We makoour'V
, loo Cream
absolutela of all
pare cream.
LA HE’S
5| Washington St.
11111 11113 N11111:
i
Cockonoo Tribe, 1. O R. M, of Nor“
walk, will hold a meeting tomorrow
evening,
The fall sewing sale is now open at
the store. of the Howiand Dry Goods
Company. Read the ad. for particulars.
The R & G baseball team will play
the Graphophones, of Bridgeport, next
Eatpdrday afternoon, on the Decker
‘ c
George Gerriah and family are pre-
paring to move from Stuart avenue to
Philadelphia, where Mr. Gerrlsh is
now employed,
Congressman E. J. Hill and Colonel
F. A. Hill are attending the launching
of the Connecticut today at the Brook-
lyn Navy Yard.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Selleck of
Maple short are in Brooklyn today.
attending the launching of the United
States battleship Connecticut.
" Barber Mola, of South Norwalk, who
was operated on at the Norwalk Hos-
pital for appendicitis, has been dis-
charged from the Institution.
Good cooks recommend Charles E.
Seymour‘a groceries. They are al-
ways fresh. He also carries a full line
of Drake‘s cakes. Road the ad.
Charles S. Johnson, Jr and Gemgn
S. (‘avanaugh of Norwalk have just
rccovmod their sailboat which broke
away from hna anchorage at Gregory's
Point some. time ago and landed on
Butts island.
The male quartet will sing at the
prayer meeting of the 11 lrst Methodist
C‘hurclr this owning. ’l‘hc pastor wtll
deliver tho third addrcaa .in the scr- *
ion on Preparation for a Revival: top—
to '1 ho Preparation of the Hunt,
Wilson Smith, who broko,hia right
ankle and right wrist by falling down
stairs at his home irrMaIn street some
days ago and was taken to the hospital.
Was discharged from the institution
yesterday.
William .1. Wilcox still Iica critical»
ly ill at his honre in Hant‘ord Placc.
ills right. side is paralyzed. and he is
unable to speak owing to his illneal
Mr. Wilcox is a prominent batter, and
a member of several fraternal orders,
and has the sympathy of many friends.
A special car chartered for the pur—
pose conveyed the Republicans of
South Norwalk to the, rally last cvcn-
ing at iarckwood‘s Hall, where they
listened to a speech by Hon. Screno E,
Payne. Rcd fire was hur.nel 1110117
the route and considerable enthusiasm
was displayed.
‘ C, ll. Wilcox, Hartford; G. F. Shark-
or, F. B. Button. W. O. Sunnonn. G.
Leveuright, F. M. Allen. New York:
8. Haggart, Gloversviiie. N. Y.; Rob~
ert A. Holmes. 0. S, Clapham, Harry
W. Baucknran. Boston; C. H. Allen.
R. W. Burritt, midgeportg Frank H.
Mahorrcy, Brooklyn; 0. M. Outton.
Torinscnd. 11111.; C. F. Osborn. and
Harry Popper. Smith Norwalk. were
among the guests at the Hotel Clifv
ford, yesterday.
Letter to w. B. Knapp,
South Norwulk.
Dear Sir: Have .youAtou‘nd olrt you
can paint a job with fewer gallon De-
voo than of anything else, lead-and-oll
or anything else?
Mr. Floyd Almy. Hanna and Sign
Painter, Greenwich, N. Y., found it
out three years ago; he writea: “I
have used Dovoe load~and pine for the
p at three years, and cannot say too
mob in its fa'vor. I am using it now
on a big job that i took by contract
and it has saved me at least $26 in
the coat of material. "
Devoo in the strongest point we
know of; goes furthest; taken loss of
it to do ,your lab,
Lead-antl-oil is. pure: lead and-zinc
is stronger; coders more;. goes fur-
ther. >
. Hays you round out you can paint
. to gallon Dovoe in less time than a gal
ion of anything also? that means Iona
time for the Job. been time; less moni
:1 9y.
been point; 1a... money for that;
19111111119, less money on that Devon
. teats longer: do you mind the
money for that! You are outer o
ilnbbeii it Etta.
it E . Gotham
at!
eoo.‘ . ..
ESTA TE l
W. otter for-Alp at {1 bargain.
tho tomato-11 of Mr William '11. am,
oar-1m or Burritt and autumn avenue.
South Norwatk. about 137 foot front on
Quintard avenue, and about 120 not on
flurrttt avenue. {-10qu contain. all Im-
provement: and In In that clan condi.
tion. Foil partlouiaro and price of
Ta y‘lor& Golden
"Washington no, lo. Norwatk. 0t.
The New Yorit Grocery Company ot-
ters you your last chance to get floor
at a low- price. Road the ad
W.
The Norwalk Yacht Club station will
So out of commission for the HOMO“ of
1904 on Saturday morning at 0 o'clock.
Ii‘all nockwcar for “7011“?“ can be
forrnd in great abundance at tho Doo-
ton Store. Road the ad. for particw
are,
You can ilnd the A. B. C. Capsules
at the Zeiti‘uaa Pharmacy. They are
a sure and quick relief io1 colds head-
ache and grip.
Mrs. Charles H. Yonnr,r and children,
Kenneth and Earl oi I2 Lowrrdos avc~
one, are spending two weeka at. Trin-
ity Iiako, N Y.
Dr. Shercr left this morning for an
extended trip to Salt thc. ,(iity, Iltab.
Denver and St. Louis. Dr. Dumorticr
is attending his practice during his ab-
sence. ‘
Friday and Saturday are opening
days at thermillinery store of Miss
Hutchinson. She has a full line of all
styles of hats, trimmed and tin-
trimmed Read the ad.
The No walk city council will hold
a meetin next Monday cvcning. This
will he election night and an adjourn-
uront- may be taken to the following
evening.
Clothes that fit are what every man
is looking for. Rogers & Stevens have
a full line 111‘ the Hart. Schai’fnor &
fit and wear. Road tlrcir ad.
George F. (lilrbona. past worthy pros-
idcnt of Norwalk Aerie. Fraternal Org
iii‘l' of Eagles. has presented Svoc‘s
band. with lwcnty‘four copies, one for
ouch player. on the composition Eagle‘s
Nost. something new.
A good light in a store goes a great
way toward bringing business. ‘Rcad
the 11d. (11‘ the Connecticut Railway lit
Lighting Company and see what tlroy
have to say about the matter.
W. B. A'l'thur, representing the A111-
oricun Vitagraplt Company, in in town
to-day, taking local views of interval
to be rcproducod in moving pictures
ncxt wool: Friday and Saturday at
lloyt'a theatre.
Lincoln Council. No :i O_ l’. M..
will hold a card party and amoltci to
moi-row evening. Every member Is re.
unrated to be present and bring one
or two friends. Business mceting will
he c'tllcd to order at 7.30 sharp, irr-
atcad or 8 as formerly.
Shirt waist boxes. for college girls,
wash twccds and glovus arc the 8110*
plain of the l). M. itiod Company ad.
in today's Issue. licad it
w i I l
meeting
’l‘bc Farther Lights Society
have charge of the prayer
this evening at the South Norwnik
liaptiat Church. Mrs. Iiuruham will
giro a talk on Japan and a very In-
tcresting meeting is oxpmtcd. As this
Is the iirst meeting of tho Farther
Lights Society since the summer vaca-
tion, a large attendance is dcaired.
AN UNUSUAL CHANCE.
You can got a month‘a treatment (00
doses) of the best rncdlcinc in the
world for the euro oi constipation and
dyspepsia, "D1. Howard's Specific." at
my store for 25 route. 1 will pay you
back your money if it does not cure.
FRANK BAX'l‘ER.
Headquarters for Sou yonlr
‘ Post-.1! Cards
Wholesale and Retail
NEW LINE JUS'I‘ RECEIVED.
Views of Norwalk East Norwalk.
South Norwalk. Gregory‘s Point, Boil
inland and R‘oto’ii Point.
CO L E MAN’S
New: Store.
and Sporting Goods.
lilow that Vaca-
tlon is am
You inland to save
some money.h
You will try to mm more
than you did lam Winter.
“in.
..F. E!" M...“
m m; , I
“art Schaffner {9° Marx
ROGERS & STEVENS
Successor: to Comaroolt Bros.
SOUTH NOBWALK.
permont In
Schooner & Marx clothes; quality or
“-tabrica is decided by an expert in
woollona; style is the work of the high-
est paid designer In the country.
boat in
reach of the average nran'a pocket.
' coats; try on tor a tent of tit; note the
arnartneas oi the new loose. models.
You have choice of the new browniah
effects, as well as the new gray mix-
tures and patterns, onlgle or double
breasted cut.
from $10 to $20;
$10 to 325.
{all nockwcar,
Copyright 13904 by hosiery.
That-1t fit
The importance oi perfect iii: in up.
the tailorln‘g of Hart
The result is ll. S, M..ciothes-the
lit, wear and style within
See our show of fall. units and top
Stilts from
rain-proof coats from
Your foil hat is ready; likewise your
shirts,.. underwear and
$10 to :25; ton coats: an eighth to a halt.
TIL. CALL. “4.
Marx clothing, which is guaranteed to ,
“W" MN *‘Wm.~...
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A FAIR EXCHANGE.
lull! I
,1 i Some of
We offer a fair exchange of good, dependable
merchandise: for your money.
We give your orders our attention from "start
to finish, for we realize that if we satisfy you
now you will give us the opportunity to do so
again.
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
mine for some of yours.
to North Main Wstroot South Norwatk. L
Agent for A. 0. epaidinp'l lmblti
, HUME -
WOODBUIiY
JEWETT
and CURTIS“
PIANOS
FROM OUR FACTORY
TO YOUR HOME. l
The most dircct, money saving, and entirely satisfactory way to
purchase.
More quality for the some expenditure than could possibly be of-
icrcd by other than a manufacturer.
BIG REDUCTIONS ON OUR RENTED STOCK.
Manufacturers and Retailers.
. 36 Washington Strut.
Ererybodys Magazrne for Oct.
a
Tolepho‘no 668-113.
NOW READN
W. .13. BEERS,
‘u’ Wan 8t” Nor'alko '1
.
it do. Main Shy-South Norwallt.
Complete Marlene 811i
COrgI‘AlilING
REQUAG ROG! NAIL
POWDI R. ‘
ONE PIECE TOILET PUMICE, .
- ONE GENUINE. ORANGE
WOOD 3T IOK.
SIX CLOTH CENTER EMERY
OOARDB.
ill for 1011
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The Prescription 811111..
All om plu 1119‘ door. 1119111
Gull. Answered. Tel. Call, 1512.
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TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALL S’i‘itEE'l‘,‘ 10.10 a. m.-—The
Stock market opened active and strong.
with the. gains generally running from
A number of
prominent stocks showed wide open-
ings on attics of 1.800 to 5,000 shares
at 73 and 72 3-4. compared with 72 1.2
last night. There were 5,000 shares of
Ontario 81 Western at 36 3-8 and 36 "4.
compared with 35 5-8 last night; 21,000
shares 0! Baltimore & Ohio, at 00 and
‘ 90 1-4, compared with 89 1-4 last night.
and 1.800 aharoa of Southern Railway
at 33 7—8 and 33 3-4, against 33 3—8
last night. Atctrlaon 11nd lllinoia Cen-
tral were the only stocks which show-
ed slight declines. Consolidated Gas
rose a point.
”room's ouornrous.
Reported over the private wrrep or
Maples E Goldschmidt, Commission
Brokers, Swartz «it Corbett Block,
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
i
Amal. Cop. 58% 58% 58 58%
A. C, & F. (30., 23% 23% 23% 23%
Am. Cot. Oil., 29 29% 29 29%
Am. loo, 8% 8V2 8V6 859
Am, ice, pt. 33% 33% 33 33
Am. Loco” 2517i, 2501; 25% 252;.
Am. Smelt. 6174. 0071'. 00% 66%
A111. Sugar. 132% 13231; 131% 131%.
A. T. & S. Fe. 82% 83% 82% 827.61
A. 'l‘. & S F p 1007/11; 101 100% 100%
Hallo. & Ohio, 90% 90% 807,51 90
B'lrlyn. R. '1‘., 511% till-’11; 56 56%
Ches. & Ohio, 431/3 44 43% 44
Ch. Gt, West, 16% 16% till/3‘, 16%
C. M. & 8. 11,159 159%; 158% 150%
Col. F. & ., 34% 351.4 34% 3.5%
Col. South, lilo; 197.1. 19;}; 1974;
(3011. Gas, 207 207% 2 '1' 2071/.
Del. & Hild., 1071/: 108 107%» 107%
Eric, 81% 311A; 31 3151’;
Eric Ist pf. 01% 67% 67 67
ill C,ontrnl 130% ”0" 1301/2 139%
Lou & Nash. 1271/. 1271/. 12611,. 127
Manhattan, into“ 151111, 1541,, 15.11:,
Met. SL Run, 120% 121 120% 1201/.
Mex. Control, 14"; 14%, M 141.15;
M, K. & rl‘.. 24% 24% 24% 24-h;
M. K. & T.. pf., 49% 49% 49 49
lilo. Pacific, 08% 98% 97% 98‘,“
Not. load. 241.0 24% 24% 24%:
N. Y. Central 137% 127:1, 120% 1205‘.-
Nort. a West, 691.13 09% 68% 69
(int. St. West, 30% 3031'. 34% 35
l'ac. Mall. 34"; 341,4 Ill 34
Penn. R, R., 132% 132% 13214.. 132%
Pet). Gas, 102-343, 102% 102% 102%
Reading. 68 ‘u 69% 68 it, 60%
Rep. Stool, 9 9 9
Rock Island, 281/ 28% 27% 277.41
111111. Goods, 2W; 20%. "IV. 21%
South. Pain, 4701‘. 57% 511'}; 57
Son. Ry. Co., 33711 337.1. 33%. 3351‘:
So. Ry. 00., 11.. 93% iii 031,9 94
Term C. & 1., iii-">5. 4871i. 48 48
Texas Poo, 311/1. 311,4, 3114, 3111..
Union Pan, 10W; 102 101%, 101%
U. S. Leather. 9?}; 97.9 9% 971.
U. S. heath. pt 88 Stilt. 88 Still.
U, 8. Rubber, 20% 21% 20% 21%
U S. Steel, 18% 18k; 17% ills,
U. 8. Steel. pi'. 7:1 73 7111. mg.
Wabash. 2019’. in 2015; 21
Wabash, pf., 4121142175 #174. 42
Win. Cent, 21 21 20% 20‘}l
Advertise
You Wants "
in
The Evening Sentinel.
Our Stein Bloch Smart Clo thcs for—Fall andiWintor hay
arrived, and we shall be glad to show you 110w well Clothe
can be made when talent shapes the cloth. ‘ , 1 .
somarmuo WORTH KNOWING. “f .
Wc'kccp our customers’ Clothes pressed without Chang
SCHOOL SUITS for Boys, $2.00 to $5.00.
Crofut & Knapp Hats, new shapes every week.
,SELLECK 8. PRICE
,-' Clothiers and Fumilheu.
98 Washington Street. SouthflNorwalk.
TELEPHONE CALIJ 324-1.
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SEASONAB
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White Pickling Onions, (scarce),............................ 10o qt.‘
Yellow Pickling Onlonl, ..... Go qt}
Rod Pickling Onions, so .1...
Green Tomato”. 30°11“th
Heme Grapes, fine ones, ~21» bucket. ..
Note our big pumpkin in window. Going to dispose oi it by M: 100 I
chance. 30 chance. only to be sold. Take a chance. and If you win it you C
can call In the neighbor: to Ihare in your good fortune ,
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LorenZo Dibble
.. AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE.
means more than the more trying on of dlilerent glasses if done at the opti~
cal rooms of H B Hoyt. With one of the best equipped ofiices in South
Norwalk, he has every means for making the moat accurate and reliable eye
test: 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 B. HOYT, Refraction Optician.
Room 9 United Bank Building. loath Net-walls, Oonn.
Special Appointments It convcnlon cc of patron.
onion hour-I, 8, 11: 45, 12: 45, ti: 00. Saturday ovonlnno 7—0.
Save Moneu. Burr At Schaub’s
Print Butter..................200 lb. Lean Pot Roast..............100‘_u
Eggc. strictly tresh..........25c dos. Fresh and Corn Plato......... 6o “9.
Chopped Beef...3 lbs. tor 25c..10c in. Log Spring Lamb............16o
Prime Rib Roast..............10c. 11p. Fore Quarter Lamb..........1iio~
Porterhouae Btcak............18c up. Lamb Chops.............'.... .16ctt
Sirloin Steak................18c up Native Home Dressed Chicken tilt!
Round Steak..................16c lb. Fowl. ,
Shoulder Steak...............10c 111. Native Home Veal.
Schaub’s Market,-
22 WASHINGTON STREET. PH‘ONQ
wuo 8m rut:
Ho Sons Boat coustootuczy.
Ino vou REALIZI tho Mono Councilman o! outta-II In
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«ma your hizimt (reallocation.
DON'T TIIFLI WITH YOUR IYIBI EXAMINATION 'III.‘
1 FIOT FITTING OUAIANTI".
O. B. JACKSON.
ammo.
-_ a mu. "our,
Filh It! A THING THAT ,
WOULD BE Faust-i. 1
I have them that i can stratum
o. All kindeéot Filth; oyiitaru. ,
Erection: have
STAMFORD CONN”
m; lust opened. It l: the PtOPLliS’ school. and
school In which to educate your 5011: and hang,
Day and Night humid.
Send mm for Information that will [planet you.
M. ll. mutant. mm". ‘ '
Norwalk Chronicler