LATE NEWS BY writs
rain: to on. mun.
Human“, Vt, bythlou
ofthe Molntlon.
(By Associated Press.)
utliind, Masts. September l‘l-A per-
? a
ASSOCiated Press DespatCheS Up to the feet September day marked the pil-
llour‘ of Going to‘ Press.
/
RESPONSIBILITY IN THE ARMY
—_
. regiments.
tgrituage of the Massachusetts roelety.
Sons of the Itevolution,to this place to-
: day to unveil a tablet in honor of (len-
'cral Rufus Putnam In the house ‘t the:
l revolutionary hero once occupied. i
The tablet. which was given by theE
. Sons of the Revolution. was presented
. by Frank II. Briggs. of Boston. presi-‘
i dent of the society. and was acceptedt
t
l
The Surgeon Genml Gives out a Statement in Regard to the Medical| by Senator George r. Hoar, rt... m4
Department—Inefiicient. Negligent and lotemperate Doctors
the Cause of Much of the Trouble.
m
(By Associated Press.)
Washington. September li—The stir-
seon genernl's ofilce of the army today
gave out the following statement on
the “responsibility I]! the medical tie--
partment of the army:"
“Numerous lettcrs from private ill-t
dividiials. and editorial articles. have
appeared in the newspapers of the
country since the commencement of
the war with Stain, which Indicate
that there is a widespread misappre-
hension with reference to the respon—
sibility of the surgeon general of the
army. His responsllrliiiy is great and
to properly perform duties incumbent
upon him he must devote his critiro
time and (netgie: to the administra-
tion of affairs pertaining to his office.
But it Is quite impossible for him per-
sonally to adtninistcr or even to sup:
ervise the medical administration 0?
armies in the field. For this purpose
there is a chief surgeon for each mili-
tl. Alnsworth was the last man.
i Boreas was clean bowled by King a
moment later and all were out for 84
rtttiit. Score 84-]0-2.
After an intermission of ten minutes
the l’liilntlclphiaus at 12:17 went In for
,thcir st-contl Innings with Brown
King at Bat.
~IlOl'.\'i) OVER ON A SERIOUS
CHARGE.
(By Associated Press.)
Watertown. (loan, September 17-—
.Iolin (front. a farm hand, about thirty-
fivc ycars old. was given it hnaring be-
fore .ltrdgc H. M, llickock. in the Town
‘Ilall this morning. on a serious charge.
Probable cause was found and Grant
was bound over to the Superior court.
In default of bonds he was taken to
jail. .\lrs. Stcplicn Attwood. wltom
'(lrant is alleged to have assaulted last
night. is still in a serious condition.
but it is believed she will recover.
CHARITIES ANI) CORRECTION.
tary departmental chiefsnrgctm forcach ,
army corps. for each division and each .
brigade. This“ chlcf surgeons arc
directly responsible to the commanding
generals of the troops wltlr which they
are serving. The surgeon general has
no direct authoritv over them. It is:
the duty of commanding officers oi
brigades. divisions and
corps to correct any tIliIlrt'a‘ existing in
their several comirinnds and to bring to
the attention of h’ght-r authorities any
neglect of duty or improper conduct on
the pap of mcdital ofliccrs-tinder their
orders. The regulations of the army
and orders from the war tlt‘Iiill'iillt‘ill
give directions with references to camp
sanitation. tlic tarc of the sick. etc..
and ii is the duty of commanding oili-
ceits to see that these rigtilations and
orders are ttlii‘yi-il. To liolt! tltl- Sill"
gcon gt-ncrttl of tltc :trmy l'i‘~llt)ll>llliit
for the conduct of Ill'l' lllliilll't’tl or "line
rigimcrital surgeons. appointed by gov
trttors of starts, most of tlicni \viilioit'
any previous rtzilittti'y cMIt-ricncc. i»
absurd. 'l‘lic :amc is trtic as rcgttt‘tlr
the six lllllltll'itl t'tillil'u'l dotor~ “'lll
Irnvc llt'i'll t-lilltltr}t'tl. 'i‘lp- itigcnt rpm}
oi’ lilf'tllt‘Jl tissi~tancc Ilttltll‘ it lllllltt~>l‘
liit' to h.i\‘c board for tlic cminit :itiot:
of thcsc donors. and ii v.':i~ “Putt-rill)
to jtttlgc of Hit ir' Iittic~~ upon :~llt'il cot
tltu'si Illlli‘.~ a they Wt'lt' able to [ll'tr-tt‘itl.
if some of l'llt‘lll how proud to lll‘ iii-
crtnpcttnt t't‘ IltIE..L't'll' tit itttcuijnrntt
illl~ Wth t-\|it'«‘l|tl Jillllill'( ~o lilt‘ zi
lIlllililt'l' ‘t-lc tut in llll; \v.i\. hit or
fit it tho till‘llm lurgmlc .‘llltl t:l\l.~|tt|t
surgeons. Ilii' rcgtiiicntal slll‘flt'tills and
the t"tlt.lil 1 vii i itilrr \‘I'l't ncll qtmliti
cd in t\tl')’ itlllt'l' rt port, a l.iri:~- llitl
itit'il) o' it without.
t'xpt'rit-iiti '.\ till ['1 ii l’t‘llt't‘ Iii lllt' tttlc (ii
troop: to lump. \\Ilt' utiin'iiilm.
Willi lltt' Illt“llml- Hi' tiltittlltllti: Mllllllit ~.
tilltl tl.t \ tiotltl ltlll\ ltt'l‘llllu' tilitit tit
l'lttl Iitl Hill I ill -I It i\ .‘IL' limittil l‘\
lit lli Ittl .ll.‘l '.t i.l: .it 1/ ti lift .Iw i\t
“tilt at li|\ fin to. if
2.; 'Ktll.’ ttl’.'\.titlI
tltti
'lll litit‘ . iii- :.I.t tilt L'v lli'ltli trl ltu
illll‘\ l tut. tit out». impurity... rot
tltc IILJJ' Ill ,l|tlll‘||'ltlli\ it! liiitl,
i‘ttl oiilu-r . tiltt-‘iict tortilrir or \Hlllil
Hut. Wltiil 'iuit. iIlI ltlv It‘lltill‘ittll
llii'vfi' \~ titttl ii. [iii ltlt lIt.Ii titlidll
tiittit .II‘ It I» ‘.lltv l.~l :h- .i guilt-ti. til
lilt'tlbill “WI 0 't- til.“ .I' ‘lll‘l I'
L'I'tllls of .i:‘tIi\ tui‘p» .ititl ol tittl.i,ti\'
Ili‘l.llllll'lll~ .IIIII titc c Illlti rltlIittiiit
itt'c t't-Iutii it it to; llit liltllit‘l with it
N'i‘dlllttl oi i-J'll .t: .ttl.tii
tii1tt.l- n. all llI iii!)
In I... .otti
.Ill it i til 'i l..
«ittumn. ot’ illli‘thl .ttiti ltt‘lL'ttl' “it
on llll ict .tittiiot-iitioi o“ ‘ltc it til at.
fli‘lll'l‘tl Hli nip-t .i It 'cptut ‘H mm
lilil'llllllu grim ‘t or .Illlll ttil|i it .i
‘Nilllll‘lll liti‘l' iil“l ‘.Il'|i 'tlti‘.‘ .
ti -l..'ti-il ‘llt .llt ‘t ttii‘ll-J in tin
ttiltItHw ll'il oti ot in tli“l inal‘ .
lllt mi l o‘ . .ti. it'll -II t‘,'. .. .
vii ti ‘l-tt li.tt- litil .» vtzptq
ll” ttll't'ltt .‘titt ii lilIlI"‘l' Ht
titl‘t‘ tliit’ci id .t.| u<t.ti.tl immttnl
Hl iln 'iittlt l '|"I“\ iii-til HI It In
ltl lop of '-~ ttiiit llllllildl Iil . ISi-tt
ltl llll iti't titli' .tlii tilti'l't‘fi to. l
titt ti‘rt III H]. l. t pit .I no]. “i _.
in“ i‘Ilittt‘~ lot -t"iIi‘ .ti lttnlt v! 'is
litt'lt-ll' u‘ . wt will. i ll.~ not.
tsi tilptt ltoti‘ "in mm. w- to
tlti' i‘.l:t \l t'llit.tttlil.i‘lil\
i“) \ it. .tittl "t‘t~ r
I'liiii'tl,r‘ it " pt- filit‘ l'. I'. .
ilit illtlit‘ Inst .. l-l\\' o lip .' tut.
fitvn tit I‘l llwiMIv'tw . i lin‘t. it i i.
tlilo If an i .tit-t it It!!!“ mit-
‘llit in tilt-t an .ill til.“ it... it t. q .
“I. lit' .tiut ‘it n) I I ttlt~ s. an.
lttll' i"! t l~‘ii it . tl- .tmt nit
i:lii¢lt i\l t. ‘tmt wt tiixli at
trial»! tto i'ttitt . with. llttlt tilt in. t
'H WIVI tlo if it“ Moon it -<' tint ‘ .. ‘i.
ilnlillii to tid‘l «1' it t.
at. I in. t «t ‘IIHII ‘tlitt lion
till it t t. i ‘1 ‘il \itt “or
. l it I .
I t r l t l
Mui‘u’ iii in". it"! It,‘ "ti' 0 t.
. (By Associated Press.)
Omaha. Nth, September
'I'i‘nns-Mississippi conference of (‘harl—V
'tics and (‘orrcc‘lon is in session in the,
zlt‘irst ('ongrtgatiunul church in thii
,city. ’l‘lrc meeting will last five days.
All the leading questions connected
with clittrltnblc work III all its depart-v
rncrits will be thoroughly covered by
carefully prepared papers and formally
til:cttsscd. lit-ligatcs arc pt'c:elt nil
only from the 'l‘r.tns-Mississippi terri-
tory but also front eastern states.
SPANISH l’EM‘E COMMISSION.
(By Associated Press.)
London. .‘lcptcrnlrr IT~A special
tit-sputcli from Mitdritl‘says the Spati-
isli pcacc commissioners were nppoltrt-
I‘ll today, They arc Senor Motitcri.
lIios, pxtsid'nt of lllt' st-ntttc. who is
tutst‘dtttt cf the corriritissiou: tiericrul
t t-rci-o .ctd r‘u nors .\liLlI'ZIl/il, Villarru-
tin and HuritlI‘IL 'l'hc Spanish commis-
,.ion. lllt' dispatch adds, will start for
l’.iri.- on Si'ltlf’nllfl'r
t:l"l"l‘i-Zli iiY FIRE.
tlly z-tsstu'Ltttt tl Press.)
-3.
Nt-W Lon/ion, tttttli.. Scptt-nilicr l7~
Hit it ltitl: start «i iroiii some unknown
at t::'.o this morning gitttcd a
Loan stoic building oti itctnpslciitt
til It‘lllltl'Iil liotist adjoining. liotli
stint. illltl p ill.til_\ tinttotcd a “omit
tittttiitias \‘nic round by tho John N.
IIltt\\|l t.l.tit'.
.tllM'
\ li\.\'l\' l'ltllis‘I-lil-lh'l’i“ mast».
city .\.~~oci.it--d Press.)
|lt‘;ilifot'.tl. t‘oiin Scptctnlu r l7 .loliti
:lut-iiizimti. [it‘lll' tit of ”It Imuil sat
:ita- lblllit. .intl tilti- of lir.iufztrd‘s lttltl
.itu tlll/ lie. tlll‘l til 2 till this morning
llt li.l lltll ill lilil .i shall illli" ll
‘\.1 point tilt}. it.”w tIl .iiu'.
TODAY IN W‘LL INIT.
\\ til " l l" in
It: pt- .m ii iii London and
.i in .\lll|'i t- :in
’1'. l.
ill‘\
\\ It
opinion h It \t.i~ ltl\\il iii #MII
lllt' nitrite. II.Ilii~
h lililii :iliti l'lilitiuti 'ill‘ll \"i .
\\t|‘
it” Mind of
Hill]
l-tti itillspltlitilh l\tl")IIIIHr~ itii
tillt
.tmtmt small u.ttii~ but till
itttittl- tIl .i|l"tllll|l||{ ttill'lldliuti.»
l ~tirilv~
titi Iltt iltllil lii't of ~~|i|"‘ltil toilet.-
\\'.tll ll .I lit ‘I'Iic
.t in ii nutritct
‘and i
i7—-~Tht.‘1
ition of the occasion was deliv-red by;
lrlt-uator Hoar In the (‘ongregationai‘
f church this afternoon. ‘
i The General I’ntrnm house is nowl
i held by Senator Ill. - r.‘ l Colonel IN
i ll. Stoddard anti Ilurton W. I’ottcr. of
l \Vorccstcr, trustees, wiro will turn it
over to the Massachusetts society fori
t holding reservations, as soon as ”faith
' has been raised by subscription. 'i‘hei
inttcntlattcc ,at today's exercises was,
largely made up of people from Boston
and Worccser, the Iloston delegation.
l having a special train. !
l
i ARMY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. l
I (By Associated Press.) l
1 Washington. September Ilo-Majorl
llyseli, chief surgeon of the second di-
tisiuu, first army corps, now at Camp!
i’oliititl. Iiuoxvillc, in it private letter
ll.) tlie sttrgton grown] at the army dat ,
cd r‘tptcrnber H. says: “I will say:
[that my ot‘portttnity to know the work- i
1 rug oi the nitdlcal department while at :
t'atup (tetrtge H. Thomas. was perhaps,
gt, good it’ not mttch better than that of;
‘uiniort any medical oiliccr on duty,
lilwrc. an" I will say that at no time!
during the stay iii the park was therel
litriy difficulty in procuring all ncccs-l
st-ry medical anti hospital sitpplics If‘
>tuc propcr effort was made." i
‘ WEEKLY BANK S'I'ATEMI'JNT.
New York, Srptemher I'i'm'l‘hc Wt‘t'N"
. ly bank statement shows the following
‘ changrs: Surplus. res-rye. dccrcase.
t $2,83ti.375; loans decreased. $12,130,500;
specie drcre.:s-‘tl. $306,700; legal fend-t
‘crs increased, SiJi't'lJ'Uti: deposits ilc-‘
creased, $119,834,500; circulation in-
, chased. 8349.409. The banks now hold
14,240.00, in csccss of the require—
ments of the 25 per cent. rule.
SOCIAL DEMOCRACY COLONY.
(Iiy Associated Press.)
Seattle. Wash” Sepicmhcr
social dcrnocracy of America has
l7—r’l'lio
rt“
lcctcd :i bcdv of land in Washington.
and will establish Its first colony with~
ill thirty days. ‘ihc exact location will
‘ riot lic divulgcd for a while. its the pc-
gotlations are not sufficiently advanc—
t-tl.
V
Town Assessors’
NOTICE!
We. the lilttli'i'eigilt d. hereby give no,
ill" to till persons and corporations l'i-
.Illll' to tilt) ltt\t'~ iii il.c ’l'tMIt ol' Norm
\Lillt tli.it illt_\' .iti- rt‘ttllll‘t’tl l\_\' l'iW to
.It'llirt‘ tit lltc tis~t~.~.~or~, til' iitiii r i!
'll‘ III. on or ltcfort tlit- lit'~t tl.I_\ of .\'o»
initilt'd‘. l‘lfi, .t \tli‘it'ii ti‘. lil'lIlIl‘iI lt-t
.i Mi. rfullltl tilt-i \ltli‘ll Itl, ttf till Illw
I .t.‘t [tn-:ty ontrd '_\' Ilit in on tlrc 1.. tl.l)
“.t‘ Ht‘hltlllltl', tx’ts, lint-tr to t.ixut:oii.
.\' it l.t-t- may l.-- tc‘ui'ni-d it the
item cr~ at the Anchors Hill c tip»
'l'.l llotm iiiiifdn-a .\'orw.iilt. .ititi .tt‘
I'iiittitil liottiit. ll.t\tl.ttii| «tint
.Vtrtnnllt. trout and itntudiui:
Iitli, twii. to .tltll :iitliititrv.
\iiit'tltlii'i' l~l. hills, Matti tilllitw lit l|l‘
olittt from in It! I: i-‘iliitit .t m. .iitti
ltt‘iit .' III :I it't ltttli I) III. “till “it 5.17
who. .liiil on .\ii\tll|ln't' Irt truth 7
u it into l\ lit the civriiug.
Int-d .Il Normal). SupIt-riiiu r \, Nu,
“NJ I \.\I ll lii‘INl'lilt'K.
\Nliliiiiw .i lil'i't'lllNritiN.
\\'||.l.t \.\I \\'.\III'I'Z.\'.
.\nlt‘-r~trl'r
iI|l'
south
it: :tt‘rt t'
Registrars” Notice.
=li‘,t|~tl ili\|l\\.titl llt \inputiti with .t
IlilI'lw‘JIt in tho \titililtlt I'tliJli olt ”I" “NH“ ”r.“r“‘\”'”h fur ”m
I 1‘ m ' ’1 1' i ' t,\ ..r south .\Itiv\t|lI\ t'ntiit. will
«.i/ t tt ..-vr! ‘~ _. ..
’ ‘l '” " ”" ' t..,l.| .. ltlllllli «Minn .tl lltl‘ luwn
'H‘Ni‘ ' ”I .,».\ . \‘ 4i Hittl'Il “Hit fool t'tcirt Ii'itiitt littllllt‘l'l) )tlllltt‘ Iictiil~
t t . .. up: not Int .wn t-tlllli Illtlttti'lii llttitlutiit ~ttct't. in Mill . it)‘.
... t,, ; .. NH, ‘4,” L”, on “with do Hiltlllltlilr chili. IWt.
.itii lwti tJi lll .u to) It. III. in t'ttl‘-
t. i it” tIlIt.l|\ iutwut .iti-l hit I
it i. tltt- HlliI‘II list .\ll Ititlit~ lti Ill
i' i ‘ it. I I l I I
~ ‘ “ ’ “ I" l" "I' 'l" c-‘l‘t .itltlttl III or ti.l ut IIIIIII .itd itel ititot
”wt.” or ...t “up n. lundtd to Hit i'is-rlt .iwt‘pll N.
,t .. . t... ., \ in”. “NH,” inttoi on or litlttl't‘ «M int ii iii.
o . it t Ht: ,. tt«l it o it lull-lit. ‘l'litltl F't'll'ml'l :“ll‘v "‘1" I"“""'l
, iti)’. tit ‘l'lll
I. t . lil two: Ma lt-l>~\ t‘cr. W“ l" 1 \\I\I\V\'
‘ l rttlllh‘ »~.. t..t.i oi t‘; point iltl\’\l, l. If\\‘Mii.\'ll
t .t it. ., it Hi .t. t... it, Intuit. .iiirilli’ll l ‘l HISHNY.
l lit» I ,. i‘ t 'iit .ttst lituttl .If i" : “NJ“. ”I "I‘Klill'lih'
A-~C".mwmwm“
I lit own i t- limit Mil.
to Iil‘l 'tm 'l'lil‘l /t 'io ‘xlllliill iii" A I cl‘ 8' t.
. units y ec on.
-ttfi ‘Iititltflli'tly rust! the. titluttiilt
rim-I i‘ it. tt‘vl t. tl‘lti ‘ ti tiltllil Iii .
. . t . ‘
'lit lit 1 rtitlw ,gn-l llitii tsttt 4|,th , I.“ '"H'Ill .ll , “I" "l H“ IiIV M
.vmpt. .‘llil‘tllk ittltlli’lil'il lot in)
.r ... i now oi tin pct-ill" ”that will in 'ti‘lII itti \iottdm. thin-
”it! t' i low i opt ti-t liiilhlllbfi a... :l ls‘u iii. puitti ittttiiii ill
in _. .h wet. .u c... “mm”. iiooatpi ‘I i' in “ii ttti It.“ btcn
tlmtll ‘ tit it it" unto list the "M ‘l' liltu'itl u 'lli‘ \IIHNH Phi" Pl" “4””
‘ . , tII‘ imp 'llic pull.- will remain open
t"i’ i m ~'| iu'ril rtQI" pica“ , .
tmm t. ottwtt ii in until .» itiittrit
L?" ‘i it:
«it‘ll Must I‘It Hopit'ttilirr Hit)
it t ' "it \‘ilfl t‘i Ills ftt int.
i it t i urti up .time' .1,
‘ it; i ‘ 1 till ’ 'tt i" .Iili‘nl'” H ’I‘J‘YIITNN.
' l't tint. IIIIIItIHHi l?.lt City Clerk.
’ l
sheiaitciakwau . .. ..
(By Associated Press.) i
N‘EL. sneritnnn‘ri'iv, 1898. .
y
MM. .- .-__.._....~............._..........=£
.. m. ”M. .. “mush...“
SOMETHING
THAT CONCERNS
ALL WOMEN.
Sigma or a new season are now visi-
ible. New goods are. here—Full fabrics
that have just been unpacked, priced.
ticketed and placed where you canu see
them. 't‘hcre's a difiereut atmosphere-—
newer. better. and better because it In
new.
The
itii the opening at its charming col-
Autumn
Dress tloods department ls busy
w
lcctlon of rich materials.
There's a wealth of variety that is uri-
precedcntt-d in the history of advances
from one. st-nson to another. There are
so many new weaves and different ef- .
l
frets that the pathway leading to choice i
choosing is strewn with greater desir-
ableness than ever—exquisitencss
without the trouble of hunting for it,
cxcluslvcness without the penalty of
paying big prices. '
The first impression that one rccciv-
es from all this array of beauty is the
smoothness of the weaves. both In blact:
:is well as colors. Everything is to b-
smooth this coming season.
Piece-dyed floods, In all the different
weaves. seem to he in the lead; for tal-
Ior-madc suits as well as the morc tll‘t‘fi‘ :
Hy KOWIIS.
’an unusual variety of small mlxcd cl-
ass and tho liltc. that comprise a col-
icctiou of rnnrc than ordinary ititcrcst
‘from which to scicct. The very harm-
onies of tlic stuffs. with the garments
tcliisivc as to tltcir appropriatcncss for .
itlic purpose.
i For years past this dcpartmcut has
1ibccn quotcd us being both progrcssivc
land tlcpt'tltl.tltlt'. liow fur-reaching,
then. must i' reputation extend ttnd -t'
,existlng cont'dioiis anti situations?
Evcry non .III that we have cw r titct
has always been iiitcrcstcd iti first tir- .
rivals at the lsginning of a change iti
seasons. .\ntl .is the seasons conic and
go we trim rrc that hcr' Intci'cst lti
things to \\'t':i|‘ liccoiucet grcatcr :itid
urcnter ii.“ llIl handiwork of III“ \I‘t'.t\‘~
cr grows constantly utorc and inorc
lli‘illlIlIlll.
The D. M. READ CO.
SWINE!
Tflé‘leADINdM-DRY consents, . 3
«t n TRISTRAM 8: HYATT, to»
No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk.
New , Dress Goods.
We can interest you iii this subject if you will give its the opportunity. we
are receiving new goods in this department every day and we can safely say that
there has never been a season in otir experience when as handsome goods could be
bought at as low a price as are offered this season. in our colored dress goods do;
pertinent we are showing all the latest novelties in all wool check Suitings, mixefl
clrevrot snitiugs, silk and wool mixtures, handsome. styles in novelty suitings, a
wool irridoscc'nt suitiiigs, 54 iii. covert suitings, handsome plaids in all wool and.
silk and wool. ‘
t
.
Black Dress Goods. ,
,.
The most complete assortment of black goods we have ever. shown, including
all the latest weaves Ill (,‘rcpons, plain and figured Moharrs and Sic-limits, llenricttait,
anti horgcs.
Housefurnishing Dep’t.
Specials in housofnrnisliing department:
In this connection we haw 3
iccfs, such as nicltons, covcrts, melan- ‘
proposed nrc at oncc striking and con- ‘
Mold-
Proof
Jellies.
I‘lic u- ittiu ill llii' nit prmlucc
tint-l. chp out tlic itlt till
trl‘ \tttl Itittlil. vl'lii- t'.|t. 'il
‘. mo in pointing itit ”I't‘ piii .
tun it“ top til the wily itiu n
tit~lit II Hit-attitu- I It coo
. ting ptucilmili nir liniit.
hing |Iii|ltt tits‘l’ ilic lop i.
lllli‘i‘t‘llt|l‘,\'. Wlo-ii "to ,t- it)
. In to» iii-NI tlit- Immllilitiiti
it II iii-uni as it colic. ttit-iu ti
nil in tin"! tn-t iiIIiI ottt
”mutt, titishfoiirtii |I||IIIII
rivets limit i‘. to w lttttitil. '-
..t u-uc git... l.'c. - n.
.ttp. lb.
R. H. Pleisteti.
llrlililili.
,Ii Wit-tiliittuii Min-i,
mititii Nutwttll.
.t’.
m
Copsrtnersltlp Notice.
Mr. I“I'i|III( Lamb-r has been admitted
to thc iltiu of .l. tipencet‘ ti Fit. the
lite I-usliiiiut tsill be routine-
mt under the name name ill hereto-
lorc ilIIII in addition to the In)" M No.
1 Mult- nitlci. .\'urw.ilit. will open an.
it “Girl in
nttnr limit at No. tut Washington
ttmt Ninth Somalis. nit 'I‘iiursdav
ut-iiinu ritpit'lllilt'i' lath. J. tipeact-r
i to
m
Cloning Out late l
iii: it in. Thule, lib-veto I'nt'ts, 'rlfll,i‘ll‘..iril'.
Repairing.
(it tit ml tin. tour tier-trim.
in \I it
'iiail‘vllntli‘l'i Jo pa Roth-
.t “puttiily.
Put .Ili
Somali. '
14 quart dish pans, 190. ”and lamps, complete, 150.
, 1 gal. galvanized oil can, 15c. (ilass watcr pitchers, lilo.
j 10 in. basting spoons, 3c. Silver plated salt and'fieppoi’s‘,’ 56f
; ltlg r whips, 2c. .lardincrcs, from We u‘p. - ' '
; Coal boils, 18c. 'l‘oilct sets, froth $1.98 up. .
t We sell all kinds of fruit jars at the lowest prices.
Brian am 8) East’s, . . ‘
NORWRLK, CONN.
A NEW ’DEP'ARTURE
war—m.
SCOFIELDSt HOYT’S.
A Free Gift in Both Sides, Norwalk and South Norwallt.
It'or ciicli casli purchase of .50 cents you are. entitled to a guess on the number
of beans in glass bottle sliowu ill their stores. The first one guessing the correct
number; of“, if not guessed, the lll'rlt one who guesses nearest the correct iiuinber‘of
‘ lit-airs is ciititlcd to the large 'l‘urkisii (‘liair shown in their windows, to be given
llcroltct' lfitll, lNiH. I
Look attire New Line of Carpets and Furniture Just Received. .
SCOFIELD 8- H‘OYT,
‘. . . . . , . . .
Hii \\ tislitugtou ht, ho. hoi'walk. Cllili iiutltliiig, horwulk.
Second-hand Double Harness for Sale .- lot little Used.
l .
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Our Complete Line
is now ready for
OI“ ‘
Fall Clothinghats and Neckwear
inspection.
it's all Bright and New
and includes
The Best of Everything. ‘ t
FRANCIS 8' CO.
Clothiers and Furnishers,
.\inl you will have far to go
before you had in
equal in variety and style.
on Washington Street. South Norwalk.
i“
.n "no. “pun-nu.
"smut.
"II Man at Walnut.
lay at out.
(intimated .
U
IV "I!!!“
Royal Pearl.
to». insist irritants
'W
asdetusour own brands
at prices much lower
than elsewhere.
Pete Mutts-es of U to
yin be not PM“?
do our retinal «on til
I" It
m m
Homeroom m
U om
A sum AD.
IN 1'". [VIKING "Mlle
WILL m0 100
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Norwalk Chronicler