This instrument is not a self playing piano but is an Instrument which
toys (and which anyone can play) any piano
risers are probably a million useless planes in this country—"useless be-
. their owneIs are unable to play them. and they consequently remain in
-9 house an ornament or II. nuisance. To those and to the finest musicians
Otter the greatest of all piano playerszHE PIANOLA.
his Instrument is endorsed by every musician of prominente in the
rid. {Ind used by some of 0m leading citizens, In addition to the following:
I. Ii. PADEREWieKI. WILLIAM ROCKEF‘ELLER.
MORIX ROSENTHAL, AUGUST BELMONT,
DEF HOFMANN, A. J. DREXAL.
11001.0 BAUER. BISHOP HENr'Iv c. POTTER,
WMAURIC’E MOSZKOWBKI. WILLIAM P. ENO.
DAME-EMMA CALVE. HENRY CLEWS:
Domains 0. VANDERBILT. JOHN WANAMAKER.
WILLIAM K. VANDERBILT. DR.W .SEWABD WEBB.
I?WIN GOULD. I MONSIGNOR SATOLLI:
ts HELEN GOULD. RICHARD A. M'c'usov,
HON. GROVER CLEVELAND. S. R. CALAWAV.
"WM. 0. WHITNEY. PHILLIP D. ARMOUR.
ANDREW CL RNEGIE. P. LORILLA D, ‘
001.. D S.L MONT. HOWARD GI B.
HON. BENJ. B. ODELL. LELAND STANFORD,
ND THOUSANDS OF OTHERS.
, Thi representatiy'e list of patrons is an endorsement enjoyed by no
other one player, and should he a recommendation to any one interested.
THE PRICE OF THE PIANOLA Is 5250.00.
are the authorized agents in the town of Norwalk.
e, bear this wonder of wonders. -
I, S. Sturtevsnt North Main and Ann Sts.
“if:
. As the weather grows chilly, one befins to tihnk of warmer
NI'NDERWEAR. We are prepared to respond to your demand.
ies Ribbed Vests and
Drawers. at
idies’ Vests, Long or
Wool Blankets,
25 Cents. From $2.00 to $6.00.
Childrens’ Ribbed Vests
I 9“ Sleeves. and Drawers, at
Children’s Natural Wool
, 25 Cents.
i Drawers, at 50 Cents
dies .Vests and Draw.
8. Natural Wool or
White, ribbed or plain,
and White arments, 50 Cents;
Boy’s Heavy Fieeced
Shirts and Drawers. 25 Cents.
$ 1.00
to s Underwear, Comfortables,
250. 50c., 75c., $1.00 $L°° to 5"5“
Comfortables, Fine Cot-
From 50c. to $1.50.
ton ”Filling,
.3 “a” 1;. B‘s ’ -
”811 Washington Street 35111: Narmlkh
$2.00 to $3.50.
51 All
.Iwnul 1,"... 1.1.”...
“I' ,t (h.
I‘EII Br ‘ H“
. 000d 5‘1:wa 1111111911.st sell! , we; W5:
some famous buying of Comfarts on- for you. . Narrated
out the very best1 values thumb could add. IITbty are all
here now, and we want you to come and inspect them.
Money 11121113111: you sure. If you thin time 111:...thefore: .
melt- and replenish from this thshbflome: covered , ,I
with bright Island, but most of» than: are sateen coveted: '
We no direct fr NI; the mills, saving you 1:11 abouts",
profits; then we share aurlI down. .511. ,l
‘ double raving. 110511001111 Nobles s 80. NI.
.. iI'_
1:42, . 8:42,
N‘P- Ida—12.01).” 1:.10 39011:
1512:1511: .1111 r
8111an
.
A fewI‘IenoIcai'jsu-les: of «Child; I
rank; 2 piece .Suits. Jett 0110‘?
rom 0111' Spring stockt‘ Will I
make excellent school suits. at
at 213 per cent. reduction. I
15.00 Suits 11.15.
11.00 51:11:53,110. .
5500511111: 52.25.’
I!
Phone 13342. M
11151101.
TAILORB:
CLOTHIE RB:
IHAT'I'IIHS.
PURNIB’HERS.
85 Washington Street.
South Norwsik.‘
1 101m Chill: 11011 55:55:: Clu-
.3
‘ “”560 Ill IIIIIIII’I: Eloctlon.
STNNIJ 0N liliEIISE INILSTIIIN
" Ii Haul arm for Two
W aelscimn far One
NM. New Officials.I
Town our
Years.
-——-Nor
115115511 11 list of town clerks
and selectni n chosen Monday. The
town clerks will bald office for two
years the salesmen for one year Al-
so the vote ori'standing of each' town
on the license question is given: ’
' FAIRFIELD COUNI v.
DANBUR ~Town clerk Eugene M.
Builder, (1. lectmen, Alexander Tm.
nor, :1 Thomas T. Alexander (1 Han-
tord S White 1. License
BETHEbv-v'l‘own clerk howard H.
Woodman; r. Selectmen, W. l’. Bailey,
I r Clarence T. 111110155 1'. 0.1. lInmIln
d No license.
IlROOKFlELD-Town clerk, Benin
min Giffen, d. Selectmen William ll
Doe, d W. N Camp,r, C II. Camp, d.
Stands license
DARiENw'l‘own clerk. Thaddeus
leli r Selectmen, C H Raymond, r
(1. Waterbury, r, H F Wanng, d.
License.
FAlltF‘lELD—Town clerk,l¢1ancis
P Sherwobd. r. Selectmen, Simeon
l’ease r, O, C Jenningsi’ lloury Horn,
d. Stands license
GREE iCH——’I‘0wn clerk James
4 ll Mead I'. Selectmen, Nathaniel A.
Knapp. r, s l). 51:51: I .i. G Wilson
PAINT PUT ON
[N THE FALL
lasts longer and looks bcttm
than if put on at any other
season. If you think of hav
ing'somc painting donc
Let Us Make
. I: . ,
An Estimate
on: the work for you. Our
figures will include the best of
skillful
workmen, and complclc satis-
paint, and careful
faction to you. -
Painters’ Supplies. Artists’
. Materials.
Window Shades. Cornice Poles.
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging. Decor-
sting.
Telephone Call, 133-3.
Open evenings till 8:30.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST..
South Norwalk. Conn
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFQRD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in effect May 19. 1901.
LEAVE sou-TH NORWALK Iron
new vonK.
A M.:——12 3511. 1:55;: 5: 45:, 5: 15
0:,55 7:,13 1:,54 8-..101: szosx.s':,as
9: 50 10: 231:. 10: 40 11: 351:.
P. 11.—.12: 551:, 1: 1'1, 2: 25:, 3: 04
3.2111. 1:07 4:51:11. 5.35 5: 55x, 11:05:.
6:41, 707,7 7:51:11, 8:11 10, 20.
‘ SUND DAYS .
A. Dir-12:35:. 4:5“, 6:453, 9:05.
' X
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR scorn
I NORWALK .
A lid-12: 2:. 5:00, 5: 00 'l: 00
s: 0011,8102. 9: 1:,11: 02x, 9: 011:, 10: 02:,
lo: 04 11: 001:. 11': 02 '
11.51—11.02. 1 01, l: 1101:, 2: 0011‘s: 02
11:30:. 4:01:11, 1:01, 4:110, 5.0:. 0:001.
5:05am roux/11:311. 11001:
SUNDAYSI
A. 11.—15:01:11.0:00 2: so: 10: 0:.
P. M.:—-6 00 8: 0611.11: 00. I
LEAVE soII'II-l NDNWALK FOR
I. .NIW HAVINI'» 'I "' ‘
, A.IM.--12' 001:. 1: 01:. -1' 20:, 0:11
. 10x,I 10:02:, 10:10::
il:08x.“11:8
22 8:120. 7. 06!, 9105!. 9.16,:1111IIII
brim rt, In” add i
‘ 01"
4‘18 ‘
d. Stands license
HUNTINGTON—Town cleik. J.
'Idmllnson, r Selectmen S. T. Palmer
1. C WPerleY. 1'. F. W Beard. (1 1d
cease.
MONROE-I—Town clerk. Silas M.
Clark (1. Selectmen, Stephen B. llayc5
d, O J Sherwood, d Andrew 11.8“”.
r Stands policense.
NEW CANAAN~Town clerk, An
draw P, Jones. r. Selectmen living
Lockwood, George E. Raymond. Albert
S. Weed. License.
N MW FAIRFIEI.D-—~I'l‘own clerk, it‘d-
ward .lcnnings, d. Selectmen. Henry
Backer, r, l). H. Disbrow, 11, Alexander
Bush. 1'. Stands no license.
NEW'I‘OWN—Town clerk. M. .l.
lloulihan d. Selectmen. Thomas
Ilr,adicy.d LeviC. Morris cit” John lgl.
Blackmail d Stands license
. NORWAIK-TOWD clerk, Herbert
Smith, r. Selectmen. Samuel Lyrics;
1', James A. Brown. 1'. William 11.
Reed. 11. Stands license.
REDDINGwTown clerk, John N.
nickerson, r. Selcctmcn William C.
Sanford. I] William E. Hazen. r.
James l1. Blackmail, d. Stands no ll
ccnse. ‘
RIDGEFIEID~T0wn clerk, Hiram
R. Scott. 1‘. Selectmen, John llrophy, r.
Samuel A. Cole. 1', Howard E. blend, 1!.
No license
SilldltMAN~~Town clerk, E. J,
Br,lggs r. Selectmen George A Bar
nos, 1, George W Dengy r, C A. Mul
lory Ii Stands no lictnse.
STAMFORD—“Town clerk. William
F. Wuterbury,lr .Seiectmon. Edwin S
IIolly. r Georgi; “H. noberts, r, buurlfls
ll Hubble, d. Stands license.
STRATF‘ORI)~Town clerk. Henry
P. Stags, r. Selectmen, C. H. Wclls, r,
W, 8. Bristol. r. (l. B. Curtis, 1]. Stands
license.
TRUMBUlJr—«Town clerk. Orville
II. Burton. 1'. Selectmen. U. E. Dunning.
r. A. S. Nichols, I', L. N. Wnllett, d.
stands no license.
WESTONmTown clerk, Li. B. Merc-
housc d. Scicclmcn James A. Smith.
11.1.. S. Godfrey 1'. Simon S Carver, d
Stands no license.
. WlaS'l‘PORT—«Town clcr....loseph (1.
Hyatt, r. Selectmen, Lewis P. Wake-
msnr, Oscar Smith, r, R. H. Coley, d.
Stands license.
WILTON-Town (l.cIk
Chlchestcr. r. Selectmen
bcrt, r, John Kceney, I'. C.
d. Stands no license.
H. E
Josiah Yel-
.l. Gregory
4—.-
BALL GAME RECEIPTS ATTACHED.
ITORIUNGTIIN, October ll-n’l‘he
linston clubs percentage of the gate
receipts at the exhibition game Tues-
day. was attached by Constable Saun-
81s. who acted M Attorney Charles
:(N Mathewman. of New Haven. The
apers were served on Dan Kelly, of
Winston, who arranged the contest, :3
the financial
and William Rogers,
agent for Boston. Damages of 5600
are claimed by the management of the
New Haven Baseball team for the re-
lease of Frank Murphy early in the
season to the beaneaters. He fulfilled
the conditions named in his transfer,
but New Haven was never hold the
transfer money. The papers are re
turnsble In New Haven the first Mon-
day in November.
QUEEN EAILB FOR CAPE NOME.
SEATTLE. Wash, October li—v—The
steamer Queen has sailed for Cape
Nome with ntneteen passengers and-
several hundred tons of freight 3110
the last vessel to. leave any port for
onto this season and'ths only com;
munication with that district until next
number or Name steamers are now
the north and are expected to col.
l‘sctlvsly bring out about 4.000.110:-
P. Eminen- will be by the overland routes.
o,
“the: 30v 111
LID—~41.
lie has‘had the experience.
‘ He has thoroughly tested the article.
. lie found“ as represented.
lie corroborates the opinions of scores
in South Noiwaik.
Mr. George WIIII'un, oyster planner
and dealer, ct 2 Chestnut street, says:
“I have been subjected to inclement
weather, and ,it Is quite possible that
exposure while suporInIcndlhgpartic-
ular Nn'anchcs of my businessiuduccd
kidney troubles. At all events, when
cohslgnmcnts arc hcing shipped to
1051555, and ii. is the busiest part of
the season. I feel my back troubling
me most. I know i had kidney com-
plaint for a long time and chancing‘ to
see Dean's Kidney Pills advertised as
a kidney remedy and not acure all. ,I
had confidence enough In them to get 11
1:01:11 Plaintcd's drug store and try
them. The first box convinced me
they Wcre Just what I needed,‘ so i
took another. I did not require any
more after that, for my back become
well. I prescribed them for my son,
and they cured him."
For sale by all dealers Foster MIII
burn Co.l311i'l’alo N. Y. solcagente for
the United States.
Remember the name—~Doan's—~and
take no other.
anooes's CORRESPONDENCE
- ., PUBLISHED.
NEW YORK OctoheI-I ll-'i‘hc text
of the correspondence between Cecil
Rhodes and the Gladstonlau party
managers is now ill/the possession
of the Spectator. and Mill be published
today Ib‘rl‘day). says the London cor-
respondent of The Tribune. It is‘
learned from those who have seen It
that It confirms substantially the or-
lginal- statement made byIOharles W.
Boyd. respecting Mr. Ilhodes’s consti-
butlon to the political fund of the Lib-
eral party.,after the occupation of
Egypt. It proves that Mr. Rhodes, in
dealing with the Liberals. threw out
anchor to windward. as he had done in
contribumting to the .lrlsh campaign
fund, and that the retention of British
control in Egypt was one of the condi~
'ions of the sitt as the maintenance of
imperial connection had been when
the subscription was made for the hen
slit of the irish eausc.M1.Bovd drew
this parallel. apparently. for the sake
of rcmovinit Unionist prejudices
against Mr. Rhodes, on account of his
home rule subscriptions.
CONGREGATIONAL MISSION SO-
CIETV
HARTFORD Octobcl ll—~'l‘he re-
port of the committee appointed by the
educational Home Missionary So
cicty in rcfclcnca to the Society‘ 11 re-
lation to its auxiliaries and coeopera
ting societies, was made public today.
It recommends a national committee to
serve territories to be elected on the
basis of one delegate for every 10,000
church members every state associa-
tion. however being entitled to one
member. This national committee is
to elect the sooictlcs' active committee
estimate the probable Income of the
society, and apportion the amount to
be expended in each state or territory.
Any of the state home missionary so
cletles which will assume all expenses
of home missionary work within its
state is to be classed as an auxilary
society, and shall administer all
home mlssionnrv work within the
state. All monies received by tIeas
arm of such state societies shall be
r'cpmtcd as receipts of the national so
clety, 1
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE T0 HONO
LULU.
(Correspondcnce ofJIssoclntcd Pressl
HONOLULU. October 3. via San
Francisco. October l1—~lt Is reported
heie that North German Lloyd
tosmship empany Is about to extend
its lines to Honolulu. TNc company Is
said hit've “made arrangements
whereby it will extend its system to
San Francisco from Hong Kong, thus
encircli g the globe and Honolulu is
said to e intended as a port of call.
Hawaii a need of a cable was never
more emphasized than by the exper
lease with the news of the death of
President McKinley The late presi-
dent was 1551,1111 died. his body was
lying in state at Washington before
the people of Honolulu knew anything
of the occurrence :1: Buffalo Flags
were half~mssted and public business
stopped in Honolulu for five days after
the body Was laid away. ,
PILGRIM‘AGE TTMB JEFFERSON'S
ST. LOUIS. 00 char llw’l‘he Jeffer
son Club, a local emocratic organize.
tion etlmes sty ed the “Tammany
mast." has 11.1111 extraordinary
.. oil 111 etothe to be: Thomas Jet'-
son. snooze o Monticello, near
motto-vole. v5. whoa its special
. ‘ 0011131165 drew Out of the
I last' night. The txcur
cred 25 all ardent be-
e Maracaibo principles
dthey to
I their W of devoting; 150‘s
‘ rlheof 11511100111111 Thrive: m
a, flange .
11.114030 or 01%1113111
jé‘iii‘ 01 s an leu-
Sterling Novelties.
110111 0312101 ‘ I ..
EV ERY l)-\\' you have use for one or illOlC oi the little
nriiclcs 51:11.: mm] in the list ghch bclnw.
limit of 511111111» Siircn some have Sterling handles, others are
Slt‘liillg Ilnmnlcd.
ornaIiIcnial vulu'c to thc useful-
ucss of thc :Iriiclc. 'l‘hc pricc is
lilottcl‘
Letter Knife
ink Scrutcher
Tweezers
Tooth Brush
Dell
Shoe Horn
llnrncr
Tooth Powder Jar
Pummice Stone
Cuticle Knife
luk We‘lls-w—Cut Glass and Sterling
FALL WAIST FABRICS.
l‘\" l l\()l)L C131) by the Wash ( mods Section for the mak-
ing of “111515, liousc Gowns and pretty Negligcc Garments,
arc four Fabrics admirably suited to the pnrpbsc. "
cqnal in beauty to those of the higher priced materials and
llIc icxiurc and weight closely approximate them.
I’rinccss (.ashmcrc 12 _
Granite Cashmere. 1'7:-
IIOIIANS' NECKWEAR.
Tm: FINISHING 'l‘OlJCil’tbp‘niy lady's toilet is 111::
dainty bit of ncckwenr Selected with regard to occasion—for
511'ch wear or more claboratc house gown just the correct and
latest style is what she wants,
malcrial or design of the gown
thing.
of Ilcsign, from neat little corded and fucked Stocks with nar—
row strings, to wide elaborate
waist linc. For formal occasions then: are many soft Silk and
Chiffon creations and dainty Scarfs.
ll‘illllllt'ti.
from Libcrty Silk. 'l‘nifcta and Chenille. ‘4
In all. th c 9.11ch is dcs‘igncd to add an
'I he Automobile. now so much ill fmor, has great range
Neck Rui‘fs in black and
Ian 01111111511111
Some are made en«
250.
Paper Cutter
Salli V
Curler
Comb
Nail Brush
Stamp MOIstcner
Button Hook
Nail File
Tooth Brush
Mucilagc Ilottle
Cold Cream Jar
Talcum Jars
1
Patterns arc
Cashmcrc Flannel.15c.
Scrgctic lwill 191'.
and no matter what the color,
be, we can show the suitable
Scnrfs with ends flowing to the
embroidered and Lace
novelty effects, made ‘
051512105
15:11:wa
in ‘5st1131
The Innei Man. ~Mr. BIown (to MT”
Green who has stepped in just at sup
per tiIne)—~— Come on. Green: sit down
and have a little something to refresh
the inner man.
Willie Brown (in astonishment)—
Why. no, I heard you tell ma. this
morning that Mr. Green hadn't a bit of
manhood in himl
'I had 1011:: suffered from ludiecs
tlon " writes G. A. LeDels, Cedar City,
“Elke otheis i tried many prepara-
tions but never found anything that
did me good until I took Kodol llys
pepsin Cure. One bottle cured me. A
friend who had suffered similarly 1
put on the use of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. He is gaining fast and will
3 on be able to work Before he used
odol Dyspepsia Cure indig's'lon had
made him a total wreck. George C.
Stillson.
King Edward VII. has a baritone
voice of remarkable timbre. which has
been wall trained. In his family circle
he sings a great deal and it is said,
very well.
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs Captain H. :Hubbard. of Mil-
ford, Del.. says: "Bras flan Balm sav-
ed my boy“ a life. He egan just like
the one we lost with urban. We gave
him a. few deses. He quickly (Trapped
to sleep, and was all right In the morn-
ing." For sale by R. H.15lalstEd and
1'. 11.11151, . .
California is sending tralnloads of
potatoes to the cast an they are rais
ed on river islandsw were irrigation
Is easy. The year 1901 has given a de
(sided boom to the science of making
certain a supply of watei' In agricul-
ture. —laxcl1s_nse. .
ONLY 001131: FOR ousPEPslA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. :01! New Castle.
Del" We: -, 'I’,L.suifered .for years with
dyspepsia-T 1116de have great III»
has I1 bglctfit
I 0 ’i
"£31,..thle Q ugh“)! m, 101:, .9111”
con 6 euro ”me 90 PI 0
For sale by R. H. Pfsli'iad 11113 I". ll.
Butter . ,..I’ 3 I, I . ',
Inc——
1111: 119.1994 M
W
The apartments of deceased kinu ;
of 11st are left absolutely untouched
for two separations. , . . ,
.a—
Imvis 0010511111011. 0011111111 11111.: on ’ '
Witt’il
3131111111111. dti: 511.3001“.
Wm: .: '7' 41.1 _.
G
Seine of thé no.” espertr
men in tits country {ITNNWM
NM: ,, bill...
. which Is nothing but an in memori-
twirlod ”enables.
so 111' vied
tht rl In! mover. band. A
1' , , 1.111131: yegnil dilé: 111113 their
. flrgrxw .1
It Is said that the sultan of Turkey
has many tastes in common with men
in general. He likes all sports and Is
a good shot. He collects old and odd
weapéns, is fond of dogs and is a splen-
did horseman.
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the em.
There is only one way to cure deaf-
ness, and that is by constitutional lem-
edit-s. Deafness ls caused by an In-
flamed conditlo of the mucous lining
of the Eustach an Tube When thlfl
tube gets inflamed you have a rumb—
ling sound or imperfect hearing.I and
when it is entirely closed deafness Is
the result. and unless the Inflammation
can be taken out and this tube. ref”-
stoI ed to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine 5
out of ten are caused b atom?
dition of the 111 com, sup 11.01111
. We “In giys'qoiiciu 11d boom
for any case of Des ass (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Caturrh Cure. Sand for circuw
lars..free
01111111111: 0 00"1'51505, 0.
Sold by Druggists, .75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best. .
a
A poor man who has a rich uncl'
may not be averse to taking the will
101 a: de
A EIENDIsH 111113“. ,
1111 song “was later 1:11:15 union 1:.
Co 1011.0 '.
q[Mamet uglifi is” N
m .I
:"h
. @111 mine. Nib»:
d fem 1116‘“ I...
on
. ert 'N oudé'fiiidL—f "Do you do
there anatomical door to do you-q _
. a: Wife—J01: 001‘th
. 1111111111? doesn’t but an: up ,
he did!”-—Punoi1.
,FAGI WORTH
all
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Norwalk Chronicler