Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 17, 1905 · page 5

 
 
 

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. Miss Margusri O'Brien is visiting
in Bayonne, NJ iii

 

William J. Foster is enjoying a
day's vacation today. -

Elliot Watrous 'n attorney in New
gaven was in ed in Norwaik, yester-
fly

 

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--8 lbs. good corned beef for 25c at
Hayes'. ‘
Edward Pierce, the Haaford Place,
1 is spending his' vacation in New Ha
ven.

 

A. J Collins and Company are tale
ing: two leads of furniture to Nero-
ton today.

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A bargeload of stone for the town
of Norwalie arrived today at the Fer-
ris Wharves.

--——-r—-r.—

C. H. Bayllss shipping clerk 101
Raymond Brothers, is confined to his
home by illness.

 

The lawyers and the Norwalk Busi-
ness Men’s baseball team are expect
_ ed to play a game of ball next Thurs-
» day afternoon.

 

~Chester Dc Vondc and Company
will play"'Doon1ed' tomorrow night
by request. .

The highway commissioner yester-
day received the following applications
~for appropriations for good roads:
Essen $9 000; Norfolk. $9.;000 Milford.
$9, 000; Ridge-field, 89 000.

.1..___._

Elbert N. Clark, of Milford. was
awarded a contract by the state high-
way commissioner yesterday to build
4.664, 1- 2 lineal foot of mud in Sey-
wear at 73 cents a lineal foot.

 

Ptivate Joseph W. (lorham. of Com-
pany D, Third infantry. who has just
moved from Union street to Bridge-
port. has been transferred to the band
of the Third infantry, which has head-
quarters ln Bridgeport.

Star of Columbia Circle C. O. F. of
A., will hold its regular meeting in
Red Men‘s Hall. tonight All mem—
bers are earnestly.:rcquested to be
present and hear the report of the
hop recently held atnlloton Point.

 

-—As the Arlen Society's excursion
is the only one at; the season people
should not miss It. Tickets limited
to 500. are on sale at Coleman's news
store, North Mali 'street. Steamer
Huntington to North Beach, Sunday.

 

Orders issued from the adlutant
general‘s otlice yesterday extend the
leave of absonceauf,Maior Frederick
Behavior, medicaicorps. C. N. G.. from
August 13 to September 13. Major
Beharolr is the best fencer in the
National Guard. .

Chief of Police Vollmer started this
morning on a two weeks’ vacation.
Officer Frank Raymond is acting chief
during the day time and Captain Pen~
nington is in cmumsnd at night. Chief
Voumer will spenfi a portion of his
time in Newark. J

 

 

~Drink Aqua Para and sum the
risk of typhoid from well water. Heed

the warning of tile health oillcer.

Mrs. Joseph Davis and her eleven-
months-old baby boy, of Union street.
have been spending the summer in
the Hoosier state, with relatives, and
Joseph is counting the days anxious-
‘Iy when he shall once more see the
little follow'a smile and hear his win-
ning voice, which will he in Septem-
ber. when the son and heir will he a
your old.

William Miller. manager of the
Seymour Paragon Grocery, has pulled
up stakes and taken his ifamliy and
slatercin-iaw to Fairnehi Beach. where
the: have a nine-room cottage at their
dispusai. The deacon goes there eve-
nings and comes back at early morn.
while the gentle folks enloy the live-
long day on the snowy beach. which.
at low tide. can be traversed for half
a mile, and most of the time there
has been spent in their bathing suits.
in that part of Connecticut there is
no such tiling as cute, for you will
find the unlit-millionaire playing tag.
hop leap frog and baseball
in company with the poorest prolytar-
lat. and when it comes to sand you
can get it in your mouth. stars and
sugar I; and even in the mattress
one sleeps on. There is no dignity
there but a more sociable party the
city auditor says he never came across.

 

 

 

pus rsaaosfnos ulnar.

is in shame of three licensed Inca
Walla passed tbs brats “rd of
Pharmacy. and are 1min destined to
V, pro-chums; rp’u m silt:
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A Mill" barium meeting of But-
ler Lodge was held last evening.

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The Advent Christian Sunday school

 

ton Petal; today.
W
Wiliam Collins. of New York, is
sporting a vanilla: at his home on
Spring Hill, Norwallr.
W
——Drink Aqua Porn and save the
risk of typhoid from well water. Heec
the warning of the health oncer.

0. J. Clark, of‘Norwaik, has arrans-
ed a trolley party to Seaside Park.
Bridgeport; this evening.

W... ans—.—

 

Honry S. Blauford, of Boston is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Thomas W
Merrlweather. of Prospect avenue.

 

.—

Frederick B. Byxbee, clerk at J. Mar.
rls Benedict’s store, is ill of remittent
fever. at his home in West Main
street

Mrs. J Vredenhurgh will spent.
Thursday and Friday of this week
with her father and brothers and sin
ters, at Rye Beach.

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Thomas C. Balconi. assistant librar-
ian at the Norwatir city library. left
town this morning for New York.
where he will spend a few days.

 

Mrs. A. W. Merwln and daughter.
Miss Alice Merwln, of Wilton. left
yesterday for Bethlehem, ln'the White
Mountains. where they will sojourn 101
some time.‘

 

The Connecticut Railway and Light-
ing Company is distributing a carioao
of crushed stone around its tracks in
Van Zandt street, Winnipauk ant.
Broad River”.

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~il’ lbs. good corned beef for 25c at
Hayes’.

 

 

The Cranbury unday school went
to Steeplechase stand, Bridgeport,
this morning, for he annual picnic. A
special. .car conveyed the members 01
the subcoi to the popular resort.
‘r-‘rm

A special meeting of Pioneer Hook
and Ladder Curnpany.’ of Norwalk war
held last evening when it was voter
to short a delegation to the funeral oi
the late Stephen Malsch this after-
noon .

 

 

The case of P. 1“, Burns against
Hanion Brothers and W. W. Lotta
came up this morning before Judge R.
Taylor, in ‘the civil side of the town
court, and is being continued this af~
ternoon.- The case involves a bill oi
about $70. and is being stubbornly
contested by both sides.

ALsnTs. 17: s'rUAnT Avenues, 11.
The Alerts this morning defeated
the Stuart Avenues by the score of 1'.
to 11 in the Ten how hot. Norwalk.
The line up followa:

 

Alerts. stuamAvsnusa.
P. Schaub .................. J Hines
Pitcher,

C. Ferris .................... C. Hill
Catcher.

J. Singer .................. J. staeloi
First Base.

H. Borst . ................. H. Smith
Second Base.

F. Wehrle ................ F. Horton
Third Base.

J Hall ................ C. Williams
Short Stop
11 Paganettl .............. D. Cullen
Left Field
A. Bot-st ................. F. Cullen
Right Field
8 Ferris .................. 1". Cole
Center Field.

The Alerts will play the Eagles to
1110er and the Stuart Avenues Mon
day in the church lot.

OUTBREAK 0F ACHINEUE REEELU
AMSTERDAM, Holland. August 17
-—A telegram received from Batavia
Dutch East indies, reports an ugly out
break of Achineao rebels. who attack
ed the Dutch post. at Rambong killing
two officers and tWenty-two men. only
six men of the post succeeded in ca-
caping and these were wounded. '

 

 

 

my." [MINT or case):

not only gives a man a boiler stand-
log with the firms with which he does
bum. but is also a‘ receipt of pay
slant} .

“t an account with
WWII NOR WALK
"(131' COMPANY.

and you will notice a dllfsrehce in the
tails of your emitters immediately.
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DMD ”FIRE
Trolley Trips

 

 

 

at East- Norwnlk, is pionlcking at no: -

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

give you is to have
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BI'S.

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ting Trous

 

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A new pair of outing trousers wiliircshcii up the old
suit amazingly Think how little money will do it. (
Here are this- -season outing trousers of wool crash cut

i'ull peg—tog, mostly with cuffs, handsome mixtures and all
sizes at red tag prices: ‘

$3.00 Trousers for $1. 89
$3.5Q Trousers for $2.39
$4.00 Trousers for $2.89

Some great (1011th now in fancy suits for men and
young men I‘iual cleaiances moan rock- bottom prices. Look
in our windows.

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GOOD GRAIN.

if you have miracle of any kind you MUST buy
grain Supplying dress needs may be delayed or post~
poned indelinitcly. Not so with grain and feed. Such
being the case it is of the utmost importance ion the own-
ers of animals to know where the best qualities can be
be secured at the lowest prices. Merit counts in grain
I ' as in everything else and first quality in grdlli is im-
possible unless the grain is freed from dirt and waste as
is ours. it is not possible to get better quality‘or prices
elsewhere. it is absolutely impossible to get the same
economy anywhere else. Now is the time to secure your
old oats and hay. :1.

Buy Oats That's Clean. '

MANUEL T. HATCH.

thing. 1

At $8.00

.. assctAL ssemo FILM PACK damn“.
ONLY A r aw LEFT.
DON'T as aossv sv WAITING UNTIL Touossow. suv 10 on.

W. P. BEERS,

Going !

Film Packs and Camera Illppllu

Iookuilan, Stationary. Engraving, Kodaka.
- as. Main an. no. Norwallt.

ti Wail It" Norwalk .

Telephone Continual.

 

50‘ POSITIONS

FILLED BY GRADUATE. 0F

Merrill College

THE PAST 16 WEEKB.
THEY WERE: READY. ARI YOU?

FALL OPENING SEPT. 5TH. OFFICE OPIN DAILY.

rail Opening Deptember 6th. ENROLL NOW.
M. A. MERRILL, Prim, souls Norwalk, cons.

Today’s Arrival lnclu .3

LIVE LOISTENG, SOFT SHELL CRAIG, WHITI HALIIUT, IWOIDv
FISH. STEAK COD. BLUIFIOH. WIAK FIOH. GERMAN CARP, OLAMI.
CTO.

Cutblll’a Bridge Fish Market

TIL' IN— FIII DILIVIIV.

 

 

 

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'i‘sation earlier.
‘ alert will its made by lumen Wu
denies

. erbium!
diminution
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especially valuable as a tpnlo
d looti- Malt Istrsdt pom
taina a large "mm... of
mwntrsnpthaninp and tissue-
building prlaolpiaa of grain.
it's pleasant to take with your
mm and hsips assimilate and *
digest your food.

. Price. tile bottle: it for 250.1

no Olifforti Pharmacy

can PRESCRIPTION arena
'l'll. GALLIQI.

 

 

 

Maples a OolilSOhmidl co;

tlnoorporaiad.)

COMMISSION BROKERS.

Dealers in

Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.

Iwarta A Corbett Block. Is. Norwalk.

 

rooAv 1N WALL "a1 sear.

WALL STREET 10:10 a. m.-—Mls-
souri Pacific led the opening advance
in the sleek market today with a gain
of 1%. The strength in the market
was general and the trading showed
animation. Northern Pacific jumped

23nd Reading Chesapeake and Ohio
and Amalgamated Copper got up slight
fractions. Otherwise the gains were
moderate.

WALL STREET. 11 a. m.—4:onsid-
arable stock had to be taken before
the advance was allowed to proceed.
the realising being notably heavy in
Reading. which fell back below yes-
terday‘s close. Atchison also sold un-
der last night but both of these stocks
subsequently climbed vigorously when

‘ the advance was in full swing again.

The southwesterns and metal stocks
derived the most benefit from the

.. buying. but there was a substantial

rise also in some of the other stand-
ard, stocks.

WALL STREET Noon. «Prhes moi
heavy realising again on the rally and
ultimately gave way A number of
prominent stocks receded to a fraction
below last night. The gains were in
the specialties Great Northern pre~
terrcd rose 4% and the market stead—
ied and became. quieter at noon. Bonds
were firm.

TODAY'I QUOTATIONI.
110er over the private tires at

no Naples 5 Goldachmldt 0o. Oom-

mlssion Brokers. sum in dorbott
Block, South Not-walk. Tole hone 153.

Open. High w. 1:30

Open. High. Low. 1:30
Amal Con 85% 86% 85% 86
Am C & F 00 37% 37% 37% 37%
Am C & 11‘ Co l00 100 100 100
Am Loco billy 52% 51% 52%
Am. Smelt 130% 130% 129 129%
Am Sugar 1451.5, 1451/. 144% 144%
A T h 8 11890741 91% 90% 9074.
A '1‘ a s r pf 104% 104% 10415 1041/.
Balio & Ohio 114 114% 11374. 114
Bklyn R '1‘ 70% 707.4. 70% 70%.
Chen & Ohio 57% 58% 67% 58
Chi J: N W 224 224% 224 2241/,
Ch Qt West 22% 22% 22% 22%
on M A St P 1801.4 186% 1857/... 186
Col F l: l 46% 467A 46% 4691.
Col South 28% 28% 28% 28%
Del & find 215 215% 216 216
Eric 48% 49% 48% 49%.
Erie lsl pt 83%: 84 83% 83%
Con Filer 183% 183% 183% 183%
Ill Central 179% 179% 179 179
boa & Nash 151 161% 151 151%
Mel 8t By 129% 130% 129% 129%
Mex Cent 24% 24% 24% 24%
M K d 'l‘ 83% 33% 33 33
M K a '1‘ of 71% 71% 70 70
Mo Pacific 106% 107% 106% 107
Nat head 40% 47% 45% 45%
N Y Central 166% 166% that... man
Nerf a West sea tum soil. 111115
Ont a: West 50% 5091. 65% 56%
Pac Mall “)1. 45% 41W. 45
Penn It it 140% 1457/. 145% 146%
Pee Gas 100% 105% 105% 105%
Reading 111% 118% 11m 112%
Rep Steel 21% 31% 31% 21%
Rock Island 34% 88% 84% 34%
Rob Goods 34% 84% "it; 34%
South Pac 68 M 88 “08%
Sou Ry Co am Ill 86% 36%
Tennt‘ a i 90% iii 90 Jillian-Imu-L
Texas Pac 30% .77 90% 30%
Union Pac 188% 137V. 136V; 136%
11 iii Rubber hill. 54% 5414 54%
U B Steel 30% 311% 36% 30%
I] B Bieel of 100 106% 1015 105%
Wabash 21 it. 22 21 11. 21%
Wabash of ~ “It 44% 44% 44%
West tin Tel 93% 94% 93% 94
Wis Cent 29% 3991 29% 29%

DIIOOVORY OF YILLOW FIVIR.

unann— .
Troops Draws ‘ mi the infected
action at Isaiaaippl Olly.
mow Grimm. Adana 17.411:
appeasement of tile discovery of also
cam of (allow fever at Mississippi
City. with n time miles of (lull Port.
the terminus of the mill and tibia is
fill road. and the fact that the fever
been in existence there since he
tors July 30. the time when the an
houhcslnent was made have. is expect.
ad to soften somawtrat the serum crlt
icismof oralssisslppiaas or Now Or-
Issns for falling to had the local in-
‘l‘roops have drawn a
mop around the intention and every

 
 

din. of the marina hospital
33m as the disease. All that: towns on

“coast was-ll

tbs bait and lids island railroad have
on dalmatian.

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IUYINO CLOTHING ‘70- DAY.

LOWINO PRICES:

32.50 AND a3.oo surrs @
saw AND $4.00 sun's @ 1,
34.50 AND 35.00 surrs @

$2. 60 AND ‘3. 00 TROUOERS @
O3 50 AND $4. 00 TROUSERS @

SELLECK

 

IO ON THE LIST OF THOSE INVITED TO SAVE

WE OFFER ALL OUR IOY’S AND CHILDREN’C SUITB AT NO _

OUTING TROUSERS.

OUTING SUITS AND “NUFANGL” TROUSERS AT V3 PRICE.

HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS.

pl WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone Call ass-a. ,

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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What’s Doing at

Butler la getting up in mi wholesale market. Selling yet at 200'» but will
have to come up soon, if the price continues to advance. ' .

Sweet potatoes, peed ones. cook

Fresh Eggs. will have plenty Saturday of the almon pura, fresh, 32¢. dos.

now.

Jolly tumblers, new arrival. 22c. dazed.
Scaling wax to seal jams and jet". a; special low price.

 

Dibble s Grocers.

good. have been tried:

 

Fortina, a new biscuit with nice fruit titling that is bound to ha popular, .

10¢. pkg. Order one.
Chicken loaf. spacial
imperial flour. same character of

Special bargain chance, 85¢. bag.
Try Tetiey’a teas

introductory price, 15c.

if you would know good tea. Tsilay’a' taa pla‘ass. ‘

For picnics. sic. .
flour as Piliabury'a or Gold Medal.

Tomatoes, cheap and good. Saturday, 50. quart.

Green corn. melons. peas. ate.

Celery plants, a few hundred 11.-then" at 147 South main strut. 750.

100. None at store.
Yours for good use,

LORENZO DIBBLE

TILIPHONI CALL. "—4.

 

 

 

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GREEN cosN. EXTRA FINE. LARGE aAas. was 1:02.. ails. ‘
NICE LEAN sNOULosas. PER 1.3., aim. ‘
Aauous's sstacrso HAms, PER 1.3.. m. .
MILK. 3 amp. A :99.
cum. 3 cANs.

FULL LINE FRUIT

AND VEGETABLES.

UNITED GROCERY COMPANY.

20 NORTH MAIN OT.
OOLNOIWALK, 01'.

Horse Owner I

 

Twenty Five and Fifty Per Cent. Cuts in the Prices of wagons. ur-
runabouts, traps. farm wagons and all sorts of

rlages. buggies. surreys,
wagons.

This is a bone lids necessity sale and the reason is explained in the lat-‘
ter received by me from the NicnoisUnderwear Company, published in that

news columns of this paper.

The cuts in prices will be startling and some of them will be surrounded
it is 1eally,thu chance of a lifetime to buy a [pull

in this space later.
turnout cheap.

LUTHER M.

Carriage Repository.

42 No. Main St. 80. Norwailt.

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A LOIB'l’ltn HATOHERY.
Property on the water front of
Nosnk has been selected as a site for
the state lobster hatchery. for which
an appropriation of 310,000 was made
the last legislature. A survey of

t 0 land will he made this week. and
as soon as possible, work will be
started toward the erection of the
hulldiu . it is stated that the bull-

Buy Your Grocer-
ies at Our-Store
and Save
Money.

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