Special Values in
Men “1" 1‘
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Umbrellas.
11917113:me
_$L90
E. K1 make,
MAHACKIMO HOTIL ILOCK.
wur sissum‘o on 11111111.
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31.11.1111. parochial school will re-
open lor the full term tomorrow ruor-u
ing.
Miss Olive Gray, of No‘rv‘vulk, is the
guest of Dr. and Mrs. Nodine in Brook-
lyn. .
John J. Hanlon. of Norwalk, Is the
guest ovor Labor Day of relatives in
New York City.
Dr. and Mrs. ll. E. Boomer, of Pros-
pect avenue, are visiting friends in
Norwich, Conn. ,
Miss Hattie Clark of Elmwaod ave-
nue, has returned home from a visit
with friends in Danbu1y.
The local druggists are receiving
the annual reports today from the
State Pharmaceutical Association.
Two barges. the “ “ F Berwind"
and the Frank" are unloading car-
goes of coal at John H. Ferris' wharf.
—-'I‘errible plagues, those itching
pesterings diseases of the skin.P11t an
end to misery. Doan' s Ointment cures
At any drug store.
The Ferris Coal company to furnish-
ing the pipes for the new sewer being
constructed from Concord street to the
new lace factory of the Boese, Peppard
company. ‘
The South Norwalk Colored Repub-
lican Club will meet at the Republican
headquarters in Quittner' s Hall on Fri
day evening, September 9 All mem-
bers are, requested to be present.
All people who trade at the New
York Grbcery Company not only re<
celve extra line quality of goods but
also get the Hunt Trading Stamps with
each purchase.
Mrs Samuel F. Foster, of Merwin
street, accompanied by her parents,
Mr and Mrs Alfred Stevens. of Bethei
who are her guests, are spending the
day at Coney Island.
Eastman Kodak: and Camera sup
plies a complete and fresh stock at
William P. Beers, Book and Stationery
Stores. ti South Main street. South
Norwalk, and 49 Wall street, Norwalk
Conn.
White Bros}, of East Norwalk, have
just completed an addition to Fred.
Baxter's residence at the corner of
Concord and Chestnut streets. This
same firm has the contract to remodel
a house on the old Adam’s place in
‘Westport..
The choirs of Grace and St. Paul’s
Churches resumed their work yester-
day after the annual vacations. The
music of both choirs was excellent
The boys of St. Pauls choir spent a
week at Lake Waccabuc during their
vacation as customary.
Mrs. L. N. Phinney, of Wapplnger‘s
Falls, New York, is the guest of Nor
walk friends. Mrs. Phlnney s husband,
Dr. Phinney, was formerly a wait
known Norwalk practitioner and when
in town they resided at the corner of
West and Elm street.
A regular meeting of the Norwalk
city council is scheduled for this ev-
ening but the bession will undoubtedly
be postponed until tomorrow night ow-
ing to the holiday. it Is probable that
some member will put in In appear}
ance and adjourn the meeting to Tues-
day night.
Letter to John McNerney,
8°th Norwslk.
Dear Sir: But few of the men who
sell the hundred different paints in the
market know much about them. All
Devoe agents have a. state Chemist's
certificate telling just what; it's made
off they know a good deal, bu not, on;
"Y W. Bkatfier has takelx‘th ‘ ‘
iiifbgéyflggw all: it): figfiflg“? .11 t to build a wire crass yelézrcirph '.
that has any _sale, and dii‘nl be it polo l‘ 1°“ at “111301101“ '
a lit 1111111 out all about it.
1111111 bidk ow what a paint is made
of; we know ow it will act, we know
1101111111 11111111 .1111 how longfl it wears
DeVb‘b 111111 e 1111111111111 rpii.
The 111111111 are best is about 761’ the ‘
worst about 25; rest. are between.
But the men. whoseli them. don't
know any better. They know what the
maker summers. That is: they know
that he tells them They don't know ‘
whether-i hé‘bells them are truth- or
noise 11111111111111 is .1... 11111111111 on
knowledge; the less they know, the
more comfortable they are.
Yours truly
F W. DEVON & 330.
s Psi Wiiitn‘s 1.61331." fligbdlm and
tap es “Hardware on
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headmaster:
6“?
All Kinds of Neil
5.175;. garage—.1“: ’ ‘é’s. as
. titled To.
’ “Henry!"
"Yes. dear.".
"You needn‘t take so much trouble
to come in quietly. i'ro been awake
Pratt‘s? three mortal hours. What tints
I y 1'
"About three o'clock.”
“Nice time for you to bo‘ getting
horas. Isn't, it! Where have you
been?"
"Over at Clarke's."
01111211 i suppose you mean not
disreputable Bill Clark. Who else
was the‘re'!" ‘
"Well, niy dear. place it interests
you so deeply. the other members of
the party were Dr. throy, lawyer
Howe and Hal. Smith. "
“A nice set of rumaasl What were
HAIL TO THE SILKSl
As summer wanes, One thinks
of the glory of the autumn foliage
as the bru.-.t1 of Jack l'rost touch-
as t ~...1b brilliant color. Here,
there is now an assemblage that
seems almost to have stdlcn tlrc
hues and rich attraction of those
autumn- tinted hills; an assembly
of peerless, beautiful, shimmering
silks. tome and see it in its
l)l‘1|lll‘y ; come and enjoy its var-
ictv, its appeal to the eye and the
you doing?"
1il'llSlii. SUISC; and Con“: Willi 115 "HCVng 8 30cm} um. Chit. Th0
111111 i1 .1ee 1111.1 as you would go time slipp‘ed—"
“What else did you do?"
“Part or the time we played cards.”
“Part of the time. What were you
playing?"
“Caroline. it was a game familiarly
knorm as draw poker. Now l'd like
to go to‘ sleep."
“Henry!"
"Huh?" >
“Wake up. ‘ Did you win or lose?"
“Won. I guess."
"How much?"
“Don’t know. Gim'ms rest.
sleep!"
"But about how much?"
Henry sighed. “As nearly as l can
recollect about $50."
“New. aren't you ashamed? Out-
rageous! l‘never should have thought
for a stroll through those glowing,
1111111y- -ti‘utc1l wooded hills.
We think of your money, to be
sure, but time is satisfaction in
thinking of your enjoyment too
ilrc store always l1.1s‘an eye to
business’ but it also always has
an eye to your pleasure. And so
the store freely invites you to err-
joy all its attractions: and just
now specially invites you to enjoy
the silks.
The feature of the
the prominence of brown. Not
for years has brown been so
strongly favored. Any one of a
number of shades rs high 111 favor
Go to
fall silks is
but the shade is a ri1h golden iiiftiiya" thin“ ‘“ “3° ”rid- N0“-
' 1 '1' 1 ll "“
l1ritt1l1yrlriftlrntsLL1rrs to fury t rob "What did you mint ms to do—
W i... lose,"
th brown isn't suited to every
one, .1111] so it has :1 male in fash’
ion 5 place—blue. And such blues
as there are! lriglrt or deep.
dark or glouing, plain or 111 fig—
urcs—but come and 5L0.
Just two years ago the store
introduced Grandmother black
silks to the city. They won i11-
Staut favor. Now the store pre-
sents (‘irandmotlicr silks in colors.
And what beautiful colors!
Golden brown, deep brown, blue,
national blue royal blue, silver
gray. castor, ulritc, Liranrpagne,
cream, gray. 1101'» they gleam
and glisten, you Lau know only by
seeing. 85L :1 yard.
“There's no use trying to treat the
matter iiipp‘antly. You can 111111 go
right back and return every cent of
that money to the gentlemen you
Won it from " ,
"But they've gone to bad."
"Then the first thing tomorrow
morning." .
Henry explained the involved char
acter of the pecuniary relationships
in which it was possible. he said. for
every man to be a loser to everyone
of his opponents. A return of the
spoils was out of the question. The
argument seemed satisfactory’tor
several minutes. Then the prosecu-
tion reopened.
“I'll forgive you on one condition.“
"Name it."
"'i‘ha‘t you give 320 of that money
for charity and every cent of the rest
of it for some new clothes for my-
self "
Ten minutes later.
THE’HOWLAND “I guess 810 ought to do for chm
ity, don't you think so, Henryl~
New York Press.
DRY GOODS co, ,
. ~ The Den.
‘Bndgeport. comb Clean all the house and clef“ the
barn,
Clean garret. kitchen, pen:
Clean all the closets till they strino,
But. woman. spare the den.
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BUILDING NOTES.
(Commercial 11111111111. )
C offset for Paper Mill.
Wn‘r. Ii: smith has been awarded the
entire co‘ntritct. for the new factory
1111111111111 to be érected by the 51.
George Pulp & Paper Co., on Smith
street. It will be a brick structure,
11311225 feet The contract for the car-
penter work has been sublet to Barry
W Mother and the Jones & Hotchklse
Co.. will put on the slate roof. Com.
plete details were given In a recent is-
sue of the Bulletin
Four Family House.
Ground has been broken on Slocum
street, on the “Fair Grounds" tract.
for a four- family house to be erected
by M. R Bennett is will be about
321138 feet. finished in the same style
as the tworamiiy house now nearly
completed for the same owner .I. E.
Botsford has the entire contract
truss In 111111.11.
Contractor. N. S. Finch has begun
work on another house on Main street,
Darlen, for Joseph Hindley. The other
house, which Mr. Finch is uiiding for1
the “shine obvner, is pract cally corn- '
pletedet “’1‘ 1.
Residence on Taylor Avenue.
White Bros. have been given the en-
tire coutract for the new house to be
erected on Taylor avenue, by J H
Brown, of the plumbing tlrm of Brown
& Co. The owner will do the plumbing
and heating. _ ., 7 _
The new house which Contractor
Leslie amble is building at Bronx-
vill - ...Y is being plastered.
The gay French novel lying there
Upon this silken shade
Must not stand up against the wall
Like Cromwell on parade.
The Arab's head, upon the stand,
in all his wrath Will rise
It you. with duster, dust his face,
And ill! with dust his eyes
And you would scrub that inkspot out
And never feel nor care,
Yet Joyous was the time i had
The night} spilled it there.
Why dust the picture of the door
That. wounded. stands at bay,
And thus Wipe out the finger marks
0! one who's passed away?
Clean all the house and clean the
bifll.
Clean garret. kitchen, pen;
,Clean all the closets till they shine,
But, woman, spare the den.
«indianapolis Sun.
An Air of Sincerlty.
W J. Jennings is doing the painting
and George Meeker the plumbing for
the improvements being made to the
moon on Water. street bacon“: pur- .
chimed by M E. 1111-1131111. _.
The new house which N. 8. Finch
of Darien. is building. on Ferris ave
use. for Dennis Collins, is nearly ready
to plafter. John W. Beatty will do
as p11 11 iing'
John W fiehtY libs was awarded
the contract for the Writing 111 hall‘-
nectlon with the new memes, W
Contflcim KI"! W lather is 1!-
1113.411 Mott avenue. for Franklin A.
111-. Buhflll—an't 11 closest 1‘
Miss Pacer—Well. l have felt it
closers-Chips.
. From Florida. -
i‘the other night was exhorting his
hearers to tr3 to get to heaven. He
shook his finger at a long row 0!
(”Monthly dressed Northern visitors
and said “Manhunt” ‘
‘ "sisters an‘ broaden. let me tell
‘ ‘ l
8111 “'1 yo’ dat hoaben am so ‘wahni an pleas-
Robbins Bros will do the plastering .
l iii E : r ant. an do acclimatlzauon up dar £111
for
11111. 11611“ being erected withers
avenue for Frank C. Van $60!. the
plumbing and heating contractor.
No’ths'n folks will eber 1111 1111‘ rue
nin’ ems furs yo'r has hornet tor
Wald a 111 may m,‘m __ florid! 1111; sit wales No
vii; ljii liytia "'8' tflm sabt $1111 ies“ 1111.11 win: yo sat in3
W 1 1m 11
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iii M; i .. Com-thins Like a Walton. .
If ,
of 03111an muffi- (to bétéi preamble}—
1110101111 preacher in Orlando. Fla.
'80;le dot none ob yo' rich.
Momsnoancymyosr»
HOYT’S THEATRE.
Three Days Beginning With Monday
Matinee. September 5th.
CHARLEI, K. CHAMPLIN.
and. his new
STOCK COMPANY.
Highest Grade Plays. Superior Tai-
ent, Excellent Specialties, Beautiful
New Scenery,
BIG LABOR DAY ATTRACTION.
Mon. Matinee—“Tho Ups and Dawn!
of Life."
Mon. Night. ——“Jlm the Westerner."
NIGHT PRICES—10c—20c—30o
~MATINEE8—10c—20c.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
One Night UOnlg',Mu Thursday Sept. 8.
Presents the New York and London
Comedy success
THE MUMMY
and
THE HUMMING BIRD
Production. Competent Cast.
ioEs—zscv—SOc—mc—si. 00.
Ne
Start A11 Account
Now
Fairfie’ld Counill
Savings Bank.
5i Wall Street,
‘Norwalk, Conn.
Where Do You Shave !
Why don't you go to Disesa' Barber
shop. Try his 151: shave. bay rum
with all the extras Don t forget to try
lilo FREEZERINE, it priiles the skin,
is good for the complexion, better than
face massage. Will give all this free
Try at once and be convinced
JOSEPH MESH.
so scorn MAIN erase-r,
short-1' NORWALK.
BLUEFISH ...~ , . 12 eta.
WEAKFIB‘H ............ 7 111.
comers MACKEREL ......... 111 1:11.
EELS . . . . ................... 10 etc.
FLATFISH a FLUKES ........ 7 m
Pennies ....... . ............ 1 1:11.
sot-refs sLu‘ss .............. e :11.
Hancock ................... s on.
STEAK con . .......... 10 ct:
swonor-‘rsri ................ 12 1:11.
sor-"r 31121.1. cases. so at: 111:.
asaMAN CARP ............ . .s m.
DRY ESOKLLOPS 40‘: qt.
Loud AND noose CLAMS AND
ALL omens KINDS or FISH AT
vsnv REASONABLE emcee.
CAPT. DUCROSS.
ll“told“!w saw-11°11 {to 11111 ”vii. Wigs
le OWL“ or CLOTH ron
QUIT! AND COATS FOR
THI COMING FALL.
Also fashion pistes, latest. styles.
Now is the iiiilo, to have your furs
remodeled. Fifty per cent. less than
later
Everything at lbwest prices
feet tit guaranteed.
Neatly- to- wear, Clothes, Skirts,
Walrus. (lusts. Alterations Free.
5. FOX,
res Laotns' ,TAILOII.
11 1111111 1111... Now-111. Conn.
Per-
~m-
Getting 11” Start In Life
What Shall 1111 Young
Mari Do?
Business gives young men culture.
They take on habits and customs;
they become thinkers and workers: 111-
timately they are the ones who take
the places of those with whom they
have been associated.
SARTAIN’S BUSINESS COLLEGE
is a good school. The fact that this
school holds the State Record for best
work proves to you that It is good.
Prof. Sartaln has educated in his Day
and Night School over one thousand
young men and women and placed
them in good positions. ,
Tire careful attention gIVen to its stu-
dents. the uniform success, fits gradu-
ates 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 as
"The. School that Makes 11 Specialty of
Each Student.”
Ni-zw TERM—DAY AND NIGHT
session—seems TUESDAY. sap.
rsmean 11.
Why not enroll?
AUTOMOBILE
lNSURANCE.
Particulars of
Insurance Agency of
Macs M. 1.1171011.
R. R. Ava. South Norwalk.
Telephone 36-2.
J.
Phone. ill.
11111111 Bros Valves
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CARLOCK PACKING
Carried In flock.
11011111111 1111111 11.111111.
New England Bloch Ia 1111111.
Have rio superior. 3111 show them
In operation.
Repairs to Stationery and MI-
rlns tn'gln‘s’i Ind 11.111111 Matth-
lns Work Iollclled.
ZHE G. N. MCKIBBIN
M'F’G CO.
at who. 11. so. NohWALk.
_ New York, August 26,1904.
0. F. Zeiti’uss, Esq.,
Dear Sir.
Will you kindly send me to my
residence, 610 Van Corilandt Park ave-
true Yonkers, New York. one box or
those pills you puy 11p for Malaria, Dr
Ferguson' s prescr prion? 1 Will remit
by return 1111.11.11» me know how
much, etc. Trusting that you are well,
and kind regards to your brother, etc. .,
Zertiuss Pharmacy
a ho. to o.
" coat
The rest
of a Store.
prices. the helpiulness of its Se '
It is bu such tests tas these that ab
from its inception has been that .
and squarelu meet such tests. A
isfied customer makes a final bu -‘
, :4
hundreds 01 just such irieirds.
83-85 Washington Street,
South Norwalk. Conn.
11'
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Annual Clearance Sale of Trimmed N
EVERYTHING IN THE MILLINIRV LINE AT 1120116211 111118881
AGENTB son IA 11111111 PATTIRNO.‘ ,
S S.TILLOTSON1
86 WASHINGTON BTREET-
L"nyx Hoeie
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The popularity of intisc stockings would seein marvelous, it i
not for the marked advantage in buying this brand rather than
other. They are “built to wear," and the fact that they do wear ti
deal longer titans the ordinary stocking is proof of their value.»
Cotton and Lislcr'l‘hread liosc, 25c to 31-00 pr. .
Silk Hose at $1. 50 and $1159 pr.
5153‘: M .1."
N. E. “Wm
86 Washlnglon Street. /
, South iv ‘
Roll Top Desks
Office Chairs 15.7510 $111
Raymond and Sons
46 and 48 Main Street Norwalk.
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orb seminars Lena... e JEBDO
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nzuvznrb 111 ms 112111111 111'
$6 00 per ion.-
1 hhliaps’r new has sneer been offend 1111 11m nit
Rayl’i‘idhd fires
157 Washington Strut.
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‘ ' We HAVE ascarvso 111107151511 LARGE cause 0
LAND 120111. 01111 cusromsns ssv‘ rnav WANT Nor-+11
LfiHlGH COAL rs KNOWN rr-rnobcuou‘r ms u. 8.
111+ M1
wit up Nor SELL moses NDENT on IN'o'iv'thAL
wé no NOT 11110111 WHAT w‘e ARE annual. T0 on sun: ‘
YOU oer r11: seer. ososn FRO M 118, medium c0111.. '
out. Nerves-CLEAN COAL —HONE8T WEIGHT.
66111., wbbh, HAY, 1111111111111: reed.
ran HARRIS a eras
. m as Wish-«I in N 111.111.
“1 0mm ”as“ o
Wang? 111111ch111. 1111.. only runs we handle. w. ruin _ ‘ 4
‘ daisies. fresh mined cell, of the finest {footer-,1
stats and edits-nod clean.
2 ' m FER TON delivered in your bin."
. “muttering .
., fiW1Wt Drivers. Chan Cool.
mm mm... .1 an attractive pHee.‘ ,
‘ “ if“ ”i “CUM! fit Ito's.
Norwalk Chronicler