"strum. snarl :9. ‘Igoa.
Ton ll illlii loadings
New Ie‘ the‘ time to buy yo‘I‘Ir eupply
ot Towels. You will find some very
good values here;
A special Linen Towel, 10 inches by
‘34, Incite. at lei/2c Is very cheap.
ILIneo' Crash In plain and lwllled
good! at 10¢ a yd. Agaed bargain. ,
ELK. BANKS
1 u Meheckemo' Hotel Block. “
SOUTH NonWALK. ‘* .. CONN.
WEATH ER FORECAST.
abacu—
Forecast for Norwslk and vicinity:
Local showers tonight and Satuldny:
cooler Saturday.
Cloudy weather with light rain pro.
voile in all sections cast of the Miss-
lssippi river.
Conditions favor for this vicinity,
cloudy weathel with light showers fol.
lowed on Saturday by clca ling and
slightly cooler weather.
—__.
The Sons of Loner met last evon
lug In A 0. H. Hall. in Washington
street and transacted only routine
business.
——~Legs Spring Lamb 14c 11).;
Mutton, 121/20. Hayes's.
Logs
The printed calendars at the Soul'-
waalk Congregational Church which
were discontinued during the summer,
will be resumed Sunday
Painter Junius Brown has just com»
pletcd the painting of the oyster hous-
es of tho I) B. Decker & Company and
Theodore Lowndes off Water street
-Brown Sugar 23 lbs. 81. RD Ii. & Go.
Today W. D. Unhoiz is out with a
handsome new delivery wagon and a
new and commodious ice box will be.
installed in the Public Market as soon
as the weather premits.
——Chopped Beef, 12c lb. Stovens‘.
S. M. Holden the alchitect flom
Patorsanfi N. ...I is at the Clifford today
and will be there this evening to nus
wer any questions in relation to the
building of the new public high school
to be located on Concord and Chest-
nut streets.
--—Yonngs and Knox Derby. O'Brien.
Louise Lodge, Daughters of Her-
mann, will hold Its twelfth annual con-
cert and ball Monday evening October
27 in Arion Hall. There will be danc-
ing during the entire evening. and
elaborate preparations are being made
for the affair.
—~A largo asst. of Ladics' Neck Rafts
and Lace Turn-Over Collars. Beaded
Bags. Bolts, ctc., at the new store. M.
S. Smith & Co,
The picnic committee of the South
Norwalk Outing Club will hold a meet-
ing this evening at 7:30 in Room 8.
Hotel Hamilton where furihcr arrange-
ments for the outing to be held a week
from Sunday will be made. All mem-
bers are asked to ho. present.
I——Winc Sugar, 24 lbs. 31. F.D.l.. & Co.
All the arrangements have been
completed for the basoball some to.
morrow between the Nor-walks and
Bridgeports of‘ the state loazno. ‘A bill
crowd is oxpociod. as tho llrldgcports
mo :1 vcry popular team. The game
will undoubtedly be interesting.
~8honlder Stcak, 12c lb. Btevcns'.
Thomas P. Ward, of Non
walk; W. A. Ilrcunan. Alexander
Ross, .lohn Mylod and Joseph ltooucy,
of South Norwalk, wont to New lla-
ven today to attend tho stoic conven-
tion of the Economic llcugno as deio—
autcs from the local branch. This
commotion will endorse the candidatcs
of the titer parties who favor the
platform the Economic League
I
THAT BEAUTIFUL oLoss
comes from the varnish In Devon's
Varnish Floor Paint; costs 5 cents
more a quart though. Sold by Com-
stock Watkins a Dow E E. Corinna
and ll.'l‘ 'lkProwiit & Co.
. .flu . . . x
Dame Fashion has never yet
been able to set too hot a pace for
Marks Amhelm. the tailor. We
are his only representative in this
city and vicinity. and every unit
we put out is drilled after lthe
latest plates. Better come in now
aadlbe measured. Twenty dollars
is Arnheim’e leader, and it in a
leader and don't you forget it.
Hi W. KEMP.. .-
Old Post Utilize. Bid .,' Wall St.
_ evening in Masonic Temple, Washing-
6M1 gderdporarii
in Cilal‘iCBl‘Er o mom‘s grocery.
Mrs George Wicks is quite ill at
her home in South First street with
pneumonia.
~Black it Pearl Aiplncs. O'Brien
Janina Brown has a force of men at
work painting the Public Market. In
South Main street.
South Norwalk Lodge, lmpIoved Or-
der of llciltasophs, will hold a regular
meeting this evening in Elks' Hall.
—Gr. Sugar, 20 lbs, 81. F.D.L. & Co.
A special meeting of Sherman Coun-
cll Royal Arcanum. will be held to-
night atli o‘clock, in lieu Men‘s Hall
Ophir Chapter 'No. 52. Order 0! tho
Eastern Star will hold a. meeting this
ton sir cot
~—Sp1lt Wood at Raymond Bros.‘
An illustrated lecture on the Valkan
States and Their People will be given
In the South Norwalk Baptist Church
next Monday night at 8 o‘clock, by
Rev H. K Fomue‘lian.
Contractor Arthur Waidron is ro-
pairing the quarters in the Music Hall
block soon to be opened as a bowling
alloy. The old alleys are being pinned
down and will be made as good as new
-—Impossihle to forseo an accident.
Not impossible to be prepared for it.
Dr. ’l‘homas‘s Eolectric Oil. Monarch
over pain.
Will Gantley, of Wilton, who was so
seriously bitten by a dog in Norwalk.
on Labor Day, is convalescent. The
wound has healed rapidly and all dau-
gcr of serious results has been over-
come.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge. No. 42. l. O.
0. lI‘., will hold a regular meeting to
night In Odd Fellows‘ Hull. All mom.
hers are requested to be present, as
there will be on entertainment after
the meeting.
——GI‘. Sugar. 20 lbs, :1. lI‘.D.l.. & Co.
The September meeting of the What-
suevor Circle of King's Daughters, of
the South Norwalk Congregational
Church. will be held at the home of
Miss Anna Dickerman. on High strcct,
tonight, at 7:45.
—-l.oau Pot Roast and boiling plcccs
Beef, 100 lb. Haycs'.
The Patriotic Order Sons of America
will hold an entertainment, aml soI
cluble this ovculng at the home of
Mrs. Charles Day. In llotts l’lncc, East
Norwalk. A very lino. time is promis-
od all who attend.
-—Flrst of the season, Nowport Slur
sage. Agent, A. Roettcchcr.
The animal outing of the South Nor-
waik and Stamford agents of the Mot~
ropniitnu Lilo Insnranco Company will
he held tomorrow afternoon at lior-
lon‘s Point. A - ball gamo will
be one of the features.
doalcr, attended the annual convcu~
lion of the icomou of Connecticut, hold
at Saviu ilock last wcck, and out up
a calm of ice in forty-two seconds. the
fuslost time on record.
Dr. Dick's Medicine cures Malaria.
(‘aptaln French. of the Salvation
Army, who is to lcuvc town ill a tow
wooks, is making arrllnaomcnls for il
sultablo reception to the officer who
is to oucccod him. it Is not known
yet whom his successor will lie——
Stu In ford A d voca to.
~Brown Sugar,23 lbs., :1. F.D.l.. & Co.
The Little Giants baseball team will
play Martin Lee’s nine Saturday mor-
ning at 10 o'clook In tho So-So lot. In
a game recently played tho blilic
(iinnts dofoutcd tho nine oaptaiuod by
schn to twenty-Duo.
~Legs of Lamb, 150; Forequartcrs,
9c. Sicvens‘.
Dwight I). Ingraham, a salesman for
John W. Btudwoll, tell from his bicy-
cle In East Port Chester Wednesday
afternoon and dislocated his shoulder.
He went to a physician and bad the»
injury dressed and was able to return
to his homo in South Nor-walk.
lmdios' Walking Skirts for Sat. and
Monday: also a complete lino or Merv
M, l5. Smith k 00.
”mun—uwunh
wwnuupu-nohu-u
iPutliIIm‘Hon-Com y will hold viii”
special meeting ton KM. in the hose
house In Franklin street when ur-
rangeménto Will be made for the out-
«llil end baseball Me with the Pbooa
nix Engine Company, of Norwalk It
is expected that there will be a ion?
list of (Coptic cheats and ncompetitionl
Ingdg ctlon with 1119 than 7 , “ .ét will
‘Nofialk: ‘f l " "
«Mellon «lam. -
Ponmum‘rll‘ti civilian Minis .
0H0“?! YOUNG VOWL ....u....a.uni..................... 100 Mill”
‘pR|N° OHIGK'N’RA.edsvi.”I‘i‘t‘ielnoII.r.a¢ounnu.-»uueun mm
“NIM’ AND IU'I'TII POT ROACTnIIIHIu.auununu... “Wt!
W9" '9' “0A.? illicltdlelllUiofiii!iivllllil evItIuI‘M Milli
"‘!‘lfl"" II‘QIJAAN {Ail 1" III thdi fires; even been Ir¢r tin» eltal ,.
K orsteelIr;tiesiegaasnloilsvaaeeérslgo a.“ "indi
"mnv*u“ lacsalumni-an»iinlnIncnncoHIoI-Ino- HUMMGHII
VORTERHCH“ Vim
be a ti o; crave
Union Print-.7
‘1- fl
IPICIALWIHOULDIR STEAK ...100 pound
[MALL LEW! CINUINE SFRING LAMB .. Me pound
Lia. LAM. IOl‘l‘illillihll'iOAi‘IC..- Ihblfinlllbllolldlihdlld 11° ”and,
.1» pound
E. ’1‘. Hates. the West Norwalk ice
Alfred ilodsbon by a score of twenty- -
-~Scc tho Apoclals we are offering in ‘
carillon Petticoats, at the new store: .
“Yacht copra Umbrellas. uni-leak
NEW
DRESS GOODS.
More handsome fabrics are ready
The collection and assortment Is now
at Its best, Just now along with the
staple styles and weaves are some ex-
clusive styles (only one pattern each)
which will not be duplicated.
Novelties in Zlbellne effects at $2
and $2 50 yd. no duplicates
Reversible Zibellnc 50 Inches wide
in caster cardinal gray, brown and
Ilium—$150 yd
Garnet blue and brown Zlbclinc 54
inches wide, '31;
Zlbellue, 36 inches wide in green,
oxford garnet and brown, 50c yd.
Lclt aisle. lenl'.
DINNER 8ET8.
You can judge a crockery-store ac-
curately by Its dinnerware. Glad to
have you judge this one that. way.
As flu‘u sets as any Brillgoportor
wants; as cheap as any one can afford
to buy—476 to $51 50.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
Three Nightm Commencin
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 18.
Ro- appearance of Mysterious,
Marvelous
Who will present the most won-
N‘EW NOVELTIES.
NEW SPECIALTIES.
NEW COMPANY. ,
Special matinee, Saturday. at 2:15
for ladies only. No gentlemen: ad.
mitted.
POPULAR PRICES, 10. 20, 30c. on
Sale of souls opens at lloyt's 'l‘hca-
tro, South Non-walk, uud Wood's drug
sioro, Norwalk, 5 days In advance of
all attractions. '
Elite china sets (from France) are
the best. The china is lino, the doc
motions cxrellent, the shapes grace
fnl. Set/oral patterns in this. One of
tho. dalntiest has a floral dccmatlou in
soft green tone.
103 pieces—427.75.
llil pieces—488.50.
Finc white American porcelain with
sold
112- hiccos-~$lii.50.
lili) plows—«$24.00
Austrian china in a now shnpo and
delicate decorations.
108 pieces—418.00.
113 picccshs‘llbd.
American porcelain from the excel-
lent Msildock [lotter)'~\'ioliIt decora-
tion with gold edge
li2 pioces-$l3.00.
1.30 pieces—«$17.00.
All these. and ill fact most dinnol
sets hora, are In open- stock patterns.
No arbitrary fixing of pieces you not
choose what you wish and loavo thosc
you do not consider uscfnl.
SPECIAL
lrindioy English porcelain sols, pink
or purple floral decoration with gold
I‘dgt‘.
ll2 pieces were “500-4 9.90.
130 piocos, wore "910—41400,
Basement.
QUEEN QUALITY SHOES.
'l‘ho RhOt‘ storo is ready with a now
collection of these wcllIknowu' and
well-liked shoes for women.
Styles favor a return to lighter and
less mannish offsets, though plenty of
stout shoes may be had by these who
wish them.
A particularly popular seller in
llrldgoport is of Kiho kid, with patcnt
lonlhol‘ tip, \voitcd solo. made on Varn-
slty inst. Lace and billion. 33 of
coursc.
Shoo store.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO..
Bridgeport.
Figure it 011i. .%
i
One Gas Arc Lamp
Costs $3. 25 Per Month.
How many
Will L ight Your Store P
Drop us a card
And We Will Tell You.
filOiili. RAILWAY
.& LIGHTING 00.
wt arc now showing.
FALL llill illii Alli]
‘ DRESS Alli.
Ned doodle, ire actual dolly. It
you are not ready to purchase, come
and set this style: and our prices.
Don't fog ttliet. you can always fig?
inner (ll silty sitcom style for yourm
am thllfl oifltfllm. Ollr ltim Ill to
3 ve you the best values, at the low
CQQflflCQI. ,, .,
M r Ablt’el‘mah
Ii mm Whig dill-walk
Flue Quotient low. Prices
Connected with large llrld ee-
tshllehmeiit. “M
border and medallion decoration of A
”aflm ._.-..--.- -._ www.mm w
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
One Night Only,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22d.
E x t r a l
Majestic. Revival of D
Glorious Play for Young l’oOpIo of
all Ages by
IIENMAN THOMPSON and GI ()RGIG
W. lil’ldlt,
Authors of
THE 01.1) HOMESTEAD,
Proscntod with lI‘\oI,v Advantage.
PRICES: 25o, .IDI’ and 750.
Sale of seats opcus at lloyts Then a-
tro, South Norwulk, and Wood's drug
storo. Norwnlil, 5 days in advance of
all attractions.
fANNUAL FAIR. " ii
St. Mary’s Parish,
Will opcn in
LOCKWOOD'S HALL. ll
WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPT. 17,
and continue for Seven Nights.
will ho awnrdrd ouch owning.
Entertainments, with chnngo of pro-
gram ouch night. will be provided by
the host out-of-town and local talent.
(In tho opcniug night will iIIkc plnco n
MAGNIFICENT MINSTREL PER-
FORMANCE.
Season tickets including chance on
$10 gold piece, $1 Single admission
tickets. 15 cents.
I
Dancing cvol'y ovonlng. n
913 7t
lRYPHUSA
nu nrssm
is lit IIIIIHI
BOSTON GAO 0038 To MERGE.
llOS'l‘th. Mass. Scptombcr lti-~Ali
most prominent capitalists of the coun-
lry. says ibc
dnce electricity, which will ultimatu-
Iy snpol'soIiI- gas comploioly us an ii-
lumluat. 'l'his uII-mis tho eventual I-ou
solidulion of all the gas and clootrlc a
light inlIIrI-sts of (lroatcr llosion.
Whilc gas securities bavo boon pub-
lu a prominent Boston Hotel. ll'lIl
and sold, or band to producc ans for 5
Illuminant in general use.
v"“¥ W‘w'V"
llsmuni
laminar.
Cellulite
Carter 3
“A
do poetry out“ can ially.- it you m in
me health we wit give you the low.‘
KNEW-
"ohm”woiwwilie insurance}
A ill
g Mafia
rilsrlpte coo“, v sari-Iii“.
Annual session to be Held in Strat-
'l‘ho sixty-fourth animal session of
thc lI‘uIrIlold County lluntlnt Associa-
llou will ho held at tho.
t‘lInl',ciI lllldgeport next Wednesday
and Thursday, and interesting meet
lugs are expected. The plogram pro
video for a number of addresses on
topics of liveI intolcst not only to Ban-
ANNA EVA FAY ilsts, but to other denominations. Mis-
sinus will he one, of the moat import-
ant topics of discussion and short ad-
dcrful, amazing, bewilduplug Illosscs on thc different phases will
entertainment cvor wltuesand, be delivered on Wednesday and ’l‘huls
NEW FEATURES. day
One of the my intcicstlng featums
will be the symposium on church work.
Thursday evening. which will be fol-
'owcd by a distusslon
A bnslncss session and the appoint-
mom of coulnllttocs
Wednesday
son, of Bridgeport.
gram Is as follows:
- Wednesday. 10:30 a. m.~~l)ovoiioual
soIv,iio ltcv. George I). Reid.
11:00 a. mwAnnual solluou Rev. G.
Offcliug for association tIoasuly.
Election of modcratm.
treasuler.
2: 00 p m.~—~Dovotlonai scrvlco Rev.
, 2 :30 p. In ~~Appolntmcnt of commit-
less.
The TWO SlSterS‘ Introduction of new pastors.
3: 00 p. mwlicudiug of lottcrs rom
the clIuIc.lIos
:l: 50 p III —~’I‘hc cause of missions
l'.lcv I‘. A. Piddock.
ary Society.
(cl A. ll. H. M. 8., Rev. Dertt '1‘. "WW
Vail Doron.
Fast W aslllugtou Avenue Church.
7: 30 p In. -Addre5scs on the Chris-
ilon life.
I (bl The outlook Roy. A (‘ Hubbard,
Ministols' and Widows‘ lloulo Socio-
service llcv. F
9 ‘l0 :1 In. wRoll (all of dolcgutos.
Spuuliilug l) I)
Eight or nine valunhlo door prison Sago Ml ”-
Rev (1W Nicholson
\V. N. Morton.
discussion,
lor.
(‘rossloy
adjournment.
AMERICAN CLAIMS CONFIRMED.
Father Anatoly Has Important Alas-
19.... Father Auntoly. of tho (lrook (Bath-
uiic (‘hnroh of this city, last. night ud—
nl‘iitod that ho was in possession of
ci-IIlosinsiirnl documents loading to
confirm tho. American claims to tho
. rich gold bearing territory in tho north.
\v
twcon United States and Great Brit-
ain for your.
('ilii‘fi)’ of roprints: and survcys, sur-
veys authorized by tho Russian pov-
IIl‘llluoui \vlloll Alaska was in tho
i-znr's domain.
the gas companion in Greater llostou by n", (“wk mm”, in 1807
arc to ho uulrgcli and will ovonllltlliy remained there four voars. '
furnish uni-i I‘or Incl only 08 U!" ”'“ll” special study of tilt) country.
of a confcrouoc bore of sonic of tho Stilll‘t'l'il and its history and it was on
, account of ills position In the church
.-\Ilvoriiscl‘ today. 'liu! that he was ouablod to secure docu-
itrookllui- i‘IIIHIlIHI.\”8 plant “in pro month that prmnisod to materially aid ,
the American lgochnmout In moving
its Alaskan I lnilus. ,
in the possession of Fulton Anatoly lII »
that only while cloclrlolty will bc mado lilo moth of the Stuklnc river, for
sufficiently chrap to lnIcomc tho solo the term of ten yours.
industriolmart convention to be held
In the United States will meet In Chi»
capo October Ii. About titty delegates
from all parts at the country will be
gallant. Among the speakers will no
Mass, so not of art. Archbishop Ire
I land, of 8
back and stomach and being without
field Church Next Week.
Siluiiichl ‘
will be hold on
preached by itcv. (loorsc W. Nichol.
The entire pro-
Nicholson.
(“Milk and
(‘. Thomas
I!) (‘onuortii ui. Baptist (‘ouvontioiu
ill) Woulau' s Baptist llomo Mission~
7: 00 p. m.~i’1aiso service, choir
(al Tile hope Rev Elmol look.
with offering liov
I)
Thursday.
M H.1’ilgson.
9:00 a.
(l. Blonn
liopoli of oommittocs.
(nl Woman‘s it. F. M S.
iii) A. ll. M. l'., Rov. ii. C. Mable,
ll
1200 lu.~inl A. ll. P 9., Rev (‘ H.
lb) (‘ounocItiInI ill‘ .S Roy E. C.
(cl Nowlown 'l‘hooiogicnl Seminary,
‘2 .00 ii In ~ lloioiiounl soriico Rov
2: 30 n. m- -—Unfinishod business.
Symposium on church work Willi
in) in tho pulpit. Rev, A. H, Manon.
(ill in lilo pow, llrolllol' W. R. Mil-
icl in tho homo. Rcv. R. W. Shor-
an.
id) Ily tho wayside Brother .I. H.
Prayer and tcstiulony service until
kan Documents.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Soptcmbcr
ost. which has boon in dispute bo-
'i‘lch-Io papors consist
Father Anutoiy was soul, to Alaska
and he
llc made 11
Among the panel a
copy of the Alaskan trcaty In the
Illglish and Russian language. At-
rompanylnlz this tlouty is an Alaskan.
licly criod down, there has boon lwlnll pllcuts nmratlvo showing that ill 3815
on n quiIIi ncculnuluiion on the port the Russian Trading Coulpuuylllad u.
of mono idIIniiili-Il with thocupltalista diaputlI with the Hudson lluy Com-
who have just concluded a contort-no.0 puny, of Canada, and dostroyod somlI
of the latter' a property.
unItcly tlIc ans plants (except. that of concern thou conceded a ship of tor-
thc ilrookiinII Company) will be closed ritory about ten miles wldc located In
The Russian
I degrees, 40 minutes longitude near
The liudson nay Company was to
colloct routs for this period III thisi
icrlltory, and have oxcluIIIVo domain.
llut the has! won cher given buck
and Father Anatoly says It
usurped by British authorities.
TAKE CARE OF THE STOMACH.
The man or woman whose digestion
their
i consider It the best rained?
Kodol saved my life. 'l‘ake It
laud—wad“
INDUG‘I’RIAL AR‘I' CONVENTION.
CHICAGO sentember l9—-'l’ho first
in Polls, director of the hosted
Paul and others.
1a.*u*»
,Lrearuua ravens II “rams.
“Having distressing pains in head.
rem. filed a New
, to
Its l‘o- ,
values in table damaslls, both bleached
:InIl unblcachcd.
The annual scrmon will his the wisdom and (Icoumny of buying
good linens at low prices.
50 inch Loom Damask, good quality, 31‘0“” “1’“ “X90 550'
Same quality, 90x00, 59c.
Bleached shoots,
horn. heavy grade cotton, 550 each..?‘: ‘
l-lcmnlcd pillow slips,
grade for 15c, now 121/2c. .
Pillow slips, 45 In., nicely made, ex-
tla quality, 15c.
WW" 0” MEN’S UNLAUNDERED 3mm. ,
’l‘hcy tit line, they are made, of first
iclass cottons, tull sizes, carefully‘fitv ,
{lulled and every shirt has it
Now road prices: ,
Men's white unlaundcred shirts jail],
reinforced back and
:1, bargain.
good weight, at 371,451: yd.
llsk, white or brown. 04 in. wide, splen-
did value, at 50c yd.
brown, (iii in. wide, at 70c yd.
lIoavy quality, at $1 yd.
SOME NEWS ABOUT NAPKINS.
storrs' napkin equipment is second to
I-Il. Note the following items:
vial valuc, 98c doz.
damask Napkins; ouI $2 25 quality,
sins doz.
III—Devotional stilliioti (lollies :2 .75d0z.
83 and 85 Washington it So Terrill
A TALK WITH voU‘
ABOUT STAPLE STU
A TABLE LINEN TALK.
You will find here many excellent
There‘s no galnsuy-
25c yd.
Loom Table Damask, 56 in. wide,
Extra heavy all Linen Double Dam-
l')ouhlc Satin Damask.
72 in. lrish Table Damask. cxtra
Napkins are always in demand. This
iloucst napkins, honestly pric-
(lood all~ilucn Napkins, as size, spc
Ono special number.
Extra largo
Round oi squulc fringed or how
SHEETS AND PILLOW SLIPS.‘
There has been a wonderful develop:
mcni In the ready- -to use in these Items
of budding; to w homc- made sheets Add
pillow slips nowadays.
l’Iuoi’:
Vt'l y ilcaVy smooth brown cottlin .
it dent pay.
81x90, 3 l
45x38, ‘tln
bosom.
linen bosom
front all sizes, 50c each.
Boys
sizes 121,» 13 lip/I, 14, all linen bosom,
well made. special, 39c each.
a“ linon 8mm MEN'S NIGHT SHIRTS.
Home made night shirts are no,
1d xpcrt shirt making turns out!
(illlnEl Napkins, very bettcl shilts in cvcly way for less
hour), good Iniuo at 32.-.“). $1.08 doz.
mom
‘moniv sth as:
-| Mo‘lls night shilis with 01 without
lmlhns, all sizes We each.
is now .
DrA
Eye Sight Specialist,
OF NORWICH, WILL a; AT. THE,
Mahackemo Hotel Parlors,
Prepared to Take Orders for His Glasses,
FROM 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.,
EVERY THURSDAY.
Eyes Examined Free Sept. 25th.
My $3 Glasses Reduced to SI.
SPECIAL OFFER FOR THIS VISIT.
iwill uivo to ovcly pcrsou purchasing a pair of my One Dollar
Glasses a Hold Filled lI‘r rnlne made by the largest optical concern In
This name has a written gnarantoo to wear ten years. Do
the world
not miss this opportunity.
SPECIAL OFFER FROM DR. WRIGHT’S HEAD OFFICE,
31 Broadway, Norwich.
For the benefit of those who Iaunot visit me the sick or aged, or
ihoso ii\iuir at n Illslluuo I will annruntoc to fit their c5 '02! accurately ‘_
'l‘o f‘lliil pol-son sending me this question .
I will forward M. -,
by lil,\ stiolliilli luctbod.
blank plopolly liilod out. i.0l‘.'t‘iiit‘l with ono Ilolinl.
once a pair of carefully selector! glassos that will give perfect until
’l‘hoso glasses will (outuiu tho ill-st crystal lcusos, clear W
also a 10 ll‘
fur lion.
plain to the sight. and restful to tho head and eyes;
'l‘bosc cannot ho duplilutod for loss than 33 any
llo not solid moncv in rcgular letter as
Scull either P.
gold filled flame
\Vilf‘il‘ In the United Stilton,
lwlll not be rospousiblol ol lnoncy lost by mail.
monoy ordcr, express ulonoy ordcr or rcgistcrod lottcl‘.
FILL THIS BLANK OUT
and mail with $1, to Dr. A. H. Wright, 31 Broadway, Norwich, Ct.
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lio you son clearly at a distance? ......................... .........
Do you have headaches? ... ........................ . . . . . . . . . . . . .,g_j
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Arc you troubled with dizziness? .................... ... . . . . . . . . . . .
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Are your oyca nifoctod by light? ....... . ........... . ....... . . . . . . I . ..
Can you see out of one eye hotter than tho oihor? . ..
if so, which one? ............................................. .. .. .‘t .
Do you wish glasses for reading or dlslance? ..... . ...... . . . . .. . .. .3.
Please state what lltylc glasses you profor
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THU RBDAY, SEPTEMBER {It
noun" apnoea; we DATE:
elect-lat.
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ls perfect and whose stomach performs
Its every function is never sick Ko-
ldol cleanses. purities and sweeten: the
stomach and cures positively and per
manetly ell stomach troubles, Utilizes
lion and dyspepsia. It is the wonder
Iul reconstructive tonic that In mule ,
hm no many sick people wall and wash
people strong by conveyingto
bodies all of the nourishment hr the
- food they but. Rev J. it. iiolledey. of
Holiaday Min. writes: Kodol has our
Little Liver Pills ..
' I ever used (or dyspepsia and stomach
MItroublcl. l- was given up by physio-
: Is it one! Inm-
flue Ir an” alter meals. Clifford Pharmacy. I"
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room for incoming goods. and to close patterns that will nubile
ed included in the reduction are Bedroom, Dinlnwooin and II
and Enamel Boos Writing Desks. Fancy Chairs and Hackers, etc."
The abnormally or the your to buy Furniture iii prices that at he
for on to anticipate gators wants. .2 , _,
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linen
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shirts,
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12 North Main Ctreet. .
Anselmo monotone Ana commands,
Norwalk Chronicler