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Evening sentinel, Monday, July 3, 1905 · page 5

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purchased the
Joseph Bland

R. Baker, of
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, uy your tire-
‘ All the latest

airon at the
timed from a

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in street are

m wavings Bank
Deposit your
our pcr cent.

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sisiu
II|IlII
50 p.
h. :ll‘t’ and fur-
.t'ts ( :Ilargc at A.

5‘ch: \and cannot
llilV Ur iticul taste.
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ngl and up goes
at the Now
a celebration
the ad.

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. Sun. ,
wllL. W- Sai'

- works over.
0"th & Co

is his aim?
In all night
ow.

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few days

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:‘eIAl’lson. iii
lk artist,
‘ days"
’Iifi‘m'ou
’ est street has rctIIrIch
er home in Lenoxvilic. I‘a.

, who has
I. nulls Olaf)

.1. Collins and .Company have thc
an info portion of thc
r ithe Disosu block in

’ATO- Hafnor's tor good iiicworks.

Willis H 80".lllllt of Nor-

'. a handsome Fourth of July
trimmed with Allli'lll'flll flags
i".o- date clothing and luIbcI-dash

' :vz'la’lk Fir: l’olitc will
1 thin ew mot: and re

who corn“! to their
Iaplmlii} If the tire
ingot.

mum lilHIlilU'l‘DOI‘ ill
.gelel‘ 5 lll‘f‘k (Vom-
.. Alli. mil until thin
«on. .9 York Ior Albany
IIrzrimI e?’ w liaison River
I‘. W. Moria.

'R EAR I' ’NEw CAR
hit-kit ‘ and i‘qupany. of
xviivq \to William it.
new olufc ycaiorduy.
‘ limit“ hmw- Inwcr lo~
built. BflilllI iIIII t.
in rennin
*W n
iutla ~ ughi . or Mr. and
- Ii “HIM IUW Willi
{.d it motioned
IIIIIlI mtn VIC" 10'-
: ' rim lion in trout
Enid .1 vane. Mru.
‘ii ncrvouu

lrhh‘ Burl: Indium Punt
:rwalir. vi 'jtl William
, It, tin: evening.
. - -1 Ihntnrmcr
; n mum , a thin reci-
= “Chick-In not," which
jaiv 2hr vl pmcnt ...

m wit-Wmnd' t"i~ in growing
' . ling. . M loft . i of it.

Am in Iwroi l of the nu-
. trout. 1&0 A. to . asuhma-
. III lot; 5,“ Wrgl'tIlm {contractor
, ilulc phtn. hair
‘3 my It or the crab
“puking coin»

,, MI ch concern
femur time. its
f” Win: It up and it
”I flcmnmamintinnn
MilimehL will
IIImpany'a at-

. mutated. The
Mir 00th re-
strain”: Celtic,
Iiccthiiil firm

The corhpany'n

" MRI line.

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TAYLOR a UOLDEN.
Ru] Errata.
74 Washington Strut.
South Norwalk.

ROWAYTON. . ..
uand Mrs. Samuel Mead will on
twin friends over the Fourth
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Mina Florence Holmes, of Bath
Beach, is the guest or John. Crockett.

Mr. and Mrs. J1 M. Bates. of Siam
lord visited at the home of William
Maori yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Lambert and
family, of Raymond street, spcut yes-
terday out of town.

’Charles ,

Bowman, of, New York.

‘gspcniWSunday with in parents of the

Want Side.

Albert Lynch, of Andovcr College. is
spending his summer vacation at the
home of his parents on the farm road.

The Berkeley House has again been
opened for the season by Mr. and Mrs.
Nusson. of New York. and is well till-
ed with Fourth of July guests.

Arthur Stoddard. Sr. of New York
came to RowaIIon. Saturday, to spend
the Fourth at the home of John Suit
fin, 01 Raymond street.

Elbert Woodward, of the l’oughkeep-
ale Military Academy. is spending his
summer vacation at theI home of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Raymond, of River
street.

Chief of Police Vollmer issued a
warning this morning to siorokccperu
and householders to put away all in-
flammable nIticlcs that they hawI to
prevent their being confiscated by boys
for bonding

Row Ilion Hose Company has made
elaborate preparations for its open
house tonight. The committee in
charge will be First Assistant Fore
man Charles Tuck. G. W. Stevens, Am-
brose Crockett. Charles Coates and
William Moore. There will be an cl:
aborute supper, and other attractions.
Tomorrow morhinx' the Hose Corn-
pauy’s bail team will play the crew
of the steamer Kuiet}. Stevens. Lud-
rigun and Moore will be the battery
{or the Hose nine. and Lynch and
Raymond tor the sailors.
plre will be Samuel Mott.

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PAINT DUG OUT OF GROUND.

Shafts Furty Feet Deep Sunk
Stran e Mine Located in
cntrai Oregon.

The sioryoi‘ a soup mine in lIlaho
from which Pullman trains obtain
thcir soapI supply is outdonc by a ()re-
gon. to t (I cffcct that paint has been
discovered in the earth and is hcing
lnlnctl llkI; Izold. says II Portland sin»
clal to lhi‘ Baltimorc AIIIcriI-au. The
paint is said to be of good quality, and
tho owners 01' the urine think they
havc a bonanza, ' ‘

Details of the mcihod used in
paint mining are not Ioniaincd in
thc report, ,but it is said that in min-
ing for thé pilot smcrul shafts 30
(I p"III0hI sunk 'l‘ho shafts
ponctrnted several strata, and the
paint Was found to cxist in suceessivo
lay-crs.'wlth a thin strip of separating
scIlinIcnt. ’i‘hcI strain have a width
of four to ilvc foot, and the color of
thc pilot in the succcssivc strata
varics from an exccllcnt ochrc to 11
dark huc. The owners of thc nIlnII
cxpcct to market ihcir paint suctcas-
iuliy and will haw an cxhibit of ii at
the twin and (‘lnrk cxposiiion, which
uiil bc hcld in Portland from lano1
to Uriober 15. ,

The story of the paint dcpositls
vouched for by porsouu who have
ht‘t‘fl the mine. The sIInIc pcmoas
vouch for a Italo to thI.I clfoct that in
IlIc Willamette valley. which in one
of the moat fertile upoia in thc wor.id
shocp grow so fat that when they not
on ibelI backs they tic helpncuu 11ktI
inrtilou. itia «aid that small boys in
the Willamette valley make ready
money turning ahoop IIch' at so much
a turn.

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Dr. 8. i’. f‘ronin. or liridxcymrt.
in town today on billilm'ilti.

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The
South ilqunli
Trust human“.

The Truptcca have ordered that
interest it the rate of 4 per cent.
per annum by credited to the dc-
poaitorp in the Savings Deparo
meat? tor the current six month:
ending June 30th. 1905. payable
on and after July Iolh.

Deposit: made on or before
July mix will draw interest from
July m. .
CHARLES E. IOYT.

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The um- '

4th of July Wears.

Togs fit for the Fourth are fit for all —anIILcr—gct' 'em
now and have Summer—long service and comfort. -

Here are Serge Suits that never change blue-osmooth
and rough, single and double-breasted, two-piece and three-
piece, lined and half lined; the best you buy, from
$10.00 to $18.00. ‘

Handsome cooling Outing Suits o'f wool crash, home-
spun, cassimcre and worsted full-model sinélal‘an‘d double-
brcasted styles, $8. 50 to $16. 00.

All the rest of the outfit—Straw Hat. Negligc Shirt,

Neckwcar. cool Collars, thin Underwear, fancy Hose, Belts,
Fancy Vests.

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.P. S.-—With a new fancy vest and outing trOuscrs that
old coat will look new.

SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
South Nor-walk. . . Tel. Call, 32- a.

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’Twould be foolishly cxpenshc for me to send you
but Ibo host of buy. grain and feed. when i make it a Inlo
to take back at price sold anything that you think is not
us it should be,

it's easy to make low prices if quality is disregIIrdod—~
the market is always full of low—priced goods, but buying
“chcap” grain is not cconorny and it's mean to your'd‘nltnul.

Buy Outs Thais Clean. '.

MANUEL T. HATCH.

I am near—~—
ill.

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just us for as . .~ ;.
ncurcsi‘i‘cticr-box _

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KOOAKs

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instrument Supplio

William P. 6003'

link and Siniinnnry Sinus.

6 South Main St.
South ‘Nothailt.

49 Wall Street.
Norwaik.

Gnu Your Bruins Earn Money9

The? could after a six months course at

. .
Merrill College
'. L '. rigour” NORWALK. com.
with! Catalogue. ,. ' M. A. MERRILL. Prln.

“eiv'e LObst'ers,
Soft Shell Crabs,

Long and Round Clams. All kinds of Fish

received dailu.
. Orders Delivered Free 01 Charge.

Cutbttl’o Bridge Fish Market

TIL. 1C— FIII DELIVERY.

HOYT II FREEMKN,

Harry Hfipflizlmértkfi Co.
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Banykera and
Mocha. lull. can and Cotton mm and 001‘ M c or on Margin“
, music: Now tori Consortium 13on man-nu. mm prom win.
New. roar, 41...»: «with mm Brooklyn. m mm m
aouvn nonwaut. rat..m—-a. “I my" Youth! IUiLOlNO.
mum Fm Ivm Moral“ at to 0’0““. ‘

 

 

 

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APOLLO ~
0 H OCOLATES

are superior in quality to any
other candy, no matter who
makes it or what lie price. . -

Apollo Chocolates coat 60c lb. ‘

also havo them in boxes at
30. 40, iii) and 75 cents.

T1111; SODA lSI FINE. You
can keep cool~by drinking our
fruit phosphates, lime Juice, and
raspberry is a very nice one, and
there are plenty of others. ,
‘ College lces' and Ice Cream
Sodas are tine. too, on II hot day.

lhu Oliffurd Pharmacy

THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. CALL 168.

 

 

Maples & Guidschmldi 00.

(Incorporated)-

COMMISSION BROKERS.

Daaicra In

Stocks. Boning, am. and
Cotton.

Swan: a Corbett Block. 80.

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TODAY iN WALL 8'1 REET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-—Pricea
advanced vigorously :over the opening
transactions in the stuck market today,
The gain in Rock Island ran to 1 1-2".
Union Pacific 1 1-4 and New York Con-
trol, lrie and the Second Preferred
about. a point. Southern Pacific. Read.
iIng. t‘nitcd States Steel pfd. and
Brooklyn Transit were also up large
fractions.

WALL S’l‘lllClCT. 11 a. nrrt‘ontrury
to expectations in view of tomorrow‘s
holiday, thc market was exceedingly
animated and a great variety of stocks
showed notable sirenth. A few of thtI
recent favorites, howcvcr, were com—
purativciy quiet and made little addi-
tion progrcss upward after the open-
ing doulings, 'l’ht-‘licnt showing in thc
point of strength of activity was made
by l'nion Par~iilo,gtiIe trunk lincs and
the local tractions. Gains of a point
or more were fairly gcnerul.

WALL STREET. 1 p In.-—A bulgc
in Reading to 102 1-4 was uccomplish‘
cd despite the generous feeding out of
large blocks of stocks I'll-5 the rise made
headway. 'l‘hc‘h'iurket otherwise was
iouiurolcas und' apathetic aftor the ac-
tivity of thc torenooh.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report maniac private wtrea or

Norwalk.

 

mission Brokers, Swartz & Corbett
Block, South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. man. Low. 1:30

'snII-I, 823, an»; m,
an 35 Rh 35
3'.“ n2 :1: 33
17‘}. no 476;. III
11:114. 11mg, not.

111W.
\nI Sugar 130% ”My. 139“; Holt.
851,1. tl-ilq 8:7

\'l‘ (081% Mi“.
.\ '1“ Nb ‘iI‘pt 10:: 102 lot-$4 10':
iinlto & tlhio 1141311402 ’ ll-i‘m
ll‘klyu it '1‘ 7‘.‘ 711% ' 73
i‘hcu SI Ohio 5354, 551% 133‘),
t‘lII 8: N w 201% 211 21M,
t‘li (ll Wcst 201.4 2M4. 201.4
I‘h Iii :0 Si 1' 17734 1733. 1'13
(‘01 F 8: l .15 4514 if»
(‘01 South :38 ‘Js‘
Its 17%

27%..
III-III 4M4
Eric lot [)1 hit-34 82.”). 52“,, 112%.
Ill (‘IIntral tun-y. iii? tum tun-3;
Lon Ill Nash 11117,, 1.005;. till?“ lotion
Mot Si lty 128 1300. 1211 12m
Mcx (II-III 21m. 2214. 2153217.:
M K at T 2:03: 293.. 20% 2:05.
M ii & '1‘ pf «1H. um 0:034 twin
Mo Pacific too IIIIIV. 100 1001,44
N Y Control 110 140% 1413 140%
Norf& West 86 36% 80%
out & Wont 53W. 03% 03%
Pcnn R it 111% 142% 111%
P00 (lain 101% 10435 104%
Reading 10th 101%. 100%
Rep 81001 lli’lé, 20% 10%
Rock island 30% 31% 30%
South l‘nc iii, 65%. 64%
Soil Ry (lo 32% 33% 32%
Tenn t! it I lit» 80 84%
Texan Pitt: 34% .3485 341,4
Union PM 128% 129% 128%
ll 8 Rubber 40 41 10
Is Stool 3294 n {12%
ll 8 81001 tit 99" 00% 097i.
Wnbuh 20% 19%
Wabash pf 40% 41 40%
NEW YORK. July 3.-—Following the
publication at the government (stop
there wan an excited advance in
the New York cotton market. the 0C-
tober option rising from 11:48 to 10:60
or'more' than a cent a pound.
CVGLONIS 1N JAMAICA.
Torrihiy dentructiw though tiyt‘lmll‘fl
am there are occasions when they
have It beneficial effect. Bums little
time ago Jamaica wanmwupt by a
cyclone from and to end and the “-de
«traction it wrought «an utimntcd at
nearly Ihren millionn. The community
bravely laced the cituation, and now
Humanism. that "an II hurricane. iii not
without itiiII blood In. The iruit non.
none have been In re invertible mines
the cyclone than experienced tor mniiy
years out "A or inane." any: the
acting governor Inmates. ”sippenrn
to Insulin in promoting toriiiity of I o
011.1‘hetoialdeatruciion of to
annna crop and .111» attention com
uinoriiy given to tearing cultivation
ave resulted in a laid in the last New
Inn of a much liner trade at fault

Annil (‘op
.-\III C & F (‘0
.\In Cot 0H
.\m Loco

.\lll Smelt

M:

141%
1049520
101

31%

. tun hut been exported an no large a

inc‘alc previously. “-N then-aid .
CHOU“! 1N WiN‘l‘Il QUARTHO.

A dramatic rarer than tin can»
Mid at tit «Imu- and our

 

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$6.50 to $13.00
A LOW COLLAR. A SPOTLESB SHIRT. A NARROW can, A

8PRUCE STRAW HAT, TAN TIE8,HO’SIERY TO MATCH—AND YOU
CAN SNAP YOUR FINGER AT A-HIGH NOON BUN.

Bathing Suits.

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“Mr

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SELLECK & PRl E

Clothiers and Furnishersw ~ ~'
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
TclephoncHCall 324-2.

 

 

The Maples a Goldmhmidt on, Cour

85% ‘
53% ‘

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Enquire for Home Grown Strawberries
and Fine Florida Pineapples at mu. store
tonight. '

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LORENZO DIBBLE

IELEPHONE CALL. 26—4

”SPECIALS FOR.

Saturday 8: Manda

NATIONAL BiSCUIT CO. '8 PACKAGE CRACKERS, 10c PKBB.3 FOR 25¢."
5C PKGS. 6 FOR 25C ‘

25c SIZE CAN COR-NED On ROASTBEEF ............... '..-..-
15: SIZE CAN CORNED 0R ROAST BEEF ............ . .12c
100 8111-: CAN POTTED HAM OR TONGUE ............ as
5c 5125 CAN POTTED HAM on TONGUE ......... «to
12c SIZE CAN VEAL on HAM LOAF ......... . ........... ’ .10:
30c 8an CAN LIan's WHOLE TONGUE ................ 1....2oc'
LOBSTER, NEW 00003. PER CAN ............ . ........... ..: ........ 25¢
MILK. a CANS .............................................. .25c.
ATHLETE on TUBE ROSE FLOUR, BAG ................. 80c”
FANCY WAX BEANS, PER 0T. ............................ -. ...... 5ch

EXTRA FINE PEAS AT A VERY LOW PRICE. ‘ ‘

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NEW LOT OF VERY FANCY NEW POTATOES AT A VERY LOW ‘
PRICE.

FULL LINE OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.

imted Grocery?

NMN IT.
80- "NOON MALK. OT.

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.25...

17 lbs. for $1. 00

You Need Extra Ouppiiu at thin Beacon
for Prencrvlng Jeni“. ‘

via

EARLY noon POTATOES PER l’lilCK .. ........ ’19::

Early Southern grown White Rona are ntiheir bent. Lam; sound.
dciiciouu baked or bolted We aim have name at 130 per pack...

Some of 01113 ecials-

8101011101)RMfllNB,EPl(‘URE PER l’OlJNDP CKAGE
PAIN/(ill MATCHES. lL’ LARGE HOXEB PER. PAC
THREE POUNDS BEST HEAD RlUE....‘.;.......... '-
COUNTRY CLUB KETCHUP, I’ER;BO'1‘:1‘1:EQ . . . . ...

,.Lauis.,.;yrcgi *

Tel. call 3311-5.

mutant Borg “7.5%

WHOTI LAWN WAIITI,A
Childm’a Inlo“. 138.14

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