.Snndal Values in
fimhgwflltlfi,
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Millionaire HOTIL ILODK.
wur wnnttioron s'rnur.
scum nonwnLK.
WEATHER FORECAST.
u—n-n—u—
For Not-walk and Vicinity: Fair and
warmer tonight. and Sunday Cloudy
weather. with showers continues in
the northeastern sections; elsewhere
the weather is generally clear. A dis-
turbance is central this morning at
White River, Canada the trough ex-
tending southwestvurd to Texas. Un-
der its influence temperatures above
98 are reported in the Dakotas, Nebv
raska, Oklahoma. Kansas and Texas.
Concordia. Kans. reports a maxirnun
of 100 and Huron, S. D. 106.
Mrs. David E. Godfrey, of Main
street, is the guestof her son, Per-
cey Godfrey, in Brooklyn.
if yoti are in need of anything in the
furniture line you should look through
A. J. Collins & Co. Stock. See all.
The Norwaik Epwoth League union
will hold a meeting at the North Wil-
ton Metbodist Church Monday evening
next.
-——3 lbs. Chopped Beef 25c, Schaub's.
Miss Marguerite Worthn has return-
cd to her home in Now York city after
a visit with Miss Theresa Shepard, of
Crown avenue.
The Rev. M. E. Cunningham. of Val-
ley Stream, .N. Y., will preach at the
(‘raribury Chapel, Sunday, September
11, at 4.15 p. m.
—-Umbrollas and Canes, O'Brien‘s.
Mrs. F. W. Perry. of Berkley street,
is the guest. for a few days of her sis-
ter, Mrs. Thomas R. Lees, in Rich-
mondvilie, ,Westport.
~100 doz. extra size and quality, jel-
ly tumblers, special for Sat. and Men.
331: 1192. M. s. Smith & Co.
Gregorian music will be sung at St.
Mary's Church at tomorrow’s 10:30 a.
in. service. Iligh masses. vespers and
sermons will be resumed tomorrow.
—-Round trip tickets on steamer
"Martha's Vineyard" 50c.
George F. Gibbons, past worthy pros-
ident of Norwalk Acrio of Eagles.
leaves town today for Baltimore ,whore
he is a delegate to the national con-
vention.
--Knox Derbies. O'Brien's.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Nowlan.
of Orchard street, Norwulk, have re-
turned from a two months' vacation
spent in Greenfield New York and
Brooklyn.
—-3 lbs. Chopped Beef 25c, Schaub's.
Percival 1). Stannnrd and family, of
Norwalk have returned from a sever-
al days stay in New Haven. Mr Stan-
nard attended the convention of the
State Funeral Directors' Association.
MORE EVIDENCE.
It Is Coming In Rapidly in South Ner-
walk.
Evidence on the following subject
will prove of interest to every South
Norwalk reader. So many people
go through the same experience daily.
This public statement should .110 proof
positivo to every wavering- doubler:
Read it carefully.
Mrs. Addie Banks, of 40 Raymond
street. says: “My employment may
not have been the primary cause of my
trouble but the constant application
certainly does not help it for-”backache
and that’tired and weary feeling In
the loins oppressed me and robbed me
of my wonted energy. "Reading one
night about Doans Kidney Pills and
some our-es they had made induced me
to get a box at Plalsteds drug store.
They gave me relief at once. 1 am
pl to recommend them."
rilaie by all dealers. Price 50
9 box. Foster-Milburn 00..
Be“ trio; N Y., sole agents for the
United Star tara-
Remember the name Donn s and take
smother. ,.. 1
‘ - his I i W”
89119., we 9...... '~
.11
nl- vent irevcnts
o fornuuion of uric at din tho
.7, loud and amt. those condi-
, tloul of the Htomuh I lllrlr no.
idea Gout oinnrn and it qu-
ltn wt in
Dr. David Kennedy‘ 3
New Medicine
It updtmllstonu. given health to the Liver and
cures bliious colic Ind constipation. Dr. David
Kenrrodynid of it,“0ai-curn Solvent is the outcome
of my long experience as a Physician and surgeon
“ti 1 consider it the greatest achievement of in y life."
Write to the Col-curs Compsny,Konnctiy Ito".
Readout. N. Y., for s free umplo bottle. Lame
bottles 81.00. All drugalstl.
Remember: Oniyone Dr. David Kennedyever lived
lnRondout, Cltyof Kingston, N. Y. and he sure you
not bid m and W medicine. Osbourn Solvent,
F or the Kidneys,
Liver and Blood.
For sale by Blather 1'. Bradley,
South Norwnlk.
..._..- .........-.. ...._....._.._..’
flOWIJA'Nl): s
65c OF VALUE FOR 25:.
For two days lil()l't' you may
purchase the Muuyon toilct 1;. -1.~1.l-a
at less than half price.
We, and the Munyon company,
made this price in order to send
the new Muityon preparations iii-
to hundreds of Bridgeport homes
in a hurry. The price has done
it so well that of the great quan-
tity that was to he sold, only
enough remains for a couple of
days" brisk business.
And so the special offer will be
in force only till the close of thd
store Monday night.
lllc .\ltiii\on ioilct— Hyatt."
Witch Hazel Soap
thousands
(11C
introduced to of
llridgcla'irt folks by this store;-
genuinely good, cleansing, cura-
tive, and docs make the skin “soft
as velvet."
Witch Hazel Talcum Powder
a refined preparation of talcum
that is pleasingly pcrfurricd—aud
Witch Hazel Face and Skin
Cream -.
a charming and ciiicicnt cream;
and put up in collapsible tubes
that are much liandicr than jars——
and hold more.
The introductory
(and is) this:
'I‘alcuni powder, I box, price
Face and skin cream, I _ttibc,
' price 251‘
price 15c
1.) [Tc r was
25c
Soap, one cake,
Total value of (35c
All ’for 25¢
This special opportunity must
taken by Monday illgilt-—t)l‘
lost.
be
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS 00.,
Bridgeport. Conn.
Hostess, (pairing off her gummy—
Mr. Justyn will you take Miss Smith
out to dinner?"
Mr. Justyn, (his first experiencel-r-
“Er- Mrs. anes, let me whisper some-
thing to you. I left my mbney in my
other clothes. Ive only got 15 cents
about me. Please let some other man.
take her out."
TEESEM ARE A
pBCv' 'J 3”
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run , or our
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Loss at Spring Lama .......... 161: lb.
Fore Quarter Spring, Lamb ...... 81: lb.
'eTEAke
Porterhouse
sirloin . ........... ”HTS—idem.
trodes 131:1».
Shoulder . 10-7121; rs.
ROABTB
Oven Ron‘ta..l.l..l......"Jo—161: in,
9111' 91.1.1... in“: is.
..... 111—201; it). ‘
Plate .1. is.
FRESH sausaess, 11111111,: 111111.,
CHICKEN, TRIBE Ejr’c. '
,1, W.
——Smsil Chestnut coal '4. 75 per ton
delivered. At Raymond Brothers.
'lho l’rohlbltlon Alliance will hold
its regular meeting tomorrow or-
noon at 3.30 in G. A. It. Hali‘iior-
“Rik. Oscar Mills. of Rowaytou. will
be the speaker. The public is cordial.
ly Invited to attend.
~2. 000 yds. flannelette, first qualltvi
short lengths, the quality, special fpr
Sat and Men. 9%0. dei .8. Bomb Iii
Co.
Miss Alice Connery, who is subsij
lilting for Miss Wood at the Unit“
(trot-cry Company. North Main street.
bookkeeper In the A. & P Ten (‘1an-
pub) '11 store In Main street Norwulk.
——l)r. J. C. Nowklrk has returned
front his vacation. Appointments can
now be made for dental work
In the current issue of the Arena 11p-
pcars an article by Professor John
Ward Simpson. of Reddlng Centre.
Professor Simpson is qulte well known
in the Norwailts. where he has many
friends. The article In entitled: "Les-
sons of the Japanese Renaissance."
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Excursion: to Volley Grave
an d, Huntington
STEAMER HUNTINGTON
CART. MA 3- :votisa. .
Leave Huntington for Norwalk Fli-
1lsys at 624511.111. and 2:15 p.111.
Leave Norvinlk for Huntington on
Fridays 1118:4113. m. and4: 45 p m
sxcunsron TICKETS 501:
SINGLE EAR: 401:
Children 6 to 12 years: Exouroton,
351:; Single Fare, 25:.
Oirr summer schedule affords the
people of Connecticut an outing
across the Sound to Huntington Buy,
one of the finest sheets of water, with
<ceriery unsurpassed.
The stop at Valley Grove affords ex-
cellent bathing and dancing to all who
icsire such.
Meals served at all hours.
The watchful banker frilly realizes
the respmisibilitt's resting upon him,
lie is Well aware that he is the c1111-
todinn of the hnrtltearncd savings of
thrifty people, and that. every dollar
deposited in Iris bank must be returned
upon demand with interest.
FINANCIAL STORMS.
arise sometimes as quickly 1.: thun-
der storms in August. You mu: I l.il"l“‘~
fore have ftill confidence in i .il‘ and
his ability as a financial wen .. r pro-
phct. Select your banker 1.11111: 11,-. care-
fully as your physlcan.
B.ANK
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Special
Citu Meeting.
Mayor's Office,
So. Nor-walk, Ct.
To Joseph Ii. Taylor,
Clerk of City of South Norwalk.
notice to the legal voters of this (‘ity
that. a Spc1iai City meeting will be
- held at Aripn Hall. on Monday Sep-
‘j minim 12.19111... s 111le P M. to
1ousider the advisability of extending ‘
the water system of this City from the
termination of the present pipe line
on Ely Avenue, southerly to the corner
of ,Ely Avenue and Wilson Point Road,
and to audio said extension with three
. regular size hydrants, and. if deemed
advisable, to authorize said extension 1
and equipment, anti to appropriate -
such sun1,not exceeding 81;, 000. 00, as
may be necessary therefore
South Norwalk, Ct., Sept. 7, 1904.
' CHARLES E. pow.
s 9 3t. Mayor.
some
TO PATRONC
II have a full line of all the latest
styles in
fall lirllmeiu
Trimmed,“ Untrimmed and Ready- to
wear lists in stock.
iliissI l3. Hutchinson
nrwunmerou 8.12.
(was M. 1:. SMITH a co.)
sweetness LETTERS.
1. _ . ‘ .' 1
The following letters rema’i‘n uncali-
ed for at“tbefollowing post-0am: for
the current week:
simmer-walk Postol‘née Mrs. Gum
Malawi-:3 firth Geflrgs Branding.
e e D1111. r1}. .
Egan, 12:3 151mg“
Inford
will take a position nut Monday as -
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS ‘
Sim-wily authority vested in me as
Mayor. and by request of the Council ,'
of said City, 1 hereby direct you to give ,3
-. 1.- a...
Singer
' Stores In
E1111 city ’
Singer ‘
Slots I11
YOUII t‘itr
80 Washington Street,
South Norwalk Conn.
A Rare
Struts, Norwalk. Calm,
cheerfully
, - gasp—mm -
Chance
fi‘xa“
TO BUY A
BUILDING LOT!
In the Center at a Low Price.
1
TAYLOR tit GOLDEN offers for sale (on Building
Lot: on Quincy Street. between Butler andOrchard
At Prices Ranging from
$250. 00 to $500. 00 Per Lot.
This is about the last Chance to
obtain a building lot in the center
for a home at such low prices.
Map of lots at our office, when full particular: will be
furnisilred
Taylor 81 Golden,
14 Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
cutie memos
CAIARRII iv
ONLY “WW8!
50 DOSES 251:,
_a
_....._......_'!- ”_.. __..... _--...EE--_._
writ-re MOUNTAIN AUTUMNAL
excustpns. ’
Nothing at this schism of the year
can be more attractive than a trip
-through the White Mountains. An ex-
ccptional opportunity to visit this in
caiity is given. by the special Autum-
nal Excursion rates ohered by lht N.
Y. N. H & H. R. R.
Tickets will be good going Sept. 15th
to Oct 8th inclusive and returning un-
til Oct; 10th. 1994. inclusive. except to
Profile iiousn’to WW“ point tickets
will not. be _go‘od at 1. .;:pt. 301b, nor
retuming after Oct, let.
This information regarding rates to
various points and other articular-s
can be secured on application to 'l'ick-
at. i cried T Hempstead, G. P
.A., e'w Haven, Conn.
ONLY CURE FDR DISPEPSIA.
1111. Franklin huh. or, Cutie.
Del, any!
. 1"1‘ subduct- tor-TM with
dyspepsia. '
and belchin-
tilod to 1m. Mt lilitress
i tried everything!
.nntli I took Bi'uiilah Balm, and one 50
cent bottle ciréd mi" oniiplsteiy.”
9.9.19 B A: 1
99998 99.9: 999.9
01.999.99.115 8119991918
CONSUMPTION
3”,
smesons.
Cures Sore Throat, Quinsy and Uicerntcd 'l‘onsils. takes Cold.
Grip and I’lcnrisy out of. the whole systcrrt like magic.
i25 DOSES 50c,
No opium, no quinine, no chloroform, iio potion.
.B. F. JACKSON & 00., INDIANAPOLIS, 1ND.
could has of, m senor been me
We! and!!!
ti. and the. Oil
I
”ft-«EA,
mus Pl“
ASTHMA
more»: (this: _
300 DOSES $1. DD;
Mrs. ' nears 151111.01.
HILLSIDE, NORWALK
Roan-m September 22d.
COLLEGE PREPARATORY, GENER-
AL AND specmr. coussas
or STUS‘I FOR Gusts
AND YOUNG
mores.
l
H
ATTRACTIVE PRIMARY DEPART-
’ near FOR vouaesn.
burns. '1
FOR outcomes noonsse
M.RS M. E MEAD.
inflammanu-V'
if”:
i
not; WATER ITREET.
( ' Jr tin-vil- 7""
J . . .,
. 4 .
I a 4' r N. l
V I ‘47 ’Iu’)‘
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON’S PATTERNI.
“ntl'tlr llusy' link
’l‘horo‘s to be a cleaning 11p of odd lots and broken alitlormlents of new
sortable goods. It s 11 bargain 011‘ anion 11111 out! In importance only to the
big sale itself. Every stock in the st ore is showing tempting lots ofwnithd
merchandise. It will pay you well to carefully read the oiferinla.
any;
One lot of corsets. were 50c, new All remnants of, muslin shes‘tlit‘tl.
390- llucns, crashes and table damask. .at
Choice line of ladies' white lawn half prices. I...
shirt. waists, were 98c. and 31-50 now ."
(the. Men's neckweur in four‘in-handl.
leeks, pulls and strings, regular Ilc. A
and 60c. values; while they last. 130.
. each. I
All our figured diluitlcs and butlstc,
lilies, quaitity; spcciul 8c. yard.
1
Ladies'
special 5c.
Handkerchiefs were 7a.,
Sntali lots of men's neckwoar in the
newest colorings, regularly 50c; now
Gents' handkerchicfs, were 7c., spcc- 35c. ‘ - ‘ l
inl 5c. , ‘ ,
Odd lot of men's shirts which have
been selling at 5013., 75c. and :1; to
close at We. each.
Ledies' gauze lislo hose in plain
black and tan, also drop stitch and
lace effects which have been selling
at 3912.; while they last pair.
"51-.
Men‘s Fancy hose, most. of them ,
fashioned in little and cotton, nev'ut- "
25c. value for 19¢. pair;
Ladles' fancy lislc hose iii boot, and
lace styles In plain and fancy colors
and embroidered. a 501:. value for 39c. feta build; 11
83-85 Washington Street,
South Nor-wink. Conn.
truss mnorsorv . ”
Hold Your Orders, They are sum to be buomin‘dmrd
“UP re DAT-'5’ ' '1 M {I ,
86 WASHINGTON STREET‘ SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ,
Agent {or Banner Patterns
ILL Gilli LUIIKS ___-_I_LKL I0 Illll
COMPARE THE LAST TON YOU BOUGHT SOMEWHERE ELSE AND
THE FIRST TON YOU BUY FROM US, AND YOU WILL SEE THE 0F
FERENCE. '
YOU WILL NOTE THAT IT LASTS LONGER. BURNB BRIGHT R.
GIVES MORE HEAT. AND PRODUCEB MORE CLEAN ASHES, THAN
COAL YOU EVER BOUGHT BEFORE, AND WILL NOT COST YOU
MORE. »
OUR MOTTO—“CLEAN COAL, HONEST WEIGHT."
COAL, WOOD, HAY, GRAIN AND OATS. .
r1111 HARRIS n nuns cu.
Office and yard, 68 Water street, South Norwalk.
Telephone call 342 5.
Free _Dellvpigy ,
$10 to $50
$9.75 to .110
11011 Top .Désks
Qiiice Chairs
Raymond and Son 5
46 and 48 Main Street Norwalk. ’
DELIVERED IN YOUR GELLAR [IT
$6.00 per ton
A ohcaper‘ duel has never been afford?) In this nr
Raymond Eros
in}: Washington Street.
!._.___._._._
90M can
BISTILEHI’GH COAL la thconly kihd we handle. We 11.11. .911,
lat-9's supply of choice. fresh mined co ah of the finest (racism. 1
ulsteand'aononsdcian .‘ , _ .l,...
fimiffifi TON delivered in your bin." '
«Mousse a? not “.75." 1
PM delivery. Dominant Driven, Clean Coal. '
more» Crock attentions; at an attractive price.
hunted ehnodll not In bags M08010 stove. -
Till." _
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