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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 18, 1905 · page 5

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.csnt.‘ recalling that the diploma or

 

 
 

The old {wound hats been revived
at Nelson’ amt '

‘ d‘
‘-——_Ear muflminournlng bands. O'Brien.

1 ChrliltmaLs
Read his

white. in- towns _ litei‘sons' ~ ..

The huge Jnolt Metamucil with
a cargo of coal LLiLtLiLiL‘L the Ferris Coal
Company. , .

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~Talte the trolley to J M. Bene-
dict’s; is Will! 8L. Not-walk. and visit
Tovland . 1; 1., ,.

The barge Ellen MchlliaLins. has ar-
rtvod with a cargo or coal for Raymond

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unmask bargains in
Toys. Steam Engines. etc.
52 South Main street.
WWD ‘
LProf Arthur )3 Russell oi! Princeton
Preparatory school is spending the
. holidays in town ..

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“are: is , at Coleinan

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

large. iron
“Builder’s.

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‘ ~The rely finest Ribbon Candy it
Home Made Chocolates. Mary Eliza-
beth Etc. at Laneii'.
. ‘ ~W
William A. Beoileid was painfully
golfing a piece at.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ll . ‘ friendsA or:
'LLiit er I o-_ t- i;
veity Go dimesbiilgtonagr LL

. no font again

 

, ”Auteur gilt
atF.§,.1IéIfikq,_ , .,
Dancing instruction will be given
tomorrow evening at the weekly class

or the Grace Chi"; I'y Braneh or the
Girls .Eriendly Sgoi 1

”Flexible FlyLorsL Nelsons

A meeting or‘th’e ultbrtaiument corn-
mlitee of the Old Well Hook and Lao-
der Company will be held on Tuesday
night‘at H00 at’theoruokshouse. -

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~Sott Hats for Xmas O'Briens'.

Mrletring moldy of liantord
Place has been called to Worcester.
Mesa. on ocean to the serious illness
of her initial-.112 (i. ayinond.

”The best Goods at low prices at
Lanai-12.

 

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A. J. Collins and Compnn3 have se-
cured Mr. Stacker. with his or and
ox cart. to can a banner advertlno
ment through sheets for them.
The ad. is quite unique and has attract-
ed much attention.

»The two best things in town are
Watson‘s sweet cider and Schlltt's
Milwaukee Beer always on draught at
Weiselt’s. on the bridge

Yesterday was a very moral Bentley
in South Norwnlk. There was not In
arrest. of any kl
was reported‘to
everyone is say
Chrlstllllth .. \ flLL .

~Clllctte auto}: Razors. at it. E.
. hockwood and ’n.

 

 
 
 

lite. Evidently

invitations [1;le received by

members at Ollrm ilooit and bad-
der Coupon 0 Putnam [lose Gom-
pan! to It the services It the.

South Norwsik Baptist Churq’h on m-
uary 14'. hi .

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~Everything It Neiooas'
Word has ‘hIIii receivedwoore this

 
 

mar” that ”lit“. one I, on trout
Bell’s very It. la:Psrt Chet r.
’ hsd been rotor to the stable

here in South orvalIt several days
080 on LLthe trial it! the thief.

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machine at: Nelsoa' I.-

The all soil the South Nor-
vvsih W2: arohrwillf hold

on Tues-
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. back in 1889.

. when ll,0 attended all the scholars oi!

It won
wheel equipment that 85 scholars here 1
essentbied. ,
pauionshios.
~ fini‘ you!

meat, of [t was, shown.

filitoontnre we

nielrt 0! th ng. the (level out:
to: good or _, ‘lxiirengh association.“- in
-'timatea, was"? 9 'llou rth tepid; By ,
forceful ‘quolu'titins from Johnson. ‘30.

2b brightelwd emi‘ strengthened.

. lent record and its continued higher

.and n mur'dei case. piesumably tin

and no disorder,
heir money for

as aw. val..." alumna“ 1...;
VIII to i'rInkiln Bonnet Pupil I.
outing Attorney Loo Davis.
[to also noting school visitor. nil-
tithe M’n‘uplls or the Peak in
ii o'clock today. .

at their regular asset'nhly" st
superintendent
Roots in his introduction was reminis.

 

handkerchiefs, shirt shields, nouMet-IL, IquInderI and othfr m Ellen

ill 0' Bohth Norwnllr High School was ,
conferred on the coming speaker way
Mr. Davis recalled
some of his own school experiences
and stated how fortunate it we that
a lame assembly trail existed for Joint
can sell or so many modes. The
growth of the school was shown, since

We sell everything boys wear but shoes: tLhIthoIt substantial
gifts you can think of. . .

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, entire b lding met in thislnssem- .
tijhljseeut it too or
the eig‘litfedn’of the

no accommodation here.

din
aegaLL for entrance on any other

Mr. Davis took an headings for his
Liailt: Youth. character. reading, conl- ,
Emphasizing that while ‘
the season; and many things are recur
the need time. the morn-

of lilo, comes to each once for all. ,
e need or careful use and improve-
The building
of character. the contrast between ‘
reputation and character. the need of
careful eitort to make charactms oi'
stetling worth were clearly elucidated.
The value of the reading habit the
choice of good books and their use an
a chumctor building force. as on enter-
taming pastime vine strongly put. The
quotation that he who could not read
had no comfort for a rainy day was
given. Something better than the
nickel or dime library was recalled
The banetnl influence of this pernic-
ions literature resulted in evil and
evil only. Some illustrations of court
when showing the evil outcome lot had :.
Wren The autumn

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

If We dealt in grain with a View to “cl1eupilhss"’L\ve‘d ,'
find ourselves selling kinds that would destroy the good‘
health and appearance of your animals. Wetbre

handle the best we can secure, clean it ihorougltl nod I
only charge you the price you ought to pity. Tliltt‘sL the
way we built up the business and so we piopose to. ullck
to that method.

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lluy Oat' s Thais Clean
. MANUEL T. HATGEI...

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We are near- «Just as [“111 as
the nearest. letter box, ,

 
 
 
 

con and Stitchesneare the talk was

Mn Dn
vie thinned pioIInntly to the progress
‘siye spirit 'n‘n‘d advanced standing oi
the Franklin chiool its former excel

”.m. up

mi: .1 1v

‘liehera Price, $1. 50. "‘
« -Q0nquest of (attahl‘l L
oodfirc in \o. 3 _ i
re Debtors ’ L " " L '
LTllCSt‘ are just a few titles; 11 e lune a great inmfi‘Mlbtc. ..
1 large stock of Holiday Books in pretty bindings.

At W P BEERS’

*Boolitélle’r', Station er andm Engraver.
to Wall IL. Nov-walk. I A

We flaye Prepared for Lille Haitian honour

LLL‘LIL'WO SUPERIL STOCKS 0F ‘ nit

DIAMONDS and GOLD JEWELRY
WATCHES. SILVER. etc.

Which we will be pleased to.Ilt0Lw.'yL_ou;,f.;r: L

Coleburn & Lauder
:an JEWELERS A

96 Wilmington Sit, .4 i " 3 Main, Sh.
South‘NOrwalk‘v“ *‘ ' Noma'lk.

The Path that. and Suit Horse

33 ssouth LMIan street. SouiLh Nor-wall:
Women's Coats. Bulls. Skirts Walnut and Fern at 500 on the dollar.
Everything must go bolero Christmas. Come and be convinced. ,We sell

for cash and sure you more than double.
Chiller and meter

touts Uielman.
125 Washington Street guest door to Post one.) Booth am.
00; our price IIIIIIIIAIQIAIIOIOOOIDIO:OI’I 748

Men’s Overcoata, worth Ii

Men's Overeonts. worth $30.00; our price ... 8.98
You Wool Mens Pants... .
All Wool Flooded Underwear. the 81.00 kind; our price ................. 390
Union Label Suits. worth $20.00; our price ............ ...............Ill.98
”Mon um] Working Pin“. worth. ".50. our " “We” IuL cause I I ”0

LLLLLLLLLLLLLLL, on. '

Lr‘fli v.

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Deputy Shelli! John M. Sculley has Also L

been busv today fserviug jury warrants
An exttnordlnnry panel has been made

Butler murder case will be taken up.
The jurymen summoned from Norwnll
are Harry Rider. John L. Richards and
Oscar 8. Mills. The jurymen front
Wilton are CL'P. Smith. “I. L Keeler
and Charles H. hyon. Those cmpan
ellod from Darieu are Henry Valentine
George S. Bailey and Nathan Dnucy.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

tjéBuyn' Caps rot-“Xena. O'Brléita‘.

 
 

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A Deposit in the

Savings Department
of L
llle South Norwalk

lruslllo.
is in investment
1‘ Satellite. Profllaii'e

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it yields tour per cent. free

from all tunes to the depositor.‘
”Deposits «n he malls. or In!“

 

Lamount trom ons'doilnr up.

 

" walnuts rituals

am View cm
is.» steam mm In: to sale

{In than}. hilt
muegorhatag'LiLI‘otthe

Maples d Goldwhmldi 00.

Stocks. lands. arm and

L ”(LAM I 601““ ILldeLlLt. OLG- "Willi.

; the ltevvs or the Chicago bank insol-
‘ veneies to face prices in the
. rlsrkét broke violently all through the ‘

“‘ i‘uhldly‘ extended.

" souri Pacific 1%. United States Steel

it lion 10:8 point.
evidenoe or supporting orders Within-
* it few mlimtes. but we'le very feverish

« lug their elicits to support the usually

.v standard stocks that uhowonl [ml sllghi
leooveries.
‘ mercume in n [er «3' purl

, ‘ll' IUOl't‘ WRI‘O comuwu.

-. on full, back, to the previous low level

 
 
 

'Pnhtdi'slods Shellield steel 3.

 
 
 

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Chi. (it. West. 30% 20% 90

 

 

 
 
 

L . Mex. “Cent.

 
 

(inset-Imus.)

ocuussnv violins.

. L Denim In

 

Cotton. 3 ,

--mv-m..._.

Toonv in mi" erase-r
WALL steam—10:10 a n..-—wnn

«an?»

stock
ist', the wide opcnin docilnes being
li' lei. sales of
ion Pacific were of 18. 000 shares at
1420’ and 141%. compared with 144%
uféatutdn). St. Paul and Stitching
lost. 3 points. Reading0 .14, New York
CenLLlinl 2% [lead 2%. Colorado Fuel
-,2 Peoples Gin-1 [04. Sugar 1%. Mia

pld l Kansas City and Texas and
Canon a Pacific iv. and generally
throng out the list from a large tree-
The market showed

and unsettled
WALL STREET ii aim-«While lhl'
plomlneut market interests were bend-

live.- lenders there was a constant
ow of second grade and mi1101 stocks
which made the market highi3 teieriah
ehd rendered the upbulldlng process
didleuit. in tort there vv‘cie some

Eventually the market
the semi
domeraiiaed condlt one that were pre
vnieni. earlier and milieu of a point

 

WALL STREET. Noon -—Wben tiL1Lo
Bennett of the market had eliminated
the panicky sphit and afforded a basis.
for selling. liquidationwusxrenewud in
a more orderly. but even more compre
[reunite manner. Except where the
ilrst breaks had been very violent or to ‘

or lower. and theta was a large nun)
her of additions to the two point loss
on. Sugar tell 3% Tenn. Coal him

Bonds
were heavy
. WAIJ. STREET 1 u. m.—-_'l‘he nee
liquidation oi the morning seemed to
have cleaned on tho urgent selling.
and prices were permitted in retrace
themselves without onwautertng any
actiie opposition. Rallies were not
by any means as extensive as in the
loreuoon. market interests pi'elenlng‘
to induce. a degree of steadiness and
confldeuoo rather than spectacular ud-
vnnctw. “

room-a QUOTATIONS.

Report over the private wires or
The Maples & Goldachntldt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers. Bwarts t. Corbett
Block. South him-walk. Telephone 153.
Allin! Cop. [00 100 98% 97%
Am. C. I: F. 38% 39M 88% an
Am. Hut. p. 08V. 98% 98 till
ot. Oil 34% 34 84% 84%
All). ice {Hit 34 38% 333:
WAN, been. 07% 88% 071A '
Am. tllnclt. till [01 158%‘180 '
All). Sugar 150 351% "81.314005 .
A.’l‘. A 8. its 80 'itdli. ‘asu 85%
Bolt. some [[2 it: iliti
liltlyn. R. 1‘. low. 88% 80% 87%
Chen ROM» 04% 51% 53% 54%
Chi. & N. W. Sill "[8 218 Bill

109i!
177%

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

170

LII. u at. r. mat. 118
Go F am sin.

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Col. ileuth. its 28 u 28
0011.01“; till it“ [80% ism
Del. a Run. 22! :21 Eli 221
Erie , 4m 47 40% 40%
Erie lei bid. 70% 79% 79% 79%
Gen. Else. ['15 17.0% [Nil 115%
ill. Cent. [70% mm m

1400. is North. iiil ldilll

Inhattan

101 161% till
nt. 8i. RV. LL

119 120 119
llll’
:K “i. 'l‘. 30
Ii‘T. [1013115

Jill L95
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A ‘Punehlng lag. “Multan
A maroon... moved. It.“ to 00.00
arrests-u “Lertoum
Ahopontinumrlille W”:

or m ~
“LL is...our“”.‘.luunutulfla
“hunts” ”‘Luiitltll.‘fu

 

:‘0. it"! LILlAl.
Mile 8!

you that It: is not the but. 1
It 320. =

they cook white and meaty.

230 peck.

it not be better to pay on that old bill you owe the
or the grocer. than to spend money for presents that ”‘8
not character more than “juicy, anti do you not wish to wave
eat and ‘worthy of iruItT-'

LORENZO DID;

on south ulna Ir.
Io. non
m. m.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Inclhdooti your 1)!th in the ,
things to}: gift living that let: be; send? nth. .
For instance: '

earn aortas

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

nanosfsurr ensue .

UMBRELLAS inosianv jLLl _ »
Hannkancuiars FANCY amputations LL

SWEATERS metres .571. ff...

MUFFLERS.1VI , .

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Butter. the but tuhL. 25¢. LVLLVhy pa y [no t [It ”LOW
Try a. Fresh lot of Loi‘over lint Ni

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The quality of our Potasseaoflneat. Everyone Lwho LhaIL rioti them
1. bu. L -

Some Bargain Apples. all sound. small green IpplLeLI. 9"
Have some more of those Splucnbnrghs at 400 p

Sweet Potato Bargain. 200 neck for Saturday only.

Spinach. fresh Spinach, 24c peck.

Oranges, large size, fine sweet Florida fruit. :Llilc dozen.

Home-[aid FreIh Eggs are down in price. 40¢ onion. ..

Plum Pudding. the finest for Christmas trade} 280 each.
A CHRISTMAS SUGGESTION. . ..

“II just borers you are generous. " (Mltb- other people

 

BI loot before you are generous.”
Deal re to “We and please. ‘ ,

Wilmer.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Send it: Enrollment Blank and Catalogue.

Day and Evening Sessions. . , _
at. A. manna. 'PriacLinal. sun .

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

IT" “Fill.

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scant. as.» cannon. LSPANIBH‘: '-
naus‘tn‘. coo. EELS. rename
man. room/ox. units;
counsellor overlies. W0
spans. cranes none cums.
ESCALLOPB.

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

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