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sen.
IICII News 11113
WEATHER RORECAST.
Forecast for Norwaik and vicinity:
Rain tonight and Thursday. The
weather is cloudy and unsettled cast
of the Mississippi river. Rain has oc-
curred during the past twenty-four
hours over Southern New England the
lake 1egion,n per Mississippi and Ohio
valleys. and he Atlantic coast as far
south on Georgia. A disturbance is
control on the Carolina coast this
morning moving north and another
over Lake Superior. Northeast storm
warnings are displayed on the Atlan-
tic. coast for high easterly winds last-
ing tonight and Thursday.
Miss Winnie Hell is very ill with in
termitten fever.
Rev. Alexander Hamilton officiated.
Sunday, in St. John's Church, Stam-
ford.
The Painters‘ Union will meet. at
Knights of I’lthias llall tonight, Sep.
tembcr 14th.
Miss Grace Lawrence. of Orchard
street, has returned from a visit in
South Salem. N. Y.
~<Excnrslon tickets to New York by
steamer ‘Martha's Vineyard“ every
day 50c.
Frank Svec has installed a new sys-
tem of lighting in his shoe repairing
place in Railroad avenue.
Mrs Merrick Rice, 01' Shewsbury.
Massachusetts is visiting Dr. and Mrs.
Milton Coburn at Colonial Cottage.
Attorney J. Beidon Hurlbutt, of Nor.
1 walk. and E. E. Gorbam. let't yester-
day for the Republican state conven-
tion at. Hartford.
Walter I. Gregory. of Springfield
Mass, is eufioying a vacation at the
home of his mother.,Mrs. J. C. Greg
cry. in Frpnce street. Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick N. Foster 01‘
84 Town Hill avenue. Daubury. have
returned from Bell island. where they
have been spending several weeks.
—Scrntch; scratch scratch; unable
to attend to business during the day
or sleep during the night. itching
piles. horrible plague. Dean‘s Oint-
ment cures Never tails. At any
drug store 50 cents.
Lady Jennings Lodge, Sheperds of
Bethlehem, will hold a lawn party this
evening at the home of Miss Aliee Day
in Stuart avenue, providing the weath-
er is lair.
Mrs. J (1. Gregory, of Main street,
Norwaik. returned yesterday from a
two weeks stay at the home of her.
J. 0. Gregory, in
brother in law, Rev
Gorham, Me.
The Rev. A. Hamilton and Rev. John
Shene on Monday attended the Sep-
tember meeting of Fairfieid County
Clericus, which was held at St. Luke‘s
Church, Darien.
The regular quarterly business meet
ing of the Norwalk Historical and
Memorial Library Association will be
held tonight at the historical house
in West avenue at 8 o'.clock
Norwalk hattcrs will be interested
to know that the Knox Hat Company.
of Brocklyn. has received the contract
to supply the Brooklyn police force
with helmets. The contract calls for
8,500 helmets.
w
The local militiamen have some
money due them from the state as a
result of last. week's mimic warfare.
They had one pay day while in camp
when they received their money in
regular army style
Among the speakers at the tall
meeting of the Fairfieid Southwest Au-
xiliary of the Connecticut Sunday.
School associat on which will be held
in the Mellie st: piscopal church,
Cannons. T day. lptemohr at). iwll
be Rev. . .W.W ‘11, qt one city,
who will eliyer an dress on "Per
Iona! W ,-for Junie
com OF [Rim-IT'S DISEASE.
Gob. 1‘. Sherman Lisbon Red Mills.
Lawrence this, fNY Y.. writgs: "I 111115
kidney (1 _b i
had b n trc e y ya clans
twelveegearo; Nina tak Irena}: well“ kn can”
kidney medicine and other remedies
that were momma ed but 80! .110
relief until i began at tngOIey 11 Kid
ney Care I had tom aka water about
every fifteen minutes. day and night.
and passed a brick-dust substance, and
sometimes a slimy substance.
have I I. Id Ye died it In “not
taken 5313': sills ”yin e." For sale
at Plaintgd’ti . .. pri.
Special tot-t Prices
IAIN mus of Meat
disease for man'y years and
Ibe-4
NEW FALL COATS.
’l‘hcrc's :1 snap and :1 rim and :1
valid; to thc 11c\\’ lllII unrun‘ttts
that is lt'ilIl\ itllCSIll-llg 111.111....
liasbroluucon1pletclyuuay from
till IcCcnI ideas. Styles :11c rcallt
tie“; it they are lt‘\l\ 115 of old
modes, they \c bccn so thangcd
as to IM' 11c“. \11d thc mu tall
coats are 11 lIlIt' illustration of this
variety and smtppiucss and charm.
Their are long jurkcts and
short and medium-length; thcrc
:Irc jackets of black cl1c\iot 11nd
of castor Cl)\'t‘l’l-—~llllii thcrc are
hardly thrcc alike in the entire
collection. Generally speaking,
all are made with Ioos‘c buck. IluI
with this. the one point 111 com—
mon has been brought out.
That loose back is. maybe,
platted or sir upped. it may hang
trom a yoke. it nun Iit.‘ caught in
and iittcd to tl11 tinuit I1) :1 strap,
a belt may encircle the entire
jacket. ~
And slc'cvcs; there are many
kinds. 'I‘I'Ic Icg—o'~111utton is the
sleeve, though. Yes; smile. if
you will. and odd though it may
scent, the leg-11311111111111 slccvc is
the fashion oncc morc. Not the
old one though—but 1111 nupt'ovcd
11nd Iicttcr and more gracclul one.
This short story has but hinted
at the variety and attraction of
the collection You will do well to
come and see: it all for your own
self.
Prices, by thc way. :Irt-
rcusouable—-$i>.75 to $111.51).
Second floor.
AND NEW RAIN-COATS.
The tourist back, with belt. is
to be seen in most of the new
coats. Many are trimmed at the
shouidcrs, some with self strap—
pmg.
Pay any one of several prices
from $7.50 to $22 50
For girls too. In the some cx-
cclltnt models as for “omen.
Lengths from 48 to 52 1min s“
$7. 5o and $3.75
Second floor.
v c r y
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO..
Bridgeport, Conn.
IX (.1101) rim-“1i
It You Can See
Straight
Then you can easily see why we are
having such success selling furniture.
There isn't any secret about our site-
cess. our prices are right. our liberal
credit system is right. We are show-
ing some very nice carpet rugs in
Smyrna axminister tapestry and i11-
,gi‘ains also all the smaller sizes in
tags as well as linoleums, oil cloth
and matting.
A.J..Angevine&Son.
154 WASHINGTON srns
NORWALK. co
, QOUTH
N.
TI-ié MIéésvs “Iii
in the old closet by the caller. Any
way. the thief is sure to and it should
he care to take a. look.
. WHAT’S THE USE
of linking chances of your money being
stolen when you can put It In a bank!
It will "muse money 101* you there.
Why not save a part of every dollar
earned. and the time willlbomé‘ when
your accumulations will take care or
Inset! and you. All your dollars are
willing to work tor you.
- ‘ADDflI ONAL LOCALNEWS’
. Cotlghs.
‘ ope. Mam
is generally secreted under the better:
Mrs E B. so! 1' met.
has rdtuiiil'edqromT a'Irii) lii’lt‘Iiir (la. ‘ '
Edward .i. Finnegan, of Center aver
one. has been entertaining William 1’.
()‘lteilly. of Jlmy City,
G. N. McKilIbltl lulu New York to-
day on business cmtncutod with his
wireless telegraphic apparatus.
m
The Misses Florence and Blanche
Elia continue ill of typhoid fever at
their home corner of North avenue and
(‘amp street.
Harrie A. Smith. of Norwalk. repre-
sontod anussus Council yesterday at
the big bake of state council, at Lake
Conmoupce.
John hi. M. Lowtb. of Not-walk. wont
to New York this morning to meet,
Mrs. 1.0th. who is a passenger on the
White Star Liner Oceanic, due to ur-
rlve from England today.
The Tr‘lstram and Hyatt store, Nor-
wuik. was closed for the period be-
tween 2 and 3:30 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, owing to the funeral of
James K. llyatt. brother of Lester l-ly-
att, of the firm.
A number of Norwalk young men
have formed a football team which
thoyIntend to call the West Ends. The
candidates for the team practiced last
night on the Green. The average
weight is probably over 160 pounds.
The committee of Catholic Union
Council. Knights of Columbus. making
the arrangements for the big bazaar
the count-ll will give in November will
hold II session tomorrow evening to
talk up matters pertaining to the at-
ta r.
The suit of Grocer George W. Ray-
mond versus Mr. and'Mrs. Lamond
Betta will be heard before Judge Jos-
eph R. Taylor and a jury of twelve men
in the Norwaik court. room tomorrow
morning. The. case arises from a dif-
I'crenco of opinion over a grocery bill.
Some of the finest peaches seen In
Stamford are brought in daily by wa-
gons of ‘W. & C. Jackson. of Wilton.
There are over 10.000 baskets ripening
on their trees in Wilton. and, as they
bring at least $1 a basket. the growers
are having a profitable scason.———Sta1n-
ford Advocate.
~Thc program rendered by the Me-
Cays' tomorrow cyoning at inckwrmd‘s
Hall will embrace vocal and instm.
mental music of a high order. Besides
there will be humorous songs and Im—
personatlons true to life. Mr McCoy
incites much laughter by his droll Illi-
mor and lrish wit. Admission 25c.
Mrs. W. H. Baldwin. of Wall street.
is spending the day in New York city.
Miss l‘da Groves, of Spring street.
was the victim of a surprise party
Monday evening. about thirty of her
young friends calling on her unawarcs.
The. evening was pleasantly spent
playing games and at midnight a boun-
tiful supper was served.
'I‘. M. Richardson. Waterbury; A. 8.
Cody, E. M. ingraham. W. A. Holmes.
A_ SiliorsJ} L. Marstron. Iicntgpi
\V. Denitett, E H Lynea, W. S no 1g.
II. P Bradtiird. Boston: H. A Linden
Thomas C. Fleming. Henry Canning
ham. 1.. J. Kormer. New York; Wilbur
Highland. W. R. Dailcy, Bridgeport; J.
H. Boldcn. New Haven; George H.
Lockwood. A. R. Turner. Norwulk: .i.
‘ .l. Worden, Brooklyn: G. G. McClellan.
East Hampton. Mass; C. W. Monroe.
l‘ittsticld. Mrss.. were guest yesterday
at the Hotel Clifford.
A BOY’S WILD RIDE FOR LIFE.
With family around expecting him
to die, and a son riding for life. 18
miles. to get Dr. King' 3 New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
W. H. BTOWII, oi‘ Leesvilie. lud.,
dured death's “(tales from sstlima;
but this wonderful medicine gave in-
stant reiiet and soon cured him He
writes: “I now sleep soundly every
night." Like marvelous cares of Con-
sumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis.
Colds and Grip prove its
mate-bless merit for all Throat and
Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles
50c and $1.00 Trial bottle tree at F.
H. Baxter' s drug store
worth hnyil
A some can...
‘ and using. is a... “LAUNDRY" '
shape Son ight. There's more real coop value
in it than any other soap you can buy- Buy
it for next wash day and be convinced. Abso-
lutely pure.
Tho twin-bu Sunlight has no
aqua! for all toilet on".
shoot. a your grocers.
Both
"“1""??1" «3 a”..- ..5.... ._ h
A Rare Chance
TO BUY A
BUILDING LOT!
ln the Center a! a Low Price.
At Prices Ranging from
$250.00 to {500.90 Per Lot.
This is about the last shame to"
obtain a building lot in the center
for a home at such low prices.
11 nos .3. GOLDEN offers m up an Building.
Lot: on Quincy Strut. botwun Butler and Orchard
Struts. Norwalk. Coma.
Map of lots at our office. where full particular: will be
ohcorfully'furnlshod
Taylor St Golden,
'14 Washington Street.
SOUTH NOR WALK
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE.
Particulars of
insurance Agency or
JACOB M.
R. R. l 1a.. Sc ulh- Narwalk.
Telephone 36-2.
carrots
' New York, August 26 1905.
C F. Zeitfuss, Esq.,
De r Sir.
ill y u kindly send me to my
residencie. 10 Van Cortlandt Park ave
nue, Yonkers, New York. one box of
those pills you put up for Malaria Dr.
Ferguson 5 prescription? I will remit
by return mail. Let me know how
much, elic. Trusting that you are well.
and kind regards to your brother, etc.,
I am Sincerely yours
'L. H. CARGILL.
Zeittuss Pharmacy
no; nonmuc
NEW l TYLEO- CF CLOTH FOR
BI ITB AND CORTS FOR
‘THEMMJG fALL.
Also I shion plates, latest styles.
use In the time' to have your for:
remodel .avFItty per cent. I95! HIM
Intel“. i
Every in; at lowest pricco for...
(est htt ranteed.
m...” .— +
Kld
O
81.25
NORWALK H
FOR L
o
81.25 AND
GIRLS LITTLE INDIAN,
Slices, of
1.23.
YOUTHS‘ SATIN CALP.
Elk Lined Colin,
aft
BOYS’ ROUGH 0N ROCKS,
No Beams at ‘
1.50.
I!
LTH SHOE
IE!
OLSENS
Try a pair of any of than thou,
they will outwear any. other Inuku.
‘00 PR. LADIES’ RID OXFORD'S,
Low Hook,
986. ALI... SIZES.
M
$3.000 NEW STYLES FOR FALL IN
N.
(3511ng a Start In Life
Man Do?
They take on habits and customs;
they became thinkers and workers: at
tlmately they are the ones who take
the places of those with whom they
have been associated. '
SARTAIN' S BIJSINESS COLLEGE
is a. good schqdl.‘ The tact that this
school holds the Stale Record for best
work proves to you that it is good.
Prof. Sartatn has educated in his Day
and Night School over one thousand
young men and women and placed
5 them in good positions.
The careful attention given to its stu-
dents. the uniform success. tits gradu
ates in business lite 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 a Sriecialty of
Each Student."
new TERM—DAY mo NIGHT
32351051431551“ russoav. see
TEMBEII q . ,
Why not enroll? ‘3 ‘
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pontoon. .racxmo
.55ch Isms. '
Odin AND grunt gamma.
Normans Wanton.
It
‘ big sale itself.
' 86 WASHINGTON STREET.
What Shall the Young:
Business gives young men culture.
tour FOR uiw Manson s ramparts
Another busy Neil
There's to be a cleaning 11p of odi‘iots and broken unsortments 0! III.
it’s a bargain m c usion sec and in importance only to I”
Every stock In the at ore, is showing tempting lots of VIEW!
it will pay you well to caiefully read the oderings.
sonubie goods.
merchandise.
All remnants of muslin shooting.
0110 lot of corsets. were 50c, now
390- linens. crashes and table damask, gt
Choice line. of ladies' white lawn halt prices.
it now i ‘ ‘V ..
Men's neckwenr in four~in~hondl,
locks, pulls and strings, regular ”0.
and 50c. values; while they last, 19¢.
each. i '
shirt. waists. were title. and 31.!»
690.
'7‘
All our figured dlmities and batiste,
121,“, qualtlty: special 8c. yard.
Ladies'
special 50.
Handkerchiefs were 70..
Small lots of men‘s acckwear in tho
newest colorings, regularly 500: now
Gents‘ handkerchiefs, were 7c. 35c.
ial 5c.
. spec-
Qdd lot of men's shirts which hill.” .
been selling at 50c., 750., and ’1; 1,091. ‘
close at. 39c. each.
Lntiies' gauze iisie hose in plain
black and tan. also drop stitch and
lace effects which have been selling
at 39c.; while they last 25c. pair.
Ladics' fancy llslo boss in boot and
lace styles in plain and fancy colors
and embroidered, a. title. value for title.
Men‘ s Fancy hose. most, of them ,
fashioned in iisie and cotton, new uh "
feta band; 11 25a. value for 190. pair.
83-85 Washington Street,
South Nos-walk. poop.
MISS TILLOTSON
is now In the ally with on export trimmer “luring {In
Latest 11.11.11)... In Trimmed and putrlmmod flats.
Hold Your Orders. They are sure to by becoming at"! ..
‘wwmn .;
‘ sown NonWALK, cash. 3 > -
Agent for Banner Patterns . , . .
1111111 1111i 11-111: II III
COMPARE THE LAST TON you BOUGHT somswnsns use AND
THE FIRST Ton YOU BUY FROM us. ANI YOU WILL sea THE nir-
FERENCE. . 1 .
you WILL NOTE THAT IT LASTS LONGER. BURNS amour!
GIVES MORE HEAT. AND Ppoouc‘ss MORE CLEAN ASHES. THAN AN
3131513511 EVER BOUGHT BEFORE, AND WILL NOT coeT vou MW
oun MOTTO—“CLEAN COAL, Hones-r WEIGHT."
ooAL. wooo, HAY. GRAIN AND OATS.
THE HARRIS & GANS 00
Office and yard. 68 Water street. Soul in Norwaik.
Telephone call 342 5.
$10 to $55
Roll Top Desks _
$5.75 to $10
Office Chairs
Raymond and Son’ 5
46 and 48 Main Street Norwalk.
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was; 111 r It cirrus In
$6 00 per ton.
Raymond Eros
137 Washington Strut.
._ .. ”*q—
H? VINO LOOKWO
cos; coal.
.BE§TpEI1rfiglfiflAL lathe only k d we handle. We av: 0 hand i
Ia'odm o oléo. fruit rained on ,of to, final m ufo.
hum-crooner! old-u.
“BAGPII mNdflIvorod In your lilo." , V ' “ ~
”INNER 2 NUT M-Zfii" . , .
Prompt dfllvory, Compotpnt Driyerc‘.‘ plan M
George- Crook BitumlIIOu; at an attractive grin...
Frail Mi .9“ charcoal pot in My; natty 191- the ma.
122-324 WA‘IER STREET
{Hoop->2
GLoyss.
udies' tine sILK GLOVES. double: linger tips, two clasp, mod;
H vs on .0... mm
mamas.” W...
In 15 Stationary and I:-
fill. Engine- Ind Goon-I flash-
h. We"!
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slate colors, best 60c glove made, . .. ....... ........
Lndies‘ LISLE THREAD GLOVES, two clasp. mode and slate
regular price 25c, this week. .............
at. a grim
nnnnnnnn so. onto-t
Norwalk Chronicler