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1 lot 80x95 High street. Norwulk. . . . . .. 1,500
1 lot 60x150 BouthMain street. . . .. . .. 1,000
1 Int 60er South Main street. . . . . . . . . .. 600 1 lot 451160 South Main street. . . . . . . 1,000
1 lot 40:82 Tayloravenue....‘........... 400 , Hots senor Elrnwood avonue......... 1,000
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IlHEBflUOH ' RIID.
orrrcsu Jess's vrsri T0 AN
usucsssuu SALOON.
With the Assistance of 'l'wo Deputies he
We a Quantity of Whiskey and no
has of Beer at (lorasley's Place on
Prospect Avenue—Thornprietor Fined.
An unlicensed sa'loon on Prospect ave-
nue. Norwalk, kept by Edward Gormley
and his son Daniel, was raided by Officer
Lewis R. June. at 9:00 Saturday night.
when the place was in full blast. Officer
June was accompanied by Robert W.
Reid and lIiani A. Pryor. Daniel
Gonnley. who dealt out the liquor. was
arrested. The old manGormley was up-
stairs in bed when the officers arrived,
but when they commenced to search the
house for liquor he got up and came down
into the saloon. The search resulted in
the finding of a quantity of whiskey in
demijohns and “0 bottles of lager beer
and ale. The liquor was gotten together,
and leaving Reid and Pryor to guard it,
Officer June took his prisoner to Justice
Morroll’e house at East Norwalk. After
some discussion Gormley was released
until ‘7 o'clock last evening.
After the officer’s departure the gang
in the saloon attacked the men left in
charge. under the leadership of old luau
Gormley and his son Thomas. and tried
to drive them out of the place and secure
the liquor. During the melee several
bottles of beer were smashed and some
of the whiskey spilled. The men in
charge fought desperately, however, and
saved most of the stuff. Officer June re-
turned soon after the fracas, and with
his assistants held the crowd back until
truckman Gehebe arrived. The men
then made another attempt to secure the
liquor, but were repelled. After a hard
fight it was placed in the wagon and
carted away. Some of the men in the
crowd tried to strike the ofilccrs over the
head with bottles, but they dodged their
blows. Officer June has a list of these
in the place who 'made themselves liable
by their action, and a number of arrests
are likely to follow.
Daniel Gormley was given a hearing
evening before Justice Morrell and
u fined Maud costs, which he paid.
The liquor, which was stored in one of
the cells in the lockup, was ordered do
obeyed this morning.
aWIIEIiE ill-1 WORSHIP.
Bern-on; l’reaehed Yesterday In the City
and Borough churches.
The pulpit of the city Congregational
church was occupied Sunday by Rev.
Rabat W. Jones. pastor of the Methodist
church in Watertown. In the evening
he took his text from Psalms lrxii., 10:
“There shall be an handful of corn in
the earth upon the top of the mountains:
the fruit thereof shall shake like Leban-
on.” He said that when corn is planted
orseed put in the ground we expect a
yield, and in like manner God expects
our spiritual life to grow and increase.
Corn is not only useful, but needful. A
handful of grain indicates the seed of
the word of God. The religion of our
Lord Jesus Christ is the one thing need-
luland the one thing necemary to us.
The seed which God wishes in this world
isa‘cereal that. when carefully sown.
will bring forth much fruit. tied does
not intend that his seed, the word of life.
shall be planted anywhere but in the
human heart. The Iobanon was a tree
which grew on the mountain tops in the
northern part of Palestine. 'i'hc reverend
gentleman understood the meaning of
this verse to be that corn planted in the
valley would grow as high, the stalks
would spread. it would he as powerful
and the fmit would shake the Lebanon
tree. SoGod'sseed in the heart should
effector. We should spread his truth
end his Ime would overcome and be
above all things.
OLEANING I)". TANKS.
The M I-tlvely Dilemt fro-
I’het Oar Interns-at neppeeed.
The rumor printed in Saturday’s BIK-
Meboatihebandflng or fuel oil st
Point. cooled considerable excito-
eniong the oystermen, who were
notelow in enteringe protest against the
contamination of theherborby oil refuse.
Ital“. mansions. it is true
thatfueloilwillbeshippediniarge
quantities to and from Wilson Point, the
cleaning proce- ls entirely different
ohm what our informant supposed, and
willinnowlse affect the water of our
huh. When it is necessary to clean
napalm-swam lsplseed inn and s
Imps-Wand bruins it all over
ihshwmrfscennili the oil refuse is
Whit. Ithfltmtakenout and
nail for hid under the stoma boiler. and
Mhtheendofit. We are glad that
whatallfeemlilnottotske piece. and
gladthatbuslnnatWileoa Point is to
be hauled.
numb-wastes.
“’l‘hssnnuslenrollmeutonnenbstwm
ileuditwilltnmedsbetwun October
1 and mu: 1. Dr. mean 0.
“Jr...“hsenappolnted pot sur-
flenforllorwslk. Pneumdeslriagea»
m fro-military duty and war-
Whadmldfllslhelrm
Mennonite” vulture-election.
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‘ .Il South llain Street. South llorwall.
ABOUT 1'0!) when you buy our Clothing. Nobody
can accuse you of being shortsight in such a purchase; nobody can charge you with having
had your eyes shut. You will know in an intent whether you are getting the worst or best of
the bargidn and the time will never come when you will discover that the worst of it come your
way. it is the fashion of talk of guarantees, but did you ever want a better guarantee than the l
Let your own eyes tell the story of our guide and we'll V
promise to be satisfied with the verdlltt whatever it may be.
unable
mitt]: i‘ito‘tmn on.
‘l'he (lone-oration of It. lary'e Church on
Sunday. December 11..
The Norwalk correspondent of the
Connecticut Catholic says the consecra-
tion of St. Ilary’s church, on Sunday,
December 11. will he a red letter day in
the annals of the parish. Preparations
are now being made for tliiqgundpyegt.
ll'la‘fipecwd that about six bislwps,
and a large proportion of the clergy of
the diocese of Hartford will be present.
Rt. Rev. Bishop McMahon will he the
consecrator. No admission will becharg-
ed or collection taken on the occasion.
However, admission will be by ticket.
the preference being given to those held-
ing sittings in the churchu After those
have been served the remainder of the
tickets will be distributed as equitably as
[Kissible among the other members of the
congregation. Asthe church will seat
but between 1,000 and 1,100. and as there
are about 4.000 souls in the parish, it is
expected that the October quarter will
show adecided increase in church sit-
tings, and even then it is plain thata
large number will not be able to view
this unposing ceremonial.
Yesterday. Rev. Father Slocum an-
nounced the programme for the con
secretion. Bishop McMahon. of Hart-
ford. will perform the consecration; Bis-
hop lIarkins, of Providence. will be
celebrant of the pontifical high nuissmnd
Bishop Bwnvrm, of Springfield, will
preach the sermon. Arch-Bishop Wil-
liams, of Boston. if able, will preside at
the con-monies, The \‘r‘spt'f arrange-
ments have not yet been "rude.
I'IIIJ. I'Sllllll .t IIIIRSII I,‘AII.
Jul: n IIun-vfon, of Center Allende. Serious-
ly Injured Slllllfllii)‘ Night.
John Houston, of 7 Center avenue.
Noru‘alk. was a messenger on the List
horsocar from South Norvmlk, Satur-
day night, which was in charge uf
limrge Miller, driver, and Gould Iloyl.
conductor. .15 the car approached the
stable the driver brought the
horses ton walk and lloustou jumped
off, at tho-same firm-trying to pick up
his umrket basket. which storm] on the
front platform. The hundred of the car
struck his shoulder, knocking him down.
and be rolled under the front platform,
coming in contact with the front trucks.
Before the wheels primed over him. the
driver brought the car to a standstill.
The injured man was carried into the
conductor'srrmm. laid upon a table and
his clothing removed. A physician who
was sent for found Houston’s body badly
bruised and there were indications that
one of hrs ribs was broken, He was also
suffering from llmnorrhugc of the bowels.
The doctor did what he could to ft‘llrvt'
the man‘s snflerings, and then prepara-
tions were made to have lionstnn Cfif'flt‘tl
home. There was considerable delay in
the arrival of a conveyance. Shortly
befon~ midnight. however, a coach was
sent to the depot and the injured Illilll
was carried home.
“but the Wheehnen are lining.
The five-mile bicycle road race between
William Olmstend and James Iiall took
plum- Sntunlay afternoon. The start
was made at 5:21 o‘clock from in from of
the Norwalk Congregational church and
the contestants rode down Best avenue
to the Dorlon Point hotel and return.
finishing at the starting point. The rate
was won by Olmslemfby a half a wheel,
()lmstmd made the run in eighteen
minutes and twenty-nine seconds and
Hall’s tum- was eighteen minutes and
thirty seconds. The finish was a very
exciting one, no the men rode neck and
neck for a distance of about an eighth of
a mile. The prize awarded to the win-
ner wits u 35 sweater.
'I‘wr-lvc mornbors of the Alpha “'In'cl
club took a run to Stamford yesterday
afternoon to view the cornea over which
the eight and onohalf-mile road race
under lhcauspices of the Y. Di. C. A. Ili-
cycle club will take place. Some parts
of the course are very poor. it being very
sandy and rough.
A syn-cm meeting of the Alpha Wheel
club will be held tomorrow evening.
Three new names have been handed in for
membership and will be voted on at the
meeting. together with a number of
other Important matters.
Woman's Dormitory as the World' l‘alr.
Fourteen of the wealthy women of
Chicago have built four dormitories.
each toaccommodute 1,250 women for
twenty-five days, or 35,000 women dur-
ing the fair. The rooms are single. with
single beds, furnished with wire~woveu
mattresses, feather pillows. rocking
chairs. mirrors, good bed clothing and
toilet conveniences. The amocistion has
issued stooksttlo a share. One share
entitles the holder to twentyafivu deys'
lodging inane of the dormitories. only
some; a day. The shares are transfer-
able. so that two women may lodge there
twelve and onohalf days on one share
ovens may remain twelve and one-half
risysend transfer it to another who can
neeflfortheeeme length of time. Or
the coupons are so arranged that one
time can be used by four different
women. six days each; A restaurant will
be attached where meals will he served
for sixty cents a day.
Ire. James G. fir-gen. of It West no
use. lmslk. as a member of the
Board of land! “on or Connecticut,”
Millennium-almond willbeheppy
to-glve and further Information upon
NEWS I‘Ilfll IZI'I'IIH' QIIAIl'I'I'IIl 0F
(IIINNI-IC'I'ICU'I‘.
Branford Ile- Enter into an Agreement
t) Trade Wives—Mnnufaeturers Agree
leer, gn'xnmpy..gyipwnrs out... ant-
urs of interest.
Ludwig Chempowitz, a Russian of
Brunford, has brought suit against
Thomas Martzinsky of that town for the
alienation of his wife's affections. The
plaintiff claims that Mnrtzinsky first
made a proposition to trade wives, offer-
ing him 3200 to boot. The defendant in-
dignantly refused, a' d then it is alleged
that the defendant hypnotized his wife
and took her to his house on August 10.
The plaintiff was obliged to’ resort to
force in order to recover her.
Directors of the New York. New flav-
en and Hartford Railroad company deny
the story published in [lesion and New
York dailies to the effect that the com-
pany would pay an eight per cent divi-
dent] instead of ten. as heretofore. A di-
I‘r‘t'lnf' stated that the subject of future
dividends has not come up for considera-
tion at any of the recent meetings of the
directors.
Suit has ln‘en instituted against the
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing L‘ulllp-
puny by the administrators of the estab-
of John Mnlfoy, of Bridgeport, to recov-
er $5.0“! damages. It is alleged that a
runaway team belonging to the company
frightened Mr. Mullny's horse. resulting
in fatal injuries to him.
John W. (‘00 has bought $07,000 of
the #091000 capital rifts-la nf the Mr‘firlvn
Home Railroad company. II» has ac-
cordingly IM‘I'“ elected a director of the
company. One of the other directors
says that an electric plant will he put in
as anion as “noble.
The New Britain Ilrcord hairs that
‘lnannfucturcrs of that city burn agreed
not to employ any more immigrant help.
To secure employment there a foreigner
must have from in this mnnlry at least
six months.
Owing to the objection of Black Rock
residents. l‘ayerweather island will prob-
ably not housed for a cholera hospital
by the Bridgeport authorities. The
health board has another site in view.
Jerry Norris. a Bridgeport saloon kt‘i'll-
or. is the occupant of a ward at the gen
oral hospital. the result of a beating he
received at the hands of Thomas llrnry.
another saloon keeper.
”range If. Sanford, nf Ilrirlgoprrt. has
brought suit against lb.- Philadelphia
uml ltmulingf‘mri and Iron company to
nwaveré‘lfidti-i, :rllegM to be due on
commissions.
Applfl’llffufl will be made to the next
legislature to inconmmte the llime Sav-
ing» flank of Bridgeport. The mpitul.
according to the petition. will Imit'fimfirw.
The Connecticut Teachers' negotiation.
which has hitherto held its annual con-
ventions either in Hartford or New fla‘
ven, will meet in Meriden, Friday, Oct. ‘39.
Dr. l.uddington. of New Ilritain. is the
owner of one of the first coins issued by
the government in “'87. known as thi-
Franklin cent. It is worth $50.
The annual field day parade of all the
Sons of Veterans in the state will be held
in Bristol. Monday. November l4.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel flanks, of Southport.
will celebrate the 40th anniversary of
their marriage, September 20.
The Sunday school state convention
will be held in New Britain the middle
of November.
Ilurr Meeker, the (Imus Highway [mach
grower. estimates his crop at 0,000 bas‘
krill.
Undertakcrs will hold a State conven-
tion in New Haven next Wednesday.
The late John W. (tray. of Ilartford.
left an astute of nearly $170,000.
Senator if). II. Plait has returned to
ileriden from the Adirondacks.
tied a Key to the Saloon.
Charles Adams, proprietor of a Wall
street saloon, up town. has missed liquor
from his place; also money left Above
over night. lie put the case into the
hands of the police, and Chief Del-‘orest
learned that Charles Beers. who occupcs
room over the saloon, had a key to the
door “detailed the saloon Sundays end
late at night when no one was there.
Last night ifr. Adams’ brother Lorenzo,
accbmpained by his father, Augustus
Adam, secreted themselves in a
side room to await developments.
Shortly they heard some one enterthe
place. and going out into thesaloon they
found livers hiding under a table. They
called for Chief Deferral. who was near
by.snd he placed Beers under arrest.
This morniaghe was tried before Jus-
tice throllrlge on a charge of burglary.
and was bound over to the next term of
the Superior Court under .300 bonds.
lie could not find bell, and wss taken to
jail.
a. a. a. lea Olfae wast-ms.
The veterans of the war left South
Norwelkln two speeisIcsnshortly after
Do‘clocktbiemornlng to attend tlieen-
cempnmrt at Washington. Douglas
[‘0me had forty memberslnthelr
cur. halides ten friendsof thel’oet.
Buckingham Poet had sixty members
and ten friends. The latter our trade
banner on eitlsw :2. ell’izh read:
"WM 13. ’wmn.”
The an accepted by the former Poet
bursa honed W: "M 43. South
hereafter-e." Wiretaps-sea
iwwwbflMWfi .
7.. ' “teenage "suevrrres.
Albert Palmer and wife. while drlvlul
across the (‘entrnl Hudson railroad crossing
at Amsterdam, N. Y.. were struck by a
passenger train and are believed to have
been fatally injured. The home was killed.
The alarming reports of Summary Elklus'
condition are untrue. Semtsry Elkins
has been slightly ill for a few days, but he
has attended to business all the time.
The annual faint)! the New derby Agri-
cultural soeiety opens on the grounds at
Waverly today and will continue till l-‘rf-
day. The exhibits are more numerous than
usual, and $31,000 will be distributed in
prizes. 4
The corner stone of St. Anthony'schurcb.
Polish Catholic, on Monmouth street. near
Sixth, Jersey City, was laid yesterday,
Bishop Wigger animating.
The Aachen-Hamburg Fire Insurance
company. of Hamburg. have given l0.000
marks to the cholera relief committee fund.
Contrary to the law all the berrootnsin
Washington were opened. illuminated and
going at full blast last night.
Thomas Kerr. aged fifty-two. shot him-
self with n navy revolver at his home, lio-
bokeu, N. .1, and will probably die. He
was ill with consurnptiounnddcspoudeut.
He has a wife and seven children.
MRS. HARRISON lMPROVfNG.
There is Now a chance 'lhat Iler Life
May lie Saved.
Loos LAKE Hones. N. Y., Sept. In.»
The critical period of Mrs. Harrison‘s illness
has passed, and them are no signs of a re.
newalnf the dangerous Clrfitpllr‘rltllms that
brought her so near to death's door a few
days ago. She has not improved so much,
however. that all danger ls pint, frvl’ there
is yet Illv- main disease to rmnbur. Dr.
(in dner told a United Press rvpultr'r that
th crisis was ovr-r. and the patient (‘unld
now be treated Without the great danger
threatened by the accumulation .4 the
watery substancefn the cavity of the plv-ura.
“This danger." raid Dr. Gardner. “has
pawd, and there are no signs of a renewal
of the substance. thus renewing the lir"t‘:+»
sity for another operation."
The three operation-4 why-h the physio
crane made to draw off the fatal liquid were
successful. but in each raw the patient
suffered somewhat from the shock, and the
physicians were apprehensive of a rvnp-
penrmice of the fluid.
Now that the crisis is over the advisabil-
ity of removing )Irs. Harmon from Loon
Lakeia being considered. She is arm-ed-
ingly anxious to be taken to Washington,
and it is believed by Dr. Gardner that. with
apnrtial renewal of strength. his patient
may be safely removed from [Min Luke
within a Week or twu
FAVA AND QORTER.
Ilse Reported Recall of the Former and
Resignation of the Latter.
Wasurrurnx. Supt. l'J. "Rt'gflnlltlg a ru-
mor t.-le.:r:iphwl from Rome that Baron
Fuva. Italian rnmlstrr to the I’nited States.
hurl fig-rill lwvll recalled from Washington.
Secretary of State Flutter send he had limit-l
nothing of if. nor of any such action on the
part «if the lunar: government. It is likely
tlw rumor um :[iil'fml ire-cameo! the do-
purturi- limn Houwof L'hlit'tl Sixth-s Mm,
lairrl’uh', ‘
There «u m to be r-Ulllr' ruLvurufe-rslanvl
mg regarding Air, Porter’s status. if»- is
reported in New York as saying that hr
hurl resigned, Illr' I't'slgllaflon taking elf. rt
last Tharsdty, but Secretary Foster said
thrmim department had no information
that the minister intended to resign. May
be it is atinther case of "the letter that
newer Carrie."
Two More Bicycle ltnorils lowered.
instruction. In, ."-pt. lit—John 5,
Johnson. of Minneawlis. lowered the half
mile bicycle mum! on the kite track bum
C. W. Williams rode Ned Gordon, the run.
ning horse, which acted asapace maker.
The quarters Were made in 275,», from.
After a short Mt Johnson made a quarter.
flying start, in 265959., againloweriug the
record. .
"Men's Arrested for Mutiny.
KsuleLLt. 'f'enn., Sept. Ill—Four ofll
core of the company of militia stationod at
Oliver Springs to guard the prison storkade
have been srrbted for mutiny. General
Cameo is holding court martial here in the
case of Colonel Woelford, who is rhargr-il
with cowardice in the bottle at ('unl l‘rm-k
"nirvana In a (‘ulllelnm
Kerr. 0,. Sept. lu—The first section of a
Grand Army train bound for Washington
from points in Nebraska was stun-hug at
the depot when it was run into by the sec-
ond scvtimi following. The force of the
collision jximrmul tvvo sleepers together and
slightly injured a large number of tropic.
Telegraphen In slot-vet tie-salon.
Inorszumus. Sept. 10._A secret con-
ference of representatives of the Order of
Railway Telrgrnphers was held at the Eng-
lish hotel, with men present from all over
the Big Four system. It was intimated
that telegraphere on all the Vanderbilt lines
will ask an advance at the same time.
. n... ._._.....-.,. ..
has 1.. lullleln's rim-in:
New Your, Sept. lu.-0vsr 10,000 persons
attended the benefit of John 1.. Sullivan at
the Madison Bum garden. The rrmhnm‘
pica received e tremendous ovation and
spurred with Corbett, who was also well
received. Sullivan said he was fairly de-
feetcd and had no excuse to make.
Christia- Endeavor fleece-flea.
Bissau-ms. N. I. Sept. lib-The
Young People's Society of Christian Bu-
deavor or the Empire state will hold their
seventh annual convention in the First
Biptfet church here on Tuesday and
Wednesday.0ct. Issue is.
Russia's Few (til-en freely.
fir. Paresseuso. Sept. i9.~lirmla has
eeucladedatreaty with China. escorting
to which she will eetahlbh consulates in
central China. Warhead Wis for
the purpose of opening markets for Russian
manufacture
letter and Daughter Killed.
We, R. 1.. Sept. lit—la Simon
Ii. Wemler and her only daughter. Rate. a
a; woman of nineteen, were instantly
{liaise here today by as ape-s train while
code: the truck is s atria...
lee. Dr. Jeaeh‘ Washing.
lmsnrmn, I’m-M. Dr. lacks
in mi foretell-emanates tks‘thtlis cholera“.
epidemic newsweepl over nor a
warm-ad the stun-preach of Christ’s
asundeuiea.
GBEETED BY‘ULD’lGLUHY
Washington ina Blaze of Bunt:
ing for the Old Veterans.
BltlilPlfBNT txnoorsss OPBlfBD.
Vice President Morton ltevlnms the lai-
th‘i l'nrerle and omelmea at the bedt-
clllon of it vmy Place—The
Department (Pnrnuuuulvre In “eastern.
li rand
Wasulsomx. Sept. ill—When the pre—
Iirnfnsry eaereures of the twenty-sixth «11-,
final encampment of the National Grand
Army of the Republic incident to the dcdi,
mtlon of Grand Army place, on White Lot.
begun fairly shortly after noon the city pre-
aenicda more attractive flplit'llfbllct.‘ than
ever before in its history. '
The first thing to attract the- attention of
the Grand Army visitors is the waving
liters and Stripes. No matter \vhirh way
they move the glorimrs'omblr-m of the Unit-
ed Stairs and hunting of all Colors meet
their eyes. '
The do s'nratlrrns all over tl‘m rify are'
elaborate mnl artistic The state. war and
navy budding In l‘lnlmmlcl} tll‘t‘nrflll'll with
the national flag, Th.- i-xuwrrxve ammo: ii
is also handwrnvly nl- inrrn‘lml
From the half of thw yumro hang f.-.-.
tooth oszuztmg. \vlzilv from (Le ~lnu~lii in
thocenti-r rrd, wintr- and 13.n- 2.11-ch
Passion. (its, Fauna“. l.i.\'ft.\lf\l'. son!»
are drawn to tlm lutfl' of llrrnllm-uilltlg
pillars. on each of \"H'r’ll is n droid lwungv
tho embli m nf nrzv t f ill" mm} corps
themain dmrvvny buns '
Of a U. A K lliltl'fv
In the Ethel form the v.1: ..
replaced by Fr. ' . . . '; .
dentml yorrrnm . - -
The Lumwnuilsl pun ::.- .». a...
treasury blllllillig‘ 1|T~'tlu‘l. “Yup! --l mm a
W tufted States flag. Bill‘li apex of Ill-J
midi-‘6 hours .'i rmirmry lit \ir-r outlined m
cm lights. The fillil'i-lr‘ e‘hfrf‘lur ml the
interim department forms an lfflwalK
background (\‘I lht‘ Ilttsil'utll'rlv. Whirl: are
unique,
fiver
.‘kn l niq'rr "up: n.
The ‘ltlrll’flli‘l‘ ti. gmrrrm '..'. l. Rowan-r,“ - '
the front flilll‘ Ir: llzr- ii. r > r. .3‘._ Hr:
Fetruet Sillt'nf Iln' mourn; .in- Hus
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9Utlllllt'l'.~, and n; illw .. rm. 3- .l inn-n. V. w:
President lurim‘m. ‘3- ar}. {ovum . rilti m
Grant and Norman m; mm;- mm
Seventh Show! on. t: . 4
larly mlnrflml “llli rliv- l
Logan, “'llllr' ..\,. r on: .
the ltkrm ~.~ n! th: ml 2..
in [HP nnraurnii l, mints .V
on the fulfill flour inn .~ 1: .i'.
Mill the bruit! roll is i r.
trust to flw Hull.“
Ibo it the luuiumg.
One of the mmt iwiwrrmut l-laturn zr.‘
the deromriuns Will ln- rt.» him. .: t... r. of
Pennsylvania It"!'l.ll" Ar mt» l\.l:~ Lllt'r'
been placmi Phr‘lt‘fnlh or rh.» wry. luvlgrfi
and other fzttrxtlrnr o-midvms. :u-i'irmpnrnml
by the norms ul tin-min 'Ilf luittlvw illnl
distinguish-4d nu‘lltr‘i‘ an] ~a.‘ Tim»
Will flush out Will: all the rift ' lvrrlir.tr.. .
oflmrnudosr'unr luhr‘a, a ring. a) nmquv m
its conception row. r-xfc'lrf. Hm- rhar “ill
attract the lnos: nihntmn in an Illlll."li>t‘
G. A. ll lfli'lfl" onzrh smalls on tlw (urn-r
of Uil'ffv:l~uf\';1rlrlllu‘.:—nl rh~ li'ttlrl or to
avenue, an- .1 w \‘l:~ll’it‘ llri ruin lr‘liJ'nll
lmmthc . in.
The pr. slit! .rt’s stand h iv 1.7. .l on l’rnrx»
sylvsnm ItVs-llllr' Rummy lll truer of u..-
treasury llt‘yiil’lfll no It is isuriilsrrrru-iy
decorated and mi; rururummlnti- Int 'l‘rw
stand for tirnr-el I winunnder I’rfim -r is ill
front of the war tic-partruent and is man
larger than that l'c'ruvrt'ml fur ill» 'fl’I‘P-liit‘llf”
Across the streets train-ram: l'l‘llll‘ylVr-illlll
avenue are long limit”! rl;.«;-. in to. u-m. r
of which is animal-l tenant; the r :.rur' and
coat of arms of llflt' or the htufl'p Th.- river
front is! lobed lll flage- null pennant».
Wis-e I'rrstilrnl Morton ,trr.
Directly opposite in» rif~h r‘rr «mil of
Grand Army pLire flotilla Ailmugh'a tip-m
house, where the scwxnnn of fin- e: 'lrnl rn
mmpruent proper wall br- twirl. The i. .;.;..
of the opera bruise is a blue.- nt t'lll‘ll’m Tu.-
Ilolconlrlt ll'eI hung wttli fin-mt wullilmif
garnet pin-h. ruibroulen-d and Hlt‘rr
fringed, [entrained wrth drapery-of brown
silk. liver and behind the gm fixturm are
set pieces fopfvm‘uflng armorial Ifllplllt'lt ill
libel, highly [mlished and “fleeting (the
light from spew and helmet. The imam-s
are‘drupcrl and decorated and flags are
bought their rear.
'X’Ie Walls are riemrnted with hunting.
flag! and shields. but in a tow-t artistic
M". (”of the top of the slug la a
Meet flags and shields, and from this a
a focal palm whole a dozen brood “reptile
are beneath the ceiling to the ‘l‘llvimlfi‘
While. making ”'f‘p‘fl of mi and lrll'lt‘
against Ihr’ Coiling. The cllt‘rlnr of the
building is It‘lllfl'ilil‘il and flagged in a moot
elaborate manner, flags of all nation:- hung.
ing from the windows and bowls of lmnl~
trig beswngliug the wnlls.
The parade of tho Von-mus to ramml
Army place tree on inure-ring one and wax
lad by Duvet Najor General II. A. l‘urr.
II. B. A.. commending.
The veterans were reviewed by Vice
President Horton. General Palmer and a
dbttngnished gathering of ems-iris, and
when White but was reached and tin» \‘r-I-
«an. were massed in solid phalanx the tlv’fl'
Italian cramp-s were begun. Vice Pom.
lent Horton made a short address, which
wm loudly chuml. lie was followed by
Brand Commander in (Thief Palmer. who
received an ovation and dellvml en clo-
onset-rhinos.
After the dedication the veterans die
Wendelfldcloek the meeting of the
department commuters weer-lied to order
bvaner-lhlmermnd‘st the same time
the meeting of the heard of directors of the
Rational Woman's Balm corps was begun.
The encampment promises to be the most
mom-rial one yet held.
“win :» ..,._\ . ., -.l- ..
..
.o
he Kaiser‘s flan-w Been.“
Me. Sept. tau—ammo Wuhan was
threw-tremble liens daring them
versus-ranks” “newly camped lie-
bismuth-hm
linear! W lather
Im- “LN ‘
Ms’m a. m ennui-u
one. 7. ~ 7 ,
.: r ' ~‘
' fa “
uonnirve our-r I
what we are always doing.
more and on a larger seal
per wit ist extent.
what youwunt, ask for it,‘
that the article you wish is
begin tolrnow what inducements wears offering until
I rim “8“
always tell the story. and in this case it's a story worth fishyr‘dlr‘lglldf heard our 1) m
linsonio Building. llorroll.
We can say that
than: and that..:you
. J
EDUCEIENI'I. That's
but Just novawe are doing it
. _ e than ever before. . We are
new opening what In positively our largest stock of seas-
s and the variety of fhoaasortment is on a
“if you don't see
’ because you may be certain
'4
’0
have merely overlooked it. You won’t
83. Washington Street.
Read what one of the largest Jobbing Houses has to say as
regardsthe Corsets we are going to offer you this week; also note
their price. which you will understand is the quality price, then
notice the price we shall offer them to you at per pair. We want ’
this lot to be distributed as widelyas posdibledhefore we limit the
sale to 2 pair to each customer. We have two‘ different styles—
both of the celebrated Dr. Strong's manufacture-mud we would
further state we had to clean up the entire line to offer them
so cheap.
The following is an exact copy as
mended by the jobbing trade:
FIGURE
.Tricora Health.
in; rrzurrzrirrox or Form -xxn
ELIClHNf'H HF SHAPE will give to
every lady “'r'af'lflg it the outlines of
: peril-ct dr-Vr-loprm-nt and graceful form
.'\\'ITllr il"l‘
THE USE til”
PA US; SIZV‘S l‘~' to tin inches.
l’.l
prim- str pvr dole-n.
Uor Price will be 59c. per pair.
{BA 51'
lie-gulnr
to how they arelrecom-
Tricora Relief.
The peculiar features of the "Tricora’
Corset, which AFFORD SO MUCH EASE
13' W IARIXG. are the elasticity of its
side sections, causing easy adaption in
every position which the body can as-
sume. while its inelastic waist and per-
fection of bustGlVE AX ELEGANCE UF
to the wearer. and the "Tricora"
Stays. while pliable and supporting. are
ABSl'lIl'TELY I'XBREAKABLE :
is to ill» inches. Regular price 559 per doz.
sizes
Hey“
We also have received ulll‘
\Vintcr Underwear. ranging in prirzp from
Full line of Children‘s Fall and
Him to Il'ir‘.
Fall Upening of» Diesel—Goods Sept. 23d.
Urir fine of Ladies" Jacki-ts
arrived. except for «mu or two lines.
you to inspect flu-in.
and workmanship firsf~rlzlssz in
for this Season has nearly all
“'0 would cordinllynsk
l’riccs will all be reasonable and quality
fart. we know we can save- you
a dollar or two by giving Us a call before buying elsewhere.
M. 3. SMITH,
< <0»
Flannel Blankets,
Children's Cleats.
Wool Hosiery.
Kid Gloves.
Gems'
Flannel Blankets.
All grades of llanrwl blankets at prices
ranging from $1.2Tilo $8.04} per pair. Uur
blankets this war are the best of value.
and any one in and of such articles
would do well to inspect our stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
.. ..... ~¢~ v.
Gomloflables. '
As wellilwt- hurl-limo“ 'c‘omplete as-
sortment and a varied stock of which we
are selling large quantities which we
would not do unless prices on some were
all right. Prices range from N50 town’s).
w..—
thildren’s Cloaks.
Never has our experience been better
with children‘s cloaks than at the pres-
ent time. Our stock emlnams all the
new novelties of the season. including!
eiderdown. clothe and cuslrlrnerew in
colors and while. wilh prices an followe:
”.50 worth ”.00. .51..) worth ”.50.
. [alight-lets.
We are having equally as good sot-ml
wlth as well a ~eelerted stock. Prices
way down.
Comlonables.
Ladies’ Jackets.
Ladies' Underwear.
Genls'r’Underwear.
Neckwear.
..._, <~>
In Kid Gloves
Wehrivc never mrrir-d a more I'ulll-
plotr- line than at the recent time. and
our prices sisal: for themselves. Our
sides are gradually increasing. If you
want an aserntmcnt call on us. as we are
never out of sim and colors.
-——~~¢o¢—-——--
Wool "celery and ladies"
Underwear.
We are selling larger quantities of
lltnllf‘f’ and underwear than ever before.
for no other reason than that our prices
arr- doing it for us. We have an exten-
sive stock and can supply quantity or
quality.
-.. _..._ 9... .. -
GeMs' Underwear.
, We have everything that is judicious
for one to buy. All prices in reds, greys
and fancy strum.
M.W
Gents’ Fumlshlngs.
An endless vmflfour-lmhands.
locks, puffs. tweaked hiring this. Col-
lars. cuffs and gents‘ hosiery a specialty.
The Celebrated Demon-st slum Machine always on exhibi-
tion at our store.
“new“... «i
M. A S.
r . Insurance‘flultdlna. so. Wit.
#7.: it 3%.
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y.,
if
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ME. SIIEll. '0'" Mill-
finialfitéflzdlm‘élmmfiiflfii‘fi
our wo’rk themllegllr Emilia“
21.03; MORRELL.
THE PIA l6
nonempty“... "93".” in
. I
'mhlnglon street. .
l). P. MOR ELL.
Pl LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING.
anus and h b
..... mere-"d3: ways..." ”ii a...“
mm y V .
a street. goutoh Norwalki‘llonod It] will???
fill. S. W. Slilllll’l’ll.
VETERIIMII MIME".
33 Railroad Place. South Noreen. In
W" m M Kmalk. ”In!
SMITH IIIIIIWI“ 3"“38 II".
61 museums-um. ‘
.msuamaame'
H'Inlemst allowed on (1%!) ' ”
ALDEN SOLXIAKS. Pleat. I
Join: u. ream vi *
JOHN H. Kg‘APgmm
a. D. JENNIiiEéT
Undertaker.
4 xxmrrr 9mm. SORWALK. com:
Opposite Ifor=e Railway Depot
Residencefi Elm street. Telephone call. 11-2
m5 If
HOMER B'.‘”iiBYT.
Expert Watchmaler and Jeweler,
153:0er MAIX STREET.
Repair-int: of fine and complicated warehe. a
spwmity. hey wind changed to stem. Eve. y
facility for first class work. and the mechan-
ical abiirzv to do the some.
" Jacob M. ”Layton,
Real Estate and Home Agent. General In
snrimre y P re. Idle and Accident
Uttenll Meamshlp'i'ic item—{'abfn and Strange.
Drafts for if and upwards. and Money Order!
to all parts of Europe. Notary Public: acknow-
med Thain
lulgements taken.- Bail
gage checked to destination.
66 i5 ssh! on street, next Poat'
South Norwa k. Conn. b Dillon
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
South Main street. . U
" l. 0. .lEllllIllGS.“w
Paper Hangorfialoiminermalnler
And dealer In
Will PIPER Illll Bllllllffls
lNorth )fnlri street. So. Norwala.
Sample lw‘lhe of full line latest It In of
Pawn, litirrlt'l'aaflll «tilt Mouldings en lo
bonsai fur inflection. on notice by portal.
«will
l-L-rtlmatm cheerfullv elven.
Piano Forte lessons.
('all on or address
llElllE II. UISBllUIl,
as West avenue. South Norwalk
RtftTEfK‘?’ Walter J. Hill. ”I Went Elth
Y. mlflln
MERRILL” ’7“
BUSINESS BULLEGE,
STAMI’ORD. CONS. .
A live. profresslve institution for the practical
trairnngo young men and ‘rrnn w ten for
immerse. It» rhorvrugh our new meth-
od... i-nmplcr c eqrilpnientman efficient tom of
InaIl’llt‘Iura have mm for it the - ace of
the nbllru Branches taught: I? ml“.
Ban inc. Penmanship. l ’orri-epor once.
Ilan.Type~wf‘ffiut:. Al‘clxlfev'llil'e ti nnd
English slugs. Open the «nth; Grad
flutes mist feigned position.» 2
Bepmhh. Send or illustrated cal . 1:“
Read This!
Ilv M'hemes estimates and cheu not!“
you can fool all of the people more orthe time.
and some of the people all of the time. but
can‘t fool all the people all the time. n R; '
le
rlowrnenl Policy in the Connecticut
Life Insurance (,‘mnpany Is what the flop
will lvaweflcr they rave been hurled Into buy.
fng «home or cheap lrmurunce. Cheap I
srrrapcets like cheap money; It ain‘t WW3
mar .
If you want protection for your fun . or
yonm-lflrl ruse of old age. a plain dmnlte
die on the endowment p n in the
on novel “reinsurance my“
’é": s. L’Hommedl'éu.
“uphill Fun!“ I . , t
' E. ii. Wrisgwsr‘
ouuor roo tori,
Prospect um. um... Uses.
lear Begins Sept goo.
BOYS 'ruonor'uum’ l‘ltll’ltm roe
YALE.
trillion for only two more up” In a.
Home livpartment.‘
Miss Baird’s ln s.
BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL ‘
11y. mil retiree of study in them
has.
more. m it i ill:
or was.
w). . “.Www
'I'hil Refund for Whitley DUI Md!“
lllUllSllllMlEPl'. 22a.
to
c:- remw' as
"active
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Norwalk Chronicler