).
arrived here“ lobar
a free trial bottle.
v‘ Fli’fldffi-‘Q 1.4 ‘
list People Is Teens leer filler-
:1 well: are Doing and l”
‘..‘if..lll!§i-§ilillllltl' Ill 8..
mills are solemn
W
Mrs." Stephen'flnllf of Michigan. Is
visiting Mrs. Nathan Dauclly.
A fine new barn hastbeea b It upon
George Fares-en's 'plsce. sane
avenue. .
rs. Selig ad Matthews. of
Menard. llnve “annotated to appear at
as”. efIIr of the Norotou it. 0. Church,
nigh
Elder Henry Stone. of wallingford.
Conn” will reach tonight at the Ad-
vent Christian tent on Main street.
Dorian. All come. .
The engage out Is announced of
Miss Jennie Voorhies. of Grave-
Ieud, i1. 1.. 4 Frederick H. William-
son, of No ork. formerly of Dorian.
Samuel R. Audrews,b minor or Mrs. '9‘
Henry Sellecll. of Maple avenue. who
has 'Iot visited’ Will.“ fifteen years.
Mr. nod Mrs. James H. Martin. of
no. Angeles. Cal. are visiting Mrs.
Martin’s sister. Mrs. Henry Scoileld.
fly avenue. They arrived this
the Bristol Water “glompany. was S:-
a v e
Tratgiwny PRU. slid"I 01'!!er
Wesleyan University and Wilhrsham
Academy
lilnsvill William Candy; the son
ofI ‘llll 12's?“ thisuvillage. as been
in we w
fotlzdu He is ”03f soBiid at 1110* and
has a peculiar flllction which may
have caused 0mwhlfidenth. lie I: subject
Id #h‘lrztteltlalbsntiz or “legally will..."
other channel by friends he may have
laughed himseifw to death. his nervoks
system wh‘vingbec exhausted. l-I
sown to sugh for In hell!
”we been a time the lit
rolled up. Sevé Ii searching ler-
boenmade up to look for
be
ties hnvs.been
him.
Hartford. September ll—ileinhold
Schell. accused of sending an Infernal
machiile to Adolph Rich, In New Bri-
tai. trie’a to esciibe from. the County
Jul Saturday night. Schell who Is
d to be an anarchist. recently receiv-
ed a pdir of shoes. In the soles of the
s were four saws. With these
ell sawed the bars of his cell doors
02d last night escaped into the fail
rber shop.
He sawed the bars through only once
and then beat them back. as he Is a
man of great strength. He was heard
moving about In the shop and was put
at e the increase in prices by the .Zu'k In a cell. When discovered as
meat rust 1"...‘Burllle.ir has commen-
oe‘d malaughterin his own beef. Thurs-
day he slaugh‘ ered a'prise animal
weighing 800 Wilda dressed.
Mrs. Charles Whitney had a family
party. Thursday. There were present
r sisters rs. l Silleck and Mrs.
-§tey Per Iiof orfolk, also Charles
. oyt, and daughter, Mrs. N. B. Glen.
..IIIII Jennie Weed has taken and
successfully passed her high school ex-
aginstfon, land has commenced study
.gtsoonin
She'll' hing 'with her aunt. Moll
B.‘Chlcli' Stamford.
A(Misti Jennie Scodeld gave a delightful
lawn p'arty recently. Among thou
present .were as Mary Nichols and
three nieces. Isses Bessie and Grace
lentils and Miss Bessie Arkeliers. and
r. and Mrs. Andrew Waterbury and
family.
The Presbyterian Sunday school pic-
pic. by trolley to Roton Point, Thurs-
day, was I happy succees. A chartered
car was filled and more beside. Boat.
ing was much enioyed. Superintend-
ent Kline, of the Norwalk Tramway.
bad charge of the car. and, by his care
nil/consideration won golden opim
ions fro "our' Presbyterian," who
think h Just Ane. '
Mrs. Alice Lyon Fitch. who has been
mom medicine In New York for the
past three years, will after spending
her vacation In Darleu, return to col
lege, September 26. She also con-
nected with one of the c’ry's private
sauitariums and clinics. e Medical§
Record speaks of her ability in the
highest terms and predicts that she
will soon become one of our first wo-
men physicians.
\Rov. Arthur Requa‘ I second vacation
commences September 12. He II to be
rebuilt two weeks in Putnam and Duch-
ess-Counties. N. Y.. wheeling, fishing.
etc. He will also visit Long Branch.
N. .1. Mr. equn will start on his
wheel and .Requa is to go by rail
and meet h a few days later, accom-
panylng him the rest of the way. Rev.
#0111311: Dorian. will occupy Mr.
Reduns' pu pl September 17, morning
and evenug.
DONATION.
Miss Lnill's Crockett. of Crockett
avenue, is visiting In New York.
The Misses Lucy, Mabel and Bertha
. Young, of Stony Brook. 1.. 1.. are vis-
iting their uncle, Melville Young, of
Main street.
Captain George Wicks. with the
sloop Lida May left Bell Island. Satur-
day for the season. and today went in
Bridgeport to engage in the oyster
business.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell and son
John, who has been guests of Postmas-
ter and Mrs. George W. Bryan. of Main
street returned Saturday to their
home in Brooklyn.
Fra'nk Lockwood. left town Inst Sat-
urday. for New York city, having se-
cured In excellent position with a
large electrical concern. Mr. Lock-
wood was connected for some years
with Constable Edward J. udrisan's
lfivery business. His many friends in
. town extend congratulations and best
wishes for a successful business ca-
reer.
11110111 film
Joseph Guthrie‘s new house is near-
Iag complétlon.
Charles H. Comstock has returned to
Lime Rock after av felt with his folks
here.
Miss Stella Stone, of New Canaan.
has returned home from a short visit
’ with Mrs. Homer Buttery.
MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.
It Is certainly gratifying- to the pub-
lic to know of one concern in the land
who are not afraid to be generous to
the'needy and suffering. The propriec
tors of Dr.-i$tng's New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds. have .
' given away over ten million trial bot-
tles of this great medicine; and have
the satisfaction of knowing it has ab-
solutely cured thousands of hopeless
cases. Asthma. Bronchitis. Hoarseness
and all diseases of the Throat. Chest
and Lungs are surely cured by it. Call
on Frank 11. Baxter. Druggist. and get
Regular site, 50c
and If. Every bottle gunranteod,or
price refunded.
. RED HOT FROM THE GUN
Was the ball t It hit G. B. Stendmnn.
Newark, Ml h. in the Civil War. 't
used horrible llloors til-t no treat-
ment helped for ac years. Then Buck-
leu’s Arnicn Salve cored him. Cures
.Cllts. Bruises. .Burns, Felons. Corns.
Skin. Eruptions. Beet Pile cure on
earth. Natasha. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by Frank. R. Buster Dustbi-
do
*¥~HQI:- "
a .
l,v
inl depmment at Stain: .9
ad only one bar to saw through to
get into the )rison yard.
Waterbury—Love has triumphed ov-
er‘litigatioa. and good common sense
has exorcised the fears implanted by
a fortune teller in young Alina Far-
rell's mind Anna ls.only sixteen; but
she heeded the words of a fortune tel—
for, who predicted for her an unwise
marriage Then Anna and Charles
Book, who is five years her senior.
turned home. and to her motffei- told
story of having been compelled to
iharry It pistols int. Mrs. Farrell
kept the young br do at home, and the
husband sued the mother and a former
suitor of Miss Farrell for 95.000 for al-
legcd alienation of affection. Now the
suits are to be dropped, and Brook and
his child bride will live together. ‘
Till newer Altos.
Rabid Plasma beies no lives it and
the Brooklvn Bridle lotto.
New York. September “—8011de of
thc hammer and now were heard yes-
terday in Madison Square. for fifty
men were hastening, work on the arch
of the hero of Manila. Artisans on the
B ooklyu Bridge were fnhsioning the
motto "Welcome, Dewey,” and in‘th‘e
Madison Square ohmic?l the work upon
the figures for the or was being ex-
peditiously conducted.
Owing to the likelihood of rain the
contractprs think it advisable to make
use of every day possble. The wood
work of the arch will be finished to-
morrow. Then the surplus timber will
be removed and the sculptors and their
men will have everything their own
way. Three of the great groups—" The
Combat. " “The Triumphant Return"
and “Victory"—nre well under way.
The wooden skeletons were completed
yesterday and today the work of lay-
Ing on til; staff will be commenced.
in Madison Square Garden Charles
Albert Lopez was enlarging his group
of the East indies. lie was dissatis-
fied with the large group which he had
made because the central figure, that
of a beautiful young woman, was poor-
ly reproduced. The model was a well
known singer.
Work will be begun today upon the
approach to the arch. which Is in
charge of the Society of Mural Pain-
ters. At Fifth avenue and Thirty-
fourth street will be erected gilt col-
ulnns, each hearing I winged victory.
On each side of every block, down to
the colonnnde. there will be two stan-
dards, surmounted by wreaths and an
eagle with spreading wings. Between
these will be a winged victory on :1
pedestal. The standards will be con-
3.00000 by garlands. The houses along
to approach will be decorated In the‘
navy colors of blue and ..gold The
householders have been requested to
foil out the directions of the Society
oral Painters. who have super-
vision of the decorations throughout
the city
No definite line has yet been set for
beginning the erection of the stands
in Madison Square. The fronts of the
stands .wlll be ornamented in staff to
conform with the general style of the
arch and columns.
Extraordinary precautions are being
taken in case of fire around the arch.
A fireman felon duty all day and at
night three policemen are constantly
on guard near the enclosure which sur-
rounds the wooden arch. A test of the
searchligbts which are to illuminate
the arch will be made this evening.
Poles were placed on the Brooklyn
Bridge-yesterday to serve as supports
for the 1 tier! which compose the
words “ elcomc Dewey." The letters
"Wei" have been placed in position,
and the electricane were busy yester-
day arrangng the Incandescent globes
which are to make the meaning of the
motto clear to all the harbor when
darkness falls.
Fpr
Cyclists.
After a long. dusty ride
nothing stops the cyclist's
thirst like
Willisrns’ lioot Boer.
Girls health and strength
as well No‘uf'ter (-1th11
Every drop does its. work
Ash 1 our gr: err {or it
WILLIAM! C CARLIITON 00..
Hereford. Conn.
1
Makers of WlIlIam' Plover” llatrncu
were married In New York. Anus rcy,
which Is to commemorate the coming ~
~ of pneumonia left my It'lngs in bad
.1 Plaisted,
; . swimsull’ml
\.
h..
We now have ready three
specials 1n black Groe Grain
Silk; '
24inch, 91 00 a yard:
24 .'
We guarantee each of
these not to wear shiny,
pull or slip.
Satin Ducheese at 91s
{a ai'd. You often hear of it.
at not such as this, You
can had none so good else-
where for the price.
WIN Allie.
The worth of the men ’e
medium weight underwear
at 50c a garment is so a
H H
parent that all may see it.
Shirts are bound with silk
braid, seams double sewed
wi overlooked stitch. rib-
skirt aud pearl buttons.
Drawers have extra double
gusset, suspender tapes and
tape fihished seams.
“Mother’ 8 Friend” waists
for. 50c. An ideal school
waist at an ideal rice. ()1
eroale iaundere
sandered, pleated front and
back, banded collar. pearl
buttons. double stitched
seams and warranted fast
colors.
The boy just beginning
school days will appreciate
a silk Windsor tie. Plaids
or plain colors, lain or
hemstltched ends. c.
itlght Aisle.
It is a question which 19
more popular; the Blanket
or the Bedspread sale. l’eo
ple are quick to see the
worth and low prices in
both.
White Blankets:
ll-i—soft. warm. wclI-made. red and
blue borders, 91.98, 32.76. 93 a pair.
ll-f—flne, soft. silk~bound. red. pink
and blue borders, weight 4% to 5 lbs.
II-i—extrn line. all wool. weight 5 to
5% pounds. wide silk bindings. blue.
pink and rod borders. 94.95. :8. 37.75 a
pair. 93.45, 93.75, 94.19 a pair.
Colored Blankets:
.Grny 11-4, 91.98. $2.75. ”.39. s4 11 pair.
Scarlet “-4, 95 per pair; well worth
7 to 98.50.
Bedspreads:
Crochet spread, largest also. pretty
patterns, fringed all around. 91.25 our
price: worth $1.75.
White satin spread. new all over and
center designs. fringed all around, 92.73
our price; worth 94.
Front Basement.
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Bridgeport
OA-TORIA.
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4'
Saturday afternoon is the {rent ehoe’
purchasing time of the wee
coon ENOUGH 'ro T111111. ‘
The finest quality of font sugar In
need in the manufacture of Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy and the roots
used in its preparation give it a flavor
similar to that of maple syrup, making
it very pleasant to take. As a medi-
cine for the cure of coughs colds. la
grippe croop and whooping cough It
is unequaled by any other. It always
cures, and cures quickly. 1' sale by
George C. Stillmn. South orwalk,
and S. P. Weed. Norwaik. '
Some of the special bargains mark-
ed "knocked down" quite look the
part.
There's always hope while there's
One Minute Cough Cure. "An attack
shape and l was near the first stages
of consumption. One Minute Cough
Cure completely cured me.‘ 'wrltes Hei-
en hicHoury. Bismarck. N. D.' Gives
Instant relief. George C. Stillson, South
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed, Norwnlk.
Poets seem to drop lines to every-
thing but hell.
RIIEUMA'I'ISM ll! HEREDITAHY.
It has Just been demonstrated by
learned specialists that Rheumatism in
hereditary and that it In due to a mi-
crobe in the blood. Corona Rheumatism
Core kills the microbe and cures the
disease. Price one dollar per package.
Manufactured by Corvus Compounding
(30.. Camden. N. J. For sale by R. If.
it! Washington St. South
Norwnlk. Conn.
1* D. w. RA}
and an. ,
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Thiseveryholfleerytagnow.
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tad. tw handlethemto
every y'awroiioumrteesaad
ilililus brows,
parishes.
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MOND,
3111mm ‘ hotter
and Smilahner.
Residence, ‘9 Crescent Terrace.
Telephone at flannel 34-6.
.1. o. .1 111111715.
«MW. ti. Printou-
Wall Paper and Borders
1 NORTH M 1N S'Iltulc'l'.
- South Of’Waivi.
Sample Books if Latest Styles of
Papers, Borders . and (tilt Molding
taken to houses for inspection. on no-
tice by postal. tlmates cheerfully
given. I
W
Vacation loan at Low Rates
00108000: and
Neviolidllni.
”steam SILVIA and PORTIA of
he no CROSS UNI. sailing from
sew York Mumford” at 4 p. m.
Mil particulars and literature upon sp-
vlieatioa to ‘
Jacob M. Layton, Agt.
s ulnar ‘rlm. So. Norwalk.
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1947 ‘ 1199
plumbing lid 80001011 1
Hot Water: floating
Hot All dialing.
cur-.., -..
STOVES ‘ANU RANGES,
SLATE AN‘D TIN ROOFING,
ins and‘ Steam Fitting.
Goa ennui-cs,“ Metal Ceiling. etc
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RRNGIO 1
hdolesmchliuio.
17 WALL STREET. NURWALK.
mug-.1...”—
DORLQN HOUSE.
o ‘ .
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9
l abide l Immediate
‘ “ma-t...“ and:
3’31..."“.".i..“' “Lg... 9“
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HORSES
To Suit” Everybody.
We have them coming by“
the oar-load every
few days.
M. TARLOV.
m saw-n1.
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u I". 99 II..-
m Islam
Every person in a big concern thinks
his work best-also the hardest.
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Open daily. exceptlnth
n.m.tollm..audfroll1
Saturday. 9 n. m. to 19111.. and 'oli’Moll
day evenings from 'I to 9. _
interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN saunas. Prest.
JOHN H. Flluillfl. Vice-Pres’t.
0'01" LIBRARSII. See. and Trees.
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Our New“
Store -..
willbe open
Sépt. 15.
Then watch
for a
Fall and
Winter (‘1’ >
Display \
——or-
flux“; '_
CLOTHING
such as The Nor-
walks have
neverseen
Open
livery Evening
until 9 o'clock.
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To the advantages offerd In the using
of our Lehigh Coal: boss dirt. leer
dust, more comfort, more satisfaction,
more heat to the bushelful, more econ-
omy to the ton than any coal sold.
Gives satisfaction because it's satis-
factory coal. Try it once. You'll see
the advantage of using it always. 96. 00 .
per too. ,4.
IRVIIO LOOKWOOD & 00
Suc r to B. Harris.
Coal Yar and Office, Water street:
Branch Ofllce. corner Washington and
‘ Main street. South Norwsik. Conn.
Telephone Call. 31-5..
LADIES l
Justnwordwifh you. Aonllwillhs
better but whether in this advertise-
ment or by a personal inmactfoa'or
bothlwaotyoutobeeonviacedthsd
the best place to buy awltcba. wigs,
bongo. curls. eta, h at my
, Hair-Dressing Parlors
Pings eall and fsveotlnto.
Yours cordially. .,
m sonar 11am.
inmilliaerystoreof'f'flioteoncxiih.
«Washington street; ’
we
As we pur-
chased our
VEIN
in effect June 11.1899.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
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:13. 7:54x. 8:161. 9:03x, 9:30. 11:68:.
10:22:, 11:36:, 11:40.
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4:07. bzliix, 5:83x, 6:5611, 6:4l, 7:15.11
8:11. 10:20.. 1
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8:02. 7:00 8:00x. 9:30. ,v
SUNDAYS.
A. M.:—12 02x. 8: 00. 7: 30. 10: 02:. !
P. M. —6: 00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR‘
NEW HAV EN.
A. M.—I:llg. 1:20g. 6:28. 7:42, 8:46.-
lzllx. 10:l21, ":01“, 11:42.
P. M.—12:02x. 1:12, 3207:, 4:18. 5:27.
6:27. 7:05. 9:05x. 9:15. 9:05s. ll:lb.
Bridgeport in addition to abOVe, p
11.. 2:42, 5:041. 7:28.
SUNDAYS.
A M.:-l1llx. 1:20x. 7:42. 9:12.
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SOUTH NORWAIK T0 DANBURY.
A. M—tl~ 15 9: 15 10:03:.
P. M.—I:20. 4:25, 5:10, 6:58.
' DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. lit—6:00, 7:25, 9:38. 11:34.
P. M.—4:20. 6:40.
Sunday trains to Danbllry, 9:20 11. 1a.,
(:25 p. m. heave Danbury. 11:05 a. m..
l:10, 9:00:.
An 3 Indicates express.
Gloom
arouses
wasnnouss.
son ran arenas or
Formulas-g. Pinnoo.
Bicycles, Carriage
etc. etc. etc.
you "muss norms as
foylodflolden’:
Ital lllilit 11d Ilium Illa.
is Wnshisgton street. he. semi
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Royflearl.
Milli. 11131.11 11 Dillllllililll.
HIM! Fliflllll “Elli
flavor i'nlie.
ssookoeo or vsouennos
Oil-lee as a would I‘l- without I out
enldls leviedlea. Addre-
Lscura his“. use" Seamless
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lorealeinSoothNorwnlkbyG.C.
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MMMPAM
SCllOOl. 800118 AT
NEW YORK WHOLESALE PRICES
WILLIAM F. Benn
Bookseller, Stationer and Engraver. ,.
49 Wall Street, Nor-walk ,8,
135 Sheets Writing Paper Tablets, 5 cents each. -.
School Supplies l
(so/.211... c...
in prices and freighted it at a low rate
are pre mod to furnish the choicest
i::l..0x.402x 4:04:. 5:02: 6:30:, 6200‘..r
IN MI. 1
Elli
El 1 [fill at the same price as She uy-
klll and other soft coals are ofl'ered.
Ni Slate No [in N0 000.. 0300!! until:
RAYMOND silos. . -‘
ll..I..ll lllldllllll. iimelabiel '
Priotingofnuykindnnd
on n pnrwith any week
done in title section d
tkluueotieat.
:SBNTINEL BUlLlillfl
Nice N:wifl
MACKEREI.
EACH;
Sam’IComstiok»
72
North Main St.
and Central iiulit.
Railroad Place
WHOLESALE AND EMAIL
ilSii. culls, 10311111,
8011' 111 1111)
SHELL CRIBS,
1111111ch cuts
Soutoutoninlmtho .
HalfShell. ..
“WINS
On Ice.
french and Auction Sills.
llllnll’s Bilei Bull.
ii[Iigigm“i'§_Lll~lilI
Children’s
Eves
should be carefully examined hdoro
the fall term confirm
Parents ought to know whether
their children's eyes are In to
normal standard of Vision 0'
Many Iuler from headache and
oil-bio to give brow attention
their books when n
makumm'
. I
would give relief and no
trouble is later years. '
Mym esaminntloss are very m
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