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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 8, 1905 · page 5

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11111 News Notes.

 

 

The choicest spring lamb. veal. etc.,
at Dodge's Market

A regular routine meeting of But-
ler Lodge. was held last eVning.

Frederick Chadderton. of parien.
was in form this morning on business

The barge Bella arrived yesterday
with a cargo of coal for Raymond
Brothers

 

—-—Auctlon‘l sale, Tollcs property. 76
Taylor ave, SauJune 10, 2 p. m.-

 

 

A regular business meeting of Beth-
any Chapter was held last evening at
Trinity Church.

 

 

John Potter, of the H. K. and S.
Company force. is enjoying a vacation
from duty.

 

Presents for the June lnide at
Read 3. Other interesting news “1 the
ad. Read it.

Rain or shine you can use a rain
coat. J Joseph Davis has a nice line of
them. Read his ad.

 

‘ Lady Jennings. Lodge Shepherds oi
Bethlehem. he‘d a regular business
meeting last evening.

 

Ophin Chapter, 0. E. 5.. will enter-
thin the grand officers tomorrow even
ing at theirvlo‘dge room.

 

The kind that (everybody likes.
Foss‘ celebrated "Quality" chocolates
at Stillson-Poweli Corcorpation.

 

Carl Shhailb’s saloon on the bridgt

was yesterday placed on the‘ ‘fair list '
by a committee of the Bartenders' Un
ion.
, Miss lrcnc Hell. of Brooklyn, who is
visiting in New Canaan, will be the
guest over Sunday. of Miss Mamie
Wardwcll, of Norwalk.

I -——Public auction. house and lot. 70
Taylor avenue. Sat. June 10, 2 p. n1.

~—~—-

 

Raymond Brothers have a gang of
men at work in Green‘s Farms 1111
proving the Beachslde inn property
and repairing the buildings

The June sale of cotton underwear
begins today at the Boston Store. A
long list of article nd prices will be
found in their ad. and it.

._.._.___...
The Second R“ ent Band, of New
Haven. will pro a fit-furnish the 11111-
1.110 at the field day exercises of Clinton
Commandery, Knights Templar. .
W4...“

A regular meeilhb of the Hot Malt
ers' Association was held last evening
at which the report of the delegate to
the recent directors meeting was read
and accepted.

The South Norwalk Hive of the La-
dies Macabees will meet this evening
at the home of Mrs. Lyle, 73 Wood
ward avenue. at 8 o'clock. nII mem-
bers are mucosa to be present.

Farnha to: asset of the Stam.
ford tolel) 0K0 exchange. came to this
city in an huto yesterday. and when

alartlng for home the machine broke
dow11.tausing considerable delay.

 

 

 

-—Auctlon sale, Tolles property. 76.
Taylor avenue. Sat. June 10. 2 p. 111.

W

Strawberries are said by the dealers
to be cheaper now than they will be
again this season as the home grown
berries will be in next! week. Many
are taking advantage of the low price
to preserve berries.

 

Mrs. Susan M Green is confined to
her home with a sprained ankle. Bun-
day evening she attended the services
at 8t. Paula Mission on Van Zandt
meet and. slipped on the plan and
(oil. Dr. 13.311119: is attending her.

A Millstone—- for the Neck of Offend-
m will be the theme of the semen
in the pastor It. the First Methodist
O urch. next suudcy mention. in which
reference will be made to tho tolu-
my given at the hearing on the ac-
plhatlon for lines” for 11 new client:
on Monroe 11 treat. ,

«wan. ové‘r there " announced the

“tourist, "i saw them digits:
up out the oldest citicd u the
‘w

." "'l'hct's settling," repl ed the
awn” cur city four times every year. "

 

 

ultimatum“ out his ”chest “we

 

 

m Kind You Llh.
W 11ka «an if the, N
lid
“crunch" in

.Wo. have some

 

TAYLOR d1 001.017”.
9 Real Estate.
7! WuabIngfon Street.
South Norwalk. . ,

 

ostrich Mitiltl‘l‘dll accctvso.

Sultan of‘ MprrocIIc Did Not Initial.
It Reception:

TANGIE‘IR. crocco. June S—Gerard
howther'nnit sh minister to Morocco,
A. lawthpi‘. British ministér to Moroc-
co. numbntcd his credentials to the solo

Ilay. The ceremony was attended
by, the customary picturesque Morocw
can display. Mr, inwther in his
speech assured the sultan of
the sincerity King Edward
and of the British govern-
ment it their desire for the wei-
fare of Morocco and their "earnest
wishes for the maintenance of the
power and authority of the Sherlfilan
ruler." The latter reciprocated the
wish for a continuance of the tradi-
tional friendship the two countries.
Tut-ought the interview the sultan was
impassive, almost indifferent.

The political situation remains be
logged and will not be cleared 11p 11n-
til Mr. ilowther has a private audience
with the sultan. *

it is reported that priVate offers
have been made to the sultan of a.
loan of 325.000.000, and it is alleged
that the offer is supported by Ameri-
can capitalists. but a suitable guaran-
tee remains the difficulty, as the cus-
toms are pledged to France for the
next fifteen years.

CAMPBELL GETS JUDGMENT.

Can Recover $8,490.91 Front Aunt Who
SOId Railroad SLOGR.

BRiDGEPORT, June 8.—-A judgment
to' recover 88,490.91 was awarded to
Henry H, Campbell against Annie .1.
Cuihane and Cornelius Delury, of Dan-
bury. in a decision handed down to-
day by Judge Milton A. Shumway in
the Superior Court. The decision ren-
ders null and void 9. will drawn by
Campbell in favor of Mrs. Culhane,
who is his aunt. Campbell was a son
and only heir of Hugh Campbell, who
died in Newtown about five years ago,
leaving $20,000.

Mrs. Culhane was adnfinlstrairlx of
the estate and was charged during
the trial with having threatened to
have a conservator appointed over
Campbell unless he gave 11p some val-

of

 

 

sable railroad stock certificates which '

he had in his possession as a part of
his father's estate. Mrs Culhane se-
cured the stock and sold it for 86, 575
and the court elders hm to not only
restore that amount, but the difference
between it and the real worth of the
certificates. . .

 

NEW YORK WAREHOUSE BURNED

NEW YORK. June 8.—-A warehouse
of the New York Dock Company at
Conqyer and Reid streets near Eric
Basin, Brooklyn which was filled with
a large amount or cotton and hemp
caught. fire early today. it was found
that the loss would be heavy. The
contents of the building were owned
by individual concerns other than the
doek.¢o1npany The warehouse was
one of the group of buildings called
”File Red Hook Stores." .

 

The reason it takes two women so
long to say goodby is that they are
both determined to have the last word.

 

, ,Lettcr to Otto Barthel,

, v South Nor-walk.

Dear Sir: 31.50 a gallon is dear
for water. There is a good deal of
water‘ifl some paint and shouldn't be
any

They any oil and water don‘t mix;
add alkali; that makes soft soap. A
certain amount of oil water and alkali
makes thick paint; it Is thick 111 the
can; it is thick to look at. feels thick
in the brush. But soap isn‘t paint;
and you can't cheat Nature; you can't
Cheat Weather: you can't cheat Time

The alkali don't do the paint any
good; it is put in to hide the water;
to sell it and sell you; $1.50 a. gallon
for alkali-water.

Buy Devon, and go by the name.

Yours truly,
1‘. W. DEVOE d: CO.

1’. S.-C. E. Dow. South Norwalk;
Hubbcll & Staples Hardware Company.
Norwalk and E E. Corham, East Nor-

walk. soll our paint.
w ‘

Holt lady on: of tho hundreds of smurf funny
or blue um null: hero and compare II with
anything In town of the some prloo.

You'll (Ind the Value and uylo of ours bo-
yond compass.

Pay anywhoro from 38.50 to 32

not dollar-for-dollar voluo ln sorvlq
faction.

Fancy suits In wounds. homo-undo. fronds.
oasslmorcs and ohovlols.‘ blue and block
Thlbof and blue some, s'lnglo or double- breast-
od.

Good straw hols In all the now shapes and

proportions. smooth and Sonnlt braids. 80 m.
to 33.80.

if you’ll
‘d sells-p

 

I

Summer everythl'np. down to hosiery. for man
and boy. .

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SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
South Norwaih. Tel. Call, 32-2.

 

 

 
 

YOU CAN BE SURE

 
 
 

that l have no wish to sell you a thing unless in so doing 1
serve you so well that you will want to come again and
again. it is permanent trade that is valuable to me. i

 
 
 

sell you my best Judgment as well as my grain.

Buy Oats Thais Clean. ‘
MANUEL T. HATCH.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

For the little ones:

D. M. Chick Feed.
F. 1’. Cl Chick Manna.
Best obtainable.

KODAKS
Fresh Camera Supplies

. AT
William P. Beers'
link and Stationery Slates,

_ l . v.
6 South Main St.
South Norwalk.

49 Wall Street.
Norwalk.

Can 10111 11111111111111 illney?

They could offer a six months course at

Merrill 1. College

scum was was. com.
M. A. Muscat. Prln.

 

,/

erto for Catalogue. . .

 

.. rlm'v uni-1‘s J'EIA‘AU m
,.

 

Before lIliI Burplcrv.
Not lifter.

is the ”Hill to rent a safe deposit box.
good sized ones for. M
per year.

111080th Notwalit lrtisilio.

if you are at all integetitcd we would 1

be glad to show you our vault.

 

 

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for 111311ch My

 

cor souvenir “patrol and ‘
book 0011;131:111! ho noun!

u

Native Eels. Skinned Black Fish. Sea Bass.
Bitter Fish Flesh Mackerel. ‘

All Other Kinds of Fish. Clams Etc.
Cutbili‘s Bridge Fish Market

TEL. 105-- FRII DELIVERY.

"Hon '11 FREEMAN,

man SINTINO

Harry H. Hoyt di“’Co.,

Bankers and Brokers, ,.

clocks. loads, Grain and Cotton loll out and told for M or on Marcia.
Member New York Consolidated lilo ck Exchange. Direct private Wire.

New York. '41 and 43 Wall strut. .. Brooklyn. 871 Fulton strut.
SOUTH NOIWALK. TELJIM HOVT’I THEATRE Ian-DINO-
Marlin Percent Ivory mining at 10 all cell.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ConvouEat
And forget It?

:if you have any distress after
eating you need a remedy. Get
a pickups of our

Kodol Dyspepsia 131110

if your case of indigestion is
recent you can be free of it in
a Week. if chronic. it will take
longer, but we guarantee a cure.

500 and ii bottle.
lite Oilfield Pharmacy

TEL. can. in. _

 

 

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Maples d fioldschmldt Go.

(incorporated)

COMMISSION. BROKERS.

Belicia. in ,

stocks, Bonds. Grain plan/d
cotton.

Swat-t2 d. Corbett Slack. So. Norwalk.

3-. t1

TODAY- IN WALL 81 REET. .
-—--

WALL STREET; 10:10 a. m.--'1‘hc
London market was. stirred with re-
ports oi‘ a good outlook for peace and
contributed to an openlnghere that
was higher all around. Advances ran
to a point. 111 Reading and Canadian
Pacific and Union Pacific. Southern
Pacific, New York Central Ontario it
Western BIOOKIHI Transit and Smelt-
ing made large fractional gains. Busi-
ness was on a moderate scale.

WALL STREET. 11 a. n1.—~Stock
that came out on the opening n'dvanco
was absorbed and prices made some
progrese above the opening level.
Southern Railway. stocks figured large-
ly in the dealings. but there was not
much doing in the specialties. outside
of Amalgamated Copper. which rose
1. The 'UnltedSiatos Steel attacks
were heavy and prices Were below the
best all around at 11 o'clock.

WALL STREET, Noon—The mur-
ltet fell into extreme dullness and on.
ly a, few stocks made appreciable
changes. Bonds were steady.

WALL S't REET, l p. n1.——Stocks 111
which the speculative lntelest is
small suffered proportionately more
than the active favorites with pressure
tior sale in a dull and listless market
like that of today.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

Report. over the private wires of
The Maples a Goidschmldt 00.. Com
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block. South Norwaik. Telephone 11531

Open High. Low

Anlal Cop 705$ 80 701A 799;:
A111 C '& F Co 33% 33% 113% 33%
‘Am C & F pf

Am loco 47% 4714, 463.. 46%
Am Smell 11014 11014. 109% 109%
Am Sugar 133% 133% 133% 13371:.
A '1‘ di. S Fe 8051’; 80% till 80
A 'i‘ 6}. S PM 102 102 102 102
Bailo & Ohio 1077/5 108% 107711 108%
ll'klyn R 'l‘ 63% 03% 03% 631/;
Chen & Ohio 49% 491.7,. 495;. 4959
Chi & N W 10-1 104 103 193
Ch Gt West 13% 1871’. 181/,» 1117..
Ch M St 81 P 17:11.1 178-11; 173 173%
Col F & i 41 4W. 4] 41
Met Set: 78 78 715 75
Eric. 40“ 40% 40 40%
Erie lsi pf» 79 79% 78% 79
ill Central 158% 159% 15813415931.
Lou & Nash 144% 145% 141 141159
Manhattan 164 164 164 164
Met St Ry 119% 1197/5, 119% 119%
M K 8: T 27% 27% 27% 27%
M K & T of 011,4 61% 61% til-36.
Mo Pac 97 97 . 97 ' 97
N Y Ce tral 140 140% 140 140%

Norf & West 80% 80% ill) 80
Ollt & West 51% 51% 50% 51
Penn R R 134% flight, 131% 134%
Reading .. 91% 95
Rook island 2'7 927% 26% 26%
Rub Goods 33% 33% 33% 33%
South Rec 6215’ 62% 02 02
3011 Ry Co :11 31m 31m. 31%
Tenn C & i 75 75% 75
Texas Pac 32% 2% 32% 32
Union Pac 1221612114 l""Vs 122%
U 8. Steel 26%., ‘ 0% 20% 20%
',U 8 Steel pf 103% 93% 931A 93%
Wabash 381/. 18% 18% 18%
West U11 Tel 31/. 93y. 931/. 9314
Sales to 12 m.. 175.500

‘Ex dividend 1 1.45 per cent.

LONDON. June 8.—-’i‘rading on the
Black Exchange opened buoyant on
the news of the peace negotiations.
Pulses advanced sharply in all depart-
ments. led by Console. Americans
shared in the general advance.

 

MILFORD GIRL QsEUMIAN COUNT.

«

-”
Hor Husband May Have Icon Killed
in the Recent :"n Ictilc With

The New York World yesterday con-
tained the following:

“On the Kaiser Wilhelm ll.
arrived loot ni ht Countess M. do
Chrapuvltuliy. wt 9 of Count dc Chi-a-
positivity. an officer on the battleship
Alexander ill. of the Second Baltic
squirm, which was sunk

luirpl'l‘ooo . The soundin-
have hush killed or wn

 
 
 

 
 
 

the countess were her two little girls.

It ‘09.

I and a maid '
It“.

chute“
She is on her way

"The mum was met on the

chwiiueuthuxctm
MB mound Id'lysli

 

there

by All-
en in height.
it Here new dlfllcuttleu prune. There .

was formerly Mics
, Taylor. the daughter of a rich nu-
‘ ford. Guam. than.
to spend the summer at the family‘s
1; cuticle, lion Trumbull Hooch. Milford.

the counters
1110111311113 0- 11‘?“ lilac 1m

 

Select 3 Pride. Head to loot Outfitters.

 

Negligee Shirts

New Pointed Toe

Straw iials 500 to S4 003,, ,, 3,
Two Piece 5111 $6 50 to $15 00
Blue Scarce Suits $10.00 to $20 00 ,.

Shoe Department

$2.00 to $4.00

You Should s... 0111 New'.Colla1.
"11115 TEDDY”

l‘i;,

50cm $2.00; -

Oxfords 101, Men,

 

 

ELLE K & PRIT

Clothiers and Fumishers.

98 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTHNORWALK.
Telephone Call 324-2.

 

 

 

We”- W__

good and cheap. 101: lb.

back.

back for more. 281: lb. special.

Spinach, Bunch Onions, Cabbage, etc.
What will you have?

Fancy New maths. '

wax BEANS, PER or.

1HAM8, PER LB.

NOT.

Every one reads. or should read. 01
shall read by and by; yet how few
give thought to a line of type. its no
signing making and general effect
upon the human eye and mind? Seven
years ago the Linotype company felt
the’ need fol a face of type which
should be sturdy, full of color and
above ai legible. Type faces from
all counties and from the ealllest
periods were examined with scrupulous
care, and, while many beautiful
specimens we‘lc found. none seemed to
embody all the desirable features that

were fom1separatcly in many faces.
F‘inally t matter was laid before in-
galls Kimball, and that. gentleman

was commissioned to suggest and

supervise the making of a lawn which,
while beautiful, should be, above all. as
before stated. legible.

it looks so simple. doesn't It. making
a font of type? Well. work was be-
gun at once. and at the end of about

1,5 18 months the preliminary drawings
were placed in the hands of the com- '

puny. A complete font or type con-
sists of. 129 characters. The designs
wens made quite without regald to
size and attention was chiefly directed
to securing all possible combination of
letters. As each example was finished
it was photographed down so that
each line was oneslxth of an inch
thick. making an‘equlvalent of pics.

The nine plates made from these
photographs were then collated and
printed. both solid and loaded, on
paper of various surfaces. This
period of photographing down and
printing examples of drawn letters
was almost the most. discouraging part
of the entire work. Brawl gs which
looked remarkably well on and one-
half inches high became spotty and al-
most illegible in pics. The old faces.
on “thin other hel'iid, which had loolécd|
we 11 o s in ”as. meson ct
violent default:m
what seemed a monastery result was
obtained. dud preparation of large
drawings was made. lam-y letter was
drawn to shutofpppmximatciy 14 lncllk

 

 

 

 

 
 

sro many optical delusions to he
guarded walnut. in lettering. All the
pond letters have to be a little bit tali-
crt than tho square letters. otherwise
they loll mill. The capital 0 is high
or than the Capital 1!. Corvus which
seem pleasant. In the my lawn Ilse

mare prosodic 7' square in the small.

0mm, Will upped will a ohmto and
‘ :pcnmuo‘ sum to «its

 

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JONES’ FLOUR. PER BAG .........
PILLSBURY'S FLOUR. PER BAG .
LEAN SHOULDERS. PER LB. ......
VERY BEST TUB BUTTER..PER LB..
GOLD MEDAL PRINT BUTTER. PER LB.
HIRE‘S AND KNAPP' S BEER EXTRACT,15¢ SELLER
FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.

UNITED GROCERY COMPANY,

20 No Main St” So. Norwalk. Tel. 26- 3.
IT LOOKS VERY SIMPLE. BUT lT's

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

hon enlarged. Finally .

 

 

To Serve and Please

CAKE SALE—The third lot of those Cakes now selling, fine and fresh,

The Drake Pound Cake to ceiling here at the rate of 6 loaves a week.
Fresh lot in on Saturday, 5 kinds, 18c and 20c lb.

CLOVER HILL PRINT BUTTER—Some of our regular customers on
this article got off when the price not up to 37¢.
New lot just in and price way down.

Now I am calling them
The butter that brings you

o“

FRESH EGGS—Special for Fresh Eggs, Saturday. 25c.-
Nice Pincuppies, 151:" to 20¢, as to size.
New Potatoes of the best sort, 30c pk.' .. special for Saturday, Home.

Hope to serve and please.

LORENZO DIBBLE

TELEPHONE CALL. 26—4.

 

2511 and 300 per pack

............................. .100
..................... ...........85c
-. ........ .811:

 
 
 

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............

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‘ .

49 Fort St. E Norwallt. Tel. 319-3 ‘

 
 

to what seemed perfection. trial let~
te1s were made. in 11 point—small pics.
—-with most disappointing results. A

 

In: 1.
.,....’.'.. 100

new set of corrections had to be for- .

mulatcd. After constant changes ocm
cupying a period of many months.a

trial font of 11 point. was completed,
and specimens were set up and prints
ed. More trouble! Letters found
themselves in combinations which had;
not been anticipated. so that the space

between them was irregular and our

pleasant.
been formulated by pune cutters an
type founders fell to the‘ ground. and
departures had to be taken. To enu-
merate other difficulties
would overfiow this column, therefore
i desist. But at last the end was ac-
complished—a body letter was origi-
hated for the llnotype. Four years
were consumed in the task.

wonwsv council. acre.

 

Again the is, s which he ,.

in detail.

Acquainto Army With New Farm of".

' Government.

CHRISTIANIA. Norway. June 8.-
The council of state follbwlng thenc-
tlon of the storthlng in lssolving the
union of Norway and wcden. pic‘-
claiming thst. King Oscar is no lo a"
king of Norway and placing the r

of government in the hands of IIIOJ .

council of state. is proceeding with the
re organization of the government: in
the manner indicated in the progril'n
which had been more or less uncured
before the final step was taken
which yesterday's peaceful revoluifon.
was accomplished.

 

 

 

The department of national carcass .

 

has issued a decree

the ”my”
qnaintlng it with the

clutioh of the

 

 

 

slot-thing and the assumptiotz‘bfw mp}; .,

government by the
and intimating that #me
comply with the new candida 11.11011
during allegiance to those m c Mint:
in; the government.
Minister or Slalom 11w
appointed tortilla millionth"I d
council of state but decided?”

this foreign office from. o 115.1.de

of commerce. 11mm 11. «0.. JIM
which heretofore it his been emolu-

muted.

The council mo halal/vim ,.
note the tomb emu of the «plea from
the war no: of Neutron; . .

M‘OCIKHO Jun .8
h33d°ftgammgummi align the
a n , 1‘
mulch Bturthiup’s mm. " ' 1

, HAD A HOT .1
On the arrival of
b any

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

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