Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 4, 1906 · page 5

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, '_’ . :Miss IdaKraemar spent Labor Day

in Waterbury. 9!.

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"Robert A. Davidson, of, Ansonis.
’ ‘ ity at the home of Mr.
‘ undue. Schmedes. , _. _

The bdrge R. J. Garrett is dlscbarg
"III a load of coal for Raymond Bras.
at their Water , street wharf.

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. Mrs. Mary Curtains: and Miss Clara
Cousins; oi Main street. Norwsik, were
visitors in Ridgeiield',vyesterday.

Mr. and MR. William Fun, of
Franklin avenue. are the proud part
‘ outs of a baby, born a no days? £30.,

The threatening weather prevented
.. the game between the blew-Cannons
. g and Winnlpauks yesterday morning on'
the iatter's grounds.

, George J. Cavanagh and Frank Brun-
dage. of Norwalk, witnessed “The

; Tourists" at the Majestic Theatre. New
York, yesterday afternoon.

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Dr. and Mrs. Arthur [rvln and Mr.
V and Mrs. J. HJMartin. .i automobile,
. from Boston to New 10. l:
. stopping at the ifoteltflilifbrd.

Mr. and Mrs. Emil Bergen and twin
daughters. Marion and Cecil. of White
Plains. N. Y., spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Schmedes.

Mr. and Mrs. Purdy and Miss Evelyn
Simpson. of Peekskill-on-the—Hudson.
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Aisthorpe, at their home in Seaview

was Annelle'flaisch, who hiss been
he guest of W. J. Foster, of Reed
treat, for the past raw weeks, re.
turned yesterday to her duties at the
New England Conservatory of Music
at Boston.
Freeman Light. son of Judge John
H. Light, returned yesterday from a
ten weeks’ stay at Major Baker’s sum-
not school at Thousand islands. Mr.
‘ht‘is planning to enter 3. Vermont
ilitary school this fall.
The trailic on the railroad for the
three days has been enormous.
' going upon short vacations
the city andretiflu'mqfe returning
.4 vacations spout loathe country
Y'kept the railssin‘gipg'day and

the Rev. Alexander Hamilton, who
_ Episcopal rector of Dover Plains.
_.. spent Labor Day at his home
, 'rwalk. Mrs. Hasnllton and their
' r. Miss Charlotte Hamilton,
aiding a few days in Rev. Mr.

on s ”513‘ Laaa... ’ t.
“your bones aching. nerves tired.
restless. ,itldhey‘ and-lily r trou-
rgy low}, , Theseape mm!
Vitality. Holllster’s Rocky oun-
‘l‘aa will make you well. Tea. or
o'ts. 35 cents. Plaiated's Drug

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Misht little daughter was born a

days ago to Mr. and Mrs. John

«banner, of 2! Relay: street. Stam-

Ir. Weyerhauser. who is s for-

ii known Norwslk young man.

now employed at the Yale and
he luck factory. .

ractm Leslie Gamble took' a
«but Sunday in his erv’bf Greek

- .snd they arrived a ' Oyster Bay
‘ no hour after signing. austyin
see the second ddadron, eight

‘ sail intoflystsrmsy barber.
they were entering the bay.

, ‘0 float made. again. maneuver
t’ in single . p Q, istwss adorn:

slant. and

the pat-ti",r Wtflwew

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WI We will resume its most-
lht at 8.0110“...an than
work in the isllotrcratt degree.

19.1.0111 n bliss C ._ ,_
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'Vsnn. in, A' '7 “young blather. who is. “hair“

twain}. id. Ross.

Its. a son»,

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hand [3°

. Ethel By’sbee. .of Quintard avenue.

have been ,,

my it fall from his front porch, is get-
" ting along nicely.
‘ knitting together (as rapidly as could

‘wiil assist on both the South Norwalk

” more... . well .1 storm in t

una eta saucers/at rim. or

p sellout smote: rrmrec . :
tor swash; Manual. trsiuinin rm . ‘

bond drawing. Athletics. a 4 ‘
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‘ ‘ have: nuts

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.‘ Captain Crockett, of Rowayton. took
a party of friends to Oyster Bay. yes-
terday. afternoonzfin his: sloop. ‘

. V. gawmgnwm ”‘ ~
Howard Eiory Hoyt wil
duties in the..Clty National) Bank to-
morrow after his annual vacation.

Letter Currier Henry 0. Bailey is
enjoying a several days‘ vacation. and
Substitute Crofoot is covering is route.

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Miss Clara. Belle Velsor and Miss

were guests of “leads in Danbury over
the holiday.

Two watches were found yesterday
at the Central Labor Union picnic. one
hy‘inicer Toothlli and tho‘otbcr by
Gabriel Hoyt. .
GeorgexLeslle, formerly a railroad
telegrapher’ in So th, Norwalk. has
been spending a k days in South
l‘iorvtralk.g and left

as . , ‘ ~

Mr. and hire. '1'. J. Magnet drove
down from Waterbury yesterday and
spent the (lay with friends in South
Norwailt.’ This morning they left for
a. vacation trip to Atlantic City.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Romaine Barnum
and Miss Grace'Bsrunm of Bethel. are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. 'l‘ucltcr.
at their home. in Main street. Nor-
walk ‘ - l ,
Tickets for the grant ball game be.
tween theabhalnbss men of South Nor-
walk and Norwuik. to be held on

Amusement Park, September 20, were
issued today. ,, g .»

An examination for the position of
clerk and carrier in” b. South Nor-
walk post-onlce will" be bold tomorrow
morning under the direction of Clerk
Fred 8. Conley. 5 ‘

. gr,
Miss Louise Oldenschlagcr has re
turned to her duties as stenographcr
with the John Hancock insurance Com-
pany, after spending Labor Day with
friends in Bridgeport.

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Howard Winona ‘ gun ‘
returned from a. t s ‘th at Paw-
"Ml return to

lett, Vt. Mr. W 7
chool for his sor-

street. has

Sheffield Scientist-
ond year of study the latter part oi
this month.

utter Carrier John Healy, who
fractured his arm about ten days ago

The fracture is

be expected.

The new carrier for the South Nor-
walk postoilice will enter upon his du-
ties Octobor 1st. His route has not
yet been mapped out, but probably be

and East Norwalk route.
V W
George S. Miller, brother of Deacon
William Miller. isrejoioing today over
the arrival yesterday in his Stamford
horns. of a baby'bOy tipping the scales
at twelve and one-half pounds. And
the "Dam" is already laying plans for
a now Rodmam . _ g
A very pleasant and well attended
dance, the lust ibgular hop of the sos~
son. was held last evening at the No
walk Yacht Club. The weather on
music combined to mpkethe affair
one long to he remembered; An extra
dance. the last of in mop, will be,
held at the clubhous Baptsmber ii.
m. ‘

Alfred Anderson came up from Bist-

cn island yesterday and paid a visit

who has been,visiting Mrs. l". W. Pit»
our. of Stuart avenue.

‘ . adv wuru-vou.
l resume his .

No. .14 so.

‘slerdsy for tho 2.

to his sister. Mrs. Stephen MINING; .
Mrs. Lawrence ‘
he has made. her home .for' :

M or. it A‘sr'ususvwaa‘m»
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perpetrate litm-

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Norioikian ‘ ~ Two‘rPlcceSaiis: $2.650 ‘to'$6.
. institutes. entrance, their correct. mm ruslgts'rssrnoo- _

sLs suns rm: asses or run new teams In mar AND 'rar. .
remap musics. tom fro tum. . ‘ » - ‘

NATO. caps AND FUltNisHINGs ros nova, m chant-tr mo VA.
atervssvoao myrmae we've shown seasons. spins voua:

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MAIN“ 1'.

Selling Grain. Hay and need. in a his. fair. liberal
way, is our business. Profit is not our only aim—not
quite. We owe much to the public for the patronage
they giro—and keenly appreciate it. We take Lupine
things for granted though-as sthat South Norwallt 9 de-
pends chiedy on this store for Good. Grain, Good Service.
And for that you pay us just as little as you would-pay
any dealer elsewhere-«anywhere.
figs“. Buy Oats Thais Olsen.

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“fines
ngep. "edrs,

. 800k and Stationery Stores. » ..
49 Wall or. Narnia. s so. brain no. So, “mg.

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watch out ”Want” "For Sale” and “To
Le ’-’ celumn for bargains.

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Million and * lobsters,
Swordfish. and all other kinds of fresh fish.
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reg-am returned from fish
w ore, s _
more than a year. ' libs was prsssntv
at the drudtulsosnesgftsr the as“.
quartet 'l'o-dsy she went to New Y ..
accompanied by Mr. Anderson. .
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While others are coloring tr .
Mir speedyahlos. there is disgust
Nor-walk lad who still gets a lot oi,
enjoymcnrfrotn his bicycle This is
uni-y. mm.” as «has not

.70er of use. sedated to New“ .
city. and Saturday he did, tbd m
trick again. Starting at 4 o'clock in

us. Yesterday he psi a Visit.
my Island and returned hon

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st. Julian Claret

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. val here. and this influence; tot

< ’ing. Great Northern pfd. 3 1-2, blot-ib-
. Norfolk 1 Western. National Railroad
3. Paciiic. Brooklyn '1‘ unit and Arnal-
,, garnetsd Copper 1 to
. opening prices invited heavy realising
, 8

. were notably affects
. later St. Paul shot

. & Ohio rose 2 5-5,‘
» Northwestern 2 1-2, Atchiaon 1 1-4 and

,. in: rates for call m‘oney‘ .at ilp'ar ,c

i At the’

= endeared further trouble. -«

alike“

~ ~ sold: by ths‘Psnasylvsnis today mitts

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The Wines are absolutely pure and.
rightly aged. They were bought for.

medicinal’use and We know they are
all medicinal Wines should be.

i. run Passcairriou‘sroas.
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your. hammer answers

TODAY IN WALL OTRIIT.

WALL STREET, fusion. m.—-Lon-
don carried prices of Americans to a
higher level during the holiday inter—
other
with accumulated buying orders from
domestic sources swept‘openlng prices
upward throughout the list. at. Paul,
the Harriman Pacific’s, the Hill stocks
end the Pennsylvania groups were
most affected. St_ Paul opened at an
advance of 4 1-2 ovet-«Balhrdsy’s clue

can Pacific 2: Canadian Pacific 1 34.
Baltimore it Ohio 1 5-8, Pennsylvania

of Mexico pfd.. Union Pacific, Southern

1-4 and a num-
ber of other stocks large fractions.
WALL STREET. 11's. m.--The high

sales and the level dropped back.‘ A
stacks which did authors in the
speculation sold below Saturday‘s lcv-v
oi. ’i‘he Harrlrnan Replace, the United

rates Steel stocksa‘nd i’ennsylvanls
d by the realising.
up has new. record
price. 5 1-2 over Both ay. Baltimore
ending 2 1-4.

Erie and others a point. These. re-
newad advances hadsome sustaining
cifcct on other stocks. huttbe activity
of the trading diminished. .
ALI. STREET. noonr’i‘be o p-

pr.
and some restralnl '1 influence upon
speculation . warmth; 9 a later.

therein .

some stocks under cover of strength
in others. Smcjtingfell 2 1-2 and Un-
ion Pscinc a fraction below Saturday
and Amalgamated Copper and United
Siatcs‘Bteel lost their rise «Baltimore
dc Ohio and Reading rose a fraction
higher than before and Brooklyn Tran-
sit gained 2 H. Bonds were irregular.

WALL STREET. .1 p.‘ ‘m.—-Itocks
continued to displaycthssarna irregu-
larity as they had inthemorning. but
the fluctuations becanie narrower as
business decreased. Reading and Bal-
timore a (thin were bought continent-
iy and showed gains of 3 H and 1 3-8.
respectively. at 1 o'clock. Newborn
Central and Colorado Fuel were forced
off a.point.

RUNAWAY IN SOUTH MAIN
.TRIIT.

Quite an exciting runaway occurred
in South Main street yesterday after-
noon about 1 o'clock. though fortunate-
ly no serious damage resulted. Funer-
al Director D. W. Raymond hitched
a horse from the Bolmans' stable in
front of a harass. and while he was
inside the animal became frightened.
broke loose ,
Washington"th “railroad
brid ’ it veered around into Ills-t
Was legion street. narrowly missing
two children who took refuge in Bias.
car's cigar store. John Hines Jumped
out. and caught the rtmawsy horse by
the nose as it rounded the Msbsckemd
corner and, both man and animal went
down. W. 9. Gladstone and several
other is went to his assistance

.. ”mu-mflfiquhh ‘
PINNIVLVAN'A RIWCIQ Hot-o'-
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rumours”. 'sm' t.

-—in airy
having been made u

at the otloss of the
Psansyirsats Rallrosd for the exact
amount of stock of the Masters a
to and Nor-font a Western Railroads

sat tthe following additional state-

atss . .
. "The Pen ”lusts has sold about
mm truth or autism motto
held about “0.000 shares of Nar-
b and Western thermal-a the
, , y‘holdtags of the” Pens-ms.“
' tent “about“ presents

of. those companies."

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r lat, mount-kin“ proceeding in

and bolted up the street. . .

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' Broken lots Youuqai‘ie‘i'i’SSuiis. bill" '
' Small Size in... strand cood‘ricklcdswln
suits at $5.00. Thesesuils werciolmel ll;
priced at from $10. to $16. ‘ ‘ '

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7 Hedddc-Fostsrs for Madam! lays
as Washington at. so. "we... ’ V

0'be ' “e as ll“ * *‘
i e s rocery u . silo. . § -
cross news FOR saruhpAWMEI-Lme. cm. tar... , ~'
Corn—A ‘ocod supply of. Fresh Grssn Corn, Evergreen anti Countryiastt-
tlcman. at do per dozen. '- ‘ - ” ‘ "
Lima Beans. 50o pack. ' . .

. Print latter. new stock Just In. price .‘ little hlshsr. 30o lb. .
Creamery Tub—Hays had people come to me complaining. pay,
want to try my butter. can‘t not use d Tub some. hink l norms
Tub Butter. Try it. can lb. .. . \ é . »

Tomatoes. largo. ‘i‘lns, all that youcculd wish. for in quality. at ”obse-
kct. (Saturday special). . .'

Sweet Potatoes. ‘ ‘

apps—3hr“ sorts, three price
“make good" all that prove bad.
islands. 32c dozen. and held rcfrl

Swift’s Premium Hams; a

Sperry and Barnes’ Bacon.
pcund.‘ . , .
Dolled sliced Boneless Ham for picnic or lunch.
some, boiled ham and can allosit on. my machine. for
tlty be please; any thickness orJhinnass. at 86c lb

Tea-n-l have hit! somet‘u
taristlo of thctea sold fro
“it." the words.
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s. and nothing to “fear is to nonfat l
Free home laid. at 30c deem; Long

orator eggs. at 28c dozen, . ;'

am 17%: lb. _ .,
cut on our siloiti‘g machine, lsvar’y hips. us
'i turn just got an»

sandwiches, any: nan- . ,

hoolicltsd testimonials prints as blot-hobbit
so my‘ eons (not postage goods). “very nice new
email sample given on ‘nqusctflwbsn other goods errata

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