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Umbgsu IS. ‘ ‘a . W “Shiite" to Music. 9 ny t6 ou
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. . , , . - . Is the 3.,, .- ‘3‘ ~ , ,,
N'AND‘!‘ l“. H possessor of a full grown ferret, a v To aur flr.‘ ' H
lhcre are so many so-callctl ‘ . »
present from some place In Kansas.
The animal has the appearance or an
elongated white rat with it killed:
tail, and is not only thoroughly do-
mesticated, but till about the most en-
tertaining house pet imaginable.
it plays with a string like a kitten
and is very fond of music, dancing
in a kangaroo sort of fashion when
its young master whistles a llvelv
tune. it aeeini especially fond of a
zllhcr owned by Master Sheley, and
never seems Quite so Well satisfied as
when resting its long, pinkish body
across this instrument and scratching
the strings with its claws. in addi-
tion to being a rare pet, the ferret is
AT
" school shoes that aren't worth a
$1.00 picayuuc for wear that most
‘ mothers have a fear of the very
E0 K.Rfl. ‘ , a, name. lint this store has real
museum oral. alien.
school shoes. They are so good
WEBT WAsHINa‘roN ITRIIT. that it we could tell you just how
sou-re NORWALK. .
t
Allah an
which commences Saturday, September 10. and continues for three days.
r. «is... ,L . x . .' . '
Another Busy link .
m ,I. . ‘
There's to bhh‘oltitthlnd u'pldf odd lots and broken usertmonto of I .f!
It's a bargain occ union second in importance only to th
big sale itself. Every stock in the st ore is showing tempting lots of wants
merchandise. It will pay you well to carefully read the otfcringl. l
good they are you'll buy them
faster titan we could get them.
We sell hundreds of pairs but
shoes so good ought to sell by
thousands instead :of hundreds.
One shoe alone deserves the
whole :ltlvcrtisclncnt: The How-
land $1.35 Special Shoe. Here is
We have been In the business lost one your. and we are going to 001'
cbrate the event by offering you the following extraordinary bargains.
lentil Newms
sortable goods.
Your choice of any stiyc in our entire line of 1:54: neckwear, none of
which has been in the store over one week, Anniversary Sale file.
Any of our 25c veilings. Annivcrlary Bale 19c.
1».
Several styles 0? 50“ i‘““““‘“- “1““alt’wmltlfilmd”“1““"WVOTW‘S' ()ne lot of corsets, were We now All remnants of mobile sheeting],
waA'rnsR FORECAST.
a shoe that is a shoe. it is a far . ,
, , _.____.., , . - , sure death to rats and mice, not to Anniveraar Sale 390. 39:. . ‘ “‘ .
For Norwalk and vicinity: Showors lictter boys shoe than you buy mention chickens. It is solid to be . . y -.- . l» ' ‘ linens, crashes and table damask. at ,,
tonight and Saturday. The weather is for $1.50, is as good as any $1.75 able ,m kill “y dog that attack: it, (,llildrens llrawnl-I. exwi tut muslin. all sites. 9c. (”mice "no of ladies' white lawn halt prices,
one. we know of. in truth. it is
built by the maker as a $1.50 or
$l.'75 shoe according to size. The
store buys it under a contract as
such a shoe.
This shoe has fit, looks, com—
fort and service. Maybe it has
least of looks and ‘most of com»
fort and service, but it is a mighty
good—looking shoe—and mothers
generally cloudy. ltaln ,has fallen
during the. past twenty-four hours
over the northeastern sections, upper
Luke region, and Florida coast. Eise-
wllere pleasant weather prevails. A
well-defined low area ls central this
morning in the Canadian Northwest.
Another low area is central off the
Florida coast.
..._._._____.——-
Captain Frank Mills is overhauling
his sloop.
its method of protecting itself being
to fasten its needledlke teeth in the
dog's throat and then to cling there
until tit has sucked away the ant-
mal's life blood. Master Sheley's pet,
however, seems friendly enough to his
big shepherd dog, the two playing to-
gether in perfect oomradesh»ip.—Kau-
ens City Journal.
Ladles‘ 50c canlbrlc night robes, Anniversary salt, 39:. .
Fine muslin night robe-a, extra heavy for full wear, yoke of tucks
shirt waists, were like, and $1.50 now
one, Men's neckwear in four-in-hando.
tecks, pulls and strings, regular are. .
and bile. values; while they last, 19b. ‘
each, i
with finish of ilmnburg edging, the best dollar robe on the market, Anni-
. All our figured dilnitles and batisle,
voraary Sale, 79°- » 121/40, quultity; special 8c. yard.
A nice line of line while. pcttlcoutn, lace or llnlnburg trlr-mlng, most
Ladies'
special 5c.
of these are ollr regular $1.26 kind, Anniversary Sale, 3,90. Handkerchiefs were 7c., Small lots of men's neckwear In the
newest colorings, regularly 60c; now »
35c. ‘ ’ '
Fiannclette nudérskirts, umbrella style, all entire new lot. inst receiv-
Gents' llnndkcrchiefs, were 70., spec-
ial 5c.
Cost of King Edward's Coronation. ed, Annivenhry Sale, “to.
Lincoln Council, No. 4, 0, U. A. M..
will hold a regular meeting this even—
lug.
Mrs, Alexander Hamilton and the
Misses Hamilton are visiting in Stain-
ford.
pa...
-——Knox Derbies, O’Brien‘s.
Mrs. Gates, of Greenwich, will sing
at the South Norwaik Mission Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M, Guns have
returned from a visit with friends in
Port Chester.
”Base Bull, Decker Field, Saturday.
R & G vs. Stamford, Elliott. of the
New York National League, will pitch
for R a G. h .
Rev. Dr. Riker and Dr. Osterbanlts
wars recent guests of Charles Lyons,
North Wilton.
Clothier Willis n. Selleck, of Nor-
walk, was In New York on a business
trip yesterday.
——Gran. Sugar, 20 lbs. 31.00. F. 1).
L and Co.
Mr. and Mrs. George Flinn and son,
J. William. have returned to their
home in Norwalk, after a visit with
Danbury friends. '
The Misses Jennie and Anna Mag-
ner, of South Norwaik, are visiting
Miss Kate McGlonc, at her home in
South street, Danbury.
The Rev. Alexander Hamilton has
returned from Greenfield, Mass, where
he was in charge of St’, Jnmcs‘s parish
for the past; six weeks. ~
———Men's and Boys‘ Caps, O'Brien's.
t
The Painters' Union will hold an
adjourned meeting Wednesday evening
of next week to consider the matter of
who once thought that $l.75 or
even $2 had to he paid for their
lioys' shoes are findingr these $1.35
ones just right.
All sizes from t) to 12 and from
13% to 5% at tile one price--
$1.35.
Filler shoes for boys. li‘ille Vici
call: with stout sole, $2: with
stout welted sole. $2.50. Sizes 1
to 5%.
Girls' school shoes that merit
the name, that are stylish, that
are sure to wear well. Vitalli‘c
calfskin with dull top, strong oak-
tantled weltcd sole, spring ‘Or
safety heel:
Sizes 6 to 8%135.
Sizes 11 to 2——$2.
Sizes 85/3 to lot/2-—$l.50.
Sizes 2).:- to (i--$3.
THE HOWLAND _
DRY Goons co.,
Bridgeport. Conn.
TIES—'1‘!
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. '
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
MONDAY SEPT; 12th
v. A, H, WOOD, Presents
A MeIo-Drama in Six Acts and Nine-
'I‘lle cost of the mronntion of King
Edward VIL, details of which were
recently published, establishes a rec:
ord for modern times. it was consid-
ered, until recently, a iordiy and
llxapilililocnt thing for the subjects of
George W. to spend [$238,238 in put-
ting a crown on his head, but we have
eclipsed their iavlslrness byi£121,000.
William IV. and Quenn Adelaide were
“burnout with a modest £50,000. it
is not easy, says the London Chron-
icle, to understand" in What King Ed-
ward's £359,000 was sunk, not so
easy. at least, no in the ease of
George IV.———a sumptuous record of
whose coronation proved too mstly to
tinislh. The part which did appear
contained seventy-three colored draw.
lugs, “firiis‘lled like enamels, on vel-
vet and white satin.” Each portrait
curs-t fifty guineas. A different spirit
animated Earl Grey, when defending
the ministry tram a charge of unsoelm~
ly nlutilations in regard to King Will-
tom's coronation. "It was the hope of
the king and the minis-tors," he said.
"to preveht a heavy burden from fall-
ing on the people."
Giving Medicine to I Sick Tiger.
In a certain zoo in a very beautiful
tiger, said to be the largest one in
oapi'tivity. But if he would only
move about as if he felt at home, and
not be so dignified, we should be bet-
ter pleased with him; yet the poor
creatlim is cmusable, because he has
dyspepsia, and his sufferings make
him cross.
One day the keeper decided to ad-
minister a dose of medicine, a: w» ...n
the bottle and a whip he cli.i:.»...~.l .o
the top of the coge. Was that tiger
cross; You would have thought so
if you had seen him throw back his
great head and may at the whip. The
keeper. after enraging him. poured a
Sale, 19c.
nary Sale, 15c.
lo‘inc torclloll laces, and insertion, \v
tie to ltie yd., your choice at. tile Anni ve
can have these same stockings, any at
children, at our Anniversary Sale, 190.
F.
Valuable Real Estate
WiLL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION
ON'
Ladies' wrappers, $1.25 and $l.50 qualities, Anniversary Sa e, 95c.
lnfnnts‘ calnbrlc slips, with yoke of illunburg embroidery. Anniversary
Ladies” line, lisic. sleeveless vents, pink or blue, 250. quality, Anniver-
Everybody knows what excellent stockings we sell at 25c——wcil you
All silk taffeta ribbon. width No. 80, pink, blue, red, black and white,
worth 35c yd. Anniversary Sale, 19c ,
N. E. R:
85 Washington .Ptroot. -,
So. "Q'WQ'W .
one lot of men's shirts which have
been selling at 500., 75c, and 31‘; a»
close at 39¢. each.
Ladles’ gauze iisle hose in plain
black and tan, also drop stitch and
lace effects which have been selling
at 391:; while they last 25c. pair,
Men‘s Fancy hose, most of them_ .
fashioned in lists and cotton, new to!-
fcta band; a 25c. value for 19c. pair; ‘
Ladles’ fancy lisie hone in boot and
lace styles in plain alld fancy colors
and embroidered, n 500.. value for title.
idths one to three inches. worth
nary Sale, 30 yd.
yle for men, women, nlisscs or ,
83-85 Washington fittest;
South Norwulh. pom)”.
vd.
fl
, MISS TILLOTSDN _
Is new In the ally wllll on ‘oxporl trimmer “fooling fill;
Latest" Novelllu In 'Trlmlm'd and osrnmmo Horse .- .
Hold Your Orders. They are site"fb‘ Bb"b’dt§dlfilfifi we
' ‘ “Up 1,0 out? " " " "
as wasnmo‘ron smear. . sour” NORWALK,
A
cosh. »
W. MITCHELL.
AUCilON
AUCTIONEER.
Wednesday. Sept. lllh.
AT 3:30 P. M., THE PROPERTY
KNOWN AS THE
Croful a Knapp Hal Fact
fory
SITUATED on THE SOUTHWEST
[your for Banner Patterns
"”‘flchlhl twill ii iii.
sub
“£25512? TON you any FROM us, AND YOU WILL‘hEE‘TH pits. ,.
YOU YVILL NOTE THAT IT LASTS LONGER. BURNS BRIOHTEN,
GIVES MORE HEAT, AND PRODUCESWIORECLEAN ASHES. THAN A »
COAL YOU EVER BOUGHT BEFORE, AND 'WILL NOT 6081‘ YOU
00. ;
5hr r.“"t.;o...
Now
with the
Fairlield Cousin
Savings Bank.
" 5i Wall Street,
‘ Noruiaik. Conn.
COMPARE THE LAST TON YOU sooeHT SOMEWHERE ELSE
COAL, WOOD, HAY, GRAIN AND OATS:
THE HARRIS & GANS
CORNER OF NORTH MAIN AND
UNION STREETS. IN THE CITY
OF SOUTH NORWA‘LK, CONN,
OUR MOTTO—“CLEAN COAL. HONEST WEIGHT."
noel-try ‘
Officiei'and" yard, 68 Water street, South Norwnlk.
Telephone call 342-5. 1 . .
m ..... . ,_.
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON.
Foley a C0,. Chicago, originated
teen Scenes.
Queen of the White
their proposed ciambake- little medicine down the lash, which
he gradually withdrew. until in its
place there was a tiny medicinal
iloney and Tar as a threat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley‘s Honey
and TM many imitations are offered
..Property has a frontage of about 94
feet on North Main street, and about
160 feet on Union street, and is adapt.
A meeting of the Entertainment and
Membership committee of Uncas Tribe
will be held this evening at Red Men’s
Hall in Washington street.
‘ -—Gran. Sugar, 20 lbs. 81.00. F, D."
L and Co.
The first rehearsal of the Trinity
Church choir since vacation will be
.heid at the church this evening at
7.30. It. is hoped that every member
will be present.
~Bsd blood and indigestion are
deadly enemies to good health. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters destroys them.
Miss Mabel Kellogg, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Kelloxx. .0! Broad
River, will recite at a concert to be
held Friday evening, September 23:.at'
h D i T . ..«»—"—“ . . . I
t e ar en . own Hall _ . _ ' p ,4 , .., .32: :émgénugmmfigtgfigmg I was in bad signs. lIhtried seveléal gestlon, dyhlepsia and all‘ stomach (“8- ‘i ;~ . _ ,
-—B 9 Ball, D ke F‘el ,Saturda ,, , "' ' r; -» . , .‘ , - advertised reme es wt no bene t, orders. Kodol is not only a perfect .3...m met. if . ‘
R & gem Stan‘iihrdr ‘Elliiott, of tbye H1 Henry s “I email)? gamming mm' until I was recommended to try Fo- digestant but atlasus building tonic as IN yoga ' at L‘R ‘1'
' and ‘mm m ' my 38"““30” ley’s Kidney Care. Two-thirds of a well. Renewed health. perfect *‘ a M w“: u. _
New York National League, will pitch
Slaves
BY ARTHUR J. LAMB.
A Production Complete.
A Superior Cast.
A Play (if-Great Merit.
A Grand Display of Electrical Effects.
THRILLING CLIMAXES.
EXCITING SITUATIONS.
Prices: 25-35—50o
”a”
HOYT’S THEATRE.
Matinee and Night
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14th
stream, at which the tiger kept biting
and snapping, too much surprised, it
seemed, to distinguish bebween whip
and liquid. When he turned away his
' head the medicine was poured over
them clean that day's treatment was
oompleted.—-—~St. Nicholas.
Turpentine Production.
Down in Georgia they have hit
upon a brand new and exist success-
ful ‘acheme, of turpentine production.
The plan.chh In In successful oper-
ation. in tires.- mills that l lately vu-
ited down there, does out depend on
the tapping of pine trees as by the
ordinary way, but utilizes old stumps,
his paws, and when he had licked.
ed for manufacturing or business pun
poooo, being in the heart of the busi-
ness portion of the city. Terms 5 per
cent. down on day of sale and balance
0n delivery of dead. 8an Positive.
Pérticuinrp of ’
TAYLOR a GOLDEN, 74 Washington
F. W. MITCHELL, Auctioneer,
Norwalk.
Never judge a. man by the jury that
A. .l. Jennesle. 9201 Butler St., Chi-
cago, writes:
am out in all kinds of weather. I took
a cold which settled in my kidneys and
for the genuine.
Honey and Tar and refuse any substi-
tute offered as no other preparation
will give the same satisfaction.
mildly laxative.
tales and is safest for children and
delicate persons. For sale at rials—
St.. SouthNorwalk, ter‘s drug store, to
because he isn't happy.
acqults him. does not hesitate to recommend Ko-
doi Dyspepsia Care to their friends and
A COLD SETTLED IN HIS KIDNEYS. customers.
ill health than anything also.
“I am a switchman and ranges‘the stomach, and brings on all
manner of disease.
Cure digests what you eat, cures indi-i
$1016 $593
$515 lotto ‘v
Roll Top Desks
Oftice Chairs
Ask for Foley's
it is
it contains no op-
.——. .—_—-—
Raymond and 5013's
48 Main street. Norwaik.
I'l'IlII
.- .
liappy is the man who doesn't worry
W
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
W
“319 commie}: LEIffGH a Elma
CO. L
Indigestion causes more
It de-
Kodol Dyspepsia
be had for each ban of material. As
the Migrants mm to, nothing,
bottle cured me."
strength and increased vitality follow
ted's drug store, .. . . , ,0
f k G. .
or 8 its use. ., . .
I
9F ’VFE‘ ..
. 580 pier too.
For sale at Plais-
O.
MINSTR as?
‘ 1 ‘ ‘ 1- ‘ 3 ~ at “but not ‘ i" I .. »‘ -
William 0. Jesse, of South Norwalk. so ALL Won’t Alt *8”. so ~ and W15“ 9 9 m cents a . “' . .
paid a visit last Sunday to an old i New Jog", gallons. it can beseen ate glance that _‘ OPOBPOI' I?" has ”'9'. I"!!! ”Fwd!" U!!! m . I
flea}. Thwwflrugenéu haughty?!“ New Songs. .there is muggy lhxthis kind of menu- , _ . 7 'W, _ , a, 7 .. . .. . ,, ,, .. . ,, ~
n . estport. Mr. roc er en ty New Gash ' twill“ ”111‘. J 09‘1““ 0‘ experts, ‘ I i , i i ay' I ”a as Q
years of age annuals Wavhadtnntmet New solos this quality bifnilrh‘e turpentine anode in ; HAVE YOU U‘ED ‘ a no t W '
forzthtrty years, despite the fact that» New Sketches. this way is 0‘ the very beet—Wash . y, '. 5 .7, _. . '
they live so near each other. The New specumfi, in gtou Pest. » .fi ‘ .
mfitlnflflflflfl OnlflfjmlWW-Dlflflm‘; SPECIAL PRICES . a. ; § 1...; * p
in ,. renewing old urmondship. Mr.
Griffitletiltin good “within Her resides
zit are beneath“ oomond daughter-
n— w.
Matinee 10—25—35c
Night 25—35—50c. .
SEATS ON SALE.
ii tonne» v .-.. ,. ”KW
*. «its ‘ can;
Low Temperature and Life.
A remarkable suggestion, bearing T , ,
. upon the survival or organic life at . ’
All I
alh'i Mt
r . , W, - ”“ .: .. .. . ....- enamel; ,lon 'WWE‘W- was .. . . z .
, ‘ ~ "‘ ‘ *‘ r.“ f“ ‘ . . ” We an‘PiDBt ay 'p’qm, five” of . “1E GREAT BEST LEHIOH COAL II the only kin! lilo hind“.
- ' c - “ ‘ I Immunity conga. Bristo'lr’i-ead for ' lmrflmniyaffltmnifnsh mined co II, of the finest fracture, fr
t * . neatly before the Royal Society in ANHSEPTIC slots and screened clean. ‘ ‘ 1 . i»
ii I! i i i A ’ "MOO PER TON delivered In your bin."
H? “till-t a“ quite lumi- owns-s ..i .zs
our ”recur
l
l.
life that if‘tiving organisms were cool.
,edpnlymtemummres, _ ovulation:-
unuusgnguuv ”.75." a ‘ t . .
Profilpfi {infill-y; ‘cp'mpotent Drivers, Clean Coal.
ens
Q 1‘ A IN ' sidet’ehmges such as crystallization ‘ " "' ' - " “
Y . , - . ‘ Georg” Crook ‘Bllimnlnon. at an attractive arm
I, "'I . ,, ~ » i . .. , , . .. 359,331“? :fimm‘mfilzgfxfii , m "I“! ‘ “'9’“; Fruit bun’i‘d‘a éhbrcoai but In bogs may for the stove.
. , “M: . ,.....';°:,,.W.,W,,,é cremains! ”a... ‘ ‘ ' ."m-W
:. * ' , ‘ and an- no so c‘ " . ‘ _ , m, -. . . .. . ram "WI W'" 8!".me Nomi ”lull“
Lmorsnrlngumh..........1¢cin. ROASTS "9° ........ . . .. .. .
_ ,. ,- . , . . can use in» in finite nine. and - . . “teem . ' » .M...._..___....--- - ~~ , .
For. Gnu-hr Spring Lawton...” to: Dunn Bonito ..... . ...... “1%“: lb. the organism maid minim—Ex- ‘ ' " ‘ What is the largest room in the For umbrelimgotorlbm
_ STEAKD . g - . . , W- . . . world? The room for improvement. partuent. . ,. ..~....
. ,, / ‘ ’7 " . - _, W
mm m u 5. ,. ‘1 ‘ lb Pet m:.r............ ...... .. tooth. ., mppmfl Stuffed Hem. ' .. WHEN THE SAP fuses. ARE YOU some To 'fH
- r 3' """ I» ,~..'~ Plato ‘ ........ . ....Isc lb. m stuffed horse. of Napoleon L. ‘ we“ “mil-”MM ”6°me 00“!“ PM”
Sirloin 16—18cib. . _ ' .,.. , , moment-ensued. in the. mung! ' :1: (gotta :1: gunsamus themh One "30.37011 should take ,
Round ..... 11min Fussfi snuueas. NATIVE VE‘L' Wm bum! mags; Twit-133:5 " I ”'w'm cold: ind alive: iii-iiiiiifstocot‘i: rm“? fiffimfifiéymfia
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www.10—1lollb. « CHICKEN, TRIPE are. M MW“: “19 W. " ~ ‘13:“? , says, f1,” “$31.3”. cliligiinuntiii I iiiigiétnfgeiimu '
, ‘ white, with ”0'11 WW2“! . cm. Sore'l‘hrolt. ' ’ _’ WM‘Tmfl run down it"weight' from 148 to 92 diarrhoea, and when you ‘
, . , _ _________ more. long:- the fgh to brand; mgfiruumouggmghg ,mlm , .. :9. Limit“ ‘tiiuinbgdoo regimes mod: at hand you can?
. - . _... mm“... m, ,_ ‘ ' , ~ , ~ ‘ » - . "' no to m u' be nus
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