We make our
loo Cream,
absolutelu of all
pure cream.
[pail iieiis lulu
Red fire and fireworks for the cam:
palgn at Coleman‘s.
meat at the Public Market.
Frank ll. Fitch has closed his store
at lilckory Bluff for the’ season.
Seafood 01‘ all kliids selling at rea-
sonable prices at Captain Ducross‘s.
'l‘lie Danbury Fair will be 'Iield this
year during the week 01' October 3-8.
MISS Ruth Clary, of West street,
is spending two Weeks in New York
city.
New fall styles in ladies’ neckwear
'at the Boston Store, and the prices
are unusually low. See ad.
Mrs. Frederick Pitzer and daughter,
of Woodward avenue, have gone to
Brooklyn for a week‘s visit.
Mrs. Nan Pearson, of Bridgeport. has
returned home after visiting misses
McMahon, ot' liayvrew avenue.
William Leland. of New Britain.
pent, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
J. Bradbury. of liayview avenue.
Thomas 1“. McMahon. of Bnyview
avenue has returned home at'rte a
week's vacation in New Hampshire.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank K Bilggs arc
e.\pcc.tui home tomorrow iioiii the'ii
two weeks‘ honey moon. which iriciudci
Letter Carrier James Hanford is en-
joying a day s vutation irorrr his (in
tics and Carrier C mom is substitut-
lug.
"Sweet as a nut" is no misnomer for
the sugar curcd barns and rightly
smoked bacon sold at Schaub‘s 111a.-
kct.
There is a guarantee back of every-
thing sold at Miss ityaiis that 11.0
tccts you. You run no risk in trading
there.
Neil Sweeney. of the Washington
street store oi the New York Grocery
Company, is enjoying his annual v11-
cation.
Murray Root, of Springfield, Mass.
was the giant yesterday of Mr. and
Mrs. F. in. Conley. at their home in
Union street.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent M. Honiiecker
and daughter Margaret, 01 Bridgeport,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary McMa-
hon of Liayview ave,nue
B. Hershfleld & Son guarantee their
coal the best in the market; also guar—
antee the weight. A trial oidoi w.ii
convince you 01‘ these facts.
a visit to Niagara Falls and nearly all
the prominent cities of Western New
York state. 'i‘e'hiy will 1es.uc in hand-
somely furnishtd apartments in lsaacs
place Noinalk.
There is no better way to accumu-
late money than having an account
with a savrngs bank. Start one at once
with the South Norwaik Sayings Bank
and watch it grow
Only a few things at Frank Sher-
man‘s, but they are the best. A tele-
phone has been installed. You will
not find it in the directory, but ask
central for the number.
Uncns Tribe improved Order of Red
Men will give a smoker tonight, at
which Professor Dillon of New York.
and other artists will participate itc-
trcdhments will be served.
David mousse, of New Britain will
come to South Norwalk this afternoon
and this evening accompanied by his
friend Louis (‘iineo will leave for
Scranton Pa., on a several days“ bus-
iness trip. ,
The Friendly Union of Welcome
Stranger lodge, Sons of St. George,
will hold a smoker tomorrow evening
It the close of their business meet-
ing, which will be held in the hall in
Main street.
W \
The Whatsoover Circle of King's
Daughters of the. South Norwalk (ion.
gregntionnl Church will mee't at the
home of Mrs. William H. Smith 3.!
West street. Tuesday evening. Sep-
tember 20. It 8 oclock. As important
business a to be transacted at full at-
tendance a greatly denim
Oo‘r Photo more"...
anionic. hwdors.
Plom. Wuhan.
money-thew unbeco-
Mounting
mm
I
Special low prices on all kliids of home In Bayvlew avenue.
\‘ ; 9‘.
ii' '
mashi‘i‘ra NORWALK Ev
EN IN G SENTIN EL
A unaurv in am.
:snr 1:!
w. offer fondle at a bargain.
tho homootoad of Mr. William B. Rood
corner of Burrltt and Quintord avenue,
South Norwolk. about 137 foot front on
Ouintord avenue. and about 120 foot on
Burrltt avenue. Houu contain. all Im-
provomonto and to in firot clue oondl.’
tion. Full particular- and prico of
Taylor& Golden
14 Washington 8h,
.00. NONIIK. Ct.
_. _,..__h. .
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Joseph Larruuri has returned after
a few duys' visit with Morlileu friends.
William Wallgrain has taken his
cutbont out of commission for the son-
son.
Miss Ruth St. John, of “llnIOl’u
Place, is confined to her bed by ill-
ness.
Miss Nettie Tattle, of Brooklyn, is
the guest of Mrs. W. H. Baldwin, of
Wall street.
Miss Mary Evendcn, of Long Island.
is the guest 01 Mrs, P. N. Smith at her
A. .l. Collins & Co. are having the
lower floor of their North Main street
store papered and painted.
Miss Eva llartlein, of (loldcn lllll
street, has returned from a two weeks“
visit with relatives in Mt‘i'itit‘ll.
Mrs. Wallace. sister of Mrs. (‘1. ll
Tl'itt‘lltiit‘y, ot‘ liroolisidc. has returned
from a Visit With friends in lirooklyn.
Our aruf Quorum": Satisfaction or Manor Book.
[These Top Coats, of Ours
Are” The Smallest Coats Out.
‘_..
Short. boxy Top Coats are in high favor this Fall.
These we are showing now are destined for smart dress-
ers. They possess in the highest degree all we mean by
the word “style"—smart fitting, full skirted, right in
length. and with expert touches by skilled hands to make
them look their part—hand-tailored.
You may have them in the newest shades of Covert,
in Oxford and black; in short, medium and knee lengths.
Prices range from $8.50 to $20.00.
We have plenty of double-breasted Suits in the new
full, These models, in brownish mixtures and gray wor-
steds, priced from $10 to $25.
Fail Hats and Furnishings are all ready for‘you.
ROGERS & STEVENS
Successor: to Comalooli Bros.
Miss lierthn (lray, of Elmira, N. Y..
is visiting Misses Grace and Pearl (.‘o-
UOUTH NORWALK. TIL. CALL. 22-2.
hum, of Livingston street, South Nor-
walk.
Joel 1.. Rockwell, ot‘ Ilidgefleld, was
in South Norwalk this morning on
business. From here he Went to New
York city.
SWell top roots at Rogers & Stev—
ciis's that possess in the highest do-
grcc all that is meant by the word
"style." Prices are low. See all.
(i. ll. 'l‘racndly, of Brookside, lost r.
valuable call Saturday, the animal
meeting its death as a result of u kick
from :1 horse which was grazing in titt-
suiiie lot. I
Buy your groceries at the New York
(lrocmy 17,1, and you will save money
With every purchase. Read the ad. and
see “11.11 special bargains you can get
this week.
William 13. Bogardiis. who during
the past summer has been rellcf clerk
at the tilerideiining pharmacy in Nor-
walk. finished his duties at the store
Saturday night.
Alfrr-cl lloutwcll and Aithiii Cant-y
lt'rft South Noiwulk today for Colgatt
Univc'..is'.ty Hamilton New York Wal-
101 'l‘. Aiken Ch'irles Hill and (‘llffoid
Arnold wllh leave for the same place
latti in the w.eek
”4...;
1110 annual city election for city of— .
firms will lit IJLIII on Monday (hto
her .3.
street has been tlmignated as the vet
iiig place. l’olls WIII remain open
from 6 a. in, to 5 p. n1.
A meeting of Colfax Encampment.
l. O. t). R, will be held this evening
at Odd Fellows’ Hall in Washington
street. The new regalia has arrived
and is ready for use. All members
are asked to be present.
A large number of people went to j
NI'W York this morning on the steam-
er Martha‘s Vineyard. The delightfii:
weather at present makes the sail on
the Sound even more pleasant than in
the hot summer season.
The continued fair weather makes
people reluctant to gave the shore
and ytsteiday qiiiteh number were
seen at the various rbsorts along the
shore. Serbial enjoyed the bathini‘.
at the Knob yesterday and report that
the water was excellent.
"no “1111:”
AND
FIREWORKS
For the Agampaion
COLE MAN’S
t.-
the Police Station on l-lnvllaiid ,1
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 woli—ou‘r customers‘ in.
tcrcsts are our own No matter what you want, we'll get
it for you and in better shape than any one else. ‘
BUY OATS Til AT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
OUR RENTED STOCK
is nearly all in, and we are going to disposo‘ hf theso pianos at a re-
duction, you can benefit by the amount we have received. but. you
must decide quickly.
There are customers always waiting to buy these instruments and
ilrst to come get the best selection.
We have now some of the finest, including JEWITT, WOODBURY,
i CURTIS,AND ONE HUME, OUR VERY BEST PIANO, THIS WILL
BE OFFERED FOR A FEW DAYS AT A GREAT REDUCTION.
Manufacturors, I
36 Washington Strut. Telephone 365-3.
News Star-o.
to North Mnln Street, South Norwolk.
Agent for A. G. Spaidlng'o Baubali
and Gpofllng Goodo.
M01161] is a friend
that will work for iron
daii and‘night.
South Norwalk
Jru 5t OD.
willprotootyootnyoorm
.J Wall St., Norwaik.
FEE, TEA. AND CANNED GOODS.
A complete and truh stock of
Eastman Kodak and Supplies.
AT ,
W P BE‘ERS
I a ,
BOOK AND surrender sroass. '
6 So. Main 81.. South Norwnlk.
Had to Have a Tele-
phone Put In.
We had to how: a telephone put in. our customers requested it and some
of them would not do busines- with no unless we had a phone. You will not.
find it in the directory—ask central for the number.
delivery VIM some of our customers wouldn't do business with in union
di
aindyouwiumuhmarmmtf'e t
We have also put on a
Only o few thingl. but the beat, ourfea. sees AND canola. cor!
Tired Out
People
if you need toning up, why
not take HIGHLAND MALT. it
Is made for people who are run,
down
HIGHLAND MALT is made
from carefully selected malt and
hops.
15c bottle. 2 for 25¢.
PRICE—$1.60 DOZEN.
Till ILIFIIIBII Pliiililiiiil
The Prescription Store.
All can pan the door. Night
Cello Answered. Tot. Call, 15 2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WA] IXS'l‘lWh ET 10.10 a. m.-—0nen-
ing prices of stocks today were gen-
erally lower than Saturday. Southern
Pacific and Amalgamated Copper were
the most prominent stocks to show
gains and they rose only an eighth.
St. Paul was down 34. Rock island.
Chesapeake & Ohio, Norfolk & Weat-
ern and United States Steel 5-8.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.—Small ral-
lies in prices were not held. but the
market did not sag below the morn-
ing‘s low point. (‘olorado & Southern
stocks were in active demand and ad-
vanced from 1 to 1 1-2. Pittsburg &
Eastern also moved up nearly two
points.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private Wires 0'
Maples & Goldschmidt. Ceinmlasior
Brokers. Swartz & Corbett Block
South Norwaik. Telephone 153.
Open. illuh. Low. 1 nm
Anial. Cup, 68 59%. 58 68%
A. C. & F. 00., 1232/1 231,4; 22% 23%
Am. Cot, Oil, 3 34% 34 34
Am. ice. pt. 29% 261.1. 261,4. 261,4
Am. l.oc.o., 272.4; 27% 2111/. 26%
Am. Smelt, 65% 65% 65% 65%
Am. Sugar, 13.1 1311/. 130% 130%
Anaconda, 93 93 92 .92
A. ’l‘. & 8. Fe. 88% 88% 88 88%
A. 'l‘ & S. F. p. 99 99 98% 98%
linlto. & Ohio, 817/, 82 811/. 81%
li'klyn. R. T., 55% 55% 54% 54%
Ches. & Ohio, 43%. 431.1. 42% 42%
Ch. Gt. West. 16-31. 16% 16%. 16%
C. M. & S. Y.. 157% 157% 156% 157
Col. F, & 1. 341.4,. 34543 33% 337.4.
Col. South, 17% 17% i7 17%
Con. Gas. 293 294%, 203 204
Del. & liud., 166% 166% 166% 166-34,
Eric. 31 311,13 30% 30%
Eric, 1st... pf., 67% 67% 67 67
Gen. Elect. 170% 170% 170 170
Ill. Central, 139 .139 , 138% 138%
mu. & Nash, 122 1231.9 1‘: 1221...
Manhattan. 158%, 153% 151W, 15:11.2;
Met. St, lty.. 122 122 1211.1. 1:31:11
Mex. Central, 14 14 . 13% 11177;.
M. K. & T., 241;. 211.4. 237... 237..
M. K. & T. pf.. 477.3 4712... 471/2 4'1"»
Mo. Pacific, 98 981,; 971/2 97“.
Nair Mad, 241/ 241/ 23 :1. 23'.
N. Y. Central. 1271,11 12714 1261/. 1261/.
Nerf. & West.. 687;. 1'19 (181$ 681-:-
Ont. & West, 321,4; 3211’, 3"% 321,4.
Pac. Mall. 32% 1121/. 32%, 3221..
Penn. it. 11.. 131% 1311,52 130% 1307,.
Pet), Gas. 102% 1921/4 1021410215
leading. 667;; 60%, 65% 661.6;
Read. 2nd. pf., 71‘. 71; 711 71;
Rep. Steel. 871’. 87,1. 8% 89;.
Rock island, 27% 27% 271/. 7'5.
Itulv Goods, 1914 19111 19 191,;
South. Part. 55711 56 5534; 55'»
Son. Ry. Co.. 32%, .‘1 32% 82%
So Ry. Co. pf, 96 96 95% 95-11
Tenn C. & l.. 481/; 48% 47%, 47%
Texas Par... 31% 31% 30% 307.4.
Union Pac., 97% 98 97 97%
U. S. Leather. 9% 955’; 9% 93,.
II, S. heath. p. 812% 117 Still,- 87
U S. Rubber, 20 20 20 20
U. S. Steel, 1724 17% i7 173%.}
U. S. Steel, pf., 68%. 68% 67% (:8
Wabash. pf. 41% 41% 411/. 41%
West. Uri. Tel. 91% 91% 912/, 91 514
Wis. Cent. 19% 19% 19%, 191,4;
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Walter T, Aiken. who is employed
at stenograp‘nlc work in New York
city. spent the Sabbath at his home in
Wilton avenue, Norwalk.
Mrs. William Vollmer and son, J.
William Vollmer. of Crescent Terrace
went down on the Martha's Vineyard
this morning for a few days‘ visit
with friends in Newark.
Friends in South Norwalk are re-
ceiving souvenir post cards from
Charles .I. Prescott and Frank L. Ju .
who are at St. Louis. From all ap-
pearences the assistant postmaster-
Red Man and his companion are hav-
ing the time of their lives.
The pony farm at South Wilton.
which recently moved from the Cran-
bury 'dlstrict. sustained a loss last
week in th! death of one of their val-
able animals. The pony. it is said.
died as a result of overriding. The
manager is now looking for the lad
who caused the animal's death.
The call for the Republican caucus
to be held in the Town Hall. Monday.
Sept. 26th.. 1904. at 8 o‘clock p. m.. was
issued today. The caucu- will be for
the purpose of nominating candidates
for town oflices for the ensuing year.
and to transact any other business
proper to come before said caucus.
Michael Cahill, I. South Norwnik bnt~
ter employedat Voik's shop. was an
rested that night on complaint of his
wife. who alleges non-support. The
else was heard this rooming before
Judge Taylor in the Hovliaud street
court room and a continuance was
ordered until Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Attorney John Keogh repre.
sent- the wife of the accused.
The dancing lesson at Roton Point
come to I close, Saturday night. There
in the pavilion ond the occasion was
_ 'njoyod'fnily on much on any previous
anti m M rendered the
IT COULD BE.
AND WINTER CAMPAIGN.
NECKWEAR.
were a large number or young people ,
TI-IAT SOME OF YOUR FRIENDS.THOUGH EARNING ND 4U‘DN‘
THAN YOU SUDDENLY BEGIN T0 DRESS BITTER? DID YDD .
SIMPLE ENOUGH! u= YOU WILL ALLOW us To show You
can NEWLY OPENED FALL srocx.
me our YOUR TIME TO ow: us A LOOK. ~ .1
WE ARE READY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT FOR THI FALL
FALL HATS FROM cnorur AND KNAPP. MEN 3141an -
SELLECK 8. PRICE.
I Clothiers and Furnishel'l.
98 Washington Street. SouthINorwallt.
summons 0111.1; 3.14... I
" Ir‘w
l
’1'.(‘
31:: AT THE SAME: TIME THEY HAD war As MUCH NONI? FOR sh
omen THINGS As BEFORE 1 AND HAVE YOU wouozn'll HOW.
v u
.15
I;
IT WILL cost You north "
we.
I
p
1
Cauliflower for pickling and
dium. 20c; large. 25c head.
Fine large Bull Nose Green
10c dozen.
Egg Plants from so to too.
Handsome New York State
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WEO
FER
other purposes—small, 15¢; m-
1“, p.-
Pcppcrs at 18c dozen. Small at
l
,
Fall Pippin Apples, at 35c peck.
Pure and unadulterated Cider Vinegar of good strength. also
gal. Gingq Root and other pure
Hope to be favored with your orders.
Spices.
I
Lorenzo Dibble
AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE.
'4
means more than the were trying on of different glasses if done It tho op _
al rooms of H. B. Hoyt. With one o
\‘orwulk, he has every means for mak
ests not the best results are assured
tructed to order, and special lenses 0
f the best equipped office. in :~
ing the most accurate and reliablo'
in every case. All glaoaop on
f any kind are furnished. 1
HOMER 8. H0". Rolrootlnn Opflflln.
Room 9 United Bank Building,
Special Appointment: It oonvonlon
Offlco houro, 8. 11:46.12245. 6:00.
south Nor-walk. with.
no of patron.
Saturday ovenlngo 7-4. ,
I'ELEPHONE 100. Free
dollvory to oilplrto of tho Molina.
R. J. Cutbill’e Bridge Fish M’k’tf.
Oysters. Clams. Escallops and all kinds
of
Fish
Fresh From Dan.
ALL GOODS
NEST END WASHINGTON STREET.
amoeba—20 Whit. 81., Donhul‘y: 76
Ho Soos Best
00 vou RIALIII tho cotton
lulu!
WARRANTED.
Next to John H. Forrio' oool 0.0!.
Pacific Strut, oummo. *
“swear as A NUT."
Lots of 1160le like, with hood no
son, ham and bacon in hot weather?-
prefer them to fresh meats. Wol'hn
the happy faculty, the {arteriole Mil
ties, to please you all. , "sweeten“
nut.”jis no misnomer for our unfit
cured hams and rightly smoked-blood.
1. x
Sch-ub'o Morkot’
o wumuovon one" . '
'Phooo, m “' '
mm on: in .
CONSIDUl'm 3.3.
Prloolol humour other nonunion-amusing. a 14 lo.
moo your Moot oomldorotlon.
oonrr ruin: wrm voon Ivui chromium» with. m.
nor rrrrmo commune. . . .
O. B. JACKSON,
I WALL "REIT.
Advertise Your Wants
in lire Evening Sentinel
Andaet Quick-Returns”
.. .1. write.
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