We make our
Ice Cream
absolutelu 6i all
pure cream.
LANE’S
5| Washington St.
r
i
Lanai News Notes.
lilg offer in condensed milk at Jose-
loft’s. See ad.
Mrs, York, of Norwalk, is spenomg a
few weeks in Westfield, Mass.
A gas range is not a. luxury buta
necessity. Have one installed.
L. H. Decker is painting Christian
Swartz's house in Chestnut street.
The best the market attords In fruits
and vegetables at Seymour's store.
See ad.
’I'htl
continues through Monday.
ad. for some of the items.
Watkin‘s at. how's advertisement to-
day tells of the merits of the Gate City
Natural Stone lt‘ilter. Read it.
All auction sale of real estate. will
hI- held at Norotott Heights, Uoun.,
Saturday. August 20th, 1904, at, it
o‘clock p, In. For further particulars
see the advertiscntnt in The Sentinel
. today.
The Eagles held a metlng last night,
and voted to attend the lipid day excr-
cises in Springfield on the lSIh. inst.
Extra cars will he placed on the 7:42
train from South horwaik. ’i‘hc Incin-
bt-rs wtli wear white hats, etc, anti
about: too will attend from Not‘waik.
Irving Snow. ii, I". A. Hesse, Gus
Ross, S. W. A. Hepburn, (1. Wilson.
it}. 1’, Nelson, 10. L. Vorvcer, it‘. A. lI‘er-
ris, .lr., Mr. and Mrs. S. ii. Ross, E, i“.
Murphy, .1. li‘. Iiandowinc, J. id. lian-
ford, New York; .I. W. 'i‘urner. l’rovi—
deuce, it. i.; J. lilCondon, Stephen 8.
Cook. Philadelphia; Miss Nichols,
Washington, I). (1.; Edward A. NIclI—
ols, i’restou S. lioyt, l).Inbury;“'ChIIr—
les Surtain. Wilkesbarre; (diaries it).
llalt, Marie It}. Gardiner, New Haven;
G. E. Sarlain, South Norwaik: lr‘. A.
Benjamin. were guests last night at
the Hotel Cliti‘ord.
big sale at The Boston Store
Read the
NEW YORK TlME..
It is the Standard Used in all Our
Weather Bureau Stations.
When we read a report from any of
the 100 regular weather bureau sta-
tions throughout. our land bringing the
information that‘ a rainstorm. a tor-
nado or some other meteorological phe-
nomenon begun at a certain hour we
need not suppose that the hour men
tioned refers to the time at the place
where the observation was made. The
hour given is the exact New York time,
for every clock at the regular weather
bureau stations all over the. land is set
to the seventy-fifth meridian, or east-
ern standard time. which is exactly
live hours behind Greenwich time.
Only this standard of time is used
In the text of the Monthly Weather
Review. and all weather bureau ob-
servers are required to record observa~
tions by it. The reason for this is that
the best scientific deductions from the
weather reports must be based upon
the conditions of the. atmosphere exist-
ing simultaneously in different parts
or the country.
it would be very ludicrous if all the
hundreds of reports sent daily had to
he changed at the central office in
Washington from local to eastern time,
and so all the regular observers are re-
quired to use the New York. or eastern
time. in making their reports. >
There are many votuntcer observers
and IIeWspaper correspondents who in
reporting weather phenomena use oth-
er standards of time. If the weather
bureau has occasion to use their re
ports the time is often. corrected to
agree with the eastern standard or the
local standard is mentioned.——-Detrott
Free Press.
"Caugressman Blank tols me." said
the lobbyist, "that ‘nothing couldn't
convince' him the billwns a good one."
“The ideal. I didn't know he was so
ungrammatlcai." .
“He wasn’t. He merely wished to
intimate that 'something’ “could."
"They say that after seven rehear-
sals Charlie Swimmington actually
stumbled through the wedding cere-
mony."
“Overtrained, I suppose. "—Clevelnnd
Plain Dealer.
“Smithers. that West Baltimore
druggist, tells me he always wears 810
shoes."
"11‘ to! That's strange. I can readily
nderstand that he woors dollar shoes.
t I can't see how he wears 10 of
‘."—Boltlmore News.
Miss 110 SitIitk—How vulgar Miss
011th In! She Insists on making her.
no]! conspicuous on every occasion.
no: flogle‘Yen; she even stops her
auto when one run over anybody.
Chicago Daily New-.-
A woman‘s Idea of economy to. to
trodesomcoid angina-aunt»
come new thing untrue homo III
THE
WE WRITE
Tornado
Insurance
AT
Very LawRatos
Full information
gladly furnished by
Taylor& Golden
74 Washington 0t., 00. Not-walk, Ct.
PALMER AND THE REPORTER.
An Amusing Yarn About the Geniai
Detroit statesman.
When err-Senator Palmer, ol' Michi-
gan. was president of the. World's Co-
lombla Exposition Co, he was also It
heavy stockholder III a Detroit news-
paper.
'l‘he editor of the newspaper thought
it would be u line tltlng to pilot alt
intcniew nilh l'residcut I'nlmcr not
only because of its news value but
because the paper practically belonged
to him. So be sent his brighest man
to Chicago.
The young man tried for a week
, his family and some of his church
--.
to get in to see Palmer. Each day he
sent in his card a dozen times, and
each time it was returned with in-
formation that Palmer was "too busy."
Meantime the Detroit editor had begun
to telegraph viciously for that inter-
View.
The Detroit reporter was in do-
spnlr. Finally be hunted up a friend
on one of the big Chicago papers and
went. In with him. As they entered.
President Painter turned and looked
at the Chicago man. "Hello,” he said,
”I see you have one of your country
newspaper friends with you."
The Detroit reporter tried to laugh
and couldn‘t. He tried to get. an in-
terview and couldn‘.t Palmer was
deaf to all enttealit-s. it made no dif-
fc renee to him that he plat tic ally tht-
ed the paper the. young man represent-
ed. The situation grew strained es-
pecially for the Detroit reporter, Then
President Palmer fixed things. He
gave the. reporter a bunch of gondola
tickets and told him to go and title
them all out and come back.
"When I went back.” said the re-
porter recently, in telling the story.
“he. gave me more tickets, and 1'“ be
hanged if lte didn’t keep me. riding in
gondolas all summer and never did
give me my. interview."~—Saturda)
Evening Post.
A FORGIVING SPIRIT.
in his rminiscences General Gordon
tells a characteristic anecdote of an cc
centric southern divine the Rev_ Rob
crt .l, Iireckinrldge, who was one of the
most eloquent and fervld not to so)
bitter advocates of the Union cause.
ills irenchant pen and lashing tongue
spared neither blood relatives nor min-
istcrs our members of the church. not
even those of the same. faith with him
self, provided be regarded them ms nu-
true to the Union. On his deathbed
members Were gathered around him.
They were most anxious that he should
be reconciled to all men and especially
to a southern sympathizer of his own
church, Dr. Stuart Robinson of Ken
tacky, before he died, and they asked
him, "Brother Brecklnridge, have you
forgiven all your enemies?" "Oh; yes;
certainly i have." "Well, ilrothet
Breckinridge. have you forgiven Olll
brother. Dr. Stuart Robinson?" “Cer
tninly I have. Didn’t I just tell you
that i had forgiven all my cnomies?‘
" ilut, III other Bretkintidge. when
you meet Brother Stuart Robinson it
heaven do you feel that you can greet
him as all the redeemed ought to grad
one another?" “Don’t bother me with
such questions. Stuart Robinson will
never get there!"
“See here!" cried the victim after UN
accident. "I thought you said it was
perfectly safe to go up in that old ele-
valor?"
“So it was safe to go up.” replied tht
~:levttor man; 'the dangerous part oi
it was the coming dow.‘n -—Kennebct
Journal.
One day a teacher of a certain
school asked a little chop the. follow-
ing question: “George, can you tell
me where the grapes grow?" .
Promptly came. the. reply. “in Italy."
“(‘errett and where is Italy?"
‘1"hr re the grapes grow. "—Littlo
Chronicle.
FIE TEEN CEIVI' MUSIC
SA TURDI Y AND HONDA Y
All Aboard for Dreamland. Come
Down From the Big Fig Tree in Zan
zlbar The Message of the Violet, Un
dert the Anheuser Bush, Down on the
Farm. dust a Gleam of Heaven in Her
Eyes, Kokomo, and 100 others.
C OQL E MAN'S
to North Main 0M MNONIIR.
Agent for A. O. ammon- III-boll
’ ' Ind Sporting 6000-. '
have You no .
Insurance Against
Povertu ?
A Savings Account In the South Nor
walk at Co. will insure you
against poverty. .
malts kind atom baa may oil
It cm hodiocontinned at any one
and the non withdrawn when moot ~‘
added. -
kinds.
prices:
$1.29 $1.69
pants.
your share of the bargains.
COUTH NORWALK.
Our am: Warrant-o: Summation or Money Bank.
Boys’ Clothes Are Cheap At
Red Tag Sale Prices.
Not cheap clothes—we don't keep them—but the best
kinds we can buy, now priced at the usual cost of the “cheap"
If you have a boy, this'salc is important to you. in the
savings it brings. We can fit any size or age of boy you bring.
to a thoroughly reliable suit, at any of the following Red Tag
BOYS’ SUITS NOW SELLING AT
Worth S2 to $6.
We are selling children's knee pants as low as age—good
Good choosing In children' s wash suits at 49c, 69c, 98c and
$1.13, for suits that were from 75c to $2. 50.
Lively selling continuesin men‘s and young men's suits
and outing suits. trousers, furnishings and hats.
daily demonstrating it’s wonderful moneysaving power. Get
rocrrsasrsvsss
Successors to Comsfook Bros.
ii". i £317!!!I’NI.IIIII‘
$2.69 38.89
i
The sale is
.. u.
. .
t
TEL. CALL. 82-h.
where and cleaner, too.
A good deal better grade titan you can get else.-
What you pay is important, but experience teaches
that the Best Is the least costly.
Buy Oats Thnts Clean,
MANUEL T. HATCH.
music.
i our schools.
T0 SATISFY.
ii the dealer could only tell you
were worthless."
handle ALL the good ones.
ARE EQUALLY PROTECTED.
TUNING AND REPAIRING.
6 South Main Street
WILLIAM P. BEER'S STATIONERY STORE.
and provide for his old age.
~. .. .E ... .. - \WWgw m“-.._..._.—-
tie cheats himself who fails to prepare in youth to earn his own living
'1 i0 N ‘ed P. 0
It is no longcraluxury but an actutl necessity In every
Tltc education of any one is incomplete without some. knowledge of
The majority heliete this, also it would not be taught In
home.
3WecNe—ed Your Trade
and in order to get it, must have your full confidence. We can prove
to your Sittinfiuiion that WE KNOW WHY OUR PIANOS ARE SURE
You would iii smite before you bought an automobile,
It would “run, Went, and all others,
We have studied the construction of Pianos. know
I a good action when we play it. and tell you frankly that we do not
it We did. it would be necessary to rep
resent over two hundred nItttIIIi’IIcturers—-ttp Impossibility.
WE OFFER YOU AN HONEST EXCHANGE FOR YOUR MON-
EY, WHETHER YOU WANT TO SPEND $10.00 0R $1,..00000 YOU
SARTAIN’S BUSINESS COLLEGE
$0 NORWA
boo educated and placed in good podttwi at. 1,900 yuan: people: no It
yqdmengoum It will annoyed {tn-you.
. now not; who WWII? stir t. not.
{ii CONN
SPECIAL
’ Winn and Liquor:
Col. Cherry Wino, 19¢ ph;
360 qt,
Cal. Port Wino, 19: pt; 30o
Q“ .l 1.1.
Col. Claret. 45¢ qt.
Sweet Claw-ho. 35c qt.
Kollor'o Whiokoy, 660 qt.
Hlllolde Whiskey, 01.00 qt.
Culitornin Brandy, 95o qt,
We gunrontc. than wlnu and
liquors to ho Iboolutoly pure.
THE [amino
The inscription Store.
Night
Tel. Call, 15 2.
All corn pan tho door.
Cull; Answered.
A—Ia-
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-ln the
stock market today the opening move-
ment of prices was confused and Irreg
star with profit taking in evidence at
some points and renewed strength at
others. Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific were carried down a fraction.
and United States Steel pfd. rose as
much. Metropolitan securities gained
a point and Amalgamated Copper 5h.
Changes elsewhere were small and
very much mixed
WALL STREET. 11 n. m.-—U. S.
Steel, pfd., and Metropolitan Securities
fell back after the opening, but the
i’uciflcs were supported and the market
turned stIong. “the strength of U 8.
Steel, pfd., as due to reports oi a set-
tlement of the dispute over billet
prices and the purchase of the Ymtngs-
town plant oi the Republic Steel Com-
pany. The Pennsylvania group, Read-
ing and Southern Pacific rose. II frac-
tiott. There Were gains of a point or
more In Hocking Valley. Canadian Pa»
ciilc, lowa Central, pfd., Brooklyn
’l‘ransit, Metropolitan Street Railway,
Cotton Oil and Paper. Minneapolis
and St. Louis rose 2. Evansville and
Term Home, :l. and Chicago and East-
ern lllinois, pfd., 6. Smeitiug, pfd.,
' declined 1.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wire: or
Maples & Goldscbmidt Commission
Brokers Swartz & Corbett Block,
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1 pm.
BANK STATEMENT.
Reserves, Inc., $1,422,625
Mans.inc.,1,014500
Specie Inc" 3.686.700
legal Tender, Dec., 1,634,300 ‘
Deposits Inc. 2,919,100
- Circulation, Dec., 348,000 ,
TRIAL AND TRIEULATION.
t Behold the novice goeth forth to
our.
And he pufleth out his chest in his
pride, saying:
“Now, small boys. get out or the
way, for here oometh the wonderful
‘ umpty horse power tourino."
And he ringeth his bell in his glee,
and tooteth his duck-coil.
But the small boys throw stones in
his path Ind cry "Ho-M!"
With exmdlng great joy they cry
"Hy“!!!
And be in grievously out down.
AI touring he chuf-chufteth through
th‘o town the dog: ran at hint. ay-
ins:
"Bow wow!” and nuts "Bowman"
so that great is the sound thereof.
For the dog dearly lovoth.n noma-
novice. '
He smooth to o carter of mo
_:::ggingniongthoroodhohtruvol—
WM III“. "00 to!” and “truth
ndthatothoruhtnortctholon.
thn:
in motto block the eaho'o
Atrial. Cop.. 53% 54 53% 53%
Am C & F (30,1819. 18% 18% 18%
Am, C 8: F pf., 79 79 79 79
Am, Cot. OIL, 33 33% 32% 32%
Am. ice. pf., 27% 27% 27%. 27%
Am. 10cm. 22% 22% 2214 22%
Am. Smelt, 60%, 60% 601A {till/.3
Alli. Sugar, 132% 13331 1321,42 133‘};
Anaconda, 73% 73% 73% 73%
A. T. it S Fe. 797.4. Si 79% 81
.A '1‘ 6}. S We pf. 97% 97% 97“; 971A;
Baito. &. Ohio, 86% 81W. 86% 813%
B'klyn. R. 'i‘., 53% 54% 53% 54%
Chen. & Ohio, 30% 37% 3076,. 37%,
Ch. Gt. West.. 14% 1175. 14% 14%
Ch M & StP.149% 149% 149% 149%
Col, F. & 1., 37 370‘; 37 37%
C01. South, 11% 14% 14% 14%
Con. Gas. 195% 195%. 195% 1957.4.
Del. & Hud., 101% 101% 161% 161%
Erie, - 25% 25% 25% 25%
Erie. lst, pf., 64 (it 04 64
Iii.'Central, 134% 134% 134% 134%
Lou. & Nash, 118% 118% 118% lliiiifi.
Met. St. Ry., 1221/4 1239i. 122% 123V.
Mex. Central, 9% 9% 9% 9%,
M. K. it T.. 20% 20% 20% 20%
M. K. & '1‘. pf., 43% 43% 431.9, 43%
Mo. Pacific, 94% 94% 94%. 94%
Not. Lead, 23%. 23% 23 23%
N, Y. Central. 119% 120 119% 120
Norf. & West, 62% 62% 62‘ 02%
Pac. Mail, 28% 28% 28% 281/4
Penn. 1L 1?... 121% 122% 121V. 122%,
Poo, Gas, 101% 101% 101% 101%
Pres. 8. Car, 33%.» 93% 33% 33%
Reading, 54‘6 5406. Mail 54
Rep. Steel. 7% 7% 7% 7%
Rock Island. 23% 24% 23% 24%
South. Pae.. 547A; 06% 6474. 65%?
Son. KY. 00.. 26%, 20% 20% 26%.
Son. 111001119115 9156- 91% 91%
Tenn. C. ki., 44% 44% 4416, 44%
Texas Pac. .. 28% 29 28% 28%
Union Fae... 9796. 98% 97% 98%
U. S. Death. pf 84% 84% 84% 84%
U. S. Steel, 11%: 12% 11% 12%
U. S.,Steel pr. 59 60% 59 60% .
Wabash, 17% 17% 17% 17%
Wabash, pf., 36% 37% 86% 37%
How Does Hiaf Ic‘
Shit You ?
We Refuse To Garry Over the
Following Articles.
1‘
V2 PRICE on 35 RAIN cone. . ,
y2 PRICE on ALL wsss sun's. ' 3
V2 PRICE on ALL wass PANTS ., ', .
ya PRICE on BTRAW HATS. 701313181? ‘ L
y, PRICE'ON BATHINO sun's. ., " ‘ '
ya PRICE ON WHITE AND FANCY veers. '
1
ossnv RIBBED UNDERWEAR 1:17..“
splacssron...................... .......et.oo“.~,_
BIG LOT or NECKWEAR AT "fl...“
BELTS, ooop ONES t,
unaccounooooo-co.
SELLEGK a. PAIGE:
I Clothiers n'nd Furnishers.‘ . f _ ,
08 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
TELEPHONE CALL 324-1.
’ /
Celery Plants}
100 doz. , ,.
Lorenzo Dibble.“
SPECTICLES.
Hundreds of people go through life without any extra romeo
heauty- whctons proper glasses would make the world new thou ' '
business is to help you to right. glasse a. We have built up th mootwgn 01‘:
fut sort of s tneles business by being careful of people's eyes and "1011‘
purses. 'I‘her are no eye risks little enough to take. We advise to I .0
tnlnty-—-we help you there, or direct to a helper.
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optician,
Room 9 United Bank Building. 80th Nor-walk, 001111. '
Special Appointment: It convenlon on of patron. . ‘ . '
Office hours, a. 11: 45, 12: 45. 6:00. Saturday ovenlngo 7—0.
TELEPHONE 1“» Pro. delivory to Ill pII'tI at tho M 0"
Have you tried our strictly fresh fish, if not you can call on up and“
will deliver it free of charge. ,
Our supply for today Inoludeo: Blue Fish, Weak Fish, God. No
Sword Fioh Porgiel, Butter Fish, Eels, Bonita Mackerel and Hoddqi': in
Lobotoro and Soft Shell Grain, Long and Round Clam.
ALL GOODS WARRANTID.
WIIT IND WASHINGTON STREET, Next to John I-L Forrlo' out
IrInOIIu—ao Whih 0L. Dnnhury; "Pacific “street, 3mm
couldn‘ t be fresher without WW
As a matter of tact meat oh
for at least a day or two
healthful food. Ind our modern
ods of preserving more you
tender, juicy and altogether
meats at all times.
promptly. '-
Ho Sous ’Bost 39,3;ng
DOVOU NIALIZI “tom W“ K m'
M! .. .. “a ,
mmmaumwumM/MI
mmhighootoonntdorwon. ‘
DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR [VIII IXAIINATION m
FICT FITTING GUARANTEED.
0. B. JACKSON
mm min"
Jo written-run.
S E DIBBLE,
Broker.
mound; Bleak. u Wall-ml
Prlvntd
ram 81.
Norwalk Chronicler