Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 24, 1906 · page 5

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1 R. L. Coburn is in Norrlstown. Pr.,
on business?

 

 

Winfield Scott, of Norwalk, spent
Sunday with relatives in ’Ridgedeld.

 

This holds Ascension Day. Rev.
ltomIIIy II‘. Humphrles conducted 11111'1
vice in Trinity Church, this morning.

Mrs. N. 1), Flint. of South Main
street, is visiting Mrs. Charles Wright.
(‘apitol avenue l-Inrtford, for two
weeks.

 

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4-.Dr. Dick's curesmniaria.

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Mrs. Ch rlss Iiyati, who was oper-
died on a ew days ago at. the Norwalk

tutlon.

 

_ The. Norwalk police searched the
city last night for a crook wanted by
outside police officials. The culprit
was not located.

 

County» Commissioner Charles H.
Peix. Jr., of Danbury. and a party of
friends. were in town last evening in
Mr. Peix's automobile.

 

Miss Annie Estelle Smith, of West
avenue, has issued invitations for a
card party, which she. will give at her
home on Friday afternoon, June. l.

The Overlook Academy baseball
team and the Nutmeg Club 11ine,.which
played such a close game 'I‘uesday,
will probably hate anollur contest
shoiily.

M .

1-iloilne. the well-known real estate
man, has sold for Mrs. G. W. Benedict.
her farm to East Norwolk, to Thomas '
Mclidit'e', 111i“ New 'Yorlt city.

James M. 1.111111 his daughter. Miss
Luella I. I 1.1ne and Mrs.l1‘1r11nccs Sco-
ville, of South Main str,cct returned to
South Norwalk 1‘11esii1n1',i'1'<1n1 their
winter‘s sojourn in Florida

 

 

'ihc 0vI1rlook«SeIIeck students will
shortly discard the regulation coats
and caps for regular army blouses and
campaign I1nts.'lhese will be worn
through ihr remainder of the season.

 

A regrettable error was made in
publishing the rifle scores yesterday.
Ii11v.l'tomllly F.i~'11111111h1Ie11'seore
should have been 23. 34. 21}. a total of
93, which makes him 11‘ first-class
marksnmn.

_._.....____.
'l he barge. load of crushed stone.
which arrived for the town sivctul

days ago, has been uboout unloaded.
Outside of this boat lo111l.ti111 scli'r-I
men intend to purchase only a 111w
"111' loads this season.

It is safe to say that the gills of
1900 are sweeter and more bountiful
than the girls of war times. The up-
to-date girls all take liolister's Rocky
Mountain 'I‘ea. 3f.) cents. Tea or 'I‘ ah
lens. I’lulstcd‘ 111 Drug Store.

 

 

A party of Norwalk llshet men 111111-
poaed of ex Mayor l1"citlln11nti B.
Smith, John H.Man11l1111. 'lnx Caller.
tor Sidney Guthrie. l-Inrold Glendon-
Ing and Moses H. ‘.GIovcr are on a
fishing excursion today to l’cach Lake.

 

George LaPoInt who was on rented
by Officer Frank Raymond for Rolling
drunk and going to sleep on the steps
of the lockup, was tried Ilel'ote Judge
’l‘aylor yesterday. A line of $5 and
costs was impound. but exoriiilon oi
the sentence was suspended.

 

Stanley 3. Lowndes is at St. Lukas
Hospital. New Yor 1 where he has 1111-
dorgone an opemiion for cancerous
growth on the shoulder. The opera
ilon has been successfully performed,
and It to expected Mr London will

speedily recover. W H. Smith went
to at. Lillie'tl today to call on Mr
Lowndol.

 

The Overlook SeIIeck Military Acad-

' emy ilasobnll team will go to Stom-
ford. Saturday and play the Kings

(School nine. The lineup of the New

walkers will he: Elma. catcher Asa

‘ilnr. pitcher: Fortes. first base; Light
second base: Frisbie short stop:

Clark third base: Day. lett field; Ban-

tord. center field; Griswold. right

field.

W
Court' Nmuit. I". of A.. will hold its
regular fortnightly meeting that
A large attendance. of the members
I11 expected, III matter: or importance
are to came before the Meeting The
Installation of the six candidates this
month: on be the last work of the
(wards 11111111 until the warm
minor to oval-.1,» 511111 the members
1111031“an the new team In
demo w ' brace this ounce

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

day In Grace Church at the request. ‘ot

has leaneelled a. proposed game for

ton Academy team, til 'I‘urrytowu.

Norwalks will hold a special meeting
tomorrow night to work
siuam. The state commander will] be
present.

ge will be held tomorrow night and
the presence of both teams is impor-
tant. There will aslo be a meeting of
the social committee at 7:30.

and Mrs. Charles Plait. of this city.
and John Gordon,
married at the Collegiate Church. New
York city, by the Rev. Mr. Courtney.
’l‘hursduy evening,

and drink strong colfec usually have.
coarse, tlorld skins.

and fair.
I'lalsied‘s Drug Store,

tlst Church will meet Friday evening
at the parsonage, when it is probable
that 11 11111118 club will be termed.
pic for discussion will be. The Federa
tion of 0111'

clam chowder.

Charles F 'I‘risiram. oi Nor.walk 11n-
de1weui. on operation fo1'il1r.oat and
nasal tronbk1 vesterday at. the. Ear and

operation is believed to have been 11mi-
neatly successful

erected a large electric sign in front
of his Norwulk cigar store and now
complaint has been made. that the sign
conflicts with tht1 city ordinance in roll
oroncc. to signs over the street.
not. thought likely, however,
action will be asked for on the. part of
the city otIlcluls.

account oi itself this :1r1er11oon in the
W111 ccsiel',
icsi
professional and 1111111111111'1h'l1l1111 class.
Cedrino. the famous Italian d1ivc1'. will
pilot the. car in the pioicsslonal err-111,
whik1

amnion
”be Mr. Iilll's mechanic in the lusi 1111111
11d event. and has been instructing hilo
in il111 art of getting the bosi work pos-
siblc out. of the (1111'.

day.

Cleveland:
her,

or the remainder of the Week on l11~
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Acoilectibn will be taken 1111 Sun-

Bishop Brewster. for the benefit of
the S1111 Funnelseo nuifereru

W”-

 

111111;. 11111111111111 chool baseball team

Saturday afternoon with the Irving-
N.

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'l‘he Spanish .War Veterans In the

 

up enthu-

 

A rehearsal of Eureka Rebekah Lod-

 

Misa Cora V, Plait. daughter of Mr.

of New York. were.

May 17.

 

 

Men and women who eat [at meats

liollisicr‘s Rocky
Mountain ’l‘11n makes your skin soft.
35 cents, Tea or Tablets.

The men of the South Norwalk flap.

'1‘ o-

1

Men, and there will be

 

Robert. 'l‘rlstram, son of Mr. and M rs.

Eye Hospital. 'l‘wenty- -thi1'd street. The

 

 

A day or two ago William I. lilascer

It Is
that our

It is expected that Major I1 In 11 Illll.
I1. 11. big new Flat car will give 11.1;11111!

Mass” hill climbing con
The cat is entered for both the

Hill will be. one of tho
(‘edrlno will also

ujot
drive 1's.

'I‘hc IW11 holo-
niollilisis drove to \V'orcesier. yester-

(‘harles .I. (lralmcr. l’cnnsylvania:
H. i“. Murit'nthul, (‘Illcunoz Iv‘. ll.
Schwartz. liridgepm't; Sam Fulton.
’I‘, ('ampbcll. I1‘, I._ Suede
I". H. llcl‘izcr. i‘. ll, Van Alslyue.
(i. (i. Phillips George L, Goodwin, (I,
I1}. Ilumns V. Morgan. W S. Iii'azim'.
N11wYorlt; \\'.J tl'i‘:-111111II Sinml‘ottl:
I1), I’. IIullal'd, I1‘ l’.llull11d l. t‘

Ki'ii‘el'dl". Mtlsculio. Il‘ldgi-porl; I-‘.
V. Iiowmnn, New |Ia\'1'11; W, (i, .Ies
-111p.‘Noi'wnIk; W. A. Holmes, W. ll.
Paloma, i’. llnnncs. Ilosiou; K. A.
|.11udst,rmn.. San l1‘1'ancis11o: II). M.
Lundstrom, Little Falls; l.. M. i‘.
Rothschild. Philadelphia; L, M. Luck-
111', Stu'niogu; F. I., I‘oc, Madison; II.
Iielden Sly. Springfield: Mr. and Mrs.
I13. Ii. Everett. New Haven, H. W.
(Ithli‘rey. Illn'tford; A A.Rlppi1o,i\1~\i
ul'k; I..L.Itloo1'1-_Ilolvol1c; I1 II lilie-

tol, New Ih'iiaiu.
Clifford, yesterday.

W. L. DOUGLASS
$3.00, $3.50, $4.00.
Shoes and Oxfords
sold only by

George Keeler,

159 Washington Street,
811th Norwalk.

were at the Hotel

 

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1 119111119. Shot-lit John W. Bentley is .,

. in taut rd teddy (in business.
‘ 1113111111111 Huntington, 1.. 1:. '

 
 
 
 

aE‘ oLAD To Know WE lltAVE aLuE AND oaAv sauce nurrs IN
THE NEw LONo MODELal Au. READv FOR 11011 To WEAR.
. THESE aurrs AoE soerILoqu THAT 11111.11 Ann our many
or OOCKLED EntaEs on ibnAwu BEAMS. AND THE rAsmcs wu.1.
uo'r cHANoE coma onl LOSE SHAPE.

vouuo MEN PICK THIE vAnslrv MODEL. sINGLE on DousLE
BREASTED, AND GET THY SMARTEST STYLE MADE FOR YOUNG
MEN. OLDER MEN 111le on CONSERVATIVE McDELs JUST
WHAT THEY WANT. ‘ I 4

 
 
 

WE'RE ALL READY wllrs ALL ' _ s or GOOD SUMMER WEARs,
INCLUDING NEw STRAW HA'rs. SOFT COLLARs, SOFT-COLLAR NEG-
LIGEEs. WAsH NECKw'EAln AND 1-' ANCY SILK HANDkERCHlEFa. '

 

Tel. Call, 32-2.

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”'“-A'xe/vfiwaae
Economy: In it real? That's the question. It in
1 iron

easy to make low prices if quality In disregarded.
market In always toll of. low priced grain. Quality In all
we sell is assured to all who buy here. Woleuve no
room for dispute on this point. Our prices leave no room
for complaint. U‘

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Buy Oat‘s Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.

We handle many kinds of "Chick my?
Feed." but consider the “it. M. Chick mm
Feed" the best. lWllI tell you why If

r

you will call.

 

 

 

“New sun. .1 _ .
Eaton-Hinllml’s Writing P11111113,

Just. Received.

Wm. P. Beers,

49 Wall St.. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St, So. Norwalk.

 

 

butternut liner Shall

BLUEFISH. WEAKFISH, (‘ODFISH. HALIBUT, PORGIES, POLLOCK.
11 lFLATFISH. BLACKFISH.
GIPENED LONG CLAMS. '
LARGE SOFT SHELL CRAYBS. ..... . ..... 50c DOZEN
Tel 108 Free Delivery

 

 

150 Positions

Filled by Graduates of

MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE

1'th Pant 1&9 Week-
Milrrlll 'GRADUATEG nro- In
‘ DEM AND.
Boqlin a course of etudy NOW.
M. A. MERRILL. Pl‘lnolplll . Io. Nonnlk, Conn.
. 11*

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Hygela Ice.

From the fact that Hyualn in. to so
much harder. cleaner. purer, tam long.
or. and In In ovary way to much better
than natural too. when it I- sold at
the non price no natural Inc, It In
much cheaper. All In: wagon: will
«It Hygoia too this “noon.
ico man for it. ,

J. w. OLMBTEA’D.”

 

New Line of

 
 
 

 

 

Ask your

Your Vacation will be Much More Enjoua-
ble it Your: ilverware and Other Val
cables are Sate front Brights
" and Fire! '

or so cents a month.

a \

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Stilt Cm! stored‘i
Bide Deposit Deal 11. $4 11 year and upward; the $11 one: .1".
331511211 inoheo.
Ofice hours fromt to 3 111119.

Siturddy My 7 to 8.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.Fuel and American Ice rose large frac—

. of the industrial specialties and 111111111

Amal (111p. 1117 luau. to? 1071’s.
A. t‘. £1 I1‘. (‘11. tuft-,1 ii in“; ii
Am. I1'11 1:2 unit; 13‘: 112%
Am. Loco 115' 111qu as 13111.1.
Am. Smelt lfozi ihilih 1:13 13:11..
Am. Sugar 111111,, 131'. 1311.; 1:11.
A. 'i‘. 6’; 8. {1‘11 88% 580i. Sills; 88%
Bill. 81. Ohio 10006. 100%.; 10001;; 108
lt‘klyn. It. 'I‘. 80'“ Slit" 801/4 80%
Chas & Ohio MIA. 59% £11th {19
(lid. 81. N. W. 201 0021; 200 202
Ch. GI. West. 18% III 18% l9
(1 M. (ii St. I’. 167%. 1081.9 limo Intro.
(10]. 11‘. &. I 711% “'1’“. blI/fi 52
(You tins. IIIiiI/g 137 130% I37
llol. £1 Hod. 213% 2147.1. 21:11.1. 214711
Iiirle. 41% Hill. 44- It. 44%
Erie. 1111. PM 78% 70% 781,13 78%
(ion. Idler 107% 1071/: 167119 107%
III. (‘11ni Hill," 173% 171% 173%
. Lou. 81 Nash 1431411511. 11311 140%
Mex, Cent. 22% 24% 22% 22%
M. K. a ’I‘. 341/. 341/. 34% 34%
Mo. Par. 93% 94 00% M
Nut. [111110. 70111 7117,“. 707.1. 7074‘.
N..Y. Cont. 130% till) iiiil'li. 138%
Narnui West 1411111. 89 1111113 89

said. his eye to
. Motive or 11 Sent '11 o

' trusted by the rounds at woo, 'wtutt’u

it 1111 initially
lllllll Ytu ’

to come to our fountain and try
our delicious SODA WATER and
I.‘ III LEGE. ICES.

We hope that you will not for»
get that there 1111 difference in
the materials used at different
fountains.

Wl‘d ALWAYS SERVE ’l‘l'lli.
lilds’l‘ QUALITY of syrup and
cream IIIIlI can be. bad anywhere,

OUR ICE CREAM Is the rich-
est and purest that can be had.
nor are we stingy with the
amount served to each custom-
er. We take great pride in our
Chocolate Drinks. Try them.

Ihe Olliford Pharmacy

" TELEPHONE, 15—2.
Platner a Bradley, Props.

OWMOWNOWO

Maples 1i (Soldschmidt i311.

(Incorpornted.)

GOMMISSION BROKER-S.

Dealer. In

Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Swartz a Corbett stock.‘ 80. Norwalk.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

‘V

TODAY IN” WALL STREET.

WALL S'I‘REE",
listless movement of prices in the op-
ening dealings in stocks today reflect-

ed the. languid interest. in the market.
Dealings were on a very restricted
scale and the narrow gains and losses
Were very evenly divided. Colorado

lions. Otherwise changes-name insig~
ultirnni. -'
WALI. S'I‘IIIC‘I'IW‘, ll 11 In.“ Large

blocks of Reading and moderate 11111“.
chases of other members of the auth-
i'uclie group carried them 11p subsiair
Ilully. with Luckawanna, hulking its
usual sousuiionnl f1111'111atlous. Many

of lhe public utilities Wine in 1.111111] I‘t'
mood. The general railroad llsi did
not benefit much. though lllt‘li' was 11
fractional iuun'ovmuvnt.
WALL S’I‘itl'lltt‘l‘, Nooll.~~I'ri1"os con.
Hound to work upwards by successive
111111'1.~11111111s 111 new points in the list
Intcltawnnna reacted '1' The nulrkt-i
was at a standstill at noon. Iionds
11'111'1- steady.
WALL STREET. 1 p. 111.r--'i‘l111 only
significant features of the noondny
trading were a further slight eleva-
tion in ihi1 price of Houdini: making
its advance"! LB. and the wiping out
of a rise In Alimlnantatod t'oppi-r.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wire: 07
The Maples a Golderzhmidi (70.. Com
mission. Brokers. Swartz it Corbett
Block. South Norwnlk. Telephone 163.
Open High Low 1 p 111.

Out. & West 50% hiI/i‘ 00% Eli
Penn. II. 11.132141 10253 130 21322”.
Reading. 183% 135% WM 1351/.
Rep. Steel 27% 27% 27% 27%
Rock Island 25% 25% 20% 20%
Smith Puc, 04% 00% (I4 hi1 00%
8011 My. Co, till/4 (iii 17”. 07%
'I‘euii. C. (i. “40% 101 Hill/4 Ifil ,
'l'dxau P1111. 31% 3105 'iiifi 31%
Union For 148% Milli. 147,1. . ..

U 8.111111111411111 401/. 40% 40%
U 3.3111111411111111 105% 100% 100%
Wabash 2i

Wabash pfd I0 10 ' 40 40

According to the New York Tribune

 
 

toward the abolition of the divorce
civil is so well known. paused for a
moment in an 0111th discussion of
- divorce to narrate It not anecdote.
"The motive of! ' those people." he

11111111111111 ween
his one city by his comfortable hearth.

" 'iiilt Saunders. than. said a mum
nor peeping In at. the open door at

aiin’ yet' 1

10:10 a. 111.—-'Fl11? "

Bishop Duane. at Albany, whose work

this. "is like the ,

"'Ohi, 1111111111 oh. 111.111.011.121 Boun-

, 1.1111111]. Donald Marinate-11's trite ll‘ .

 
 
 
 

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and fabrics 1n suits for young ,, .‘
$10 to $25

The St. James suit: for top rli
drosoors Io ohead of them iii,

A Great Hit---'I'he “Verdi.“
' Sort Collar.

NEW CAPS

The Chase Golf Caps in the new grey effects
them all 50c.
Stylish, correct-fitting, new-patterned Shirts, “J

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Low shoe [Hosiery ready for all.

 
 
 

Boys’ Shoes.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Men's Fine Footwear.

SELLE

98 wnsnmcrrou‘ ST.

1

Telephone Cali 165-5, 1 1 t

 

 

Want ling?

Pineapples, good ones, 10c.

 

 

 

 

Strawberries at market. Home LI

22c. Pleplant, Radishes. Good Cabbage, New, Potatoes, 3 qia. 250.
Old Potatoes, 30c pk.
A'few Duck Eggs, fertile, good for ac itan or other purpose, 40c dozen
Will have a good assortment of Frisbie‘s Pics for Saturday;
A new fresh lot of Clover Hill Print Butter, 280 lb,

Fresh arrival of Best Coffee.
Hope to serve and please.

Some small, good Old Potatoes at 22c pk., a‘fo

.i‘?» 2"?

UNITED GROCERY CO;

20 NORTH MAIN IT.
SO NORWALK. CT.
TEL. 143.

1 IAIT NORWALK, on I
TEL. 81H:

1

vour husbands name engraved 11
It. Separate cards 11111 used by ‘Iuifi”

DON'TS ON CARD modern; I
Many Inquiries have been received

regarding correct form in visitiu . ,

cards. They are collectively answetfi hand 1”") wife. .

111ll111l111 Iollowingdon'is. ' “m” 0"“ ”I“ 11111011." WI!
Don‘t call ai‘. meal ”mp. 11.111111 Is James Johnson, your V "
Don‘t use glazed (11' cnan'u‘ded IIII' quid should read Mr James I

cards. son: It 11'1111 name is Mary Jone
Don‘t hand your card to your yom \ihllliis card should bear."

IIOSH‘BH. “1'an “.MIHS, ” , ‘
Donft make formal calls while In, DUII'I INIV" Your cart!

deep lilourninn. "Mrs. Bronson" If younro the“

Don't make formal culls hel'orc it
o‘clock In the afternoon.
Don't useprlntcd cards.
should always be engraved.
Don‘t use militia or other compli-
mentary iitlos 1111 visiting cards.

of 11 younger brother. 'l‘hiii "til
longs only to the wife of tit _.
of the lironsou family. or. an i
cuse of Mrs. Astor. to the olden ‘
of the Astor family. ‘

...._....._;_........
The 111anager of a western rail“;

 

'I‘Iu1 111111111

Don't bend your cards at the
torners or ends; the fashion In obso l‘t‘l‘eli't'tl the following letter
lute. some consciencestrlckon not"

Don‘t call on one oi a number of
"ab home" days unless you have
been especially Invited.

Don't attempt novelty in youl
visiting curds either In size, form tex-
ttu'o or engraving. ‘

Don‘t. If you would be fashionable.
use a visiting card with your own and

who had experienced religion: aim
sture‘Snut: Eat 111111 wlt’ 110111111111.
proucll before Volt. I stol’ odor-u:
1n eet has bodcrcd mo lake
110i d11Ii1hion now an 1boil
tenkut 1111 live cents from you!
I wish 11111 much Ink. piano -
me.’ ‘"

 

m'v‘m you numb

BRAZILIAN

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