“DNMDAY. SEPT. 14. 1904.
W Almanac for Tomorrow.
,It rises 5.4:; sets 6.og
.311 this 2.57 a. m.'. 3.21 p.___ m.
.«fl‘ulflfl IINTINIL TILEPHONI
CALI...
Its—low. Residence.
daemon Otlloo.
‘ --Itlltorlol Room.
4!- -Ironoh 01m, Nomlk.
a;
3: Railroad earnings for the last week
‘vlll August and for the month made, as
"9 rule. most 'favorsble comparisons
with the correspondintl periods last
year. while they presented no evidence
"that lustilies the assertion that is made
.In same quarters that. business affairs
Ill this country are In a detnoralizod
oundition. Especially heavy earnings
mm reported by the roads in the
:south and southwest. as, for instance,
Southern Railway, which . showed a
gain at over $128,000 for the last week
Linus of 864.265. and Louisville and
,Nuhville, a gain of $82,461. in the
once of the St. Louis Southwestern
company. earnings In the month of
‘tigtlst were heavier than any preced-
‘Jng August in the history or the com-
psoy. Other striking gains were re-
9ported by the Wabash and the New
'York Central. .
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The remains of an extraordinary an
llllol embedded in clay, some twenty
fool: below the surface of the ground,
have been unearthed near Nitenhage.
(lope Colony. Dr. Broom, the eminent
naturalist of Capetown, to who the re-
sins were submitted, gave the opin-
lon that they were those of an animal
. .01 prehistoric days, and that in form
it was something between a lizard and
.‘fa bird. There Is evidence that the
itcreature was about fifty feet’lu length.
and he estimates that its legs were
vimr feet long, and at least two feet
circumference. Some idea of the
' gorilla size of the animal can be gain-
or! from its teeth, which are said to be
astounding proportions, Dr Broom
is given to this interesting antiquity
9 name of Algonsrlah
FEMININE TOPICS.
Chenille will be used in white and
a light shades for evening bats.
henille is to be vet y fashionable for
Jill kinds of hats
‘ A are never was a time when so
has attention was paid to children' s
others as is trow and has been for tht
wo or three years. Mothers are
stout as anxious that their littir
should appear stylishly dressed as
Ire to so appear themselves Nor
'4
only dresses, coats and hats, but
glov , shoes and hosiery, haudker
. hlefs. ribbons, etc., come in ior their
share of attention.
" orduroy is one of the favorite suit
mterlnls with the little men who
limits in the latest fashion
many of the new blue waists and
to are piped that one has (Ollie to
for a bit of onion skin, red or
Wage on ever blue suit sue sees.
here‘s nothing prettier in coati-
n he reefer for school wear (or the
' alias of ten and under. It's
ty and contrasts prettlly with tilt
kit-t which is probably of some gay
'loitl.
When you hear one speak of the corn
oil skirt suits for very young girls
‘aflk “What do they wear [01
slots, shirt- waists?" No. they wear
‘Inty guimpes and oftentimes what
" called snspender frocks the waist
,fulmpe being white with straps or
Ki skirt material extending from tilt
‘ war the shoulders.
11 who are ndverse to lamb or
its have been known to eat tht
When prepared in this manner.
the Cooking Clubz. Brocure 0m
W hat: pounds of chops cut from
‘ or the best. end of the neck.
season with two-thirds teaspoon-
it and one-fourth teaspoonful
e‘r; dip in melted butter and
ever clear tire nearly ten. min-
}turnlng frequently. Heap the po-
n center of warm platter and
he chops around; garnish
ew sprigs of parsley. Make a
cream sauce: add a dozen or
to boil one moment
friars tell as tth mink is to
,tly in vogue the coming win-
{or has been found to take the
or ermine for evening and full-
, a 1.. Watt. Prop.
sari-oh HOTEL IA
‘ sihall oysters cut in two; bring .
raters
builds up the
V’s
of medicine.
KIDNEY (IIIIIE
strengthens the urinary organs,
kidneys and invig-
orates the whole system.
rr Is ounuanrsian
Two srzss one and $1.00
IN“ C
Will positively cure any case of Kidney
or Bladder disease not beyond the reach
N0 medicine can do more. '
IF YOU THINK FOR ONE MOMENT THAT YOU'LL NEED A
Pound Stone oral firm! llllr Eroruollllng Pains
A. H. Thumeo. Mgr. Wills Creek Cool C0., Buffalo, 0., writes:
“l have been afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble for yours, peso-
lng gravel or stone: with excruciating pains. Other medicines only
After taking FOLEY’ S KIDNEY-CURE the result was
surprising. A low doses started the brick dust, like fine stones, ctc.,
ondnow I have no pain across my kidneys and i feel like I new man. ‘. ‘
FOLEY’ S KIDNEY CURE has done me SI, 000 worth of good.”
lo lllhor flomotiy can compare Vlllh ll
Tho-NW. Carter. of Ashboro. N.C., had Kidney Trouble and
one bottle of FOLEY’S KIDNEY CURE effected I perfect cure, and '
he says there is no remedy that will compare with it. .‘- AND PRICES.
gave relief.
801.11 IIIII IIEIIIIIIEIIIEII BY
PLAISTED‘S DRUG STORE.
l
RUG THIS FALL OR WINTER YOU SHOULD VISIT THE
TON STORE, SEE THE DISPLAY AND NOTE THE PRICES.
RUOS ARE THE VERY NEWEST DEBIGNS MANUFACTU
COLORINGS.
TEN BALES OF NEW RUGB PUT ON SALE
I
MORNING.
\
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. 1...]
DON'T Miss Ill llENRY‘S coon ~
snow
ill Henry's new collossial aggrega-.
tion of fifty all white performers will‘
appear at lloyt's Theatre this after-
noon and evening. This famous organ-
ization promises every variety, and
every exelleuce of one of the biggest
and best minstrell organizations ever,
pacscnted for minstr l patrons. From
start to finish Hi .nry‘s show goes:
without a dull‘momcnt, every song. ev-
t-ry gag, every comic ditty, everydance
and all tage business ideas and est-
ting are row and embrace the latest
and highest embodiments of modern
mirrstrel art and genius. This will be
one of the best entertainments of the
dual-mil, don't miss it. Admissions are
very low for such a large, complete,
cxpensive organization being only. mat-
tree ltlc, 25c and 35c, and night 25c.
35c) and bile. and’reserved seats are
now on sale at Hoyt's Theatre.
CHESTER. DE VONilF. COMPANY.
The' opening performance of Ches-
tcr De Vonde on Monday night in
lroathenrt will be, of a‘naturc to in-
sure this clever young actor a line
week‘s business. Mr. De Vonde prides
himself upon this production to no
greater extent than he does upon every
play he presents, let it is a very strong
exciting and interesting ‘play, which
me never yet failed to crcato a last-
ug impression. Scenically it is :1 mar-
.el of beauty, and from an actingi
. Willlil‘ll.
at. Mr, De Vonde‘s command.
play In Mr. De Voude's repertoire Is a
gem.
A b‘ltllld‘ FOR LOVE.
Robert Fitzsimmons. and his new
play. " A Right, For Love" will have
their initial hearing at lloyt‘s 'l‘lroutr'c
Saturday night. The piece is describ-
ed as a. comedy drama in four acts.
and is said to bc a thriller of the first.
Julia May Gifford. is the
pugiiist's loading support. ills other
assistants include. Frederick Watson.
tilanlol Sullivan, Frederick Backus: t).
B. Collins. Jos, Cripps, Edward Whttc,
Maude Westbrook llmily Dodd and
others.
The custom of marrying girls when
they are more children of nine or
ten yczrrs is increasing rather tlmu
decreasing in Bengal and other parts
of India. The resulting racial dol
generation is becoming so obvious:
that laws have been passed in several
regions forbidding tltu marriage of
girls under fourteen.
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE
Has world-wide fame for marvellous
cures, It surpasses any other salve, io-
tiorv. ointment or balm for Cuts. (forum
l’turua lloils. Sores. Felons. Ulcer};t
'i‘ettcr. Salt Rheum, Fever SOres, Chair
pod Hands, Skin Eruptions; infallible
for Piles. (lur'c i’,llilrflllli‘r‘tl. tllrlv 25c
at. F. 11. Ilaxtcrs, Drugglst.
I!
i
thu the lucxpcrieutrti on traveling
they take along a guide book; the cr-
.tandpoint draws upon every resource
pericuccd a cheek book.
Perhaps you need a suit and you
are a little short. We will accom-
modate you by placing your name
on our books and furnishing the
suit and then you pay us in small
amounts. Came In and see us.
Ladies’ Tailored Suits
Some very smart Ladlee' Suits
and Jacks. are in and ready for
your inspection. We would ao- .
vise picking your selections early,
and you can pay for [it in small ..
weekly p‘a‘ymcnts. The tailored '
garments are shown In the popular
rubrics, and every stilt is different.
They were built to wear. and we
guarantee the fit. We offer! them
:1
$12.50, $15.00 $18.00 and $25.00. '
' LIIIIIST PRICES.
fl-‘biiil‘rEST Sliitii.
’ 51112.“ TERMS.
Men’sSuits
‘ For these cool evening: every
man should have a stylish Fall
Suit of becoming pattern and cor-
rect fit we offer both at moderate
priceiigitd ‘lnvlta you to open an
account and pay your bill in
. :wiakly payments. simplest oys-
fip'hver» knewn. We guarantee
Ml)“ cult to fit and to give natio-
factory wear. Our prices! are
$7. 50 $10
$18 $15
' Each _
POPULAR AMUSEM ENTS.
HOYTYS THEATRE.
Matinee and Night
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14th
HiHonry’s
MINSTRELS
50 ALL WHITE ARTISTS. 50
New Jokes.
New Songs.
New Goon.
New Solos
New Sketches.
New Speciatt co.
SPECIAL PHI ES
Matinee 10—25—351: ,
Night 25—35—50c.
o SEATS ON SALE.
l-IOYT‘S Tnuaran.
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
One night Only
SATURDAY SEPT. 17th
ROBERT FITZSIMMONS.
The Public' Pugurmrc‘lhlol .
and
JULIA MAY GIFFORD
In
“A FIGHT FOR LOVE"
Sec Fitzslmmons as a Country Gentle-
man.
See Fltzalmmons Make a Horoe Shoe
See Fitzsimmons In a Bag Punching
Exhibition.
See Fitzsimmono in a 3 Round Glove
Content.
2 Carloads of Scenery and Effects 2
PRICES—25—SO—75—100. ‘
ONE SOLID WEEK.
Commencing Monday Sept. 19.
Matinee: Wednesdays and Saturdays
Chester DeVonde
Stock Co.
Direction Phil Levy
in a repertoire of Successful plays
Monday evening Mr. De Vondc will of-
fer His Latest Success.
“ GREATHEART‘"
Prices 10——20——30 cents.
Matinec's 10 and 20 cents.
Miss Boerum,
pram rumour.
CHIROPODIST.
Lookwood’s Hall.
Norwalk, Conn.
Office Hours:
9 to 12 a. m. I to 5:30 p. m.
Telephone .
Connection.
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NOTICE.
TO PATRONS
i have a ftrll line of .u‘ the latest
styles in
Fall Millicent.
Trimmed. Untrlmmed and Ready-to-
werrr lists in stock.
MisSl E. Hotel rrson.—-—~
a i o
Registrars Notice.
The Board of Registrars for the. City I
of South Norwaik. (loan, will hold 11'
public session at the Town Court room.
llnviland street, in said City, on Wed.
ncsday. September 28th. 1904, from
two (2) until six (0) o'tlock, p m. to
correct the. voting list All names tol
Size 27 in. x 65111.
Size 56 in. x 72 in.
Size 9 it. x 12 it.
$24.
803-
THE
RED,
‘1 HAVING THE ORIENTAL EFFECT, IN ALL THE HANDSOME
ITWILL SURPRISE YOU TO SEE THE RUGS
THIS
$2.40
$5.95 *
00
be added to or erased froth said list;
must be handed to City Clerk, Josephi
R. Taylor, on or before six (0) o'clock
p. 111., Monday. September 26th. pre-
ceding election.
Dated at. South Norwalk. Conn.,‘8ep-
tembcr 10th, 1904_
WM. F. TAMMANY,
HENRY E. SMITH. '
' JOSEPH TAMMANY, JR.
The largest hatch In the world has
just bccu tirade at the Waitham watch
Board of Registrars, i‘irttory anti shipped to England. The
s 12—14—21~.34_ I (use is alurrrirrrrrn flui. hcd with gold.
mind is il\‘o fact in diameter. The two
' ‘ ‘ ” I dials. one on either side of the watch.
:rro car-h four toot iii diurrrctcr'. 'l‘hc
numerals on one of thc dials are Ro—
man tlllti on the other Arabic.
Potato stories and campaign lies
are now at their height in Missouri.
A lllilli at Roscntlab- r‘urrrislrcs one in
the agricultural line. which surely is
ins pneumonia.
SOLVENT NOTICE. ute Cough Cure.
District of Norwalk. 11s.. Probate
Court. September 6.,A, D.. 1904.
Estatc of Catherine A. Bubea late of
Norwuik in said District, deceased.
Tlu- Court of Probate for the ills-
trict of Norwallt hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
to 92 pounds.
ute Cough Cure.
FROM 148 TO 92 POUNDS.
One of the most remarkable cases of
a cold, deep-seated on the lungs, caus-
Is that of Mrs. Ger-
tr...... Former. Marion. lnd., who was
entirely cured by the use of One Mln- .
She says:
coughing and straining so’weakened
me that i ran down in weight from 148
I tried a number of reru-
odies to no avail until i used One Min-
F‘our bottles of this
wonderful rorucdy curcd me‘ entirely
of the cough, strengthened my lungs
“The
. - . . ' .. ~ 1 ' ' ~ . tored me to my normal weight
for the creditors of said Estate to cx- or iginul He saw that henna wtlkmg and res _ p ,
, in his field recently and locked oh" the hull“) and siren th." Sold by the
lribit their tiaims for settlement . t ‘ g ..
top of a hill of potatocs by mistake. Clifford Pharmacy.
l‘hosc who neglect '0 prcscnst my” I‘lewn bushels of potatoes rolled out
. , t r i
Sgfii‘t‘i‘rfié. \tiiiiubiriiehrfttrfgqt; d (@3123)? before he couid cover tip the hill again. A FRIEND.
All persons indebted to said “Piston" are A friend whom 3'0“ have been 8313'
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra
rillan Balm is breaking up Colds when
ever tried almost without exception
10, 25 601: and 31. 00 bottles. The Oil!
'nrd anter'o and Plslnrnd'o
requester] to make immediate payment
to
CHARLES G. MOSES.
4 lmffcrts Place, Brooklyn. N, Y_
s'l-li2l Executor.
stone.
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A TELEPHONE 3224
A BIG DROP
lug during your whole life you oughL
not to be displeased with in a moment.
A stone is many years becoming a
ruby. Take care that you do not de-
stroy it in an instant against another
in prices is usually :rt‘t‘t’rillpttilicd by a falling off in value. Tire prices we ask for our Groceries rcp—
rcscut the honest value oi the best that the grocery market affords.
getting quantity at the expense of quality.
Do you appreciate good Sweet Butter?
can be made.
\ We can furnish you with Strictly Fresh Home Eggs.
If so you should try ours.
Paying less than we ask is
It’s the finest that
Our Cofl'ces and Tears are of the
highcst grade. and are sure to please you; they please hundrcds. Nothing gives more dissatisfac-
tion than tough, stale, half cared for goods and a trial of anything in our line will convince you
why we cxcell. We pride. ourselves in keeping everything first class.
Fall delivery of goods are
arriving now and will be pleased to show goods at any time. A full litre of Fresh Garden Fruits'xand
Vegct tables will be found here fresh daily. We want your trade. Let's. have it.
Charles E SeymOu
LEADING GROCER,
56 West Washington Street
r,‘
South Norwalk.
One, Two, Three, Go!
The race is on for another big run In high grade groceries at “The Busy Store" for‘1 this week. w. are al-
ways In the load In Quality and Price here and when it come: to the finish just see how hard it will be to boat
those prices not. For this race note the foiIOwlng:
MAUD s. FLOUR, (makes nice bread)
Every pound guaranteed. Better try a barrel or bag.
”antistatic 'casiushv STRICTLY new urn
, hurrah sees
A POUND 23:. PER oozes 29c.
0-
CHEESE 1
PER POUND 12c.
...... PER BAG 790. PER IARRELMM
raucv new YORK era-rs“
Aro you collecting“ HUNT STAMPS? Here you 'are then. take advantage.
$1. 00 IN HUNT STAMPS FREE
83.00 IEIHUNT STAMPS FREE
81.” IN HUNT STAMPS FREE
as WASHINGTON 37., BE Tthono pound Our 3 srwl‘u‘g V1: anti 25° with On. our! our
3 NO. 1 TEA g 50:. E . a ‘ ass'r moon AND JAVA
(“"7" M. 3- 3'4”" 4 0.0-.) Aperfoct blend. ; A trout in Too. . costs: a zoo.
Stall A D Aijt 5011 pt hum cramps FREE WITH row or THE Fouowluo Liar: , .
-\ i . . 1 aka me snap to.» 25: y, Ls. sox Monsoon PURE Lorne Bettie sun Label Camp
NOW . i 10 ssh. Hm» Laundry 801p 25c 1 to. .1m 5 Morluibo coo-o a so:
. 3 lb. Pkg. Poor-l Hominy too BAKING FOLDER 1 to. Boot Lemon or Ginger shape: 0 7o 3
withdr- Homeschooling. 10c zI/gnn. Farm-o arena loo
,4 mm .2‘xx Tug; 20¢ a 101:. 1 lb. Pkg. Monarch corn starch . 7e
Fairfieid Counts
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