Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 19, 1906 · page 1

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Spring. according to astronomical
reckoning. will begin Wednesday

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Mr. and Mrs. James Cole spent. yes
terdny in Bridgeport
' Theodore Austen. of Dorian. was 11
visitor in South Norwalk this morning
on business.

 

-Podmore has one Bedroom Suit
marked at cost

Miss .Annie T. Mackey,‘oi.’ .New York
spent Sunday as the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Donahue“

Rev. Mr. Karin: of Yale Divinity
School. preached yesterday at both ser-
vices iu the South Norwalk Baptist
Church.

Mrs. H. S. Huntington substituted
yesterday at the South Norwalk Bap-
tist Church choir for Miss Elizabeth
Richardson. who was unable to attend.

 

 

The Farther Lights Society, of the
South Norwalk Baptist Church are
planning a debate soon. The subject

 

will be Re lyed. Thai women should
be grants be right of suffrace.

D. B. Beach has been reelected as-
sociate corporator of the I. 0. 0. F.
home of Connecticut, and will attend
the annual meeting to be held at the
home in Groton. Wednesday, March A2l.

—~Any customer wanting a new Bea.
yer Range. step in to Podmore’s.

M” Q

Maicr Smli'now, of New lluvon, has
tiled a bankruptcy petition in - the
United States district court. “is lla-
bllities.ai‘o~~$8.tiiti.35.-turd his assets
consist of "one deed." of which no
value is entered.

rI‘he Right Rev. Bishop Brewster
will visit the Eplcopal school for
boys in Cheshire. Saturday foicuoou.
March 24.811111 in .the afteinoon oi
the. same day he Will visit St. Poter’ s
parish in that town.

”FL”...

Miss Nellie 'l‘iowbridge left the em-
ploy of Raymond Brotheis today to
assume the position at Lounebury and
Mahewson' s factory vacated on Satur-
day by Miss Vivian Soderstrom. who
assumes her duties in New York to-
day.

 

 

The Philathoa class of the Smith
Norwalk Baptist Church will hold :1
meeting tonight t'the home of Miss
Elsie Wicks. 6» _ 111 Place. All mem
bers are-requested to be present. At
tor tlu1 business. a social time will lu'
enjoyed.

 

——(‘o. F Vs. the Win Separatl1 (to. of
Flushing, L. l. The Nutmeg Club Vs.
Nationals. Basketball. Monday night.
Armory. Dancing 10 to 12.

 

The next session of the New York
East Conference. which includes the
Methodist Episcopal Churches of this
section. will be held in the New York
Avenuo Methodist Episcopal Chuirli.
Brooklyn. for one week. commencing
Wednesday, April 4

 

Dr. Janewny. the celebrated physic-
ian 01 New York city. was in town a
few days ago looking for a prospect-
lvo country place. He was charmed
with itidgeileid and if he iinds a suit
able place may become a slimmer resi-
dent. ——Ridgeileld Press.

A meeting of the Epworth League
chorus. mercy and help and literary
and social departments will he held
tonight at 7: 45. and tommrow evening
after the class meeting. for rehearsal
{or the birthday social at the First
Methodist Episcopal Church.

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Quite a large delegation from The
Norwalks will attend the grand en-
comment help held today in New Hil-
von of the Kn ghts Templar. in all
probability Farm) 8. Bette will be
elected Grand Eininent Commander.
There will be «sumptuous banquet.

can M

It pours the oil of his into your sys-
tem. lt warms you up and starts the
lite blood circulating. That’s what
llollistsr's Rocky Mountain does. 36
cents. Tea or ’l‘siaeu. Plaisied's
Drug Store.

M
William Kellogg. a1 aromatics
farmer mmmnntive from New Fair-
lield in the attic legislature. was found
Saturday afternoon in a hold on the
hill beyond the railroad station at
Brookdoin Junction in e mucus con
dltlon from the clients at exposure.
He was taken to slutty on Condos.
tor Lacey’s t train. touching
there that 1113, and v11: taksnto

 

 
 
 
 
 

1 the Norwalk llospitul

' Ii'llSl Ill).

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‘ mo new VIIWI or souwaut.

Mll.'l\l1nll. 111.11.111.61 south Norwalk.
was admitted to the' hospital today tor
ireaiment. ‘

James Smith arrested Saturday
night for drunkenness was lined
and costs this zooming in the town
coll”.

William Quinn, of South Norwullz.
who has been undergoing treatment 111
for palutor’s ‘
colic, Wits discharged todny. . $15.00 to $25.00.

 

 

.lolin Hayes, of Westport, who has
been. at the Hospital undergoing
treatment for bloodpolsoning in the
hand, was discharged today. 1

$10. no to $25 on.

 

Charles L. B rker, proprietor of the
Norwalk Latino Works. has purchas-
ed a fifty horse-power, four cylinder
automobile of n Well-known make.
manufactured in Buffalo. New York. to $25. 00.
Miss Paulyne Div-er. of New York.
has been the guest oi Miss Vivian‘
Soderstrom. of Bayview avenue. Miss
Soderstron) went to New York, last
evening, where she takes a position
today Quite a delegation of friends
were at the depot to bid her farewell

 

Prof. William E. Biltaln. ot’ the Now
you. and J. ll. Putnam oi thchtleld.
Haven experimental station New HQ
paid a visit last. week to the fruit farm
of George E. Comstock. i'n BI‘OBAIRIVGI‘.
Prof. Brittuln is looking up matters in
connection with the San Jose fruit
scale and the Egyptian moth.

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

No game was played Satiuday night
in the inter- company pool tournament
of Hope Hose Company and the N01-
walk Fire Police. The Fire Police are
at present 73 points in the lead. 'l‘o-
night. Everett Byiugton- and George
Smith will be the contestants. at the
police headquaiters 'l‘omoirow night's
game at Hope Hose headquarteis will
be between H. V. Worden and l 'l‘.
McMsnus.

 

the best. service.
quality the same care in deliver
by (it ullng with us you will obi
from any one else.

m For Horses 1111! Catll 1.
James Leslie Pinks, F. Phillips, W. ( b

No. l Oats.
.l. Duane, William Di'iscoll, Mia.q Fancy Oats.
Beggs. Miss Greaves. it. it. Bowkley H. 0. Feeds.
H. H. Wilson. G. Heller, M11. and Mrs Hay ~, .2.
J. L. Harris. New York; E. Zeluff, W. Corn. '
Waters-1A. Goldsclimidt. F. R. Sartuln Salt.
A. Robinson. G. E. Surtuln..1\lr. 11111‘1 Bran...
Mrs. W. B. Unlioltz. Mr. and Mrs. liar Wheat. Feed.
rison. South Norwalk; Miss S. Atlanta Cut. Hay.
Baltimore; it‘red Coleman. New Mil , Gluten l‘ecd.
ford; Mr and Mrs W. 'l‘. Bet-.ker H
W Smith. Boston; W. Wliiteh11t.1d New
Haven; E 0. Smart. liiiilgepoi'it lluy Outs 111m... (1....”
George L. Rockwell Ridgclicld l1.'1vi1 MANUE
been guests at the Hotel Cliffoid .V

 

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Spring C. & K. and Volk stiff and soft hats. $11 and $3.
Spring shirts, neckwear. hosiery, gloves and underwear.

 

~ Tel. Call, 32-2.

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We haie been selling grain lor fifteen years and have
made a reputation for selling the best quality and giving
We me going to stick to that same

ing, and we believe that
.1111 better results than

Some of the goods we have to offer:

For Poultry.
(thick Manna.
Chick Feed.
(er. Corn.
Meal ,
ll 0. Feeds.
(ti II.
Shells.
' ilcci‘ Seiapa.
All Grains.
l’i 'uits Food.
Illlt ruiitiouul Foods.
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GAVE concaur lN PORT CHI-251 - ~— -.

 

Frederick s. Andrews and Mrs. Amy
Sims. of Norwalk, the Artists.
Frederick S. Andrews. of Norwalk

ER. A FULL LINE OF

Spaiilding’s Baseball 11111

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

If you come now. you’ll not be sorry; the season's smartest
styles for men are all here. and they‘ re worth knowing. '
SPRING OVERCOATS in the new French bills“ model. curving
inyat the waist and'fiaring over the hips—flare Skirt decp vented.
model for athletic men. in soft greys with velvet collars to match.

Top coats a-plenty, in new covdrts, a trifle longer than last sea—
son' 5, $10. on to $2500; and new model raincoats. long and loose.

SPRING SUTS in new single and double-breasted models. in
the new greys: silver, mouse. stone, Cambridge and Oxford grays.
plain modes and plaids, and blue and black in the same models, $10. on

 

 

 

up. ease! iii and
hit); 11.1.1.1 cents
' mt iresh snort;
week

., 211.11. ,
llie 0111mm Pharmacy

TEL. CALL, 15—2.
mmmom

Maples'dOdflgohli Go.
(insurgent-c.)

COMMISSION BROKERS.

lesion in

Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Canon.

Ivan: I. Corbin Ilook. .0. Norwsik.

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TODAY IN WALL STREET

._...........,
‘ WALL S'i REE’i‘..lti:10 11. m.»~0pcn~
mg dealings in the stock market to-
day showed no decided trend in prices
in either direction _ Small gains and
losses wuc about equally dividtd and
many stotks opencd unchanged from
Saturday at (losing. Dealings Wore on
a wry limited stale and the market
came almost. to a standstill within 11
. few minutes after the opening. Min-
: neupolis. St. Paul and Sault Ste Marie
rose 1 318 and Louisville and Nash-
villi,1 and National Biscuit 3-4.
WALL STREET. 11 a. 111.—A general
‘ sprinkling of liquidation found no sus-
taining demands and there was a com
prehensive yielding of prices. Stan-d
ard railroad stocks wore less active
than the. specialties. but showed the
same relative weakness. Anaconda
declined 4%. loam-Consolidated Gas.
Smolting, Lake Erie and Western, Col-
oi'ado Fuel and illinois' Cential 11:. to
21,4. and several otliei stocks losu l 01
more.
WAll. STREET. Noon.«'l‘h(1 sell-
ing prcssurt1 subsided but only techie
rallies followod except in Missouri Pu-
cilic. which? recovered l and Consolidu.
wit (ills lid. Trailing then but-1111111 lil'i'.
loss. timid); were» dull and hoary.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private Wires of
The Maples & Goldscbmldt Co.. Com-
mission Brokers. SWartz & Corbett
Block, South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open High Low Close.

 

 

 

 

 

 

the future care
\
or your estate is

full possession
of your faculties
and know just
how you would
like to‘dlspose
of it.

the
811111 lotwalli

 
 

 

can serve you
1111 Executor. Ad-
mlnlstrnior.
Guardian Trus— p
tea or Content “

 
 

NIWLINI or.

French Postcards»

LATEST THING OUT.

Flour

 
 
 

mill 1! ilour.
bran I sold hm in town.

ONE'BAG Biliflh‘mti
We deliver true to any Illl‘t of town.”

 

 

 

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We are uttering a special low pct as on our special brand of 11131151111119
You will get more and better broad than 01 lots at other

Super-Phosphate of Lime.

around Bone. _ nan». plum. Air-sucked
Lime and Stable Manure.

01% its n 1111111

 

 

gave an: organ recital at the Summer \m l] (10” 1015'); "IO-"ti 11113 ,
. . . . . .. . . I: iiidiv
field Methodist Church in l’orichcslci'. t. C. & P. (‘0. 41 “J, 41 ll
pyggixgggogg; 111.1. pimp; including mils. gloves, balls. toe plates. 3"
H S 1 Am. 1.111. ions-4117.. 4117.. 1.17,:
who rendered in i1111' usual artistii h l ‘ .1111 l . m1 (I '10 "1*
style 111.1 11111:. Add (10.1 snail \‘let' 66 D dies etc. “‘1' 3'33 15:11»: 15;”, 13.5.12 1231::
Away All Tours from Sullivan‘s Light A111. Sugar 137%. 1117.56: 1371.5, 1.171%
of the World_ and 0 Jesus Thou Art , A. ’i‘. & S. Re 93% 9.; “21“ ”331';
Sim““"g1 "5' G"“’"‘- “"1 -“"“”’“’“ . 0 11.111111101110110 1111 1111111. 1111:...
numbers were as follows: it i . ll‘klvu R. 'l‘. tit-"1i. 84%;. 33’s} 831,4
Prelude iii it ................ no. . , (.h & Ohi {"11 5“": 1" F"
Giivoitt1 in E Flut .......... ltomlor ‘9 WALL ST" NORWALK' 5 30 MAIN ST' 80' NORWALK' phi" A" N. “531:1" 22‘4" 2.3:. 25:.
Toccata in (‘x ....... . ........ llilhliit‘ “LL...“ MW ..-. _ i‘l1.'(li. “.108" 2] 2] 3} 2]
Cuntlloue Pastoi'ule ...... Guillllllzill (1. hi. ((1 S" p. 175;.“ ”35% WW. ”5
Reverie ................ 1‘ :11; 111 Col. l1‘, & l. I'Lli' (w ill 1' t'l'l.
----- 110 POSIthIlS ‘ 11’1": 11’1’ ”’1"
It‘ill‘rl'ilrt! .................. larumcus Eric ' 43 .4 4 2 It 4| 71} 43
'l‘i'uuiucrcl ............... Sc 111111111111 ”H, M. m ",7 ..,, .. ....
illurclw l’oniillculc ........ lmmmour Filled by Graduates of “1.1.”: ' “1%,; 1'76; thing. “5%
“”_'”"'”~' Lou. it: Nash 15:51.3, ”1211“. link. iiil'ii.
CONTRACT FOR A NEW HOME. M'E ILL I LLEGE 11-111 1111 2.. 2..., 24.4 2..
A. ll. Mulkin .iud (‘oui‘phiiy NW" l111'.'I{.‘lti" 'l‘ :15"3 iii. BIO-1 :i-iii';
just (loscd the (Ollllhtliitl or Nil 11111: M. K. &. .1: 1. .11}, ll .11, "iii?
.1 lui'Zc limisu 11;! Now (Idiiilunull'orl iii The Past 4'0 Weeks. Mo. Pair. 1 Oil 11 gm it $1.41.: Old;
W“""“‘-“- The ”“8" “ I "‘ ‘ “’ "" , N111. 1.111111. 811». 111W. 11k 111%
“5‘ ‘“ ““1“ “mm" 5 Commercial Course j. N. 1'. 11.»... 11111.1. 1461;. 151511: 11514.
“’““‘“"‘W" 7,. 1.! 91 (I
.ailns you.- “9“ arrived at yours of At MERRILL g PAYS WELL I313I111.&11.“‘I'1'f1':‘11'3i. 1142;: 137% ‘35,?!
“Is“itfli’i‘T'”ml" “‘5' ""5 “"9“" ‘f’ 11.10. 1:11.11. 114-11 114% 11:1 11:11
111'- mnryiyd; ”0“; gift“! Tommi“ Enroll Next Week. 11.11. s, (for. .12 a: 1.1 1.1
yum-unit. ~v( leveiaui 11.111111. M A. MERRILL. Principal 59, Norwclk, Conn. ficiifllnlgl 1 Hill}: 11:12:: unity. 121'”);
W . . . ., 01‘ ii an. 3.5,. L' LI «'1
. South I’llt'.. till-M (Ibiza 135711 (“3%
M’ ‘ sou. it. (,‘o. 10%,11053 401/. 1111/.
SIOII II IIIIIO 'I‘t‘liiu-i. 1111c. 21:114. 831/. 33% 3111;.
Union I‘ut'. 152% 152% 151% 151%
The time to . U. S. Steel «10%. 10% 131:1? 131%
. . ll. S. Steel. 1). Hill lilil O) 4 1%
“W“ W" M” For Farm. Garden. Lawn and Greenhouses. mama. pm. 111% mi 411111 49%
and arrange for West. lin. '1’111. 93 93 9:1 1111

Menu '. Bradley '11. Wilson '3 Spools! Fertilizer:

At RAYMOND BROS.

 

Edison Phnoa.

3'0. $20! $30.‘ '
TOno' Dollar- Per Week.
A. J. Angevine a. Son;

FURNITURE. ITO
7 134 Washington .11.. lo. Nat-walk.

Omanhnm'rmvnlsvtavoatocoHO4linseaoil'onbli‘tebccelno. “m

oll-tatillaa iidtiatlollliloobllnldotloloibltlfl

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TYPHUB FEVER iN MEXlCO CiTV.

MEXlCO CITY, March 19.—~There
were 21} new cases of typhus fever Sue
iii-day and two deaths. The total num-
her of cases since October 12 is 2.-
277 with 5138 deaths.

DONT'B FOR AUTOMOBILII‘I‘O.

Don't toot your horn in passing
horses unless approaching from be-
hind. and then not unless absolutely
necessary There still are some
spirited animals.

Don’t blow your Gabriel horn cos
tinualiy in a city street

 

irritating racket. «

Don’t forget to light your lamp
one hour bolero sunset; then you 11 ll
have more chance than the wagon

the law.

‘ again.

'3'.

«blunt gentlemen.

Count. like I book.
best sellers é-Nsw York 81111.
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A little of
it is music; too much is a disagreeable

. and dent in plumbersuupplies, hard-

ahead without lillltmud be within

Don't. grab at. the mini that con-
com the abundant. and don't take 0.
passes or again thlt has grabbed
011th you over are able to go out

Don't run away alter running down
anybody. you?“ 11qu I better silence

I on 1
4" gon'tm not like ié'y'thinr but £11311-

OVEN IGOR.
Stella—4131i film she can read the
Belly—Well. lie is one oi the six

I

in our CUSTOM

 

 

IOR MEN

ExcluSiiie Patterns 111

.Spiing Shirts and Becks

 

the newest effects in woolens-
and worsteds at tensor“ '_'
“MOW?” ' "

 

We are showing a good selection oi

CLEVER CLOTHES FOR I

In the New Spring Models.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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quantity from 51: up to 151: one-half lb.

try some Alfalfa Clover Meal for great
50 lb. bags $1. 00.

cost.” This is some times too much.
want and need it. New stock just in.
Any trouble to get good Butter?

a want just now. 271: "3.1

Spinach Parsley. Sweet Potatoes.
What 111; you need?

Telephone

l include in your next order to your grocer some of Dibble! Dr!
We have a fine quality of beet just now, nice and just right 'as to‘
and our new machine cuts it to a pro per thinness.
Now that the snow covers the gran nd. and your fowl: want g
Place about one- -fourih with soft food. mix with warm water and
it not eaten do't feed «‘0 much}.
if so, try my June Creamery.

Strictly Home Laid Fresh Eggs, 25c dozen. ‘
New lot Lipton’s Teas in We sam pie packages. . 4 t .‘

We are exceeding busy. Hope to sery

LORENZO DIBB

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Very pleasing

results. Small quantity

'1.

 

Call 26-4.

 

.5 STRICTLY FRESH EGGS_..

EXTRA FINE POTATOES, BU. .......
BEN HUR FLOUR

.................

SPINACH PER PK.
KALE. PER PK. ...................
FANCY CELERY. STALK ...........

ETC.

20 NORTH MAIN 81'.
SO NORWALK. CT.
TEL. 143.

in. 10 ft. to it) it. long.

kinds of wood.
[111st nuiclilncry.

kinds of colored and fancy glass. Si

Water Strut.
1

NEW CORPORATIONS.

The Red Star: Restaurant Company
has illcd 11 ccrilllcalc of incorporation
with tin1 11111111 sect-diary. The author-
izo capital stock is 31.000 and busi-
ness will begin with Oil. 000. The in-
cot-poriiiors uro' Burton l). Carter.
James It. Dwycr and Albert E. Dwyer.
all of Hartford.

'l‘he mainland-Thomson Mnnutnctur
in); Company of New [Within has tiled
a certificate of incorporation with the
suite secretary. 'l'hu authorised cup-
iial stock is 850.000 and buainesn will
begin with $25.000.Wlllium ll. Thump
son. James ll. Thomson Illllil Andrew.
J. Blopcr. ullrot‘ New Britain. are the
Illt‘t‘ll'ptll‘lilill‘tl. The company will make

ware 11111.. contract for the construc-
tion of buildings and do I general con-
tracting business.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

been tiled by the Oorminol (impunity
or Hartford: A. '1 intuition" Ill
presidentl .R. Blun'cuthai. Result-or.
and 11.0 Osntschberger, mercury 01
the company. Ind than slicers, with
'Bl-iuri-y .itosen nude up the board of
directors. ’l‘ho' on not subscribers
to stock were:

100 ohms; Ann

it. momentum ”3:“

All are 111
A preliminary enchants ct dissolu-
tion has been- died by the Wink)»
company, of More. ,

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

21 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR ..... ‘

10c PKG. SCHEPP'S COCOANUT, PER PKG.
20c PKG. SCHEPP'S OOCOANUT, PER PKG.

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FULL LINE LETTUCE, SWEET POTATOES, APPLES, ORA '

UNITED GROCERY CO

The Hatch & Bailey

From a ”query to a Palace.

Spruc,c Chestnut and Yellow Pine ’l‘lmber from 2 in. x 2 in. to like -

All kinds and grades of soft and 11111.1de
and llooi'.lug Complete stock of (100118.3th blinds and house trill:

Every description of mill work by skilled use
Large klludryiug lucilltiea.

Telephones-ward. 4o; Mm, 41-3. at

A certificate of organisation bu.

AUOTROu-IOWIAN rm" DiI- 5
corn.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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“‘ “ us)- new:
til-1'

Window glul
ngle, double and trlplemlr

The handsome limit
Company 19‘ for the team
Twin City Basketball . ,
lonuhlp has been pin claim -‘
at the Norwslk Store of 1~ "'1"
Moder. it"
The ownership of iii."
by will be deal idea 1
the game between the
Nationals. the former of
the latter ot $0111.th
six teams in the i
have been olimihltt
lag the Winnipnults
lines and Wm 1'» .1
two handing tenths ,
in; at 11119111111 and all n
time is expected
con 131111111111 any. new
tom. win no I Mr .
Company F's gain
‘the armory wlilbe
famous Barnum
may. at Flushing.
.11 his reputation

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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