Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 23, 1905 · page 5

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

LANES

01 WAII'IIN:TON IT.

 

 

 

James L Brundage, of Bethel. has
been the guest of Norwalk relatives.

anon—nu“.

Station Agent John E. Wood. of
Norwalk, is ill at his home in Win-
nipauit.

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The Rev. J C. Fogarty, of St. Mary's
parish. has returned from a vacation
trip.

 

 

Mrs. Anna B. Patched, Fairiield
avenue. Black Rock, is spending the
summer in Wilton.

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You will' find no better groceries
than at the New York Grocery Store.
Read the ad in today's issue. »

Dentist Everett Osterhanhs, of Nor-
walk. has purchased an Oldsmobile
runabout from Dr. W. H. Bean.

The midsummer sale of blankets
is now on at the Boston Store The
ad will tell‘ you all giroht them Read

 

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Frank P. Hayes, clerk at John T.
Hayes‘ store, left town yesterday for
a week‘s visit in the vicinity of New
York.

 

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—-Mr William Patterson, a barber
of New Canaan states: “Haii- All for
dandruft and failing hair is a wonder
fui cute For sale. Scheidier's and
Pohltnan's barber fihops and all drug
gists.

James ii. Gordon. of Not-walk, and
brother, Walter S. Gordon, of Bridge-
port, spent Sunday at Atlantic City.
N. J.

 

 

 

Miss Lulu Clark at New York City.
was the guest yesterday of Mayor and
Mrs. Course ‘3 Boston, at the Nor~
walk ,i-lotel. .

Odd lengths in fine goods, useful
small linens and Japanese decorations
are the three specials in the Road ad.
today. Rpad it.

Miss Mabel. Ferris, who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James II
Wilmot, of Washington street. has re
turned to her home in Brooklyn.

 

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A W. Hoyt. of Los Ange-ins, Cali-
fornia. a lormer woli- known Norwnlk
resident is visiting in town. Mr Hoyt
is now In business in Los Angelou.

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Misses Jennie and Lulu Shelley, who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Horatio Pinch, of Meadow street, have
returned to lb 1 me in New Mil-
ford. i' '

 
 
 
 
 
 

Joseph Dooley.
played by Conner
town lur fourtee
position in Haw
Bridgeport;

Robins Brothers have the founda-
tions for the new machinery at the
110th Norwalk Municipal Electric
Works nearly completed. Superinten-
dent Winchester ts daily expecting
the arrival of the new engine.

Louis Goldsmith. William Warden
and Frank D. Layton havo been ap-
pointed commissioners to receive and
heal claims on the estate of the late
Anne O’Brien. The case will be heard
at the allies of Warner o iioldsclnnidt
on Wednesday, September ii.

The funeral of Mrs, Martha A. Fri-
or, who died Sunday at the home of
her condo-law, Clinton .1. trapper, 141
Washington street, will ire held this
evening at 'l o'cl it. at the residence
of her son. E. 11. Mar. No. 280 Sam-
mer street. Stamford interment will
be at the convenience of the family.

-MR. GEORGE CLARKE So it 100.
Bay: Norwatk Perk building iota
50am) will be sold next Saturday at
4: 90 p. in Fine chance for investors.

Acting Manager Nathan 8. White,

,0 has been cm-
‘Brothers. George-
rs. has taken a
hardware store,

 

 

 

 

ofthe Southern New England ’i‘elo- "

phone Company's office in Meriden,
will in a few days go to New Haven.
where he will take a position in the
executive entrees of the comp’anyww HI!
successor in Met-idea will W.
Knight who for sevorai years ha!

been enrol-wed at the company's of»

lice in New Haven.

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“*1?-
Franhiin Woodrtlff. the young

such an artistic success in “John llr
mine of the Yellowstone." will this
season appearm in “The Title Role." of
the 111mb 0"Boil of Broken
Bo, ‘ tally written for him by
Miss lid lulia Baker, author of the
med pry and Jolt” I}. Wood

, soon he -

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

. hultnoa‘i. but in also a receipt of pay-

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mantle actor, who last season scored

 

or, about sump! acre of land.
Putts slit to exceed 1: 500.

weeks in the Berkshire Hills.

, ’ o diltns_ is taking a a;
cation trip: up the Hudson River. ,
MM ‘
William Voibnor and family are
spending the my 0: Oompo Beach.
W“

'Frank Finnegan and Edward Finns
gan spent yesterday in New York.

A very pleasant dance was, held last
evening at the Norwalk Yacht Club.

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Edward B. Monvilie, of Lowe street.
has started on a week's trip to Chi-
cago, ill.

 

 

 

The’ case of Hatch and Bailey vs
Mary C. Gray will come up for trial
in the town court. August 28.

Mrs D. B. Siattery... who Is ill at
the Norwaili Hospital of typhoid fever.
is reported as doing very nicely,

Miss Vera Whitney is substituting
for two weeks for Miss Cassie Nicker
son at the Holmes;- Keeier and Selleck
Company.

 

 

 

Albert Grindrod has resumed his
duties at Willis H. Selleck‘s clothing
store. in Norwalk,‘ after a couple of
Weeks' vacation. .

 

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William F. DeKlyn and George L.
Lockwood are on an automobile trip
to New York City today, in Mr. De-
Kiyns Autocar.

Frank Baker the weil-knowa elec-
triclan, denies the published story that
he has purchased the lunch wagon on
South Main street.

 

 

A special meeting Vof the South Nor
walk Fire kfoitcer. ll be held next
Monday evening hie! Luther M
Wtfiht will iLspeot hire company.

hand Mrs; William J. Ward of

in. N. Y. who have been spenr~
ing 5;. week at Saratoga Springs are
guests of' Mrs. Ward's father Francis
Farrell, of. Norwalk.-

 

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The regular Wednesday evening
donce will take place tonight at 'l‘ht
Knob Dating Club The nutsic will
be‘ furnished try/the Metropolitan 0r
cheetra. of Bridgeport.

 

 

Commissary“ Sergeant Joseph A. Car
riel. who has been the guest of friends
in the village of Manila since the can
of the state encampment. has return-
ed to his home in Norwalk.

 

Miss Mary G. H. Howard. of 96
Washington street, will observe the
anniversary of her thirtoonih‘ birthday
next Monday evening by entertaining
a number of her. young girl friends.
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——MR. GEORGE CLARKE. 50 x 100
Has too much property in Norwalk
and consoqnn tiy Mr. W. 11. DeOurmo
is going to a tiou all lots in Norwaik
Park next Saturday afternoon at 4: 90
o'clock.

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who has been spending two weeks
with Mt. and Mrs A. F. Minion of
(iolden Mill street, has gone to (‘ompo
Beach to spend the balance of her va-
cation. ‘

 

A committee reported last evening
to a meeting of linens Tribe, 1. 0.11.
M. that excellent progress has been
made in preparing for the trading post
to be held between September 25 and
October 2.

. nd Odlcer Hill of ew Haven
and puty Smith of Br dgeport at-
tended the meeting of P. C Loans
bury Lodge, N. E. O P., held last ev
ening. Both spoke regarding the 8500
rate of the organization.

 

 

A regular meeting of the Palnters'
Union Wan held last evniug and the
final preparations Were made for the
Labor Dap parade in Danbury. The

painters will turn out about 125 strong,
and will wear. white hats and badges.

P“ m DY CHECK
not only aim A than a better stand-
ing with the tim- with which he duel

 

 

5M7 COMPANY.

tone W;.mw" immediatpiy

 

 

Theodore “Knapp is spending two

Miss Leila Williams, of Georgetown.

 

and you will notice a didarenée in the .

 

RID TAGS SPELL ECONOMY FOR EVERY FAMILY WITN A
SCHOOL 09‘! IN IT. OUTFITTING YOUR IOY NOW MEANS A OOH.-
SIDERAILE SAVING. OUR IOVS’OLOTHES SAVES MORE BY WEAR-
ING LONGER THAN MOST OTHERS. ‘V"V 0

NORFOLK. 2- also: AND a macs sum rear Have seas anon:
$3.00 T0 «.00 ans now .......i

$1.08, $2.48, ” $3. 4.3 and $3.98.

LITTLE BOYS’ RUSSIAN AND SAILOR BLOUSE SUITS HAVE SEEN

Rsoucso TO mt
$2.43. $3.48 and $3.98

END OF- SEASON BARGAINS IN MEN’S AND VYOUNO MEN’S FANCY

SUITS, OUTING SUITS, OUTING TROUSERS AND IN MANY FURNISH
INGS. ‘

 

 

GOOD GRAIN.

it you have animals of any kind you MUST buy
grain. Supplying dress needs may be delayed or post» j
poned indefinitely. Not so with grain and feed. Such . ..
being the case it is of the utmost importance for the own-
ers of.‘ animals to know where the best qualities can be
be secured at the lowest prices. Merit counts in grain
as in everything else and first quality in grain is im-
possible unless tho 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 andihay.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Buy Oats That‘s Clean. -'-
MANUEL T. HATCH.

 
 

 

Going !

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Going! , Going!
At $8. 00

SPECIAL PREMO FILM PACK CAMERAS.

ONLY A F EWL '
DON'T BE SORRY DY WAITING UNTIL" TOMORROW. IUY TO-OAY.

W. P. BEERS

Booksellers, Stationeryl Engraving. Kodaka, Film Packs and Camera Supplies
to Wall It, Norwnlk. 0 80.10 Mai n CL. to. Namath.
Telephone Connection.

 

50 POSITIONS

FILLED BVV GRADUATES OF '

Merrill College

THE PAST 10 WEEKS.

'rssv wens. annoy. as: your
rm. opeumo seer. 57H. OFFICE ores DAILY.

Fall Opening September Ith. ENROLL NOW.
M. A. MERRILL, Prim. ‘~ South Nomads, Conn.

Today’s Arrival Includes

LIVE LOIITERS. SOFT SHELL ORAII, WHITE HALIIUT‘, SWORD

 

 

. riot-t. crux coo. sLusriaH. wnx FIIH, GERMAN CARP, cum,
are.

C I a \.

Outblll’e Bridge Fish Market

rat. tea- Iran plan/luv.
awn amuse «001' ll ominous

EYES GRANGE

weenie amt-loom a tukaf alumnus of vision to his W“

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when his

am are wholly Miriam. Woptd fillet be well to have
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reunite Opium " ‘ .
newsman .,

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is a inure to all who are interested
in albums the heme.

ACCEPT AN INVITATION ..

 

~* out about all of the
: movement had but ittie eflect upon
- the general list which rose to a high-

’ fractionaliy.

V. out style.

 .,,

tract of beef. tincture citra-
' ride at iron, and a superior.
quality of sherry wine.

figs-is combination 113,301..»
and

able STIMULANT
Price 00 cents’v'bOttle:

_ noramnr.
0' bottles tonnes.

in 0mm Pharmacy

. TH! PRESCRIPTION 8T0“
TIL. OALL 1|]- .

WWW

Maples t Goldsohmldt 90.

(Incorporated)

COMMISSION BROKERS.

, Dealers in

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Cation.

0mm G Corbett Illicit. SO. Norwalk.

 

TODAY IN WALL’ "REIT.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.-—Buii
operations had complete control of the
stock market at the outset to-day and
all the leaders opened substantially
above yesterday closing. Transac
tions were on a very large scale all
through the list particularly in Erie
and Found. the first transactions 'in
which Were of 8.000 and 0.000 shares
respectiwiy Eric sold at 52 in the

, general market average advance roach

ed half or more for the most active
specialties and ran to a greater ex

., tent in the standard railroad stocks.

WALI. STREET. 11 a m. —Proflt
inking in Reading and the Erica wiped
gains. but the

or level The U ,8. Steel stones and
Amalgamated Coppei were heavily
bought Most of the important
stocks made advances of a point or
more, in the first hour of business. .
WALL STREET, noon—Trading be-
came quiet when the market yielded
A subseduent rise of
about two points in Amalgamated
Copper and Smclting and 4 1-2 in
Smeltlng preferred rallied the marks!
but railroad stocks did not get back
tothe best. Bonds were steady.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONU.
Report over the private Wires of
The Maples & Goidachmldt (10.. Gear
mission Brokers. Swarta I: Corbett
Block. South Norwalk, Telephone 153.

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4

Open. fligh. Low. 1:30
Amnl Cop so . em so 87%
AmC&FCO38‘ as 37% 37%

Am C it 1“ pi 10191 101% 101%, 101%
Am ire 28 28 28 28

Am Loco 54 54 63% 53%
Am Smelt 130 131% 129% 131%,
Am Sugar 145% 146 144% 145%
A T & 8 Fe 90% 90% 90% 90%
A '1‘ & S 1" [)1 10-1 104% 104 104%
Hallo & 01110114 114% 114 114%
B’klyn R T 09% 69% 69%
Chen & Ohio 67% 57% 57% 67%
Chi & N W 224 224% 223% 224%
Ch Gt West 22% 22%. 22M; 22%
Ch M 42 St I" 183% 184% 188% 183%

Col F & l 47 47 46% 4?

001 South 28% 29% 28% 29%
Con Gas 187% 187% 187% 187%
Del .& Hud 224 224 222 222

Eric 01 52 61% 61%
Erie let [it 85% 80% 84% 84%
Con Rice 182% 182% 182% 182%

111 Central 178 178% 178 178%.

Don & Noah 150 150% 150 150%
Manhattan 166% 107, 100% 107

Mei: Si Ry 129 129 129 129

Max Cent 24% 2495s 24% 24%
M K S T 331$ 33% 83% 83%
M K G '1' pl 70% 71% 70% 70%
Mo Pacific 108% 108% 108 108%
Nat land t 44 44% 44 44%

N Y Central 165% 150* 155% 156%

Norf 4: West 86% 80%, 85% 80
Ont 0; West 67% 58 57% 5715
Penn R R. 140% 141% 146% 148%,
Reading 119% 1.19% 118% 1187/.
Rep Steel 21% 21% 21% 21%
Rock island 94% yam, 34 84
South Pac 6790-4716 07% 07
Son Fy Co 96%. 39% 95% 36%
Tenn 0 l i 99% 90% 90% 90%
Texas P00 89%
Union Pap 130% 189% 186 196%
U 8 Rubber 63 09
U 8 Steel 89% 37% 89% 87
U 8 Steel pf 10499 109% 104% 105
Wabash 91% 22% 21% 29%
’ Wabash of 43% 44% 43% 44%
West Uh Tel 94 ill 94
Win Cent , 33.16 83% 31% 81%

 

TUIODAV lVINlcNOU A? THE "MT
The reguitlr Tuesday“3 evening clue
and the tramway evening meeting of

 

hing. under, the
W Seth Remington.
vary spiritual meeting.

, r and 111(3th at

Mm Lucy t1
Arranw are 0 0091.5”?

wandered natural select”

in“ terror-W s,
a a o o. -
’nre expected totgo at next

«day evening.- .

 

 

stocks. sonar. arm and-

say. T

iloopai Church '

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

.18 ON THE LIST OF THOSE INVITED TO SAVE MONFY
BUYING GLOTHING TO- DAY. .2

‘ WE OFFER ALL OUR BOY’S AND CHILDREN'S SUITS A‘l‘ POI
LOWING PRICES:

02.00 asp 03.00 sum @
03.50 aso 04.00 sot-re @ , , ‘
04.50 mo 05.00 suns @ 'a ‘ ‘ ; ‘2 i.

burrito rsoussse. t ,

02.60 AND $3.00 TROUSERS O ’ . I f .
$3. 60 AND $4.00 TROUSERS @

OUTING SUITS AND "NUFANGL” TROUSERS AT Va‘ PRIOR.

SELLEVK & PRICE‘V'G'

.HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS. Ma,

pl WASHINGTON scatter, SOUTH noswam. it“
Telephone Cali 324-0.

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At Dibbie’ s Grocer-Xs

SOME SATURDAY SALES AT SPECIAL LOW FRI

imperial Flour. 90¢ hag.

Fresh arrival of Clover Hill Butter, this sale, 276. loot '1'th lut-
ter. 250.

Fresh Roasted Java Coffee, than which there is none hitter in this
town. Special 290. Try once, and buy always. “I I

'cl'omatoea all :50 per basket .
orn, appoia ow price. . .
‘0 Wk 2
., Y's

Lima Beans, special low price,
A rte-hm ‘1'" ‘

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Squash, 10 lb.

Green Peppers, Crab Apples. Pears. . l

Sweet Potatoes. low price.

Nico Apples for cookin and eating.

DriOd Beef to months no. lam sure there are many people in town
who do'nt know how also our Dried leaf in. To induce such to try it, -I
make the special pric. of 25: lb. Saturday. .

Hope our efforts to serve and please will he a help to patrons. Naps

LORENZO DIBBfE «
SPECIALS. " j m ‘ 3

 

TELEPHONE OALL. 80—4.

 

rues nose FLOUR, was no .................... soc ,

rouse noun, was sac. .350

can HUR FLbUB.Pl-:R 0A0, ”Lib: "
nor-u rt

N SPRING WATER, GINGER ALE, SARSAPRILLA, DING
SEER. S KLING SPRING WATER. .
FULL LINE OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. MELONS.

United Grocers Co.. M. Epsiein.’V

20 NORTH MAIN 01’.
IO. NORWALK. OT. IAIT NORVIALQ 3T.
EL. 20—0.

 

Horse Owner I
This IsYour Chance

 

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Twenty Five and Fifty Per Cent. Cuts in the Prices of wagons.
riages. buggies. surreys, runabouts. traps. farm wagons and all ports of
wagons.

This in a bona use necessity sale and the reason is explained in thrill- :
tor received by me from the Nicholsvnderwear Company, published in 0110‘ ’
news columns of this paper. ' .
. The ‘outl in prices will be startling and some of them will

up. sane-rm; 1? .-
ln s e later. it is really the chance of a litetimo to by a 4,7,
turnout 0 cap. . u. , ,

LUTHER it. writes

Carriage Repository.

42 N0. Matti 8t. 50. Nowell

 

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A pair of properly atted glasses will give you 0 “km:
you will scarcely realise with defectIVe vision. t
give you is to have your eyes fitted with glasses that are
conform to their defects. ..

HOMER B. HOY'I‘. It
Room 9. United Bank Building. Telephone SCI-1

natal internals mono. or .
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advice we ”was;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

and Brass Beds one-AV
One-third Their OW ,,

mites» will you have the opportunity to troy inn and?!

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are quality at any where near til I mews on setting how
rut-alto pate. Cam In and top line over If‘ «at 1
it"ma. t A to: of our Ipulale. 379*“ ”if.

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