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Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 2, 1906 · page 5

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Local News Notes.

 

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TODAY 1N WALL STREET.

WALL STREET. 10:10. a row—Ex
term the lunguor merited the opening
dealings in the stock market today.
Less than a score or issues wah trad
ed in during the first live minutes
Movements were narrow and irregul-
lur. Anaconda resell/1. Louivovllle
is and St. Paul and United States
Steel old. it. Otherwise the tendency
amongst prominent market leaders
was to a lower level. _

WALL STREET ii a. n1.-Whut
promised to be an apnthelc market
was burned into a fairly lively one by
the appearance of large orders for
St. Paul. Reading. Metal and Railroad
Equipment stocks.810cks that had
shown some henviness at the beginn
ins made up their loses and a slight
11 arginul besides. St. Paul rose 3%
Minneapolis. St Paul and Snult Ste.
Marie 2, P11ul.pld..1%.Cololudo
Fuel 1% Wabash old, 11/. and Read-
lng. Nottheru Pacific Chicago Tc:

 

 

WEATHER REPORT.'

For‘Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
slightly cooler tonight. Sunday fair.
An area of low pressure extending
from New York to Concord. N. H., is
producing cloudy weather with slight
scattered showers along the north At-
lantic coast. This area will move east
word and the clouds will pass away 101
day and be follhwed by fair weather

tonight and Sunday. An area of high
pressure is over the Central Missis-
sippi Valley. Ruin has fallen (luring
the past 24 home in the southern and
custom sections

 

The new di1cctory oi? the Southern
New Englnnd Telephone Company
was issued today.

Mi and Mrs. Hamilton iniwrcncc
uic visiting theii daughter. M15. Ch ur-
lcs Harris of Albany, N Y

 

—Dunlap Dorhics.

 

O’Brien.

‘Willi Jones. formerly drivcr for
’1 1'1: Hyatt, has secured u no-

 
 
 

iport as chuuft’cur.

 

» ‘ its George chlc1 will
be at Room 11,1111itcd Bank Building
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday of
next met: to cam for pension vouch-
c111, and hope to meet all their old
pcusioucr.friends.

 

Wultchorrcy Aiken is grouting
flionds I11 town having lettiruod

{111111 (oilcgc to spend thc summer vo
cuiion.

 

 

\Vl‘lCOICl & Wilsons Band will give
u conceit tomorrow hitctuoon and cv
cuiug at Roton Point. The program
will commence at 2 o‘clock.

—Crush Huts. O'Brien.

 

The official dog (‘illChI‘l‘H cupiurcd
1111c unmuzzlcd dog in Notwulh y‘cs
tcrday. ’l‘hc canine is owned by 11
:ridmber of the firm of Tllllks ilro

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MARK TWAlN'S STORY FOR

SCHOOLBOYS.

Mark Twain on his last visit to his
old home—~Hunnlbul. Missouri—- told
to tho school chlidien :1 111111. stun
about. u schoolboy.

"I‘Ilis boy. " he said “unoko one
morning ve1y in His groups ulunucd
the household. ’I‘bc doctoI was 1111111
for and came post-haste.

"‘Wcll,” said the doctor.
tcred the sick room,
hlc?’

”‘A will in my sldc‘ sold the boy

”‘A pain 111 the hcud?’

"‘Yos. sir.’

“ '111 tho right hand stiff?’

"'A little.’

1 “‘How about 11111 right (111111"

”‘That's still. too."

"The doctor wlulml 111 tho boy’s
mother.

“ ‘WcH.’ he sold, 'you‘rc urctty sick.
But you'll be able to 1:11 to 1111111111 on
Monday Let me soc, todny is Sutur-
tiny, and—~—

" ‘ls today Shimmy?" sold iilc boy
In 11 vexed tone. i thought it 111111
Friday.‘

“Hull an hour later 11111 boy dcclurcd
himself healed. ltlltl not up. 'l'hcn tin-y
pucliod him oil to school, for it was
Friday, nitor ull.”

QUEER DECISIONS.

81111111 oncor recent ludioiul decisions
in Victoria urn mentioned .in the
Australian Review or llovlnwu. A
man who ornbozzlcd sonic. muncy
from I bunk Iiun roccivcd 11 11111111111111»
of nearly three ycuru' hnprisonnicnt.
while a man whoy monk-11111 his moth-
1'11- by stabbing her to 1111- 111111111 re
ccivod only one your and unothor

as he on-
‘whut is ”11- iron-

 

innn who shot his sietcr and killed 1.“

or was sentenced to only two yours,
11111 immediately utter that 11 man
who wrote a letter to another 1111111

threatening to kill him rccotvmt 11111111-
yours‘ imprisonment-“N. Y. 'l‘rthunc

 
 

 

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A NOTRI DAMI LADY.

1 will send free with full instruc-
tions, some ct this simple prevention
for the euro 0! lauoorrhoos. Ulcers-
tlon. Displacements. Failing of the
Womb Bounty or Painful Periods. To.
mars 6: Growth: Hot Flashes, Dulra
to Cry. ironing («has up the Spine,
Pain in the Bush. and all female trod
bin, to all mills: hadron. ‘l‘o moth-

ofsuilorlns do hunt will ex-
plain“ o Imam om Treatment.
if you timid. to muons it will only
cost shoot 1! 11111111 I out to gnome
(COIM- ldonotwllh to all you

 

slim Morn or it.

111:1“ 12.5111 1 uh. Andrus In. I.
Summon. Box" "I, “m lad.
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Fresh Every Saturday.
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minal pfd. 11nd Locomotive i. llli
uois Central fell l. General Electric
11/4. Nutthwcstci 11 1% and Well Fargo
Express!» points.

 

 

GRACE CH U RCH NOTES.

Tomorrow, at the 10:30 service. the
class recently confirmed, wlll tultc its
first Communion.

The next event of importance after
Trinity Sunday will be the annual pur-
ish festival. M'l‘hia will be observed
this year on the third Sunday in
one.

Preparations are under way for 11
public ltnlghting under the auspices of
Camelot Castle, Knights of King Ar-
thur, on St. John Buptist's Day. June
the 24m, with special ‘music and spec-
ial hymns. This promises to be a
most interesting function.
Whits11nday—~First celebration of
thc Holy Communion at 8 o’clock; sec
ond celebration of the Holy Continuu-
ion and scrmon ut 10:30; Sunday
school at noon; administration of but)-
tism 11t3 o'clock; evening prayer and
sermon at 7:30.

 

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Grace R. Anderson to William
Jumcs. land and buildings. Rollo is-
loud.

Sarah 11‘. Bennett to (3111111111? 1.. Brit-
tou. building lot. Fitch street. War.
Edward Cunningham and wife to
Murgurot Reynolds. loud and buildings
Spring slrcct. Wur.

Funny 1. Wilcox to iiurluu I‘. Wright
1111111 111111 buildings. Belle lslund. War.
Mutiic i.‘}lonuucdicu to Frctlcrick ll.
ltowuu, land 11nd buildings. South (is
born 111111111111: land und buildings, Row-
:111 street. Wur.

“John. l'vc hired thrcc girls."
"Three?"

"You: a cook uud two to Wait.“

“To waitnwhul on. i11l1l11'3“

"No; to wait at 11111 lutclllgoucc oi-
ii1~o."-»iloston ’i‘ruuscript.

Young Mun—«in lhc bright lcxicou of
youth there. is no such word as full.
Old Mun—l supposc not. but us your
OlllK'iliIOll advances you got 11 diffcrcnt
sort of icxicou.«'i‘hc liohcmiuu.

 

Rcd1l-—Whut is the tonucuu on 1111
nutoumbilc?

lrccnc-0l1. that I11 tl111 purl of thc
car 11 pcdcstrluu luntls nu \vhcu you
throw him up in 11111 uir iustcud of 1:11-
iug ovcr blur-~Youkcrs Statics-11111111.

Nt-wlywwl (proudlyhnl illWil)‘h‘ tuukc
it 11 point to toll my wil‘c everything
that 11111111111111.

()ld Sportwi'ooh! ihul's nothing. i
tcll my wit’c lots of things that 1111111111
lmppcu 111 ull.—»-l.1111don 'I‘uticl‘.
licsswh‘n you visitcd 'l‘ont's now 1)!»
Ilf‘t'h' ycstcrduy. 1111 you till» lhcm?
’l‘111-111MN11: lilcrc 111'11 tl11'1111 doors
loading to his prlvutc ofilcc. and pen-
plc bob in thcrc lluunimuuccd ull ihc

1111111Emi1ctroit lt‘rcc l'rcss.
i‘lcvct' pcoplo urn 111111111 who can

play up thc little that thcy know to u
grout advantage.

Men’s“ KingQualilu”
$3.50 AND “.00 SHOES

Reduced to $65.00.

FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.

GEORGE KEELER

159 Washington at.

 

an. Norwalk.

 

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no a ce.
From the fact that Hyaolu ice II so
much harder. clamor. purer lam long-

er. and is in every way so much hotter
than natural ice. when t is sold at

the some price as 1111111111111. it In
much cheaper. All too, gun. will
«it Hygcla lee this season. Ask your

too min to:- it.

J. W. OLMBTIAD.

 

Another Special Sale oi Musm
Saturday.

to Cents per Copy.

iNCLUDlNG:
(‘olleen Boon, Salute to Williams-
port March, Chanel in the men. clut-
ing Robins, Nuptial Wattles, When
the Whip-poor will Silica Harmonie,
armada; Love at You. amsdiors
r11 .

Are YOU Insured ‘

49 Wall St., Norwalk.

, The style of our Summer suits is~unquestioned; it' 3 here to
meet your criticism; but what you want to know is. Will shape hold
out?. ' '

It’s sure to; for the expert tailormcn who create shapelincss
know how to provide for its permanence.

You may get into one of our Summer suits with confidence that
it will maintain its stylish shape until laid aside.
e’ ve provided a wide range of homespuns, wool crashes. trop-
rsteds and reliable serges, in two-piece models, priced from

$7.50 to $15.00 ‘

And every other Summer necessity of dress for men and young
men. from Straw Hats to Fancy Hose.

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SOUTH NORWALK. ' ' Tel. Call, 32-2.

Occasionally wc moot persons who want to argue with
us ubout. prices. They will tell us for i11stuncc-ihnt So
and So charged them so much, 11nd tho groin was “about
us good.” Did you over hour of "ubout us good eggs?"
Even if tht1 grain was no worse. 1.111111 “about us good.” why
not buy the best?

lluy Unis 'l‘hui's (21111111. ' y -
MANUEL T. HATCH. 1 .
For thc Iiiilc 11111111. ‘ . f“
Chick ('t'uckcd Corn.
.1). M. t‘hlci: it‘ccd.
lio Chick Food.

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New Stock of

111111111 111111113 Writing Papers,

' Just Received.

Wm. P. Beérs,

6 So. Main St» 80. Norwslk.

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

¥WMW - fl- .,

By Express Today

Lobsters. Soft Shell Crabs. Bluefish,
Halibut. Fresh Mackerel
Opened Lona Clams etc.

Cutbiil’ 5 Bridge Market,

Tel 108 Free Delivery

150’ Positions

MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE

The Past 49 Week.
Merrill GRADUATEI are In
DEM AND.

Begin a course of study NOW.

M. A. MllllLL. Principal. '

 

 

lo. Namath, Conn.

 

 

in the San Francisco Fire Almost
60 per cent of the 50 called Fire
Proof Safes Ware Destroyed.

But Not. One Safe Deposit Vault.

You have papers you cannot aflord to lose. Can you rely on
your soucslled fire-uproot sale? Why not make sure and rent a safe
deposit box. ,
Bones, '4 per year.
Packages stored at reasonable rates.

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

.1 stinking on to one of the teeth of the
implement. it in mm unit the ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 

AMONG CANDY LOVERS.

LIGGETI’S

Saturday Bandy

is recognized to be far ahead of

any Candy ever offered at any-

where near the price.

The continually increasing
sales of this Candy certainly
shows the popularity of it among
Candy lovers.

Remember, the ORIGINAL
LIGGETT'S 50c QUALITY, 291:
A POUND. .

lite Oliiford Pharmacy.

LOW DEATH RATE AMONO JEWS.

 

 

 

Mortality increases Wherever. Jews
Mix With Gentile Neighbors.
The information supplied by the
Jewish Encyclopedia under the head-
ing of "Mortality," unfolds numerous
surprises. The fact that a majority
of Jews are knovrn to live in over—
crowded and unsanitary sections of
Europe and America would seem to
suggest that a higher rate of mortal-
ity prevails among them than among
their Gentile neighbors, but the stat-
istlcs available show conclusively that
the death rates among the Jews are
much lower than those at the races
and the pcoples among whom they
dwcll. infant mortality among Jews
in comparison with the mortality of
infants of other races is very low.
Nearly one-fifth of all the lcgltimute
children of Gentiles die boiore they
nttniu their fifth year. yet the mortal-
ity of children of Jewish purcnlngo
is less than one-sixth of tho number
of births. 111 London thc death rate
among Jewish children from one to
11w yours or age is only in per cent,
but among Gentile childrcu ot‘ the
some use it rcuchcs it per cont. From
statistical evidence it has been 11:1111b
Iishcd tbnt. districts mostly inhabited
by the hmulgrnnt Jews. such as New
York. Philadelphia. Boston. and Bill-
timore, show the lowcst. mortality
among infants and children. This
low mortality among .lcws 1:1 ascribed
to sociui causes. confirmed by 11111 foot
that the dcutb rules are 311111111113. in
countrics \vltcrr1 tht-y liv1 ismlutcd
from 1111111‘ non-Jewish 1111iizhbors and
pursue thclr mode of liic accordiug
to tl111_tr11tiitious of lhcir lwlicl. \‘ct
\vhcrcrt-r Jews mix and assimilate
with their ilcntilc notchbors and
adopt tin-tr 1111111111 of life their death

film i111 1111111118
"chctcning" Wood.

'I‘hc nHIIthI mulbod oi curing lim-
bcr quickly for joincr work. 1112111118.
(1111.. is to .uwoctvn it. Thu proccss,
Which 11:11: 1111111111111) by an lvlnu'lisbmun
muncd Powell. is ticscribml by i.'nited
Stutcs (‘onsul Atwcll. in Roubnix.
Franco:

“i’ozvt-ll rcplnct-s ibc sup oi‘ Irf‘eB
by bcct 3111:1111 11nd saccharine. which
1111111 :11: :1 )11‘1 scrvntivo by driving the
natural humidity from the fibres.
Ncwly t'ch-d wood is luid on a wagon
c1111, which is rollcd into a huge cyl-
lntlcr. tbc inlcrior of which is provid-
ed with plpcs. The wood lulviui: boon
pluccd in tho cyltndcr, 11111 latter is
11111111111111 with sugar or snccharlne.
ilot color is then forced through the

.H

plot-s. 'l‘hc 1111111. boils the sugar.
which pout-Iratcs tho DOI'I‘H of the
Wood. Funding is accomplished by

cold water iorccd through the pipes.
The cylindcr is 11111111ch of the sugar
or succhuriuc and the wagouettc is
rolled into 11 special room. whcrc the
wood is drlod by currents of hot air.
After being cooled again, thc wood
properly scasonml by tho sugar. in
ready for use. it. is said not to sprint!
or usihcr dnnumcus and to ho proof
against dostxutdlnn by 111111111111.

 

W...“

How to Listen to Music.

People often get itticusciy excited
in listening to humid-111111111; thcir
emotions run rampant. 111111 11111111111111:
in consequence a pnlulul 11111111111111 of
fatigue. it they would lcurn to yield
110 that. the music could 11111111 over
"their nerves as it. 12:11:11,111 over the
strings of a musical instrument. null
then. with the new life and vigor do
rived from the enjoyment. Would turn
to some useful work, they would 11ml
1; grant expansion in the enjoyment. of
the music as well 1111 s new pleasure
in their work. it We enjoy good
music and gloat over our, personal
plenum in it, so to speak. it taken
the ills out 01 us. it We let the music
carry us along instead of trying. in our
excitement. to carry the 1111111111, it
brings new life to usrlmltc's
Monthly. '

 

Wedding fling Found on Harrow.

A hiscksmith st Aswsrhy. near
Stanford. has made I most curious
discovery.

lie received irom s neighborln:
form-ism 11 timer: for repairs. and
1while these were being executed... 2!
carat sold wedding ring 1111111 found

 

$3.00.

FOR BELTS.

WASH NECKWEAR.
MEN'S FINE FOOTWEAR.

.0 WASHINGTON sr.

 

 

This time larger and better.
to 181:; some. two for 25¢.

F resh Eggs. plenty at 25c dozen.
Sliced Beef running it 1:.
Gold Medal Flour just in, 751:.

considerable time yet.

will prove very satisfactorY. Try it.
Hope to serve and please.

Flume Oil Stoves.

12- -18 North Main Street

$5.00 ENGLISH SPLIT BRAIDS, AT $4.00. 1

11.5.». "ti. E WIn
YOUR SIZE MEANS'YOUR FIT.

HOT WEATHER SHIRTS, COLLARS AND UNDERWEAR.

Pineapples

Filling orders tor the Duluth Imperial Flour, 751:.

i

3151115011 1111

Telephone Call 165-5.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A little more in price; as to size from 139

Wax Beans, fine ones and cheap. at 2 qt: for 15¢.
Cucumbers, Radiance, Pie Plant, Lettuce, Spinach, Beets.

Beef Extract for soup and medicinal purposes 25c jar.
Potatoes, both old and new scarce and high and promise to be so for some
Old at 35c pic; new, 751; pk., 10c qt.
Canned Lime a “account! article now; special. 91:: 3 cans. 25:.
Call attention to a fine new English Breakfast Tea.
a tea that we feel certain will please, being a fragrant, full leaf tea, "u.
14c 1/4 of lb., or 551: lb.

Telephone Call 26-4.

When You Think of the
Weather Just Think. of Us

Our line of Hot WeatherNecessities. consisting of Refrigerar

tors, Ice Cream Freezers. Porch Chairs, Hammocks. Window

Screens. Screen Doors, Porch Screens, Lawn Settees, and Blue

A. J. Collins 111 an;

 

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ANTISEPTIC

COLDS

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Watch our ”Want” “For Sale” 1111111111.
Lei” column for bargains.

ASTII

Doro!
mmmwtumohoumnh

l25 DOSES 5011,
1 dill-111111.

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Fine fresh stock 0

We have ”one

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