge and another engine was
produce The accident caused a de
lay of half an hour.

 

 

\ THE OAFIOT PI}OI.
in which to keep yo 1‘ valuables is a

safe deposit vault be cost is very
small compared to the security given.

THE SOUTH WWII-K
TRUST ODWINY-

hosnMirentugtorttpsrysarsn up

player.

road died Tuesday. at his home in .

Jr. Boston: ‘IF W. Jaque. lsidor Solo .

 

an snarl! "

 

HEIGHTO ‘_AND IRIM WIDTHOJI TO 03..“

BLOCKS 609 TO 03.

l

. A na‘ri’tWoLtrAN snow or FAch

TO so. so.

 

 

U73. BEST OF ALL, THERE‘S FIT AND

South NorWalk.

YOU CAN BE SURE

again.
sell you my best Judgment as well as
Buy Oats Thais Clean.

For the little ones:
,D. M. Chick Food.
F. P. C. Chick Manna.
Best obtainable.

 

Sessions daily. .9 a. m. to J p. m.

Ultii.

Conn.

IUOK OHAD
ROI CHAD . ......... ..
WIAK FISH ..... ........... .o ................ .
PORGI O
NATIV
OTIAK

ssssssss ooa.¢.-e..---.-..n........

OOD ..t.

LONG AND ROUND OLAMI. LIVE LOIBTERO.

TIL. tos—

a... toss Stallion-«L .
COW NOIWAUO I'll-.1 1H

2.1T TO EVERY MAN IN TOWN. '
SPLIT AiNQ OENNIT DRAID DAILORD IN SEVERAL OROWN I

MAGKINAwa AND MILANS m TH! cotieeavuw:

SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.

‘Wilialh

at.

SEA IAIB.

rostrum...” ............... ......

Ilaslss

wry-it ALI, 'rHs new sHAeas IN ALL rti's PROPOR.- . .

“noun What is chosen sear-a ro strangers: sacs. . ., .
' "‘ H ll.
' l

11'

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STRAW HATS FOR

DOVE ANP CHILDREN I8 HERE—ALL NEW—HATS FORM 250

IF YOU PUT STYLE FIRST, PUT ON ONE OF OUR SMART
FANCY OR SERGE SUMMER 8U 1T8. RIGHT UP TO THE MIN-

saavtce bayo‘no

asvrsmo vou can auv m r own son FROM no To see.
SUMMER rtxmes eon MEN um sovs. ‘

 

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Te1.Call,3o-s.

n.» a.

. 1 ;‘

that I have no wish to sell you a thing unless in 35‘ doing 1
.serve you so well that you will want to come again and
It is permanent trade that is valuable tb'me. »

1
my grain. ,

 

,KQDAKS
Parliamentarians

A'I‘

- P. Boer
IIIIII and; Stationery Nuns
saunas-1‘ sf ' ' ‘

South prwalit. . .

49 Watlwstreet.
Norwalii.

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The Easiness of ~ ‘

Merrill College

is to pa vs the way for

- Your “Success.

let us begin now.

M. l. MERRILL. Prln" South Norwalk. Donn.

River Shad

 

«.100 LI.
ill/s LI.
avltslsso ----- ..1L.a
LI.
do tr.
..... No In".

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usaasssasspslasclO

concave”

NATIVE Elli-I. OKINNID ILACK FISH. ILUI FIIH, BUTTER NON,

Cutblll’e Bridge Fish Market

PRII DELIVERY.

 

none s FREEMRN ’1

Harry EH. I423: A CD..-
Bankers and Dreiser's.

 

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«composes, firsthand cotton Sought and m as cash or as Mania.
was an momentum Stock arm has. . .

 

 
 
 
 

“inland

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, Copper yielded nearly as much and St.

a downward movement of the first hour.

‘spired by yesterday's advance. While

Sales to 12 an. .-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Manama;

This week we are oiferlnfg a
line at Toilet Shop that is chair».
‘ically pure and has from an ct:-
case of alkali or any. other
' harmtui aubuttince. , " ’

. We haVe this soap in Violet
.Carnatlon, L'Ilsc Sandal, and:
Root. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘

Price ass a Box.

II10 Ollfford.,‘l’ltarmacy

rat. can. 1".

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

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Maples & Gallichmldi Go.

(Incorporated)

conuIsSIilN atoms.

Dealers in

Stocks. Bonds. Grain : and
‘ Cotton.

Swarta a Corbett block. so. Norwalk.

 
 

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TODAY IN WALL 81 REE'I'.

WALL STREET 10:10 a.1n.——Open-
ing prices were at sharp concessions
from yesterday's closing, ranging up
to 1% in Union Pacific Amalgamated

 

Paul Reading. Southern
Smeltlng and United States
stocks were as to a point lower.
WALL STREET, 11 a. n1.--SCB.1‘COI)’
any interruption occurred to .the

Pacific
Steel

prices falling'sharply in all directions
under the weight or realizing sales in-

losses of a point or more were com-
mon the most acute weakness was dis.
played in the trans- Continental group.
led by St. Paul and Union Pacific
which dropped nearly two points. The
local traction stocks offered effective
resistance to the tendency. ’

WALL STREET. Noon. —-—Buslness
became almost nominal when selling
orders werfipurtitiied. but the market
showed lit recuperative power and
ruled at about the lowest around 12
oclock. losses were not mu‘ch exten
ded beyond the low level or the first
hour but the Metropolitan stocks and
.Brooklyn Transif.’ surrendered their
gains; mantis were heavy] manna».
Sixes. first series. losin 7/5 and Union
Pat-inc convertibles. 1

WALL STREET. 1 p. m.-—-Stocks
dribbled out on the market from time
to time, but the general unloading:
appeared to be momentarily over and
the market had a sort or breathing

spell.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
.Ths Maples A Goldsehmldt Co.. Com
mission Brokers, Swarta & Corbett
Block. South wNorqu Telephone 153.

Open. High. Low 1: 30

Amal Cop . 80% 81% 801A 80%
Am C & F Co 34 :14 33% 33%
Am Loco 48 '48 I714 47%
Am Loco p! 112% 11.2% 112% 112%
Am Smelt 112 112 110% 111%
Am Sugar 133 133 13215 132%
A '1‘ & S Fe 80% 80% 79% 79%

A T & 8 1“ p1102% 102% 102% 102%

Hallo & Ohio 108% 108% 108 108

B'Itlyn R T 62 63% 62 82%
Cites & 01110 48% 48% 48 48%
Ch 01 West 19% 19% 18% 18%

Ch M A: 81. P 174% 174%, 172% 172%

Col 1“ & 1 42% 42% 41% 4116
Col South ' 205‘I 26% 26% 26%
Con Gas 188. 188 188 188

Del & 11nd 181% 182% 181%‘182%
Met Sec 78 79% 77% 78%
Erie » .. 11$" 41% 401‘ 4016
Erie ilt pf 78% 78% 78% 78%
Gen idles 174% 174% 174* 174%
Iii Central 100% 160% 100% 160%

Lou a Nash mat rum use 143%
Mei‘flt Ry 118 mu 1175611896
Mes Cent. 20%: cost 19% 19%
M K a ’1‘ pt my lists new new

0 P1101111: 97% 07% 96% 96%
It Lead 44 ‘ 44 44 44
N Y Central 141 ”141 140% 140%

Nor! & West 70% 70% 78% 78%

Out a West ~51 49% test
Pale Mail 39’ 39 38 38
Penn R R 135% 135% 134% 184%
P00 Gas 101 “101 1007/. 1007i
Nor\i’ac R R 186 185 182 182
Reading 93% 94 93% 98
Read 1st pl 00% 00" 90% 90%
Rep Steel 17 17 17
Rock island 27 27 sets new
South Pac , 62% 02% 81%
Son R Co 29951 39%; 29% 20%
Tenn 1.1 77 ’17 - 77 77
1'93qu 32 3396‘ 38% 38%
Union Pac 123 M138 131%. 12! '
81111er 381551 88% “is BIN
S Stse 27% it

abash III 89%," I014— 39
- 303

his" dividend ail per cent, and as

vl’t‘n‘

AFAMILY TRUST.

 

 

should: "Isms. what malts!

on.

 

 

Hung.

 

 

Selleok & Price. that! to footOuifltiers. f

THs caaaLaaa seasons on aaoaowav “My rating“ "
nos Lose, oomsonrasea. assaults-ran sAcK sorrel-mast} ‘
YOU WOULD usual on Quantum, nor may other show
up auv nos: «cLAssvv THAN you can? is con seams
AND sunrise sonata. was" no. A LOT or area “1‘
rear warren mro CRACK storage MAKtscrsors IT’S
as sIMPLaAs rue rsaa‘a ave: marsh TAILoss. morn
seams AND masrsnrltaatcs. serene '7'? too Lara, ‘
rev cuss.

9 ‘ $7. 50 to $25. 00

 

DHOES ,
THE EXTREME NEW POINTED ‘TOE OXFORDD, IN ALI;
LEATHERS FROM $2.00 TO “.00.

at $1.00 7 ~
wasPscIALIz: CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES. Dream.
s1.2s,s1.so.s2.oo. ‘ ‘ ' “ "

5n thK P...

Clothiers and Furnishera. ‘
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

oneyatapercent..rl . ..

a; other day. menu a 1- mo ‘
eilmisswss healsghsrharcomb. ,.

 

Telephone Call 324-2.

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my all-Pr

 

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To Serve and Please

. CAKE SALE—The third lot of those Cake‘s now selling. fine and fresh,
good and cheap, 10: lb.
The Drake Pound Cake is selling here at the rate of 6 leaves a week.
Fresh lot in on Saturday, 5 kinds, 18c and 20a lb. -
CLOVER HILL PRINT BUTTER—Sam; of our regular customers on
this article got off when the price not up to 376.. Now i am calling them
back. New lot just in and price way down. The butter that» brings, you
back for more. 28c lb. special. H... ., -«
FRESH EGGS—Special for Fresh Eggs. Saturday. 25c.
Nlcs Pinsapples,15c to 20c as to €112.
Nfiyv Potatoes of the but sort, 30c pk.; special tor Saturday. Home
Spinach, Bunch Onions, Cabbage. etc. 4 . - . ~
What will you have? ‘Hope to serve and please. ;

 

 

LORENZO DIBBLE

TELEPHONE CALL. 26—4. ’

 

Ne Potatoes .
.00 pk

umrao GROCERY coMPNNv

20 No Main st, So. Norwaik. Tel. 26-3. 49 Fort St", E. Norwall'r. Tel. 319;: -

 

 

The Paris Clark and Suit House

, roe amaar STYLES AND ue~ro DATE GARME s CALI. AND on
us, as we can THE sear eoooe son Lass MO ev. nachos: wa‘ ,
MANUFACTURE oua Diva codes AND ELL roa CAa'H. "nus Is A}?
savmam you or men: THAN so: on THE DOLLAR. ,lc‘ottl Arid)“;
s'l ootlyi‘ucao. , . .

33 South Mam Street .. .. , .
Roton Point Now Open...

4; Hotel and Restaurant. .
cause The mauaoamaw'r or A. J. thrH AND J. s‘._"RaLi..v. , f“. :

Shore Dinners Clambales. 010.. at Papillary Prices

WILL 31‘ A SPECIALTY. , , ”in,
Bass Balk—loot: Teams in tho lento;

Excursions. Music and Dancing; ,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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when his macaw“ sis wholly" tobiams. .Woata it not bs nail to
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bushland

that this. .

 

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in, “NW
, ; an' attituds or «0;ng
stir when «mm a
tenths incident..-
manhole family to ss-

gates ain’t. It funny!

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