Evening sentinel, Friday, July 27, 1906 · page 8

 

 
 

let'hing,‘

o

OF WHICH WE QUOTE

A Few Specimen

Men’s Suits, worth $8. at
Menfs‘Suits. worth $15. at
“Men’s Trousers. worth $1.50. at
Men’s Trousers. worth $66. at -
Bous’ Suits. worth $2. at
Bous’ Suits. worth $66.50. at
Straw Hats. worth $1.25. at

All 190 Hose at
Men’s Dress Shirts. was 500. 69
1500 Suspenders at . -

For Men, Women and

DERFUL VALUES.

GOTTLI

‘ 11 NORTH MAIN STREET.
4...! STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING.

diameters! Watermelongi

A carioutl of the some consigned for South Norwnllt li‘titit'~-Ililt‘iti lot

eybr'hnndled In this town. Our price from 25c up.

- Fancy Nttiive Potutoes. per peck. 25c.

We finally brought the price of Potatoes down to its lowest ntnrtt.
Large can red ripe ’t‘otnntoos. per turn, 9c: 3 cans. 25c.

‘Swect Sugar Corn, finest nuiivc grown, per don. 25:.

Funny lemons. for Sniurdny's Sole only. 20c doz.
. Strictly Fresh Eggs, per (107... 25c.

§4§'*--*Louis J oseloff

. nostril mm eraser.

 

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COUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TEL. CA LL, 698-2.

FREE TO-MORROWI
yA handsome Decorated Chine Plate to all purchasers of TEA.

FFEE. BAKING POWDER. SPICEE. EXTRACTS. COCOA.
RN OTARCH. COCOANUT. TAPIOCA. ETC.

t Union huh Tea Cu.

(Next door to Po’stofi‘tce).
.1 , .. , FREE DELIVERY.

 

 

 

 
 

t bud to depend on his own earning power «lone there
its. w ll‘td-do people.

is tint power or work COMBINED WITH MONEY thnt metres

ty. nubsuntisi success possible.

‘ gin nooount. in- this MUTUAL Savings Bank and join the

, a , oompsny to whom no are paying over 86,000 it month in

some money working (or you.

’“f-hlorwolk‘eovings Bonk,

flatworm so, minnows. as"...

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

t “SOuthA Norwalk’s Greatest Salerno ~
, The mestiwunfisuatmereain event‘s i
‘ The greatest Saving event over hel A .

Furni inirt
A and Shoe ,

At LOW Price Revelaptions,

-..‘Men’s Underwear. was 5690 and 490. nowat

O and 75nd

\SHOES 3

,“’“Greatest Sale. Biggest of Values and Stocks

 

 

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going on.
the decode.

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

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theme :

$5.95
$8.95
950
$1.45
950
$1.95
490
21C

BO
590
190

Cihiidren
WON-

B’S

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

TODAY lN WALL STREET.
IVAN. STREET, ltlzltl ll, mw'i‘he

opi‘ninx deniings in the stock tnnrktt
tot/lily were very uninintctl with Ilt'litf.‘

 

trtinsnetlons in some of the speeuto
tirit- favorites. t‘lrnrrces were irre-
uuitur within it cenet'nl narrow rungt.
’i‘tiiirty thousand uhnres of United Stu-
ten Stet-l t-iutnitvd illiitiifl strontium-tum

ty or little nod 38%, compared with 1,.
ut the cloning lust night. (treat North-
erp pfti. udvnuecd it point linti linili-
llllit‘t' .tt- (thin and (lltositpcuke iii Ohio
int-go fruetiouu. Southern i’ncint- fell
3/. rmd there were snmti trurtionnl III"
eiiineu in st I'IIIII. tiniou l’nriile.
"titlitiillll. Ateliiuon nnd i'lrie under pro-
iiti flitting titties. interiiorottgh Motropo.
tltinu pfti. hold at nn nttvitnee oi 1
WALI. H'I‘ithliil'l‘, it n, ntw'l‘ruu-
portions were on n Iitl‘Kt' sit-ate during
t c first hour rind irenvy buying or-
iiii‘l‘fl supported prices when they
showod n tendency to reverie. bower"
ell. tmd the fluctuation» were thus eon-
tiiied. Ih‘iiiinus in llnitod Hinton Hteel
wiere on an enormous nt'ulo nt tut eitv
lt/eme ntlvnnco ot tit. unti the preferred
stock rose 74.. The irnnuroniinentnl
rtittt-osttu nntl Pennsyirnnin were held
Illilt'k by silently realizing llllli Htltiiil‘
l'ii‘ll I'ltl‘iflt! hurl rot'edetl netirly u
piltnt hr ll o'clock.
‘\\'Al.l, t-l'i‘lllilltl'l‘. Noon.- 'l‘ite net~
g to renlize t‘nrriml Southern i’u‘
rifle W. and 8t, Punt bninw yontm‘-'
tiil,\‘ during the courue of the second
it or. This nitet'tt-d «pet'ttittttve senti-
I‘tt‘ut in spite of udvunree elsewherw
Ithe ii. it. Steel stocks lieltt quite rtrm-
tr. The ctmimon crossed 30 before
rum. when prices wore moving up-
nrtis nmtin neut‘rutiy. Bonds were
rm. 9' - .

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

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bitten it, to it we. oc-
tiooiiy decided to be . a his plea is on
Lnbor My. The nitoir will be held at

Norwslk. .
Mao. MOE GETS MOIT ALL.
NEW YORK. Jul 27.—-Except tor a
bequests. the fortune of
Russell Sage ls left to the widow.
Taste ts no charitable bequest in the
w i.

’. RECEIVER FOR ZION.
CHICAGO. .luiy.27.-John C. Hately
was today appointed receiver or Zion.
Hts bonds were placed at 825.000. The
sdjudtention In the bankruptcy pro—
cecdinsn against bowie wus set aside.

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* *‘ 5......

We consider this sea-

son’s line the best

we ever had

..w__. . .

E. ii Gilliam,

DECORATOR.

TlLI'NONI—Ofl.
i0 FIRCT IT

I. NORWALK.

 
 

 

ARE otfirmo
their tuoncy‘s'worth at our store. of
course ihl‘i‘t‘lWiii always be dull peo-
ple in the World who pass by good
things without seeing them. but that's
no reason why you should join the
unhappy throng.

THE WtsAEfEOPLE
don't’poas our store-tor they know it
is the best Ditlt‘t‘ In town to buy their
furniture.

We after every Induccmcnt—Honest
Goods Low I’l‘it'CB and Liberal Credit.
sMoANnie

A. .I. ANGEVINE & SON.

FURNITURE. ETC.
134 Washington Street.
south Narwstk. Conn.

 

*—

HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE wsemuencmo
MONDAY, JULY 30TH.
MATINEE ’snu'nortv ONLY.
Hoyt and Levy Present

litiiiamiu Stuck in.

Featuring
MR. HARRY c. BROWNE,

in s repertoire of high-cine plays. to-
troduclng htgh~clsos vaudeville be.

tween sets.
Monday Niche—The Road to Siberia.
Prices ...... . ..... .2” 10:. 201:. $06

Matinee-20c. 300: children, too.

Boots on solo beginning Thursday.
July 2cm.

LADIES’ TICKET.

This coupon end We can be exchang-
ed at the box office tor s onoloe reserv-
ed soot before it o'elook Mondsy. July
30. Limited to 300.

“ hogan

initial but listing.

The inhabitants, legal voters; at the
Town of Norwntk e hereby notified
and warned that a neutral town not-
tng will he held in the Town Hui; on
Wall direct. Monday. July 30th. 900.
at 8 o'clock in the limiting, to conrtdur
and intro nt-tiou on n‘ petition of voters
and taxpayers requesting the town to
purchase, build or provide In uiitrh man-
ner as the met-tint; they see fit. it float
to be kept and maintained by the town,
at the curriego bridge, South Norwsik.

Dated at. Norwnllt this 26th day of
July. 1006.

ALFRED AVIBON.
JAMES A. CROWN.
.1. B. RATHOND.

 

 

 

nos. 3 n. 5 owners. BUILDING.

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BLACK Denies GOODS.

We have always mnde a specialty of Black Dress Goods, sud the values we offer this season are better

than ever.
otters choice of the best fabrics mudo.

- 1
BLACK chevron.
BLACK MOI-Mine AND BRILLIAN.
'rmes. ‘
aLAcK PANAMA.

 

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BLACK VOILES.

BLACK WOOL CREPE DE CHINE.
BLACK TAMIBE.

BLACK BATISTE.

A Black Dress, Skirt or Jacket should be e. part of every woman's wardrobe. Our Block Goods Stock

1

BLACK DHOADCLOTHB.
CILK WARP AND ALL WOOL HEN-
RIETTA3.

'Houeefurnishing Department.

 

Nickel Tea Kettles ........ 950 Round Wash Boilers ........ 250 No. 6 Parlor Brooms ,,,,,,,,,, 190
No' 5;")?th Boilers, copper-boi-‘mo Gnu Tonsters ................... 26¢ Mops complete ............... . 19o
Gnlv. with. .......... i ................... sec 3 ”86- of Toilet Paper .......... 10c Fiat Irons. per lb. ........... 3o
Chamber Pails ....... .A.. ........ 29c.Good Whisk Brooms ..... 9c.Gas Burners. complete 29c

 

TRISTRAM e HYA'I'I', NORWALK, CONN.

 

Ezrs Dunworth's Hotel Visited Again
by Police Officers.

CHESHIRE, July. 27.~Ezrn Dun-
worth. proprietor of the West Ches»
hire Hotel. was ttrrested yesterday on
it wttrrnnt signed by Prosecutor Omar
W. Ptutl. of Milford. and brought be-
fore Justice Doolittle. who placed him
nutter bonds oi $800. to appear before
the court August 1. Thomas Hayes
of Waterbury. furnished the band.

One hundred bottles of ale were
found on the premises by the officers.
This in linnwortti‘s second nrrcst for
the same. offense in n few month. the
other ruse still pending in the courts.
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Consul A. Homer Byington htts pre-
sented the Hospital with a handsome
picture of Mt. Vesuvius in eruption.

 

 

 

 

 

SECURBQ
$ C AS A NEW
WEI. LINGTON
Sunder! Visible Typewriter.
d
on... ri‘t'i‘t‘l‘iii‘éixa?‘ . um
particulars. srlrlreu
The Willis-s mg“ on I've! N.V.aty

 

 

WNQUCE“

THE CALEB STABLES FORMERLY
CONDUCTED BY THE LATE MAX
TARLOV. CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
WILL BE CONTINUED BY ME AT
THE CAME PLACE.

MRS.M.TARLOV.
vioiii

BUY RELIABLE COAL of a
reliable concern, get reliable
quality at a reliable price. and
have the coal delivered by reli~
able men.

,It is not too early to put in
your supply for the coming win~
ter and by so doing get ahead of
the rush that is always on in the
full. You are safe in buying at
present prices—and there is no
coal better than ours at any price.

New telephone number 652-.

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"GIOVER’S nit Putt:

LADIEI'. MISCEI' AND CHILDREN'S

OXFORDS.

 

FOR MEN AND WOMEN,

$4.00 and $5.50.

 

Bel tnnotih . of mi...

 

 
 

. Fins new note, any oi access from

 

.
The Gopyught

6 NORTH MAIN STREET.
. HARRY GOO

 

A‘ CHESHIRE" RAID.“ ' ,

Don’t let money slip through
your fingers without spending it
where it brings the best returns.

At this store you will always
find honest clothing values. You
will make no mistake in buying
your clothing and furnishings
here. ‘

GET THE HABIT—GO T0

Clothing 00.,

COUTH NORWALK, CONN.
DWIN, Mgr.

 

The case 0! M. Stainert vs. Otto
Utz which was to have been tried
yesterday was continued In the town
court until next week.

 

 

'l‘eleohme Gall 07-5.

Gregurgls Puiuii

IAS’I‘ NORWALK

cu..—

Shun- Dtuners and All Kinds or s«
Food Cooked to Order.

Bathing and fishing.

Both Houses to Rent by the Boost.

John O'aulllvhn.

Proprietor. ‘

 

tannin tell:

for freight Only.

On sud sitter ’l‘uoodsy. Johnny I,
1900, Freight Propellers will lone
Pier :8, most River. New York. (foot
of Dover street), «of! do}. (except
Sunday), at i p. m. Freight received
st Norwsih up to l p. n. on lost)
Nowell up to 6:80 p. In.

NORWALK sTEAMIOAT CO.
Annin. J. mm» c. o. Home
Loss-o loam! A's-e

 

 

autumn}; Sale U

tutu” uusrc
t5c
WM. A. BRIIIGIERMAN’S

M USIC STORE.

Donovan Block. 1§4 Washington at.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.

 

insurer;

MEADOW STREET.
COUTH NORWALK. CONN.

W

s....'.u every Inturdly and Holiday.

all ports or the town. Comfort-bis
Greed blend and Good. omn
domes Assured.

m...

Juty 23th,
Cuban X-Oisnts.

August «It, BITHEL.

Norwalit Amuse mum Co.

 

 

SPEAKER CANNON lN NEW LON-
DON.

NEW LONDON. July 27.—«Spenker
Joseph G. Cannon came hot-o Wednes-
day averting, and is the guest of his
friend John W. Gates. at the latier'e
summer home. Speaker Cannon went.
out In the Sound this morning with
Mr. Cities on the Roxana. Mr. Gates'
steam yacht. determined to hook blue
Ilsh. sea bass and any other species
nvniinble.

Speaker Cannon announced that he
would spend several days here before
:lelaving tor his home in Danville.

S.

 

DANIELSON DRUG STORE ROB-
BED

DANIELSON. July 27.~—Bockley's
drug store was robbed yesterday the
burglar getting throu it it small open-
ing in a window. 'I‘Ite cash register
was robbed of about $5 in small
change and many valuable papers tn-
ken from the safe, lite door or which
was unlocked. No merchandise was
:eken. There is no clue to the burg-
er. .

cu iiiiuAiAtAAiAttt

oouru non ‘
t
TnAquo'ro A o “at. unxtuo
so A ,

WITAL‘. "i
~24 r .. ..... --
$100,000.00

sumus melon".
3173.800.”

IDWIN H. MATHIWDON Phl-
JOHN H. KNAP', V”!!!-
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Cashier.

WILFRED IODWELI. All. Contains

I

DIBIOTOM.
I. H. Mathewson Henry Isym. '
John H. Know Contest Grown.
Jostsh ll. Mervin J. Wollsos Mervin
curtsttsn Owens John H. Light
I H. Rowen.

 

 

Osteopathy.

if the medicine you sro taking does
not. give you relief, why not try this
modern treatment? It has helped
the msjortty at people that have tried
it. Why not. you? Your unutomy In
the some as all human beings. This
treatment is applied by
DH. JEROME D. Wilt'f.
12 issso Ptsoo. . Norwotk. Conn.
A grudnsto ot the parent school. I
wnsitnught Osteopthy by the founder.
Consultntion tree.

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GEORGE C. TiLYOU'I CHEAT

ii i Eiiiiiiiiiiiiii]

IQIDCII’OIT. CONN.

Free Vaudeville Deity. Rotter Bttot:
ins, lmnclns nothing and other st.
treetions. ino udihg the [root combine:
lion ticket with 10 situations for
25 cents. With trsnspomtion, s5
cents. , .
Foreanomon and children . 10
cents. loo :0 ooh Round trips.

 

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dreamers last! best y. ferry every