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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 11, 1906 · page 5

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“LittliiiNtlliSiilllBS.

 

~1‘OMBGY CIGARS are good while

they last—ond they last a good while.

(lately & Brennan will be open every
evening this week. .

Attorney William 0. Clark is in New
York today on business.

-—-l)1', Dick's cures a cold.

A. J. Collins 111111 Company 11111 ship-
ping a load of t‘urnittnt1 to Stamford
today.

Spatial services are to be held each
Illiglli this week at tho. South Norwnlk

I11ptlst Church

A regular businens meeting of l’. (5.
'l.ou1ntbury Lodge. N. 19. t). It. was
held last. evening.

It goes upin awoken—but. it's good
smoke. Try '11 TOMBOY CIGAR and
be convinced.

-—When you're smoke hungry. try a
'I‘OMBOY CIGAR. It. satisfies.

A regular routine business meeting
of Court Mahackemo, Foresters of Am-
111,ri1a was held last evening.

The tug Stamford arrived this morn
ing with a cargo of coal for Harris &
(laps. in the barge Eastel'n Stat.

Denney S Hull Is representing P C.
Lounsbury Lodge today at the. (3111111111
Lodge. N. E 0. I’.. in' New Haven.

Its equal as a curative agent does
not exist. So perfect in the 11111.11ici1111l
action as to challenge the admiration
of thex 1111eli1111l pr.o[esslou both is
liolllnler' 11 ltochy Mountain 'l‘11a.'.li
111111111. Tea ()1 Tablets. Plait-ited‘s
Ilrng Store.

(form-lint»; E. Ilntkloy has rcsigurtl
his position with Plain-ind 11 l’ll:11'1111111.y
and will tallt1 111111 at the Stillson- I‘owt II
t‘ orporat..l1111

Henri lt‘ Sulavr I111:.' 111-signed hi.q
position in i1 1'11d tit-ht- i1ll1- 1' "1.- i11111l111
shop and has 1.1I1111 111111 with Alittit
M. Pohllnau

Mrs. Mary K Wiltox. (1111111111111 111
South Norwulk but now oi Walling
lord, (‘onn.. is spending I: aster with
her brother, W. I“. Wardweii, No. 2
Livingston street.

~—lt'1-1. a 'l‘OMWH' CIGAR—~11 good
judge doesn't 111111 for any better
smoke. Try one.

Mrs. John 1.. Tyler, who has been
the guest. other p11r1111t11,Mr. and Mrs.
M W. Silli1nan,ol‘ 45 Center avenue.
Nor.walk lei‘t yesterday tot Westilohl
M11311, to 1111111111 311111111 with I1111'l111s
baud. '

James 01111111 who for the past
1-lght(y11a11.1 has been connected nilh
the (‘lii‘lord and Mahatkomo lion-is
is to leave oduy to take a position
in New York. lie is succeeded b\
Charles Sigswey, of New York

A11 adjourned meeting of Concord
Division, Sons of Temperance. of Nor-
walk will be held 'i‘l111r1-1dny evening
()lilcors will be Installed at that time
and delegates elected to represent the
Illvlnlon at the district division moot
lug, to be bed later In Bridgepotl.

“Better and more satisfactory than
any other-”the TOMBOY 5c CIGAR.

C lt‘led Sootleld. who hue been home
1111' a number of months by illness was
able to be out today and walked f1 0111
Union Park to Wall street. where he
was heartily greeted by muny 0 1i
I1i11ntlu.Mr.Soofleld Is gradually 11-1
conning hint utrensth. and It is hoped
that he will soon regain his former

good health.
M

MR. ENGLEHARDT TO RETIRE.

 

Hao Bold l-IlI Pinon It Cranoury and
Will Move to Norwoik.

Mr and Mrs. John Engleherdt, 111
(‘1'.1111bury have sold to James Moon».
of Harbor Avenue, their house and 01 i1
or buildings and one and one fourth
acres of ground in Crunbury In 1111
Milan Mr Moore hue pnrohunod M1.
lilnglohat'dt‘s horne and wagons, and
farming tools.

It In Mr Engiehurdt's intention to
retire from bullnonn and move to ”111
11ity.He hon lived to Crauhury for
hourly twenty years.

COMMISS‘RY Hg'BTCOOKING OUT-

WASHINGTQN Atrii lI.-An 11 re-
nult of observation ado by American
army 01110011- in the For lilnut during
the Russo-Japanese war a change in
to he made by the War Department in
connection with the field uttbdiulenor
arrangements. 14111 ctolorc the quart or
manter' department i101: tutti charge of
all equipment pertaining to the cook-
ing 111111 holdup tor the troops I11 tltt1
Ileltl but under the new 111'1'1111111111111111
the commiuttry' 0111011111 will have full
charm of such equipment as wall on
the matter outta adoration of food
for the midterm odor this plan the
commiitury will 1110‘- bo dependent tip-
on another Wit of the union for
the trmIportItidn Ind form-hing or
magma «mint. Ind boltery outfits
when 111 the 111111.. 1

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

It on mid full 1111111111111. and rent.

WI on airway thinp mill for Ium-
our property.
your proporty. Temp-16% of mouth

 

com nothing to II»

 
 
 
 

Mun.

Ta ylor 81 Guide

 

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SENTENCED TO JAIL.

 

Strat'ford Man Most Support His Wife
or Spend Time at the Institution. 1
Charles Gould, l'oI'lllt'rly oi" 3111111101111, 1
was yesterday sentenced to jail tort
two months for failing to support his
will: and two minor children. This was
the 51111111111111 imposed on him in tl111
Bridgeport oily court. but Judge Slur-i
unson suspended ll111 11x111111liou oi‘ judg-
ment and committed (lould to ”111 (111111
ol' the probation oliicor for two months
1111111111 strict ordorx for him to 1111111
over to his Wifl‘ all of hi1; 11'1111111. iui
that time.

Gould pleaded guilty. Hi‘
charged with not baring supported his
MR1 and children for live 11toutl111. Ht'
admitted that he had not done 1111511

leged because of ililYort-nt'ou between
himself and his wile.

"It in now a tlifi’t1r1111111 lit-tween tht1
stale11t(‘on11ecll1111l 11nd \1'11111511It’.” said
Prosecuting Attorney l’ulitunn to him
Gould admitted that he know it. I-it-
said be bad bt11111 working 111 the NIH-
ridge 11l1op for four 1111111115 earning
$1.50 a day.

Hit-1 wife said 111111 would be willing
to forgive him and take him back pro-
vided he would do what who right by
her, but she admitted she wanted morn
than his 111011111111 to do this 1111 I111 had
proved I’althleou many limta1 "' "

“EVERY YOUNG
MAN SHOULD

SAVE

There is no
better way
than to start
an account
with

The
80th llorwalk
Trust to.

Four per cent in.
iereut paid I11 tho
SAVINGS DID-
I’AR’i‘MEN’i‘.
Banking hours
from It to ti, and
from 7 to 8 Satur-
day ev‘oningti.

 

' 1119 11.1.51” H

Easier Pint Bards

1,000 different mm to Ioloct Irom.

lug. They were in such .owtul heat

upon the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Willi .

thing for their support for the 1111111 ai- 1

1111111112 11111111. rL‘Een' 1
w» BLISTERED.
‘ ' Shepard and Olin B

IEEKEEP'IEES' AnaOCIATIoN.
HARTFORD. April ll.-1’l‘opion 1'11
lilting to the mining and warming of
been were 11111011113131! today at the 1111
111111111 mo‘ptinz of the Bocttooporu’ Aa-
Inflation which who held at the (inni-

Them 0 1.31 Were elected: Pro-

line at with a. undead lino play.
log on timid: at the tire 1101111111. mom-

 
 
 
 

 
 

aident Allen in, Norwich; vice-
prooident,
ford.

and they brand $011110:an Inch 11 long
the 1111111111 t its arts 0hwere rained

 

That F11.

11113 THE COLLAR-AND-SHOULDER FIT or AN H. s. a
M. sun THAT msrmeut‘sues H. s. o. M. CLOTHES FROM
ALL BUT THE MOST EXPENSIVE TAILORED~TO-ORDER.
so FOR FROM $15 1110 $25 voun EAsTER surr w1LL
a 1108315113 THE ESSENTIALS OF‘FIT F011 wmcn TAtLons
"CHARGE HIGH, 11-1 YOU CHOOSE FROM OUR SHOWING or
THESE MATCHLEBS CLOTHES FOR. MEN—SINGLE AND
DOUBLE-BREASTED MooELs WITH THE BROAD SHOULD.
Ens. me, LOW-CUT LAPELS, FITTED BACK AND PEG-
1101> TROUSERS DECREED av 111111111011.
11100 MAY HAVE THE new GRAv SHADES, GRAY
PLAIDS, FANCV MIXTURES. 0R PLAIN BLACK 0R BLUE.1
Gooo surrs OF OTHERGooo MAKES FROM $3.50 T0
$15 111 A GoooLv VAR1E'rv OF FANCY CASSIMERES.
CHEVIOTS. TWEEDS AND wonsreos. '
11-1 vou WOULD HAVE YOUR EASTER 11117111103 IN
FULL ACCORD w11'1-1 AN H. s. a. M. 511111, 0110031: FROM
OUR CORRECT STYLES or ’

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Easier Hats. - Easter Neckwoar.
, . Easier Gloves.
Easter Hosieru, Easier Shirts.

lingers ti Stevens,

OUTFITTERS
South Norwaik

 

We have been selling grain for fifteen years and have
made 11. reputation for selling the best quality and giving
the best service. We are going to Slick to that some
quality the same (1.1111 in delivering. and we believe that
by dealing with us 1011 will obtain better results than
from any one 111511

Some of tho 1111111111 11.: have to offer:

For Horses and Cattle. For Poultry.
No. 1 Data. Chick Manna.
Fancy Oats. Chick Feud.
ll. 0. Mods. (‘1'. Corn.

IIay Meal.

Corn. II. 0. Feeds.
Suit. 1 (lrlt.

Bran. Shells.

Wheat Food.
Cut l-Iay.
Gluten Feed.

ltoof Scraps.

All Grains.

Pratt's Food. .
International Foods. .
Wheat.

Buy Outs Thais Clean.

lWUEL T. HATCH.

 

 

 

 

 

Easter

P1111101 Books 11- Humnals
Easter Cards and Post Cards.
Pictures at One-Halt Price.

Wm. P. Beers,

.19 Wall St. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St" So. Norwal~___lf

130 Posulons

Filled by Graduates of

MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE

the past 45 weeks.
SOME TALK—MERRILL SHOWS RESULTS
Spring Term begino April. 16111. 1
M. A. MERRILL, Pflnolpai. in. Norwllk. (loan.

a

Bibles

 

 

 

The Hatch 81 Bailey Co
Lumber and Mill Work 10111111111111.

mm o Planory to n 1111111131.;

This In the beginning 0! ”Fly 'I‘im e" and we want to pull Attention to
111/110111111111 Patent WINDOW GCHIENB for which we are 1111111111. GUARAN-
TEED FLY PROOF, made to slide. and by a potent “moment will slide
easily In all kinds of weather. This 11111110 11110111119111 lot-veg M I lock
111:0. permitting windows to be left open white room 011 house to
only meant.

Mai. KIND. OF UOIIINO "ADI TO ORDIII.’

 

LOIihflpm Cli'dl Ioaaounouoc 30

 

 

arah, West Hurt- ‘

' Union P110.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

We will provide Wary one
With an opportunity of remem-
bering th‘elr friends with tho
sweetest kind of an Easter Gift.

Apollo Chocolates in boautltul
Easter Boxes at from 401: to
$2.00 each.

The quality of Apollo Choco-
lates you know about—the East-
er Boxes must be “onto be ap-
preciated. They are on file to«
day and an early selection II ad-
vined.

IheGlifftgd Pharmacy-
The Pro rIptIon Store.
Telephone, 15—2.

 

11.11131 1311111111111 011

tlncorporated.)

1301111155101 1111011115.

Dealers In

Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Canon.
Swartz &. Corbett Block, 80. Norwalk.

 

 

TODAV IN WALL STREET
WALL STREET, lO:lO.——-Iiigher pri-
11115 in London again helped the smal-
l11r 111111111111: advances I11 the stock mar.
hot l1111'1 lodny mixed with a few los-
11111 First 111-111111 in tl111 internal stocks
\1'11r1 not fully up 111 the London patitr
and there were 111111111 recessions after

tht1 opening. .1\11111lg1111111111d (‘oppor
51111111111 1'11. higher and 1111111 yielded
to a fraction below last night. North
,\111111'i1':1 declined 7,1

\\'.\l.l. S'l‘ltldl‘l’l‘. ll 11. 111.1» Specula-
tion during: iht1 Ilrnl hour was 11 dupli~
.111t11 ol’ the lllill‘kt.‘l‘ I111 ”111 past low
tints. P11111111 wont higher. and ”1111:
Mt away rapidlo on. tho 1'11111'11111111l
1.11111'1-111' oi' 111111111y. 'I“:11- 11.11'l3. Iutpro
1111111111 rum-bod 11 p-nut in 111-11111111] 111’
tl1111~1111tinili11s l111:.'i1111\ HIIIISHIIIIIH'
i'r1ttti11111i11 11111111' 1111111 attii. 141111111
”1115.1 advances 111111111 quite gentruilv
1:111111-ll1-d and a number of largo ions-
1».s1 r11uistt1r1'd when tl111 11111111111 hogan
to 11:11:. Autulgutuaivd (,lnpptu‘, Suwlt-
i1111. Sinus, Sl111fll1-1ltl Stool 11nd Wiscon-
sin ("111111'11I foil 1 to 11.1, and Anacon-
da 4!... I’11i1'1111 hurtit'm'ti again on ru-
111111111 of 11 largo- gold 11111.111111111111111 for
Import.

WALL S'I‘Ititlli'i‘, N111111.—~Wltb
111111111511lt1111li11g 1111 call below 2110'}. pri-
11113 slowly burdened with a dull d11-
11111111I. The withdrawal of sovoroigus
from tho Iianlt of England 1111' ship
11111111 to Now York 111 the orient of
$2,250,000 was a sustaining i11Ii1111111111
in the market. Ilontls 111111'11 dull and
irregular.

WALL STREET. 1 p. m.»-011ly a litn»
it111i amount of stock was. altered and
prices 11111111 gradually on very light
dealings. lily 1 o'clock tltt1 list was
showing pronounrcti strength and a
number of 111111'11111111t11li1'11 stocks 111111111
ruling: materially ubovo yesterday's
cloning.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wtroo‘of
The Maple: &. Goldachmidt 00.. Com»
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open High Low Close.

Atnnl. Cup. 108% 1083:. 11171.!I ”171/4

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

A. (7. 8:. l". (‘11.. 113 43 42% 42%
Alli. (‘01, Oil 11:111. hilly; 331m 33%;
A111. I111, lit; 56 51‘. lit;
A111. 1.111111 67% 67341 67% 67% '
A111.S1n11lt 155% it»? 165% Ibii’l.
A111. Sugar 137%. 1381.4 lot-.1. mill/‘4
A. '1‘. &. 8. Fe. 927i; 927.1. 92761 92711
1111111111 0111011211 11211. 11211. 112%
ll'klyn it. 'i‘. 84% 85‘," 8411’. 85 ‘4
Chen. £1. Ohio 58% 58‘... 57%581A;
(illi, & N. W. 207% 2M 210% 201
(.‘h Uri. W011! 201% 2| 20% 21.
C. M. & S. P. 178 1751.9 174% 175%
Col. l“. & l. 60% 60% hill/[1 50%
(31111. Gun. 142% 143% 142V; 143%
Eric. 43 77.1: 44% 43741 44 V4
Eric. let. p 73% 781/. 78% 78%
Gun, Elvt‘. 169% WSW; 169M 103%
Ill. 1311111. 17] I71 171 171
1.011. & Nauh. ill-ll. Milli. 147% ”7%
Mex. Cent. 24% 25 24% 25
M. K. .& 'I‘. 34% 34% 34 34%
M. K At T. I). 72 72 717/61 72
Mo. Put! ill') 95 947/11 95
Nut. lit-1111] Milk 82 81% 82%
N. Y. Con, 143% 143% 142V: 143
Nol‘l‘. & Wont. 88% 88% RSI/3 83%
0111. & West 51 1 iii 51 5|
P1111. Mail 112% 42M. 42% 421/,
Penn. It. It. lit) 140% ‘litl Hill/1
Poo. Gas. 94 . 94% iii 94%
Fred. S. Car 52 52% B2 52%
Reading 135% 180% 135% 1.1.1114
Rep. Steel 110., 111111, 291,1.
Rock Island . 27, _ 27
67% 67% 67% 6717/11
.00. 9% ,' 397/61 39% 39%

 
 

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8. Rubber 111151 51% 2
1.1.8 Steel 41% Illfi 41 4.1%
U. 3. Steel [1.106% 107 106% 107

Wabash £21522“ 22% 11111.1.
Wabash old. 9 1 49
LONDON. April 11.-~Ameri1111n outr-
lu were bought heavily It the 13111111
of England today {or American no-
011111. The brokers estimate that the
91111111111011 totalled 85,000,000.

 

 
 
 
 
 

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Winds will Whts
For Weeks Vet

Have you 11 fresh Overcoat for tricky Spring? “7.“

 

Ours fit. With striking 013110. $10.00 to $25.00.

Woolens, both domestic andtimported. Individually tail ,

and custom-made, they fit with striking style. , 1. ,

“Jim "L
EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN MEN’S FINE F00.
WEAR. 1 , 1 n,

It: I '7.

SELLE 11 111m}

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YOUR SIZE IS YOUR FIT.

 
 

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Spring Shirts, Neckvvear and Hats.

 

98 WASHINGTDN 3111. some NORWAC

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Telephone Call 165-5.

 

 

 

AT DIBBLiiI’S GROCERY

NOTES AND COMMENTS. 1‘ ‘ .
Eggs. fresh home laid, are a little acarcer and higher. 1 Fowlo have
ped laying and gone to setting. 27: d ozen hot e.
New Butter. fresh made, 27c lb. -
Pillsbury’s “Satisfaction" Flour 75¢ bag. Try it. Jtust in. NI I"
Dried Beef. quality now running fi no; sliced with our new “40 cu
inch" machine it gives entire satisfaction. Any quantity from 6'
Cheese rich and buttery. now on tap.
New Brooms-Fine lot straight w hisk Brooms for sprhg cleanlli

 

 
 

11.
Hand Sapolio, as advertised. we so It at 10c. ‘.
Bargain In Tar Soap, 101: goods. 4 c, or 2 for 71:. ‘ ‘
Have you tried the Hulled Corn? Large can 50 to know all about
Hope to serve and please. . ‘
We shall have nice, fresh, curly Kale, 250 pk.

LORENZO DIBBF'

Telephone Call 26-4.

2i lbs 01111111111115.1111.

FRESH MADE BUTTER, PER LB. " 1‘ 1 ..
BEN HUR FLOUR, PER'BAG ..............................
JONES’ AND PILLSBURY'S FLOUR, PER BAG ............ ‘. .....
13 FRESH EGGS ......................................... ’. .

FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.

UNITED GROCERY CO.

20 NORTH MAIN or. 4o F
egLnofswALK, 01'. EAIT 1101111.?“

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

COATS and SKIRTS. Also a 0011
plate line of MILLINERY. I

Fair that. and in State

68 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALKl 00 N.

”SEAL AND WOOD
AGENTS FOR ‘
Bowker’ s Ferttlizers.

B. Hershfield 81 $0113?

122 WATER STREET.

1

EYES CHANGE

Often one attribute: a lack of clearnesn of video
when his gluon are wholly to blame. Would it not b0.
your oyeI examined again? L l. n 1

IT'S FREE.

0. B. Jackson”.

Graduate Optician.

3I

AND oLAssEs MU'aT BE 01-1
ACCORDINGLY. '

a . .

68 WALL STREET. NORWAE.

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Edison Pho’nogr
$10 $20 $30. ,
One Dollar Per W11

A. J. Angevine 81

. 11111111111111". no.”
134 Washington We... Go. New

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