A1wn1“ . 1 ‘
Now Is the time to buy your supply
of Tov‘roiL. , You will find some very
flood ylluoo bore.
A special Llnon "rowel, 18 Inches by
SI inches at till/2o lo vIIly cheap.
Linen Crash in plain and twilied
goods at 10¢: a yd. A good bargain.
I-:. K. BANKS,
46-47 WASHINGTON STREET,
Mallackemo Ilotol Block,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Illizal News NUIBS.
WEATI-I E R FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Generally fair tonight alid Tuesday;
light westerly winds. An area of low
pressure Is central In the southwest.
Cloudy and showery Weather continues
In all sections east of the Rock Moun-
tains. The collditolns are favorable for
a break Ill the storm area for tonight
and Tuesday, bllt the storm area from
the solithWest will probably reach tllis
vicinity by Tuesday night.
-—‘The household furniture of Calvin
T. Purity will be sold at auction at 13
Seymour St., Tuesday I. 30 p III. John
W. Soullcy, Auctioncel.
The real estate allies Ill Norwalk
last week numbered five and the inert
gages recorded were $480.
Edward Gustafson has resumed his
duties as janiior at the Norwalk Yacht
club after a several days' illness at. Ills
home ill lIyons Plains.
Frank Fanton, formerly employed
by August Roettccllcr, has secured a
position as extra lllan In Jacob
Seballb's West Washington street mar-
hot.
-—The "Supreme Court" 10c Cigai.
The fire loss on the Frank Van Scoy
building in the Music Hall block has
been settled to the satisfaction of the
owners, Fl. A. Woodward and Burr
Knapp. '
Farmers report tllat tlic chestnut
crop will not be large, this your, al-
though it will be well distributed
llazelnuts are plenty, blit walnuts are
scarce.
The caucus of the South Norwalk
Republicans for the nomination of
candidates for city ofllcers will be held
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, in
Arion Hall.
Apples are going to be plenty and
cheap this fall iilld winter. Numerous
orchards in and about Norwaik have
been sold to dealers who will pick the
fruit and ship to the large cities.
Joseph Cockcrham, South Norwalk‘s
dog fancier, has received from Steph-
cn liaison, an old schoolmute living In
England. a line French terrier, which
Mr, Cockerhlim, thinks the world of.
He has airfiady named the animal
"Bridget."
——l)r. M. S. Rosco, Rye and Ear Spe-
clalist from Br,idgeport removed his
office from the Mahackomo Hotel to
52 North Main St., So. Norwalk, “here
he can be consulted on Tuesdays,
’l‘llurlidays and Saturdays from 1
o’clock to 4 p. In. only.
The Ladlcs' Benevolent Association,
of the Norwalk Congregational
Church, will hold its regular weekly
prayer meeting Wednesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock in the chapel. Subject
"Working With God." Leader. Miss
M. A. Hyatt.
Read Wheipley IQ Clark's advertise
lnent, it is really interesting and
rings with sincerity. more is no
doubt but that their tobacco and cig-
ars are the best. they can possibly se-
currI and all surely good enough for
the moat whimsical smoker.
Deputy Dairy Commislsoncr Robert
0. Eaton announced Saturday that he
had been chosen by George II. Lilley, of
Waterbury, to manage Mr. Lillcy's can-
vass. it is understood that Mr. Eaton
was recommended to Mr. lillley by 0.
R. Fylcr. forlner chairman of the Re-
publlciin state central committee.
Our clothing meets every re-
quirement which the best dressers
could ask. There is nothing cheap
or shoddy in the materials; the
style is not grotesque. and the fill»
lab and fit are perfect. Our cloth~
ing is made to order, and our 1ead~
or III a tIJvent'y dollar suit, made by
Arnheim, the tailor with a name,
whose clothing to Irish Metered
under the best of ‘codili pas by
skilled union tailors.
Norwolk representative;
wII
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NITICEIII
_ . ._ 1 w i ’ I1
hold another meeting until next Mon-
day evening
Shoppers are biting very well in the
harbor just at present: and many good
sized catches are reported ,
1 The Farther Lights- Socioty of the
South Norwaik Baptist Church, will
meet at the church, this evening, at 8
o clock
A harvest slipper will be given by
the ladies of the Smith Norwalk Ilap»
list Church, at the church Wednesday
evening.
to
Miss Elizabeth Gray had charge of
the Epwortll League service. last even-
ing in the First Methodist Chlilch. The
topic was "CllcerfuI Amid Adversity. ”
ll. W. Kemp is making quite a BIICI
coss of made to order suits at reason-
able prices. Read ills advertising mat-
ter final day to day and keep posted.
wVery few brandsm of Cigars hold
their own like the Imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and are
and is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
An evening at home is much more
enjoyable if yoil take candy home with
ma. Lane is talking to you ill his ad-
verllsemont relative to this way sub
,loet.
iron beds are considered tile cheap-
est and most satisfactory ill the long
run to buy. A. .l "Collilis & Co. have
a vcly nice assortment and lequest
that you call and look at them.
Glover's the place for II new up to
date shoe for women. This new shoe
is the. I’criccta and sells for $3.50. You
must certainly read their advertise-
ment and get a fuller description.
'llle first meeting of the Norwalk
Steamboat Company, (interpolated)
will be held this evening. at the office
1of .lohn ii. Light. In Washington street,
for the purpose of electing directors
and adopting bylaws.
Miss Edith Cowpcrthwalt and Miss
Alice Burr were baptized, last evening,
at the South Norwalk Baptist (‘hulcll.
by the pastor. Rev. H. II Carpenter.
Rev. Mr. Calpenter took f0l the text of
his sermon Isaiah xi. .8
The ladies of Sherman Commandery,
Golden Cross, sorVod a supper, Satur-
day night from 5 until 10 o'clock, at
their meeting place, Soils of Tempor-
anee Hall. in the Gazette building. Do-
splto the weather. it was woll attend-
ed.
A. 1.. Duncan is booming illi‘ Sheba
lold & SIIVOI Mining Company stocks
Mr. Duncan invites a thorough illSDOI-
tion of this company and feels assulell
that you will be convinced that tho
pur'Iihasing of these shows is a icgitl
meat investment.
The Jones & lmllltchlliss Company of
Nor,vralk hale seemed the walnut
fol all the plumbing work ill the new
silk nllll, being built at Norwalk. The
contract was secured from the II.
Wales Lines Company, of Mcriden.
who are constructing the building.
——-lt's fully to suffer from that her.
riblo plague of the night itching piles.
Deana Ointment cures quickly and
permanently. At any drug store, 50
cents,
llarry Stevenson, of South Norwalk.
will go to Now laliaan tomorrow
night to sing several solos on the oc-
caslon of the presentation of the pa-
triotic. play, “Brother Against llrotli-
er." to be given by the New Canaan
Cadet Corps Ill the opera house in that
place.
WWW. ,. ....1
A. .l, (hitting Co. are showing an
elegant assortme t of fall furniture
in the latest and most up to datiI patl
terns. ill their advcltisemcnt today
they call your attention to their large
line. of white enamel and brass lied-
«tends, also their fine line of llali furv
allure.
'l‘llo lloard of Registration of the
City of Norwaik will be in session at
the (‘mincll chamber III Wail street
Wednesday afternoon final 2 until 6
o'clockdor the purpose of making cor-
rections in the voting list preparatory
to llle annual city election to be held
next Monday.
'I‘IirI officers and executive commit-
ll‘irat Methodist. church will meet at
the home of Mrs. Richard M. Mouton.
10 Hillside place, Wednesday
noon at 3 o'clock.
requested to be. present. as a full at
tendonco is desired. 1..
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New York. New Naval) and Hartford
Railroad Company has nearly complet-
ed the work of filling In tho trestle
at Stevenson oil the Berkshire divis-
1Ion.~1‘nll‘ hilt/‘hllflllt ten‘feet'. Which is II
matter of about one week's work. The
trestle. which was about sixty foot
high. is entirely filled in load when
completed. Ironic will be on terra
firma Instead of‘wood hilth ill the air.
Thousands of square foot of earth
hit"! Mn Ildfldlln» Milli; lntllis‘ tres-
tin and the Work bellman progressing
has It too the nontraditional». '
liaison what inducements we are offering the public for cash W‘e
quotri o‘i‘ieéll (only a few of the money IIIWGI‘II:
EHOULDE :%:TEAK,
ROUND To
come
oomisuoilil’il «III.
LEAN ETIWING MEAT
«ounces our solitai-
EEOTEME CORNED BEEP,
DEBT LAMB CHOPO,
GHOPPEDIMEAT,;“
1 _\
3 pounds folI 26o
2 poundl for 266
Mo oound‘
18o pound
no pound 1
Bo pound
5 to Go pound”
3o pound
160 pound
10o pound
{fort
%‘31 of“.
tee. of the IIadIos' Aid society of the "
after- '
All members are '
Tho engineering department of the I
. and get the styles and our
MILLINERY.
Among the handsome hats on show
in the millincry room are several from
the well known Louise establishment:
unlike some show hats these are wear-
able They are handsome and the
height of style without being too strik
lag and fantastic for wear
We have Louise hats In largo and
small models. ill black and white and
ill] black.
Phipps & Atchlson hats lfocd no in-
troduction. They are the highest
grade of tailored hats with dash and
individuality which commend them to
fastidious people. Tile now showing
includes tlil'bans and large hats of felt
or plush in modes. grave and block. A
new trimming is the Phipps & Atchl—
son cuckade.
The opening will continue till to-
night.
Right, rear, near book store.
BLANKETB.
More and more blankets have been
r, coming in till it seems as if every taste
and pocketbook could be suited hero.
With the variety at its best this is
the time to make your selection.
We have blankets for We and up to
$12.50. 1
liorc is a partial list:
Iii-4 white blankets, 50c.
104 blankets wllito alld gray, 790.
$1 $1. 25.
114 gray blankets, $2.75 and $3.50.
III while blankets soft and wall
made, assorted holders, red, pink blue,
5" .,50 $2.57 and $8 pail.
II-l white wool blankets, fine and
soft with pretty red, blue and pink
borders, silk bound, weight 455, lbs.,
$3.50 pair.
il-l white wool blankets,
quality, assorted borders, weight 5
lbs, and is of special value. $4 pair.
Ii-4 white blankets. $5 pair, 'I‘wo
kind-s, one that is very fine all~wool
tilled, with last it litllrI cotton ill the
warp to prevent shrinking. Tile other
is strictly all»wool. both warp and fill-
lng. They are without doubt the best
values ever offered by us at $5. Assert
ed borders, silk bound.
11-4 white wool blankets, $6, $7, $8.
$9, $M) to $13.50 pair.
I‘xlla size. blankets $5
13.50 pair
very hood
$7, $8 ll)
Basement.
OUTING FLANNELS.
Rest quality outing "panels in plaids
checks and stripes ill light and dark
colorlngs, 100 yd.
(iood fancy outing llallnels at 61A,
and lie in1
Plain outing illlnnels in pink, blue,
red, cream, rose, green and purple. 10c
rd
imitation b‘lcllcll iianilcl waistlligs.
ill fancy patterns. life yaid
l‘r out basement.
Tail; ROWLAND
DRY Goons co.
.. Bridgeport.
' Flare It Out.
One Gas Arc Lamp
1. Costs $3.25 Per Month. 16
How many 3
Will Light Your Store P
Drop us a card
And We Will Tell You.
on; Ilililil
I name co.
We are now showing. 1 1
ii L IliilINIl ANN
DRESS Hill
New Antigua are added daily. if
you are not ready to purchase. come
prices.
Dent forgot that you can always find
better quality and Mylo for your man
cy here than cllltiwhoro. Our aim iii to
Igloo you the but values, lit the low
cut prince.
Ill. 1". Aokornién
Ill Main Street. lloifl'vuk
Fine Goods allow races
Connected with large Eridldpm or.
tullllshmont. _ ‘ . , ,,
’I‘IO ATTEMPTITO EUEN EEIDGEE.
BALWON, N Y., September :9...
Understand! smith said today that
the report that two men were arrested:
toi- attempting to burn Hudson Valley
"timed bridges tote Install; batsmanll
ots Wore
gains“ “New“ Wham
brides bill‘hm W 1 mistake. He
radii sooner. ,1
1i,
crusa'ssvo
veil and “
know of no disturbsneo which could
_ am allied ‘
"'lN MAOEUONIA.
Residents Joining With Bunions to
Free Themselves From Turkey.
CHICAGO Sept 20 -—~“Thcre have
been other Iovolts in Macedonia and a
good many attempts at uprising
against the Turkish government. but
those now being planned will blouse
Europe," said Theodore Christol‘l', of
Kanznnlik, Bulgaria. last night.
"This uprising was being planned
when 1 left my (ountry ill the curly
sulumel, and it has been truly said
lilal conditions in Maleiloula and Ill
some of the other ’l‘urldsh territories
are such as to arouse the Russians to
assist the Macedonians ill ally effort to
free themselves from the Turkish
,voko. Tilt.I sultan has repeatedly
promised the ilillccdoliians that they
shall have autonomy and a self-gov-
ernment, acknowledging, of course his
sovereignty and his right to levy taxes,
bilt he has never done even that.”
Mr. Christolf, who is making a tour
of the United States, is prominent ill
Bulgaria. ills father is mayor of
liaumlnllk and chairman of the com
lnilteo llallnn ill charge the bi},r politi-
HI] and relilrlous delllollslration to be
made at Sliipka when the great. St.
Nichols monastery ill the Balkan
mountains in dedicated October 2, sim-
ultaneously with the celebration of the
elllilnclplltion of llulgarla from Tur-
key.
m
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CON~
VENTION.
The twenty-third lil-cnllial slate
Sunday School convention is to be
held ill the First Congregational
Church ill Moi-idea on Tuesday. Wed-
nesday alld Thursday. November ll,
12 and 13. Speakers elected are:
IMayor Geoine E. Seoley, for the city;
Roy. R. A Asllwortll, for the. pastors,
and .l. W. Logan, Morldeil, for the sun
erintendellts; Marion Lawrence, gen-
eral secretary of tile International
Sunday School Association; Rev. ii. A.
llonlbel'gor, vice-president of Temple
College, Philadelphia; W. ll Wilson.
general secretary of the Rhode island
Sunday school Association; W. A. Dilli-
call. Pb. 11).. Syracuse, N. Y.:
ll. Meade. New York city; Rev. R. C.
Tongue, Meridon: Rev. Z. Ellis
I‘lanbllry: S1 ll. Williams. Glaston-
bury; Miss Frances S. Walkloy. New
Haven: Rev, Henry Clark‘c. Bristol;
Rev. I F. ’l‘alniadge. Hartford: Rev.
W. S. Mcliilyro. New London: W. W.
Hall, West. Hartford; Ii. K. liraillurd.
'l‘holnpsonvllle; Mrs. W. K. Cunllllings,
I’IIIIIISVIIII‘i E, Ii. Fall, Middletowu:
li‘. I.. Huntington. Meriden: llr. A. .l
(billing, Soullllngtoli. alid the oilicers
and field workers of the association.
DISAPPOINTED OVER HOP YIELD.
TACOMA. Wasllll.. Seplelllbei‘ 29...-
llop picking ill Washington is now
practically over. llop growers aredls-
apppoillted over the yield, which is
one fifth below what was expected.
My Weather prevented Illl‘ hops from
lliililll‘illfl.
Ramon's Nerve and Bone Oil will do
all that is claimed for it. Here‘s the
proof. Mrs. Mahala Fields, of Male
drake, Kentucky, on April 22nd said:
i bought one bottle of Ramon s Nerve
and Dune Oil from a man last summer,
and it was the best lillinlcnt i over us
ed in my life I am such a sufferer
with pains and swelling in my feet. and
legs I can hardly go. That is the. only
liniment that ever did me so much
good. One. 251cout bottle look the
swelling out of my feet and legs." R.
H, l’laisted. "
NIAGARA AGAIN DEFEATED.
illI‘IRIJN. September 29—» ill the re-
gotta at Waunsce yesterday the Nia
gara. Itlrulerlv the Uncle Sam. was de-
feated, the wind being unfavorable ful-
the Niagara‘s best points. She finish-
ed fourth in her class.
TRY F; I» r l I. .A
TIIE TALK 1. 1.
OF THE
”035N911“?
ENTERTAINMENTS.
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HOYT'S THEATRE.
Ono Solid Week, Oommonclnn
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th,
Chester DeVonde
Stock Co.
Direction of Phil Levy.
MONDAY Nlilll'l‘,
Mr. IlcVollIIe’a Latest Success
'l‘llliI llllNII OF HONOR.
Tues. matinee-"The Fatal liisa.
'i‘uuo. night '1‘ch 'l‘on liner.
Wed. inalilum-~tiilrrr Creek Ii‘ort.
Welt. night-1A Drop of Poison.
Thurs. MALIIII'P'IHIIWII'II Roost.
Thurs. night »-'l’|lu Munster.
llIIllIIlcn of week in be announced.
i'lllt' till, 10 till and till cents.
Mailncou bully i'lxropi. MO' ;,th
ill and till I outs
halo of souls opallcs III II ,I‘s 'i‘llea-
I1rc.lIioIltil Norwaik. and V‘vccll's dlull
store Norwallt l3 days in advance of
all attractions. .
en- .. x. m
HOYT’ S THEATRE
TUESDAY EVENING, 0070!!!! 7th.
THE GREATEST MUBIOMI TEL
llMl’lI (IF THE CENTURY.
John (I Fisher and Thomas W. Rylcy u
Magulllcont Production of
FLORODORA.
‘ 'Book by owen‘ Hull. "Music by heli-
Ills Stuart Production complete. some
given III the principal cities. and
over two yours to New York city
8an of seats up I Friday. October
3 at 8 ladies All nyt'il :03? vgeed's.
Flor oral or call so our .
on ma Maul
mun-Imam W
Rev. C."
swim
THE HAT WTRADE.
The Outlook on Given by The AmIIrl-
oan Hatter. ‘
Tho wholesale buycls have come to
malkot and gone home again. and as
far as can be. loar,llod tho summing up
of business secured by the Illillllll'lltt-
(were is ill the main quite satisfac-
LOI‘)’ though for various reasons their
initial purchases have been slightly
lightol than last year
This is palticnlarly true with r'egalil
to stiaw hats and plobailly Ill some
degree the conservatism of Illiyels
whose last season’s stock of these
goods is not yet cleaned out; though}
orders have been curtailed somewhat
the ultimate amount of business placed
will undoubtedly be entirely to the ilk-
Illg of the manufacturing trade
lIl soft hills too the indecision lo-
guiding styles has detellell solllc from
oldel lllg as heavily as they might have
done, though goodness knows wlmt the
manufacturers would do were much
mole business placed with them right
now. All lilo way behind on tllcii do
iiverlos and lucky is the, jobber now
i’ltillyS who gels his goods prompt-
y.
Maliiil'iiI-tllrers to retail trade are so
c-uling excellent duplicate ordels from
all sections—a sulc sign that prosper
ltv reigns from one end of the
United States to the other.
Soft hills are ill usual demand, tluI
trade lliil’IIlll,‘ jumped from the genuine
l’anllmli hills to felt ilals of the same
or similar shapes. in colols steels,
pearls, nutrias and blacks are being
sold out ill the oidel named.
In the selection of soft but styles
this season the lot of the basin is no
cinch. for tluly their name Is [legion
and their variety is endless“ and the
my is "still they come "
As a luattel of fact it seems eairy
log it a bit too far. illiillufaclulcrs
c'ant now fill the orders as they are
placed and each strives to out. do the
other ill new designs. Why wouldn‘t
it be a good idea to fill out the orders
and stop getting out new styles for
ll minuie'.’ llasil‘t the trade styles
enough now?
Travelers out on the road with line
Hilllw bats to the let all trade rcpoli
('xiiiii'ili business. though ill some Ill-
stances bills me somewhat smaller
owing to the carrying over of some of
last season’s stock.
Sales so far confirm our previous
stiltcillcnts that wider brim seliniis
and splits are good quality medium
priced l’alulmas are to sell best in
1903.
Trade with the ,iobbcrs ls good,
though there is much complaint “that
cvcryolw wants just what we haven‘t
got," referring to the newer soft but
shapes which retailers seem to think
can be supplied without a moments
notice. it takes time to make hats.
gentlemen.
BEWARE OF THE KNIFE.
No profession has advanced more
rapidly of late than surgery, but it
should not be used except where now
lilteiy necessary. In cases of piles for
exaluplc. it is seldom needed. Do
Wilts Witch Hazel Salvo culcs quick
ly and peiniallontly. Unoqunlled for
lots. bulns, biulses. wounds. skill dis-
eases. Accept no counlcrfcils. “l was
so tloubicd with bleeding piles that I
lost much blood and strength.‘ says ..i
(‘1. Phillips, Pails lll. “l‘leW‘ltts Witth
Ilazel Salve cured lllo in a short
tinlc." Sooihes and heals. Clifford
Pharmacy. “
HOME FOR VETERANS‘ WIVES.
A New Project That is Being Agitated
by the Women's Relief Corps.
The Women's Relief Corps of
llriilgeport have. with other corps of
the state, been considering plans for
the eslnlIilshnlent of it home for the
veteran and his wife. to be located
somewhere ill i‘nllllertlellt, similar to
the one at Norotlm, where the veteran
is iakcn care of by tllrI state.
Although the project has long been
lconsidored by illt‘ 1"“!le Inellillcrs as
«Well as by the (I. A R. vetelliilu. no
inlme has been made tonlllli estab-
lishing such II home illltli illI‘ Wool
1itlli~l Relief (inlli'l depilIliiIcnt illilH‘ll
ii tloli. last lIIIlIl voted that a fair uhniilil
ibe held Ill Jewell hilll l'illl‘ll'lll'il. on
Nov 1. -I and Il. afternoon and I'Vi'll-
hill. and that the proeceds should go
. to sustaining it home or homes for the
,vcterau and his wife.
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ITALIAN REPUBLICANS.
state Convention Will be Held
Merldon, October .6.
1‘ lie lllaio cuuvollilon or Italian lte
plilIllcaua will be lieid iii Mciiiirn, (le~
loin-r Ii1’l‘llc delegates llolll New till
van. to lnprcsullt the local Italian‘Am'
crican Republican club were elected.
last lllIilit iii room 28, insurance bulld~
lull. They are: Dr. Villcolliaob Delhi
and Frank ltuorliolo. (llllor chins to
bo represented by two delegates ouch
are: lll‘lllaepnrt. Soulh Norwulk.
Stamford. Ilorlly, Waterbury. Murillen.
New llrllaln, New lallulon and Wilul1
lair Locks, .
In
Letter to Theo. 8. Lowndoo,
South Norwnik, Conn.
Dear Hit: The annovancc i Illiiwll by
short measure ill points. that are sold
by the "Italian." is Worse than the loan
by Hill shortage. MlulI-II II! "' l' male
on representations "' at... far II
Irlllloli will so, 3‘05! ., £00 little of
mory sort or “M for more
ill the lil' work.
heath ‘Mlllttnllfllt‘ lliiill is.
Illulbtituia: it!” a, chapter in other
ways: lIIIIlellIt III likely in mm per
lulps twathlrd‘r all much an he says.
This also you llmi out Wall” me work
is going on. and the painting must wait
unit 9 you solid for more
Even this is not all nor the worst.
if it years illllf as long as he says you
are lucky. You have the whole job to
do again III II your or tom: and new
hope your paint is not really good for
that short tin-lo
Ono law of lying in mm liars its
most. whom it's hardest to catch em.
Ahfilthor ill that a lilir lies wherever lie
on
Look out for short measures.
chides all the rest.
it In-
Demo lead and
able .
rum only. ’
F. W fIIIIVOE at 00.
i’. sweamsmck Walloon a flow It.
It. dorhsm, and Hohhot! a maples
, How. do: sell our paints.
ABOU'I 3'] API E STU,
A TABLE LINEN TALK.
You will flnd holc many chellellt
values in table dumasks botll bleached
and unbleached.
, lug tllc wisdom and economy of buying
good linens at low prices.
50 Inch Loom Damask, good quality, 151190“ “I"! 81W“. 550-
a. bargain.
Loom Table Damask, 56 III
good weight. at 37%c yd.
I‘xti'a heavy liil l incn "Double Dani I
ask, white or blown, 64 ill wide, splen- I
did value, at 50c yd. ‘
Double Satin Damask.
brown, 68 in. wide, at 75c yd.
72 ill,
heavy quality. at $1 yd.
SOME NEWS ABOUT NAPKINS.
Napkins are always ill demand. This
stores’ napkin equipment is second to
none.
(loud all-linen Napkins, 5-8 size, spo—
eilll value,
damask
$1.08 doz.
ll ea v y,
stitched (lollies,
A TALK WITH 11Y0
tuners AND PILLOW sun.
Thole has been a wonderful doye
Inc at ill the ready-louse in these “shill
of bedding, few home made sheets an
pillow slips nowadays. It. don’t pill
l’r:oof
Very heavy smooth
Tllclos no galnsay-
brown cotLo ,
25,. yd. I Same duality, 90x90, 59c.
l Illeaihell slicels, ciao 81x90.13, In.
illem, heavy grade cotton, 55c each.
i llemmed pillow slips, 4513!}, title
giado fol 15c now 12%0. . ,
Pillow slips, 45 in., nicely made
’tIa quality, I5e . ,
white 0F1MENIs UNLAUNDEREO Shinto,
i They at line they are made of first:
‘class cottons, lull sizes, carefully tilts
ishod and every skill has a1 linen
bosom New read plicos:
Men‘s white liniaundered shirts, all
[linen bosom, lelnforeed back alld
lflout all sizes. 50c oath
Boy's white unlaunderod shirts
sizes 131;, 13, 131/42, 14 all linen hose
well made special, 39c each.
MEN' 5 NIGHT SHIRTS.
Home made night shirts are 110'
more. Expert shirt making turusnllil,
better shirts ill every way for lo8~
money, suIll as:
ideas night shirts with or "without.
collars, all sizes 50c. each.
wide,
Irish Table Damask, extra
llonest napkins, honestly pric-
Note the following items:
9801 i102.
One special number, all linen satin
Napkins; our $2. 25 quality,
leira large diilllcr Napkins \ely
good value. at $2... ”T ..$l ‘IS dol.
Round or square, fringed ill beni—
‘ ...75 doz
.i'l'
Eye Sight Specialise,
0F NORWICH, WILL BE AT THE
Mahsckemo Hotel Parlors,
Prepared to Take Orders for His Glasses,
FROM 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.,
EVERY THURSDAY.
Eyes Examined Free Oct. {2d,
My $3 Glasses Reduced to SI.
SPECIAL OFFER FOR THIS VISIT.
i will give to every person pilIcllaslllg a pair of my One Dollar
Glasses a Gold Filled lil'allle made by the lalgcst optical concern In .
the \loild 'l‘ilis flame has :1 WI lttc -li gualantec to wear ten years. Do »
not miss this oppollunily
SPECIAL OFFER FROM DR. WRIGHT'S HEAD OFFICE,
31 Broadway, Norwich.
Fill the benefit of those who cannot visit me the sick or aged, (Ir
those Il\lllll,' at a distance, I will giialantee to ill tllell eyes accumtely, 1
by my slicntiiii method. ’i‘oealll poison sending me. this question
blank properly filled out together with one dollal, I will forward at
once a pull of arcfiilly selected glasses that will give perfect satin; ;.
filiiiou. ’l‘lluse glasses will (oulain the best crystal lenses, clear and: :
plain to the sight, and instill] In the head and eyes; also a 10 will” 1
will filled frame. These lallnot be duplicated for less than $3 an»
will-lo in the United States Do not send lnollev Ill regular letter M
I will not. Ili‘l espolisible for mom ,v lost by mail. Send either P. ,0
money elder, exploss lluliley olilel ol icgistllcd letter
FILL THIS BLANK OUT
and mail with $1, to Dr. A. H. Wright, 31 Broadway, Norwich, Ct.
Name
City or Town ............................................ .........I "
Age ........................................................ . . . . . . . .
Occupation .............................................. . . . . . . . . . .
Do you see clearly at a Ilislancc? ...... . ..... ... 1
Do you have headaches? .................... ... ...... ..... . . . . . . . . . i,
Are you troubled with dizziness? ...................... . . . .
Ara your eyes affected by light '.‘ ................ ............ . . . ..... .1
Can you Iii!" out of one we better than the other? ....... ..'
If so, which one? .................................. ........ . . . . . . . '7';
ll" you wish glasses for reading. or distance? ......... ......... . . . . .
Ilse”. Iris Iris also been. 1m ...-1111... - - - - - --------- ~ ~ - - 1 - . - 1
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DON'T FORGET THE. DATE: ‘THUREDAY, OCTOBER}. I, § ,.
are the c hominid and by far the lllill‘l satisfactory hello to buy. The! l
the attractiveness of your slurping rumba lilld are black easier to 11%
clean than Wooden beds. 7
and colored cilalncl that We are, lining to soil this week at cxeegtlmll!
low prices.
Iowa at anywllcren
cry known improvement and are
weak: M $16 til ‘50.
12 North Main Strut.
We have a point nounrlmoui of iron beds, VIII,
(lul- line of trail Bulls at $2 no me lilo- IlelIt beds over {dill
Illllll‘tllcplicua. Other utvirs up to $20 . .
(Illr BRASS mills are strongly made and strictly up to date. haviiix
covered perfectly with built lacquer.
Exceptidiinl
l . .41“ “*3
A «nailsfuclomr variety. hero to choose from. V3“?
4 ‘ ‘ ' runes». pineal-one AND :quLMsIIi‘.
South Norwullo 11
zinc is full. manner:- and pure and Gun " "
[Advertise Your Wallis ill The South
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Norwalk Chronicler