5.33% e‘
., ii «we wt...» 'rn-l, x . *u-w
om tLANE'S,
* ‘ ' Phoné‘lliS-S”
J‘Tuttl Fruit
Cream. . . ,
. - In. form:
. ind we no one melt-f
Ina Pauli, Gui-pr.
Order for any mu]. '
we will dollar on time.
51 Washington St.
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All kinds of fresh fish at Captain.
Ducross’s market.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Clark start '
today on their vacation.
Carmine lleccoe. of Cross street; is
having his store painted.
Everything new and uplto-dnte all
Scyuwur's. One of the latest things
out.
of Main street;
Mr. Emory, oi Bdltlmore,‘.hes been! ha“: Beninmin F. Bronson VB. Cora
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Quintard. Main street.
The condition of Miss lda Field, who
is. ill with typhoid foyer. is reported
as being slightly improved. .
Albert Benton, of the battleship illi-
pols. accompanied by a friend, is at his
home in Easthorwalk, on a furloughl
Chief of Police -'l domes Bradley. of
Norwalk, is taking a day’s vacation,:
and Captain Morehouse is on duty in for leave to tile answer: Adolph Zim.
' . :mer vs. the N. Y. Metal Cellini: Co.
The 'lirown Business College has a' f‘" ”a"? ‘0 file answer: Lnuritz M.
his stead;
national reputation and if you are
thinking of taking 11 business course
that in tho college to go to.
prrninnpnt position in a lurge lithogra-
phic plant.
Cut prices on poor goods wins no!
trade worth having, at least that is
what Muuuel 'l‘. Hutch thinks. He has
the best of groin at the lowest prices,
ounli'y considered.
Renaissance covers and ‘ceutorplces,
domes, c‘c., are the specials-An the ad.
of the D. M. Reed Uomptiny, today.
They also have a nice line of under-
skirts at very low prices. Read the ad.
The autumn sale of china is now on.
at the Howland Dry Goods Company
and it will pay aghouseiteepcr to give
them a call, for the dining room should
be the prettiest place in the house and
they are waiting to help you make it so.
Read the all.
H. Kriegor & Company are devoting
their advertising space in today's issue
to tailor made suits, children's and in.-
dies’ coats and numerous other articles
of wearing apparel. it. will pay you to
give them adcall. if; haven't-tho
cash you can get what you want for
one dollar per week. ' f 5 ,
George W. Pavie. S. W. Kirkland. C.
W. Kelley, A. M. Wood. Roger Dnhnio,
George Houbert, C. H. Wilkins, J. B.
lloliis, Bolton; George B. Hoyt, Dilli-
bury; ii. A, Ponticue, Bridgeport: J. S.
liniley, Hammondsport. N. Y.; F. ii.
Sherman, Providence; Fred C. Vern
and wife, Chicago; Joseph A. Mulroney
and wife, Boston; F. A. Shepherd,
Wrentham, Mesa: G. M. Wood. New
York. were guestsyesterday and last
night at the glottal iilford.
The county’noon tionofthe Wo-
men’s Christian Temperance _ Union
will be held in the Second Congrega-
tional church in Danbury, Tuesday, at-
ternoon and evening, September 30.
The president of the state union, Mrs.
Cornelia Forbes. of Hortford, will be
present s‘nd will/moire the address in
the evening. Mrs. Adelaide Dennison,
of Deep River. the treasurer of the
state union, will also be present and
will speak. . . “ , ‘ ‘
The annual meeting of the Fairfleld
East Consoctation of Congregational
churches will be held in the Congrega-
tional Church, at Raiding, Tuesday of»
ternoon, September 22. Preceding this
meeting there“ will be a council to ad-
vise the Reading Congregational,
church in the methanol the dlsmituial
of its pastor, Rev. Edward R. Evans.
who has resigned and accepted a cell
to the pastorate of the Plymouth Con-
gregational church in Rochester, N.
Y. Several representatives; of the
churches in Danbury and Belhol , will
nttend'this council, - ' '
m.—
WIREB AND Teena DOWN. ~
WATERBURY. count, 'Sept., 17.—
Though the wind blew g gale-mi the
rain came. down ingot-rents. Water-
bury suffered ion than mm; other »
towns in yesterdayir ,hct'v‘y', storm.
Wires womidm income fiction: of
the city and Simoomhe wuln hen:- ‘
nose except tor hormone", in malice:-
' tor of a: git?! tom. f! ihellthtl were
out , ‘ oven «
«longed to in; streets.
Millers lilies.
Miss rail-child. of Bridgeport, is the‘
guest of Mg, undid”, lgugene L. Boyer,
intent for wantpf'anrwer‘to nmend~
Co.. Judgment for want of answer:
Jennie Egan vs. the Pierson Mfg. 00..
George A. Anson, of Boston, is home Jmlgrl‘meplt‘ for was; Of "My?" Thom‘
in Norwalk for a low days and will i an tau” "€88” H" H' '1" Chapman.
return to Boston Monday 'to take at Judgment. for wantvot’ answer; iln‘ln
, ' v ' . Fell of hi vs, the John Hancock Mut.
Life ins. 00., judgment for want of
answer; Chas. iii, Church. Admr. vs.
Patrick Corcornn, at his, disclosure
of defense. or foreclosure: Charles A.
Kraus Vs. Dennis A. Casey, judo
mcnt for want of answer: liridzct
Keatinc vs. Catherine Corey, pinin-
tilf's motion to make town of New .
town it party defendant; E. Elslng lie
Co. vs. Casper Zoelllmzor, defendant's
pics in abatement: Bacon \Vakeman
vs, John l. Throchmorlon, et his. de-
rnurrer of J, i. and M. A. Throckmor»
on. . .
Adams Express Co. Arrange: a 8y:-
connectiop with the American and
Southern Companies. has euro-ted the
adoption of a system for bonding its
men instead of the business being done
by corporations organised for this pur-
pose. This is owing in lnrze measure
to the cxactlons-of_the int‘ter. their
rlnorous rules-in declining to accept
risks and in arbitrarily refusing to re-
consider cases of valued employees
whose bonds had been cancelird.
the example of the United Sinliw um‘
Denver and Rio Grnnde companies.
Elnployees ore reouired to sign an
agreement covering losses by careleszc
ness. negligence or defaication. and it
applibs from the truckmun to the
cashier. who handles hundreds of thou—
sands of dollars in ufmonth. Each is
assessed just enough to cover operat-
ing expensca.’and a‘ the end of the
year, if there is a surplus, the pre-
miums will be reduced. At present
they are $1.25 a year for drivers and
$2.50 for cashiers.
am 'glad it do scooping-tn not to wear a
watch with? a dress spit.“ Upper-
“Why?" Downer~"Because 1 never
hove my watch and'my dress unit at
the some time."-Pick-Me-Up.
A 5336 ‘ri-ti'uoui’ubiit'wue CARDS
price 25 cont-«my price 10 cents I
pack, ‘1 per dozen packs.
Delivered to all parts of the city.
Prompt delivery guaranteed.
lino. Guitars and Benji) Strings, at low.
est prices.
conscripts saws rooms
10 North Main 02.,
COMMON PLIAB COURT.
for Friday,
nlnz at 10:80 a, m.. as follows:
The Gold Bluff Miningtre’ Lumber
Co. at al in. Sturges Whitlock et ale,
can Sparket Co.. disclosure of de-
fault for failure to tile answer. and
. for taxation of costs: VE, W. Marsh at
al, ye. Mary Miller, foreclosure:
Thomas Ambrose vs, Fred'k Hermann
at or. p’aintitfs' appeal from ten-
tlon of costs: Barhlrn Tosh vs..Steph.
en Norvalr, motion for bonds for
prosecution; Jennie B. White. Extx..
vs. John H. Moder. for allowance of
amendment tocomplaint and forc-
closu‘re; Derby Savings Bank vs.
Walter H. Munaon, foreclosure; John
llauggi vs..Jos F. McFarland oi ml.
for further. order of notice: Wm.
Twist vs. Helen M, Wells. defendant‘s
motion for order to close pleadings;
Beech Creek 0. a: 0. Co, vs. Ameri-
can Sparket (30., disclosure of do
louse or judgement: Chapman &
Bangs 00., inc, vs. Carbonating Fl, dz
l“. Co, disclosure of defense or Judtc
merit; the U. T. Hun'zerford B. & C.
Co. vs. Carbonating E. c F. 00., dis-
closure of defense or judgement; Gif-
ford Bros. Vs. George D, Nichols .Tr..
plaintiff's motion to cite in defend-
nrts: Henry A. Gl'bert'va. Herman J.
Schmltz. motion to reinstate on the
docket; Daisy G. Hitchcock. Adm'x.
vs. M.‘ C. Hitchcock, foreclosure by
sale: State of Conn, vs. Julie E. Mur-
tln ct ei., defendant’s motion for
Judgement for failure to comply with
order of court; Mary A, Lennon vs.
Jillian H. Sterling. motion for special
lvcs oi oi, plaintiff‘s motion to re»
store case to docket, and for Judit-
ed complaint: Mary E. Hewlett vs‘.‘
Homer F Bucknnm, dblciosnre of do
tense of judgment; Emily 1. Lovell ve.
Harry '1‘. Sounders. motion for spec-
ial bail; Albert Dorm Vs. Mary Mc-
Dowell, motion for further bonds for
prosecu'ion: City of Bridgeport of al,
vs. Jeremiah D. 'l‘oomey. Jo. et his.
Smith Vs. Conn. Railway & Lighting
M
TO BOND ITS EMPLOYEES.
—--——._.
tom for lie Men.
The Adams Express Company in
The new departure is in line with
#2
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A, Luck 0! Coincidence-«Downdfa—"I
moon pack: of Bicycle Cards, regular
DAILY, EVENING AND SUNDAY
PAPERS
JUST RECEWED.
A , complete . line .of .Mnndolinarwo-
out i
“entrant. o. align Tn"
’rmnyen. on... on Shemfiallmdnij . oun onzsr consent: urieu- .u ° '40va BACK-
ATS. ,
g: The ah‘ncc of. straws shows
m
OCORRECTFAL
Friday's short calendar list has
thirty-one cases to be disposed of by
the court of common pleas. Judge.
flow-rd .l. Curtis, presiding, begin-
Rcvcrsc the old layin
which way the wind blows. .
, Time for soft and stiff hats nowg‘ nd this is the place to
find YOUR Fall Hat. fr
. You can easily find the most bcco’tning 53101” here. in ci-
thcr soft or stiff styles, which will express your individuality—-
all the lending blocks await your choosing.
j, OOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Coil, 82-2.
l
I
it
: :.,.
Soft Hats of black. nutria and nut brown, in varying
widths of brim and crown heights. mpny swell shapes espec-
ially adapted for young men's wearing. $200 and $3390. '
Correct Derbies all together in a big show oi’li'ivarioim
smart styles, $2.00 and $3.00.
Hats for boys and 'a variety of the new Tam O’Shan-
ters for little fellows. -
Every other Faiiish thing for men and buys to wear, save
shoes—a great display of smartly tailored Suits, Fancy Hos-
iery. newest in Neckwear and Fancy Shirts.
'.
nonw‘ALK.
Tot. Cell. 444.
CUT PRICES ON POOR GOODS WiN N0 TRADE WORTH
HAVING.
it's not what you pay for :1 thing. bu‘ piml you not. for
whut you pay that entlsiics you. Thor." is. :; mono to the uuui‘
ty of grain us well its to prices. a ruugc .upl limit within
which you can buy with safety, beyond Mm ll you rmmui ll“
without endangering your animals. n Willow and liinil beyond
which we cannot go. without forfeiting you mud will We
offt r the host grain of the price you ought to puywno more.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANpEL T. HATCH;
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Doll “and
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aerator for Siexel & Gap .
will be in char
Recently head 0
New York City,
First quality work [chronic
LEWIS. 1: Main Sinai.
lie, for the
ed.
JAOKSON'S sruoio
fine Photographs
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WILLIAM P. t EERS:
‘ Mbsdealer, ’
. v-JPbone 13742
. South Name.
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and The Hall Studios,
'mor, of my Studio.
‘ OLD steer AND OLD
Old'llzhti‘h a» matter of yours.
you find dimculty in reading,
quire old sight glasses. Old
optician should be consulted.
‘ HOW
‘ . OM
loom ! Walt“ In
out eight ,
while for distan.
light shows itself ,
,We guaranme. . }
13:.“ $03:
neonuaiductmfl‘ ‘
ii
» question or disused-1t
our night is good. you I"-
boot forty. A no patent
ction. '1 ' 1
it: crmo ‘omowt.
um Non-mitt. on...
graph“. 7"! ‘ ‘
. the cold wut u‘. usually. a much longer
’ itself.
the Russel House, on the shoulder, the
mere, too."
looking fellow, without the least lndi~
cation of a smile. “Selling it to ithe
farmers for their corn, You see, ,the
g; were: in rennet .
. ' h
trot lid-the: min I
Paraoamph.
A guarantiod rome-
and brulus.
n—u—p— .
Samples of.
Billiard Pharmacy.
PHONE 1oz.
0N CATCHING COLD.
Same Simple Way: by Which it May
he Avoided.
i-lubltuul colds are due to no ill-kept
skin on the outside and dyspeptic mu-
cous membranes on the inside. the re-
sult of indigestion or cunmipntiou.
coupled with cureicssneis.
Cold water, proper. food and common
sensi- are the t‘ouln’ihiioftfi \lpon Which
u cold-euro mushroom 25. "cold sponge
bath, one to linear," ‘ { along, with u
brisk, dry rub im [3' before and
utter, is excclicntw charity that is nec—
csenry to keep the *uiuuuous circula—
tiottulive and the sh l i-ooctivc to sud-
den- changes of temperature. ‘
it‘o‘ thorny,uimccustonml to t‘i‘ii] wa—
ter, oloraricc can be untold in three
flecks time by the tire of “him at titty
comfortable tompcraturc, inciting it
due degree, colder each duy. until it can
be employed without drool us told us
it will run. Suit nuty bc lidilt‘tl to the
water for its stimulating effort. or al-
cohol; witch-huzci is nice usci‘ui.
Cold water. intelligently uscd docs
not titeul vitality, but 1'04?“ it. .t stim-
ulates the nerves that contrJi the mt-
pnnslon and contraction of tilt- blood
vessels und’rtgulutm the cutaneous
circulation. The (by rub is a fair sub-
stitute for those who tunntt wire the
cold sponge.
Hot water may- be cruplnyud once or
twice a work when i full bath is taken
and soup used. ’l‘hi: both should end
with n cold sponge.
For cold ft-ct. wading ankle lid”) in
cold water in the both-tub for one or
two minutes llif‘ftil‘P retiring will be
found effective. if reaction does not
set in after brisk rubbing, wrup the
feet in flannel; they will soon thuw
out. Do not use but water bottles or
other debilitating forms of but. (‘oid
hands may be treated on tho sumo
l‘l’ini'illit‘, but they tum- to it" taunt in
time. .
Some colds urc due to micro—organ-
isms that illifli‘k the air p umpires; but
this is much 108!“ likely to happen in n
uer.~on whose powers of t-Nistzipco have
been ruined by dietctic und hygienic
measures. '
lf colds result. from dust in tlw'uusnl
liaisons, he sometimes huppcns. the
nostrils may be washed out regularly
with somc worm alkaline solution, and
with as much satisfaction us one
brushes the teeth. This is properly a
part of the morning toilet, for those at
least who suffer for catnrrh in the at-
mosphere of great cities, Opcrutive in.
tert‘erencc on the pose and tin-out may
be required for deformities or dist-used
tissues which not as on exciting cause.
The inside and out-4dr skins of the
body are so much in sympathy and so
dependent on ouch othtr that any dis»
order of the one is sure to reach upon
the other, end this is cspcriuily true of
the alimentary canal und the skin as
a whole. Overheating whcn tired, ov-
ereating in connection with overcxer-
tion. indulging in things known to dis-
agree, ere among the onus-ts of colds;
for taking cold is ordiuurlly nothing
but a successful attack from without;
an attack that succccd; simply because
the skin which resists, is not properly
supported from within, or looks tone
One should “keep moving" when wet
or chilly, and not stand on a street cor—
ner or elsewhere without taking deep
breaths. The lungs used in this way
not as a pump to drive the blood along.
This practice. with the others named
will reduce to a shadow the liability of
having to entertain this unwelcome
guest periodically—Youths Compan-
ion.
TO KEEP CORN WARM.
“Hello, Abe." ejaculated a prosper-
ous looking man with the air of a com-
mercial traveler as he slapped one of
the crowd gathered about the de'sk in
other afternoon.
“Hello, what are you doing now?"
‘Oh, he on the read now."
"What line?"
“Fleece-lined underwear."
“Go on!"
~. "That‘s right. Selling it to the far‘
“To farmers?”
~"Yep." responded the prosperous
.Ji'
. .- * éfiéfl.‘ , od’ th
vesindivldual._‘ “Th t'll be
',u."~ ,
. 3% ”pin; his compinlon by the
pair. we edged and insertion. 31.75;”.00. u 25%:
"for 75¢. lug. 31.15, 31.39.3150. 31.75, ll. 93, $2.35, is
A J. Com 1
Bovs" andgbildrens Suits and Gretta;
" fore the when, , ,
Men’s Suits and Overcoats from “up.
Chlidrep’s Sutts and Overcoats tram,
Plenty of Rain Coats. ‘
Men’s Fall Shirts. 2 _
Large Four-in-hand ties for winnj‘bollar
We Guarantee every article sold to be .
t
SELLECK a. P
, ‘ “Washington Strict South in
The DRIED BEEF we have jolt not in, t: a pinion-rt}
store is noted for It: Fine Shaved Beef. Any quantity 1
good reach to think this Coffee we are putting out newlll .72
had. We order only small lots and have iti'renh and fillet
a pound.
SLICED PEACHES. 10 cents can. in heavy ayru
fruits are scarce and high, then sliced peaches will
our time. Have been pronounced :- good as the fr
you will try often. 10 cents can. '
fully examined and any defect of vision corrected. if
from permanent injury or from many an ache [my
o. a. .utcxj
‘ 58 Wall street, Graduate Opinion. ,
TELEPHONE toe. ( ‘ ‘
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CUTBl LLf'S
Brldgo Fish Murkot.
FLUK , , ~ 5. iii.
an , our. ms.
MACKmet. . 10o lb. , ..
amends... .~ , . 10c lb. . .
BLUE net-i, ,- 12cm.
coortsu. .12; lb.
oval-ans, OPENED. 25: qt.
ammo onus OPENED, 3m pt.
escALLors. 40:: qt.
sot-"r SHELL cans. soc don.
race oeuvenv. ..
West End Washington Btmtlrldgc,
South Nam-lit, Conn.
Special Sale of Lace Cuilai ,
Curtains All New Fail'iGm
Speciallu Selected for till
RUFFLED musLiN CURTAINS-“Plain, tucked , _
600,759, 85c and u.s1.15,s1.2s. 31.50. 31.6254‘uatr.- _ ,
RUFFLED seamen" CURTAms—Lace m
.‘ 9
uorrmoum Lao: CURTAINBHIom nudity on
' cuwram POLSFIn'wltlte'oak.
for Cottage Curtains attic. 15c and 25c.
, Funeral7 Directors and‘Eni
Serif} Maid-Slit“.
Norwalk Chronicler