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Evening sentinel, Monday, September 11, 1905 · page 5

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ENDS.
The Evening Sentinel

 

Miss Lillian Germain, of
N. .1
guest of Miss Harriet M.
Main street. Norwulk.

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——Aie you protected against loss by
We write Burglary insur-

burglars?
ance. 'l‘aylor & Golden.

Miss Edith Wainer who has been

the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Loomls.
her home in Norwalk.

 

~———

8. B. Wilson and family, of Yonkers,

N, Y., formerly of Norwalk
only in town. They made
.'Wilsons automobile.

 

Miss Julia Shepard, of Crown street,
who is connected with F',
Washington street restaurant,

joying a week’s vacation.

 

—~Mason Jars, 60c dozen.

ton & Company.
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A regular meeting of the directors
of the Norwalk Hospital Association
will be held tomorrow evening at 8
o'c,lock at the rooms of the Norwulk

Club.

—_

At the close‘ of the Thursday even-
ing prayer meeting at the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church. a special busi-
ness meeting of the church will take

place.
Miss Theresa Shepard,
street. who has hero iii

 

.wccks, has resumed her dutics at l".
Lane‘s restaurant. in Washington

A.
street,

ww-v¢

The Rev. George 1). Egbert

‘ give an uddrtss on
' ‘ leaves."
or service at the Norwulk

tioual Church.

 

The Wednesday
will be resumrd in St.

l'orcnccs on the llihle.

’l‘lic Ut‘t‘kt'l‘ Club. of the South Nor-
wullt llapiial Church. opened up its
tail sessions yoltcrtlay with twcnly-
ilirce lucdillél‘u in attt-litlalicc.
Viola ilct-llcr was in charge.

 

...—_.

Miss IIt'HSle Kerr, Mrs. l‘early Star-
and Mrs.

lgcs, Bridgeport.
Moulgonn-ry. oi‘ Nurwulk,
the guests of Mr. and Min.

Thomas, ltIVt-rsldcuvenuc. Westporl.

’lhc cvcnsong services of St. i’uul‘ s
to be held in
the parent. church until the first Sun-
day in (it-tobt-r, win-ti tllcy will be bold
llcrkclcy street.

Church will continuc

in the chapel Ill

. ___....__-——

A man appeared in Norwalk Satur-
day with u locust on the front of his

coat. ”1’ stillcd that tho

it to rcnluin.

.. W....w..~

auctions ill Norwuik for

$10 700. I’m tho that WI'QII
her last ycal. thl-it wcre
and mortgages of learn.

od assistants.

 

loath Net-walk.

aisle; short‘moanure.
It isn‘t, fair to punish

nhort-bunhel potatoes.

short-gallon paint.

 

atom in your section.

., If you get sent to the

will you get the low fixed?
Devon

measure both ways.
' 1' our: truly.

0111‘ 90.1111.

one ’ §
icr: CREAM
FRESH CANDY
LAN E’ S

St WAININOTON ST.

 

Local News Notes.

SENTINEL-w SUMMER SCHEDULE

 

commencing
next Saturday will return to the re-
gular time of issue 2: 30 o’clock.

n... .i'—’—

.. was a Saturday and Sunday

in Mcriden has returned to

“Vacation Exper-
at the 'l‘llltrsdny evening pray-

evcning services
Paul‘s parish
the first Wednesday in October,
the rector will hold a series of con—

lodgcd IIII'I‘U several hours below at
Lillie (ltltllpollllcc, and he IlIllI nllowctl

'l‘hc summary of rural calnto trun—

rlIithttI‘th'llly 8111M ulnl mortgaged of

A mmiing of tho ttIiiunittt-o of Nor-
wnlk Aerie. ll‘ratornai Order of Eagles,
appointed to audio arrangements for
the commit itillilllll ball. which will be
held on November 3. at Marlin Hall.
held a "It" ting yt'tltt'l‘lllly and appoint-

Lotter to Nelson Taylor,

Dear Sir: ’l‘here‘n a little bit of a
state down comma Rhone island man
was fined $100 the other (In: for satin
lug potatoeawhis bushel was. like his

111111 1101. 101‘

There iii alibi-inaction paint in many

lead and zinc iiou' t measure
short; and don't last short.

r. w. moves a co.

sun-«c a bow. South Not-walk.
Hubbalt A Staple lldw. (30.. berwallt
and n. n. Gotham. um Norma: nil

ill‘IWnlU

: Burcilirll insurance.
aurouoaiw intonation:
we WILLAggllD you.

TAYIOR 8 60“)“.
M

Coleman has a one display of post
cards. Read his all.

Mrs. Charles Buckley, of Southport.
has been visiting in town.

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/ W. A. Brlxxerman is advertising
the new Gibson post cards.

 

M. C. 13‘. Capsules for malaria, chills
and fever, at Zelilaln Pharmacy.

The Sbulli Nor walk Business Men's
ball team are to hold a practice some
thin afternoon.

 
 
 
 
 

 

Mr. Spencer and William ’i‘owart.
or North Adams. lire camping at Calf
Pauline Beach

 

William T Hnnlon, of New Haven,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tam-
many. of Monroe street.

~Granulated sugar 10 lbs., 31.

F.
D. Lawton C Co.

 

A valuable remedy for coughs. colds,
etc" is white pine and int. at Stin—
son- Powell Corporation.

 

The Roway ton Greenhouses hearing
was resumed this morning at tile ofllcc
oi Judge John H. Light.

'l‘lies Criminal Superior Court will
gorivene with 9. Jury on Wednesday. V.

A. Scoileld and Isaac Selloclt have
been summoned as inrymen.

Bloomfield,

Parker, of

 

Barney [’0le has purchased the lot
adjoining his store in Monroe street.
front Millard titK Bullock of New York
city, through the real estate agency of
J. M. Layton.

Ii rank Pierson. at rested Saturday for
drunkenness. was titled 8f) ainl costs
by Judge. Taylor this morning.
could not pay and was taken to the
Bridgeport Jail.

Clint ice 1".

 

spout Sun
the trip in

 

A. Lane's

I . 1 r
is en- The Ladies Guild of St. Pattie

Church will resume regular meetings
at 2:30 o'clock. A full attendance is
requested as many matters 01111111010
ance will be brought up. Litany ser-
vice will be held at 4 o'clock.

F. 1). Law

 

A small black dog. on Saturday af—
ternoon, bounded off the sidewalk at
the corner of Washington and South
Main streets, anti frightened the horse
driven by E. B. Wright. of Sungutuck.
The animal fell down and broke the
shaft of the wagon and his harness.

 

—-We will bond you. 'l‘nylor & (lol'
don.

The entcrlalmncnt commltioe of the
Nurwalk Yul-hi Club will have a Hllltl'
kcl' to-inorrow night at the club liousc,
Hickory Bluff. 'l‘hcrcwwill be singing.
selections by u humorist and a four
round friendly boxing bout lwlwccn
well'known talent. and as usual an
abundance of rcfrcshiucnts.

of Crown
for tlirrc

will

John Elancck and llcrman Krenkn
became too jubilant on Saturday and
started a light in Kaspar Vulcillngcr‘s
saloon on Watt-r street. They were
elected and continued the light on the
street and were promptly arrested.
This morning Judge Joseph 1-.l 'l‘nylor
IIlll'lI each 35 and costs. which they
paid.

CongrL-ga-

when

 

The Rev. George I). Egbert was wet-
corncd by large congregations at tho
Norwalk Congregational Church ycs—
terdtty, upon his return from his vu-
cntlon trip. In the morning the sacru—
ment of thc Holy Communion was
licorgo celebrated llIIII.IIl the evening tin. first

my. b on’ of the monthly 1111111101” Ht!l‘\'1t‘t‘.~l wax
‘ L given.

Edward N.

Miss

The executive- committee of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive iliriulnecra
Of the New York. New Huron and
Hartford railroad synicln. who haw
been Ill Ht'riilltln in Now Ilnvcu for
the past ten days, engaged in holding
their annual meeting. and in initial:
np matters pertaining to the cases at
members of .m» organization. conclud‘
ed their convention Saturday night.
The membcra rl'turncd to their hunter.
along the system.

iiulcrt had

 

a

A
Safe Deposit
Box

in the vault of

The ‘
South Norwalk
Trust Co.

will protect your valuable» from
tire and burglars both day and

plant.

. Boxes
All $4.00 Per
Year. .

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

lull \vcelt

Ill Septem-
iiiiie salon.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

a man for

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

legislature} ‘ ,

 
 
 
 
 

il'il fulis

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

.; HRADOUAR’I‘IIRS FOR

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

in a most valuable remedy
and Golda. Pleasant to to

 

Oar Syrup “3! zero Plea “WWI “”5.

001110 AND FOREIGN ’
Y m

tonic.

 

for dentin
a and very

Her

 

 

THE LIDIS OFF ALL OUR NEW FALL HATS COME IN AND
CHOOSE YOUR FALL “LID" FROM THE NEW SHAPES IN THE FA-
MOUS C. O. K. AND VOLK MAKES. .1.

SNAPPY DERBIES AND SOFT HATS—~COLLEOE . SHAPES FOR
YOUNG FELLOWSfi-CONSERVATIVE SHAPES FOR OLDER HEADS—

SUPERB QUALITY. WHETHER YOU PAY $8. 00 OR ”.00, WE HAVE THE
BEST HAT MADE AT EACH PRICE.

(
BUT THE NEW FALL THINGS DO NOT YET ECLIPSE INTEREST
IN THE RATTLING GOOD BARGAINS IN SUITS. TROUSERS AND ODDS
AND ENDS OF GOOD WEARS. IT WILL PAY YOU TO PICK OUT A
SCHOOL SUIT FOR YOUR BOY AT THE REDUCED PRICES.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Some people may think that oats are oats. but there
is a difference. If you will insist on having grain from
our place, you will get good old clean outs of the best
grade. it your animal could speak you would learn
that he would not be satisfied with anything else. You
may destroy the 11000 health and appearance of your

When you think of grain
think of Hatch.

I horse by a little indifference regarding his feed.

3 J ‘ Buy Outs Thais Clean. '1‘“
, MANUEL 'T. HATCH.

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60 POSITIONS

. 1111011 I)\ Graduates of

Merrill College

the Past 1 ightccn Weeks.
A BUSINESS EDUCATION DID IT.
Din Stilool Opt-us Scpi. 5th. IZuroil NOW. All l’ooks and Sin-
liollcry FREE.
Ofllcc opcn daily. Visitors Welcome.
M. A. MERR ILL, Principal.
South Norwalk. Conn.
.m
REMEMBER. WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK 0F VE-
LOX n. A. Lloolo DEVELOPER. AND HYPO Llotilo HARONER AND
RE DEVELOPER.

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REMEBER. WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF VELOX,
N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AND RE- DEVELOPER.

We Handle Eastman Film Exclusivelil

W. P. BEERS’

Sookoolluo, stationary. Engraving. Koo-kc. Film Packs and Camera lupplm
40 Wall IL, Norwallt 0 Co. Main Sb, Io. Norwollt.
Telephone Connection.

Sell Shell Crabs. Live lobsters. load Clams
Round Clams. and all kinds of Fresh
Fish Received Dailll.

CUTBILL’S

Bridge Fish Mar et

TEL 100- RII DELIVERY.

 

Horse Owner 1
This Is Your

'l'wenty rm and Fifty Per Cent. Cuts in the Prince of we ill. car-
3:33.110ng narrow, runabout» traps. than waiting end aorta of

This ill a boon tide neceuily rate. all the Nichols Underwear Company y.
under the terms of their tease. claim the roots now occupied by those war--
on and eminent: in stoma The whole stuck taunt so in a tow days now.

The catch: prices are startling. If you unintended o w on call
phone or "wright." this really a rodmlrabio chanocto buy v‘helult '
very low prim.

 

 

 

 

 

 

“011.

, and“ 30111111011 91000

Souvenirs
of South Norwalll.‘ Norwallt.‘
belle Island, and Baton rotnt.
These are made in aluminum
and brass in drinking cups. ink
wells, pin trays. ash receivers,

score cards, stamp boxes. book.
marks, etc.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

FRICE, 150 EACH, 2'FOR 25¢.

IIIO Ollfford Pharmacy

THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.

 

 

TIL. can. in.
Maples it Goldschmldt 00.
(inmmM'd-l \
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Stacks. 8011:: Zulu and
Cotton.
Iwartz A Corbett Block. Io. Norwolk.

 

TODAV IN WALL l1 REIT.

WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.~—-The
advance of one per cent. in the dia-
connt rate of the Imperial Bank. of
Germany aggravated the uneasiness
over the money outlook and opening
prices in the stock market declined
throughout the list. Manhattan tilop
pod 11,4, on actounl of the accident on
the elevated lines. Reading was car-
ried down 1%. St. Patti. Delaware &
Hudson. Smelling and Colorado Fuel
about a point and a large number of
prominent stocks a ligerai fraction.

WALL STREET, 11 a. m.——-Thero
was an abrupt termination to the sell-
ing around 10:30 and the market fell
liito absolute dullness. with little re-
covery. Losses of 1 lo 1 1—2 had been
registered in St. Paul. Union Pacific.
Atlantic Coast Line. Amalgamated
Copper, Tennessee Coal. Pressed Steel
Car. Locomotive. Sugar and Metropoli-
tan Securities. Prices ran off again
later, led by limiting. with a fall of
2 points.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

Report over the private Int-ea or
the Maplel A Goldlchmldt 00., Cour
mlnton Brokers. Swartz a Corbett
Bloch. South Norwallt. Telephone 153.

 

a”.

Gloves of the latest styles tit Road's.
See the ad.

 

The town nuditora will look over
the accounts of the selectnwn tonight.

Judge Henry W. Gregory has re-
turned from his vacation trip and re-
trained the duties of his onlce today.

 

 

to have been heard before Judge Hen-
ry W. Gregory in the Norwalk Probate
Court this morning. but the hearing
had to be postponed until it can be
ascertained whether there ill room tor

. her at the institution.

 

~tniiure your automobile. Taylor A
Golden.

 

Deeds were recorded at the town
clerk‘s office. Saturday hilt, whereby
Samuel Richardo World!“ became the
owner of the property known all the
Meltonny place, adjoining‘ Mr. Wood's
property at Broolnide. its property
was conveyed by James It. Mean, of
Greenwich. and the deal cloned by the
real estate agency of Jacob id. Lay-

 

W

At the reunion oi the Tenth Con-
duct Volant‘oorr.1‘hold at Olivia
kg ROW HAM “M ”a 00111'

 

Inward. reunited
WW titanium“

 

 
 
 
 

Open. High. Low. 1 :30
Amal Cop 80 80% 70%; 80%
Am C & ll1 00 35% 36% 35 35%
Am ti & F pf 1001/, 1001; 1001.". 1001!,
Am 110m ~18 ‘18 471$; Iii
Ant Smelt 125 126% 1241.4; 120%
Am Sugar 137 137% 1117 1:17“.
A '1‘ d: S F of 148% iii) 85% 8814
Hello & 0111011001 110% 110% 110%
i’lklyu a r can 00% and. 6th
Clics & Ohio 53% M 531,5 54
(.‘.h (it West 2075: 21 20% 21
Ch M 81. St 1’ 175% 175% 175 175%
001 I" & 1 411.4 41% «ll “‘1’.
301 South 2715 27-“); 27% 27%
Con Gas 182 182 182 1112
Del & Hud 217% 217% 217% 217%
It'io 483/. 49 48%; 4873’.
Erie lst pf 81% 82 81% 82
Ill (‘onlrul 170 170 175% 175%
1.0062 Nash 110% 145%. 111% 1415
Manhattan 104 till 103% 164
Mct St Ry 120 120% 120 126%
Mott Cent 23% 23% 23% 2111!;
M K & ’I‘ 3311/. 31 331,4; 337.
M K All 'I‘ pf 70% 70% 70% 700’
Mo Pacific 102% 103 102% 1025.
Nut larad 40% 40 45% 40
N 1' Central 115% 140% 14599140
Norf & Wcst, 813/3 84% 84% 84%
()nt 8t. West 531/. 53% 52% 132%
Rue Mail 411% 43% 431/; 43%
Penn R R 141% 1411.4. 140% 141
Foo Gas 102 102 ~ 101% 101%
Reading ”719 117% 116V. 110%
Rep Steel 20% 20% 20% 20%
Rock Island 311/. 3m. 31% 111%
Sonth'l’ac 05% 06 00% 00
Son lly Co 3474: 34% 114% 34%
Son 11y of 100% 100% 100% 100%
'l‘cun C «It i 83 88% 112% 83% .
'l‘cxan Par. 30% 80% 30% 30%
Union Pan 128% 12874. 128% 128%
U 8 Rubber 40 49 47% 48%
ll 8 Steel 35 30 34% 3474.
U 8 Steel pf 1021/; 102% 101% 102
Wabash 20 Oil 20% 203$. 20%
Wabash pf 40% 40% 40 40
Wis Cent 80% 31 30% 30%;

The application of the selectmeu to,
have him. Katherine Cnhill committed'
to the Mlddictown insane Asylum war

Nina not.
ductile o-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

IS ON THE LIST OF THOSE INVITED TO SAVE MONEY
BUYING CLOTHING 70- DAY.

WE OFFER ALL OUR BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S SUITS AT FD
LOWING PRICES:

$2.50 AND $3.00 SUITS @

$3.50 AND “-00 SUITS @ "
$4.50 AND $5.00 SUITS Q , i

ourmo TROUSERS. ~,
$2.50 AND 33.00 TROUSERS @ WI” | '1 13 TH "

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$3.50 AND $4.00 TROUSERS @
OUTING SUITS AND “NUFANOL” TROUSERS AT I/g PRICE.

SELLECK & PRICE

HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS. 9

Q. WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWAL‘ “
Telephone Call 324-2. F.

 

 

 

0

What 5 doing at Dibble s Crocenl.

Holding Tub Butter down to 25:: yet, which is rather strenuous. ,
Our Clover Hill Print Butter In giving great satisfaction, in quality
and price, 286 lb. Will have Country Gentleman Corn, Saturday, at 150 den.

V

Peaches, flue large fruit, 10c qt.
Pippin Applet.
Got the Grumman Potatoes of us If you want nice size and white cook.-
ero, 25c peek. . -
Stock of new fresh roasted Java and Mocha Coffee Just in. The but In,
town, 32c lb. Try it. The Ivory Soap‘ltpeople are putting out a new Naphthl .
Soap, in competition with Feli'c Naphtha. it is a pure white Soap, very nice.
5c bar. Try. '
Call attention to particularly good Cheese.
Cheese. you will appreciate this, 16c lb.
Hope to serve and satiety. ‘ ‘ '

LORENZO DIBBLE

TELEPHONE CALL. "—4.

Bartlett Pears at 65c. Sickle Pears, Fall

If you are a lover of good

‘Ir

 

 

We have Just got. in a large supply of

Faincy Peaches.

Get your supply for canning before it is too late.
PRICE FROM 65c PER BASKET UP.

A large supply of Mason and Lightning Jars and Jelly Tumblers.
BARTLETT FEARS. 65c A BASKET. ~ .
POTATOES ................. . .............................. .20: pk.
SWEET POTATOES. ..... . .......................... . ...... 25: pk.

UNITED GROCERY COMPANY.
20 nonru mm or. «F F‘oa'r or.
so. NORWALK. or. our NORWALK. or.

11L. 81M" ‘

 

 

TEL. 25—0.
AND GLASSES MUST II OHANORD

EYES NHNNNE ...........

Often one attribute. a lack of elurnuo of vision to tile me
when IIII place” are wholly toblamo. Would It not be wait u bill.
your one examined again! w.-- *

IT'S FREE.

0. B. Jackson.

II‘IIIMI OWN“.

 

 

u wan. "near. uonwatlt. on.

NothLK CONTRACTING NOT".
(The Commercial Record.)
Contract for improvement .1»

A it Malkln & Company have the
contract for making extensive alterat-

tlone to the residence of Dr. J. 0.

Gregory. on West avenue. The inbo-

rior will be entirely altered and In ad-

dition will be built. to provide another
office. also an operating room. , '1'th
mason work will be done by Henry

Seymour. and the plumbing by the

Jones a Hotchklu Company. ,

COMMISSIONERS testis: ..
ram am.

Unoucceuful Effort Made to Turn
Over Miohol'o Linton to Robert
Weber.

The county commissioners have re,
fused to consider the application of
Robert Weber. of Bridgeport. for the
transfer of the license now used at
Steeplechase island and standing in
the name of Firmln Michel.

After the Ialo of Mr. Michel's in-
terests to Mr. Weber. last week. the
usual application was made for the
transfer for the license, but the com:
rnlsnloners refused to consider the
matter. in fact they could not very
well do otherwiae.

There are now in the criminal com-
mon pleas court two complaint!
against Mr. Nichol which are to be
disposed of at the next term of the
«tort. if the men are tried. out, or
diapered in any we. the channel are 0 in. Wilson has been porch-nod
that the license wit be declared for- Edward 0. Item, who was
failed. with Mr. Wilson for “our?“

the

 

m
Kellogg Avenue Helm. '

The contract has been given to O.
H.110tsford to erect a Iixcocm bob
toga on Kellogg avenue for 1m. Job.
Cofdn. it will be 24:28 foot. of
construction with hot. air but at
other improvements.

Will Continu. hell but. SWIM
The real estate business of 11101th

or course this will be no great tour, and will be conduct
as the sum will be over by the time ter in the some autumn

the cases are dispelled at next month. bandit”. ' "
Mather is finishing lb M

At the most the license has but two

months to run otter October 1. Here- twofamtly house he in cream

totore when the men at the island Orchard street for Edward aunts

has ended the owner of the licenses t Constantin” in installing it» plan
it an on

has transferred it. to some other
a Sioundotionl have been

place.
, film by w. 11. Initiator
ancient: _
tits-«t tor Ion
WIMI'MI o ain‘t-nan ht
m £31133” TWIN“
a
Thom until-a

 
 
 

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S O Y "OW 01110. ‘
oi" ‘tmla

% Old“ pm" will be
' ll with MM W.

11. Thompson. 'lt
Wit Tonic on “duodenum ‘

ton. can: tailor? '

 

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will be. led bin

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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