no Washington at
I-IonsetSa
Good Borg-Inn
for Everybody ,
, 91:
F. D. LYON a co.
to
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clone oICountTolstoi's‘novels. Fii'ty I
arda away was a splendid looking
limiter whose duty it was to record
atlas success or failure of each shot, the
film‘song of death. with deadly ines-
},Itlll‘lrl hurling all around him; but. u
a Russian gunner stood erect and
. withstanding the danger to wltlch
new“ exposed.
.‘Tho Russian oillcera had not eaten
anything since the previous day. anti
.flle boflupondent shared with them
filial provisions he had. The taste of
. ' column, th‘nii to realize the inten-
ty-ot their hunger. Prudence urged
tho'correspondent to leave the spot. u
it
_ lie the message ended. The of. ti
titer was sent tot-warn M. Kiriiotl’u o
I”! ‘llesp‘nithh. added:
M: Kli‘iioi‘l, who was an enthusiast
iii his Work. has gained universal re-
nt Ill sympathy. He was shot
,gll t evright lung while standing
. our battery .and fell back s
all, airing, late 6 agony, the blood
h mouth. Yet, his de-
Iii
blotted on shine so that he could go
tonina‘Ya’ng and tile his despatcb. it s
tbok'him ilve hours to cover the. live
and a halt miles to Liao Yang. When
hsr't‘enohed there M. Kiriloi‘t was so ex-
hausted» and weak from loss of blood
that. ‘wdgot him into the hospital, at-
'_ ‘ He asked
in! to, complete his message for him.
m-“a soldier and no writer; but, I l
, ‘1 it that after the awful fight to-
‘da Te arevstlli holding our positions.
. hotness {bodies bestrew all the
‘ight .f'fiieir losses must run into the
thousands. We have lost live
(one d thus far. A shrapnel shell
at ‘tvIoj'iaces from General Stahel-
(Who remained for fifteen hours
Bank of Norwalk, todtiy, after his tin-
who has been visiting at her old home
in England, wtii salt from Liverpool
Wednesday on the White Star liner
Oceanic.
Fire lieiartmeiit wil hold their re - I
' l ‘ 8 lowed six months front the date hereof
_ . . .. , i _ _ f
Wham“ fascinatet. 'llii. (aptaiiis of the tompanies will hm" their claims for settlement. Those
who ncglcct to present their accounts,
properly attested, within
will be tit-barred a recovery.
sous indebted to said Estate are re»
new subway in New York. and Wide
quested to make immediate payment
tcr Simpson, assistant cashier at. the
Guarantee
South Norwallt the guests of Frank
Sherman.
drunkenness,
morning to twenty days in Bridgeport
jail, with costs.
morning. The doctor added in support
of the above statement, that he, had
had only two cases of diphtheria to re.
Bernard V. Collins has returned from
several days' vacation sojourn at 3
Wood won t. a
Miss Carrie Hines, of Mcadvllle. "
cum, in the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. v
Thomas Mamet-land, of High street. a
a
Joseph B. Ella, .Ir., resumed Ills dii- a
es as teller at the Central National
ual vacation.
. W.-.,-mmm
my and the Humming litrd." the great
New York and London comedy success
which comes in l-ont's
.ian organ grinder developos Into one of
the central figures oI/‘tho play so nat-
urally that the audience is not iit all
astonished at the constant presence or
this uncouth iigiirc in all the more stir-
ring scenes. as he. tells the tragic story
of the Vendetta,
with a thrill the (Weight of an Impeiid.
Ing crisis.
great this hemarkablq piece of char
Abortion“. LOCAL saws. ..
can easily see why we. are having such
tem is right.
\
rosuun'musmsnra.
M
MUMMY AND IIUMMING ‘IIIRD.
A unique character is introduced in
most original situation lit “The Muni-
Theatre on
‘hursday, Sept. 8. An lliltorate Ital-
the audience feels
Storms of applause always
cter work,
——if you. can one straight then you
iiccess selling furniture. There isn't.
ny secret about our success. otp-
ricer-t are right, ,otir liberal credit sys-
We are showing some
my pics carpet rugs in the S vrna.
xministm'. taper-tiny and ingrnii ‘: i
ii the smaller stars in rugs. as wclt,
a liuoletiius. oil cloth and matting.
A. .i. ANG “WINE & SON. I
134 WASHINGTON ST.
Mrs. John H. M. Lowth. of Norwalk.
The four companies of the Norwalk
lar monthly practice this evening.
so their own discretion its to a point
I practice.
George Frost, civil engineer on the
Trust Company, Fulton ‘1
treet, New York, spent the day in
Court. September 6, liliiii
walk. in said District, duccascd.
.._. ... P:
. . P a..-
SOLVENT. NtOths.
of Norwalk. Probate-
llisti'ict as,
Estaste of Ann E. Hoyt, late of Nor-
Tbs (ioiirt of Probate for the Dis—
rlct of Norwalk, hath lilt'l'i'IPtl and at-
or the creditors of said Estate to ex-
5 aid time.
All port
0
GOULD HOYT,
Administrator.
JAIL FOR SNYDER ET. UX
Frank Snyder and wife, of Benton
treet. who were arrested Sunday for
were sentenced this
HEALTHY PLACE TO LIVE
i Sou)!!! lNorwnik is an unusally Fridays at 8:45 a. m. and 4:45 p. m.
teat y p are." said Health ()tlicer Dr. -
'1 , EXCURSION TICKETS ....... .,.. 50:;
i. I... Sherer to‘a Sentinel scribe this SINGLE FARE .... ....... . ....... 40c
Excursion: to Valley Grave
days at 6:45 it. in. and 2:15 p. ‘in.
35c; single Fare, ‘26:.
1
the my is assembled.
noWerroN Hose co. wms.
‘ Y orday by Score of 7 to 1.
Rowayton Hose
use
score or 7 to i.
It“! at the contest.
hows :
l‘y captain and manager.
Lynch, 3b., as. D. Mills, cf.
........
Timed! game—1 hr., 20 min.
» foatruasv escorts.
afghan or MISS ntsaaow.
ther.
. cry.
OF MRS. GREEN.
morning at his home
Will‘s) between two officers. The
H artifwas slightly wounded in the
_ ,"Sept. 8. 7 p. m.-—~-it is oili-
. 1 announced that a portion or the
film force remains at \‘ingshuisau,
hotel, where the built of the
Inherits Bali Team in Hot Gama
Company's
, team played the third and
bile!” game of the series with the
file Hook and Ladder Company's
m o! Batten. on the Darien grounds.
yesterday morning, and won by the.
”each team had won one game.
9 Rose Company the first game and
a Eagles‘ihe second. considerable J
eat .ivas manifested in the out-
he game was a fast one throughout
Was marked by good playing on
“ignition. Some of the features of
ills game Were line running catches of
y balls by Strehie and Stevens of the
Darlene, and Minor anti Mills of the
Rowaytons, and a line double play by
drink to Hall and Hall to Moore.
new of the Darlene and Ladrigan
the Rowaytons both pitched excel-
ent'ball. Wuerz scoring ten strikeouts
and Ladrigan twelve. 'l‘lie lineups were
mink—Finch, c.; C. Wtierz, p.; W.
antler, lb. F. Alexander. 3b.; Wil-
2b.; Stevens, 01.; Strehle, it; B.
hn, .ri.; L, Stoorza. ss. ‘Water-
flow yton‘ Hose Company—L. Ken-
MICK. as c.; H. Stevens, 2b.. 3b.; ll.
‘L. Ladrigfin, p.: W. Moore.
.23).; H. Minor, if.; S. Hall, 1b.;
Will-
, '20000410—7
.. ......... 001000000’4
kid, 0. Weber and W. Lock-
ijal (I! little Miss Inez Dis-
ggiitsr of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
y, of Poplar Plains, was
wo'clock this afternoon from
. has of her grandmother. Mrs.
at 20 North Main
361.11. B. Carpenter, pastor
Ill Norwalk Baptist church,
and interment was in River-
oral of Mrs. Hannah Green
. ~ attended yesterday morn-
‘ I: from St. Mary‘s church.
, , . liter sang 0, Pin Jean and
its-tiger .lty Butler’s Voice, dur-
fi'v . The bearers were Dan-
,- ' chardDonpvsn; John
‘ .t I 0‘fiai‘a.lldward Henry
' ‘ ,lssavis. Interment was
1 lb of Homer Rockwell oc~
. iltd o'clock. Harlan"
age yesterday. Death came
album or three weeks and
‘hy illness Incident to old
. born in Wilton coming
early in life and learned
filter in the Karine: and
the Norwalk Hardware Company, and
Miss Daisy A. McQuillan, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Mchiilian, ot‘ Nor.
walk. will be soletuiiizsd tomorrow at
ccllent bathing and dancing to all who
desire such.
and Huntington
STEAMER HUNTINGTON
CAPT. mat a. YOUNG.
Leave Huntington for Norwall. Fri-
IAave Norwaik for I{iiiitlngilon on
Children 5 to 12 years: Ercursion.
port in Jilly and one case of typhoid in Oulr 3“";In‘éfos‘2‘e‘gggm aggrdzutm; . ‘ BANK'
A J. ' poop e o . fl . ‘
“8m ._.._.______._... across the Sound to Huntington Bay. UN’TED BANK BUILDING
BRIGGS—McQUIL‘LAN one of the flnord enacts of water, with . ._.- . We“... , M---
, , ' scenery unsurpasse . ;
The marriage of trunk h. Briggs, of The stop at Valley. Grove adords ex- UREAT
Meals sorvoti at. all hours.
St. Mary's rectory tomorrow. The Rev.
James H. O‘Donnell will oilicatc, Miss
Minnie Henry will be. the bridesmaid.
while Vernon Miller will lie the best
inau.
CIGARMAKERS AT DANBU RY.
A good sized delegation from the Cl-
garmaker‘s Union went to llaiibury
yesterday and participated in the par—
ade and picinc of the Central Labor
Union. of that place. The members oi
the local Union are lotid in their
praises of the excellent entertainmen.
and provision made for outsiders by
their Ditiibury bretliern. Thelocal dc—
legatlon had the honor of heading the.
parade,reinforced by Sevc‘s full band.
IN THE UTOPIAN AGE.
How the Theaticai Magnlte Gave a
Real Treat to His Stars.
As the theatrical-season was coming
to an end in the Utopian age. J. As-
bestos Curtin, the theatrical magnate,
called to his omce all the actors and
actresses who had been in his employ.
“I suppose that. few or you have
much vacation money, if say," he said.
“Not a word. now: I Just know how it
is, and therefore, it is my intention to
give you all a splendid vacation treat
a pleasure unique and psychological."
The histrions b med expectantly.
“My vacation tr at to you is simply
this: ‘I will order our press agent not
to write any squibs about you players
sailing for Europe to order a starring
vehicle from Plncro, Sudermann or lb-
sen. There will be no cute little stories
of your touring the (lords of Norway.
winning at Monte Carlo, or about your
recreation at the Riviera. Therefore
these little fictions will not exasperate
you while you are sweltering at Coney
or chasing next season jobs up and
down Broadway.” .1
A chorus of thanks broke from the
thespians who were to be spared the
annual torture.~Ncw York Sun.
_.._~—/
TOPIC TIPS.
TlleS from two to four inches are
being much used. ,
The printed nets increase in loveli-
ness with each day's showing. '
One nice drop skirt of good silk an»
enters for several gowns.
borne on a tidal ane of popularity.
Either perfect simplicity or unbrid-
led extravagance characterizes the
gown of ...e season.
Italian cut-work closely Seconds the
English embroidery tor trimming.
Tiny silk ruchings, gathered thickly
are used in many dainty tashions as
garniture. .
Scam putts of mousseline head the
lace rallies on one fetching shirt.
The Marie Antoinette sash with
broad pointed, trout and narrow back
is a favored fliylo. °
1, The purplewkld shoes are fascinating,
even it they do suggest Easter eggs.-
More unique than becoming are the
gowns whose girdles extend to the dec-
olleiage. .. ‘ i ,
’:“Yes. int give you a meal of vic-
tnsls if you'll shovel on these side-
walks." ,
“Would you not prefer, madam. to
have In shovel oi! the snow?" -
"Poor fellow! Hare you trumped all
the Way from Boaten?"—-Chlcago Trill;
ans.
7i.
. Tommy (who-anther is a no
The little blouse jackety is being '
Straight
then you can easily see why we are
havmg success selling furniture.
There Isn‘t any secret about Our sue.
ecu. There can‘t be, any secret about
what every body knows. What we sell
and what we sell it for has leaked out
and everybody knows it. You can't
make a mistake when you buy, etc,
A. J. Angevitie (it Son.
“ FURNITURE.CARPETS, ,
LINOLEUM. srovss, Etc.
134 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
Youtouth
Brazilian Balm
50 Dom 25¢
instant Beliet
_——‘-
carnal!
canons ‘
Bronchitis " ,
Sore bloat res-.3
' Minimum.
”twill-Adi
”bombs-via”
”commonest-add
fi‘mhm. ..
flan-m some
insoles-y. main. who'- that can
“19‘ ms .
Should Convince the Greatest Skeptic
Not 'wallt citizen. -
31 Franklin street, by. t I
"l was
Ot‘iillphtlon a
in
I" or. under treatment for kidney com—i
l‘~ taint and urinary trouble. and when
discharged 1 received an uncured card,
It had too li-equent action of the kidney
‘ i‘irs. Reid’s School:
- tiliitiifiji i Silt
ughsmtauaw‘
POOITIVI raoor.‘
M
in South Norwlik. i
Because it's the evidence of a South
'l‘ostlmony easily investigated. I
The strongest endorsement of merit
'l‘,'ho best of proof. Read it: I
II. Swain, o
Iinemuu. says:
a New York hospital for over a'
Bei‘l'i’IIOHS: In fact i had lost all con-
trol. i procured Dunn's Kidney l’iils
from l’iiilstt-d's drug store. They did
inc more good than any doctor ever
did. and not only bcnctittcd myself bttt
I advised Mrs. Swain to take Doau's
Kidney i'ills for her back ache. They
cu‘ed her."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents it box. Foster-Milliurn 00.,
Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the
Iiiitotl Status.
Remember the name Doiin's and take
no other.
"‘
' ‘ V) ..
giiulizl‘ '-\
I W ”it 'I‘
, .lhlliiilrzozz _
Th”. watchful bitiiitcr itilly realizes
IIM‘ rcspouslbiiiteb resting upon him.
He is well aware that be Is the cuc-
thluu of lhe liarilcariied savings of
thrifty people. and that every dolltir
deposited in his bank must he I‘Otlil‘ni‘il
upon demand with interest.
FINANCIAL srosMs.
arise sometimes as quickly as: thun-
dcr storms in August. You must there-
fore have full confidence in him and
his ability as a financial weather pro-
phet.‘ Select your banker then as carc-
i'uily as your pliysicuit.
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
manhunt Slit!
Men’s. Bous’ and
Childrenfs Shoes
New in Full Farce at
D. columns.
11 North Main Street, South Norwaik
HILLSIDE, NORWALK.
Reasons September 22d.
m
COLLEGE PREPARATORV, GENER-
AL AND SPECIAL COURSES
OF STUDY FOR GIRLS
AND YOUNG
LADIES.
ATTRACTIVE PRIMARY DEPART.
MENT FOR YOUNGER.
PUPILS.
~—
ron cmcuutss ADDRESS
MRS. M. E. MEAD.
.. a“ ,.
Whit WeCan and [Do
.Seli Iliah Grade
Anthracite
Egg. Stoveand Nut
COAL
$5 75 per ton
2,000 L38. GUARANTEED.
An independent mining company,
not in the coal trust. ohercd us for
spot cash at a i’reduced price sevcrnl'
boats of coal If taken in August and
September. We bought and are Elvin}
the consumer; the benefit of the DUI"
chase.
. When It is gone we shall probabll'.
hays to raise the price. So buy now.
at . ——
nUALfrv AND WEIGHT GUARAN-'
V. knees. '
\
"Lat-hound.
Ito M _
6 Thin Tumblers for
Lightning Jars.
Balloon Ii‘iy Traps.
a
Our annual sale of all kinds oi Summer Goods commences on Saturday, August 271ii.
our custom not to carry over goods from one season to another and for this reason we have
Evorythl’ng in tile line of Summer Goods will he sold. ‘
No attention will be paid to what the goods cost. or what the toi'morrpricc was.
AIJIJ OI? OUR LAWNS AND iliMI'I‘IES.
SUMMER WASH GOODS OF ALI. KINDS.
LADIES“, GENTS’ OR CHILDREN'S SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
LADIES‘ WHITE LAWN SHIRT WAISTB.
LADIES' LINEN AND I’. K. SKIRTS.
LADIES‘, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S BATHING SUITS.
IIAMMOCK‘S 0F ALI; KINDS.
Fiat. irons, 5, ti. 7, 8 lbs, 3c per lb. Tanglcfoot‘ll‘ly Paper,
Heusefurriishin'g Dept.
7c doz. 'lAli our China Tea Cups and Souc:
19c ‘ .liir liubbcrs, any kind,
i
fiznefrlgeratw Pans, any size, 19c1
25c per box I
25 per cent. discount on White Mountain ice Cream Freezers.
fAftcr Dinncr Cups,
RISTRAM&HYATT
SPECIAL SALE i .
It has always been
inaugurated this sale.
39d
fancy German
China; 100
Our
built up
DOVCI'
“gold bricks.”
tual benefit.
Ibo Ill-tight “Place A
’ To Buy Coal.
business has been
and maintained
through honest and straight-
forward business methods.
and by those we thrive. We
misrepresent
goods in any way. .We sell
coal. but not bargain counter
coal. We sell bricks but not
We solicit a share of your
trade. confident that we can
serve you to your complete
satisfaction and to our mu-
Therc isno better place to
buy coal than right here.
m: trusts conga.
H. Krieger 81:00..
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk,Conn.
No. 2 and s OAZIT‘I’IBUILDING.
vertex» ;
ta“: ~‘
Shirt
OLII‘
Last
,
one of tIIé‘PSe‘ Shirt
‘
———-—I
—____
> Price.
a Wide-Awake Slips.
best.
gain the sale of them.
‘ n
m
Tel. 357—6.
Glover’s, the Place
THREE Iiiiiili -PIINIS.
Name. Quaiilu.
The Elite name stands for value in
The Quality of
Elite Stock is always one grade the
THE PRICE, $3.50
astonished the people when we be
lien Slices That Fit.
room for our Fall
stuiisti suits tor
Then are made of
absoluiehi pe’iiect
To clean this
be too late.
1 This is the“ Cash
Suits
We areIZbound to Clean, Out event
in iiie“nextffeut daus.
arriving dailil. "You will need these
Linens. Crash. Silk. etc.
there is a bidcul in price on event
shirt waist suit. in the store.
Get hours todau. Tomorrow mall
u... 1 '-i‘:'
' v “xx-.-
Waist
‘Call'
Waists" Suits Wilh-
W e netd the
Goods" "Which are
menu a this bet. ~
Lawns. Females.
Even) one
and up-to-date.
stock up quickiil
and Credit Store.
West Washington
your property, whether it is a farm.
a house and lot In town or real estate
6! any description quIekly. call or ad-
. J.
THE Jag: I. pawns-m
" ’ than". at mm. or. astronaut. court.
dress
. W; B. DIQJIRMO
nmhhdadvm snails!)
H. Krieger & Co.
his.“ win To Sell
St. '50. Norwaik.
Branksldc Lake In cm
Ponds
ARBEED Ir cuss stun ma
artisans. one was
on snow to 7-11 1'»: can. :2
nus; slits. -: . .
.i. t.. nor-rim,
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I
in A
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I.
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monsoon-3.,
.55: ‘
Norwalk Chronicler