Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 24, 1906 · page 5

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was Frances Hoyt is confined to nor
home by illnm

 

 

Mrs. Charles N. Smith. of Bnyview
avenue, is til (it grin.

. #5111151 1111 kinds run. Cuthiils

noun?“ Fitch is visiting roln.
and "tends up the plate.

 

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'wh‘iesh Outlay. 10 and L'tlc lb. 'M.

S Smith fl. Co.

Ml‘u Frank Hall. of thodwnrd :th.
one who has been very sick. in still
improving. .,

Ono Norwolk themometor registered
4 degrees shove zero ear-1y today. An
other read it; 11110119..

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~—lI‘ertilizers. for form.
lawn. Raymond Bros.

garden and

The finest collection of pictures ever
shown in The Norwaiks is shown by
A. J. Collins dz Company.

 

Charles Snyder. has resigned his posi-
tion as engineer at Adnms' hat factory
building, and has been sucaecded by
Arthur Plittt;‘ .

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-'i‘he largest and best line 01’ (301
set. Covers Iwa have ever shown 25c
upward. M. S.-.Smitb & Co.

The Ladies of. the Maccabees hold
t'lrolrreguluzI review Thursday evening
at the home. or Mrs. Lorenzo Adams, 1351
(‘rosu street. Norwnik.

 

 

 

The in honour A F. Kemp is tlis~
llliiiifllllfl :1. cargo of sulphur at thr
wbnrves oflltnymond Brothers. for tho
.ltmeph Biotin Chemical Works.

Mts Ffl'dt't’lcit E Brady and young
son and daughter. wont to Hartford
yesterday afternoon. to be the guests
(or a. tow days 'o'i' Mrs. Brady's sister.

 

—A new and complete stock of To
Die Linens. Nh'pkins, ’i‘owois and Tow-
elings at special prices. M. S. Smith
& Co. >

M-

Joseph Guyer, who is now traveling
with on Albany" saw concern, has jllSl
returned from 11 business trip to But-
falo and is making a short stay in-
Soutb Norwalk.

——Latest Spring Derbies. O’Brieu‘s.

Presiding Elder. the Rev. J. E.
Adams will preach in the Norwalh
Methodist Church tomorrow night and
will hold the fourth quarterly confer
once at the close oi the service.

—Shnd. all kinds Fish. Cutbiiin

Mr“...

A large quantity of the plankton
and lumber for the new plant of tho
Simonu' Manuficturing Company. has
arrived and is his stored on the com
my’u property in North Main street.

 

 

——Basomont attractions: Carpets.
Mailings. Oil Cloths. Curtains. Cur-
tain Rods, Enamel. Woodcn and Glass

 

Ware, Crockery." etc. M. S. Smith
at Co.
Rev. Father {McMahon of West

Hartford. who as a. curate :11. BL
Mary‘s Church under Rev. W. .l. Slo
cum. is now in ohnrga ot the (‘hurt h
of the Assumption‘ Westport.d11rtng
the illness of Rev.'l‘ . 'l‘.H Shutiioy. the
rector.

 

Have you pains in the back. inhom-
mntlon of any kin rheumatism. taint
ins spells indi I on br constipation.
iloiilnter s Boo Mountain Ton makes
you well. keeps you well. 36 cents.
i’intsted's Drug Store.

The weekly p‘na'ver service will be
held in the South Norwnllt Congrega-
tional Church next Thursday evening
at 7: 45 o'clock. The subject. will be
Some Essentials to ‘Growth of the
Church. The lender will be John B.
mwronce.

 

A NOTE! DAMII LADY.

i will)“ dam-with thruii instruc-
tions. no; ”at Marple propontton
tor the euro MW on. Ulcers-

, ling or the
gointui Periods. in u-
glam-.113. goings

. ‘11 c p a,
ll ti Eli reroute trou-

 
 
 

li you dealt!
out. chant. 1:

. Mr. Clark is in New York today also
. , when you see the suits; particularly if you‘ll try on some of them.

 
 

Attorney William 0. Clark was on a.
business trip to Hurtfbrd yesterday:

 

on business. ‘ y
W
to‘ular meeting or Cockenon
'i‘rtbe,l . (i. R. lit; 01' Norwuik. was"
held last. night Only routine matters
were disponed oi’.

. ~v-Croi11t hithallh. Huts.

Ham—......—

 

Q’ilrlou's.. ..

Norwuik. have loasrd, with no option
at buying. the Davis homestead. .irn
Bnyvlow avenue. the deal having been

Jacob M. hai'ton.

 

A special business meeting of the
South Norwnik Congregational Church
is called for Thursday. March 29, 1906,
following the mid-week service to not
upon the resignations of three mem-
bers of the Business Committee and
to elect their successors. Also to
transact any other business proper to
come betoresntd meeting.

 

+Ilook at our handsome line of La-
dies' White Shirt Waists, ranging in
price from 490 upward. M. S. Smith
& (lo.

 

’i‘ho Epworth 1.0311110 IsiIrIvitiI of tho
Not‘walk illothodlutt‘i1urrh will be It‘ll
Sunday evening by Miss (lurrio (lim-
istiiad. A quurtotto will sing “A Milli.
[lit of Love'.‘ and Miss litIriitn Olm-
stuttd will sing "(live Mo Thy iltInrl."
At the close of iluI service 11 special
collectionwill be taken for the. hono-
flt. (it? the Bowery Mission, of New
York.

-—Crofut 6h Knapp Hats. O'Brien.

Those pleasant Mnrch days artI just
the kind to be well adapted to the gen
110 art of flying kites. The sport is
very prevalent just. now and yester‘day
two well known young society women
of South Norwnik were seen in a vnI
cunt. lot entlenvorlng to get 11 stubborn
sort of a kite to fly. They were can
cessful. howovci. as a rwc ward of their
patience.

 

mNotlre. Don't miss the Hungarian
Peasant Hall. ’ Something now; many
prizes. Novnk’s, 45 Railroad avenue
tonight. »

An agreement has been rcachrd i1
the Suprrior Court wlicroby tluI t‘itH'
111? State vs. William ll. Hill. (11‘ Rod
ding. is to go over to thtI next “'1'“
of the court. as important points oi
law one involved ..'l‘th rose is the l't‘
null. (it tho nunuIrous muons in ltled
ding tor fnlluro ot' onudidzitru tor olt'lre
at. a. rerun! election to lilo ntaicmtuitl
of their election expenses.

llnve you weakness of any kind»
stomach, buck or um organs of ”it
body? Dont dope yourself with or
dlnnry medicine. ilollistor‘s ltorlty
Mountain Tea is the supreme clit‘uilvr
power. 35 cents. l’lnistrd's (ll‘lii:
store.

W. S. Lippincoti. i’ltllndoipliin: S. ll
Neal. Hartford. W. Roe Nichols. Now
burgh. N. Y.' R. Kltklnnd. ii A_ Hill
lips. C. E. Mott ..l W. Dickerson. A. A

Elworthy. New York; (‘loorgc i... Rili'k
woll. ltldgotlcld: Louis R. liurlhutl:

Cannon; H. W. Noyes, ’I‘auntou. Mal-13.;
Edward P. Carlin. B. S. Simona. Mr.
anti Mrs. W. R. Walker. ii. .1. bond. i.
ii. Horton. Boston: (3. A Smith. Pl'ovl
dcnro: Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Blair. New.
urk'. N. .l.: ll. R. Mt'Cbesnoy. Daubury:
l}. W. Harris, Muncvy. P113, H. W. llaio
Now llaveu; W. ii. l‘I‘urman. Fough-
keopsio; Thomas A. Galvin, 'l‘roy. N.
Y.. were guests yesterday at the lio-

toi Clii‘lord.

 

The time to
make your will
and arrange for
the future care
ol your points is
when you are in
full possession
or your faculties
and know Just
how you would
like to dispose
of it.

the
South Lorwailt
Trust [‘11.

can serve you ‘
as Executor, Atl-
ministrntor.
Guardian, True
tee or Conserva-
tor.

 

 
 

“omit sale it
SltEET MUSIC. 3111111111111

13¢ per Oopy
2 for 250

Starlight. What's the Use at Knock-
in’ When I. Mun ill Down. You’re a
Grand bid on. silver Boots. 11 a dirt
Like You- Loved a Boy Litre Mo cot-
191111 3111111. Whats the Morning Glories

Mr,11ud Mrs. Homer Clark. of E11111. "I

consummated through the agency of ‘ ‘

rum Around r hymn-lull '
whim: '31“. 111111:

Our new Spring suits are superbl They fill the bill in every
detail particular men insist upon. :1 t _
Maybe you think we ’re too enthusiastic: but yollt wont think so

The Varsity model was created for young" icMws. Coats are
broad shouldércd; lapeis are broad and long The low cut in front
shows the shirt and the edge of the vest. Backs are slightly titted:
deep center or side vents; trousers wide at the hips; narrow ov'cr
the shoes.

.We show this style in all the new gray weaves, and 111 blue and
black; single and double-breasted models.

$15.00 to $25. 00.

The Varsity Spring overcoat is the latent—the French back,
flaring skirts and broad shoulders make it distinctly a young man '5
coat. $15 to $25.

We are all ready with Spring hats. shirts. neckwear, underwear
and hosiery.

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A...
we; have boon soiling grain for fifteen yearsmnd have
made a reputation for selling the best duniity 11nd giving
the best service We. are going to stick to that some

quality the some euro in delivering, and we believe thnt

by dealing with USyou will obtain llt‘llt‘l results thnn
from any one else .
8011111 or the goods 111) have to otter: .
For Horses and Cattle. For Poultry.
No. 1 Data. Chick Mnnun.
Fancy tints. (thick Food.
H. 0. Feeds. (‘1'. (torn. .
gay , Mrnl. .
.orn. H. 0. Feet ,
Salt. 111-11.‘ J”
Brno. Shriis.
Wheat. Food. lltItIl' Srrapa.
Cut llny. All Clinton.
lluicu [I‘m-ti. l‘rntt.‘ 3 Food.
' intortuiiiotml Foods.
Wituut.
Iltty Unis 'l‘ltnis (‘ ltI:.111 .i‘
MANUEL T. HATCH.Irl
‘”“"\./

 

 

A FULL LINE OF

Spaultlng’s Baseball Goods

including 111its. gloves, balls. toe plates.
heel plates etc. ,, .. t:

At W. F’° BEERS’

49 WALL ST-. NORWALK. 680. MAIN 81.80. NORWALK.

 

 

 

Preparation

is one of tho obit-t factors 01' success.

MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE

oflom'Tnclliticx-t for a thorough business training.

M. A. MERRlLL, Principal. 80. Norwolk, Conn.

 

Fertilriers

For l’arm. Garden. Lawn and anonohauus.
Super-Phosphate o! More.

around Bonn. Ash». Plaster. Air-Slanted
Limp and stable Manure. _

Mspos'. Bradley' 3. Wilson g Special Fertilizers

A! RAYMOND BROS.

Edison "Phnr.
$10. $20, $30.. .
One Dollar Per Week.

A. J Angevlne & Son,

4 FURNITURE. ITO.
w ' hinztorl fit... $6.".‘0t'wmlk.

 
 

smile charm and Yellow it... no... into it

 

 

snot-it» W11: 11! You. and too nth: . f ‘

till . Rte til 11. tons. . All lurid! bull tr

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Only through our intimate ro-
; lotion: as shareholders with the
Malttand Candy $9., at lesion.
and by placing l turtle contract
order, are we able to offer this

pure candy at such ,alglow price.

the OliffordIPiurmacy

1111.. CALL, 15—0.
m

Maples .1 (iotdsoittnidi "o...
(tunnel-out)
0011111331011 1111111113113

Stocks, Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.

 

OW]!!! O Corbett Block. .0. NONIIK.

 

TODAY lN WALL STREET (
WA] l. S’l‘lllIliIZ‘ '.l‘ 10th 11 mwOp I11
int: prions in the elm-k 111.11 hot lodn}
nonet- nily t'oiiowml the downward
01311th ot‘ the London murltol. Declines
worn small and dealings worn on 11
light sritlo. Heading i‘tIll 3-4
monmuiug tiltI uninimum rhnuges in
tho market.

WALL STREET . ii a. tn.--'l‘ho un
(Itrtnlu incitement of Reading which
ilurtuniml botuecu idi.’ and 1327 la.
c dosed contracted deuiiugs in other
prominent stocks. The ruarkot.l1ow-
1111s gt‘llt’l'dlh heavy in tone but
1.nl\ it few stoc its duclluetl to 11 note-
wortin (Ixtr 111. Canadian l’ariilc (Ion-
trolicd stocks were conspicuously
strong. Minneapolis. St. Paul and

; Suult Ste Marlo nose 2% the proforrcd

‘ iluluth South snow and Atlantic ".
the pm i \ol:tli\vtIsnI1u i ltllil
lir'tltlkl)” t' uion this" ... ’l‘htI dot-liners
11I.1(htId 11 point in Hunt Nortlwrt;
p111 Northern Pacific. Locmuiivo and
inItui.

WALL: S'l‘illIllII'l‘. (IltlstI.II«.I‘\ l't‘l‘t‘SSlt‘rll
111‘ l ill in ilvuding liiltl :1 niinltt 1Ih'tItI1
on tin 11mm .1l' lint; hul prions intrdtIutId
nualu tml‘l‘ iIltt‘I.
bunk 11111111110111. “rulings \vIIoit unim
11111111111 :tntl (“OFF 11 us no 111 ildtIltntId
11111101111. interiiittlouni l’ump pld.
11 s - L’ 1311 .1 low tntnantions. 't‘lu» ribs.
511;: w arc irwgul‘ur‘ and very dull.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS
Report. over the private Wiles or
l‘be Maples it Goldschtnidt Co.. Com
mission Brokers. Swarm & Corbett
Block. South Norwslk. Telephone 153.
Open ill: h [.011 (‘loso

South l‘uc,
Sou. lty. Cu.
Ft. liy. Co. pfd.
Texas. l’ur.
Union i’nc.

mu mu.mu mu
mu mu mm on
10111 102 10114 102
nu no my up
152ta inzwttha is true

U. B. Ituhlwt 62% blitz. 52741 5314

U. S. Stool 39% 40 39% Silk.

U. S. Stool 105% 10615 105%. 105%

Wabash 22% 22% 82V. 92 2???

Win Cunt. 97',’ 37% 37% 2 ’AT
. a

Bank Statement.

 

Reserves, inc ...............Mlls.850
Reserves, U. 8. inc. .......... 488.326
bonus. inc. . ..... ...I ........ 3.901.200
Spocio. inc. ....‘...I........l..ii’t28(itl
Legal 'i‘ondor Doc ..........Iii32.50tt
Deposits inr. ..... ...Ii.l10ii.tlotl
Circulation inc. .......lI1....tiiG.0ilO
WWW
HARTFORD DIMOBRATB.

M l. .
William F. O'Neill Oberon u HOld of
City Ticket.

matron». Murcbiilt.w't‘ho demo
erotic oily convention hold 111111 night
fiih Putnam Phalanx Ihlii hero reunited
in this selection of thedtdiowint tie-

“M r. was no 1h deflector.
till 10% Pro-mp1, 11-11mm. John it.
1111 1... Perry; clerk

or mental. Philip

”tilt! tam donor:
m _

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

npwaruuw o1 tittI I

Amal. Cop. 106% 101111;. 10611: 101.1!
A. C. it, 1‘, (In it»; 411-. 411;. 4m
Ant, for. Oil. Lil. 34 iii in
A111. re. 47 Ills-“ll 47% 46% . 47
Am. 1.1on. till-ll; till”; 68V; 6814
Am. Smelt lilti‘lit listi‘lj 1:35-11. it'll?"
Am. Sugnr ills 13S 138 ill

A. 'l‘. &, S lI‘tI. 921d. Milli 92% 92711
A.’I‘. 8: S. F 13. 103% Milli; Milli-4 103i
lluito. & ()hio llofifi 11071. “09;. “0%
li'klyn. R. 'l‘. 83 R314;- iiBI‘ll. 83
(files. & Ohio oil-ll; 033.; 68% lit-Tilt.
Chi. dz, N. W. 230 lllllli‘. 230 23th.
Ch. (it. West 20%“, 20% 21W, 20%
C. M. & S. P. Hill; 174% 1743; 174%
(fol. lI‘ .& l. till till’I’h't 62‘; 6271}
Col. South 33% 331”. 33“. 33%
Cm Gus. llo’ié. 1453‘ 141'» Hill/é
Eric 42% 4&1; 12% 1qu
Lou. 6i Nash 15111.1, 1.50% 149-11 Milli; .
Met. St It) H2 “2 112 illi
M. K. in il‘ .35. . y. .5 35 35
M. K. & ‘l‘. lid. 72%, 2% _ 72% 72%
Mo. Pac. 911'. ill-la out. 9414,
Nut. Lead 80% 80% 79% ill)
N. Y. Can, ”2% 11:259.; 142% “24%
Nort. & West. 87% 8 87% till
0m. iii. West 5111.5. 51ng 50 50
Par. Milli. 4-! 44% H 44%
Penn. it. it. 137% 137% l87i§ 137%
Poo. (lull. 94% 94% 94% 94%
Reading. 1112 121214. 13191. 1.11%
’ltock‘ 1151111111 2611, 26% “til." 21%

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Have“ you "a, fresh Overcoat for tricky Springli -‘

Ours lit with striking style. $10.00 to 325.110. '

 

 

OUR SMARTL CLOTHLS lIOR SPRING Harem

 
 
 
 
 

past-master workmanship. They are made trom high

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Woolens, both domestic and imported. Individuall (ital!
and custom~made, they fit with striking style. .. g
I: \ _ 1
EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN MEN’ S FINE F0"
WEAR. ‘

«19":-
YOUR SIZE IS YOUR FIT.

Spring Shirts, Neckwear and Hats.

SELLECK 8: FRI"

98 WASHINGTON ST.

 

 

sit

“...—......

Telephone Call 165- -5.

 

 

 

SOME BARGAINS lN CANNED GOODS.

Pie Pineapple cans of Grated Pineapple, 10¢.

Jam in tins, regular 10c goods. Plum, Gooseberry. Apricot, Pc‘
Less than cost.

Steamed Hominy or Hulied Corn large can, 51:.

New York State Canned Pumpkin. special good bargain. 9c; 3 for 25 .

island Beauty Canned Peaches, heavy syrup. this time, 14c. ‘

A few cans Fresh Pineapple Chunks. some cans. 10c. “

Dates to close out balance, at be lb.

All above good or money back.

Fine Parsnips and Spinach: also Sweet Potatoes.

Turnips scarce and hlgh. Have good ones, but rather large, 25o batik

Have just 4 pails Mncl‘tercl will close ut at $1 00 pail; Good blight

Reduction.

Smoked Norway sardines. very tasty "sandwich. 12c tin...

Raspberry Pie Fruit, "Ls Blende. " A blend of Peach Apr"ot'P

Raspberry. cooked as any dried fruit for sauce, short cake" or but

makes 2 qta. sauce. or- 4 pic‘s. I...
Black Raspberries in cans are a success for pie. 2 for 25am
if you raise chickens. re'mcrnber we have the best: feed tor

c‘hlckl: on the market 31/25; lb. smaliiots. .- ..‘nr‘rt'

Waiting your valuoo orders, we are here to serve and pleas. .,

LORENZO DIBB;

Telephone Call 26-4.

Specrals

3 cans Imported Sardines.

tins.

;

..;251: :5 sweet Navel oranges. ..
Marshall's Klppered Herring. , Er doz. large Sweet Orange!

can ..................... .IBC I dog. extra 13 3 Sweet 0
Stuart‘s Fresh Herring, can. .Izcl anges ...... "g. ..., ~
Soused Mackerel. can ....... 15c l Fancy Lemons, per dos”

Brook Trout. can ........... 12c . Red Onions. per peck.

6 cans Domestic Sardines . ..;25c D Zerta. Pudding, pkg. .. .

Lettuce. Parsley, Celery. Spinach. Radishes, Etc. . l.

Louis J 05210: ’V

72 110an MAIN smear.
TEL. CA 1.1.. 19M.

 

 

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GRANULATED SUGAR .......... . ....... ..

noun. Mo .. ......................... ..., ..............
13 srmcnv FRESH zoos ..... . ........... ; ........... .. ......
JUNE sunsa. LB. ............. . ........ . ............ ...
EVAPORAT‘ED APPLES. 2 mos. ........................

LARGE SUPPLY OF ASSORTED CAKES, LB.
KALE, PK.

.........

apmA'cH. iIk. .. ....... ...........1113213112222232.2.2223
15 NAVEL ORANGEs ............. . ................... ......
Duck soon. "

. BWEETB, CHANGES. FIGS. LETTUCE,

GA women m TOWN. CELIRY. F'VPTEM’ '

90 NORTH MAIN OT.
80 NORWALK. 01'.
IL. 145. .

BULTO AGAINST M’OUNOYS.

"l MLROASIs
First Complaint to I Bum of Eight}
Actionl.

NEW YORK, March 28.—-‘l‘ho ill'itt
complaint in 11 series Ol‘eltl'lt notions
nit-altar begun by the Mutant bits in-
surance Company strains: former Prc--‘

tildent Richard A. mam-11y. his son.
Robert 11.. and tho iirm Charles H.
Raymond Ind 00., the bony" s top.
inel- metrobolttnn man. who made ten tailor makes Hm
Whitman r 1111 1 1 mm ‘

11‘ (“‘f‘iplii so as .
”President: melody and negation w The “011”“! stock. .
nine separate canton or cotton. 11inch 9” m M Wfim »
of these ohms: Mr. Momrdy withléi'efllt’d fit“ 11mm
tho wants of huge litimh‘tit money be-
ionglng to the bout ythrouzh alien-
rd untalthiulnulii nd neglect in the
dischsrie of 11111 duties.

3N”: outta tit 1mm
‘ mind o well con

Mawsiiimmiii “in“.
O i
1111. tulle 111w

OAPi’T‘AL
to: its?! 1‘

mints "'

Hal Inn AuthorimIto .

puma! PM

mow towns.- mm “

to the ntutotneiit 1111mm ‘-
New Haven 11nd mum

lempnhy‘ 11 onpitbl

ed by about 89,009.00

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

Y

purities at tanned ll
tor other: in broom
for no other
IW tit-iii. at ill the loo
~ trout: urination
.... ..;... ..

. roan out!
dill! Probitl t

 

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