If. Hutchinson. Kan-
‘that the town collect
d that 81.000 or
”ergodic tinish It oft
, ‘The'truatees asked
dltionai sum. He
castle that he will
butt! 51.000 if the
to contribute moo
the way of support.
fl Much architect Phil-
ommissloned by the
It to build a pavil-
‘on the Exposition
Mil so, but has never
_, ”Latrobe in payment.
have been unable
' a last resort be
for aid to the Peace
“Mile. The) result
re the traveling li~
high degree of de-
It; 95 art, society will
worn it intends to
‘ okhlbiiltms In art,
. taking
' rlgh‘t‘d all Way Down South.
to have, taken i
untri'avor, for,
,, is are close at‘
_ on Is a fringe of.
manna, and yet "I
re many curious i
, s new trim-l
Km 9“ c
it.
These coats‘
and have .
t
l
“ detach the‘rest
cooking; but. if
sheer waists i ‘
’and‘ Frohmu’aei‘healre on October 29.
lcountry, although known under both:
single name- Underteouthcrp Skies
’now stands without a rival as a picture,
to: ,
’ underlying vein of truth aud'reality In .
- ”'93 I"!!! thathas given it‘ '“Ch‘ vital while Atchison and Missouri Pacific
" force. But whatever the cause the fact ' were a little lower.
the" read today.
tlc‘,audlences are the rule wherever it
t‘ is resented and this, its third mason,
' iln Lit copying greater
;_ immune people; is employed in thei
. which surpasses anything of the kind.
it ”this. Th l M u“:- “
area 7 ,,,euryre
ed at 18 o' , , t: M‘dellberatiag
for two. ., , ,_ returned to
the con ‘od’for further
, “and It again
retired.
During the session of the court yes-
tcrday .._mprnlng a lot, of prisoners
pleadedtsullty and were sentenced.
Henry Brusborhsus. ct. Danbury. for
a, horse without leave. was
sentenced to litroc months in jail.
A sentence of all months In jail was
imposed upon Peter Bruno, of bridge-
port. for theft.
Ludwig ,Groenwald, of Greenwich,
pleaded guilty to the charge of show
doping his wife. and he was sentenced
to six months in Jail.
For statutory burglary, James
Sturges. of Westport. was sent to Jail
for three months.
John Murphy. of Stamford. pleaded
guilty to burglarislng the New York.
New Haven and Hartford railroad de-
pot at Stamford and was given a son-
tenco of five months.
POPULAR AMUOEMENT‘.
ENGAGEMENT CbOBIliS TONIGHT.
The Marion Francis Company gave
the best performance of the week ati
Hoyt’s Theatre last night. They pre-‘
sented. by special request, Tennees~.
see‘s Pardner, everything going at“
with smoothness and dispatch, that he-
tokcned a thorough training of each
and every member of the company}
Marion Francis. as Tennessee. gave
an excellent portrayal of the character;
as did P. S. Whitman, as Caleb Swan
and they were excellently supported
by the other members of the company. 3
Tonight-the company will close their‘
engagement with the production of ,
Jack Shepard.
UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES.
Undcr Southern Skies. which ap-
pears In this city at Hoyt’s Opera
Hormones day, night. September 15th,
for a sp‘ccia return micagerncn'. Is one
of the series of plays by Lottie Blair,
Parker, which portrays life in different:
sections of our country. The first. de— l
pictlng New England life was called1
xtysggx‘ega‘é‘me: “$‘§°33.§’“50‘33.i of woman’s system at this trying
’ ' It was;
produced ,inybondon at Messrs. Gattig
i.r i,“';,.‘ . '
A Danger Period
O
crying out for assistance. The cry
" Dean Mas Pram“! : -- I was sick
and nothing seemed to do me any good
until I began taking Mrs. Pinkhum's
medicine.
“ It was Change of Life with rm
and falling of the womb. i had severe
pains all throu h in body. thud a
1
a terrible cum; I an purple thought.
I had consumption.
“1 took at: bottles of Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
and two of Blood Purilier. and two
boxes Liver Pills. and i am new stoutcr
thanl have been for a long time. I
can do all my work now. thankalto
Lydia E. l'inkham‘s Vegetable
Corupound.
“ If any one wishes to write me. to
. verify these statements. 1 will_ gladly
anawer their letters”
1 hiss. Cum ('srizsn. Jewetr. Iii.
" Dun bins. Plasma :-— For seven
ears I. had hem suffering. was pass-
ng through the Change of Life. and
my womb had fallen; menses were so
refuse that at timml was obliged to
Be on my back for sips weeks at a time.
could not raise my head from illow.
I had been treated by sevcra phy-
sicians. but got no relief.
" l was advised by friends to try
Lydia E. Piukhuun’s Vegetable
Compound, which I did. and after
titles, Under Southern Skies has finally 3 taking it six weeks I was able to be
come to be used exclusively, as sub‘ around all the time and,do my house-
tltles are not so much in favor as a $5000 FOR
above,
ulhern life. Mrs. Parker iatlior- ‘ ._.
oug iy familiar with southern people.)
lheir‘customs and manner of thought.“ WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-—-‘i‘hore
and some of her closest friends have i was some renewal of ”sigma-5 ad-
been southerners. Mrs. Parker says . vance in we...“ flocks but at other
‘hlit Under 3011010"! 33103 3:;l [Olllltie ints profit taking sales were in evi-
datlon in fact. for it was , ,d uponifiznce, Members of different groups
Lottie Eliair Parker.
1901. under the caption Way Down .
South or Under Southern Skies. In this
which will
_ , the romantic history of a young south- "moved in contrary directions. particu—
_ crn girl which was related to her by iarly of the Western Division, which
one of these friends. Perhaps It is this ‘ showed improvements for St. me
Union Pacific and Bentham Pacino
United States
alas that Under 50““!0’“ Skies ‘5 ’ Steel was brought In round amounts
0‘ “’9 best Nil“! attractions 0“ i and advanced a small fraction.- Lem
Large and enthusias- don prices for Americans were gon-
i-erally higher but the International
Mum", stocks opened here with slight changes
, . .5. . . elther‘wa.
, ever. :EAn unusually large-cast. ’
11¢
:
resignation of the play. the stage set».
age are ilfedilte reproductions of that
scenes in. the sunny South. and a Hat-
lowe'an cehbration is reproducedi
ever seen upon the stage. Altogether,
Under Bentham Skies is a treat which
should not he missed by anyone who
wishes to pass an enjoyable evening.
This great play made a most pronounc~
ed hitln our city last season as will
worker.
be remembered by contrast theatre-go
tug, people. and its appearance here
next Tuesday night will be greeted by a; 3
' _ crowded house. Seats new on sale at
. _ 30;, the 'eral,‘eracuation of
Wheat 153:1: . ble-
hox once. , . ‘
own name none use.
. N. Sept. , ll-dtusata
{mum after October {a the
Every Woman: 'Must. Pass.
Owing to modem methods of living. not one woman. in a thousand
a roaches this perfectly natural change without. exmncuctng a train
imvcry annoying and sometimes painful symptoms. ,At this periods
wbman indicates a tendency towards obesity or isthmus growths. .
'I‘hose dreadful hot flashes, sending the blood (origin to the heart
until it scents ready to burst, and the
times with chills, as if the heart were going'io ato
few of the symptoms of a dangerous nervous tron ie. The nerves are
E. Pinkbam’s Vegetable (:orupmmd was pro
use it pass through this trying per ml with comfort and safety.
‘ TWO COLUMNS 0F) PROOF. . _. . ' it
1' If we comm forthwith produce the original letters and signatures of
rare their absolute prominence».
Ly Ia S. Plath-n Medicine 00.. Lynn. last.
We‘iiw‘m‘zr‘saarw" '
ooss' Tuswalt
but doesn’t work the
Walsh in the
Sunlight Way and “you
writ understand. ' ‘ It“ is
different - than 3.11 -- other
soaps. A trial .wii
Vince 7» you:
J“. ......
,. ,-.
,. .
Through Which
aint feeling that ollowa, some.
forever, are only a
should be heededln time. Lydia,
red to meet. the needs
rind of her its, and ailwomeh who
world M: I ,kn‘ow‘fyour mullahs" saved,
my lifaahd i cannot ralaoit aneugh.” t.
Mas. turn Roscsr.
Bill Smith St... Miilville, NJ.
“ Dana hiss. Plenum :-—I have
worked 'hard all my life. and when the
Change of Life came I flowed re
badly for weeks at a time. Iwoul
stop for a day or two. then start
again. I went to and a doctor and
went through an examination. and
a ct two hundred dollars for medi‘
o no and doctor‘s bills; but I did not
get the relief I e d.
“At that time ‘I'haw Lydia II.
I‘Iukham‘s Vegetable Cpfllpnllllll
advertised and baguette use. I have
found it tubular; hat I needed-
"! wish-eve ~' . .." dudes- .
from female tron i did try it.’ “
recommend it to all air friends."
Mas. WK. pun. nun-nu. an.
“Dnaa Mas. Putnam—J tool it
a duty I owe yea and carry suffering
woman in the land to tell of the
wonderful results I have found in
usiiut Lydia K. Pinhham‘s V‘c c-
table Compound and Liver Pi ls.
"l‘sasing through the Change of
Life. some of the physicians consulted
said withing~ but an operation ironid
save me. lint yourlhedicine alone
cured mc.“—-Mns. bisexuals intuit.
iNi First Avenue. Evansville. Ind.
man who boasted that he could auc-
ccssfully dodge an automobile. lie was
branded at once, as a liar; and to eat»
1st a suspicious public. he lays proof
of his ability. In amazement the crowd
looked on and saw the man dodge one
of the vehicles and then emerge safe
andkunscathcd from a busy thorough:
taro. fi‘he very next week-#improb’abla‘
as such a statement, seems-the man
was knocked down and killed by an on
cart. -
Moral: You may pride yourself on
being able to keep out of the clutches
forget to look
out for the slow moving
.things. , " ,
11m ,
It not.
' Igallant-a of the Y. M. c. A
g its, September 21.
,‘Frlendship" will be discussed. W. H.
Davis is chairman.
Jlrict of Norwalk, hath limited and al~
of the: great dangers of life. but‘m‘
4* Tree;
the paid
. of Connec-
lctit will be heldat the Bridgeport
atlon building on Monday even-
The theme of
. 3has annual conferences!
A. H. Goddard. of
New Britain, will load the singing, and
A. H. Wilcox, of Torrington. is the com-
mittee on pooling expenses. '
There will be three sessions held
during the day and the following pro‘
gram will be carried out.
Morning session. 10:30. devotional
exercises; Study—that is friendship?
What place has friendship had In my
life? How do I make friends? How
do I keep friends? Friendship In the
New Testament, W. G. Lotte. New Ila-
ven.
Afternoon session. limo—Imitation
In the Development of Charac‘er. W.
H. Davis, Bridgeport; Friendship In
bitcraiurc, Itcv. Ilenry liallam Tweedy,
Bridgeport; 4:30, business session.
Evening session. 6:30. banquet: ad-
dress. "Psychology of Friendship."
Prof. George Allen Hubboll, Ph. 0..
Brooklyn; Summary, "The Principles
it Friendspr as Applied to Asscoia-
lion Work." Noel H. Jacks. Hartford.
Honesty is the best policy, but don't
forget to keep your premiums paid up.
~—
sotvsar Nana:
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court, September 12, A. D.. 1908.
Illstale of William A. Swits. late of
Norwalk. in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
owed sls~months from the date hereof
for the Creditors of said Estate to ex-
hibit. their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested, within said time, will
be debarrcd a recovery. All persons
Indebted to said Estate are requested
ed to make payment to
. rnEDEItICK H. ROWAN.
siz 19 26 Administrator.
oaesa TO est-rt: accouurfw
District of Norwalk, as. . Probate
Court, September 8th. A. I). 1903.
Estate of Bertha J. Becker, late of
Ba.i»Nauheim, Germany, deceased.
Ordered. That the Administrator ex-
hibit his Administration account to
this Court for adjustment, at the Pro-
bate office In Nerwalk, on the 23rd day
of September. 1903, at 2 o‘clock, after‘;
noon: and that all persons Interested‘
in said Estate may be notified tltcreof..
the Administrator will cause this order:
to he published In a newspaper having
a circulation in said District at least
ten days before said 23rd day of Sep-
tember. 1903.
HENRY A. GREGORY,
si Judge.
2
It
canes T0 earns accounr. '
District of Norwaik. as. Probate
Court. September 9th, A. D. liltlzl.
Estate of John I". Byrnc, Into of
Norwalk in said District deceased.
Ordered. that, the Administratrix
exhibit her Administration account. to
this GOurt for adjustment. at the. Pro‘
bate allies in Norwalk, on the 24m day
of September 1908, at it) o'clock fore-3
noon; and that all persons interested
u said Estate may be notified thereof,
the .Adminlstratrlx will cause this or-
.icr to be pnluished In a newspaper
having a circulation in said District.
at least ten days before said 24th day
of September, 1903.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
s12 1t
.1 “l.
r . F "
Won t- MIX-m ad
The human stomach stands much abuse. But it will not return good health it you. give it bad, food. This
store sells goods of reputation the‘gnest the ,9?““.."°‘..Pfl9m at reasonableprlces. It's money In your pockets in
Liv
_ Go
Judge.
I‘r‘mironhte 2a storiefwhcrd you can feel your are getting snap-toilets article and fit for any table. Thete‘s a good deal
. ‘ Neil all“; éhwshadd in: are.“
Cereals are fresh. crisp and not o.-date in every particular, and cannot be duplicated for quantity and freshness.
Our goods hoop and hold the cuatomer using‘tlicm. That’s where our success comes In. ‘
ii. ' E. brandishing“ illicit, 33' West Washington Street. 3
ML
ohool‘snpnflesf Freefi Fm
,j
1
NewFall
ands,
‘ 305 ton Stare
It is worthu of immediate notice.
‘ also. that this showings; embraces: the
new state to be worn aliFall. bought
during the eariu Spring and to be had
now for much less than similar states
will cost later in the season.
SMART TAILOR SUITS.
DRESS GOODS.
There's a wonderful variety sm-
qng the new autumn styles in the
different materials and the little
style touches here and there, mak-
ing our suit department sparkling
with stylish suits. “They are
well tailored and lowin price."
you'll say when you slip on a cost.
815.00. 818.00. 819.50, 820.00.
327.50 and $32.50
Zilellnea are silky and dressy.
this will be h Zibeilae sea-
son. all the good colors. 54
inches wide at $1.00, $1.60
and 82.00 per yard.
New Fancy Cheviots, all wool,
64 inches wide, popular col-
orings at $1.25 per yd.
Handsome Fancy Scotch Wool
Suitings, 54 inches wide. at
82.00 per yard
Beautiful Fall Colorlnga In all
wool Granite Cloths. 40 in-
. chcs wide at 60c per yard
New Fall Fancy Sailings. 40'
inches. at 45c pcr yd.
Every Color In Silks is shown
in our dry goods depart-
ment. The line is complete
and the prices are low. Our
yard wide Black Silk Taffeta
is anoblect lesson on econo~
my, the regular $1.50 quali-
ty selling at 3
WALKING 8KlRT8.,
m
It will be gratifying to women
who love only the short skirt for
walking to know that the long
jackets and costs will be a part
of the morning or afternoon cos-
tume. We have two exceptional-
ly good smart walking skirts that
lead. Priced wonderfully low
considering the good quality and
tailoring. $5.00 and 88.50
SUIT A AINOT STOCKMEN. ,
MOSCOW, Idaho. Sept. 12.-United
States District Attorney Cozier has
brought suit in the Federal Court
r z-ainst twenty prominent stock men of
Southern Idaho who are alleged to
have herded large flocks of sheep and
bands of cattle upon land which had
been withdrawn from entry pendlns ~
the proposal to include them In the
Pocatcllo forest. reserve to protect the
, water supply of that city. State Sena-
; tor Evans is one of the defendants.
1 ‘—.r— -
I
.
STEPPED lN FRONT OF TRAIN. LIPTON’S cnngn s“ s,
LEOMINSTER Mass, Sept. 12.~—In ‘ NEW YORK. Sept. 12_...si'r homes
endeavoring to avoid a train here early, Upton-9 chartered ocean going tug
today Mrs. Elizabeth Kane stepped '0 Cruiser came over with the Shamrock
front of a second train on the New ' m and the Erin.
York. New Haven and Hartford Itall~ , W.-...a....._~.-.saw...” .._s.._..,_..__--.-
l I killed. M .
{(0:39 21:5 :d‘heflwtrytt: work. senate?”l “MES “.3me
POOTOFFIGE IURGLARB GOT $40. ‘
STOUGHTON, Mass, Sept. 12.-~Af—i
ter blowing open the safe in the post.
cIIlce here this morning burglars escape.
ed with all the cash, amounting to
about 840. In addition a number of
registered packages and several let-
tars were rifled, the value of which
is unknown. the explosion blew off.
the safe door, hurling it in pieces.
comes the office, through the letter has
partition and Into the brick wall of the .
building causing a damage of 8100.
~-—————--
partied by her husband when the ach- . .athl’w.
dcnt occurred. . "VIM '
Shunt are afraid [cannot marry yod,.,r mmJLAl Pills. K
* r "Mam
dearest. and on." I "unai’rfit “mum
His i.ordship~0h, why not? . 1‘ ”haw" "liking: mmmng
C” .
hank. All nigmbyuailclnhoa.
PM ISM"! '20.. Rev Will. scam. III
tare
Food and Goodiicalth Won’t Mix.
pa would never forsiva motor}
being so extravagant.”-—Llfe. i
CALL 58-2.
coon ramps fire? can
.1. .~ #" .
minim“ , '
, To each ammo or boy who makes afairaiaa purchase at our stores in aspire-y, September 12th we will
give FREE Mahala from a rare. salt handsome assortment of aobodl‘aup _
yeuons cent, justfilmply ask your martinis «you can bring her order here. andlws split make
plies fiemambarthay will screen
. .1ng just rippi‘io'r yea-mur- at
rs Frat» or Sasha limit ”that
. ”m3“- W Nameless, per don, inc , ‘
axes Fine 1m, dry Soup. for 350. " ' .
egg. pkg. ..-.:_us¢m anaemic so ainosa cannon «can: airs creams, ‘
25a. is. ‘ 3313‘" ‘ " "Furthermore casansaav aunt's ‘ ‘3
1,“ “ _. . , 1 Auto guilty, and .priaa gaudy room! on;
23.. ’ ,3 I, ’ " f ,‘- Leagqamuureoauosa. it} ‘ ‘
.J F
inductee Pine pining; for '
Norwalk Chronicler