THE
We make our
loo Cream
absoluteiu of all
pure cream.
LANE’S
Liliili News .1111.
Special prices on men's wearablcs
ut Rcad's. See ad
The statement of the. City National
Bank appears in this issue.
Handsome new fall dross goods at
Tristrmu Iii liyatt's. Road the ad,
Don‘t forget Miss Ryan‘s anniver-
sary sale Saturday, Monday and Tues-
day.
Green gage plums and October pur-
pie plums ht Lorenzo [libbio's See ad.
for prices.
———l’lcusnre Beat 11 excursion Sunday
by steamer ‘Maitha's Vineyard’.
Leaves steamboat wharf at 2 p.111.
Mrs. David Stout Wucrts. of New
Haven, has been visiting rela.ivcs in
South Norwaik.
Munyon toilet goods at less than
half price for the next few days at
.iiowiand's, See ad.
' —1’|casurc llench excursion Sunday
by steamer “Martha‘s Vineyard'.
Leaves sIcaIIItmnt wharf at 2 n. n1.
—l\Ic11's Alpine Hats, O'Brien'a.
There will be music at the Knob to-
night from 7 until 10.30, by Jerome
May‘s llanjo (‘lub. provided it does not
storm. .
Miss iiiizulu-th Adams, of Camp
street, has retained home from Ilrook—
lyn and (lrccnwich, where she has been
the gutst of friends for three weeks.
The best results are obtained in
photography by using fresh cheIIIicaIS.
plates, films, etc. The Stiiison Pow-
cli (for. always have frcéh stock on
hand.
-_~_..____.
—-Dunlop Dcrlilcs, O‘Brien’s.
The tennis courts at the Knob are in
condition for playing and it Is hoped
that they will be used freely by the
members for the balance of the season.
Members are cautioned not to use
shoes with heels on the court.
~—Sn1ali range coal, $4.75 per ton
delivered. At Raymond Brothers.
, _._.__
Buckingham Post, (‘1. A. R., of Nor~
walk. held a routine business meet-
ing last evening. The members are
still talking about tho recent grand
encampment held at Boston, which was
attended by several of the post mem-
bers.
—200 of latest patterns jarrdincrcs,
10c upward M. S, Smith & Co.
Colonel (liorge D. Russell. of the
firm of Niblock and Russell, proprie—
tors of the Norwaik Hotel. who has
been conducting a summer hotel at
Point Pleasant, N, 1., during the past
season, is expected in Norwaik next
week.
——-Pleasurc Beach excursion Sunday
by steamer “Martha‘s Vineyard '.
Leaves steamboat wharf at 2 p. n1.
Employees of the Connecticut Rail-
way and Lighting Company accident~
ally caused a good-sized leak in the
East avenue water main, yesterday af-
ternoon. An iron bar was jammed
through the pipe. which is cement. The
damage was done on Earie’a Hill.
A meeting of tho chairmen of the
various committees comprising the
Citizens’ Committee, which had charge
of the arrangements for the recent
reunion of the Seventeenth Connecti-
cut, will shbrtly be called to close up
matters in connection with the re-
union.
THE LADIES favor painting their
churches, and therefore we urge every
Minist to remember we Rive a liberal
quanlit of the Longman & Martinez
Paint toward the pointing
Wears and Covers like gold
Don't pay 81. 60 a gallon for Linseed
Oil (worth 60 cents) which you do
when you buy other points in a can
with a paint label on it.
8 l 6 make 14. theretorei'when youI
want fourteen gallon: of paint, buy
only eight of L. t 16.. and mix six gol-
lona pure Linseed Oil with it. and than
get point at too: than 81.20 per gallon. i
Many houses are well painted with
four gallons of L t I.’ and three gol-i
long of unused Oil mixed therewith.
These Celebrated Points are sold by‘
, Com-took Watkins A Dow. South Nor-'
walk; thboll 0 Stop] on Hard
;Oo.. Norwnlh; W. 8. Buyer & Son,
Timon; Northrop, Scion. Southport.
W'
A BARGAIN IN RE Lwa-u-
ESTATE!
w. offer forulo at I ha oln.
tho homestead of Mr, William I. ood,‘
corner of Burritt and Ouinlard ov nuo.
South Norwolk—obout 117 foot fro t on‘
Ouintard avenue, and about 120 not on ‘
lurrltt avenue. House contain: Iii Im-
provommto and II in flrot clnu condi-
tion. Full particular. and price of
Taylor& Golden
74 Washington St.,
I .0. NOMIIK. Gt.
-—Chiid1en‘s outing iiRnncl dresses
and skirts very much he ow regular
price 25c e11. M. S. Smith & Co,
E. Hart Baldwin. of Wall street.
Norwalk, attended a meeting of the
(‘onuecticut State Botanical Society.
held yesterday at Saybrook Junction.
Mr. ilaidwln is a member of this so-
ciety. Botaniats from all over the
state were in attendance.
~—Spociai value in corsets. 49c up
wald. M. S Smith & Co.
A neat campaign novelty is now on
the. maIkei and 11 good many of them
11,19 being sold in the N01 walks It is
Iin the shape of a chcssman and 011 the
top is a pic'tuIe of Parker, the Demo
c1ati1.non1ince for president. The
novelty contains these words: ‘Par-
ke r1-—Nit. Knmk Him Out. We Are
for Roosevl'elt Attached to the little
affair is a small piece of elastic. at
the end of w...c.h there is a wooden
bulb. The possessor of the article
stretches the elastic and let's fly at the
top, when Parker‘s photo disappears
and that of Roosevelt comes 11p before
the eye.
-l’leasurc Beach excursion Sunday
by steamer "Martha's Vineyard"
Leaves steamboat wharf at 2 p. 111.
The Sunday evening sermon at the
South Norwaik Baptist church will be
the first, of the series.. "The Heart of
Religion.” Sept. lith. "The Existence
of God." Sept. 18th, “The Bible." Sept.
25th. "Sin." Oct. 2nd,, ”Forgiveness of
Sin.” Oct. 9th, "The idea Of Law.”
Oct, 16th, “What is Religion?" Oct.
23rd. “Life. With God." Oct. 30th.
“Death and the Light Beyond."
HITS BY 6.".
Pertinent Points About Baseball and
Slight Slaps at Slab Artists.
South Norwalk, Ct..
Sept. 9, 1004
Editor of Sentinel.
So, Norwaik, Ct.
Dear SiI't—I. as a follower of base
ball in The Norwalks would like to
see 11 game arranged between the it &
C's and the Independents. Should this
game be well contested a series of
Ihree games would be a good drawing
card to put before the base hail public.
Further. i can see no reason why
the it & G team can claim the chum-
plonship of The N01 walks until they
have given the independents a trial
.'Si11ccr11iy.
ANOTHER l<‘N NTHUSIAST.
’i he \Vinnipauk and the Postal l‘1pe-
miter Company teams ale scheduled
to play this ni‘telnoon 1m thI,1 Amphi-
the:1t1e giounds off \‘illton menne.
S11p_1.11'i11tcndcnt Shelley will do thr1
twirling for the typewriter makers.
MI Shelley pitched for several years
for the well known llny Ridge. team.
of Brooklyn. and though he has not
let his wing out for three years. it. is -
believed that he can still shoot a few
l1:~ndcrsover'the plate. This game has .,
been looked forward to with much lII- -’
terest and a hard contest will prob— ',
'Iiiiy ensue. The Postuis recently dc-
frv'tcd .1 team of players from the R & '
G corset factory, with Mike Dowd in
the box. while the Winnipzluks have
won nearly all of their games this item
SOIL
RICE GOT OFF EASILY.
Saved Just Five Months by Appealing
From Judge Lockwood'a Sentence.
()wcn Rice. an old Norwalk offender I‘
who was given a sentence of seven
months in Bridgeport jail by Judge E.
M. Lockwood in the Norwaik Court
several days ago and appealed. had his
care disposed of this week in Bridge- 3.
He got off with a sentence of ‘
port,
sixty days and costs.
garnT—doy and MondayT'our
Sheets of Music. 250
Conn: Take a Trip in my Airship,
Parsifal. Maidens Prayer, My Sweet-
heart True. A Little Blonde, Take Mo
Back to Mother.
COLE-MAN’S
Now: Store.
10 North Main Street, South Not-walk.
Agent for A. G. Spnlding'o Baseball
and Sporting Goods.
Moneu is? a friend
that Will Work for ilOll
data and night.
{Deposit regularly In the
SOuth Norwaik
Trust Co.
and you‘ve“! coon but. I friend that
. to will prohot ypo lax/m1- declining
Our Gnu Curacao-in“r Sunken” or Money look.
,Suits to Your order
Guaranteed to Fit.
CHOICE AND EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS IN DOMESTIC AND
IMPORTED WOOLENS AWAIT YOUR CHOOSING iN OUR CUS-
TOM TAILORING DEPARTMENT. WILL YOU SEE THEM?
A GUARANTEE OF A PERFECT FIT. OR NO PAY GOES
wITH EVERY SUIT HERE. we TAKE ALL THE RISK; YOU
PAY $16 To :45 IF SATISFIED; NOTHING To PAY IF WE FAIL.
How LONG DO YOU THINK w: COULD DO BUSINESS ON
THAT PLAN 11- ws DIDN'T KNOW WHAT OUR TAILORs CAN
DO? ‘ "*m m
READYTO WEAR SUIT3\THAT FIT; TOP COATa AND
RAIN COATS DiTTO; PALL HATs AND FURNISHINGS f-‘OR
MAN AND BOY. - . 1‘ ..-.w.‘i:‘a'......;‘..‘..1..'££2;m
v
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ROGERS ‘& STEVENS
Successors to Comatooh Bros.
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL. 1211.
if we can't have both. we would prefer your friend-
ship to your trade. If there is one particular reason for
our business growing like it has. we believe it's because
we loOk after our customers so well—our customerp' in-
terests are our own No matter what you want. we'll get
it for you and in better shape than any one else.” _‘
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. p it .
t ‘1 MANUEL T. HATCH.
ieptember BargaIns
1—WOODBURY PIANO, OAK CASE. ................. $240.00.
This inslIIIment has been rented to a famous singer and actress.
Used three months this summer.
1—WOODBURY PIANO, MAH, WAS $325.00 NOW .......... $260. 00.
Large sized instrument Di: ricct as new. rented this Summer two
months, must be seen to be appreciated.
l—JEWITT PIANO, MAH. SMALY UP. WAS £325.00 NOW 62751”.
An opportunity to scrurc a fine, high-grade instrument at a low
price.
l-Q-SHONINGER ORGAN, GOOD As NEW, .............. $40.00.
x This instrument has an actual value of $100.00, the small demand
for parlor organs is the season We offer it so low.
THESE ARE NOT ALL OF 0 UR BARGAINS, BUT THEY REP-
RESENT A FEW THAT SHOULD BE GIVEN YOUR SERIOUS CON-
BIDERATION.
if you prefer to make monthly pay ments, we will be very glad to
arrange same to your convenience.
Telephone 1365-3.
36 Wnshingfon Strut.
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- . -__.... ._._...._- ., . _ . __
Ii complete and inch stock of
Eastman Kodaks and Supplies.
w P. BEERS,
BOOK AND STATIONnRY STORES,
--J Wall St... Norwalk. 6 80. Main St.. South Norwalk.
[III in tile Butter Business lien.
if you are a crank on BUTTER Why not ' go to It‘lUTTER "one."
We sell large quantities and open fTesh tubs every day, 11 you want zoos
why not buy frCSh ones. Our team collects trash eggs from the country
daily. if you like Rood CHEESE, why not try our “PHILADELPHIA
CREAM-v. If you buy some you will come back again. If you drink
COFFEE or TEA. why go to store where‘ colon and too are made a
specially You will no 11. If you lihe EVERYTHING CLEAN
Mum to: 11 NORTH IN STREET. .. ‘
1.
Better
Tooth Brushes <1
We have good tooth brushes
from 1011.111). At 200 to 60:: we
supply brushes which we guar-
antee. If one of thud brushes
fails in any way to give entire
satisfaction, come back and get
a new Olle-‘Of‘ your money.
iIIiIIIIWMINIII
The Prescription 811111.
All euro polo tho,d00r. Night
Callu‘Anoworod. Tel. Call, 16 2.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10.10 a. his-The
stock market today opened active and
firm with considerable demand for low
priced stocks. Rock island, Southern
Railway and United States Steel were
taken in large blocks and there was
conspicuous strength to the local
stocks. Consolidated Gus, Mctropolli
tan Securities and Metropolitan Street
Railway advanced 1 to 1 1—4. Union
Pacific was heavy and 103th -.8 but the
western stocks were not muteIially
changed.
WALL STREET. close.-—Railroad
stocks eased off from neglect. rather
than any selling pressure. St. Paul.
Atchison, Southern Pacific, New York
Central 11nd a few others fell a shade
below yesterday's closing. Meanwhile
the various iron and steel and the Car
Equipment stocks were rising vigor-
ously, led by United States Steel prl..
which nrove above 66. Colorado Fuel
gained four points and other gains ran
between one and two points. In the
last fifteen minutes the market bound-
ed up again under large purchases of
Union Pacific, St. Paul, Atchison and
other grain carriers. Pennsylvania
rose one and St. Paul two.
TODAY'S OUOTAT IONS.
Reported over the private titres of
Maples & Ooldschmldt, Commission
Brokers. Swartz a Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1 pm.
WON SILLY GOAT
But Mr. Street Find: it in a Rather Ex-
ponlivo Annlmol to Keep.
Harry Street, the popular collector
for Raymond Bros, is of the opinion
that prizes won at fairs are not always
desirable articles. Mr, Street succeed-
ed in capturing a hilly goat from the
fair held in Dorian the past week an.
der the auspices of St. John's R. C
Church of Noroton. He took the aunt-
mol home and left in out in the yard
over night. The next morning, when
Mr. Street. went to look for Mr. Goat
he discovered that his grape arbor had
been demolished. Later in the day the
animal knocked his young son Harry
down and now Ir. Street to ready to
sell him for alum-t any price.
OUT HIS HAND.
Reynolds. of Catherine street.
. In!
" Norwflhhnumpomothndu
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tho mil No5 ,
m
Amal. Con, 5191/, {Iii-'1); 5915,5915
Am, C. & P. CO 23 231i 253 23%
Am. C. & I". pf. 80% ii: 80% 80%
Am. Cot. OIL. 321,5 02‘s. 32 32%
Am. ice, 6151 this. 6% 6%
Am. ice, pf., 261$ 207 .1 26713 26711
Am. Loco” 23 25 23 247,11
Am, SmelL, 67 7,12, 68 671% 67%
Am. Sugar. 132 132% 13in 132%
Anaconda, 86 86 86 86
A, T. & 8. Fe. 821,9 831.1 821/. 83
A. ’l‘. & S. F. pf 98%. 99V. 9814. 991/.
Balto, & .(JIIIII, SEW. 8913.1 89% 89 1
B’klyn. R. T., 567;. 57 56% 567.131
Chet-1, & Ohio, 43 431% 43 43%
Chi. & N. “2. 190% 191 190% 191
Ch. Gt, West. 17 I7 16% 17
Ch. M.& S. i’. 158 159% 157% 159%
('ol. 1“. & I. 39% 44 39% 43
Col. South. 16% 16% 16% 16%
Con. (ins. 203 20671. 203 206-74.
,i)ei. 8: Had, 169% 169% 169 ' 169%
Erie, 31-511 31% 31%
Erie, lst. pf., 67% 68 67% 68
1011. Eiec.. 174% 174% 174% 174%
iii, Central. 1399; 1393/11 1383/4 138171}
Lou. & Nash, 123 123% 122% 123%
Manhattan 157% 157% 157% 157%
Met. St. Ry. 1217.11 122% 121 121
Mex. Central 14% 15 14% 15
M, K. d: T. 23%. 237i; 2:: 231,-;
M. K. & T. pf., 48% 48% 48 48
M0. Pacific, 99%; 99% 987i; 99V.-
Nat. Lead. 23% 24 23%~ 24
N, Y. Central. 125% 126% 125% 1259i.
Norf. & West. 69% 6991’; 69 69%
Ont. & West. 33% 33% 33 33%
Pan. Mail. ‘33% 85 33% 34%
Penn. R. R.. 128% 129% 12 129
'i’eo. Gas. 1037/3 1045's 103% 104545
Pres. S. Car, 34 .3491; 33% 34%
Reading. 69% 69% 68 68
Read. lat. pf., 85% 867A; 85% 857/15
Read. 2110. pf., 77% 7.7% 77% 77%
Rep. Steel. 7111 8% 7% 7%
Rock island. 30% 30% 297A. 30
Rock island. pf 73% 73% 72% 73
Rub. Goods, 18% 19% 18% l9%
South, Pac.. 58% 58%. 577A; 58
Son. Ry. Co.. 3171:, 32% 31% 32%
So. Ry. Co.. pf. 96 96 95% 96
Tenn, C. & l., 47% 48% 47% 48%
Texas Pac., 31% 32% 31% 32%
Union Pac.. 99% 101 997A. 100%
Union Pac. pf., 92%.. 92% 9271i. 92%
U. S. Leather. 8% 8% 8% 81,5
U. S. Leath.. pf. 86% 86%, 86% 86%
U. 5. Rubber, 19% 19% 19% 19%
U S. Steel, 14% 15% 14% 15%
U. s Steel, 111 64% 66% 64% 66
Wabash. 21% 21% 21% 21% .
Wabash pf., 41% 42% 41% 42%
West. Un. Tel., 9155 91% 91% 91%
Wis. Cent. 19% 20 19% 19%
, BANK STATEMENT.
Reserves Dec. 9.065.150
Reserves. 9.066.325
(other than U. S, Dec.)
Loans. inc, 13.243.660
Specie Dee. 5.902.300
Legal Tender. Dec 2.006.600
Deposits. Inc. 4.625.400
Circulation. Inc. 1,085,100
THAT some or YOUR FRIENDB.THOUOH EARNING No menu
THAN You SUDDENLY DECIN To DRESS BITTER? mu You
. so: AT THE SAME TIME THEY HAD JUST AS MUCH MON" FOR
OTHER THINGS AS BEFORE 1 AND HAVE YOU wONoonIo How
IT COULD BF. , rgi 1. 1 gm”
SIMPLE ENOUGH! 11‘ You WILL ALLOW us To SHOW You
OUR NEWLY OPENED FALL STOCK, IT WILL COST YOU NOTH-
1
INS our YOUR TIME To own us A LOOK. 1 '1 r
WE ARE READY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT FOR THE FALL
AND WINTER CAMPAIGN. {3:31 ‘, “-3, ; , ., m
FALL HATS FROM CROFUT AND KNAPP. MEN SHIRTS AND
1 . ..... ,un. . 1’ m
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NECRWEAR.
SELLECK .11 PRICE.
I Clothiers and Furnishers.
Id Washington Street. South Norwalk.
rnapnoua CALL 3941.
‘ 4‘- .
Small Stock
Green Gage Plums
659 a peck.
October Purple Plums
Vern handsome. 750 a Deck.
Lorenzo Dibble.
AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE.
means more than the more trying on of different glasses if done at. the opti-
cal rooms of H. B. Hoyt. With one of the best equipped ofllcea In South
Norwalh. he has every means for making 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 of any kind are furnished
HOMER 8. HO YT. Refraction Omicron.
Room 0 United Bank Building.
Spoclai Appointmento It oonventon cc of patron.
Office hours, a, 11:46.12:45. 6: 00. Saturday ovonlngo 7—0.
I'ELIPHONE 10o rm 11.11ch to all we In tho 1... .111...
R. J. Cutbill’s Bridge Madman.
WE HAVE ‘
ESCALLOPS
fl 1 “T j 'i"" ALL GOODS WARRANTED.' . ‘
WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. Pm III 0M
lunches-20 White IL. Danbury: 15 Pacific Street. Stomm
Prices Still Growing Lower.
Shoulder Steak................10c lb.
Lean Pot Roost.......
Print Butter .................. 201: lb.
Eggs, strickly fresh. . . . . . . . . .25c doz.
Chopped Beef....3lbo for 25c..10c lb. Fresh and Corned Plate......1.5o to.
Prime Rib Roast .............. 141: up. Leg Spring 13mm. . ".140 up. ,_
Porterhouse Steak. . . . ......... 20c lb. Fore Quarter Lamh. .160 up 1 v ‘.
Sirloin Steak ......... .. . ..... 18c lb. Lamb Chops......... Go up. '
Round Steak... ............... 15c lb. Native Home dressed Chicken lndl’oni .
Schaub’s ,Markot.
22 Washington Street.
Phone 322-2. 1
Ho sacs Bast pungent? .
Do YOU llALlu tho Ioriou nonmal- of W fit I.
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m your hunt madman.
DON'T TRIM WITH YOUR [Yul EXAMINATION ml. III-
, I'm FITTING GUARANTEED.
0. B. JACKSON.
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South Nomm. Conn.
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