5 GREENS FARMS .
IMO...“
.. A. Gerow of Sierra Leone Went
out of Africa is the guest of friende
In town.
Mrs. Edward St1u',ges ot’ the West
Ellie, who has been very seriously ill
its Improving.
I 'ttobort Williams. of Riverside avo-
hne. left Monday for the Villunovu C111»
done, In Pennsylvania.
Miss Mamie Quinlan has tutopted a
million as eteuogrnpln 1' with the 113m
’baimels Supply Companv.
‘5 The. Foresters will meet tomorrow
evening in the'ii lodge room at the
5‘001'111'1' of State and Main streets.
Minn Viola Smith, of Naugatuck who
has been visiting M1,:1111I Mrs. (‘h 111-l1s
’5“,Ball of State. st.11111t,hu.1~1 1'11111111111l.
' A. T. Burr. oi‘ the 111111111 11fStatt1 and
Wright st11-111ts.l.11 enttrtuining his
1 brother. Frank A. llurn of New Y'olk.
. "Clarence Wooster. of Newark, N. .l..
who «has been 11111111111111: a few days
With relatives in Riverside avenue. has
returned.
‘. Postmaster and Mrs. (‘hariea P. Har-
"rle, of Main street, are entertaining
5mt. Frank C. Calm and family, of
New York.
The new planks have arrived to 1111-
”Bir the. Saugatuck carriage bridge
electmnn 011111111 Smith will have
,‘thal‘ge of the work.
w
The guests yesterday at the West-
1110111; Hotel were .l. B. Chadwick, New
Haven. and A. tierou', Sierra Leone.
.West' Coast of Africa.
Representatiw Lloyd Nash has re.-
signed his position as vice-president of
the Franklin Home. Building and Sav-
lngfiociety, of New Yol'k.
MIN Hattie Allel1,11l'(‘1unpo street.
do taking a priy ate couise of i11st1"-111
ltlon from Miss Ophelia Taylor. pre
111111111; for plant: 11.111111. t0 Staples High
School.
Frederick ()iim 11 has relinquished
bi" position as shipping c'lelk for the
Computing S1 ale tnmpanv. M1 11111
Gill, an 11'mplo) of Maltin lloschei till
god the place 1'1 s11 -'1da\1.
Teams belonging to t‘. unit i‘ll'othns
ll’honins Glynn and R111 mond Bmtherv
ibegan caltin flu-1111p 1-111l1 item the
boat at the. A lanlie Starch (‘ompauy 1:
flock to Main street yesteiday.
ioscph Schukie.11ft‘11mpauy A. Fifth
{Regiment has been enjoying a fur-
lough of a week at his old home in
Westport. P1iv11t11 Schultie uill 1'1-
fur-h to Got crnoi '1: Island todav
, .._-_._--~._-
Engineer Cadre.” 111 N11“ Haven is
‘ the guest of Mr. and M1'11.V\ill1am S.
army ’Keélor of the West 111111.111: (‘adWell
it brii 1 here on a 1111 ntlon most of Will( 11
’lth “lee is spending in [10”ng fill' striped
eat. .53
‘ mte‘i‘” Tho Bridgeport 1.1:. ' s. institute
or p More to gh‘e a dance this 11111.11ing
. whit!!! has been postponed in recogni-
é'tiilln of the national grief Several of
‘, unite members of the int 111 organization
.1 5 ' :wol'e expecting to attend.
. '3.Grand Chancellor Schultz and Grand
K of R and S., H. 0.011511. visit-
tad Aspetuck Lodge. last cvei1i11g.and
thsed the 11'onfel'1ing of thr1 third
”:32an upon a candidate. A large num-
ber of Knights 11 ere present.
hert O. Benedict. of Main street.
9 Walsh Brothers are getting
in‘rendiness to make a big find
the1 hit of the week. All they will
Vaay is that It is not gold Their dis
covery it is said is only a little ways
m; of Westport. It is possible that it
do}: swarm of bees.
The civic organization-é will meet at
'Vifll'lant Engine Company's l-ionse,11t
:‘80 o'clock. tomorrow afternoon from
~which place they will march to Christ
Q, in the following order: Fire
" ment,‘ Knights of Pytnlnc, Ma-
1': Lodge and town officers.
ouben Hale. of Compo street. who
been 11 ending a few days with rei-
‘ “.3" on taten Island U. Y. return-
the last evening. Reuben expe1 iii
1111111111 this afternoon to Staten In-
til 1 a d in a few days to take a pool
1F Shooter 8 island. learning the
50 making trade.
lief Alexis F Downes has request
51.1 members of the Westport Fire
tment to appear in retaliation
a, 11.3“ and white gloves at Vigilant
. he Company's house. at 2:30
ilk. tomorrow'uftoruoon, and from
proceed to Christ Church. where
1 services will be held out of
’f our deceased president.
nelect en 01' the town of West-
. 5i sued a proclamation. re-
thnt the. people of the town
militant; of 1monrnloé from
laced of business and from their
so. and that on Thursday. the
Firesideut McKinley' s interment
1011,. tint all places of buciucas
5 a that Westport is to
d drum carp» 'arid
re to be composed of m
- 1111119.- Enzine Company.
'0‘th had It band and it scenic
“ 111111111211. could raise int
' not up another. and that
1‘ day wellld have very little
inligetiinp 1110111111 players to
life and drum corps.
. ‘1, “ma—Mfu—
15ci1ool Board met Monday even-
' 1;;
111 in 001111111.
Harlow read last and
ckpcboo 11.111111 crowd to I'll
' and the, '
h
‘5 11.115.
. lilih inst, at 3 o'clock. p. 111.. and are
11 oiled nothing in regard to
in it appears
pm 00bit
Nokulll 1111111 mm her position 1111
teacher in the pri cry department of
the Elm flaunts 'lichohi 11111111 M.
Cornelia Elwood now fills the position.
Harry McDonollgh Post. No. 63, G. A.
R. hllFl issued the following notice:
Your president, your comrade and fel-
low citizen. has failed by the hand of a
foul assassin. You are invited to a ser-
vice to be held in Christ Church. the
requested to meet at the post room. at
2 o‘clock on that day. and march to the
church. together with all honorably
discharged soldiers anti sailors. who
are most cordially invited to Join with
us in this token of respect and love for
our fallen comrade.
JONATHAN (‘.. TAYLOR.
Commander.
A. E. Mctcalf. Adjutant. -
wmfim
MAVFLOWER SOCIETY.
Annual Election of On’iceri Held in
New London Monday.
The Society 11f Mayflower Descend—
ants held its annual meeting at the
Parish house of the First Church of
Christ. in New London. The meeting
was well attended. lion. Lyman l).
llreweter. governor of the society. read
an interesting paper on Elder William
lirewster. a Pilgrim ancestor.
The election of officers resulted as fol-
111117.11:
Governor—lion. Lyman D. Firewater.
11f Ilanbury.
Deputy lovm'norwt‘harlcs T11.
of' Hartford.
t‘aptal11-—~Rear Admiral Royal
Bradford, l'. S. N.. 11f Washington.
Sccretary»Nathal1 liolt Smith. of
New London.
’l‘l'eas'nre1'—Gllbert Smith Raymond.
of Norwich.
Historian-Edwin
Washington. D. C.
Elder-ilev. James Gilbson Johnson.
of Farmington.
lioard as Assistants—~VVilllam M.
Stark. Mrs. (‘aihcrine A. Dudley Bram-
ble. Mini-1 Elizabeth M. Browne. Mrs.
George D. Whittlesey. Mrs. Mary L. B.
Branch. Percy C. Eggleston. Mrs. Step-
hen A. tiardnei,
Committee on Entertainments— Mm
Herbert L Clandai] will) power to
choose two others.
Committee on Historic Spots—Miss
Mary K. 'l‘alcott. of Hartford. with
power to choose as many associates as
she might deem advisable in different
parts of the state.
The society voted to give a banquet
in Hartford during the winter. The
date was not decided upon.
After the business season Mahrey. of
Norwich, served an elaborate collation.
Gross.
B.
Allison Hill. of
EXPRESSIONS OF SYMPATHY.
Continue to Come from Europe-All
Honor McKinlev.
LONDON, September ill-~Tlie 111111:-
lish expressions of sympathy augment
and the demonstration here of condo
lcncc with the1 United States on the
death- of President McKinley continue
to excite the wonder and talk of all
American visitors. The number 11f
half-masted tings is increasing and 1.1
majority of the people are in mourn-
1111;.
I11 addition to the services at St.
Paul’s cathedral and Westminster Ab-
hey. the National Council of Free
Churches has arranged for a united
memorial service at noon Thursday.
A number of storeheepers are unt-
ing the Closing of stores throughout
the country toribree hours tomorrow.
in order to "show the. great nation
it‘f‘OBS the see how sincerely we mourn
u'lth them the death of President M11.-
Kiniey. as they mourn with us the
death 11f our beloved queen."
The suggestion is also made to or-
zanlzc a great memorial service to
take place in ilydo Park on Sunday.
The Pall Mall Gazette announces
that it received this morning a letter
from New York. couched in unprint-
1blc language, in which “The highest
1rder of anarchists. 'numher five cir-
cle.’ " threatens to slaughter the most
elicited personagcs in the realm. “Do
not interfere with 1111." says the letter.
‘or we will wreck your offices and take
your lives."
The Pall Mall tlazelle comments
that. If the threat is genuine it In con-
fident it will awaken the .wrath and
vigilance of the .Amerlcans and keep
the professors of anarchy quiescent
for some. time. _
Both the. foreign office and colonial
office after consideration of the sug-
1111stion that the Duke at Cornwall and
York attend the funeraisof President
McKinlev have. decided that the BOY
or out should not have: the short
he of time made it next to impossible
to c'xchunxe communications and make
the necessary arrangement. The
date of the state funeral. Tuesday. he-
came known to the government only
on Monday. 'ond it wu deemed inad-
visable for the Duke of Cornwall and
York to go to Canton.
ST PETERSBU R0 September iI—~
The Rosalyn, today says: “President
Roosevelt in 11 genuine fanatic for Im-
perialism and 111111 Americanism. He
Will rctouch all President McKinley s
accomplishments In toroogn policy.
With Plenident Roosevelt will blsln
an era of pan- aAmerlcanism."
After quoting an inaccurate version
of President Roosevelt's speech. the
Rosalyn declares: the Germans will be
tau 1 that the Monroe doctrine is no
Joke and that the United out” Is on
profile throughout America. .
W
Ltrourllto 91110011“ IOUNO
Ll’l’OHF‘lELD 0011115.. Sabbath» 18
~11th Garvin. so itoiin'n. who was
nrréllted here, last 11111111. it”? ”With
:‘t’zhblan William 3% 5‘!“ :2:
‘ 111133.,“ Win the
reigned before Justin
town court .llili moraine.
111' was bound over to the next tour hi
the Superior court under bond! of
’1 ”600 George B. Hale, of “Mental
charged with horse stealing. n
1110111111 over nine to the next tel-iii
£11111 qupsrior Court under bondl of
MARQUIS l‘l'o COMING HERE.
YOKOHAMA, September law-The
Marquis Ito started toda 1131 on an ex-
tended tour of the Unite States and
Europe.
wfi—W
yea-"Ho Ion '1‘li1 hill 1111111111111
strewn m slurp well 111111111111.
ool' v d
and 1115 never an sin-tn 1
11" will” Follymd'var 1101511 21
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hometillng' 1151111 The» Who it go
to menclundrom Tim State.
The Connecticut 01121 It el and lay
deputies who are to attend the general
louventlon of the Eiscopal church
in tin Francisco in author. will not
how be state in a body, but will go
in separate parties. says the Hur'tfmd
Post. The clerical deputies are the
Rev. Dr 10.8. Lines, of St. Paul's
c'huich. New Haven, the Rev. Stowe
0. Seymour of Litchileld the Rev. F.
W Harriman,- of Windsor. and the
Rev. 0. H. Raftery, of Portland. The
lay deputies are the Hon. J. .l. Good
win, of Hartford, the Hon. Burton
Mansfield, of New Haven. the Hon.
Morris W. Beyn1011r,lof Bridgeport, and
Charles Billings Chapman, of Norwich.
The Rev, Storrs 0. Seymour and wife;
the Rev. F. M. Harrlmun and wife, and
the Rev, 0, ii. Battery Will leave with
Bishop Lawrence, 11f Massachusetts
and a party of 100 deputies and friends
September ill, going by way 11f the (‘11-
nudlan Pacific.
Twelve days will be occupied in the
journey, which will take I11 some of
the finest scenery across the continent.
Bishop Chauncey I3. Brewster, of Hart-
ford. will lullVe for San Francisco at a
later date. The. Rev. E. 8. Lines, 111).,
and ex-lnserance Commissioner B111"-
ton Mansfield will go with a New lin-
veu party. The Rev. J. i’. Faucon, of
Christ Church. who is not a deputy.
bllt will attend the general conven-
tion, will start for San Francisco. Sep-
tember 18. He will be absent one
month. While he. is out of the city.
the Rev, H. Liilonthal will be in charge
of the church. Mrs. Peek, of New Hu-
ven. who in at the head of the Daugh-
ters of the King in this state, will rep-
resent that organization at the general
convention. Two of the deputies. the.
Rev. Mr. Seymour and Dr. Lines, are
graduates of Yale University. The
Rer. Mr. l'larrlman and the Rev. Mr.
flattery are Trinity graduates. Bis-
hop Brewster, Morris W. Seymour and
Burton Mansfield are. Yale men. Mr.
Seymour. of Litchtleld. who was for
years rector of Trinity church on Sig-
ourney street, was a classmate at Yale
of the lion. William C. Case. one of the
most. brilliant and distinguished mem-
bers of the class of 1857. The brother
of Dr. Seymour, the Hon. Morris W.
Seymour. was in the class of 1800 '11
Yale with President John M. Hall. (if
the Consolidated road and Postmaster
E. 8. Bennett, of Hartford. The Rev.
01'. Lines graduated in [872, and ex-
lnsuruuce iommissioner Mansfield in
H1175. Dr. Lines is the brother of the
Hon. H. Wales Lines. of Merlden.
lliehOp Brewster graduated in iiiiiii.
His classmates included Professor i.
T. licckwith, of. the. General Theologi-
cal Seminary in New York, but former
iv of Trinity college. llr. William '1‘.
Bacon. of Hartford. Judge. .lohn Coats,
of the 111111111 of common pleas. in this
county. the Rev. '1‘. Clayton Welles. of
Wellehiey. Mass, who preached at the
Rev. Joseph H. Twitcheli's church this
summer, and tax-Secretary of State
Charles E. Searls. of Thompson. The
Rev. Mr. Harriman, of Windsor. who is
the. secretary of the. diocese. gruduted
from Trinity. in 1872, and the Rev. Mr
Ilaftery in 1213. Charles Billings
Chapman of the lay delegates in one1
of the foremost Masons in Eastern
Connecticut. The Hon. .1. .l. Goodwin.
of Hartford. is one of Hartford's lead-
ing business men and citizens. lie. is
the. brother of the Rev. Francis Good
win and the cousin of .l. Piel'pont Mor
gun. The. Connecticut deputies in the
general conventIOn will compare fav-
orably with the deputies from any of
the. eastern states. Bishop William F
Nichols, of California. who is to take
an active part in the general couven
tion. was the rector of Christ church
for a dozen years. He graduated at
Trinity in 1870 in the class with
Percy 8. Bryant. the law partner 11f
the Hon. William C. Case. and Profes-
sor F. S. Luther. Trinity and Yale
will he honorably represented in the
convention from this state.
CONN. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
Reunion to be Held in New London.
Saturday. October 26.
The Norwalk men who were in the
Third Regiment. Connecticut Volnu-
tears, during the Spanish-American
war. are in receipt of the following
circular letter:
Dear Comrade: Following the pre-
cedcnt set by Civil War regiments, a
number of SpanishWar regiments are
effecting permanent organizations
among their Officers 1111 men. Our
regiment was one of t 11 first to start
this movement. the first suggestion
that we organise being made last Jan
nary A meeting of client seventy
membels of the regiment was held at
Nlantlc. Conn. on Friday, August 111.
1901, and the undersigned were ap-
pointed 11 committee to taim whatever
action they doomed best to get the oili-
corn and mail 10111111111110 talk over the
matter. ‘
We have the honor to inform you
that a meeting of your committee was
held at the. Cracker “0111111, New Lon-
don. Cdnn. The date decided upon for
the coming reunion was Saturday. 0c
111111111 20. and the pllco. New London.
Conn.‘ The men will gather at about
10 o'clock. null Itilhbugh the exact pro-
gram for the dlly as not; yet been de-
cided upon. it has con full determined
to make the feature of the evening a
banquet.
Now. comrade. your presence is
needed. M11 pit of the success of our
the utterance 11111111 11119. . if” o my
cry effort to be unrest and we are
sure you will not regret It. Talk thin
matter over 01111 11 of the n with
whom you may (19 o in t and
urge their 11111111111111.1111.
Kindly not!" 151111111111 Howard J
111ml... v'llblll tire waste if you can
attend We 11111110111111". tram the
caterer by 11111 tibia, and tho number
of men attending will determine the
fprlce per plate for the banquet. which
will probably be,- It.
Your comrades in arms
AUGUQTUS C: TYLER.
palatial. 'i'nird oonn. v 1.
limit? I”? HATER.
Muller. Third noun. v.1
GILBERT L 31‘ng?
.01
nothnrlnu lap tits tuba-ti depend! “110'“ 9' 0
1' 1.1.111
. 95?.
I lei
This South News"; citizen.
I
He has had the ckperience.
He has thoroughly tested the article
He found it as represented.
He corroborates the opinions of scores
in South Nor-walk.
Mr George Warren. oyster plsfifir
and dealer, of 2 Chestnut street, nullifi-
"I hallo been subjected to inclenmlt
weather, and It in quite possible that
exposure while superintending aortic.
nlar branches of my business induced
kidney troubles. At all events, when
COItSlgnments are being shipped to
Europe, and it is the busiest part of
the. season. i feel my back troubling
the most. I know I had kidney com-
plaint for along time and chancing to
see Dunn's Kidney Pills advertised as
a kidney remedy and not a cure all. i
had confidence enough in them to get a
box at Piulsted‘s drug store and try
them. The first box convinced me
they were Just what i needed, so 1
took another. 1 did not require any
more. after that, for my back became
well. i prescribed them for my son,
and they cured him."
For sale by all dealers. Foster-Mll-
burn 00., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name—~Doun's—and
take no other.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 11
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
—--.-0—
In arm my 19. 1901.
u.“
NEW YORK.
A. M.~—12:35x. 4:55: 6:45x. 0:15
6:55, 7:13, 7:04. 8:163. 9:03!. 9:36.
9:615, 1022211. 10:40. 11:35:.
P. M.—lz:f15x, 1:17.
6:41. 7.07, 715511, 8:11 10,220.
SUNDAYS.
8:00): 8:02 9: 00: 9: 02!, 9. 04x.10:02x,
101.04, 11: 00x 11:02.
P. lit—«12:02. 1:04.130}, 2:00:, 3302
15:02.7:00. 8:00x. 9:30.11100x.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—12:02x, 6:00, 7:30, 10:02.
P. M.—-0:00, 8200:, 11:00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. llf.—-l2.'0811_. 1:091. 1:201, 0:18.
7:42. 8:42. 9:101, 10:02x. 10:le
11:0811. 11:38.
P. lit—12:02:. 1:10. 3:0711. 4:18.
2:22, 6:20, 7:0611, 9:05x. 9:16, 11:15.
Bridgeport, In addition to above—P.
M.—-—2:46, 6:04. 7:28.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-—l2:08x,. 1:09x, 1:20x. 7:42.
0:12, 11:08x.
P. M.-7115. 9:05.
SOUTH NORWALK To DANBURY.
A M.~—6. 23, 91,15 9:53:
ham-4220' 2:22 4:25: 5:10, 0:00.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. hi.—-6:00.7:23. 8:50, 9238,1137.
P. M.——Jl:00x. 6:25, 6:42.
Sunday trains to Dnnbnry, 9:20 a.
'11.; 7:30 p. m. Leave Danbury, 8:05
'1. 111.; 0:10,?167 p.111.
Au 2 indicates express.
m
VICTIM OF THE TORNADO.
John Frawlcy, of Huntingtoa, Dies at
Bridgeport Hospital.
‘John Frawley. of Huntington. iniur-
ed by the tornado which swept over
that section of the country. Sunday
night. was brought to the ilrldgeport
hospital at l o'cloek yesterday after-
noon. aud died in the institution last
night at 11 o'clock. Death was due to
11 fracture at the base of the skull.
Deceased was 87 years of use and
leaves a wife and a number of grand-
children. The house occupied by Mr.
Frawley and wis wife was unrooted
by the violence of the storm and the
inmates hured under the debris. Mrs.
Frawley was extricated and it won.
found her injuries were not of a ser-
Ious nature. When her husband was
rescued by neighbors It was not be-
lieved he was fatally injured at first.
but early Monday morning he sank in-
to a semi-conscious condition 11nd nev-
er recovered his senses.
CONNIOTICUT SUNDAY SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION. .
W. H. Holl.‘snncrvtsor of schools at
West Howard. has resigned his posi-
tion as president of the Connecticut
8115115110.! school annotation. He was for
ulhny years the field secretary of the
aasdclstioh. He was elected president“
three your: no upon the resignation
. :I and 110-0101110041“ rut-
This takes out. 11th
the official 1111111 moat. the l t of 010510
men who so we fully curl on the
winging: 5115 .101 many
rebut... w lined three
081'. 01 ' 2 bill lince lion
off (“It y iii aunt 1111 Illa they.
and a “debt ‘ been. -
1w. - by t managers on
strenuous to con-Olin:
«to: the .0611“ at Bible Iceland
though I recenti‘canvssl of the cup-
erlhtcndcntn. stars and worker-
chaired a large gammy are in layer
3;.
AI fi 5. 51.1. 11:111.. =4
The assault thy the owner of
could!” mull would throw her on“
the poet of the
ifollotvlnu scum:
B“luxuriant. spare that yacht.
““1311 a circle stick;
“21°01.”111'11"2’11111.
dunn-
.1. M.——l2:35x, 4:66x, 5:15;, 9:05.
2:101.
1011). M.——3:21x,5:33. 5:5511, 7:20, 11:10:, i
: 0. ’
LEAVE new YORK FOR court-1
NORWALK.
A. 1t.——12:2xo 5:,00 6:,00 we
the yacht independence that If one -
You can Depend 011115111111. Word at
FLAGS !
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR,
5‘ Iili 11111011111111,
2:251. 3:04.
3.2111. 4:07, 415011, 5.33. 5:55x, 0:051.
3:30x. 4:021. 4:04, 11:30, 6:02, 6:00! ‘
i
1”“
FLAGS '
FLAGS!
.5. FLAGS !
FLAGS l
FLAGS. I
FLAGS l5
FLAGS 1
6111111 I]. s. 111111
at L011 Prices.
—-—--—--—-—--.
Comstock,
Watkins
6: Dow,
"2 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.
Phone 43-6.
Glover’s the P1111365
flatly i111 811111
This Summer vacation has
been very hard upon; shoe leath-
er—he has played all sort of
rough games and has not been
the lean particular in caving
his shoes. “Pa will get me
more," that's been all the wory
he has had in the matter.
Now pa, it's up to you to get
him a new pnlr—are you going
to pay a high price for a shoe
that will not stand “hard” no.
age or are you going to let him
wear one of our
8111’ 31258111111
that are made to resist succen-
fully the hard knocks of youth.
You will at least examine this
line will you not?
WearShoeslhalFil
HoRéES
. TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
WE HAVE THE)! COMING BY TH)
GAR-LOAD EVERY FEW DAYS.
M. TARLov,
CONNECTICUT TURNPIKI.
lentil Kerwin
ppm an
hosts lull-t you eat.
Itcrtlllcially digests the food and side
13mm cunning and Moon-
1111111111 the e nestled digestive m1-
guns. It. sthelamtdiscovereddlge‘ctr
ant and tonic. No other preps ti on
noppr‘onch it. in attic ency. t in
stuntiy relieves 11nd permsnentl y cure:
1Uganda.sgflltltligelticn.i! 931.11%
Fiesdsche. Gastralsln, ram
climbermuludtimperfectdigestion.
1.1 1 1111 11
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doom 0. ltiilson. lentil Nowell;
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omen, alum
. ”one“. count
11:01 1111111: hr Mortal no 11mm
in! ‘ iii ..
a .
11‘1r
Pressed as 00th as DoSsible.
The underwear at its thinnest is thick,
enough just now.
A popular price is 50 cents per 1121'-
meal. and realizing it. we have made our
line at this price as hitlh made and as
satisfaclonl 111 even] respect as is 0111
abililll to secure.
Tile results of our efforts are prev-
ing salisiacloru. We are selling con-
adorable Undergarments 5 _
We have higher priced garments. all
correspondlnilhl Well selected.
1 Shaw this. as litiiil as is consistent
with 11111111111111
98 Waohington Street,
sou‘ri-l NbRWALK. '5
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fir
A LITTLE BOX
of IRON-OX
IRON-OX is a nerve tonic, tissue builder End
blood maker. It correéts impro er performance
of the functions of the brain, tile nervous sys—
tem, the stomach, the liver, the bowels, the skin1
and the kidneys. It cures constipation, indiges-
tion, headache, nervousness, and all conditions re-
sulting from disturbed functions of the organs ,
named
At all druggists;
2 5 cents.
TheNew F11 She,
Double Extension Soles and Entangled Heels.
Burt 81 Company’ 5 Shoes ior Men. 33. 50.
Lounsburv Mathewson &Comoanv 'sShoes for Women. 83 00.
Children’ 5 Box Calf Shoes. 8100. $1. 25 and SI. 50
The Faultless Ladies' Shoe now selling at $2. 00.
OLSEN’S $11011 $10111:
SOUTH NORWALII CONN
We Sell Coal
. at Lowest Rates
And shall maintain our reputation an «Item of the ”01' .9011; min-
ed walnut III «more. Our mortoi'cn‘i to 111.11, in. night .6If My .'
11-11111-1111111. territory and we can suit all not» In the matter of ‘
tool. It Is a win economy to put In your winter'- supply 11114311. the
summer and “11.111110111011111. price In likely to advance or not.
Call and .01 our prices.
John H. Ferns.
. I49 Washlngton Street. South Norwalk. Conn.
4‘5
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FINDLAY 0.. sophom- it—«i‘wenn
ty live lull-u laborers have been 1111-
porteli. tram Mahala. 11111.. to calls the
place at ulrikerl at the Ohio Rollin:
Mill The skilled laborers in the mill:
declare they will not work with the
Italians. Serious trouble is feared and
11 31111111 it» been provided at the null.
Hugh Klnnobow. a. striker who 1111mm
ly come here from Plttsburn, on u- '
united and badly insured Woo he
uphold. President 9111111111 11 settlement
the lower. tool in the 1111111» or the
contempt. of Dudley Dubai-0. In attor-
my. ”who mm 0. late 0010pr to
disregard 11 write of suporudu of the
Court of Appeals. Dubai-e will have to
serve four months more in jail
WIIOK AT WOOOMON'I‘.
WOODMONT Conn September 111
-Trufllc on the New York diviniun of
the New York. it“ Korea 5 Hartford
was delayed four hour: nybb‘
many. by the braking of on sir hero.
on 11 mt bound freight train. The.
train on brought to 0 stop so nodded-51
ly that a wait car in the middle at
min on has in two. Moral
chr- wm lama men 111m
and 11mm berm tulle ‘
MW out. Nu m on b -
0
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DUIOI I Wit-L0 “RV! II
'1” (iron 80 r ”-
The United fillies Circuit 11 of My
min in: m5 011 the Wong. ct
T‘NOI.
Norwalk Chronicler