jfiee these stoves and wonder at th 9. price.
, ‘ Boy one, and you will sound
praises iorevor after. '
‘ _ variety of Oil Heaters continues to Increase. Four new lines added
" week. We now have the largest variety and at the lowest prices to be
lit this state. Prices from
*Dbyou know that we are selling “Lightning" Fruit Jars, quart size, tor
iii' dozen? That is the carioad price today.
We are readu to do llOlll' Fall Furnishing
for/labors and Windows.
""INGRAIN, TAPESTRY—BRUSSELS. VELVET BODY-
uRUSSELs. MARQUETTE. AXMINIS'IER CARPETS In
NeWESt Patterns.
em CLOTHS and LINOLEUMS, in Various Widths.
{LACE CURTAINS and POR’I'IERS. Draperies and Me-
dailions.
u
a
Dickerman 8. Son,
”W'aShington St. smith Nbrwalk.
1 f mummm
The superiority of Portland ever or-
dinary cements is well understood.
The price is now so low that Rosen-
daie cement II. to an artist; being
crowded out. We handle the"'Atlu.”
which drummed to be the best stand
on the market. Our sales at this ce-
ment have Increased ten-told within
a raw years. it you It'll solo: to use
cement ule ”ATLAB."
I)! courts, we have the "Resonant"
aluo. and our line at maaoaa' building
materials, blue atone. sewer pipe. 0th..
- ~11 . err!
"9 Woman's" 5f"! 3m” "0m
MUM. -.» .li
tagerrrnrwmn
m or, a mo
V m dust at are best nilgorlals iii», immunities: and tie-
Mtory‘ wry iarhulyot tn eh‘hiailer'orioeetshoos, we earn-
at you mmpereltiiamwith any Ct. rhea In any store.
,f ' ’romra escorts-raucous.
tor "sole of boat oak leather. . .
-' ieIt cushion prevents wreaking. NorWaih Shoes never
lulu. . -
’t oak inner sole, which does not draw the loot.
“ti-iris: anota‘aaa untold" Mans. .
vs
4”.
.i.
r“!
1.5.
1
.it‘
shot (1 find the mot
chili. ren also.
tion to sloe ), pains in ihe lilttlk and
At such a time the greatest aid to
night long she would moan in her sleep.
bottle when menstruation started again
magic.
ieetly healthy.
From her vast experience In
mrdiuiuos. but insist upon the (mo y.
Every mother possesses information of Vital value to her young
daughter. That daughter is a precious legacy, and the réspons‘ibility “will “i“ V"“"""'*‘“*‘““ say." 51‘1"“;
for her inture is largely in the hands of the mot-her. The lll stations 1
chair 0 that. develops the thoughtless girl into the thoughtful woman _ .
' .1“ Oil the watch day and night. As 15bit cares for pert-i, tho ehoin‘ will repeat. Mauudors
the hysteal well-being of her daughter, so will the woman he, and her 1
Vegetable (lompound. It prupmus the young system for the coming
change, and is the surest reliance in this hour of trial.
for he troated her for her heart. which pained her a good deal ; but he did not
do her any good. and we were afraid heart trouble would carry her oil“,
day she kept. getting whiter and thinner. She had no appotite. and she sat
around wit amt any ambition. and was alwa 's too tired to do anything. All
“I felt terribly discouraged: l was spending money for doctor‘s bills
right along. but she won receiving no help.
It]. I’inkhamfs Vegetable Compound. and 1 road in one of your books
about young girls. I decided to drop the doctor. and give her your medicine.
1 wish you could see the change in her. and the pink cheeks Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable Compound has given lu-r.
I had her continue the medicine. and now she is int, rosy. ant
Menstruation is regular and painless. and I owe 'mv thanks
to you and to our wonderful medicine for her good health.“-——Ztias. )Ihnoauur
Pursuit, 673 ' oath Avenue, New York t‘
SPECIAL ADVICE '1‘0 YOUNG WOMEN FREE.
over 20 years, Mrs. I‘luklimn has gained a. knowledge which is of
untold value to every ailing young woman. Her advi‘d’e never fails
to help. If you need such help write her.
A medicine that has restored so many women to health and can
produce proof of the fuel. must be regarded with respiwi.
retroi-il of Lydia E.I’iuklnuu‘s Vegetable Compound. whirh runnot I
be equalled by any other medicine the world has ewr pl‘tlilllt‘t‘ll.
It is “mil to remember these farts when some druguisi. tries to get
you to buy something \Viilt‘ll he says is “just as g‘mul."
slide, as no other medicine has such a trr-ord of euros as Lydia Iii.
I’iukham’s Vegetable Compound; sodo ilnl.(‘..‘(]lt‘l'llllt‘ill with untried
1' it wo rannot inrlbniih produro the original letter and signature oi
FOR
$5000 above fofidmonlul, which will mm it its abloluto uniniluuuess.
Lydia E. l'luklmm Medicine Co.. Lynn, Mu“.
H
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lowor limbs. eyes dim, desire for
nature is Lydia E. I’lukhaul's ‘
l
Case of a New York Girl of interest hunts.3“its..i.‘::.“:.’.’.....m., a...
to EVery ‘Mother and Daughter
in the Land.
“ Dmu Mus. Pmmmu : - I hope you will publish this letter. for I want all
mothers to know how much good your medicine did my young daughter. llcr unliml.
healilhdlnioku down about six months ago. and although she is large for her BAPTIST
a 1-. it not, understand what was wr )u with I ~. ' r - . i’ r '
g t g u r. iiu (lilLiUi‘tllil not. till“ r. South Norwulli liapilst Church. ltrv.
Every
as t. ongh in terrible pain.
At that tiinol was tithing Lydia
She had taken but half a
and her heart trouble want away like
por-
lty.
treating female ills. extending
Address Lynn,'lllnss.
This is the
Thai is impos.
ui know is best.
wts TPOR r.
About 50 from Iwro altoudud tho
llaubury li‘nlr yesterday.
Miss l. Allen. of Norwalk, has ru-
sixni-d her position as stmtograplim‘
with the (loinpulluu Sraln Company. 1
As usual the Iluubury it‘nir ailrat'tuii l
numlwrs of hobm-s. tutti many of tlivlu ‘
have Infested this iorality on tlil'il‘ way .
to lianbury. ;
Tiwro are rumors to the nifvt'i. limit
a chicken light In soon to be run oil,
In this vIt-luity. Norwaik sports boliuzi
the ride! movers of the affair. i,
it numhor from here will no to (‘rutr .
bury next Wednesday. anti parltripate i
In the harvest festival to be given,
there, Norwnllt and Westport inleui
will be features on the programs.
'l‘hr vouiiugunt oi burst-loss vehicles 4'
on the ruduranro irlp passed through.
iwro about noon yesterday. People,
worn out In force to sea. the tdghtsi
and tho sevuniy mid vehicles attracted ,
mueh attention. '
’i‘liomus iihiiimluwsaey has enterodi
stilt against ll. hi. Chapman. proprIe-é
tor of tho Greens Il’urmit inn {or rarrivl
euro hiru. The amount rlalmrd Is bed
are assessed at ”.000.“
rather long standing.
3V0 the
.2» .
i dun ail
. i.
.M’iefii, " n. as
. Juli».
. himself.
. the lluubury ii‘uIr.
tween $500 and $900; tho damages.
This Is the?
out «route of a series of diiiirulties oi;
Bhuttshaessey 1
had rautraoted to furnish vehicles tori
the patrons at the ion. The claim hail ‘
r; Militants h and use; ‘
it! oadwfigdliég
'Vaiigoiiix’mdcim‘m rm u oi til i iii to
a 0 era are an area o an on e
s foods I mammalian t is ‘ K
> gaunt Marat: toou such troubles pithuutin my!
.. membranes haunt the munch is to res M
t perfect digestion. . '
it one L an,
" 4 want you an
Rollin itl‘tiiit' nail!
, and ‘Meitro ideally
mm “tail digests all???
, I 5.
noun utilitarianism assaulted at 'n 'i no
- lanai-ecu. 1H" at
period oi nearly two seasons nitompiml |
to run Shauuiinvsst-i's bur-innss to suit'
lie is :illvgmi to lilI\'l‘ monop~‘
(illitud nt iqu-t: iiu- livsi horses and :
\‘t‘illt‘li‘S in tho stable, and itiior tho;
svusou elosod in barn had things pretty
muvh his own way. t‘liupnutu is 1-rvd-
lii'il with Nuionvorim: to (novel nlit-g- .
0d obligations by the payment of silo; ,
the proffer was refused and unit hast
leli brought. '
GEOR OETO WN.
Mr. and Mrs. (‘burlus l‘, Stanley ai~
it‘iitll'ti the. llauhury linir 'l‘hursduy.
'i‘hu wire mills rinsed down 'I‘iiurs»
day to allow tho oiuploifiwu to tilioud
ilr. I). (l. (lliusiuad. Mrs. J. W, .iouru.
Misses Aliro Jennie and Lilliant Olm-
sieud. of Nod, ntirndt-d Ibo liuubury
ii‘uir Thursday.
MR8. MARBH'B VERY WORDS.
“Alter outing." she tells us. “I had
awful pain at the about. and my atom~
uch irlt dull, cold and wrvii-hml. 'l‘ltu
little I ate did Inn no good. I could
hardly straighten myself out from pain
and weakness. 'I‘hua l drauumi on lin‘
til I was cured by Calenra solvent. the
now medicine, discovered by Dr. David
Kennedy. of Konnody Row. Itiauutou
N. Y." All dmagiata, $1.00.
6
liuv, W, W. 'l‘. Dunc-an, pustur-ih3tl u.
111., class moeiing; 10:30 a. m., sermon.
”The Possibilities of Age"; children's.
talk. ”'l‘ho Eyes"; 12 m., Sunday school
,lially Day exoi'clsos: 3:30 p. m., Jun-
ior League meeting: 6:30 p. m., lap.
worth League sorvioo; 7:30. p. inshor-
vest eoiioort.
at all services.
“The Home Land." quartette; anthem.
“Como Holy Spirit." (patriotic; 110mm]
solo, “A Song of Trust." Mrs.
Priming, harvest concert. specie mus-
(ill
Eaton.
McConnell, pastormli a, m., pulpit
(illt'islian Idiulvnvor; is p, m., preach-
ing by the pastor.
will be lli'ill In Price's Ilull. No.
Water siruot', the ohurt‘h being under
lug. prayer meeting, All are welcome.
Moore Siruyur,
sermon by pastor.
“’I‘hv (‘hild Jesus at Cluu'ch.“
“'l‘hy Hallowed Presence." Carter: “1
and Christian Inquiry (ilubs; 4:30, vosv
. _ speaks informally on
Vi hen a young girl‘s thoughts become sluggish, when she oxperi- t
.eucos lieudaeheshduzumss, i'uiutuess, and exhibits an abnormal disposi.
, I), Egbert. l’itntm‘--Murnlng servioe at
solitude, tillt a dislike for the society of other girls, when she is a iIIVH- i
tery to herself and friends. then the mother should go to her aid promptly. ‘
throw?"
Guild in the chapel.
Redeemer," li‘iilli’t"; trio, “While Then
I Suck."
Evening:
trio, "Lo, the tiny of Rest lit-‘(‘lilil‘lli."
llt-uisuh; duet, "l Will Magnify," Mos-
li. ll. Uni'poniut', pastor will
prayer meeting; Illzlitl. preaching: I1:
111.. Sunday school: social union Ilibh‘
class. pastor will be the leader: 4 p.
ilon Endeavor Society: topir. "li‘rult-
‘ Lord, Gounod,
;pIay and sing.
hint Iiuunrinlly.
"I‘hursdai', S p. in. prayer pivoting.
lbw-n .w-t up that (‘liupmau has for a ii-oi'tlinl “'l'li‘tillli' to all who (onto to
.oiiortory, I Was (ilad, idiroy: item-s
:l‘ Britjdéport Joann
W
I‘ ..
em;
i1 “*9 i
: 5:}. METHonilsT. _
First Methodist IGplhoopal Churoh.
7%.“ .‘
Sper-Ial music by choir
Morning : Anthem.
Futon.
program; st’ipriino solo, Mrs.
Knight Stl‘t'tll Cliuroh. nw. 'I‘. u
lllllilitéd by .I. ll. 'l‘uylor, local prunrii-
1': 2:30, Sunday B(:ilUUl; 7 p. in.
These meetings
10
epair. Weekly meetings: 'l‘uosiinl’
yelling, class taunting; It‘riduy oven-
CONGREGATIONAL.
South Norwalk Cougrogaiimuil, ‘aul
pastor --»lii:iiii a. 111..
“Anything (loud
Enough for God"; talk to little folk.
Music:
2 m., liible svhool, Lamont, Jennings
“I’enltonro. l’urdon and
Next Thursday, the pastor
“A Letter from
'Elllilllil.
hence,
"no Brother of Jesus."
First, Congregational Church, George
0:30; preaching by the pastor; Sun-
luy school at 12:15; evening service
it 7:45. 'l‘hi‘ fourth in the series (it
‘llurning Questions"—~“is Everybody
Wednesday at R. Pastor’s
Thursday oven-
meotiug. 'l‘alks
Special mus.
11g at ti, ulld-wvuk
Marsh; ii'nor solo, “Prayer."
I‘osti: postlude. 'I‘li(‘(‘iiiil In D minor.
l’l‘i'iilili‘. At I'lvouiug. Hut-k;
ll. “L.
111.. Junior Endeavor; ii p. 111., Chris
Yul or l-‘ruliless." John 15'. l, is, lii‘.
Mark II: IQ, lei; (it‘tll‘fli‘, liobius load-
er; 7 p. m.. preaching by pastor; topic
“The Passing of the (lid; the Com-
iug oi the flow." Special music: Morn—
lug. 'I‘e Ileum, Ii Minor, Dudley lilli'lil
tenor solo. To the Lord Our God, A. It.
Gaul. Ewuinu: Anthem Now the lluy
is ()Vi‘l‘, Christophur Marks; contralto
solo, Eye Ilath Not Soon, A. It. (taut;
tenor and bass due-i, Forever with the
First liupiist (‘lilli‘tlL Dt-W. ’l‘ai‘
maul-i Van boron, pastors"Prayer
meeting at 10 u. nt.~-—Suruioii. limit) a.
m.: Sunruy si-hool at 12 111.; ii. ‘1’. I’.
l‘. meeting at titho p. in. Thursday
night meeting at 7:30 o‘oiook. Seats
iron and u rordiin \Voluumu extended
to all.
lrnt'u llapiisi (‘hut‘rh oi Norwuik.
t'oruvr iluilor and Quiiu-y streets, liuv.
ll, (‘, Thomas, ministvrwSunday, ii 11.
Ill , prayer. praise and prom-hing; 3:30
p. 111.. Bible school; 7 p. m., Lurisiiau
I‘Iudunvor meeting; 8 p. m., lirv, .imr
IiIus, oi‘ Charleston. S. (‘., and his or»
pimp roueuri band will entertain the
i'hureb. Rev. .qukins will pi'i‘ili‘ll and
his band oi twenty-six children will
(‘omo propurud to help
His work Is of l‘l‘t‘illl.
.»\
ruvt-ront-e iod.
EPISCOPAL.
(truer (‘burrlL morning, likiiu a. m '
I'rm-nsslonnl ilymu :‘ilil, Sullivan: Von-
Itv, in l), (irbtrb: 'I‘i- “Hill“. in it list
Stuinvr; .lubiiatu. in A, Slutpor;
Ilytnu dill, idlwliuu: Hymn . (trial;
on
n“
slonui Ilymn 52:, Steiner. l'lwulnu.
lzilti p. m., l’rorussionai Hymn 374.
Elvuy; it‘uuinl \‘crsit-Ivs, 'I‘alilu: Mug-
lililt‘ui. In it“, Lloyd: None lllmiiis. in
F. Lloyd; Ilymu illil, Harrison: otter-
tory, I Am Alpha and (human, Hintlit'r;
ltovnssional Hymn 45:1. \i‘uiuwr,
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent (ibrlstinu (Equ-rb, Vim Zundl
street. East Norwulkwl’ruaehinu in
tho pastor, liev. .l. W. Davis. at iil:2ili
and at 'l p. 111.: Sunday urboul at ii
mu. Loyal \t'orkgrs' menthixtut brill.
CHRISTIAN HCIENCE‘BOCIISTY.
First ilbviuiiun liriout'v Huririy
Not-walk”Iiuitular Sunday utirvivr a
the llvadiuu llomu. Milillillll' luuiidlus
I‘d Wail struri, at it p. m.; testimonial
utootlnu, Wednesday evening at it p
ill. ’l‘o both survives the pubilu Ir
cordially invittvd. itoadinu lionm oprn
to tho pubiii- nat'h week day from 2 iii
ii p. m.
BPRINGWOOOD CHAPEL.
ltuliy Day at the i‘iprIngWomi (:bapui
Wits postponed last Sunday on lil'I'iillili
of the storm last Holiday and will In
euiriu'uied tomorrow at 3:39 p, in.
BuUTHNORW/ALK. Ml iliON.
South Norwalk Minnie metlliiil
idealh’i‘dhiiuorsauii rill
‘30- .51, .3.“ t V rV‘H vi:
. Iarrheeamysenteryatid
mach.
'Ihazouly " ax to
"7?th he ' 'aliatomac‘h
0_ ligthzi’gtiauiiiifu'mmamoua
tiun.‘ cleanses, purities and
import aim to the body
0
than.
mm .
gwiwufiw intrastate..-
. :5 .
m.
‘4 deimeaf
survive tomorrow afternoon at tint»
o‘clork- Rev. Mr. 8novlii...ni nudge
. port. will be present and aive an an
dross. Home and shiny this nerrleo
Everybody wolrome.
BAWATION AfiMYi
The Salvation Army. in, Heath Meir
strootwiiretiuas ovary night (except
'i‘uesdayl at 8 p. in. Sunday. liu‘lnou»
meeting. 10:31) a. m: praise meeting, t
D. m. A should! effort will lib made it
make the meetings a benefit to all win
attend. Everybody Welcome. (3. M
Redskins. Captain.
8T. PETER’S GERMAN LUTHERAN
8t. haters German Lutheran
Churth. Nerth’liuaiu street. service:
at 7:00 Sunday evening Prearulm
till REV. if; 'Ki‘étthidiiii. of simian.
dint 'Mt uVAMdEth‘AL.
, angelica on rash. (Sharia
A. 3 wires ever:
.roeketoier. out
an
(t .
most eii‘ective and striking hues.
Matelot. and the Napoleon Blue,
gray.
ate waists and linings.
be seen there.
Natural ribbed Shirts and
in neat attractive patterns.
CHANGEABLE TAFFETAS.
Fashion again brings these beautiful silks to the front.
The colors are rich. and in several instances the combina-
tions of the diiierent shades in Warp and filling brings out
50 and 75 cts. '7 .
Men's Outing Flannel Pajamas. pretty shades if pink
and blue. white also; the “Sanspareil” brand. ‘
$1.00 and $1.25 each.
FOR BOYS.
' THE 1‘). M, READ co.
g Estimated 1857. . . .
A black warp with 1a gray filling Creates a shade the
silk man calls Jasper. and very beautiful it is.
The Du
Barry Green shows up clear and lustrous. then there is
both of which are novel
and pretty. Argent is an exquisite blending of white and
These are Haskell’s reliable silks and can be dopend-
ed on for durability. They will be used for dresses, separ-
Width 19 inches. Price 85 are.
Our line of Plain :I‘aft‘etas is very large. ' It is quite
impossible for us to enumerate the many colors, but we
recommend you to visit the Silk Section, feeling confi-
dent that you will be delighted at the beautiful fabrics to
Prices in Plain Taffetas, 39, 50. 58. 75 and 85 cts.
MEN'S SLEEPING GARMENTS.
A rare offering in Outing Flannel Night Shirts, a
new lot just in, neat patterns, good quality of flannel,
made large and full, 56 inches long.
,1
Drawers. splendid value,
for 25 cts. pcr garment.
Boys‘ All Wool Sweaters in different color combina-
tions at $1.00. $1.25 and $1.50.
Mother’s Friend Shirt Waists.
each. Laundered Waists, 50 and 75 cts.
These Waists are of the best quality of percale. and
unlaundered. 25 cts.
THE D. M. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport, Conn.
BIG FOUR FREIGHT WRECKED.
.__._.,._ I
One Train Runs Into Another on Wa-
bash River Bridge.
Tiillltli liAli'l‘IC. Ind, (it-tobor II»
An oust bound liiu li‘nur I‘rvight train
ran Into the roar of illltiiilt‘l' trulu ini
the ('t'liii‘l‘ of the Wabash River bridge ‘
here last night. Two men \vrro killed
and six seriously Injured
The (load:
M A 'l"l‘I I ICW
lll., contlui‘tm‘.
1 NR NUWN MAN. in rhurgv of our
of poultry.
The injured: .lohn Pat-durJu‘akeman. .
Maitoon, both legs broken. internally
injured; Funky, brnkuman.
Maison logs crushed and head out:
l.. (‘. Imarh, brakomau. Maioon, bruis-
9d and out: Samuel (on. enginemnn.‘
Maioon. rut. about head and Internally
injurod: Frank M. Webster, 'I‘orro‘
liautu, seriously out and bruised about 3
body; .lvrry Mrllurihy. oouduutor,
Matoou, out and bruised about head
and body. ‘
IIIBJNIESSY. Maioon,
FROM MR8. NORRIS' LETTER. 3
“i run now out anything and enjoy
It. My rtomurli and liver work all;
right. and whenever i hear my neigh-
bors vomplulniug of being nioit. l toil:
ii. For sale by all drugalata, 81.00.
truth. when It Is disagreeable.
i"
wait slam
M!
ii
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. Manama.
should.
ark, in tin
D
7h.
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atii glau- tweuuvnlemsm
In mater ~I -
m.,m’lii’igfilii‘iiim'
Mus :0 ant. “no...“
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
. Following is a list of letters remain-
mi.r uu ‘alled for at the following post-
oiilL-os
vi.
1‘) ’ for the week ending October
.IIL:
SOUTH N0liWAl.K.
Mrs. lda Bruudnge. 24 North Main at.
Miss Margaret Cooney.
Mrs. E. 1!}. Carll.
N. \i‘nshlnizton Davis. general
livery.
T, S. (lovun, Clifton! llotel.
Mrs. Loo Hunter.
Napoleon Iluato,
E. Edward Johnson. The Cliiiord.
Mrs. (‘,. .I. Mood.
llunirl Major.
N. Morris, gunerul delivery.
E. E. CROWN. l'. M.
N()ItWAI.K.
Miss (‘nrolyn M. limiiout.
Mr. M. N, Clark.
Mr. Charles For.
Mr. Mom's I“. (il'tlill.
Mr. .lobn ii. Hines.
Miss liltiu Muoban.
Miss Mary ()wous mm. 153 Norwalk)
Mr. Pierre. li'hist art-rule.)
Miss Swift.
dc,-
OUT OF DEATH'B JAWS.
"Wiwu death seemed very near from
'hem to take the new medicine, Cal- in aovoru ntnmaeh and liver trouble.
aura i-lolvrul. «Iisrovvred by Dr. Duvidiihtu I had suffered with {or years.”
Konnedy. Kennedy liow,,KIagstou. N. , wriim l’, Muse. lluaham. N. C..."i)r.
.Kiux‘s New Lite l’iiis saved my life
.and gave perfect health."
Most people are eager to tell thr’on earth and only 250, at. Baxter’s
drug Moro...
Built bills
.0
HOW IS YOUR LIVER?
1151.0 .
ti: 'ili tot- ia II m
dist -‘
will " i
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it: mm a and
.3.» d’d‘i“;
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Norwalk Chronicler