“ SENTINEL
WEBDAY. Al‘db'ti'l‘ Isms
Ila-u "Want.”"ToLst.”and
, advertisements. not exocedlnz five
the flute. m I three times. we: slxtbnes.
,. Wm lee II llne. Marriage and
More. loo. schedule of rates for ma-
“mutants furnished on applies-
01 mm ~31 mall. in sdvlnee.
mid: One mmth. see: three
.9: six months. 82. so: one rear. 85.
. why limbo". no a week. to be paid
terrier.
“an; Oman—No. fl Washin‘ton street.
limit
sum Omen. No. In Wall street. Nomlk.
Mrs are welcome at The sentinel other.
, now of any news. you will confer a
mhymtelephoulua. sending or bringing it.
as.
" In Box for the convenience of those
sh to leave items of news or other mat-
be found at the entrance to The Senti-
TBE EVENING SENTINEL.
South Nor-walk. Conn.
rger, considerably, than the Combined
lation of the other Three Local Dail-
Our Press Room is always 0pm to
-'l'olcpllone Calls.
train office. 92.5.
Mitchel rooms. 92- -2.
ianchofllce. 56-10.,
Thermometer Record.
The highest point of the thermometeI for
: the twenty-four hours ending at nocr. todzu'
‘ was at Ileumes aoove zero: lowest. 7:5 decrees
("IVS
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inlatnre Almanac for Tomorrow.
un rises' Bun sets illuh tide Low tide
4MB at 6:40 at um 1:35
The temIIeraturooi the water today in TIIC .
. Facts About Currency.
We print today on page six, Seerctax y
,Carlisie' scnmucy circular. It Is official
information on the subicct that every-
‘bodyis talking about and most pI-oph
‘ are arguing over—coinage and the cur-
_; rsncy. Here is the foundation of tin
'whole argument. It eInbraI es just ll‘I‘I
sort of facts that the self educating
voter is eager for.
1 It gives the history of gold and silVIII-
‘ coinage in the Unitedsmios, with {am
about paper money and rodolllption, to-
' gather with a statement of tho lil‘ihlllil-
. tion of gold and silver ill all the world
since the discovery of America.
One of the most interesting: features is
atabnlated statement of' the monetary
systems and approximate stocks
money. in the aggnlgatc and per capita.
in the principal countries of the world
The matter has no partisan bias.
II!
During the uscaI year caning June
I, 80. 1896, $11,440,641 wmth of silver
was coined at the United States mint.
Of this amount, $7,500,822 was in sil-
ver dollars; the rest was in half and
quarter dollars and dimes. It is true
that the purchase of silver bullion was
suspended by congress in 1593. But it
must be remembered that thocoiuago of
silver was not suspended. although its
purchase was. The Ioinage the past
year was made from the silver bullion
Blretsdy on hand ill the ift‘lltilll'y vaults.
From’imo to time individuals, banking
firms and business houses want to II:-
chaugn "silver certiflCatIIII for silver
coins at the treasury. it was to meet
this demand that the gill'l‘i'llilll‘llt coined
the $11,440,041 in silver. It may
be mentioned that the demand on the
government for standard silver dollar
pieces is one that has only aria-n since
the beginning of January.
m plemint'iit-nioryIswthut kindly
old Californian who willed all his man
ey u a fund to buy school f‘ltiliil‘i‘!
candy on each Memorial day. The unmI
of 0. W. Teasdale will be kept green
well B8 sweet in the city of (taking:
after its most distinguished politiciam
and millionaires undead and forgotten.
Tunisia“! had only a little mom-y. 800i
all told. At his death. now :33 yIInrsngo,
it was found that this little mil was ti
he left in the bank inwhlrh It had bt‘I‘i.
deposited and should accumulate inter
out your by year. At savings bank ratct
it would bring only son, yet that link
stun would hey a largo pile of candy
for tho Unltlnnd young ones l'llr‘ll Mn
mortal IiIIy. [low they flit“ it. how noun
of than not pains in tlIIIir little stoln
print, but enjoyed the vainly all the inon
for that. isduly rIIIordIId Finally, how
by", thIl young IIIII'II iliI roam Il so rapid
iy that the iIIIII rI-si uonld uni give than
ntnlttl all round of the lfitll‘ is. Then it
:Vnedm'idvd flint 'l‘Insdulo candy day .
should come only new in two years.
'Ihc gold exhibition which Chicago iI
to hold this full will be a very interest
tag on». Iiold l'il‘l‘fl from all the globe
will be displayed. AIIIIilIiIIg part of
the exhibits will he the gold extinction
machinery a'lnl implements in use tin
world owl. from Ihe primitive pun
washer to the stupendous quill-ts crush.
lug plant. a“...
Palm Cesare iIombmeo has writ.
ten a factual diequisitlon explaining
why women are greater'lins than men.
Are women center line than my?
W~W
Ifr. first: of thinis, on General
About the Clearing House.
The best illustration of how millions ,
of dollnilsfworth of commerclal treason.
tions can be conducted with the actual
itrnusfer of very little cash indeed is
probably to be seen in the operations of
a clearing house in agreat city. The
greatest part of its work of course eon-
sists in the balancing. exchanging and
reconveying to their original senders
bank cheeks and other certificates of in-
debtedness and readiness to pay. ,
A. owes B. $1,000. A. does not carry,
to much money around with him as a
general thing. So he gives B. a check on
his bank for the money. It is not con-
venient for Buto go to A. ’5 bank and col-
lect the money. He simply deposits the
check for $1,000 in his own bank, which
may be 100 miles distant from A. 's
bank. B. 's bank lets him have the ac-
tuel money if he wants it, either all in
A lump or in installments. But B. ’s bault
sends A. 's ”.000 check» to the clearing
house. There, where all the accounts of
all the banks belonging to the clearing
house are squared up, A. ’s check is re-
ceived and sent back to A. 's bank whence
it started.
The check may nbt be cashed so soon,
however. It may beheaded by B. over
to somebody to whom he in turn owes
money and put by that person into his
particular bank. Sooner or later, how-
ever. it returns to the clearing house. A
few of the largest cities of the Union
have clearing honsés of their own. Such
houses in the west send checks. certifl~
cutes. etc. . to the clearing houses of the
eastern cities and those of the east re-
turn western accounts in like manner.
Before the clearing house methods
were adopted bunks used to settle their
accounts with one another by sending
from one to another messengers loaded
with bags of money and commercial pu-
pcr. it was aclnnlsy and risky way of
doing business, mid now they simply
send their commercial paper either on
tile debit or credit side to the clearing
house, where the accounts are rapidly
balanced between banks and each ro-
~I‘civcs back its own paper.
‘ The lmgest clearing house in this
country is in New York, where paper
representing $120,000,000 soIIIctiInI-s
changes hands in a single day, that, too.
with the exchange of very little cash
money. Sixty-six bunks belong to the
New York Clearing House association.
and during the panimof 1893 they made
a compact Oiat they would support (Illl‘
another win-II an inconveniently large
demand was "rude IIII the deposits of
any one of them. They did this by
Iucunsof the issue of clearing lionsoIIIr-
tiflcatcs.
In the Full.
Weobscrve that some hypI-rI-rilical
individual is again objecting to the
word “fall" to designate the lllllf‘ oi
year which our British bretllrI-II usually
name "autumn." The hypercritical in-
dividual is simply silly. it there is one _
word which is rightly used in the ling ‘
lish languago‘ it is the term "full" III,
denote the months of September. UCiH‘
bell and NIIVIInlbI'Ir.
in itself, that word "full," thus urn-IL,
it means the time of the full of the leaf. ,
in September the guru of sumnnrfadvr ‘
a little, the more fragile and‘lII IIIIlI I- III'
the leaves in in to fall like flulII s of an
advancing snows In.
the li‘ilf storm is full on, the dying foli-
ugc IlI-IIIlIInIlII thick and fast and covml
the rurthwifh a brighincrtsue of floIVIIrI i
in bloom.
lives, and with him the winds and tin
soaking rains. The last foliage is torn”
from the trees, the leaves swirl illlhl‘l
and tlIiflII-r in the wind and rain and
finally puck away in hollows and banks,
to turn to riIh brown mold and iII Hill/.I'
llIIl I‘iliill 'lill‘l .IIIl loaf ll IsIll-npptlun Ii
the "III II Lold up the Iir arms. brou II .IIII
utilIIIrI Ii; tlIIl ”full" season is over.
if it is iIII IIIrII't iospIIult of the ”i. Ill'
IIIIIIIIIII of thIIyII lll’. thI II it is just lH in-
correct to speak of the spring, of the
your.
WantuInatI-riul frequently proves to,
be worth more than the thing it in tin,
Wllilii‘ of. This is true of IhII byproducts
of petroleum. At first rIIilIIIIrII of thI oil
WI'l‘Ii pill to their \I-itII' Ind to know
what to do with tiII-IlrIInIliul It‘lllf‘t' i‘lull‘
of! ill lillliiillll the kerosene for Illumi-
nation oil. it wound to spoil everything
it IIIuI-hIIIl and filled the air with nan
III'ouII IIIlorII bIIIIiIlIIII. fly and by they is-
come wiIIIIr. They learned to utilize IIIIII
after another lili'fulWIMil! products of
ki'l‘IIFI'lii‘leiW naphtha, bIInziIIII. mum
lino, vIIIIIIIlnIl and a dozen or more Inth,
valued medicines are distilled front
the once useless and unsightly rub-
bish. lISI-IIryIlIina is of use when its no-
lII found.
could probably be made of III-twice if
their right place could be ascertained
Don‘ t lose your bunkbtslit. A judge ,
of the ImprI mo court of New York has
decided that when a lIIIIIlItIoIIlI is pro ,
H'liiid at the bunk ulIlIIh island it "n,“
money it mils for shell lawfullybo paid
to the ntanIr unlIIIIIItlIcmarIIcinIImI ‘
stamina Iwmnnpnnying the presentation
of the book that iglIk suspicious. This
decision will no doubt be {Idiom-Ii I-isII-
thlrI'. ThIIrIfIrre if you luIIIIyourlIIIIIlIv"l
hook. the one who finds it may collect ,
your money and the bunk not he held
respmsible.
it is a whole pull":
in in Inner tln j
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from turn golden and red and glorious, ,
October this. Now-tuber nr-C
Even some usI-iI-IIII proph-
HYGIENIC WASHING.
THE . '
GONNECTICUT
LAUNDRY!
is ' no".- for .lmsi-
Inns hi hi new building
,HI I?”
()ll
Haviland
Street, South
Norwaik.
NewMachinory andAp-
pliances of the latest
Approved Type. Fil ,
tered, Rage n e ra ted
Water, Clear as Grys
taIUs‘ed.........
Everything thoroughly
modern and Sanitary.
Send address and wagon
will call.
Connecticut Laundry,
HAVILAND STREET.
SENTINEL PATYERN.
A Tiesne Paper Pattern Ill ibis Garment
May be Obtained by Using the Coupon.
We have made crucial til'i’llflizvlill’ilir
with the agents of the celebrated linear
Lilovel’ittiug Patterns. by which we ran
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and clloicests patterns of
garments. Full and explicit direction.-
fur puffing tom-flier the gannonts III-
company each pattern
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ml? LAOIES' COAT BASQUE
Iml lAillLfI' LII. uonm (mar
This striking: IIoIIIlIinatioII IllIIsfrIIII-II a
Ilizlf imp lilI ill liillllo XVI. Niylil, Iii. l‘iI ll
flow-IrIIIi iIroI'aIlI- in harmonious slInIlI-~
of mi and am II with ion vast and
IrIlIdlI'ollar of mi silk and rewrs of
firm"! Volt-III. nil gully iii‘l'ilf‘ilil‘fi with
gilt braid and handsome gill
IIIIIl Iarl human: and ('l'llVlli of
5 white Ell'i‘. 'l‘lII-slyilsh Iron-Ii skirt 'III of
IIer-en Ilinuonul IIIolIIIir. shaped with Ids
norm in latest lllliill‘. The mat basque
III I- lose fitting. single bust IlIIrlII adjunf
‘ tin: flIII frIIIIroIII r the test that Ilows
lilIiHilIlil to the waist lino, flaring slight
iy apart at the lower ulna-I The bar it
below the unist to produce the fashion-
IIlIIII times or ripplr s peculiar to fill' soc-I
eIIII'IIIuoIIIIII. th- iirnv Incl-In elm-VII.-
IIII- I-iIIIpI II in several H'l‘llllllfl, IIIIII II IIIIIIIII
being outlined \Iith gill braid. llnnd
,IIIoIIIo combinations “ill be uiIunI-I-II-Ii by
tlIIIInoIiIIiII lI-sII brilliant but quite mt
effective coloring. and the uilt braid I'llli
‘iIII 0'1""in when a less showy IIIIIIl‘eI'ti
IIIIIIirIlIl I'Ipmns of velvet or silk trim
the slim III-II stylishly and the limit PM! he
of wind to match Inn-rs.
‘I f'oat iiMlflll‘. No. no 7. is I’Ilf. in sizes
:I2. In. an, an and in in
Skirt. No, mull. term in sizes 2'), 'il.
:0. EDI and Iliiinciws unis! mI-a'surII.
The quantity of material. ll illt'ilf'll_
II lady in the IIIIsliIIIn size is three and
one half yards
To make the shirt it will rililniri‘ nit
mole of the some material.
EVENING SEN'T I I El.
OOUFON.
iintitllngtooaei’nfleru any also. of In.
(hit this out fill in {minimum-ands l irons
and oral or taken
Stdrteveot‘s Bernie House
Nan , - ,
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WALL FLOWERS
are not always the prettiest things in
our designs in wall papers We have
the acme of beauty in all the now and
unique designs and colors for parlor, bed
room, dining room, vestibule. library or
sitting room. all suited tothei r particular
needs and appropriate udorun'lent. ”or
prices are low and our papers are away
up.
Painters‘ Supplies.
Artists’ Materials. Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
THE"
BOSTON STORE!
NORWALK, CONN;
'Norwallt's Greatest Store. sonar. Greatest Stays.
ALWAYS ON THE MOVE!
Always Adding to the
' Big List Of Attractions!
\\ c have secured through the well-known house of Smith & Angeli, balance of their
Pointing. i’aperhanging. Dccoratin v
and SW, wring. E season' 5 offerings In
DECKER,
79 Washington Street. So. Norwalk.
BEl’TER THAN BANKS
You couldn’t make
u better investment
of nIlIIlIIl)’ than "in the,
PUB lu‘nf )i
MONlIH .‘lf‘illrlln‘fll‘l’.
(If my Iloilt rust.
mothIIIloII' teat them
they don 't ilIIctIIanI
in mine to any III. ’|-
sonnllo extent and
falcon IIIIIIuII ren-
izo on them Very
nearly their VII..IlII:
: The) make fine IIrI- II-
onts or heirlooms and are slwws MI "Hunt
Iunllateml When you mint ilist- water dia-
monds nt iewelri no to
HOMER B. HOVT‘S
Jewelry and Optical Store.
80 Washington Street.
ROTON POINT
AUDITORIU M
Almond Mrs.
Harry D’Esta
and Company.
l'l’I'Hi‘lliiilgfl high class, novel and lit'
I-IIlI-Illy pleasing IIntI-rtaiIIInnnf,
consisting of
Ventrilo'quism,
Prestidigitation.
Vocalisnand Dancing,
Mechanical Theatre,
Musical Cats,
Royal Marionettes.
Acrobatic
Specialties. etc.
Punch and Judy.
lI‘ortlIII I‘lIiiIlnIII. Matinee prices: Adults.
ion; Ihildrunfl iwIIIIiIlII,
l“ and L’UII-llts.
‘
OPENING or THE sEason
HOVT’ S THEATRE
Thursday, Aug. 20.
Thu \v IriIl fumed
Brothers Bryne!
lII fiIIII Ill Iill‘lUlhl inn”.
“it I 'IlI II
THE NEW EIGHT
BELLS.
'1 it" W i'IlI- Ii Ill :» hit it rhlII
"IlhI \nms lull tl'l'ilttti' ill in.
Tho l'IIIII-III-I iii-IIII- 'i‘I‘onu-ui .\-Ir~>lIIf~.
The Bountiful I‘- infill ..
'l‘lI-I llI-IVIlIiI-IIIII; 'i'rivk 3 I'III‘l‘I',
'“II' “IIII lI-Il Il ‘Iim iIMIII'Ili [2|le in.
A GIGANTIC PRODUCTION
Filiit ' \I. \Illl‘ I 4
.II. .E’II; ~I ll I-II “Ill“ IIf l'iIIiIIIoIl II
and from I. III... :.~
GLEN ISLAND
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-{III -III-I fun- Ill Ir
.
l'rlI'I‘ fl. 77w.
EOOOL BREEZESl
IIiIlII limit and under :IrIII not-s wulII 'll-
Grand Excursion by
‘Iil \“lllt
MVNDERT STARIN
lVl'tlll Till'. HVI’II‘FW HI" Tm:
FIRST M.E.CHURCH
liundnr Whom“! w-IIIII Nornulh to IIlIIII
WednesdeyifihAii‘gust 26.'96
From tho ImIIIinIII IlwiI. at Kn'IIloI'lI IIIIIIIII
' A' h n
iII'kI-ts, - « .IIl Lents.
i lIil- III- III IIIIIiI-rII I . 'l'iIIkIll: ihr I-anlII IIl
l‘lmtlv Ila. Helm-on «and than" .\ “Ilr‘ns' u
I'll" I-llI- of "II l. i l4 l'” IlIVI-ly iImIfI-Ii II.
'wiIlI- mmiml tomake this lItIMIIlI' for In. Innovator”...I...I
WI ’1l ",:I.,_.. .I ,I l ”It or." II." 5mm}.
.. Ii.‘ , .,., . -H I. . mm llw to. Ion
if" H *4. ( I'» “W!l‘l.’e'ilt‘-‘ii.|l"'
”m N ‘ ll ' L I i 5 ll, IlIIIr-l‘s liquid little.
TI I! (I .' I i ”Ii/I‘ll invested
win ll it: II limo/red
Fri; .. I Iii. C l. 'l'llink of
til ile angel. breaks that
oil} in iflI‘-'l\iL'Ii in a tripe
and will II III Iii..lla1"d With
The growth of electric street railways;
iII slmntln the fact that in the statedl
New York alone 94 per cent of all seen
L ”in: line hi every anthem
_ , I“: “WWW“ w
Pam lie. our. can bid! Wt!
“Will W ‘
F r
L “Big: 6&5:
nuts LADIES’ AND MISSES'HOSEl
Atpi'iccs lower than all previous records. It means, to state it briefly, that ,
50c Will Buy One Dollar’s Worth.
This Sale opens Saturday Morning,y at ‘l o 'clock.
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'HOSIERY.
II; l‘I', (Io lift/,t‘il, ladics' fast bl II it, Iicamless Siflf‘killgs" spliced heels, full lengths, all clean and fresh
.III.I l' , pm p.III'iI,.‘ Hunt of (I pairs, ‘,r)(‘. I
I mm: boys IllIl girl! IilIlII-d stockings S. and .I.\ make, the regulir 25c qu: Ilitv; not more than (I pairs
to a III.IIImcr; per ptIiI I: I- -:lI'.
l case men «I lino bl. U l; andtan llU‘iC, high spliced heel ., warranted two thread liermSIlorf dye, per p'ur.
[2 l 2t.
Ladies. Preach lislc lIIIIII', in black only, every pair warranted perfect, same as Sold everywhere at 48c;
Ir.ln'i last long, [it'r pair, 25v.
DRESS GOODS.
.iI'.
Io Inc: vs him k, iIQIIrIlIl III (III: IrIls cashmere finish 50c grade for one weIk, only' 37 I- 2I yard
40- ”if it all IIIIIIl l- III :IIlI llII IIIiI-il.I, our ll gulur sl quality sold usually lIv Ile:'Ichs .If $I. 25; spread for
this unit, ,5I: pII Ianl
LINENS.
-.(I in hm Me: II he I] Germ III IlanI Mk (‘.‘ flu mine, «Inc “In k only. 23C yanl.
ll. Il.r New In IIl, Mira lII Ivv leIc llilI'll Ilam: Isk lor this In I 1;. 28C.
.ltl‘wi l'L'f'l'lVI‘d, .I llI‘W :lIIIl I‘IIIIIiIlIIIII line: of window shades. Prices from 25c up.
IN OUR POPULAR CLOAK ROOM.
i.:IIiiI':.' unit-t, .'| low sixes only, in plain sergvs and fancy mixtures. at about one half regular prices.
l.:IIii«-,I.' ‘I‘I‘iiilrilit‘ skirt», in black surges. figured Inohairs I’lil(l fancv checks, at prices from 25 to 40
will. if 55 than rcgnl II \illlitf< '
Ladies ll ItlIiIIg suit. .II$I.9S:YIIII1 :~ ’5. .50; \vorili‘i .3 a ’lilil 4. 50.
int: Iuis' :IIIIl misu- s «.lIoII dresses, in white and luncics, It'lzlrgtt variety at reasonable prices.
per
THE BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, NORWALK, CONN.
TELEPNONE OALL. 58-2
Important Questions Answered!
I High Grade Teams all the name indicates—sini-
l . ply pol-foot?
Whore can [obtain the lines! Ililt l-I-igv i'l’wlllh I
my “all” in ill'WlI. ‘J'JI' III: .‘Illis for if} ,IIII',’ I
At
Sey-
mour’s
I
\ A full line Iii the Ferris Celebrated Hams. Bonn-
llorden‘s llxtrm-t If (lotion,
' ' I less Bacon. etc. The finest goods to be secured?
for piIIIIiI-II, IIIII ': 1
illltl;‘~i I
\
llIIiicioIIanva and Mocha ('IIlTI‘I‘. the
hill ‘1‘ ixmibl ‘ ( l I an \ ll .‘lllt v White Full (‘rIlIIn Phonon, Old English
' l . ‘ V II II; .‘
I liuirv I‘liilmlclphin (ireanI,NeufchatI-l'r
M‘”NIIt llot I'lIIIIIp, lIIIi how good. We can serve you in the most :Icccpt'alilc manner.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Loading Orooor.
SO. NORWALK.
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.,
A 9000 WIFE'
Shoal-i airto he ii good rook.
floor of the first quality he used.
II-ll you to he sure and
BUY “MAUD S” FLOUR.
lI l‘Ililliiit" from perimi wheat. IIIIIII‘III lI alimvs ilII- I..IInI-,aod it makm 2n
MORE “(Ml/its T0 Tllll ll;I\l<l{ll.l ”lllAN ANY OTHER iii .I)l' it.
$4.25 PER BBL; 55:: PER BAG.
We are selling [500 poundsoi our lif".i iilgzin (,‘rmmr-ry illliii‘r f'lll‘ll wvck.
we supply you? (for price is
l9c PER POUND.
no pounds best Granulated Sugar for Man
NEWIYORK ‘Gn’ocERv co.
Donovan Building, South Norwalk.
as'AND 11 MAIN ITREET. NORWALK.
IF Youwnimu IIIE'IIEws
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Resume,
vw ww -
AII lire-ad is Ihr emit of life, it is important that
llIIIlIIInIIs if you consult your wives, they will
Can
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Norwalk Chronicler