’ yer of the clerical force. left this morn-
We make our
loo Cream
absolutelu of all
pure cream.
' 5| Washington St.
[and News Nutcs.
Miss Maude Hewitt. of Elizabeth
street, is visiting friends ill North
llralltord Conn.
Miss Lida May Vosburgh. of Jersey
(‘Ity in tile guest of Miss K Germond
Vosburgll at her home in Seymour
avenue.
The fiscal year of the town of Nor
walk will (lose tomdl row August 31st.
The annual town lepolt will be issued
a little later
A requiem mass for the deceased
members of the Children of Mary So-
elety Will be held at St Mary's chunch
Wednc .nlay morning
Mr. and Mrs. .lohn Talbot. of Scran
ton, Pa” ale spending a few days the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. (lrih‘cu.
of llowndee avenue.
Mrs. G. H. Verlllilyea, of Dnnhury,
and Mrs. E. M. Resell and family. of
South Norwaih, come to 130.11 Island
today to spend a week.
l-Iarry Goldschlllidt has returned to
his duties ill New York city after a two
weeks‘ vacation at. the borne of his
parent‘s ill . South Norwalk.
William Raymond, of the firm of
Raymond Bros. is ill New .York to-
day buying a number of draught
horses for the use of the firm.
Miss Emily Baldwin and Miss Lulu
lat-liter. of New Haven, spent Satur-
day alld Sunday the. guests of Miss
Daisy. McGovern, of llrookside.
William Vollmcr. who spent Sunday
and yesterday at, the home of his par-
ents in Union street. has gone to l’rov—
idence on a short business trip.
A fresh and unto-(lute supply of
strings; for musical instruments has
just been received by William P. Beers
at his ti South Main street store.
Eddie Froeb and George Berg re
turned last. night from a several days
stay ill ’l‘ronton, N. .1. Mr. h‘roeb re-
turned this morning to his duties ill
New York City.
Tile oyster openers commenced work
yesterday morning in the Radel shop.
it Is expected that in a couple of Weeks
there will be steady work for the open-
ers at. this shop.
Dr. (‘olilus and wife of Philadelphia.
who are stopping at the Hotel Clifford,
are on a trip by trolley from New
York to Boston. They will stop at a
number of places on route.
Albert Crinrod resumed his duties
as head salesman at the store of Willis
II. Selleck. after a two weeks' vaca ‘ ll
which he has been spending with
wife Visiting about the state.
Chester H. Benedict resumed 'his
book keeping duties at the National
Bank of Norwalk yesterday. after a
couple of week‘s vacation. a large por»
lieu of which he spent In Maine.
A. E. Fraser. of Stuart avenue, sub-
mitted to a serious operation Satan
day at the home of his sister. Mrs.
James O'Hara. The operation will lay
up the patient for four 'or five weeks.
The Smithvllles defeated the team
from the cigarmakors' Union at ball
Saturday afternoon by the score of 13
to 11. Mallahan and Mulligan were the
battery for the Smithvllles, while
Groeschner and Singer were the points
for the weed rollers
——I-larry Pepper will bins and E.‘ B.
Manville accompany. .at ‘Rowayton
Hose Co‘s Lawn Festival tonight.
--—-'-~‘-l;-éq'r‘ .
Edwin Newman vretur " today to
his duties in the South”. rain street
oflice of the Connecticht'Railway 8:
~Lightlng Company after a vocation
spent in Malne.‘ William Rider, anoth-
ing on a vacation up the Hudson.
A well known South Norwnik man
employed In a local look shop. is sev-
eral dollars “to the good" as the re-
sult of a bet he made int week. The
semicolon. who Is quite conservative
In his views betseveral of his shop
motel that the “lips" wouldn‘t enter
Port Arthur until after last Sunday.
, Commodore Charles aeoleid, of the
mentioning to enjoying A
couple of ween’ Vacation. The com
modal-e expectatoipondalstge par; ~
tion of tho than on bond his launch
up. which he recently converted from
a sailboat. by akin; out the mat and
gaming s the horse power gasoline
$um§hA§l' Alli; 3‘; ,9“ ~
.,. ,._..~ .......«- ._...-.... a... .- .-.... nu ‘wwlwwm ,
to: want“ ‘ ,
Tornado
Insurance
AT
Full nfornutlon
gladly urnlohod by
To ylord: Golden
70 Washington CL, so. Moi-walk, Ci.
Facts about pianos In Steillart' s ad
Read it
Spetinl shoes at
the Olsen shoe store.
rm-..
special pl‘lets at
Read the ad.
introductory sale of men’s.
and ellillllell's shoes at (lott-
lreat
boys'
lit-b'a.
One yezlrs' supply of A. I’. W. toilet
paper for a very sumli sum at the (‘Iif-
ford l’harluncy. Read the ad.
Dr. Willis II. Crowo. of New lia-
ven was the guest of his mother at
her home Ill West avenue last night
Cutaway coats and vests at "cllt—
nwuy" prlets can he found at Rogers
lit Stevens'. 'l‘lleil- ad. will give you
particulars.
Mrs. Swartz and daughter Clara re-
turned today to their home In Orange,
N. J., after a vIsIt ill South Norwuik.
where they were the guests of Mrs. Ad-
am Singer.
You had better be. wise and have a
neat little sum laid by. Misfortuuo's
wounds can most always be healed by
a snug bank account. The South Nor-
walk Savings Bank is a good institu-
tion.
A. W llazzard of blast Norwallt left
this mot lllng I'ol Flotilla “llOitlllf! will
lleronftel engage In the lumber busi-
ncss Mr. ,Hazzard has purchased a
min In the south and Intends to locate.
in Florida permanently His family
will join him later. During his stay
here. Mr. Hazzard has won many
best of success in this new venture
.____._-_..-_.
MISS HOYT ENTERTAINS.
Friends of Popular Young Lady Have
Very Enjoyable time at Her Home.
Miss It rances Hoyt entertained about
thirty of her friends last evening at
her home In South Third street Ill hon
or of a birthday anlliyersary. Miss
Field‘s and Miss Hoyts birthday fell
ill the some date, last Saturday. On
that evening Miss lt‘ield entertain her
friends while Miss Hoyt deferred her
party until last evening.
A jolly time was had by all present,
"allies being played ulld munic enjoyed
until nearly midnight when refresh
nlellts ucle served All departed wish
lug the hostess many resurrences of
the happy event.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Every room In the. Clifford Hotel
was filled last night. Among the
gilt'lils are: '1‘. H. Chamberlain and
John Taylor. of llostown. who are on
ill] automobile tour: I‘.. Pelllber-
toll and wife Philadoipwhili. uutoing to
Haltford: Dr. and Mrs. C. Marshall.
of..New York city. on trolley trip from
Boston to New York: William H.
Gudeiius. of the New York Tribune;
Rev. .1. D. Budd, of Charleston, S. (1.:
ll. ll. illmsell, of Washington, I"). (1.;
(I. ll. llugle. of Philadelphia: Walter
'1‘. Wallace. New York: William lluek-
nell New Yolk; it A. Holmes Bos-
toll; .lalges 1“.Reagou. of "New London
BACK FROM CRUISE. '
\lilfred Budwell and Frantis liar—
curl r'etluued Saturday from a Week’ 8
’:.rul.e on the yntht Klawron. 'l‘hey
iloppetl off at Bridgeport and returned
to South Norwalk by train. the other
two llletllbers of the party. Percy l-‘er—
rib and Clifford Adams, piloting the
boat here. The latter two reached
mouth Norwulk Sunday noon. All re
port. a fine time.
MATHER GETS CONTRACT
Contractor Harry W. Mather has soc-
urcd the contract to build the new
residence of Dr. Jean lhlmorllor, at the
Iugton streets. Mr. Mather will com;
mence work very soon.
sputum; '
Football \ Guide !
‘JuSt Out.
COLE—MAN’S
Now: Stan,
to North Main Street, Coutll Norwnlk.
Agent for A. G. Cpliding'o Baseball
-' and Sporting Goods.
lanolin...
Bills. By Check
you'll have N molpf
”that, can not Do 11:35
plaid-
i
C I
11’: a good way to
,. loop on More!
your omens“, no.
Very Low Rates .
friends. all of whom will wish him the -
corner of Franklin and West Wash- .
. l'OllS the best possible service. Good Goods
.. conducting the business.
an! drool Guarani»: Soilsfoofloo or Money Bani.
$l0and $l2 Cutaways
Cut to $2.98,:
W YOU'RE ONE OF THE LUCKY MEN wuosE cuss‘r
MEAsunl-zs 34.35.313.37 on 42. THIS WONDERFUL aA‘n-
GAIN OFFER IS FOR vou. CLEANING our ALL or OUR
, CUTAWAY cons WITH vssrs, IN FAST BLACK DleoN-
AL, nouns CHEVIOT AND DARK MIXED wossTEDs AT
32 as, FORMERLY s10 AND 312.
YOU‘LL NAVE To HURRY IF YOU WANT vouas.
FAch DREss TROUSERS TO GO WITH THEM AT '
‘5
MOST ATTRACTIVE PRICES Tats wEEK.
BLUE AND BLACK
SERGE SACK COATS WITH vlasrs. LEFT FROM 310 AND
312 SUITS. AT $2.93. ’ ' 1 ;-, 3 : 11,11:
‘1' .lzmmm
ROGERS asruvuus
‘ Suooouon to Comsfooll Bros.
hours NDNWALK. TEL. out. no.
GOOD NEWS FOR BIG MEN:
.h.l.
-—--———-—-—-u MI! >'
If we can't have both, we. would prefer your friend-
ship to your trade. If there is one particular relison for
our business growing like It has, wo bcilevo it's because '
we look after our customers so weiI-—~our customers' In-
terests are ollr own No matter what you want, \ve'illget
it for you and in better shape than ally one else.
BUY OA'I‘S THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL 'r. ’llA'rcu.
‘ THE TRUTH OF PIANO CONSTRUCTION is often HIDDEN BY
. A HANDSOME CASE. if a manufacturer has a all en alllouut to put
I in his Instrument and uses the greater part Ill the case, naturally all I
You don't
spend such an amount for an ornament but for a musical Instrument.
and if the construttion is sacrificed fer beauty, the. tune quality can-
not last. and you find you have only a ”tllump-Ilox". which gives your
nerves a shock each time you strike a note. It is llnrsh.“tinny”, has
no singing qualities, but is good to look at, pretty poor satisfaction for
your good money!
the rest suffer, am “all the lost" In what you most need.
If you want real. lasting and exquisite tone. on action always ro-
:.pensiv.e ALL THE NERVE'RACKING OBJECTIONS ELIMINATED,
JEWETT.
86 Washington Strut.
Tolopbono 365-3.
1
Stump for Muscat Instruments
A Fresh Slipplll Just Received
at the
6 South Main St. Store of
W. P. BEERS,
-M M...
p
Having purchased the business of the Leo
Tea and Butler Co.. at U North Main fit. I
am prepared to give mu customers and pat-
at reasonable prices will malk the method oI
’ pressure
Antnl. 001)., 58 bit 57% 57%
Am. C & l“ (10., 187.4; 19 18'91‘3 187.}.
Aut.(l.& i“. of. 70 70 78%; 78'»;
Ant. Ice, 0% 0% 05V. 03’
Alli. 1.000.. 201,5 20% 20 201,9
Alll. Sugar. 131% 13254; 1311,13 1311/;
A 'I‘ & S F0, 817,4; 817g lil’ig iii-3g
A 'l‘ 82 S I". pf. 90 99 98%: it‘ll/J
lillllu. & Ohio. 87% Hit". 80%» 80%
B'kiyn. R. 'l‘.. b-I'A‘g 55% . MM 54%
Giles. & Ohio, 38% 38%; 351/; 38‘}:
(Fill. 8; N. W.. 187 187 1’87 137
(3b. (it. West.. 15%; 15%; 15M. 15%
g till. M & S l’., 155% 155% 154% 151%
(‘ol l". 6’; l. 37 37%; liti‘ég 356%
Col. South, 10%; 17 10% 169’;
Con. Gas, 190 196 106 196
Del. lb liud., 164% 1047/5. “24% 104-31.
Erie. 27% 2793‘ 27% ~ .793.
Erie, lat. pt, 64%; (14% (34% 04%
Gun. Elem. 105%, 165% 1651/; 165%
Ill. Central. 138 138 137% 137%
hall. 61: Nash. 121% 121% 121 1121
Manhattan, 155% 155%, 15595 155%
Met. St. Ry.. 122 122%, 120% 120%
Mex. Central. 12% 1254; 12 12 .
M. K. & T.. 23% 23%. 227.3 22%
M. K. & T., pf. 49% 49% «18 48
M0. Pacific, 98% 93M; 97% 97%
Nat, Lead. 235412194 23 23
N. Y. Central. 1231 r3175 122% 122%
Norf. & West, 68%,, 68% (18% 08%
Out & Weat. 32 32 {ll-x. 31%
Pac. Mall. 29 29 29 29
Perm, R. R., 1201/; 126% 125% 126%
l’eo. Gas, 102% 102% 10193 101%
Reading. 60% 61%, 00% 60%
Read. lst. pf., 55% 85V. 85 351/;
Read. 2nd pt, 75 75 75 75
Rep. Steel. 7% 7% 7% 7%
Rock island, 20 26% 25% 25%
South. Pain, 67% 57% 567$. 56%
Son. Ry (30.. 29 2in 28% 289’.
So. Ry. C0. pf. 95 95 95 95
Tenn. C. & I. «to 4:3 44% 41%
Texas Poe... 32% 33% 31% 3W2
Union Pad, 1007/3 101M. 100% 100%
Union Pac. pt, 95% 95% 95% 95%
II. S. Leather. 7% 7% 7V; 7%
U. S, Lealh. pf. 86% 86% 86% 86%
U. s. Rubber, 191,4 191,1 19% 19%
U. 8. Steel. 12% 12% 12% 12%
U, S. Steel, pt, 60% 61 ‘A 60% 60%
Wabash, 1956 19% 19%. 19%
Wabash. pt. 39% 39% 39. 39
West. tin. Tel., 90 90 90 90
Wis. Cent. 18% 1871’; 18% 18*
__ slander EH.
EVENING SENTINEL
A. P. W.
TOILET PAPER.
ONE YEARS SUPPLY OF
‘THE FINEST TOILET PAPER
MANUFACTURED FOR $1.00
12,000 OHEETB,- WITH NIC-
KEL PLATED FIXTURE.
ruraerufinmu
The Prescription Stole.
Night
All our: pm the door.
Gallo Answered. Tol. Call. 152.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10.10 a. m.——ll‘lrst
prices of stocks today were at im-
provements ovcr yesterday‘s flnal lig-
urce. the market Ignoring he London
he lvlncss. U. S. Steel pfd. and Met—
topolltan Street Railway showed the
most. strength amongst the specialties,
advancing 1-2. Norfolk & Western led
the railways with a rise of 3-4. South-
ern Railway was taken in large
amounts, a block of 4. 700 shales bliug-
ing 29.
WALL S'I‘REET, ii a. m.——Bllt very
little snap and vigor attended the early
dealings Ill stocks, and fluctuations
were cotnpuratiVely narrow. Selling
orders in St. Paul and Amalgamated
Copper depressed than half llllllled:
lately after tlu.l opening, and there
was a sympathetic easing off :it other
points. Simultaneous bidding up of
Reading and United States Steel pfd.
to ill ruliicd the lllili‘ktl, but the gen~
oral response was slight.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—‘—Eut¥uTu
against the. Metropolitan
stocks was the. feature of the midday
dealings. 130th stocksl est 1%, and
there was some further progress made
toward a lower level by [be general
market. Trading. however. was colu-
paratively light.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the mind; Mtrel ot
Maples a Goidschmldt Commission
Brokers. Swart: & Corbett Block
South Norwalk. Telephone 163
Open. High. Low. 1 pm.
SLIPPED FROM SPRINGIOARD.
Fire Inspector John w. Greenwood
Badly injured While Bathing
Al Compo. '
Fire Inspector John W. Greenwood,
of Norwsik. quite badly Injured his
right foot while bathing at Compo
Beach Sunday. Mr Greenwood was
just making a dive from the spring
board when his foot slipped and hit
the float quite a severe blow. Some
of the blood vessels In the foot burst
and the Injured member rapidly be
came swollen.
Mr. Greenwood ls able to be around
with considerable difficulty. He is sub-
atltuting for better Carrier Henley but
finds it necessary to deliver the mall
with a horse and wagon.
GOOD HILL CLIMCCR.“ .
G E killer.“ Hartford, who is In
Norwslk demonstrating a Oglumbin
light mallow motion at or
computed by Frederick lackwood.
of F. n Lockwood and Com bum D61“-
formed some hill climbing tests will;
the car yesterday that surprised llr
Lockwood. After overcoming novel-II
Namath m Wilton' o steepest hills
were annihilated with one.
Kn, H. Ii, amen. wife of Com-
knoll
manhunt ‘ .\
. srocxo. no "an aunt AND cation
ER or OUR MEN'a SUMMER sulTs AT A REDUCTION 0! u 14
PER CENT on 1-3 OFF FROM FORMER Low Paton. ., .
EVERY LloHT WEIGHT, (two and three piece). News with
thLuoED IN Tuls OFFER. THE AsaoaTMENT mot!)
BLUE sEnoE. BLACK THIBET AND uNDnEosED wont
AND FAch cAsoiMENEs, wonsTEDs AND HOMECEUNC.‘ ‘
g‘ :: MEN'o 320 suns ARE Now 113.33. 3! it ill“ ‘
, MEN'S m suns ARE Now $12.00 ‘.‘I “I l .
MEN'S 515 Dune ARE Now 610.00". I] “‘1 . ,
MEN'S 312 sutro ARE Now a 8.00. :l I in '
MEN'S no suns ARE Now a 6.67. ‘I lti‘l “I.
v '—------- I”
ALL vourus' AND CHILDREN'S suns lNcLUDEDMN ., "
SALE. 4 MALL
C'-
J - do
SELLECK 8: PRICE
1 Clothiers And Furnisheru.
98 Washington Street. South Norwaik.
summons 'CALL' 314-... '
Saturday Special”
Aug. 27th 1904. A
Evergreen Corn, large and fine, 18c doz. ‘ ' , a. :
Cabbageo, large heads,50 . V . ii
Lima Bonito“, 4 qt!” 25c. \\ ' ‘7 . l: 7 .
Fresh Eggs, the real article 34c doz. " l 1' [-
Glllflowor Apples. fine eatln a le 30c oak.
Nico Cooking Apples. 30c pecg. Pp s, p
Peaches, Bartlett Pears. \
Sweet Potatoes. '
Pure Cider Vinegar with a fine fr uify flavor.
Ginger Root. Fine Lomono.
A square deal, straight, open and above board,
I weight and measure dim-y
tme. ._. . taut ld‘Ji‘lu h. .
k A AMWM~'
".
:EOrenzO , Dibble,”
_"
AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE.
means more than the more trying on or different glasses If done at t
tal mount of II. B Hoyt With one of the best equipped oflices in ‘.
Norwalk, he has every means for making the most accurate and relish
tests and the best. results are assured in every case. All glasses a
structed to order, and special lenses 0 if any kind are furnished.
HOMER B. HOYT, Refraction Optician.
Room 9 United Bank Building, South Nomlk. Colin.
. Cpoclal Appointment: at convenlon cc of patron.
Office hours, 8. 11:45,12:45, e: 00. Saturday evenings 7—9.
m
TELEPHONE m. Fm delivery to all plrlo of on two dildo.
R. J. Colours Bridge Fish M'atl,
Our Variety of . Fresh Fish includes:
BOSTON BLUES. 6c. . CUTTERFISH. ‘ ‘
WEAKFIsN. 1,; r :3? PORGIEs, ‘
CODFICH. :, y; .‘i .- SOFT sHELL cane,
HALIBUT. _ LIVE LOBBTERC,
EELs. . ‘ y 'T' LDNo AND ROUND cLAMo.
\
m
‘ : gLL GOODS WARRANTED. '
W CT ND WACHINGT N CTREET. Next to John H. Fm III!
Gunshot—lo White CL. Dunbar-y; "Pacific street, Stamford.
Watch this Space
for Prices.
Schaub’s Market,
22 Washington Street. . . ‘
Phone 322-2. ’
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now I'llle WITH YOUR EVEII ExAMlNATIoN "in
' not rrrrmo oUANAll‘l’IID.
O. B. JACKSON.
C WALL CTRIIT.
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