9dikor
carerto crust
1 M. MARKED FOR SLlCING. The only perfect bread pan.
byaetep experience has taught the needs of bread baking. Wise women and men have tried in
dred ways to improve on the run-over flat pans that turn out loaves with burnt edges. raw bottoms.
' ky sides, until at last the crimped crust pan solved the problem, and makes bread baking. as we]
3 1111111 eating, a pleasure. It makes delicious and nutritious bread, the crust is even and delicate, and
ctitttped surface adds to thdcrust area and at the same time marks the pornt for slicing into dainty
bet. Come and see this wonderful pan and taste the delicious bread made in it.
Have You Seen Our $IOO Bicycle?
not, you fail to keep up with the times. Strictly high grade, guaranteed' 1n every particular [guaran-
7 a 0109 wheel, not 875 list] made by one of the largest bicycle concerns in the country, who restrict us
11 using their name on account of cutting the price. .
Cash---$38,. Con-Cash
Look at this wheel and wonder, and you will see another demonstration of the fact that‘ 'If you see is at
1.1111111 '11 it 's a bargain.’ 3
OPEN EVERY EVENING. , _
NORTH MAIN AND ANN. STREETS,
$0. NORWALK. CONN.
JUST .ecnm
' A LOT OF .
ooden Bicycle H andle Bars!
Which I will sell for one week at $2. 50 per pair.
Also have a look at my stock of
CARRIAGES.
WAGONS.
BICYCLES.
, HARNESSEsn
1 and HORSE
~ GOODS.
No trouble to _show goods, even
though you do not purchase.
Repairing done at short notice.
LUTHER M wRieHT,
Factory and Repository,
Franklin and Madison Streets, - . .
South Norwalk.
THURSDAY: IS: BARGAIN: DAY!
1,. To call added attention to our
DOMESTIC DEP’T.
We will, on ThursdayAftcrnoon, at 1 o’clock, sell the popular
Fruit of the Loom, 5 Cents Per Yard.
A limited quantity to each customer.
3" 9-4 UNBLEACHED SHEETING AT I2 I-Zc.
And other goods at attractive prices.
A. Dickerman 81 Son,
at Washington Street. , - South llorwallt, Connecticut.
Evening Sentinel
PRINTING House-:1 ' .
Thoroughly Equipped. for Every Kind of Printing.
stsr QUALITY or 1110111111 THE [OWEST rarer-:5.
m to Lemur 39 31111" that (11111131 he 7 1311‘. 11111 11111111111111.1111;
' entilo.
cow Midst.
it Was Demouetlzed by the
Greeks.
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WHY 30'! RESTORE IT NOW?
, flaw—mm
We 11.11111 nave nee 111111.; I'm-181111111,
Chute - Whisky amine-1111‘ Would
M1111. flood If“: "my «- Why Discriml-
use Against the M0?
The silter miners want “something
more done for nilvor." But silver l11111
bud 11 good deal done for it.’ and it has
proved to be a bad job. Silver does not
improve with age; whisky docs. Under
tho Bland and Sherman note we made 11
forced loan and run the country in debt
nearly 3500, 000. 000 in order to do some.-
thing for silver by buying 1111- or bullion.
We have most of it stored aw try in
collars. It has not improved by ngo. It
cost nearly 11 dollar an ounce and is
now worth less than 70 cents. We stand
to lose about $I00,0(10,000 on what we
have don‘o already for silver. If we tried
to got rid of the silver without forcing
people to take silver dollars. we should
lone 11 great deal more.
. Now. if we had bought whiuky at the
some rnto per111ontl1—‘2,000, 000 worth
from 1878 to 1890 and nearly $4,000,-
000 worth from 11190 to term—we might
have issued legal tender notes pnynblo
either in money or in whisky. and then
we should have done much better. Each
year’ 11 notes could have been secured (in
onehyenr's whisky purchases, so that 1111
the years went by every series would
have been worth a premium because the
whisky improved with age.
Buying the whisky would also have
made a good market for corn mid rye. I
don't know how: much corn or rye it
takes to moire a gallon, but it must take
a good deal. Evory gallon would have
been certified in quantity and quality
by the government stamp on the puck-
ugo. just as tho silver dollnrn nrc.
According to the id to l attorneys of
the silver minors, all that is needed to
ninkosilver 1111 good on gold is 11 force
bill or 11 legal tondcract. Now, if cheap
silver can be doubled in value by 11
force bill, why not anything else—why
not whisky?
The farmer wants to gettioublc pricea
as much as the silver miners want to.
11nd if it only needs the force of 11 legal
tender not to put tip the price of silver
from 60 or 70 cents an ounce to ti. 2!),
why not put up other prices? Mr. N ew-
luuds of Nevada says that the purpose
of the Silver party in to make 11 50 cent
silver dollar equal to 11‘ 100 cent gold
dollar. Why not make whisky certifi-
cntcn or cattle certilicntos a legal tender
secured by good liquor and good beef?
_ Ono kind of fiat money is just 111 good '
us another. If people are to be forced to
take fiat money whether they want it or
not, would it not be Well to give them
11 kind 'of money that has smoothing
better than uil1 or behind it—somcthing
th.1t unproven with age? People. on y
thorn in newr enough good whisky, no
that if we. had bought tho. whisky and
put it away to imprrwc by age there
would have been enough whisky, there
Would have been plenty of mom-y, and
there would have been :1 grout denl bet-
ter market for corn and rye.
But perhaps cattle would do better
thnn whisky. No one could object to
(few money is older than any
other kind of money. Cows. sheep, lliiit's
11nd othcr cutth- wcrc money and did all
the work of money for centuries. Who
dcnnmetizod the cow? It was :1 worse
crime than tho net of 11173. There on»
only a handful of 11111-1 r miners, but
only think of the number of farmers
who have suffered ilf'l‘iHh‘H cow» Worn
dmnonotizod. Why should not the form-
cru supply thcmaolves with all tho lognl
tclnlor cow money they w.1nt oil their
own pastures? It. only needs :1 11111111 11-11-
dcr act and 1111 issue of legal tender cow
money pnynblo in him.
The ancient Persians were 11 great
people before the Greeks conquered
them. and it was the “reek coins that
did away with the cow moncy. We
might copy, the l’orninn lnwn. They lined
the nmonnt of money 11nd the vnlno of
it. When aphysicinn attended 11 family,
be wnu entitled by law to make the fol-
lowing charges:
“ilo Hilllll heal thc priest for 11 holy
blowing. lio Hlitlll lienl tho. lord of 11
town for 1111 1111 of high value. llo nhull
lo-nl tho lord of 11 borough for 1111 or of
overngo vulue. iloshnll heal the into-tor
ol' the bonito for 1111 ox of low value. lio
slinll ht‘nl thowifoof the lord of at town
for the value of 11 mar-u lie shall hold
Ihn wife of tho 111111111111" of 11 borough for
lho vnluo of 11 1011'. Ho uhnil hcnl tho
111 11 of the 111111111 r of 11 homo for th:
v11 no of 11 111111111111 tho " 1 lenmu r”
W111- cnllod upon to 1- 11 11111111 11 child for n
lninb. ant the cleansing won I know
not.
('own 11nd bulb! cimulnb'd 11“ MM
Min and till through whnt or now Hu-
ropc, nwny 11111111111111: tho l’nrthinns and
over among the ”uni! oven in lrclnnd.
Aaron Wore good money. and the 1111111111
curried the other good» that people
Irmh d 111 when they were trained to it.
(lows and built: kept the roomy in cir-
mlntion—plenty 11f it.
Our fnrmern had better Inko this 111111.
for up and get Unr'lv 1411111 to utninp all
the calves 1111 well 1111 the mine. thmp
the culvert at 11 1pn1rlor of 11 cow. 1""an
It heifer nt hnlf 11 cow and 11 Hymn-«dd
"lnmfcrittcr"111111 full unit or ainndnrd
of value. good 1111 gold. t'eriillcoton could
be Islam] for the whole lot and they
Would all be legal tomb-r. ant 11 true
inoncy syntcm that would be. to ho mire!
Who wants nny 1111111 or silver when be
1'1111 art cow money and 1111111111111“! "WI
whisky money for 1min” chuml"?
Whisky 11111 111-. 1111:in divided into
small parcels 11nd certificates issued--
half gill for 11 nickel. nnc gill for 11
11111111. one lamb certificate for .1. one
11th certificate for 32; one calf. Q3: 11
hymn-old. .10. and 11 flyover-old "beef
critter." 090, full standard unit of
nine.
'f'hntt the hour could come In it“! 111111-
, 81-15.
‘ i
ply nuau change. Why hot! 11 one on
certificate In place of a cent.
Would not that give the Populist
farmers all they want—11 kind of mon-
ey and 119 they want of it based on
their own crepe? Would not everything
be low ly' The meat fanning intercom
of tho country would be promoted.
There would be 11 full and abundant
supply of money. How much porcup-
1111? They any they want fifty dollars
($30) per head. How would certificates
for 2 gallons of whisky 11 your. 100
011115. 5 calves and 2 cows suit?
There would have to be one It” per
enpitu to carry the burden. Such 11 cup-
ply would enable everybody to got all
that kind of money that he wanted.
There would be no more abuse of gold
bug» or silver cranks, and we might
have 11 rest from all our inoncy trouble».
The more this plan is considered the
more i think it will be admired. Cow
money in the oldest standard or unit of
value that we know anything about. It
was not until after the pcntllont inven-
tion of coinage that cow money was 1h»
monetizcd.
Thnt crime has never been traced to
the wretches who committed it. We
know that Bonnier Stewart and other
members of the house 11an thosonuto
committed the crime of 1873 against
silver, but the crime against cow monoy
ought to be brought- iitto court and its
nefarious promoters placed at the bar of
justice and put into contempt for all
time. to come. 1131111711111 ATKINSON.
The employers who are paying oil‘ their
hands In Mexican dollars. which will pass
current [or only 55 crnte, I"! furnishing:
veils-lilo object lesson. Our own silver
doll-re will be worth less then the Mex-
Icen dollar-11 If the supply gets beyond con-
trol of the government, as it would under
11 free coinage law. Men would say [old
had [one up. But gold is the etfndnrd of
value and etande etill. The gold dollar
would be worth the name. and the silver
dollar would be worth 53 con" or lose.
General Joe Shelby For McKinley.
I will nbnndon friends, party and
kindred rather than yield oven implied
consent to such :1 have assortment of po-
litical horosics. If the party swallows
the Chicago prescription, its death is
certain. The Chicago platform is Popu.
ulisni. sugar contcd. its candidate in a
rising doinngogue, is dangerous rhetori-
cinn who for a momentary applause
would light a torch 11nd apply it to the
very citadel of American liberty. We
who believe in sustaining low. order
and sound currency should vote. for Me-
Kinley. Those who favor free and un-
limited coinage of silvor disorder. 1111's-
rnle and ultimate repm‘liution should
support Bryan and take their choice be-
tween Howell and Watson.
The fact that the Democrats of lilie-
eouri have nominated a banker for [or-
ernor ehofld not. be overlooked.
Senator Grly 111 Not For Bryn.
I have not iudorsedBrynnn11dh'1-wnll,
nor do 1 contemplati- doing 1111. I have
1111 11 11 Denim-rat 1111 my life, and I do
not propose to be 1lriv1-11 out of my party
at this time because.- my views up some
questions differ from those.» of runny of
my fellow Democrats. The conclusions
of tho Chicago convention by no means
met my approval. I am not iusympnthy
with thin Altgol1l-'l‘illn1:1n- llrt 1111 free
silu-r movement. and MW!“ notor been
‘I'HE DECLINE in WHEAT.
Value bee Only In rifles—Due M
Foreign Competition.
Thirty years ago American when! sold
\1'itl1outprcuont competition at :1 high
price in the English rnnrkrt 11nd corn-
innndcd :1 correspondingly high price in
the United States, bccnuno inodcrn fu—
nilitiea of transportation had been more
quickly adopted in to than elsewhere.
lint by degrees South America and linu-
ain have introduced onrolovntor Hystenis
'md prceouwa of railroad transportation,
14o flint the when! groWeru of II1:1t.-1eelion
11nd of lmiin have. of Into year! brought
their products into competition with
our own. thus necessarily forcing down
tho price.
But notwithstiuuling this, the Aii1cri~
c1111 whcnt grower docunot seem to have
ninfl'rinlly unflorod, for Hon. L. (i.
Powers, labor commissioner of Minnc»
solo. has pointed out in hit! In“! report
that inrnn-rn in Minnesota hnvo bm-n
getting within the last few yearn 1111
111111 l1 on their forms for their wh1 111 11.1
the y 1 cold ohtuin at tho tonne place :1“
ycnrn 111.111. The price 11f win-111. ill low» r
in Chicago. 1 111' York and London,l1ut
the loan by this doclinc him not been to
the former, but to the transporter. 11nd
this 1111 the direct result of llnprot‘v-d
methodunf transportation. 1! any one
can point out how 11 change In the
ntundnrd could have mmlcnnylwneticinl
tiilYorr 111 o in thin reap ct Worthould W 111'
mm It lilflll to have him do it.—
When the price of silver went down. Ilse
mine owmrs got tenth-r 11nd eeleblleheil
bore-1111 or literature end outcry to enrol.
the. doctrine of free coins-lo. With low
ucr-ptimw the men who lucked this menu
innit were men who had grown rich 11ml.
denlr not by toll. but by tho good for.
“111.11 of discoverlee of rich sliver deposits,
mined for them by nth-re who bed 1111111-
tenet in the profits of their work. If
Ohm men had seen my other In] to pm.
more the new of silver, to inert-nee the de-
memi for It end so to maln- Ite market
VIIM greater. no doubt they would been
followed If. But then- mte no way In find
11 market for the enormous output of ell-
vr-r ”new! Mailing II at e lined price In
the government. on these men not nbmtl
loll-1min. the Imagination of all who were
«portend by the herd times. Mm» chiefs
were made hard by the leer that the
United Ill-eke wee gate. to a silver beele
three were ego. The] Wet! In “no
in: control of the “moor-lie mm“...
and it named 11 free coinage candidate fer
president. This eyndleete of eel-emf"-
teee nor-hen end [emblem all of theta—~11-
seeking to capture congrue- eed the noel.
elem neat ”emit. Wheel the people of
the United mete- been to name the ener-
eeter of title WM. they will ye to
work to ”emit es the voile le timer»
[to
.1- r w.
{‘me ‘I”?"""""
A combination of leavenlng agents that are pure. strong and pre-emlnently (
satisfactory in their action. has resulted I11
“1.1111511
111.111 111.11
which is " The "1111,1911 melee life 11.111111 tr " led her for 3; MI
Over 3.000.000 pounds do” in the past year testify to “air popularity
3 Marroncvunrne C. I008 A 30", MW LoNoou,oouu.
Toilet sets.
30 DECOR-\TIONC.
$2.35. 3-15. 3-90. 4.40. 5-15. 5.35. 5.1.0,(. .15. 615°. 8-75
9.85, 14.011.
If you break :1 piece from one of our sets it can be
.. replaced.
Dinner Sets.
ll DECORATIONS
$3.35, 1155, 12.3“, 1300, 15.26, 17.87, l9.44, 27.76, .10.
Or you can buy what you want from open stock.
Tumblers.
30c, 40c, .15c, 50c, 60c, (15c, 31, 1.75.
Cut Glass. . .
Syrup cups. with triple plated tops, 7517.
NASH a VANscov,
Cor. N. Main and West Streets, .
SOUTH NORWALK - - . DONN‘G TIOUT
New York and Norwalk
Freight Line!
COMMENClNG
MONDAY,JUNE 22,
THE PROPELLERS
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
“(ill leave pier 23, East River, New YorkHBeekmau street,)
r-ion sou-m NORWALK.
Daily at 10:30 a. m. Extra buai,‘MUlltla)', Wednesday
and Friday at; p. in.
FOR NORWALK,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5 p. m.
FOR NEW YORK,,
Leave So.NorwaIk Daily at 6 p.m. Leave Norwalk, Tues-
day, Thursday and Saturday at 5 p. m.
BIG REDUCTION SALE
For the Month of August.
Completeline of watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, opalwarc and
cut glass.
DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS!
A line line of stones at greatly reduced prices. All of these goods
while not sold at strictly cost price, will be sold low enough to attract
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains.
A. W. AU STIN, 39 Wall Street, Norwalk
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to acommodate patrons,
but changes cannot be in-
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