1 Wednesday after-
. Ladies' Aid 80—
CONGREGA-
I West avenue and
, amid H. Beard. pas-
.mlllp at It a. m. ., cou-
pastor. Address by
, _d. swim, The
, 7 . to the Churches.
“- noon. Mr. Force
' ' m service at 4:30. in
- 's Sunday Club. The
W on A Polygamist
Ir. Wishard has
., ‘ '5' forceful. interesting:
' M tireless worker. He
extensively. and is n
The op.
Agnes Gibbs, contrai-
31st this service. One
Thought and l
'Voice of ..lesus Christ-
vor meeting. at which the
. wishes to meet every mem-
* :36.
CONGREGA'I IOI‘IAL
‘ WI? corner Park and Lewis
bbsth services, at III;:III
M 7:30 p. III. Kev. W. I‘.
. ,.,D.|) of New Haven. will
the pulpit at both services.
school at I2 m. Christian
. serious at 6:30 p. In.
Bfl’l'ltl/l'.
NORWALK BAPTIST
. West avenue. near Pine
W. H. Hubbard. minister.-
7. . with preaching. IIIzzlii II.
.7 p. In. BllIlP. School. ll!
p. In: Junior SIII-icty. i p. m.:
'People's meeting. I? p. III.
. I next. Now-tuber ll, Rcv.
Braker. of Stamford. will
'7 7:45 p. m. Beginning with
-. y. at It a. m., there will
ups for prayer and lliblc
each hour during the day.
it at 7:45 p. m.. by Rev. .\.
national evangelist.
- y, Friday and Smurduy saint-
. Iay. with sermons at 3:30
'by Rev. George Rccd. of
.I , and Rev. N. it. Prlndie
.. - tr Hills. Dr. tlrsvee preaching
7th evening.
BAPTIST (‘lll'flf‘lL
avenue. Dew. Talmage Van
. postal—Services at lit: :to a
‘ 7: 1’0 p. In Preaching by the
W on gospel themes. Sunday
m at 12 m. Young peopic'.
‘ Tuesday at It p m. Regular
service Thursday at 7 'i5 p
EPISCOI’AII.
EPlSCOPAI. CHURCH. l".
« A. Norris, Rector—Services will be
.m It the South Norwalk (‘ ongrega-
w Church on Sunday. November
1. as follows: Holy f‘ommunion. II
In. It; Morning Prayer and SIrmon
*8. s. m: Pvening Prayer and thr-
Jon. 7: 30 p. m
m EPIscorAI. Cfli'ltt‘li. llrltl-
fl‘lvenlie and [‘ross street. .I. Mc<
Bellows. ReI-torm'l‘wenty-
m Sunday after Trinity: l’ro«
sis-hat. m Morley. muo- Rob-
I“; Gloria Patri. Robinson: Tc
nan-I. Field in II .lllbllalf’. Field In
13: Dyna, 433. Haydn: Kyrle. .\r-
nold: Gloria lel. Pom; Hymn.
801. Sullivan: Offertory. llchIiI-e
“may, Woodw;ard Rccessional.
.7 “7, Swaff Evening. l'rocesaional.
‘.leing\‘eIsiI-ies.1‘rinnell:flin-
l'lh, Robinson; llaxniflcat. Harry
Popper; .‘I'unc lllmittls. IlIIrry Pop-
m; Versicles. ’l‘rlnnell; llymn. it"?
Stainer: Offertory. Nearer Home.
Lucas; Recessionul. Iil'I'. llonit.
ADVERT.
T CHRISTIAN (.‘Yfll R(‘ H—
VII Zandt avenue. Bast Norwalk.
W thvls. pastor— -Pre;tching at III :iII
II and 'I' p. m by tho- pastor
vm. morning. ‘(‘otulnu in Power
“Brent Glory." Evening subject.
Divine llIIllIIit." Sunday
12 In.. Ihlldrens meeting I?
eehly prayer meeting Thurs-
nealns 'at 7: m Everybody
m. nIm- I--lIIIth soars especial-
avited. Singing by the Birrnard
If WANGPIJI‘AI. f‘hsrlesA
. pastor—4km“ evan-
services every sunday after-
at 2 o'.rloch in the Swedish
n I f‘hurch. East Nar-
- I‘m. Washington
W-flnndsy services, .ltm-
‘Compasy meeting. at
Holiness meeting at u a
and Easy or Christian
tannin” at In 9. In. Public
at s p. at. Cadet [less will
Mine Trsiaias llama st
to cotton men for many .
'lng itch I": 3 except fiofldhy' IIII’II
. Wednesday.
IWBIIISII summon.
In St. Peter’s- Barman Lutha'sp
Non/silt. Sunday at 2 o’clock p. In..
pIoaI-hinx in the Swedish language.
by the Rev. F. A. Anderson. from
Stamford. All SIaudinnvlans are
welcome.
Y. I. C. ‘-
i’OUNf} MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCI-
ATION. Elisabeth street, South Nor-
walk.—-W. A. Wells. secretary of the
Stamford Y. M. (I. A.. will lead the.
meeting Sunday at 3:15. Special
music is expected.
[.088 OII’ SON AFFECTED HIS ”IN I)
Bridgeton. N. .i.. November ii—Cap-
tain Howard. Orr. of Saundaratown.
Rhude Island. who mysteriously dis-
appeared from his home a few weeks
ago. and was thought to have been
foully dealt with, has been at the home
of his mother. Mrs. Eliznheth Wool-
forIl. (“I'darvllle. near bcrc. Captain
ilrr left (fctlarvllle yesterday. saying
he was going home. .\lrs. Wooltord
says she thinks the loss of a favorite
son has affected his mind. A constable
procured it signed statement from Mrs.
Woolford to the effect that Orr was
alive. and today forwarded it to Sher-
iff Wilcox IIt Kingston. R. l.
'l'.\(‘K i'l..-\.\"l‘ Ti) ill} SOLD.
”III-iron. November 11—“. was an-
nounced today that the property of tho
Allan ’l‘uck IJIIIIItInny. Ii corporation or.
gnnized under the lIuIv.~I of Maine and
which has lawn in the hands of rewir-
era for some time. is to be solo under
m, the lmmmcr in this city on llecI-nilwr
l9. ’l‘hc propcrty of 1m IIII-porntion ls
locIIthl III lloIItIm. Plymouth. lluxbury.
’i'IIuIItoII. l"illl‘ llllVl'" and Lynn. this
statc. IIIId New York Philadelphia. San
Francisco, t‘lIicnizo. llaltlmore :InIi oth-
er places, The sale includes the com-
lIinI-‘I bit: ffli‘ifll‘lf'lf in 'i‘zIIIuton and
Fair Haven and factory buildings at
Island f‘I'chI. IIIIxIIury and Plymouth.
’l‘hI- State titre-ct Tl‘ll‘l I‘rIIIIpIIIIy. of
Boston. in the mortuary c and tho- prin-
cipul uncut in the fI’IrcclostIi'c proceed
inns.
"I had dyspepsia fifty—seven years.
and never found permanent relief till
i used Kodol Dyspepsia (lure. Now I
am wcli and feel like a new man."
writes S. .l. Fleming. Murray. NI-b. It
is the best dim-stunt known. Cures all
formcs of indigcation. Physicians I-v-
erywhere prescribn it. George (‘.. Stillo
son. South Sorwnlk; Edward i’. “'90“
Norwalk.
llfn’ DIES Ill” Hit-l WOI'NDS.
Willimautic. .‘I’IIvcmber ll mi’lerrc
llrussenu. the iWi‘lViwyt‘flr-Olil boy ac-
cldcntully shot by Ernest Mellody. Ii
1on companion. Sunday inst. Ilicd carly
this morning. The shooting took plncc
nI-ur Windom.
.l, i). Bridges. Editor "Democrat."
Luncnstcr. N. li., rays. “lino .‘Ilinute
Cough i'IIrc is thc best I'cmcdy for
croup i ever used." immediately re-
lieves and cures coughs. colds. croup.
asthma. pneumonia. bronchitis. grippe
and all throat and lung troubles. It
prevents consumption, George (7. Still.
son. South Norwnlk: Edward P. Weed.
Norwnllt.
RATE WAR GETTING SERIOI‘S
Seattle. Wash. November ll'-—.‘l'hc
'l'rans-(‘outincntnl rate war is chtlnIt
more serious. Yesterday It was exten-
Iicd to hung in the Orcgou Railway
and Sanitation ('ompuuy nnd Burling-
ton. :Ile will probably affect Missouri
riwr points. Indications are that the
(treat Northern will attack the North'
I-rn Pacific on locals in which event It
is probable that through rates will
come tumbling down.
M't 1mm and that. Your Life Away.
'l'n quit tobacco ra~tly and forever. lm man
nrtIc. lull of Lie. III-rvr and Hum. tulle No‘io
liar. the wIIIIIiI-r ‘Iifi.f'r. tIIul. IIIulIe-I weal. nII-II
strong. MI ll'll:l!l\ld.:r‘l'lli"l. t‘ureuonrun
tart. BonkII-t IIIIII sLIIIItIIIv free AIIIIII-«u
Huron; lirIIII-Iiy I‘II . t'IIII'ngII or New h'orl:
London. .\'II\'I~nIlII-r II -l.IIrIl Strolli-
Hill" and Mount IIII:.':II. lIittlI commiur
sinner for Canada. has been elected
rector of Alwrdecn l'IIich'sity. without
opposition
viii ”In
III." III‘ III..- II to nun"
CAN"
3%me ”WEIFM“
“WHOM -
M
imam Milt-'3»
lib“ Int IIIII “not
swamsu tvrunssn snartcp'
('hurch, In North Main street. South
Is Int ours It ESSARV
to purahaso of on to bacon-Ia firmly non-
*vlnch that roady-to-woar outta are Juat’
“no natty on than. mad. by a await tailor.
and tho ready mad. kind coat so much
loan. too.
A vary uo‘onornlpal outpto own in a
black Thibbot. It can in worn with pro-
prloty at almoatjny occasion. and tho
coat land vent worn with trouaora of
chock or of striped materials has a moat
stylish effect. Have tho vast doubt.-
- bro-stud, the coat single.
Another vary nobby suit In one made
of hoavy rough blue cloth.
Striped Worotoda and Oxfords are
vary popular and are extensively worn
for buolnoao and informal coon-Iona.
W. havo suit. at prices to suit your
financial ability.
Our fine lino of Overuoata we cor-
' dI-ily invite you to Inspect.
PRICIs FOR THE
ASKING.
Francis & Co.
98 WASHINGTON STREET.
QOUTH NORWALK.
1.
““4925 mm»
lie in tor
WW tti -
M'sgr’suflssd hadrhorwy
sum It
ran-
t "m In) A th
lit“ a pin: dcsilo'dp‘ftzr 0
add? “(I
dbdan Milli! 17-qu
at the it a.“ ahunt-tdadedi‘ pat
in a hill , Y of aconlte in the II-
stead ”of the bum The two young
mineral» ot the error made
, ’by the clerk. and they drank the fatal
dose
Applaby and Bishop died four hours
after. was arrested. but the cor-
oner's investigation disclosed that the
doathoftbetwotnen wssduetoa
mistake and he was not prosecuted. He
left Brsnford and found employment
in Stamford and Bridgeport The pub-
licity given to the error added a stig-
ma that prevented him from again get-
tin! employment. His misfortune
gbed upon the drug clerk's mind
and he gradually worked himself into
ago Latts tried to kill himself by tak-
ing morphine. but he received timely
medical aid and he recovered.
lattu brooded over his troubles. and
Wednesday afternoon his wife found
him sitting on the front steps of their
home. He appeared sick, but finally
confessed that he had taken a large
quantity of morphine He died in “l
few hours.
Latin was thirty-two years of age.
and leaves a widow and two children.
He belonged in Waterbury, whereh
parents now reside.
of thc. country than all other diseases
put together. and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable.
For I great many years doctors pro-
nounced it II local disease. and tires—
crihed local remedies. and by constant-
ly falling to cure with local treatment.
pronounced It incurable. Science has
proved catsrrh to be a constitutional
disease and therefore requires constl
tutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by I". .l. Cheney
& (70.. Toledo. Ohio. is the only «'ono
stitutional cure on the market it Is
taken internally In doses from ten
drops to a teaepoonful. it acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. They oner one hundred
dollars for any case it fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address. l-‘. .l. CHENEY & C0. 'l‘o-
ledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 73c
Hall's Family l’llls are the best.
m
Justice is the. III-ginning of political
m Mi 4"
COAL! COAL !
Having purchased a large supply of Coal
previous to the rodent advance in price, I am
now in a position to give my customers tbs
benefit of the same.
I: stock consists of nrst-slsss deals
only, both tahlgh and (Icahn-lag,
iisslstss and, Jadda, in, Stars. lat
sad Pas.
Special sttantion given the screening and
preparation of all coal before delivery, and do
llverod by careful and experienced men.
JOHN II. FERRIS.
Tabla-3. iiDWsahlngtonStrsst.
.,oIIIIIIllt.I';
Td. CIILIU-l.
HIGHLAND BAVABIAN,
HIGHLAND MALT EXTRACT.
III III! with iron.
PUT UP nxrmsm FOR FAIILY till.
as carefully as a physician's prosatpuon.
Till PUBEBT IAIIT TONICS IADI.
They build up tbs weak. and are unsurpassed in any particular.
Hotels and saloons tarnished at rsduosd prion.
DIIJVIRID I‘ll! To FIMILIII.
ISAAC G. “MILTON. Solo fluent,
23 NORTH IAIN BTW.
noath Norwsik. Telephone sail. lid-p.
THE BEST MALI BEVERAGES.
HIGHEAND BRANDS:
BIGBLAND BRANDS All STRICTLY UNION.
HIGHLAND HUN“,
HIGHLAND (BREAK ALI.
DORWALK “VIII-o.
' Till HIGHLAND. Winnipsnk.
”DMD 01‘ Till hall; W8 HIGHEST WANDA”
stock Al. and Portal.
NOI'VIII.
II‘I'l4;
It Pays to Get the Best.
It is a well known fact that the best of workmanship
‘ and style in
Sign and Wagon Painting
I‘Illy’ s I
Can be found at .
and Curiage Works.
but brotherly IIIVI: ‘Is thI-
lcomplction of it.
To 0am a Cough in one Day
To Ours a Cold in One Day
To Ours Sore Throat in 0nd Day
To Cure Boar-senses in One Day
I “aim Cit-I cland s l. mtg llenlc r, 25 cents.
ll’i failstocurc weuillcbcc riully refund
moncz- (Trial size free 3
For sale at Plsisted's Drug Store,
South Norwsllt. and Edward P. Word's.
Norwalk.
Deliberate with caution. but act with
precision. and yield with graciousness.
or oppose with firmness.
Dr. H. il. linden. Summit. Ala., says.
"I think Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a
splendid medicine. 1 prescribe it. and
my confidence in it grows with contin-
ued use." It digests what you eat and
quickly cures dyspepsia and Indiges-
tion. George I‘. Stillson. South Nor-
walk. Edward P. Weed. Norwslk.
A moment‘s work on clay iclls more
than an hour's labor on brick. So
work should be done on children‘s
hearts before thcy harden.
T0 CI’RE A COLD IN ONE DAY
’l‘nke Laxative Dromo Quiuine. Tablets.
All drunists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 25c. The quinine has
l.. B. Q. on each tablet.
Love with women is like poker with
a man-“he does most of his winning
while he is learning it.
You never know what form of blood
poison will follow constipation. Keep
the liver clean by using DeWitt's Lit-
trouble. They are famous little pills
for constipation and liver and bowel
troubles. George C. Stillson. South
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
Women know more about low than
they do about loving; men know more
about loving than thcy do about love.
LII Grippe. with its after clients. an-
nually destroys thousands of people. it
may be quickly cured by One Minute
Cough Cure the only remedy that pro
IIIII-es immediate results is coughs.
welds. croup. bronchitis. pneumonia and
throat and lung troubles. It will pre-
jvcnt consumption. George C. Stillsun
lnoIlIth Not-walk. Edward P. Weed. Nor-
ws
\Iarried men are rare whose pride
is so strong that they can't bear to
think they might have been refused
when they proposed.
Beauty is It.“ Deep. -»
(‘lcsa blood means a clean shin. Nd
beauty without it. ('sscsrets.(sadstthsr-
tic clean your blood and her I it cleanby
stirring up the lazy bra and "Urban sllim
titles from the body. liegin today to
banish puppies. irons. iotI-hws .blsckbrads.
and that sickly bilious tomplsxmn by taking
“sumo-beauty for ten cruta A l dru-
gists, Iona-unread. loathed“.
What a rich Quaker wan asked the L
makisum‘iali‘fe.hessa-
waud. ”Clvfllty. friend. civility."
‘ a state of despondency Bight months .
L Oslhodrsl Ina Ionic I: 1......
urination. i ear-gas. .
Mill and ODIN foot of Marshall si.. 80. N orwslk
Cloak and 3st Stove. .
From Makers To Western.
There is more Catarrh in this section ‘,
tle Early Risers and you will avoid'
Big Variety
l
in newest styles of well-tailored
LRDIES’ Allll lllSSES’ JRUKETS, SUITS,
GOLF (‘IIIO'l'll AND FUR CAPES.
AT MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES.
i
l
“l
l
i
l
I. Wrubel e- co.
68 Washinaton street South Norwalk.
" lo" I: no Kodak Eat-“A It: [salmon Efilé
l X U17
EASTMAN KODAKSI
_33 1-3 Per ant Discount,
William P. Beers’
$5.66 _.
Pu ion dIiIItnIl
$5.00
for ion dIiiItnIl
The comfort of home assured. Warm house, happy
COAL from
Cll'illl DIIIIIs. Raymond BrOSs
We Defy Competition in this Particular Linc.
(XII and get estimates from the Leading Plumbers ktfd Steam Fitters.
NORWALK.
wife and children to greet you at night; good natured
lo title.
I lllll IIE IIIIIIIII ilF IIIIIII IIIEIIII—é
HOT WATER HEATING OUR SPECIALTY.
CLAPHAM 6t BUTLER,
cook with meals on time. all because you ordered your
to lllli.
NOW [9 THE TIMI TO PUT IT IN.
Also Steam and Hot Air Heating.
so South Isis Strut'lasic Hall Block. South Iamlk, can.
By the Looks of the Front of his'
Store, Theodore Has Been to Boston
Again. . '
I have bought a large stock of
Shoes from Lynn manufacturers at
one-half price. for July and August
sale and I think it is the best lot of
goods ever offered on this earth for
the money, and will overshadow any
sale I ever bad.
quality.
Theo- Olsen.
in quantity and
g ‘
Norwalk Chronicler