Iramtsn‘dth'W san. t. x904-
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENINQ SENTINEL
I “it
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We make our
Ice Cream
absolutelu of all
pure cream.
LANE’S
5| Washutgtou St.
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Local that into
New Columbia Shoes for $2.00 at
liowland’s. See ad.
You can get the new game “Sherlock
Holmes" at Coleman‘s.
(heat variety of fresh fish to be had
at Capt. Duetoas. See ad.
Olite Branch lodge, Knights of Py-
thias, will meet this evening.
Big bargains in dinner ware for a
few days at Road‘s. See ad,
The barge Chaliont is discharging a
load of tool at lv‘IrIis's wharf.
Miss (Trace ilonIWIIIl is \isitlng th
aunt. MIs. John '1‘ (IluIlhanI, of Mt.
Vetnoll .
l(ilinton ('onInIIInIlIIIy, Knights '1 cm
plat,‘ will meet IotuotIow evening at.
11.8.1161” iiI Norwalk.
of A. will hold its IcgulIII weekly
meeting this evening. I
Miss lIla Hutchinson, of NorII. Tay-
lor avenue, spent yesterday IIIIIIII [ill 1
Sights at (.Youcy island. I
E, S. Taylor, of the Holmes, KI-I-lcr
8t Selleck Co, is recovering from an
illness at his home in Uraubury.
Andrew LII (‘rolx has sold his fur-I l
nlturc in South Main strect‘and the I
goods are being carted away today,
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W St. John's Lodge, iI‘. and A. M.. of l
Norwalk, will meet this cvuiing at
the Masonic building Wall street.
Several NOquiii iI‘ztglcs went
Shippan Point; yesterday and attended“
the ('iuillilifliit of the Stamford aorta l
W“ 1
Gerard and gtandson, I
101
Mrs. Ii, 0.
Sherman of Flora Park, 1. 1., urethc
guests oft, Mint; S. C'i‘iilotsonW South I
Main summit
William (W‘Ionicy has resumed his du-
ties in Lawton‘a South Norwalk store
after II lilWl‘txr tlays' vacation stay in
New Hart-ii
l
is a salt at lIWIWIliIIWII‘ night gowns at
" prices that will interest and profit cus-
tomers. Read the ad
74 Washington St.
eke tltis evening.
Get rit Sntittt,
western hip to St.
position
tinl‘ for two days at Washington 1)
._... C.
music
8011.
was wcll filled the entire evening.
as ”Inc will be initiation.
his shop.
ourili-s the skin and improves
Wt WRITE
Tornado
Insurance
AT
Very LowRafcsI
Full information
gladly furnished by
Taylor& Golden
an. MOI-walk, ct
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
William 1. Olsen of Notwalk, is in
New York City today on a business
tIlp.
A regular meeting of the Catholic
Club will he held tonight at the club
house in West avenue.
A musicale will be given at ’l‘okcn«
Mrs. Katharine
Fisk, of UhiIago, and lir and Mrs.
of New Yor,k will be
among the III Lists. ‘
High grade anthracite. egg, stove anti
nut coal at. $5.75 per ion at 1.1 Herwsth
field and Son.s‘ The ad will explain
why thev can sell this stock at such a
small tlgure
Read it.
Miss Eilznbeth Elvin. fIIIIucr prin-
cipal of the West N01 walk school has
received an offer to tenth this fall in
Vitgiuia and will [Jitliiiliiiy go south
soon for that purpose.
[I rod 1). Jennings
has [nut it used
HaIIy W Mathot' I: house in Qumtard
aMIcuue and will move in tomorrow
Mother 1.: moving today into his
IIMIWII' 1"t(‘rti(i(n((9 in idlizulittlt sheet.
lI‘Ianlt ilt‘tkt‘l, .lr,. of \‘tnshiugton
.ItrI- It. has rctuI'III-d rom II two weeks'
hints and the 0x-
()n his Ictutn he stopped
Frederick E. Lockwood. of F. E.
Lockwood and Company, of Norwalk.
went to Hartford
Washington Camp, No 11,1’.0 S I-
walk parties. to look over Columbia
this morning. ac-
ompanied by several interested Nor-
Intomobilcs.
An unusually largo number of pet)
”I visited the Knob vestctday after
Icon and (Icning and listened to the
furnished by Wheeler & Wilv
The dancing floor of the pavilion
St 11 of t‘olutnhla (‘litlo will hold its
IgIIlIII IuIetlnI; this evening. All
IIcIIIlIcrs are requested to he prcscnt
At ‘ the
lorc of thc meeting refreshments will
)9 served in honor of tho clrclc‘s tenth
anniversary.
Toscph Disesii asks whine you IIIhIch
1] his uIl. today, and IL ltsayou to try
otTcr' Int: cvet y indut ciuent
II the way of tonsotial specialties
IIvcrvthlng of the host. ill.‘ calls Slit"
ial attention the“ lI‘IeI zerenc.” which
the
omplexion.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lI‘illow. of West
Notaalk are cntettalning Mr and Mrs
hauls of Watt-",Ihuty for a few days
\lta. lI‘lllow anti Mrs. t‘I Innis sang vet)
IcaIItifully and cft‘ettively Asltop in
Jesus and it is Not Death to life at
the funeral of Mrs. Sally Fillow, whirl.
was held Monday afternoon.
We see Pipes. the plumber. sitting
_..~....-_.-_ itt deep meditation. :1 contented smile
The llcthcls will play the Plymouth
Athletic Club from Waterbury Satur-
day at Bethe]. No game has yet been
arranged for Labor Day.
The Rev, John J. O‘Donnell, rector
of St. Mary‘s. has suiliciently recov-
ered from his recent indisposttion In
to be able to get around again.
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Mrs. S. A. Mills, who has been vis-
iting her son, W. F. Mills, in Denver,
001., for some time past. returned to
her home in this city last night.
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William H. Smith has sub-let the
contract for the carpentry work on
the St. (imrgc Pulp and Paper plant
to Contractor Harry W. Mather.
A Pentecostal Holiness meeting will
be held tomorrow evening at the Sal-
vation Army hall in South Maid street.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Misses Alice and Rose Mahoney and
Miss Kittie Brennan, of Danbury, are
spending the day in South Nor‘wallt,
the guests of Miss Nora E. Ryan. '
contractor Harry w. Mather will
start work on Dr. Jean Dumortier's
new residence, corner of Franklin and
West Washington streets, tomorrow.
Native peaches are now in market
and are selling at reasonable figures.
Most. of them come from the Warnclte
and Jackson farms in Cannon and Wil-
ton.
Miss Lida May Vogburgh has re-
turned to her home in Jersey City af-
ter spending a few days with her cou-
sin. Miss K. Germond Voshurgh, oi
Seymour avenue. . .
The Ferris 06a] 00.. never misrepre-
sent their goods in anyway. They so-
licit your trade as they are confident
that they conserve you to your com-
plete 'zatlsfactlon.
Herbert Byington, accompanied by
his friend. Rotten Scott, of Hartford,
.M a visit to New Yprk city water
' day; The ink took in everything of
Interest at (”any Island and then pro.
needed to “do up" New Yin“): city. They
met! to South Not-wilt about. mid-
m inst as their rflanvea were he-
hovering upon his face.
“tan " we venture gayly. ‘building
Iltcastlcs. ’"
'iicitct u that." he tells us. “Plumb
Iug Niem.“—~Jndge. .
AN UNEXPWECTED DELAY.
Mrs. LakesideerShc married in haste.
\frs. La Selle—And repented at leis
Irc? Mrs. Lakeside—«it scents so.
She was fully at year in getting her di-
vorce-Smart Sci.
“1 understand that they propose mak»
hr; the A. B. course two years instead
of four."
“Yts; theyll be giving trading
sta: IIsz with (new course soon. "~The
Coiumbia Jester
new Game
SHERLOCK
HOLMES
COLE—MAN’S,
no In Store,
to North Maln Street, South Norwalk.
Agont.for A. G. Soliding'a Baseball
and Sporting Goods.
if You Pay. Your
Bills By Check
W yon'iiWiIacharuaWipf
W iiiafcao not be dis-
puicd
WWII“: a good way to
hop on account of
your emu“. too.
Our Great Guarani».- Satisfaction or Money Back,
$10 and $12 Cutaways
Cut to $2.98
IF YOU'RE ONE OF THE LUCKY MEN WHOSE CHEST
MEARUREB 34. 35, 36. 37 OR 42,
GAIN OFFER 18 FOR YOU. CLEANING OUT ALL OF OUR
CUTAWAY COATS WITH VESTS, 1N FAST BLACK DiAGON~
THIS WONDERFUL BAR-
AL, ROUGH CHEVIOT AND DARK MIXED WORSTEDS AT
$2.08, FORMERLY $10 AND 812.
YOU'LL HAVE T9 HURRY IF YOU WANT YOURS.
FANCY DRESS TROUSERS TO GO WITH THEM AtT
MOST ATTRACTIVE PRICES THIS WEEK.
GOOD NEWS FOR BIG MEN: BLUE AND BLACK
senor-1 SACK coars WITH VESTS, LEFT FROM 310 AND
312 SUITS, AT $2.98. 1.1 1113.11.11. 51211
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ROGERS & STEVENS
Successors io Ccmsiooit Broad
oouru NORWALK. TEL. CALL. In.
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If we can't. have both, we would prefer your friend-
ship to your trade. if there is one particular reason [or
our business growing like it has. we believe it's because
we look after our customers so wcllmour customers in-
terests are our own No matter what you want. we'll get
I it for you and in hcticr shape than any one else.
CLEAN. 1:. '1.
_ 1 1 it; MANUEL T. HATCH.
BUY OATS THAT'S
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.FACTS.
THE TRUTH OF PIANO CONSTRUCTION is often HIDDEN BY
A HANDSOME CASE. it a IIIIIIIurnetuIIIr has a given amount to put
in his instrument and uses the greater part. in the case. naturally all
the rest so or, and “all the rest"
A.-.
is what you most need: You don't
spend such an amount for an IIIIIIIIIIcIIt. but for a musical instrument.
and if the construction is sacrificed for beauty. the tone quality can-
i not last, and you find you have only a "thump-box". which gives your
nerves a shock each time you strike. a note. it is lIarslI,“tinny“. has
no singing qualities, but is good to look at, pretty poor satisfaction for
your good money!
’.
If you want real, lasting and exquisite tone, an action always ro-
spensivo, ALL THE NERVE RACKING OBJECTIONS ELIMINATED.
see the
I. -s. 1.11-141 1.1M?
, 136 Washington Strut. W Tolcpbonl‘ cos-a.
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Promo Film Pa’cks
FRESH STOGK JUST RECEIVED
S lWATiONERl STORES.
a South Main com. 410 Wall simt.
Having purchased the business of the Lee
Tea and Butter Co., at 1! North Main st. 1
am prepared to give lmu customers and pat-
Ions the best possible service. Good goods ,
at reasonable prices will mark the method of
conducting the busmess.»-I
chief gainers.
’ Wis, Cent.
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TOILET PAPER.
ONE YEARS DUPPLY' on
THE smear TOILET PAPER
unuoracronao FOR $1.00
12,1100. 8HEETS.- WITH NIC-
KEL PLATED FIXTURE.
Tlltlltll‘l‘WthWllTlWlW'ililllllIltl
The Prescription Store.
All can pan the door. Night
Calla Anawerad. Tel. Call, 15 2.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10.10 a. Ira—«There
was no unlfot In tendency to prices at
the opening of the stock market, some
stotks ruling 1-8 to 1-. " lower, others
as much above and a number unchang-
ed from yesterday‘s closing. Reading
fell off 1-2, while. New York Central
trained a similar amount. The special-
ties generally were steudler than the
railroads. Consolidated ’l‘ohncco 4’s
jumped 2 1-2 to 7:1 1-4. with a block
of 150.000 changing hands at 73.
WALL S’l‘ltlIiiil'l‘, 11 II. III.—«ltailroad
stocks developed a firmer tone, a rise
of a point in Rock island creating a
larger demand for other western
stocks. St, Paul and Union Pacific rose
1-2. Reading cancelled its loss and
United States Steel pftl. moved up 3—4.
Sugar, tlcnI-ral Electric and Corn Pro-
ducts pfd. also advance 1 and Brook—
lyn Transit and AtunlgunIathI tloppcr
madtI good fractional gains. Consoli-
dated Tobacco is were dealt in on
tonsivcly in blocks of $100,000 and
over. Realizing followed the opening
bulge and the advance was wiped out
with a subsetIucut rally to above 72.
Continental Tobacco pi‘Il. yielded 1 and
Snuff pfti. 2. The market became ir-
regular again near 11 o'clock. New
York Central and Metropolitan Securi-
ties reacted a point, and there was
profit taking in United States Steel
pfd. and the Patritics.
WALL STREET, Noon—Heavy pur-
chases of Erie and Southern Railway
gave an upward impulse to prices anti
trading became very animated, Ex-
cept in a few stocks, the advances
uniting the usual favorites were limited
in fractions. with St. Paul. llniou Pa-
I'lllc. Southern Railway, United States.
Steel prl.. and Brooklyn Transit the
Locomotive, Paper pfd..
and the Union liox stocks improved
l II 2. Hot-king Valley prl.. St. Louis.
SIIIIJlIwIIstIIrn did, and Philip lost 1 a
1533. Bonds were thin. with the largest
transactions in (‘lonsolidutcd Tobacco
1's anti United States Steel it's.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the music wrrea 01
Maples 62 Uoldscltmitlt Commission
Brokers. Swartz & Corbett 11inch
South Norwalk Telephone 1:13.
Antal. Cop” {Iii-'55 57-, 54% 571/].
Am. C. F. (70.. 187g. 187g 18% 18%
Am. Col. Oil, 32‘}; 32% 32% 32%
Am, lcc. pf., 26% 2131/13 26% 26%
Am. Iced. 207.. 21 20% 21
Am. Smelt. (14% 64% 64% 61%
Am. Sugar, 181% 132 131% 131%
A. T. & S. Fe, 80%; 811.”. 80% 811,4
A, '1‘. & S. I“ pf 08% 98,11 981.]; 981/;
Hello. &'0th. 813% am 86% am
B'kiyn. R. ’1‘. 51% 5351/; 5-114: 551,-;
(lines. & ()hio. may, 3915. 38% iii)
(lhi. &‘ N. W., 187 1873}; 1157 187-33
Uh, (it. West. 1557-14 151K; .1514. 15%;
Ch. M. & S. 1’. 154 155% 154 155%
Col, l“. & 1. 361,1; 30% 31119 36%
Con. Gas. 1901.4; 191W, 1951,43 196%
Del. & ilIIIi., 1113 11331.9 103 163%
Erie, 214% 28% 28% 28%
Eric. 1st. pf.. 6-173 Mil/i. 64% (it'll/g
IIIIII. Elcc... ldti to; 165%, may.
ill. Central, 137 137% 137 13715
Lou. & Nash. 120% 121% 120% 121%
Manhattan, 15415 15411; 1547/3 1647/3
Met. St. Ry. 1191!, 120 119% 119%
Mex. Central. ll't'fq 117.4; 11%
M. K. & T., 22% 22% 21% 22
M. K. & '1‘.. pf., 47 47 46% 47
Mo Pacific. 90% 971,4 96% 97%
Nat. Lead. 23% 23% 231/; 231,4
N. Y. Central, 123 123 122 122%
Norf. 11‘; West, 074,14 ”677,4, 67% 67%
Out. 11 West, :11 ‘31 31 31
Penn. n. R., 1:5 125% 124% 125%
P90. Gas. 101%; 102% 10111,, 102%
Reading, 61% 62% 61% 61%
Read. 2nd, pf. 74% 74% 7-114 74%
Rep. Steel. 7% I711, 7% 7%
Rock island, 25% 26% 25% 261$
Sou. Pile... 56% 57% 56% 56%
So. Ry. Co.. 28% 29%, 28% 29%
So. Ry. Co. of 94%; 94% 94%
Term. C. a 1., 4m 45% 44%
Texas PRC, 3095 31 30%
Union Pac., 97% 99 97%
U. 8. Leather. 7% . 714 7%
U, S. heath. pf. 86% 861/: 86%
U. 8. Rubber, 19 19 19 19 -
11.8.Steel.12'I‘/.I 13% 127,1. 13
11. 3 Steel. pf.. 61% 62% 617.1; 62%
Wabash 19% 19% 19% 19%
Wabash. pt. 39 39% 39 39%
West. Un. Tel.. 90 90 90 90
18 18 18 18
ATCHiSON GLOBE sIoHTs.
Some women wear white dresses too
long.
Red hair is not a bar to good looka.
But no hair at all is.
it. is a question when time drags
slower; at a church social, or a 13111in
reunion.
There is a new “Prominent Men of
Kansas" scheme on. This achome at
ways goes.
When you do a thing you shouldn't
do. ever notice how everything seems
to conspire to see that you are caught?
“1 can't help being poor, " a man said
today. "John D Rockefeller made 1116'
poor by clinging me no much for coat
on."
we cnn’t see much difference be-
tween the average areal worn in a
kitchaandoaothathaabeonthmah
7 abiacmflim
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BEGINNING FRIDAY. AUG. 19, WE WILL SELL THE RINAIND-WWI
ER OF OUR MEN'S SUMMER SUITS AT A REDUCTION OF a 1-3
PER CENT OR 1-3 OFF FROM FORMER LOW PRICE.. I \
EVERY LIoHT WEIGHT, (two and aim ptm), MIN'I aun' it
INCLUDED in THIs OFFER. THE ASSORTMENT mention ‘
BLUE SERGE. BLACK THIBET AND uuoneaaao wWonITlo
AND raucv easements, WORBTEDS AND HOMESPUNI.
I ,‘ men's :20 suns an: new 013.33.
" , news us some ARE now 012.00 ; 'I t Imam? I
3" MEN'S 315 some ARE NOW $10.00. mm W
, man's m sum as: now 0 8.00. W
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MEN'S m sum an: now a 6.67. t ‘I WIT
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ALL YOUTHS' AND CHILDRENS sotrs INCLUDED IN THII
BALE. .. A
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SELLECK 8: PRICE
1 Clothiers and Furnishera. ‘W
911 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
W TELEPHONE CALLW sag-a.
a.
Saturday 5 pecial
Aug. 27th 1904.
Evergreen Corn, large and fine. 16c doz. . . " “:1: , If?! ‘ .
Cabbaqea, large heada, 5c '5, ‘9 ’I. W W . WW I,
Lima Beana, 4 qtt, 25c. ‘ it . W
Fresh Egga, the real article, 34c daz. ' . ,1 £7,133“
Glllfiowor Applea. fine eating apples, 30c peck. , l “III“, I,
Nice Cooking Apptea, 30c peck. W W I I W
Peachea, Bartlett Peara. .“
Sweet Potatoes.
W‘ WWW-T" "l" ff: 435“.» :W ‘.
Pure Cider Vinegar with a fine fruity flavor. , .I .tifaatmri,
Ginger Root, Fine Lemon.
1 A “more deal, atralght, open and above board, weight and maaaura out-y
tme' - JalJuEImidi.‘ -. ..
Lorenzo Dibble
AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE.
means more than the mere trying on of different glasses if done at the opt .
cal rooms of 11 B iloyt With one of the best equipped onieéa in South
Norwnlk he has every means for mak ing the most accurate and reliable on
tests and the best. results are assured in every case. All glasses are con-
structed to order, and special lenses 0 1' any kind are furnished.
HOMER 8. H0 YT. Refraction Opflcuin.
Room 9 United Bank Building. South Norwalk, Conn.
Special Appointments at convenlen cc of patron. . , . .
Office houra, 3. 11:45.12»; 6:00. Saturday avenlnga 7—9. '
I.
TELEPHONE 10l. Fran delivery to all park of (he Mo 01110.
R. J. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish M’k’t.
Oar Variety of FNSR Fish includes:
nosrou BLUES. 6c. BUTTERFISH. W
WEAKFISH, _,.-; Jr PORGIES. I ..‘.: ‘
common, ,I; , ,2?» SOFT SHELL chaos. I
HALIBUT, I“ LIVE LOBSTERS, -' I
ans. "' .5" LONG AND ROUND CLAMO
I ALL Goons wAnnANTED. ' '
WEST END WASHINGTON STREET.
Brannon—20 White 01.. Danbury;
Next to John H. Ferric acai Dilao.
75 Pacific Street. Stamford.
Watch this Space?
for Prices.
Schaub’s Market.
22 Wanhington Street.
Phone 322-2.
no Secs Bast 512.55%“?
moo RIALIZI the anion Con-come. d w ”W
Prioalaiaboycndaitctbarboueulmlamm 2
mac your Malian oonaldcratioa. I. ' .WW
com Tau-La wITII voun IYEII EXAMINATION ma. Wfll- W
, nor FITTING ouaaau'ralo. '
0.: B. JACKSON.
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Privata
Tcipha‘ac 221.
I .s .5. menu:
Broker,
iiaviiand: Block. 96 Washington strand,
’ mu Remit. Con.
Norwalk Chronicler