Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 21, 1906 · page 5

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Norwalk on business, today.

Womyss Smith. is seriously ill with

Daughters. of the South Norwalk Con-
‘giegntlonal church, will meet on ch~

home‘ of Mrb EdeIII'd Robertson. 21

The net proceeds from the course of
entertainments given. under the sus-
pices of the Woman‘s Association of

Easter egg sale at ex- -Mayor Lee 3 net-
ted $15.54

Drug Store.

The Church Choral Union is to meet
next Monday evening April 28 in the
East Norwalk Methodist ChuIch at 8
o ’clock It wes announced at the last
rehearsal that to sing at the 'conceIt
members must attend at least five out
of the seven remaining rehearsals, un
less severe storms prevent.

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the corner ofOWuter and Washington
streets Thursday night. between two
of the argument when the police hove

the men made themselves scarce.
-—Dr, Dick's cures“ a cold.

puts RACKETTSFUNF‘RAh ' said that there is'no law to Prevent

The funeral or the lhte Mrs G. n l
linckott of Rowsyton, was held 'i‘lIuI-s
(lily afternoon from her late home in
Ilowayton at o'clock The remains i
were interre iu'Rowayton Cemetery. 1

WILLIAM SCHENK.

The body of William Schenk was ten years: There has been no regular

Iomonstrsuce filed with the office. nnd
he only thing before the officials is Ihe

buried yesterday afternoon in St. 1
MnIy's Cemetery. The funeral was t
held from D. W. Raymond' s uudcrtnk
lug r.oouIs

W. .

Success has crowned our efforts of
untiring endeavor and we present to
the public with a confidence never be-
fore held by any other medicine Hol-

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cunts. Tea or Tablets. ”Plniated’s 1
Drug Store.

 

LIBRARY NOT RE~OPENED UNTIL among the guests at II dinner given

NEXT WEEK. 1

The workmen are still busy rcuovut curls who became famous owing to his
ruptuIII by bandits in TIIIkev II couple

Mary, and it will not be open to the of years ago.

inn the room used by thII Public Ll-

public before the latter purl of next
week.

 

 

[WASHINGTON April 21.45:. c.

ganizer of the People's United States
W 11.09.5165“ nephew. is in South bank, of St. Louis in which so many
Connecticut people lIiVested their sav-
III—Umbrellas. Umbrellas. O’Brien. 11,188,318 lilkelvdtobset trite rugre trfublo
So e as area y sen orb d ent e use
ymour Smith, eldest Ion 0‘ Rev of the mails. To test. this. be caused
lever a rot of setters to be addressed to him
__ , . se ,Iau the return card was as fol-
Latest. Spring Derbies. 08“” ’5' lows:;' 'flteturn immediately if not de-
The Endeavor Circle. of Kings liverable to Hon. -—-— M. 0.. capitol.
,Washingtotnl, 1)., C." In the blank sps’ce
e wrote» 6 name of every member
nudity affsrhéon at 3 Q0100“: 3‘ i118 of the house and these letters all came
back' stamped fraudulent. Inside the I
Seaview avenue, East N01 walk envelope was a minted defense of Low-
II—The way to health and pleasure-a is and his methods. which of mouse,
boat. in “the market. St. John sells was not sent by the membeI receiving ‘
them. 49 Water St. See for sale ad. the letter buck

ceipt of these letters. we”.I highly in
dignant at the action of Lewis and
the Igouu, Nor-walk Congregational some wanted to have him brought be-
Church were ’55 73_ ’f be cake and tore the bar of the house for contempt.
He probably cannot be prosecuted for
any (FEE): on atcuifllmt of these letf

ters, u a nos 0 cc comm tee o
“02:: fichfinmfie? “itecgmismi: the house will probably take the mat
system of all impurities: A wonder- .ter “9 and do something to him. If
tnl spIing tonic. A family benefactor “

. stand ready to inng in a resolution to
35 cents, Teahor Tablets Pinisteds punish him in some way for treating

“01.

been stirred up in the patent office on
account of a trade mIIIk recently
glen-ted to John M. (‘at roll. of Torring
ten for II whiskey label. The label is
a pictorialrepIoscnIIItion of the birth
~Alteration Sale. See Nelson S fldV- place of John Brown. inclosed in a her»
A rather lively fight took place at dcr having thereoh the words‘ 'llirth-
place of John Brown. hero of Harper 3
Perry; born in ’l‘orr.ingtnu (.‘onnocti
butters and tyre stovedores. The but cut. May 9, 1800." As soon as news
tell-1 were getting somewhat the worst r
mark had beeu’allowed by the patent
in sight. Skiddoo was the word and office. protests begun to come in to
Congressmen Hill against the use oi"
any such label on Whiskey bottles. and
Mr. Hill tried to prevent the issuing of

OBITUARY RECORD. the .trsde mark.

office. refused to allow the name John
dividual and had not been in use tot

molest of Mr. Hill. IIuIl be has sun
(cried in postponing IiIIlinIic action on 49 Wall St, Norwall:

t!

for filing remonstrances. but the pill!!!“
olllce has agreed to give a hearing on
the subject some iimc III-xi work.
Those who are opposed to registering

lister’s Rocky Mountain Ten 35 this mal‘k'musi upprur then. of the

one of the visiiols III the cupilal com-

,lloiaw ioiirovont' the Ronis- “

we show a (:0

“nation of tho John Brown
Whiskey Bottle Label-Pro-
test by Representative Hill

 

Jewis. formerly of Bridgeport the or-

Seveial of the repIesontatives. on re

clothes for‘yodng men that they can‘t pick any"

its and ovorcoats. At

 

Suite with cvcry style kink faithfully portrayed. in all the new
grey effects and plain black andblue, single and double-breasted, ,
that fit as well as any young man could wish. ‘

Sping overcoats: The new French-back in gray herringbone
weaves; the new covert top coats; the new Chestuficlds In Oxford
and black, silk lined and silk lined to edge.

Spring hats and furnishings for men and young men.

 

 

lctc range of those smart clothes 50: Spring wear.

 

 

he committee will not, other members

he members in a disrespectful man-

Joan Brown Trade Mark.
Quite a tempest in a tea not has

cached Connecticut that this trade

[it tbepatent omc'c. however, it was
he registration of this mark. The
rm to be used in conncction with

he pucture of his biIIh place for the
canon that it was the IIIIIIIII of an in

he rose. Yesxcrduy was the lust dIIy

Did you ever think of buying bay, grain or feed of
Hatch and did not. buy because "he was too far off" or you

“didnt have a sample?"

Why, bless your heart. he‘s only as far off as the near.
est letter box or telephone and as for sample—he‘ll send
you a sample 118 big as you want or will call for a per-
sonal interview. and you will place yourself under no
obligation whatever by writing for either. .
personal attention to the business. and all grain is care-
fully inspected to see tiIut it is properly selected, screen-

ed and loaded. Will you test it?

p Buy Outs Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCl-i...
Ask for D. M. Chick Feed-The Best.

 

New Stock of

E-a-inn Huriiiuis Willing Papers

Just Received.

6 So. Main So. So. Nprwalk.

 

 

IIbI-Ii will be allowed to sinud.
Notes and Personals.

 

By Express Teday

Senator und Mrs llulkeby were B‘uenSh . - -

uni night by MI and MIII. lun l’cI'Ili

Judge John li. PI-“IIy of Soulhpolt is

Weakiish - - 7
Fresh Mackerel -

bining business with pleasure Judge S u d B _
-Dont miss Pnslime exhibition. Perry is interested .profcssionnllv in E De ass

linudalls Hail. E. Nonuik. Sat. ova, several (uses below the Spanish our

8 o'clock. Wrestling, tumbling. clever i‘
gymnastics by champions.
m

rel schooner wont aground on Rumor
Shoal. in the lower buy today end
is half filled with water.

 

~Ferliiisers. for farm, garden and
town. Mandates.

 

mat the local treasurer. Samuel Hem-
ingway has about 81. 800 to illi‘ll over
to him. Mr. H r expects to re»
(Iclve none from . rbury. Toning-
Ion Bristol. No Hunt other plan
es of the stats rested in aiding
the sufferer: to 8m Moot-co.

 
 
 

 

 
 

Town of Tomlin III Ruins.
OAKhAND. April Sir—A dispatch
San Rafael“ urn“

"The town of Tamales in pile of
ruins. All of the large stores are flat.
Mmly ranch houses and burns are
down. from children, Anita and Peter
Ciliillll, were killed in a falling house
about ambition) the town. .

W

Assistant Treasurer Jacobo Iota.

WASHINGTON ‘ Mia-amount
'i‘mllll’ef or the too bum Jacobs
at no new for when safety
fears WNW entertained ioufe

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

and Mrs. R. J. Mackenzie. of liridklI-
MACKERED SOHOONER AOKROUND. port ill tin» Raleigh; hair. “:1. 1giro li-l.

_. .. W Dunn-24.111 'suuun I III) rs I‘
NEW YORK AW“ 2] A muckt H. Havens. of llIlducport. Mr and Mrs
Alexander Sempic of Norwaik. Miss
Tahoe and Min. i’lummrr. of Ansouiu.

«iris. Via“ IIud 'l hIIoIioII» 1.0m» of New
York city formIIIly of Milford. (;ouu.
‘ 5., Were msIricIi yesterday iii In- Iomo

Niigl’unlgzm tAopmlcw £25m“... of the bridII Among ilw nodding
Hooker, the treasurer of up, Red Cross guests worn living 11. ('05 of lliilfmd.
society of my. 3mg, received a check father of the (mom: EIIgIInI» W. (“no

of Waterbury. and Mrs. W. 8 llnlbIrIl
of 5680 from Hartford today, and sold and M“ CW“) M. Warm” or

Brldsepori

 
 

inims (Io‘mmlssiim.
Othcr Cannot-limo Visitors 111'” :Mr.

 

Hygoia ice.

From the foot that Hyoola loo in so
much border. sinner. purer, into long-
or. and is in every my.“ much better
than notoralloo. when it to cold at
the some prion as natural too. it ll
much cheaper. Ail loo wagons will.
all Hypolc’iu this union. Ask your
loo mm for it. , ,

J. W. OLMITIAD.

Tel 108

Date.

 

 

Steak Cod ‘ . -
lice and Buck Shad.
Dusters and Clams.

nun: Opened Lona Clams -

Gulbiii’s Bridge Market

Free Deliver-'3

 
 
 
 

Woo-n-

an... .... ,

lclotislolisIcISOAM

 

'50 apiece

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

Ch.
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Capital. Surplus A Pibilto. Deposits,
April 15.1901-III--~-Im..so.ooo
April rpxw sopoo
Arturo. ma younuuusomic
”1115,1004 .u.......r.u...50.000
“April In. Inc's ....'...........5o.ooo

Will! to 1906

memos-56
466.1164:
. 59mm,
Mann.» to
, am; at .. unicorn

 

People who ole a...) to buying.
.“Buiurdoy Candy" look for the ‘.
'namc "Liggoti'c" int the upper
‘ . ,icfivhand corner, of 0“ box. If
you wont your“rr|ondo to know;
that you “know what's right"

and for “Luna’s" and not

some candy they never hoard of.

"l'horcI I a reason for this reputa-

Anybody know; the con-

on who headlined “Ligaett'o

Saturday Candy."

50c Quality for 290.
We deliver them anywhere in ,

lilo Glifford Pharmacy

Tho Prescription store. .
Telephone, iii—I2.

‘ Maples it. 56550th 50.

(Incorporated. )

GOMMiSSiiiN BROKERS

lion.

l'ltdo Fuel.
United Runways
points and in the preferred of «its. 'Un
ion Pacific fell 1,4. and Amalgamated
nfteI Iising a small fraction.
fell to below last night.

WALI. S’i‘REE’l‘. 11 u..nI.——-'l‘he mar-
ket did not IetIIin its opening strength
long, it general movement to realizv
ioxcing RIIIIdlng, Union Pacific SI
Amalgamated Copper
States Steel and Brooklyn 'i‘rnusit a
fraction below yesterday' s closing A
quick recovery carried some of these
stocks to higher prices than the encu-
iuu. bIII the rise was again availed of
to who profits und the list went buck
lo nboul whereil ended yesterday.
Conspicuous strength was, shown by
a number of minor specialties.

WALL STREET. Ciose.——Except for
wide advancesdn speoilltics the mar
kIII Was at a standstill pending the
publication of the bank statement.
which showed expected strength, but
induced selling ‘15 realize. Prices fell
generally below last nighi‘ s close. Los-
ses weIo puIiiaiiy recoIeIed but Ihe
(losing was irIegninr.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

Report over the private wirelof
The Maples &‘ Gdldschmidt 60.. Com-
miulonxnrolmrs. Ewart: & Corbett
Block. South Nor-walk. Telephone 168.
Open High Low Close.
110% 110% 110% 110%
. 4275 42
C. & F. p 102% 10214 1021/; 102%

621A; 63% 62

Coppei,

Paul

Amnl Cop.
Am. G
Am.
Am.
Am.
An]. L
Am. . ,
A. T. & 8. Fe. iii
Bnlto. & Ohio 111% 111% 110% 1111/.
B'klyn. R. 'l‘. 85
Ches & Ohio 581/. 58%
Chi & N. W. 208% 208V, 206% 206%
21% 21% 20% 21

" 172% 1727i.
61%
33%
139%

C. M. & S.P.174
61% 61% 60
33% 33% 33%

43% 43% 43%
‘ ’ 77%
to 372% 1721.5 1721.5
Lou. o Nash 148 .-. 148% 1.47% 147%

I . 24% 241.9
3454.

Col South
Con Gus
Erie.

Erie lst. pfd. 77
ill Cen.

Mex. Cen. .. ,
M. K. & ’l‘. 34% 34% 34%
M. K. it: 'i‘. p. 693‘ 59% 59% 119%
NM.
N. Y. Gen.
Nerf. if: West 89%
Pac. Mail
Penn. R. R.
Poo. Gus
Pres. 8. Car
Reading.
Rep. Steel
Rock island
80th Pun.
Sou. Ry. (lo.
Texan Psc.
Union Pun.
U. 8. Rubber 53% 53%
ll. 8. Steel
IL] 3. Steel p. 103% 108% 108%
Wabash .

I Wabash pin,

it
149% 112% 141V; 142

Reserve. inc
. Reserves. U 5. incl

. loans. inc.
Specie inc.

last Iii ht

Within
visions were

 

Stocks. Bonds. .Orafn and

Swartz o. Corbett Block, So. Norwaik.

 

TODAY 9‘ WALL ITREIT
WALL. S'llREE’l‘. 10:10 a. Inn—«Prices
in the stock murket today opened gen-
erniiv u fI action higher. which exceed-
ed 14; in St Paul Norfolk and West-
urn. Reading. Nmthwestern and Colo

There was a recovery in
of 3

United

6275'
. 67% 68%
1,57% 158% 151315 157%
137% 138%
90%. 90%

84V; 84%
58% 5814,

81%

. 89%
41% 41%
139% 140V.
93%
54%
128%
30%

25.802 700
19.000

 

 

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Stylish, correct-fitting, new~patterncd Shirts,

Low shoe Hosieryready for all.

Boys‘ Shoes.

Men's Fine Footwear.

SE «LECK 8: P

93 WASHINGTON'ST." _
; 1 Telephone Call 165-5.

255 an

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108%
‘5 “it
mg try. my .4759
look Itatomont.

.... . . “511594285
”128811.575
8156.800
... .. .l5948.900
Lem Tendei- inc.........é.. Ifloltooo
impetus inc. ........I..
Circulation inc,

. Helm 6011415110th
SALT LAKE CITY. Alli'll 21.-I-A io-
not bank received ’ol‘iidrs
from W. it Hearst to‘ around If.
for can lien for Sin Francisco and
m bourrfour “ears of pro- ,
Won Numerous ‘
”it Lake nod

 

 

Potatoes. but stock, bargain price. Bought before the late III“. 8;
now at wholesale for 81,00 bu. Price $1. 00 for a few days only.‘“ '
BUTTER—Best tub at 27c. Best Clover Print at 29c.
Bermuda Onions at 10c. II qt. New Cabbage.
All Fat Pork; if you want Lt, here.
Newtown Pippin Apples 5c quart. Fine Cider
Tony Holland Rusk. a new article for Supper. 10° pkg.
Cleaning Time. Bargain Ammonia.
price 7c 3 for 20. R
Saratoga Victoria Water, pint bottles 5c bottle.
Good line of Tliicy'c and Lipton: Tons Nico display. from flog
Dried Beef; good quality, out very thin by our new cutie
Hope to 80m and Please

LORENZO Dm-

Telephone Call 26-4.

Nice Tender Spinach per 1)

15 STRICTLY FRESH EGGS .
VERY BEST FRESH MADE BUTTER. LB. ............. ..I..I...s
BEN HER FLOUR ...... PER sso.,-s5.25;
JONEB‘ OR PILLSBURY’ S FLOUR. BAG ............... ,.. .;
21 LBS. GRAN. SUGAR .................................. ..-..‘:...
VERY LEAN SHOULDERQ» LB. ..........................
RADIBHE8.2 EMNCHES .....

LETTUCE ............ . ............................
BERMUDA ONIONS. PER GT.

ROOTS CELERY, CUOUMBER‘S, NEW POTATOES,
SWEET POTATOEO, ETC.

UNITED GROCERY 09

20 NORTH "MN 81'.
80 NORWALK. GT.
TEL. 143.

130 Pos1tnol'l

Killed by Graduates of

MERRILL BUSINESS GI)

the past 45 Weeks.
some TALK—«MERRILL snows RESU'L
9 Spring Term begins April 16th. ’
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.

 

If You "Want To Save Money

o i
Grocenes
Our Very loot ligin Creamery latter, per lb. . .

211bu.0runulotod sugar ......
itriotly Fresh In... par dos.
Volunteer Hour, per bag
3 lbs. Largo Promo ............
Ghouldcro. cor lb. .
A Full bino’of' Fruit end Vegetables. ‘

“Often one attributed“
«his glam m mini
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Put up to soil at 10¢ a botfl

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