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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 3, 1906 · page 5

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Luuulluws lilies.

Mighty challenge sale, at Sellek 6‘:
Price's. See ad.

~Mstineo tomorrow, “Camille."

Good drugs at little prices at ‘Kei-
iey’s. See ad.

Rich Red Tag bargains ut Rogers d:
Stevens'. See ad, ~.

Order suggestions in “Lorenzo Dib.
ble's ad. Read it. .

~Struw Hats. Straw Hats. O‘Brien.

nggctt's Saturday candy, 29c, at
the Bridge Pharmacy.

August Knorr is ill at his home
with acute indigestion.

China and crockery sale at Reed’s.
The ad. tells you all about it.

Liggett's Saturday candy; 29c, oi.
the Clifford Pharmacy. See mi.

in this state it is not necessary to
serve a five days' notice for eviction
of a cold. Use the original lnxntivc
cough syrup, Kennedy‘s LuxatIVe Hon-
ey and Tar. No opiates. Sold by
The Cliiford Pharmacy. “

Sale of spring and summer goods
at the Paris Suit House. See ad.

Familiarize yourself with the $7 and
$10 suits at the Copyright Clothing Go.

'See what Saturday is going to be
at the New York Grecery store. Road
the ad.

~Matinee, lioyt's Theatre, tomorrow

David W.- Ruymond attended the
Undertnkcrs' convention in New Hu-
ven. yesterday.

The condition of Thomas J. Collins,
who is ill with typhoid fever, remains
about the same.

Some girls are clever; they have
made themselves great beauties by
tuking Hollister‘s Rocky Mountain
’i‘ea.‘ There is no scheming. they
fight shy of cosmetics and bore he.
come the handsomest girls in the stu-
te. Tea or tablet. 35 cents. .

Mr. and Mrs. l'tccd G. linvllund are
visiting Mr. and Mrs, George Elliot
Brown. of Rowland, Pcnn.

Willinm Odell, of East avenue. is
assisting for it short time at Willis
11. Selleck's clothing store in Wall
street.

McKinley Command. Spanish War
Veterans, held a session last night In
the armory. but only routine matters
were discussed.

-Dr. Dick's cures malaria.

Mrs. Harriet llulcoln tllltI duughter.
Mrs. John H. Hoyt. of 3 Union Park.
Norwalk. are spending several weeks
at Stamford. New York.

Theodore Smith. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Minot Smith. who recently sustained a
severe full and concussion of the
brain. is improving rapidly.

A special meeting of Trinity purish
of unusual importance, will be held
next Tuesdny night nt 8 o‘clock. and
all members urn urgcd to attend.

-—"Cumille," tomorrow mntincc.

Charles L. Holmes will begin n two
Weeks’ vocation tronl his duties III M.
H. Glover's Norwnlk shoe store to-Iuor~
row night. Mr. Holmes will take II
trip to Maine.

Mr. and Mrs. John Peck. ot Brunch

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Pasture beach Ill EIIst Norwuik, one

mess of clams.

Norwulk. was

so there again lousy.
You need It pill?

lure.
annoy.
in case the woulhcr
stormy. this (Ivning. the South Nor

 
 
 

 

Chief Engineer Winchslur.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

Ailllltlo City. N. 1.. to motto u stay.

 

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4-4,th nun. so“ um O‘Brien

the New York Sun for savers

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

juunoAv «st.
boron no. ’

 

ville. enjoyed a day's outing lIt (Juli

day last week. und cnpiurcd n iinI-

Contractor Ellsworth ll. Burger, of
in inlrchnlout. NI-w
York. yesterday. on nccount oi the
critical illness of his hither, iillii will

line lchiti'u Lit-
tle Early Risers. the {unions little pills.
Do not lichen or gripe. but results are
Sold by The Clifford l’hILr;

conlin tics

Hr. and lint. Cliloi'li iii. Judson, oi
. rtiord. who have been the guests
0 Mr. and MW. W. A. Wheeler. III
Huvliund street. leave tomorrow [or

United States Consul A. Homer lly- . . .
it Norwnilr today for New .
hm 1send tomorrow 'wiil null for Shops: CIDIIIIII" IilllI FflthhIlinflS
Wraps on the White flier ‘liuur Cro-
a. to resume hill duties ut Naples.

‘ . . was I visitor withhls parents. 159 Washington St.
wind Mrs. J. M. lionrdict, roster. ,

erect Commissiouor Moi-tin Kellogg.
' “Humour. is hoping im- mune clear
’ r. during which no can out the
ct tits ciIty pom; {inserting
‘ moo seven oer

alga: ll “9W? incrmihg in (isn’t it Girl lie is BOIIlier. Frog Logo

 

b the manufacturers to
. _’ illit' till my mun

. lillvll illi list it no, til
ll Idle it. . liquid in hilt

MllOR a. saint

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A , ran nova.
'Stomford. -, Conn.
EXPERIENGED TEACHERS.

. School-house well equipped. wall
lighted and well heated. 133 boys pre«
pared for college; hundreds prepared
for business. Manual training, Free
hand drawing. Athletics.
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.

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Sale of sheet music at Coleman's.
-——“Gam'ille." tomorrow matinee.
Clean up sale at M. S. Smith & Co‘s.
Specials ill the United Grocery ad.
Read it.

Selected potatoes at Joseloff’s. Soc
Ml.
-——ltch! lirh! ltchl——Scrtttclli Berni;-
chi Scratch! The more you scratch
the worse the itch. ,Try Dean's Oint-
ment. it cures piles. ecezma. any
skin itching. All. drugglst sell it;
Solo 0! sheet. music at Briggormnn's.
Sec ad. . ,

Exocilent bargains at the Boston
Store. See ad.

Misscs Elsie Hooker and Stelln Licht-
hlou have been spending u few days
in New Haven.

. Mr. and Mrs. H. ll. (loidcn nrc vis.
iting Mr. and Mrs. George I..o'ckwoud.
in Rowland, Penn.

Miss May Poniicld llns returned in
her home in Sprlugiicld. ni‘tcr n visit
with friends in Spring strccl.

Miss Mnrion M. Noxon, of Bl‘iili‘l. is
spending it {cw days with her cousin.
Miss Estolln Gray, of West sircct.
Christian Krnenlcr, ol‘ North liiulll
street, is able to be out again utter
several days' illness with lnulurla.
~~Mntince tomorrow. “Camille."
The Sunday school picnic or the
South Norwulk Methodist Church.
which was to have been held ill-day.
was postponed on account of the rain
and will be held next week.

for the picnic has not as yet been so-
letced. '

phone bell at Putnam l-losc Cnnlpuny
rang. and. believing it to be u still
alarm the firemen Jumpcd from their
beds into their boots. They all had
a gcncrul inugh when they lcurncd
lilill. it, was only it message. telling
tllcllvwllen Chief Winchester will re-
turn home.

———’i‘o feel strong. hove good appetite
and digestion. sleep soundly und en~.
joy life, use Burdock lllood Bitters.
the great system ionic and build-
er.

W. W. Franklin. llnrrct lluck. lico-
jnmin Webster, Mrs. Mt'MllIiI‘ll, ll. S.
Wood. .i. Sinlllc, S. l‘. Sundcrson, lion-
Julnln (iookc. in Levy, it). 1.. Coleman,
Phi). Wnrrcll,- New York; l'. .l. Will-
son. Brooklyn: ll. l. Armstrong, N.
Edward Ncy. Provident-I»; tiny E.
llcurdslcy. W. A. l‘oWI'rs. llnrlford;
A. S. Winn. (i. A. Ulll‘h‘illw. llustun'.
ii‘rlmk A. ilnic, ()swogo, N. \'.: F, l..
Coo, MIlIlisoIl: 1.. l“ .ludil. New (‘II-
mull). were gilvsl ill the ”(lIi‘I Clifford.
Int night.

 

MR. WINCHESTER RETURNS T0-
NIG

South Norwaik Fire Department to
Meet Him at the Station.
Sllpcriniondcnt of the Electric
Works and (.‘hici‘ of the Fire Ill-part
nwnt Albert E. Winchester will I‘i'llt'Il
home tonight u! 7.45 from his long
L'uropI-uu trip no ii liltilllill‘r of the
committee of tho NniioIIlli (.‘ivic Ft‘iit“
ration. The following iclcgruln was
received from him this morning by
The i-‘iclliinvl: “Arrived llosion inst
Iliuht. Sworn possum». Will be home

tonight."

A. E. WINi‘lliIirl'i‘illlt.
’l‘ln- llll‘lllIlt‘l‘H of tho ill-c tli'llill‘lilu‘lli
will turn out III II body to input tin-

urrivnl or ”iv li’ilill ill binrk trousers
iillil whilu shirts. 'l‘iu» uppurnlus will
bu n fulllurc und Mr. WinrlII-sicr will
be given it mull in u Illll‘illll‘I‘lt‘. lie
will he inlu'll to (lid Wuli llook nlld
Luddvr (‘Iunpuny rooms where II very
hulldsoulv gold Ilnduo will be present-
ed to him. The prosvllintion speech
will he mode by Action (illlcl‘ (iconic
W. llognrdun.
HOME FROM NEWFOUNDLAND.

\Viliilun F1. Montgolnor IIIId son.
i.I- iloy MIluinlIlory, oi ‘Iu‘wuih. ur-

‘WMI‘ Fire Police WI" not WW” “ME rived home Inst night from n p to
forms during the purudc in honor 0 Halifax. Nuvu 8l'lliIit and in, .piln's

Newfoundland.

The date '

This morning at 2 o'clock the tele ‘

 

('IlIl‘f ut lIlI' l‘iiIIl‘UiliI station on tile *

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Reliable Wearable.“

EVER sINDs THE BIG sALE OPENED. THE SUIT slorloN vols
BEEN A susv PLAcs. leLs MANv Lore HAVE BEEN CLEANED
our,.ws HAVE SWEETENED MANY sHDnr LINES WITH anouau'
Lore FROM HIGHER-PRICED LIN as. soon PIcKINqs REMAIN
FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN IN RELIABLE sUMMER stil'rs AT RED
no names. come Now, . ‘ .

Three-Piece Suits.

CHOOSE FROM LINES THAT HAVE BEEN PRICED FROM $8.50 TO
$25 AT THESE 'WAY-DOWN RED TAG PHICEG—“fia, $7.88. 311.88, 818.88,
-I

$17.88. ,‘ , , . . .
. Boys’ Suits. I Children’s Suits.
LITTLE BOVS' BUDDIAN AND

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DOUBLE-BREASTED AND NOR-

FOLK suns FOR aovs FROM 3 To sAILpR BLOUBE sum. Mac 24/.
i7, INCLUDING ALL LINES THAT TO 3, IN A mo RANGE or FABRICS.
HAVE BEEN $2.50 TO $7.00, new REDUCED FROM-worse is TO
01.43. $2.00 AND 3358. _

O ’ I.

01.43, 22.39, 03.85 AND $4.88.

 

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l mu going to ulnkc u vcry'plnin, firm assertion—You
cnn‘t buy gl‘uin like ours ut any othcr place for less
llltlllt‘y-~'-IIIIJ mun w he thinks he hos, simply bought chcup-
er grain. ‘ .

I lnIrc boon ennbled to build up a large and increas-
ing business by selling the choicest grades. 1 know that
“cllcup” grains and feeds. as n rule are of little intrinsic
value. They may answer 11 certain routine purpose. and
it is too often the case, when an established grulic is‘in-
ouircd nitcr. the seller talks up something lower priced
but "Just as good"-—~it takes less capital or the ilnuneini
proilt is more attractive. lood grain never went bogging -
for purchuscrs——successiul merchandising lies not in {run-
tic uttclupis to nndcrsell. but rather in outvnluidg, so I
believe. 4

I Buy on. role. Clean.
MANUEL 1'. lines.

 

 

 

TROLLEYWrRIPS

Through Southern New England.
illustrated. Price to Cantu.
- at

Wm. P. Beers,

Books. biutloncry and Engraving.
49 Wall St.. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St. $9. Norwxik.

 

 

Freshiirrivéls Today.

SEA BASS. BONITA AND FRESH MACKEREL. BLUE FISH, WEAK
FISH, BUTTER FISH, STEAK COD. HALIBUT, SWORD. PDRDlES. EELS.
FLATS. LONG. ROUND AND LITTLE NECK CLAMS. LOBSTERS AND
CHADS.

Cutbill’s Bridge Market,

Tel 108
HUNDREDS
of fll'nduuills Buy 4

A Business Education at.

MERRILL COLLEGE
PAYS

STAM FORD.

Free Delivery

 

SOUTH NORWALK.
. Bond for College .loIIrlIIII.
FALL OPENING. DEPT. 4TH.
M. A. MERRILL, Priu.

PORT CH EDTER.

 

I ’Ciearilla Sale

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lBON'i‘INlIWB AT

WW... ..........: George healers,

. a typesetting machine in the onion

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South Norwnlk.

“*“"5;.‘.‘;..I‘.’.y~. Bale
sonar MUSIC

TEN CENTS.
After ’i‘hey author the Hay. Why

 

81:. M Floreiis. i Know it (lirl Like
You. bet M0 Writo What i Never Dur-
ed to ’l‘Illl, cheyonne. Why Don‘t You
Try, Ind 100 others.

 
 

 

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If You Would Thoroughly Enid;
YourVacation, Place Your Valu-

 

(giiiiliiliiili lulu round

sail-mummies. mum-n. '

And be secured Against loss by .muew 5......

‘ Fire and Burglars.

 

3 “1,9533%le Mil"

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u ‘ our slur Mull. I. so“

list-ll 1mm loci , _ ‘
“V” 51% Y. i'k‘ “P mmi w-
mi: a ll. inhumane-I“

50c qui'
ZSGapOUnd
Saturday an
Sunday Only

lie lliiilui .Piaililiiy,

THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
‘ TEL. 15—2. '
FREE! DELIVERY SERVICE.

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TODAY lN WALL STREET,
WALL STREET, 10:10 it. m.-——'i‘hc
opening dealings in the stock market
today wore large and congested in
some of the prominent speculative to.
voritcs. The prices were generally
lower, but gains were shown by St.
l‘i’llli, Eric. Louisville and Nashville.
Southern Railway. and II tcw others.
The gnin ill Louisville and Nilshvilic
was 3.4. There were running soles of
10.000 shares of Union Pacific nt 157 1-2
to 167. compared with 157 1-8 last night.
Missouri Pacific runs off a point. and
Norfolk and Western 1H.

WALL STREE'i‘. ii a. m.»l’riccs
started upwards with vigor in some
quarters of the list and turned the
course of the general mnrket. St.
Punl and l'nlon Pacific roso about
l H! over last night. ilcavy profit
taking was in evidence IInd turned
prices burkward before the expiration
of the hour.

WALL S'l‘REE'l‘. Noon_~'l‘he soiling
movement cost St. Pool and Union
Pacific practically all of their pains
and several stocks fell n point or
more. [.ouisevilic It: Nashville rose
strongly 2%. on the coniidcncc in n
favorable government cotton report.
There was It moderate recovery in
sympathy. Bonds wore henvy,
WAN. STREET, l p. low—With the
publication oi the govcrllnwni cotton
report the cotton cnricrs'fcll buck to
some extent. The general nlormncul
was slngnish and trading very dull,
‘Rock island old, and Corn lllxcimnuv
{out i and Amnlgnmntcd Caper guided

 

MODELS OF THEIR KIND.
Says Superintendent Winchester, of
South Nor-walk. of English
Lighting Plants.
BOSTON. August 1i.—~Among the
passengers who arrived yesterday from
Liverpool. on the lverllin, wns Super-
intendent A. E. Winchester. of South
Norwulk, Conn. o member of the com-
mission oi' the New York Vlvic il‘ed-
erntion, sent to England to investi-
gntc tho unbjcrt of nlunicipnl owner-
ship in Hull country. lie sold tilnl
his observation showed lilili the public
owned lighting plants and rnilronds Ill
England “W‘I'OC‘ models of their kind.

 

OBITUARY NOTES.

Mith‘. (MAYER lil'LiiiililiY.

Mrs. i'ilivm‘ lllllkt-h‘y. min of the
most prominent and Well known resi-
dents oi' Souillporl. lliI-d ,vcstcrduy at
her home in thin liItii‘i". iihc \rns born
in New liuvcn 70 yours: ago but illId
bccll n resident of Southport nearly
all her life. liriuht‘s disease wns the
muse of death. The Ilcrcnsod won it
member oi the llnughtcrs oi‘ the Ams
erlcnn Revolution, and of the Villngn
llupl'ovclnout‘. Society. She leaves two
daughters, Mrs. Arthur 0. Jennings
and Miss Allnu l'lulkclcy. und Unt‘ son.
Moses llnikelcy. llvr llusilnnd iIIl'iI
{our yours into. The funeral Ilrrungc-
merits him not Ill‘l‘il completed.

. MRS. JONES.

Mrs, Samuel McGowan. or South
Norwulk, received a telegram yI-sior-
dIIy. announcing the dumb or her sis-
lcr. Mrs. Jones. nt ()ukiulld, Chi. Aux-
ust 1, following on opcrution. 'l‘he dc~
ccuscd is survived by {our sister. Mrs.
Mviiownu. Mrs. Robert S. liuI-I-luy. of
ltownylon: .Vil'II. Scott, o! Weston:
Mrs. Ellsworth. of Philadelphia. und
twu llrolhcrs. .lohu llooill. of Now Or-
icunu. nlni (iconic ilootll. of Now York.

ll‘l'NlliliAl. ()ll‘ MRS. ltmllili.

The {uncrnl of It'l‘lllll't‘ii. widow of the
hue llnnici Keogh. we hold yesterday
afternoon from her into residence ut
Fort street and Senricw urcnuo. h‘umi
Norwuik. 'l‘bo fullvrul WIuI privnic, it
few intimate friends being present.
aside from the members of the film-
ily. Rev. (‘hurlcs M. i-lelicck oiliI-intod.
’l‘hc pull ilcllrers were the six soon or
the dot-culled. Charles Lane and Hurry
Gibson dried on iiowur ileum-u. ’l‘ho

 

POPULAR EXCURBION.

Do not forgot the Popular Excursion
tomorrow under the auspices of the
New York. Now Huron and Hartford
Railroad Company. Pnrticuiurs of
which Mil ulvou in the advertisement
in unollmr column of the paper. The
rcr low rate of him brings the trip
wit to the reach of all. and with the
exceptional attractive advantages of-
torded by Elwin Rook. its bolting.
bathing and other, aquatic sports,
shore dinners and amusements. with-

ab'os in Sforage in the vaU't of interment min Riverside Cemetery.

 

W
ro LOCATE lN IPRINOHILD.
Dr. F‘Award J. Miller. sun oi Chan

icII n Miller. at Grand street. to spend-
in II vacation in Norwaiil, and in the

 

 

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Men’s Outing Suits.
Men's Outing Pants.
Children’s Suits.
Straw Hats.
YouihS’ Suits $6.50. Reduced to $5.98; 5
Men’s Raucous; $4.95. $6.95. $10.50;;
Men’s Suits. $2.95. $5.95. $4.95. $6.69
$7.69. $9.95. $12.59. .
White and FallCll Neuiiuee Shirts.
59 cent Underwear.

10 doz. Bous’ 50c Waists.
6 doz. Bous’ 500 Negiicee Shirts.

iXiiiHiS till i iii ‘ Silt

at a crest savinu’

SELLECK true,

95 Washington St. So. Norwaik. I
Tel. i655.

 

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Half Price
Hall Priue ;
Hall I...
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59c
‘59c
at 190

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Tomatoes. pond. It We quart.
Pot-ton. fine native stock. 26c pa ck.
Good Pelohu. Fresh Bream.

Limited luppiy oi Homo Fruh Bus. 35: dozen.
New stock of Market Baskets, from he up to the.

Ice Cold Witormnlon at be slice.

Oranges. to close out. at one cent (to) such.

One fine old Chane left. 200 lb

SOME FIRST OF THE MONTH REFLECTIONS.
The man that pays his bili- hu h in own "upset and so for Ill blush!
to tumult And others; the man that refuses to pay (when titanic I villi
there's a way). um lives on the w butane. and in
rinsed with thieves and robbers.

Hop to serve IMI pica-o.

LORENZO DIBBLE?

“1.8”“. WII‘M' “‘8‘.” Don!“ OlllIblliltlololll;‘l‘;|‘lyifl

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At Dibbie's Grocery
' Order Suggestions.

Special price on Watermelon: to plan out, It 25¢.
Fine Swnt Corn. special price. 15c dozen.

her of others. in to be ‘

 

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From nearby forms is our special offer for Saturday. We modem-j, .‘
isi efforts to obtain the best cooking Potatoes over brought to this
town. Our price: « , '5

FANCY NATIVEPOTA’I‘OES 555M

Green Sugar 00m.

Corn is in its prime now and we have a big lot to :8wa
wants. , ‘

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