Special Values 111
Umbrellas.
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20 AND as m. ,
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IOUTH NORWALK
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WEATHER FORE-CAST.
For 111111111111 and vicinity: ‘Showers
and cooler tonight Sunday clearing
and cooler. A diatuIbunco Is central
in the Lake region. Cloudy and un-
settled weather with local showers pre-
vails in the northern sections. The
weather in this vicinity will probably
be cloudy with local showers this af-
ternoon and tonight. Sunday, cloudy
in the morning, but clearing during
the day. it will be warm and muggy,
followed by cooler Sunday night.
Mi. and Mrs. Calvin 'I‘. Purdy spent
Thursday in New York city.
Jimmie Giblin, of the Stamfords will
play with the R & Ci team today.
—-Chopped Beef 1015 at Schaubs' .
Charles Nash, of Norwalk. is spend-
ing the day In New York city.
—«‘Fall Youmau Dcrbiea. O'Brien,
Quite a large number of Norwalk
people will go to Coney island Labor
Day.
-Small Chestnut coal, $4.75 per ton
delivered. At Raymond Brothers.
Harry Street, head collector for Ray-
mond Bros, spent yesterday at Coney
Island.
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«Immense quantities of candy for
10 and 201: lb. now on sale Vat M S. g
Smith 8'. Co.
Miss Grace iioffernan, of Danbury.
is the guest of Mrs. J. W, O'Brien, of
Isaacs street.
—-ChophVed Beef 10c at Schaubs'.
Miss Grace liurdy, of Brooklyn, is
the guest of Mrs. B. C. Feeney, of
Maple street. .
, -——.All styles crush hats. O'Brieu‘s.
Miss Henrietta Knox, of Brooklyn
is visiting Mrs Asa Lowndea, of Wood-
ward avenue. 1
-Small range coal, $4. 75 per ton
delivered. At Raymond Brothers.
l
Norwalk grocmy stolen will close for
the entire day‘ on Labor my.
William H. Smith has sold his sum-
mer cottage on“ Little L'Hnmmock is-
land to Judge Alfred E. Austin,
-—Your attention is called to the
great sacrifice sale of dry goods and
kitchen were now going on at M. S.
Smith & Co
Mrs. Samuel F. Foster, 01’ ‘Merwln
street, has as her guests her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stevens, of Bethel.
—Choppod Beef 10c at Schaubs'.
Miss Daisy MoQuIllan has resigned
her position as bookkeeper in the Nor-
walk Branch of the New York Grocery
company- , .
-—New Knox Dcrbies. O'Brien.
The annual clam bake of the Old
Elm Tree Club will be held at Bar
chard' ‘11 Grove. on Saturday September
ll ,1 .
VA NOTRE DAME LADY.
.l will Send free with full firetruc-
tions, some of this simple preparation
for the cure of Leucorrhoea, lcern-
tion. Displacements, Falling of the
Womb 80th or Paint Parlodl.
more .31 Growths,; ashes, De
to Cry, Creeping feeling 1111 the Spifie.
P in In the Back. and all female trou-
es, to all sending address. To moth-
ers of suffering daughters I will ex~
plain a Successful Home Treatment.
if you decide to continue will only
cost about 1! cap a a w {ilarim-
teo a cure. “i do ot wish 111 sell you
anything. Talk other. macros: of it.
that is all i ask. Address Noah!
it is stated that probably all of the.
is ProvorbiaI-‘regth girdlaik Wom-
~ on a. no. on.
How much weave to sympathe-
tic aide of was“ hind“ hen others
suffer they cheer ully lend a helping
hand. They tell you the means which
brought relief to them. that you may
profit by their experience. Read the
testimony siren 1111mm a ‘South Nor-
walk woman. .
Mrs. Lizzie whim}. of 81 Washing-
ton street South Nurwaik says: “I
had often to give u my wor .1111 11c-
omint of my back no lag so. procur-
ed 'Doan's Kidney ,Piils at Piaisted's
drug store during the larit attack i had
and they cured me. i felt better iri
every way after taking Doan' s Kidney
Pills. and can recommend them to all
women suffering from backache and
woak kidneys.’
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents a box. Foster Milburn 00..
Buffalo N. Y., sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name Doan'a and take
no other.
'fiOWLAND'S
A Word of the V
NEW FALL FASHIONS.
and an invitation to see them.
Enough of the new fall cos-
turbos are ready so that you may
get clcai idea of the new fashions
an this is your imitation to
come and view them.
IVhat is the feature
really new?
llic vogue of brown and the
use of coque de mane—.101 this
brilliant color is to he used on
costumes as well as for 111illinory.
Crushed vclvct is another
nOVclty that seems destined to
popularity
it IS made up in simple and cic-
gant styles.
Tourist costumes are anotlIcI
rogue and with their belted back
jackets made either plain or with
box pleats, they 31c of much
Vracc. -
.’1111 11.11 all the costumes are
plain. Many of the jackets are
richly trimmed and skirts 21er
killed of United or plain as one 5
iancy dictates.
'l“oday :4 show 15 of costumes at
25 to $37. 50. If you are inter—
mud in a new fall costume, this
is a Vshow not to he missed
Second floor.
HATS FOR WEAR NOW.
lly tar the majority are all
ready to put right on; some need
a tiny bit of trinnning'wevcry
one is in a new, piquant,cl1arm—
inf,r style
belt of a neutral shade or of
brown,trin1mcd with 111 Ight color
in small quantity and with ex—
cclicnt taste is the favored hat of
the time. in shape. there is much
variety, and In color Lombination
just as much variety.'an1i in
price the1e is a range from $175
to $4. 50
Black hats of silk or of silk
and velvet—«)sc.
liaticy black hats with
that is
41.25
1111 sL need but"a pomvpom or
some feathers to compltto them,
and there is fine choosing among
the new trimmings
Right, rear
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THE HOWLAND
any ‘bb‘obs’ko.
Bridgeport. Conn.
HOTSL ARRIVALS.
Among those recently registered at
the Hotel Clifford are: W. Dougherty
N..:Y C.EKeen ChichaNWD.
£8“, York; 6 W Horton MNew,
W. Buybarn, 801%an J3}
E;ork George F. Walters, Springfield;
EM Hunt. Bostonu Mr. and
W.‘ Bette, 11.111111111111111, N. Y... 1.1.111
Mrs. A. B. King, N Y.; George B.
Rhodes. New York; Lewis Brown,_. New
York; Nelson King. New Duluth} .
l; Moss, Meriden; A W. 1311111111111,Vnc11
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‘ WE OFFER‘SPECTAL TOMOVIVIEQW:
{Legs Spriitg Lamb .
Prime Rib Roast ........ ..1611 lb. ‘bo
=, 1!; dark Twa
(3.3711 8904 1‘ 'ir‘ ARM ‘1’." Vii} 1'.
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16c lb.
... ... .151: ll.
firing Chickens. Fowl Native Veal,
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Rich and beautiful, '
i
brim ‘
of silk and crown of fancy braid .
e3iildeing Sexton; 'W L.Rohiaao‘11.New.
When a. sit! hleeches her hair it is
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THE. 7 'HSUAL
' WAY. 1
...—.....1. _
What slaves we are to our posselo
lions!" sighed the fatigued young wo-
n1a11.'wlth weary emphasis, as she
dropped into a chair; "1 wish i were
a Hottontot and owned nothing but
I. string of glass beads and a palm-
leaf fan. Moving would be so much
simplified. . ,
"Why do people have so many
things?" she continued. after her
friend had remarked sympathetically
that they had moved last year and
therefore she knew just what it wsl.
"For the last two weeks i have pack
ed and packed and packed things and
handled things and sorted things and
sold them and given them away and
thrown them away until my small
remnant of mind trouble to seggre-
gate itself from the contemplation of
endless personal and household be~
iongings and the consideration of their
disposal.
"i wont to the matinee Saturday
and all the time the star was leading
11p to the strong climaxes my brain
was working automatcially something
like this: "Phat little prlsaVVm cushion
", '
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[New Scenery.
BIO LABOR DAY ATTRACTION.
Mon. Matinee.— ——“Tho Ups and Downs
jo of Life."
POPULAR museums
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Herr 8 1111111111.
can wear 0111.11
saw 11am, our. sin.
V. .1111.” «an 111:
Pascale
Marie Wainwright
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' Twelfth-Wight
as VIOLA IN SHARE”: 1111's
EMINENTLY CAST AND 8U ERBLY
noun"
carrying the entire more productions,
including 3'”? electrical
SPECIAL ANitouNcéMENr. owing
to the interest already shown in Miss
Wainwright's engagement, it is sug-
seated to tho animus to procure
their seats as early as possible
PRICES—25c, 501:, 751:, $1.00, $1. 50.
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VHOYT’S THEATRE.
Three Days Beginning With Monday
Matinee. September 5th.
CHARLES K. CHAMPLIN.
and his new
STOCK COMPANY.
Highest Grade Plan; Superior Tai-
ent. Excellent Specialties, Beautiful
Mon. Night. —“Jlm the Westerner."
NIGHT PRICES—TOC—ZOC—SOC
MATINEES—lOC—QOG.
will Just go into my round work
basket. i think, and i mustn't forget
to pack them into one of the bureau
drawers. Where did i put the key to
the medicine chest? If that lndian
paddle isn't too long it can go into
if it is, whatwoh. yes, i can strap
it with the canes and umbrellas. l
mustn’t forget that bathroom mirror.
That green portfolio and my cut-glass
ink well—w—‘v' Just about this time
the audience would break into ap~
plause and i would look biankly at
the stage and wonder what it was
all about.
“Well, you are nearly through mov~
lng now, aren‘t you?" asked the sym-
pathetic friend.
"‘Through!" explained the fatigued
young woman. “Do you know that
things spring into existence and m11lti~
ply over night? They form an endless
chain. Perhaps we are unusually ac
quistive as a family, because we are
both thrifty and sentimental.
Is a bad combination; 1 11111 it, but
our house ricvor1=seomed nbn Irmally
filled with things until we bros“. to
pack. Monday we really ”untold-that
we had finished. We worked and
worked andrworkod and packed and
packed andfpacked until after mid-
night. Finally we had everything
bored or accounted for and at l
pfclogk In the morning matures and
..iiphmnd 11111111111111 out 1111.1 the hearth
dti‘g bonito where we are staying tom-
porarily. each of us with the proverb
shitlamp or vase in one hand and‘a
basket filled with 'too late to classi.
fys in the other. ‘To—day, after the
' wads had left more and 1 thought
we would just go o'er to the house
few little things we might have over-V
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‘ dejectedly, “we went through the
It all
‘” 11111 little trim practically filled that
”His 1 X‘J‘H‘
1.. i'fihstwerethey'" ~11
“These were a few that i can re-
: Two brooms Vand an alarm
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Leap Put Butt ... ...-......1109 In. M "o fuzfief dugtem MEN .-
Corned or Fresh Plate. . 1:. 1h. summons-1111mm of mar: and »
STEAKVS: the mouth: mus 111,111.: .11» aa-
Parkman-e “mil? rm and a mm or 11am 11111 cm
Sirloin ....... '.'..;.......i1.1s11111. 1m “‘1'“ “m“ “4 “311*”
Round. ........ ...... .. .101: 111. m1? ’
Shoulder .......... . ..... ...ncn. "Am” mm” mmwm’
Vlind
that big box with the pictures, but ..
whioh ‘
for 111111111 look around and remove the . >
. house aedV collected into one room the ,
but these ‘
HOYT’S THEATRE.
One Night Only, Thursday Sept. 8.
JULES‘MURRY.
Present! the New York and London
Comedy Success
THE MUMMVY
and ‘
THE HUMMING BIRD,
New Production. Competent Cali.
P R1 1. E 8—25c—J50c—75c—SI .00.
Start An Account
Now
Fairiield Countu
Savings Bank.
5| Wall Street,
Norwaik. " Cenu.
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Where Do You Shave f
Why don' i, you go to Diaesa' Barber
Shop. Try his 1131-. share, bay rum
with all the extras Don t I'mget to try
the FREEZERINE, it prlilos tin- skin,
is good for the complexion, better than
face massage. Will give all this free.
Try at once and be convinced
JOSEPH DISESA.
30 SOUTH MAIN eraser.
’sourn NORWALK. '
DRY ESCALLOPS 40¢ qt.
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS AND
ALL OTHERS KINDS OF FISH AT
VVERY REASONABLE PRICVEVS.
CAPT. DUDRBSS
t In of wmunstfi Street 111
IF Did Salvation Army Building. 43,,
-..—......- ...... .... ..
' ‘ THE COMING FALL.
.‘.
BLUEFISH .................. 12 etc.
WEAKFISH .................. 7 eta.
BONETA MACKEREL ........ 10 cta.
EELS . ..... . ................. 10 ch.
FLATFISH 6. FLUKES ........ 7 cts.
PORGIES .................... 7 cu.
BOSTON BLUES .......... . 6 an. 1-
HADDOOK ....... . ........... 6 etc.
STEAK COD .............. 10 eta
SWORDFISH ................ 12 cu.
ISOFT SHELL CRABS.. . .. 60 cts dot.
GERMAN CARP .............. 8 cu.
, ,... . ,
NIW STYLE! 0' CLOTH FOR
SUITS AND OOATI FOR
Also fashion plates latest styles.
Now is the time to have your furs
remodeled. i-‘ifty per cent. less than
later. 1
Everything at lowest prices, For-
fort fit gunruntood.
ltoady- 111111111111. Clothos.Ski1ts,
Wants. Contamination Free.
8. FOX,
rue,“ Lsaisdffysp‘to 11,
81 Main Otto". '4th 0111111.
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Getting a” Start In Life
What Shall the Young
1111 Do? ' '
Business gives young men culture.
They take on habits and 111utoms;
thoy bet 111111- millions and woikors; ui
timatoly they are the 0111-11 who take
the places of these with whom they
have been associated.
SARTAiN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
is a good school. The fact that this
school holds the State ltocord for best
work proves to you that it is good.
I’Iof.SII1taln has educated in his Day
and Night Sthool over one thousand
voung men and women and placed
them in good positions.
The careful attention given to Its stu-
dents, the uniform s11ccosa,llts gradu-
ntos in business life and the fact that
not one Combined course graduate is
out of employment has earned for this
Institution the right to be known us
"The School that Makes a Specialty of
Each Student."
NEW TERM—DAY AND NIGHT
SESSION—BEGINS TUESDAY. SEP-
TEMBER 6.
Why not enroll?
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INSURANCE.
Particulars of
insurance Agency of
JACOB M. LAYVTON.
R. R. .11... South Norwalk.
Telephone 35 2
'PIIQM. 1“.
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and
1111111.ch PACKING
V _V *carrlad In Stock,
«stew... SILVER sunrise.
New Englpnd Result: Rotors.
Have nwwler. Gan show them
In operation.
Repairs 1.1 Stationary and Ma-
rina 1111.111:- and General Macb-
Ine Work knotted.
2H): s. N. .MtIfIBBIN
M'F‘G;€O.- .
5. WATER. 8T1. 1, IO. NORWALK.
A...
' New York.AugustZii,1904
C 16‘ Zettfnss. Esq,
Dear Sir.
Will you kindh send me to my.
residence 610 Van Corilandt Park avo-
nuo, Yonkers. New York. one box of
those pills you put up for Malaria Dr
Fergusous prescription? 1 will remit
by return mail. . Let me know how
11inch,eic.T1111-1ting that you are well.
and kind regards 1111 your brother, etc...
lam - :Sinoerely yours,
_. , L. Li CABGIIL.
Zeitluss Pharmacy
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ml," 11.111.111.111 11.. young woman,
"I can’t.” declared the to
woman. in utter despair
giro. thinkingmnlreof
a 1111. MAIN or. so. NORWALK
‘1 fl
. NEST MIN ED
. YOU on THE ne'er, ounce no M us. 1-11 HLA‘NIS COALi
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11in . 1V1H‘
of a tore.
The test of a store is in the character
of its merchandise. the honestu of its
prices. the helbiuiness of its servidd‘
it is bu such tests as these that 11" bitsl ‘
ness rises or falls in Dublic'appre‘MIiI'}
111111 The highest aim Of this bus, ,
from its inCepiion has been to faith!
and squarelu meet such tests. A Slit“?
isfied customer makes a final buSine§s7
friend. We ask no better adiérl W“?
11111111111111 we are dull!) ieceiiinti iron)?
hundreds oi just 51111111111115. ‘
6‘
83-85 Washington Street,
" ' South Norwnik. Conn. . . 1
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11111111111 Clearance Sale of Trimmed MIIhuerii
r 11 i. J 1i 1511*.
evsnvrumeiu 'i'Hs MILLINERY LINE AT nsoucao Micah?» .,
Aer-:NTsV FOR BANNER PATTERNS. ‘ ‘ .
S.S.TILLOTSON1
so wasmuorou 1111111111. 1. . V 1 'Vf. some Nopwsut, c0111.. 3. .
*9 nyx H osr ..
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The popularity of these stociiings would 11.1.1115 marvelous, it 111.111.1115
not for the marked advantage in buying this brand rather than no
other. They are “built to wear," and the fact that they do wear a good
deal longer than the ordinaiy stocking is proof of their value.
Cotton and Lisle Thread Hose. 25c to $1 00 prV.
Silk iiose at $1. 50 and $1. 69 pr.
N. E. R an
86 Washington Street. ‘ " ”South 111.111..
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$10 111150
$31. 751 to $10
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Office Chairs H
ymond and Son s
46 and 46 Main Street. Norwalk
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0 per ton.
S 15: id from
A .1115...» minnow” Shea. offd‘iti'm 5:: mar
8.11m
amount Strut.
Coal
13.5? J‘ ‘
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Goa.
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* "a mwquvs nscsivs‘o‘ sue-rota LARGE canoe or HIS
LAND con. oun con-omens 31w .‘l'HEV mam- More!» I
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Ennsnr on INDIVIDUAL MAL
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WE .DO NOT. SELL INDEP
WE DO NOT KNOW WHAT WE ARE GETT
thin MdmiaL-GL'EA'N icolit. —HONE5T wsioHT. .
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THE HARRIS 81 GA NS
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garcrr uo'mmaf
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sear Laufificou 1.111. only 1111131111. 11111111.. we 1......
large supply of cabin. fresh mined out, of 111.1111.»qu . ‘
- em. and serum stun. .
man .70! delivery In your bin." '
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