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Special Values in
1,1
tents.
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ADDITIONAL LocAL saws.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Tuesday. Cooler to-
night. The low area has moved out
_ the St. Lawrence valley. A high area
In central at White River and it ex-
tcnds southward to Georgia. A low
area is central in Western Texas ex-
tending northward it is followed by
a high area which is central this
morning over the Canadian Northwest
Warm weather prevails generally east
of the Rockies. There are no well
defined areas of disturbance. Rain has
fallen during the past twenty- -four
hours 111 the Mississippi valley Lake
region St. Lawrence valley, rind in
the (‘anadian Nor-:thwest amounts to
ovor one inch at Keakuk 2 70', Spring-
field, 111., 1.32 and St. Louis 1..38
Miss Nina A. Lewis, of Norwalk,
spent yesterday in Southport.
Our Brothers’ Lodge. 1. O. O, F.. of
Norwalk will hold a regular session
tonigth.
Letter (‘arrier Julian Main will leave
tomorrow on a several day a vacation
trip through New Jersey
Mr. 11 L. Baker, of Trinity Place
has re'tuined from a weeks stay with
1'11ativcs in Plainville, Conn.
Teller George L. Woodward of the
Bank of Norwalk, is enjoying a couple
of weeks' va1.1t11m from duty.
Letter Carrier E. W Clark has re-
sumed his duties on the South Nor-
walk foIce after a three days‘ vacation.
Mrs. M J Slauson, of Taylor av-e
nue. started Saturday for the Exposi
lion at St. Louis where she will spend
several days. _
Ex— Councilman and Mrs. S. H.
Holmes of Main street. Norwalk, 1'1»
turned Saturday from a months trip
to Nova Scotia visiting all the points
of interest e11 route.
Senator Plait and the four congress
men together with state officers and
nominees on the new state ticket. are
booked for a shore dinner. given by'
the New Haven Young Men’s Republi-
can club at Woodmont next Tuesday.
The Commercial Record states that
there were eight sales of real estate.
in The Norwa lks. last week. with
mortgages recorded of $2, 950. For the
corresponding week last year there
were eleven sales, and mortgages of
$4, 000.
The nail bearers at the funeral of
Edward Gilmore held Saturday after-
noon. from his into home in Taylor
avenue. wei‘e Harry Cooley, Clifton
Cooley, Gerardus Adams, Frederick
Waters, Elbert Day and Algic Searies.
The. Rev H. B Carpenter otllciated
and interment was in Norwalk Ceme-
tery.
‘
H. C. Blatchley, Boston; L. C, Baum-
garten, Milwaukee, Wis; K. N. Put-
nnm. Fanny (Manson Emily Dodd Jo-
seph E. Worcester J. K. Hutchinson
Mr and Mrs Fitzsimmons. H. L.
Picke T. G Miller. F. A. Ferris J’r..'
'lhomaa Loomer. T S. Woodward
Mine. Helen Wintner. New York city;
W J. Henebry; 1 erick G.
Danbury; Mr”. and Mrs. W. B“. Clients,
Sontlr Manchester; Mr and Mrs D
Pratt, Brooklyn: A. H. Swift New
Bedf01'1d E. P Ballard, Jr. and party,
E. S. Willctt Bridgeport; Thomas 1.
Raymond South Norwalk“ F. K.
Sc.i1weler Cincinnati: W. R ‘(lualimam
Ridgatleld; Mrs. M. F Walsh, Ruther—
ford; A. D. Dudley, Philadelphia; Mr.
and Mrs. George Lash Glenbrook; C.
“Seymour Jersey City; C. W. Lane.
South Norwalk; C. C. Turner Pascale;
A R. Turner, Norwalk F. W Brooks
Washington, D. C.; R. A. Hubbeu.
Westport.‘ veils guests last night at
the Hotel Clifford.
Letter to Harry. 809N1-
'sonth Roi-walk.
DearSir: Why don’t we make paint, .
as many other-115.111). to go threeouar-p
ters as far or twothlriis’; ‘or' 112111.01 a
third, era on rter? ‘
Mr. Aaron
house; meme 1look 11
There are torn sorts of paint; all
paint. true point. slrmg'polnt, full.
measure and part paint, false paint,
weak paint. shaft measure .1
The paint-manutacturers are two
sorts: Dayna and the rest. .
Yours truly.
68 F. W DEVOE & CO.
P. 8. Wenonah ‘nemmmll If Sn-
ples Hardware (10.. and ‘E .14. Carbon!
.1. '
sell can rain!
Social latrines
‘ ‘ Oil
“ ;
the year is lici'c.
. Icedincss on the part of Sports—
' men ‘3 Corner, that spot which is
Ackat“, "“
' iopondlng-o few days the guest of lira.
iggins plainfleld, N. 1., “
always used 16 gallons of paint for is,
2.: ;
.. .1... .,,
FOOTBALL
«TOGGERY.
Timc for'tlic ‘grcatcst ,gllillt‘ of,
Willi the time comes complete
omrngi to be known as the readi—
~st sporting- goods store in this
region.
A1111 prices are the ones that
have made the Corner popular.
Complc tc football togs ill cv 11y
grade worth buying i'or illus-
tration:
White duck pants—~45c.
Khaki pants—75c.
White canvas punts
sidc padding—five.
l’xhaki with leather
pads——-$2.
Jackets at 351', 45c and to $1. 45
for those lIttcd with shoulder-
pads.
Elbow and 5110111ch— pads of
khaki at 18c, of leather at 411:.
llclrncts with good lining rind
without
outside
of stout material—50c, 751:, $1
and $1. 45.
SlIin- guards of sev 1'11'111 sorts
from canvas at 25c to leather at
$1. 25
W 5ristbands of
201' and to 35c.
leiscys with high rack and
10111,,r alcoves-{15c $1 and $1. 511.
And footballs thcmsclvcs—ihc
most important of all—«from (ch
up to the Association ball at $4.
Basement.
FLANNEL UNDERWEAR.
Warm underwear of outing,r
flannel.1\‘ot alone warm, but
pretty and w cll- made. "l‘is scarce
vorth while to take time for mak-
111gr when one can find such as
tlicsc all ready for wear.
Lion 11s of plain outing flannel
~511c.
Striped gowns trimmed with
braid or with bands of plain coloi
““7517
Daisy 12.111111 really :1 hncr licav—
icr outing flannel—«$1 and $125
iccoi‘ding to how they re made.
and trimmed. ‘
lcathcr at 15c,
THE HOWLAND
DRY Goons co..
Bridgeport, Conn.
_._._i-’-_._:_ “fix
The Norwalk City Council will hold
a semi monthly meeting this evening
at the council chamber in Wall street
Miss Grace Whittaker, a teacher in
the Washington school, in Stratlord.
spent Sunday at her home in East Nor-
walk.
Chris Bronson, who has been clerk
at the Hotel Clifford for several
months past. has resigned and gone
to New Haven.
Mrs. Eugene 0'.Connell of New
York city is the guest for a few days
of hen sister- in-law, Miss Alice O'Con-
neli, of Burbank street.
Major Frederick A. Hill. of "NorWalk,
is a member of the regatta committee
of the Mimhnsaet Yacht Club which
held its fall regatta on Saturday.
The‘ patch sociable, held in" West
Nor walk Methodist Chapel, last week,
proved a perfect success every one
$50.
—thn doctors fail. try Burdock
Blood Bitters. Cures dyspepsiaycon-
atlpntlonv; invigorates the whole sys-
tern.
“:me Arthur 13 Russell: who has
been enjoying the slimmer 'at his home
in South Norwalk. left for Princeton
today to resume his dutiasr at the
Princeton Preparatory “school.
.1
Miss Nettie Tattle. of Brooklyn. is
Wgfl. Baldwin. of Wall street Her
later, Miss Henrietta Tattle will come
a short visit.
Miss Daisy Wadhams, of Norwalk,
who has taken a position as teacher
1
a party last Week by Mia. Hubert Tay-
the affair won‘thoroughly adioyed 9
w
That is What the Householder is Do-
roiuly advanced several weeks. hard-
wood illitll saying nothing as they reap
the shckels from the anxlons house
having a good time and cleared over“
p this afternoon from Brooklyn for
in the Georgetown school, was given.
101'. A large number were present and
.1“. a “A...” moan...“
wmiiiilin or.‘
In noletli move our! 'Purnaco.
w hithevhcoting stove mason at.
were dealers are figuratively sawing
holder. setting up treating apparatus
for the season. Tile change from New
England summer to fall is a qui.k
transition and the jump from summer
gauze underwear to the warmer things
of winter is not more sudden than from
open windows of a summer day to the
comfort radiating consumer of coal at
seven dollars. more or less a ton.
The difference between the house
that petals-a stove or two to take the
edge 0! the ieiupcrnturonntl the one
that has a furnace or other internal
machine in the collar is small with a
slight percentage in‘favor of the one
with the stove. It takes only an hour
or two for the old fashioned stove to
get in its work. burn oil the new black-
and establish itself in business at the
old stand. The furnace. if it is of the
common and regularly accepted kind,
smokes and smells had with occasion-
al diversion of stopping tip the chim-
ney for a week before is gets down to
business warming rip the house
in thocellar with its heat. It is with
these two vareties of heaters that the
average householder is laboring and
struggling.
Miss Boorum,
DERMA'TOLOGIS'T.
CHIROPUDIST,
Lockwood": Hall.
Norwalk, Conn.
Office Hours:
9 (012 a. m. Mn 3:00 p. m.
Telephone
9 gannoorlon.
NOTICE
TO PATRONS
l have. a full line of all the latest
styles in
Fall Millineru.
Trimmiid. Tlntrimmed' and Ileadyto-
wear Hats in stock.
Miss 1. E. Hutchinson
ea WASHINGTON»8T.,
rwi'ra Mus. SMITH ace.)
‘l‘i‘Y‘ou Can See
Straight
Then you can easily see why we are
having such success selling furniture.
There isn’t any secret about our sue,-
cess,.our.priceu are right, onr'iibcrnl
credit system is right. ‘We are show-
ing some very nice carpet. rugs in
Smyrna nxministcr tapestry and in-
grains, also all the smaller sizes in
rugs. as well as linoleums, oil cloth
and matting.
A J.Angev1ne1£Son
. ‘1 ago—‘6-
1st WASHINGTON eraser, SOUTH
.NonwALK. CONN.
A
' New York, August 26,1904.
C. F. Zeitfuss, 19811.,
Dear Sir.‘
“Will you kindly send me to my
residence. 610 Van Cortlandt Park ave-
nue, Yonkers, New York, one box or
these pills you put up for Malaria, Dr.
l"by rctti'i'n mill:
much etc. Trusting that you are well.
and kind regards to your brother, etc“,
i am Sincerely yourn'j ..
L. H. CARGIL‘L.
Mites: Pharmacy
who: when. so. activist.
at 1.1.1.1.. ms;
R1111...
.Fresh 515131
5111110011
of Ali rims
a‘. fill.
seasonal
All Kinds of Meat
Mm masonic
“RICHMOND RANGES?
1TH]: JONES a KOTCHKISS
, ' COMPA NY,
11 WALL arsflrmo’swam.
SUITS AND 001113 FDR
THE COMING FALL. .
Also fashion plaice. latest styles.
:loot at
m
WM
l;*;‘.El-X (3‘1 ‘
91K
b 1
'irlp.
erguson'a prescription? 1 will remit .
Let me know how.
NEW STYLES OF CLOTH FOR
Now is the time to have your turn
remodeled. Fifty per cent. less than.
‘ 311;“:th at lowest prices Peri ‘
teed ‘
New Yer city today on 11 business
.———
Frank Sanger, of Norwalk, com-
inclined a course of study lit the Stam-
lord High School today.
Mrs. William M Betta. of Norwalk
was taken with an acute attack of
indigestion Saturday. She is consid-
eiably improved today.
_._$_.__‘—_
Charles W. Skill left yesterday
morning to attend the ninety- second
annual meeting of the Supreiire corm-
cil of Sovereign Grand Inspe1:lortt(len-
eral of the Thirty-third and last de-
gree of the Ancient Accepted Scottish
Rite Masonry. wlrlch assembles in (let-
nic Hali,Maaonl1 Temple, Boston, next
T.uesday
a
,_,_._._.._———-
The hearing, in Bridgeport on the
petition of Attorney General W. A.
King of Willhnantic that $1.001),th0
personal property of the estate of
Georgeli. (lliman. located in New
York. he inventoricd in this state,
which was set for Saturday morning.
was postponed untillnexl Saturday at
11 o'clock.
An clfort is being made to organize
1111 order of the Knights of l’ythins in
Norwalk. Gentlemen interesiui iii the
movement. have made a canvass of
the towu and it is stated have already
secured the names of twcntv- flVe or
thirty ‘pI'ominent business men who
are desbous ot' Iifiillnflig themselves
with the new order. ere is a flour-
ishing branch ofthe order at present
Bookwler William P. Beers is in .
.in South Norwalk.
are
'1”
Streets. Normallr. Germ"
obtain a building
1111101101111:
INSURANCE.
Particulars of
Insurance Annoy of
JACOB M. LLYTON.
1
Telephone 86-}. -
7' row“:- tuia 1.11.} .
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BOYS’ ROUGH ON ROOK‘O,
' N Beam 1
nor waraasaa'rmo. .12? AND ' IS
HOT MR HEATING GIRLS LITTLE moiAN
arouse lino mama, .
our: Aw mm moor Kid sac-oat
“lidsltdlnn RI "!€y\ <‘14u¥
0" ”mm" mm WM" 1".“ YOUTHS’ 31111.11 CALF.
Elk Lined Soles, '
$1.25.
db—o‘hh
they will outwoar any other makes.
;v—--q—h
400 PR. LADllS’ KID OXFORD'S,
. Low Heels. _.
936. ALL 81258.
uoawaut 11an
yea Wilh-
' '5
TO BUY A
BUILDING LOT
in the Cantor at a Low Price.
TAYLOR 161 GOLDEN offers for sale ton Building
Lars on Quincy Street. between Butler and Orchard
At Prices Ranging from .
$250. 0.0. to $500.00 Per Lat.
This is about the last Chance to
10111 home at such low prices.
Map a! lots at our office, where lull pariloularow will be
cheerfully furnished
Taylor liq-6.0151911,
'Ili Washinclon Street.
SOUTH NOR WRLK.
R. R. II will. South‘flarit‘blk.
Try I pair 11! any all those ‘ol'looo.
$3.01» NEW DWI-£8 FOR OFAOLEL IN
All cause/11. cam
You can get a rhonth'u adamant (til)
doses) of the best medicine in the
world for the can of countlpatlon and
dynixsnaiu. "Dr. liowar‘ds 8 solar” at
my store fer 25 cents. Wil buy you
track your money it it does not cure.
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RANK BAXTE R.
MW 0 D. listed, at the Green. en-
oned a trip to
prw York city on the
Mar'thas Viniyar
last Friday.
The Decker Club of the South Nor-
walk Baptist (‘hurch held a meeting
yesterday and the constitution and by.
laws Were amended
ilait Baldwin and son. Dr. W. H.
Baldwin, of Wall street visited rela-
tives in [motility Silnduy. They made
the trip in DI Baldwin‘s automobile
Willard Gregory of Brooklyn, and
Walter l. (liegory. of Springfield
Mass, Were guests at the parental
home in France street Norwalk.‘yes-
tcrduy.
Albert Mossman of Norwalk who is
a member of Company D secured many
excellent and interesting photographs
of the recent trip of the National
Guard to Manassus. Virginia.
At the Norwalk Congregational Sun-
day schooi next Sunday a special rally
service will be held. it will he the
last Sunday for six months that the
pastor will attend and he will have
some special remarks to make to the
pupils. A large attendance of ofil1ei's,
teachers and pupils is desired.
Chance
i
101 in the center
Getting a“ Start 111 1.116
Man Do?
Business gives young men culture.
They take on habits and customs;
they become thinkers and workers;u1-
the places of those with whom they
have been associated. .
sAa'rAm-s auamsss COLLEGE
is a good school. The tact that this
» school holds ‘the State Record for best '
work proves to you that it is good.
Pio't. Sartain has educated in his Day
and Night School over one thousand
young men and women and placed
them in good..posltions. -
dents, the uniform success, 'iits gradu-
not one Combined course graduates is
out of employment has earned for this
Each18tudenti"
NEW TERM-DAY AND NIGHT
SESSION-«BEGINS TUESDAY. 8E?
TEMBEI ‘0. ’
Why not enroll!~ ‘
4:
’I, emu:
1R
‘_ Jain-mm»
. .... . .1111
DARL90K FACKINO
_ “I.
...,
What Shall the Young ‘
timately they are the ones who take '
The careful attention given to its stu-
atea in business life and the fact that .
institution the right to be known as
"The School that Makes a Specialty of
EEE2EE2EE3EEEE1'“‘!F!E!S!=!EHESEESREEE -
AGENT FOR HAY MANTON'S PATTERNS
THERE'S NO GAINSAVING‘THE
THE HEARTY MANNER lN WHICH
BARGAIN GIVING.
NORMAL VALUE.
STORE.
TlIIE PBCFIT lS YOURS
wrooon or ous'cin' PRIOI your
cv In mouse our THE some a crock; rHArio :vineucap ov . _
OUR A08. ARE RESPONDED TO.
SEPTEMBER WILL BE MEMORABLE ASA MONTH OF EXCRETION '
THERE'S NOTHING STIMULATIB A
LIKE GOOD, SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE AT A FMGTION OH "‘0'
THESE OFFERINGS WILL AGAIN THROM THII
t.
in!)
MEN'S OUTING
SHIRT CHANCE.
march to the music of cut prices.
‘ 'they see it.
The. and $1 each. now 3911. each.
HAVE YOU A
WASH GOODS WANT?
choose from.
batisis and dimlties at its yd.
36-inch soft finish pcrcalcs at 121/..11.
yd' I
These lots of negligce shirts will
Our
incn folks know a good thing when
Men's ncgligce shirts, formerly 50cm
if so, this is the time to fill it and
there are some very dainty styles to
All out- 1214c. and 150, qualities of
Ladies' Handel-chiefs
special 6c
Gents' handkerchiefs. were 7c.. am
‘lal 5a. ""11 ‘
in 39s.: while they last 251:; pairs ““11
Ladies' fancy liole hose in boot ind
lace styles in plain and fancy color!
and embroidered, a 60c. vaiuo,.fel' 390.
A CHANCE TO
BUY LAGEO.
tions from W; inches to 4 inches whlo,
a l urge assortment of patterns, were
151-, and the per yard, now 10c. pal.
yard. ‘ "
83-85 Washington Street,
South Norwalk. Conn.
Call in
[tr-Wear
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
. . .,__ w_-..~m._:y " ‘
and see
The Latest Trimmed and Untrimmed Readu'
Fall Hats.
8. S. TILLOTSON’S,
5 SOUTH 'NORWALK, coon.
To
BUYERS 0F
-CO‘AL. Low in ash and sulphur,
tree from clinkers’. Also best grade
Telephone call 342-5.
TRUE VALUE GIVEN IN QUALITY AND WEIGHT. Try a sample.
r111; HARRIS & cans 111).
‘ C0111. Wood; Hay, Grain and Feed.
. Office and yard, 68 Water street, South Norwalk.
Big vein Georges Creek and other superior grades of BITUMINOUS“-
111in In fixed carbon quick steaming and“ "
of ANTHRACITE for domestic surprise;
Free Dollyhi'y“
. . .
....................
Office, Chairs
an
pinyin?» 111
$5 00.
A cheaper 5 ”la: 'iioVor‘
1
r
n
GOAL
ibrgo oupplyrpf Echelon, fresh mined
tint; and, weaned ole-n.
i
“an351! 2 NOT a. 75.‘
ran-124 wA‘rsn eraser.
11011 Top Desks
Raymond and Son’ 5
46 and 46 Main Street. Norwalk
Ra mond Eros
My! Washlna‘ion 5'“‘53
IRVING LOCK WOOD
GOA. '
ne‘er minim con. In tho only 11in we
W PER TON 11.1er in your bin."
Prompt delivery, competent Drivers, Clean Coal.
W crook litumlnorn at an attractive moi}
Frolh' burned charcoal put in “in ready. men. stow.
Iron” Offices—2 M Iain Street South Norwalk: OM“
.
e .
$111 to $50
. $51.75 to, $10,
FUUR GELLIIR M
pertoh”
1533): offered ”in ihls mar
11'? c.5171”: g
I ‘ .
a
do;
it
handle. W5 h5v5o 551
finest Couture! .11
114‘
no ll, of the
' TILEPH
WM In “silly.
entire continence in this atoré.
. quality to maintain and insure: hating mums“ and minnows ‘
DUNN“. ,
were. ' {111: i 5
Ladies' gauze lisle hose impliln‘
black and tan. also drop stitch and ‘
«lace effects which hare been will“
These lace bargains should inurnt‘
you, as this is eminently a lace season. ,.
I’olnt de Paris edgings and inner 1 ,
re.-
Norwalk Chronicler