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MAHAOKEMO HO‘I‘IL .LOOK.
WEIT WASHINGTON ITREIT,
IOUTH. NORHALKW
WEATHER FORECAST ._
Forecast for Nortvalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Saturday. The area
of high pressure has moved eastward
to the. coast The crest is over Vir-
ginia tlils morning. Clear to portly
cloudy weather prevails in nearly all
11101110118. Light frosts are reported in
New York state, Ohio, Indiana and Hu-
ron, South Dakota: heavy frosts. at
Northiield, Vt. Rain has fallen during
the past twenty- -fonr hours over North-
9.111 New England Southern lilorlda
and on the western Gulf coast. A
disturbance is central over Lake Su‘
perior and another in the Canadian
Northwest. The storm warnings were
ordered down at 9 p. m yesterday
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—~Frcsh egss 25c, doz. Schnub‘s.
Mrs. John H. M. Lowth, of Wall
street, returned home Wednesday on
the White Star liner Oceanic from
Liverpool, where she has been the
guest of relatives. Mrs, Lowth was
met at New York by Mr. Lowth.
-1 lot gloria umbrellas worth $1. 50
for this week We ca. M. S. Smith 11 Co.
The full order of service will be re-
sumed in Trinity Episcopal Church
next Sunday. and the rector, Rev. Rom
illy F. Humplnics, will otllclate There
will be Holy Communion at S a 1n.' ..
Morning Prayer and sermon, 11 a. n1. ,
Evening Pray and address 7: 30 p m.
——Di1nlop Derbies, O'Brien’s.
Mr. and Mrs. William H Benedict,
of Farmingvilie, Ridgetleld, spent a
few days last week with relatives in
Darien and Stamford and with a party
of friends spent Tuesday at Roton
Point. Wednesday all took a trip to
Glen Island. and enjoyed a shore dln~
ner.
—-Sweet potatoes 20c pk. I". I). L
and Co.
Owing to the work being done on
the road between No1walk and West-
port. in the town of Westport it is
1101 essary for the Conne1t11ut Railway
and Lighting company to t1 ansfer pas-
sengers at 11 point beyond Peat swamp
The company is also changing its
tracks.
—Sl1oulder steak 101:. Schnnb's.
The Rev. James B. Werner and
Mrs. Werner arrived in town this
morning after a several weeks' va—
cation trip. The vacation has been a
particularly sad one for them, as dur-
ing their absente- Mr. Warner‘s father
and an aunt of Mrs Werner. of whom
she was particularly fond died. Mr.
Werner will resume all of the regular
services at Grace Church Sunday.
—Don't delay a minute, Cholera 1m
fant111n,1lysontery, diarrhoea come
suddenly. Only safe plan is to have
Dr. Fowler‘ 5 Extract of Wild Strawber-
ry always on hand
Rodney Kellogg Har;tford A. E
Knox, New Haven; P. M. Phillips H.
L Valiant. W. R. Jones, l". T Kcnah,
Boston; R W Bur1',itt Bridgeport;
Dudley Van Dyke, Philadelphia;
George L. Mead, H. B. Parke C. W.
Parke New York city; I Saueir Yon-
kers; Walter McDougal, Jersey City.
N J.; W, W. Stevens, James Good-
win, Danbury, and P. Von Grifften
Brooklyn were guests yesterday at.
the Hotel Clifford.
—-Cannel Goal for daily evenings.
Ferris Coal. Co. ‘
FROM 148 T0 92 POUNDS.
a cold, deep seated on the lungs, caus-
ing pneumonia. is that of Mrs. Ger-
trude E. Fenner. Marion, Ind. ., who was
entirely cured by the use of One Min-
ute Cough Cure. She says: “The
coughing and straining so weakened
me that I ran down in weight from 148
to 92 ads. I tried a number. of rent-
edles to no avail until I tried 0!;e Min-
ute Cough Cure Four bottlea of this
wonderful reaedy c red are, on rely
of themugh otrengt t'snéd' my 1 figs
and 11111111111111.5119 to my normal weight.
SCHOOL SHOES.
This school‘shoc question is an
important one. No one cares to
buy Sil-L‘Iillt‘tl school shoes that
have lllmlll as much wear in them
as though they \Vt‘l‘t‘ made of pa—
per. Yet not everybody cart-1. to
pay $2 1113,33 to he sure of getting
.gmril tiilt'S.
l0 litilll of HMS!) sort *1 folk}
the store comes with a shoe 111: it
is a real school shoe . :1 .shoc that
is of leather thni'll wear, that is of
good style and finish, that will lit
with comfort to young. active and
growingr feet. We ask every
motherland cy c1 v pcrson,1n
latt) who buy :1 Show for boys or
girls, to comc and sec 111ch 111w
Slitlt‘Sw—lllt‘ llowlaiul $1. 35 Spec-
inl SIIOL‘S.
lhc llowlanil $1. 35 Spct 1.11
Shoes are worth from $1. 511 to
$1 75—51mm stores would Slll iht‘
larger s1zcs at $2. ”’\\ orth
means cxac'tly what it says. I hcsc
shoes are built tlll(ltl' a t‘illlll'utl
that calls for them to 111- the l)L'Sl
shoe in stock and making,r that the
tiactory can produce to sell at
$1. 50 and $1. 75 according to size.
I'Icsidc good stock, thc\ [1.1V 0
good looks—hut looks are not 5111 —
crihced to service, and thty will
wear splendidly. the 11st of
wear has proven this.
All sins sell at the one price;
all sizes from o to 5,5
One dollar and thirty-live cents,
Shoe store.
NEW DOOR- PANELS.
A bright fresh new lot in those
small 111c1l.1llion patterns that are
both tasteful and handsome
lrisll~poini~~75c to $2.
Reunissancc-$2 to $2.50.
'l‘hlrd floor.
THIN DRAPERIES.
(ircnzrdinc of cream ground
with colored stripes—«15c yard.
Scotch tundras with 01 crlock
corded cdgc—lzléc to 251‘ 3d.
S1 rim white, cream or Aral)-
inn—«251 to 501'. yard.
l'aum muslin whitc with col<
("111d S11111CS*I21»/1t‘\\llltl.
Third floor.
;, .‘ 1.1117
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS CO..
" Bridgeport, Conn.
THE. menu's 11911119
is generally secreted under the bed, or
in the old closet by the cellar Any
'way. the thief is sure to find it. should
he care to take a look.
WHAT'S THE USE
of taking chances of your money bei'n 11%
stolen when you can put it in a 'bank
It will make money for you there.
Why not save a part of every dollar
earned and the time will come when
your accumulations will take care of
itself and you. All your dollars are
willing to work for you
‘ EARNiNorous PER‘cENT.
INTEREST
THE SOUTH NRRWALK SAVINGS
United Built Building.
health 11 strength.” Said by the
hammer .
on.
aim: coNuNe TO THE NORWALN
RONs THE sEsT MEAT AT THE L
BEST PORTER-HOUSE STEAKB. .
ass‘ruauorh‘amks, ...;.= ..... ...... “Nunavut
aes'r ‘RD‘UNDs'rEAKs. ...... ............. 15:. La.
fasarfstlooLDERsTEAKs,............ ..... _. ........ 101: 1.3.?
' ' ‘ Lemme LAMB.—
Lsos, ...... . ....... ........ ..1ee.1.s.
........ . 1bc. LB.
8 HAS BEEN TO GIVE OUR PAT-
OWEBT PRICE POSSIBLE.
.‘a
............. 18200 LB.
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A.J.Angevined$on.
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. I NO. MAIN IT.
’ RLOMBING AND STEAM“
,NEW aSTYLES OF 0L0 H FOR
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lDH Elana tits
Abbie J. Merritt Shocked to Death
by a Live Win,
A terrible aftermath of Wednesday
night's storm was reported from
(irnenwlch Yesterday morning. about
11.") Abbie ..i Meritt ll years of as“.
daughter of Joseph ,W. Merltt. of Clap
board Rhine. was hillodt Instantly by
contact with 11 wire charged with clots.
trinity. Her sister was also severely
burned, ' '
Th1- accidcht happened in front of
11111 Meritt home. The child was
walking in the highwuy. Her mother
was about 20 feet thd of her. The
sister was near the mother. Suddenly
Abbie uttered a piercing shriek bud
foil. She was limit] when her mother
and sister reached her. The latter
seized tho dead child and pulled her
away from the wire. It was in this
manner that she was burned.
The wire which caused the chlld's
death was said to he 11 Postal Tele-
graph wire A tree blew down In the
height of the storm, carrying with it
wires of the c1111 tric lighting «o1npsnv.
the telephone company and the Postal
T(lt'K111|)ll (‘ompany The wires tross
ed and all w'iics charged with the
death dealing electricity Medical Ex~
11111111cr Jones investigated the accl-
debt.
A BOV'S WILD RIDE FOR LIFE.
With family around expecting him
to die, and a son riding for life. 18
miles. to get Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
\V. 11. Brown, of Loesvllle, 1111]., en»
dured death‘s ngouics from asthma:
but this wonderful medicine gave in
slant. relief and soon cured him. He
writes: "1 now sleep soundly every
night." Like marvelous cures of Con
sumption, Pneumonia. Bronchitis
Coughs, Colds and Grip prove its
mntchlcrs merit.- for all Throat and
Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles
50c and $100 Trial bottle free at F
11. Baxter' a drug store
.11
GOOD PRIEGHT BUSINESS.
Freight trailln on the Consolidated
railroad is again assuming important
proportions. A steady increase has
been noted since. the passing of sum:
Illt‘l’.
CURED OF BRIGHT'B DISEASE.
Geo. A. Sherman, Lisbon Red Mills.
Lawrence. (111., N. Y., writes: “I had
kidney disease for many years and
had been treated by physicians for
twelve years; had taken 11 Well known
kidney medicine and other remedies
that were recommended but got no
relief until i began taking Foley's Kid-
ney Cure 1 had to make water about
every fifteen minutes day and night.
and passed a brick- dust substance and
Sometimes a slimy substance. be.
lieve I would have died if I had not
taken Foley :1 Kidney Cure " For sale
at Plaisted's drug store.
111011 Can bee
Straight
Then you can easily see wiry we are
having such success selling furniture.
There isn't any secret about our suc-
cess, our prices are right. our liberal
credit system is right. We are show
ing some very nice carpet rugs in
Smyrna nxminister tapestry and in-
gralns, also all the smaller sizes in
rugs. as Well as linoleums. oil cloth
and matting.
134 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
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The Aumound Hand soap ,ls . L
NO matter hOw
or WHEre used. it
possesses wonderful clea sing po'yvor,
which common soaps (10,)“ ot possess.
Sunlight Soap used in e ery depart-
ment of the home will
Wonderful results 111111} with
soap and less labor.
ASK FOR “LAUNDRY” SHAPE GUNLIOHT
1m-‘1 ... .
A Rare
TO BUY A
BUILDING
In the Center at a Low Price.
TAYLOR 6'1 GOLDEN offers for sale ten Building
Lot: on Quincy Street. between Butler and Orchard
Struts. Norwalk, Conn.,
At Prices Rangln
5250. ,0,0 to $500 0
This is about the last chance to
obtain a building lot in the center
fora home at such low prices.
Map of lots at our office. where full particulars will be
‘ cheerfully liurnlshdd
Taylor 81 Golden,
. '14 Washington Sheet.
' spore iron want.
XUTONOBILE
lNSURANCE.
Particulars, of
Insurance Agency of
JACOB M. LIYTON.
R. R. Am. 5'1 ugh Narwalk.
Telephone. 35-2. \
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KNOW Yorlt’, August 26,1904.
Dear Sir.
Will you kindly send me to my
residence, 610 Van Cortlandt Park ave
nue, Yonkers. New York, one box of
these pills you put up for Malaria, Dr.
Ferguson‘s'prescription? i will remit
by return man. Let me know how
much; etc. Trusting that you are well,
and ldnd regards to your brother, etc.,
I aim ‘ Sincerely yours,
L. H. CARGILL.
#1111155 Pharmacy}
so. NORWALK‘
HEATIN
@TING,
s'rovss ND NANOEO.
..L%:I:andlmm Pitt 111',
go- Flaunt. Mandalay. Ito,
“igloo neutrons:
commercialise
company ~ ..
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
No COLTS ER
THE couture FALL.R
Also doablon plates, lirtéStstyles.
Now Is The time to 11111115461111. furs
remodeled. Fifty per cent. less than
later
Everything at lowest prices. Peri-
i‘ect fit guaranteed.
Ready- to wear
' , , Each Studsfl'nt"
‘ " ” l ' NEW T RM—DAv AND Niel-1T
sova' 2°?" 0" ROCK” SESSION sEoms TUESDAY. 3:11.
° sum “ . ' TEMBER
81.25 $191.50, .
Why 11011 enroll?
onus LITTLE iNDiAN,
K d 8h am. 111 .. ._....L,.-.__
51.28". 1
““" ' $111.11.. at.
vougizshsgrgr hc.1115, ‘ f .. .
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"3‘" "3 ”mommies:
one
Try. ”.1. of thy of those 3500,81.
they will outwoar any Oth‘ér mites.
«in PR. more Km’" OXFORD-s,
Loud-Into at .
93¢. ALL SIZES.
NEW BTYL F0 FA LIN
”MNORWALgnflgLTg-lfl OLE
i
- ‘The School on; Makes a Specialty or
ccomplish
Ices .
Chance
LOT
1
from
Per Let.
i
no Do?
Business gives young men culture.
They takelon habits and customs:
they become thinkers and workers; ni-
timateiy they are the ones who take
the places 10f those with whom they
have been associated.
SARTAIN’ 8 BUSINESS COLLEGE
Is a. good school. The fact that this
school holds the State Record for best,
work proves to you that it is good.
Prof. Surtain has educated in his Day
and Night School over one thousand
young meal and women and pieced
them in good positions.
The carei'ul attention given to its stu-
dents, the iniform success, fits gradu-
ates in business life and the fact that
‘not one Combined course graduate is
institution the right to be known as
V Carried In MIL
iihey see it.
(311an a Start in Lilo.“
What Shall the Young -1
out of sum oyment has earned for this.
“FLOOR PACKING f
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON'S PATTERNS.
111E P‘RQFLIT IS YOURS ,
THERE'S nooAmsAvmo THE wraoom or OUR cu'r PRICE 1101.1." "
cv IN CLOSING Our Top, soMME R srocx; THAT :8 EVIDENOID IV
THE HEARTY MANNER IN WHICH OUR ADs. ARE RESPONDFI) 1“
SEPTEMBER WILL BE MEMORAB LE A8 A MONTH OF. EXCEPTION.
DAROAIN cuvme. THERE's NOTHING sTIMULA'us A own“
1111: eooo. eEASONAsLE M'ERONANDISE AT A FRAc'rION ”at”, ,
NORMAL VALUE" THEaE osrcames w1L1. AGAIN THRoNo Tull ‘
sTORE. .
MENs OUTING Ladics’ llnndcrchicfs were to. 5'
SHIRT CHANCE.
'l‘hcsc iota of negllgce shirts
special tic
(lonts handkerchlefs, ware ‘10., spoo-
iul 5c. _
Ladioe gauze lisle hone in pladtt f'
black and tan, also drop stitch lid:-
lace effects which have beensell‘llii :
at 390.; while they last .zsfc, pair.
Indies’ fancy lisle hose in boot and
111cc styles in plain and fancy colors.
and embroidered, 11 50c. val.ue,_for 39s,.
will
march to the music, of cut. prices. Our
man folks lmow a good thing when
Men's ncgllgcc shirts, formerly title,
7511. and $1 each, now 391'. each.
HAVE YOU A
WASH GdODS WANT?
11 so. this is the time to an a and A CHANCE TO
BUY LACES.
'I‘hcso lace bargains should interest ’
you, as this is eminently a lace 11131111311.
Point dc Paris edgings and inself»
lions from 1% inches to 4 inches 'wldb. ‘
11 I urge nsso1 tment of patterns, Nero
15 c. and 191 per yard, new 101:. per
yard. I;
there are some very dainty styles to
choose from. ~
All our 121/;c. and the, qualities of
bullets and dimlties at tic yd.
36-inch soft finish pcrcalcn at till/go.
yd.
83-85 Washington Street,
South Nor-walk. Conn. I
1111:: TILLOTSON ' .
Is now In the ally with an export trlmmor also”, 11 lip ,
Latest Novelties 11. Trlmmsd and Unfrlmznpd ., ‘ . '
Hold Your Orders. Th1“! are sure to be becoming! laid
“UP TO DA TE? '
813 WASHINGTON STREET. ‘ a 1 SOUTH NORWALK, OONN»
Agent for Banner Pattern; ' ' '
1118011 lil_____ilKS IIIKE Ill lilii
COMPARE THE LAST TON YOU scales” SOMEWHERE. ELsE AND ,
THE ringer TON vou suv FROM us. AND YOU WILL as: THE my.-
FERE E .
YOU WILL NOTE THAT 1T LAsTe LONGER, RURNs 3111111117 11.
GIVES MORE HEAT AND PRODUCES MORE CLEAN ASHES, THAN A 'Y .
corn. YOU EVER BOUGHT BEFORE, AND WILL NOT cosr vou ANY
MORE. '
OUR MOTTO—“CLEAN coAL, HONEST WEIGHT."
COAL, WOOD, HAY, GRAIN AND OATs.
THE HARRIS 81 GANS CO.
Office and yard. 68 Water street, South Norwaik.
Telephone call 342- 5.
$10 10 $59
$5.75 to $11
..1
.1
Roll Top Desks
Office Chairs
Raymond and Sons
46 and 48 Main Street. Norwal-lt.
OLD COMPANY S LEHIOH & JED90L
DELIVERED av yous ' 31.1.1111 111
$6 00 per 1,111
A cheaper fhdl has nlviicr been offered In (M: In H "
Raymond Q” be
137 Ianfan 81mph" i
111 mm Locx'woon 111'
"Edit cont
DEBT LEMON COAL II the only kl
largo supply of choice. than 11111191! so at
plate and screened clean.
“$6.00 PER TON delivered in your bin."
“NUMIEH 2 NOT nm' . 1.
Plant“ dollyory. museum Driven, Club Coal. '
Georges Crook BituminOu. at an attractive pl‘ch.
Profit 11111-1111 charcoal put in bag. may form moo.
tuna warm arm. . TILEPNDN
om W spun min strut souls Notions: I Mil-at.
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gamete. w...
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MIME! PLATINO.
Mil: Islets.
or. 6m show then
;_thITND
21b Monet-y and Ma-
zit-inn and General Macb-
slate colors. best. 501: glove made, . ....................... . ....
3 Ladies' LIBLE THREAD stoves, two clasp, mode and slate 7
regular price 25c, this week, ...................... .....‘..3'
1y. 1:. guilt.-
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Norwalk Chronicler