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New Dress Goods
for h" and Wlnnr
{rpm 121,“ to 81.50 5 yeah:
E. K. Banks,
Immune new. new.
WIIT WASHINGTON . “T.
IOUTH NORWAL '
8.
WEATHER FORECAST.
‘i' "on
'AD'DITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
For Nurwnlk and vicinity: Fair and
(ooler tonight. with frost. Thinsday
fair and cooler. The Weather area of
high pressure covers an unusually
large territory and is accompanied by
temperatures considerably below the
normal fol“ the 'sealzon of the your.
Light frosts are reported from lgwer
Michigan find iowa; heaby in Wi 'cb'n
sin 'and Minnesota a'nd killing in upper
Michigan 'Raln occurred durlr'ig the
past twenty four hours over moat of
the country east of the Mississippi
river Temperatures of fre'ezln‘g and
below occurred over the Dak tas, Min
nes'ota, upper Mlcliigdn, is‘consin.
Montana and Manitoba
Mrs B F‘_ Gregory, of Southport,
spent yesterday with friends in Nor-
walk.
Mrs Roger Smith. of Knowledge Hill
Milford has 1eturncd from a visit in
South Norwnik.
Miss Ellen Fitzgerald of Norwalk
intends to enter the Hartford Training
School for Nurses shortly.
Miss Georgiana Clinton, of Lowe
street, is enjoying a trip up the End
son River, having started yesterday
afternoon
Mr. and Mrs M F. Scott, of Spring-
field who are on a driving tour through
the state stopped at the Hotel Clifford
yesterday
A meeting of the Norwalk Demo-
cratic. Club will be held this evening
at the Democratic headquarters in the
Gazette building.
——Takes the burn 'out: heals the
wound; cures the pain Dr. Thomas’
Eclectric Oil, the household rémedy.
Mr. and Mrs Benson of 911111.191.
phia, who are on an automobile tour
to the Berkshires stopped last night
at the Hotel Clifford.
Clifford Bissoll, son of Mrs. W. A.
Vogel of Mott avenue Norwaik, will
enter Yiile this fall. Mr. Bissefl will
take th'é acaiicuiic course.
Ewdard L. Pollock purchasing agent
of the consolidated railroad with his
family is spending hi vacation be-
yond St. Jeroiiie’, Cana 'a.
“Ab—“4.1.“.-
Miss Elizabeth McDonald of South
Norwalk, and Miss Margaret McDon-
ald, of New Haven have been the
guests of friends in Bethe].
....
The Misses Pearl and Grace Coburn.
accompanied inf Mrs. Bertha Gray, of
Elmira N. Y, attended "Dlilys 'i‘heh-
tre last night and saw Edna May in
The Schoolgirl.
William J Smith and C W. Staniels,
of Providence, who are lilterested in
the Wireless telegraph stat on at'Wl
son Point stopped last night at the
Hotel Clifford.
Mr. and: Mrs. Fred Ross, who for
some time have resided on High street
Milford, have removed their household
goods to South Norwaik where they
will reside permanently.
it is claimed that a local automo-
bilist drives to the top of the Hillary
hill each evening turns about and
comes down again. at the greatest
speed his machine isable to grodugeq
State Savings
Charles H. Noble, of New Milford, was
in Norwalk yesterday afternoon and
went over the books of the Fairfield
County Savings Bank, 51 Wall street.
The a. it: ‘Glee’ Club will" ineet for
rehearsal at the rooms of the Repub-
lican Campaign Club on Railroad place
tomorrow evening at 8 o 'C'DCki’ég Ever that;
one is most earnestly reqiieht’éq
present;,by theleader "
Th5 liiilies" '0: St. Paul' s Church have
found Q yfor old rubbers or‘ rubber
goods of: ind and ask contribu-
tions of the1 me from all its mem-
here. to 1m lied? to the chapel air the
afternoon“ of this minty or next
Tuesday.
BETTER TNAN SPANKING.
Spanking .1106! not cure children of
bed wetting. If it and there would be
few 1: that would do it. 1&1?
is a t tibnni cause for this
M ”mm 88‘ 831.888.1883.
1111., ,‘w111hsui'd s" m ”a
any mot er. a s 0‘ film
Write her today Ii ytim‘drii idréii rou-
blo you in this way. Don't blame the
ic‘l‘ziicl.. The chances are it can’t help
GOOD“MEAT
1-1- ATAY ! ... .15 1
i ever was made in Bridgeport will
blink - Exbminer '
1 Bissell will immediately 'go to' Yale to
'COPENPING'LDAYS. '
r.‘ , ...,‘s. _
If it oniy'wouldn't sound so
boastful, we would say:
"l‘ht- best Show of hats that
he made :11 this store today and
tomorrow.
Really. thc collection is of sur-
prising beauty. The writer 111111
the ‘good luck to 'gct a prop :ii
SOIIlt' of the hats. it wtmldn't do
to attempt a pcn picturc oi' ihcin:
their beauty just can't he por-
trayed in any way.
Shape and color and richness
of trimming; ihcy arc all pros“
cut and they all combine to mukc
hats that arc pictures of rich
hcauty.
This is the only invitation that
we shall give to the opcniug‘. It
lair—a time for you to mow and
enjoy yourself thoroughly. And
we simply don‘t care whether we
sell a hat or not on ihcsc show
days.
This is out invitation to you.
We iiiakc it as hcnrty as we can.
Will you accept it and enter into
a hearty enjoyment of the occa-
sion? '
‘Wc repeat the days and date
for the sake of emphasis:
\‘Vcdncsday and Thursday,
September '21 and 22.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS C0..
' Bridgeport, C'onn.
‘1
. ” ... ... .
William Lowndes is ’ill’ at his home
in Woodward arcane.
Miss Marghfr'ettd Ry an. who’ has been
visiting friends here has returned to
her home in Rome, N. Y.
Julian Main, the genial letter carrier,
is spending a few days vacation in
New Jersey.
'l‘he committees having in charge
the bazaar of Catholic Union Council
Knights of Columbus to be held No-
vember ll 12 and J4. 'will meet tomor-
row evening at the Catholic Club build-
'gress made.
Chestnuts are ripening. The burrs
are not yet open and it will take one
perfect. Still the small boys or bring-
ing them in from to woods. It is
said that chestnuts will he iinusuaify
plentiful this year and of exceptionally
good quality. "‘
Governor Chamberlain has appoint-g
ed Henry L. Larkin, of Groton, a po-
liceman for the Fort Griswold tract,
on application of the Fort Griswold
Tract commission. He has authorized
the admission of Joseph Miskill, ’of
New Britain, to the America'n School
for the Deaf. and of Pearl Gould of
Danbury to the Home for incurables,
at Newington
Mrs W. A. vegel and son, Kenneth‘
Bissei'l. of Mott avenue Norwaik, are
expected home from their European
tour next Mondby Mrs. V iii and
son left Liverpool for New rk 0n
the seventeenth inst. They have been
abroad since the middle of July; vis-
11111: the" enter cities of Frhnce' dad
recently paying a visit to moon and
Oxford. Upon his arrival, Kenneth
resume his studies as a sophomore.
Mrs Simon ii'nn01in&s' in another col-
umn the wi :- in v lee-
ms at" r’tilitiiti 8881.53 figflhflu‘
street. Mr: 511503., who has had tei'i'
years' expel-is a in‘ church“; c8811
work, is a solo at at‘ th'e'Sbu til-Nor-
vnlk Co tibnal‘ Church' rim! is
painstaking and conscientioul teacher.
..One of‘lih' flout thousand! supine I
Miss Elizabeth Rood, contralho soloist
at the Methodist Church; 0
we]? ”Where she is a
mgkt :8:le
‘3
LOW COST
Belt'. Shoulder Steth‘..'...?..
.liic lb.
.16c lb.
. .. 18-}81‘. is.
i
i 1
.tszoc lb. i
I: . two “ii-«v
is to he an informal, pleasant (li- "
ing in West avenue, to report the pro- ..
or two good frosts ‘tb make 1 e nuts "
" , :1'1Q Q,_Iu oi
an 1111:1818“.
awai'flm‘r‘.
The pings to buy
”it 111
sh 01 Credit
A J ANGEYlNE
"nnylci
71:31,.
81 Still
184 Washington St.
...;
“booklet." AshfoanKing' I
mmn.01.5oI-bm.»
.P. o. MIiisiull. loot-0J1».
cents for
” StarCrown
Ila: Iodidu
i
'lidlss Boerurn,
“LI!"VY‘ UI'WYHIVI’11
‘ " pram meant
CHIROPODIST.
.Loalr was! 3 Hull.
Narwalk. Conn.
orrllié‘llmiiisé "”
9 1012 a.“'m. Mo 8:80 p. m.
‘ ' Tli'loplibne
Conuotlun.
“91"??-
I have a full line of all the latest
styles in
Fall Millicent.
Trimmed. Untrimmed 81nd lteadyto
wear flats in stock.
Missl l3. Hutchinson
98 WASHINGTON 8T.,
(WITH M. 8. SMITH A. CD.)
New York, August 2t1, 11.01.
C. F. Zeiti’uss, ESQ,
Dear Sir.
Will you kindly send me to my
residence, 610 Van Cortlandt Park avo-
nue, Yonkers, New York, one box of
those pills you put up for Malaria Dr
Fergusons prescription? 1 will remit
by return mail. Let me know how
much etc. Trusting that you are well,
and kind regards to your brother, etc. .,
I am Sincerely yours,
L. H. CARGILL.
Zeitiuss Pharmacy
I NO. MAIN IT. 80. NORWALK
1904
18“., ....P . ... ...
PLUMBING AND STEAM
...saemo....
HOT WATER HEATING.
1101‘ AIRHEATING- . 1.
STOVES AND RANGEO.
ILA1'5 AND 1;;11 ago me.
-. .’ i 311
(ti an
ailing,
Have you ”on our stock of
'nxcn‘monn RANGES?
ma JONES & Ho'rcninss
ouPANY
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17 WALL SIM NORWALK.
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NEW STYLES .OF' CLOTH FOR
sun‘s me some FOR
1‘11: COMING FALL. , '
Also fashion plates, latest styles.
Now is the time to have your furs
remodeled. Fifty per cent. less than
later. "
Everything at lowest prices 'Pe'r-
loot fit guaranteed.
Ready to'- wear. Clothes, Skirts,
Waists. Coatsg Almintlons Free.
TH! LADIEU’ TAILOR,
fl Mllm‘wlliiflf Non-walk. coon.
"wafer!
56:80.0"
of Ali'K'inds
‘11
selling at
Reasonable Prices
13%," ".1 1* 1?:‘111‘ I ting 1h
.1 1"
WEE!-
ANIISEPTIC
toms
131113 mote
OLD COUGHS
' 1111mm 1’1"-
" 1- 2“"
CATARiiH
ONLY RADICAL CURL ..
50 DOSES 25c,
B. F. daemons 00.,
3"“ " "' bfinma’
hwy “£13334?
1 CON,“ MMETAO
4‘98
Cures Sore Throat. Quins) 'mn'i Ulcer-uteri Tensile. takes Gold
Grip and Fleurisy out of the what: system like magi o. .
125 DOSES 500, ,
. lilo opium, no 'quinine, no chloroform“.- tic phisdd. "
BRONCHITIS
"‘1 *6» 1111th
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ASTHMA
111 0111011111
\‘n'f;
300 oosrssi. 00
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Sinus. Kiri-Walla C'onn.,
.1250: Q0 10 so
This is about ih
obtain a buildina
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE.
Particulars of
insurance Agency of
JACOB M. 1.5170”.
R. R. 1110.. South? Nbrwalk.
Telephone; 35-2.
save! ribbed 6i; noéxs’,
teams at
81 AND i.50. '
onus LITTLE INDIAN,
KM 31105., It
has
1min“.
8" .
.5..‘
YOUTH8'8
Silt ,
I!
9
Try a pair or all of then oh
they will outwesr any other molten?”
400 PR. Laolss'xiu o‘xrono's,
. Low. Heels. at.
sec. ‘ALL sizes.
you new ertss" FOR FALL m
nonwsigtn Him; s11 q:
m ’ -
" TO BUY A
BUILDING LOT 1
In the Center a! a Low Price.
TAYLOR Jr GOLDEN offers for sale fen Building
Lots '01: Ohm” Street, between Butler a‘nd Graham!
I" Prices Ranging from
for a home at such 1,011 wires-
Map of lots at our office, whero'full particulars will be
cheerfully furnished
Taylor 61 Golden,
1{ Washington Street.
SOUTH NOR WALK.
. ates in businefis
if‘fA
.I':'".;’i! ..‘ifl'l
0Q 00 Pef'r " Lot.
6 last chance to
lot in 111. Center
i. I
Getting a Start in Life
“—h
What Shall the Youiig
‘ Min Do?
Business gives young men culture.
They take on habits and customs;
they become thinkers and workers: '111-
timately ihey are the 0 on who take
the places of those wi whom they
have been assodldte'd‘. ‘ "
SARTAIN'B 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. Sa trim has eiiucated in his Day
and Ni t School over one thousi'md:
him“ men had womé'n and placed
em in good positions.
The careful attention given to its stu-
dents. the uniform success, fits gradu-
llfe and the fact that
not one Comb ed. course sate ii
‘out of employment’ has coin for this
institution the right to be known as
“The Sch oi that snakes a Specialty of
Each Stii' an " " .. ,,. .,
onscreen”:
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WW 111113 enroll? _. 1 i.
'Phbnqifl;l'.1‘.'...§.
8mm minim
ihA 11.1 .‘s‘
QAKLOGK PACKING
Oil-rind iii hides.
AGENT Foe m diaroirs ”flasks.
BARGAIN GIVING.
NORMAL VALUE.
THE PROFIT lS YQUiiS
THERE a no otmsm'nho "ms Wisoom or one our PRICE POLI-
cv iN cLosmc our .111: some 11 STOCK; THAT. 1: swolnoto av 1
THE HEARTY MANNER 111 wmcn cos we. ARE 11131101101191 To.
seersmsan WILL a: lemon“ L! A8 A MONTH or exceptional.
Tnaasvs. 3101-1111111: sTIMULArss A. Bfl‘ii'ihlso
LIKE Goon, SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE arr A EBACTION. orrm
THESE erraamcs WILL AGAIN rnsona 111:
STORE. . i ‘ ~ '
1
ii.
:11 . 'I,
MEN'S OUTING .
SHIRT CHANCE.
Thcsc lot: of negligec shirts will
march to the music of cut prices. Our
men folks know a good thing when
they see it.
Men's negligcc shirts, formerly 50c,
75c. and 81 each, now 39c. cnch.
HAVE You A
wssn GOODS WANT?
”so, this is the time to fill it and
there are some very dainty styles to
choose from.
All our 12%13. and 15c. qualities of
batists and dimiiics at. 8c yd.
36-inch soft finish porcuies at 12%c.
yd.
1. *1 ‘i.’ rrz‘u 17511. f
51'
*
Call In
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
Lndies' llanderchlefs ‘78.
special 5c,
Gents' handkercliiofs, were 7c.. specs
in] 50.1
Ladies' gauze llslc hose in plain
black and tan. also drop stitch. and
lace effects which have been selling
at 3912.; while they last 250, pnir.
1 Ladies' fancy lisle hose in boot’lnd
lace styles in plain and fancy color!
and embroidered, a 50c. value, for 880.
A CHANCE To
.BUY LACES.
These lace bargains should interest
you. as this is eminently a lace season. ,
Point do Paris edgings and _ inm-
tions from 1% inches to 4 inches aside.
a l urge assortment of patterns. were
150, and 19c. per yard. nowJOo. per
yard. . . ,. '
were
83-85 weanington 9trect,
South Norwa'l'k'. Conn. ' " '
m
and see
ills Latest Trimmed and Untrimnied Readil' '
to-Wetir Fall iials ‘
at‘ 1
S. S. TILLOTSON’S.
SOUTH NORWALK,‘CONN.
COAL.
free from elinkers.
TRUE VALUE GIVEN IN QUALITY
Low in ash and sulphur.
( 1
Telephone call 343 6.
Big vein Georges Creek and other an
Highl
Also best grade of ANTHRACITE for domestic purpose. , .
THE HARRIS & GANS CO
Coal,Wood_1 Hay, Grain and Feed.
Office and yard. 68 Water direct.Sou'th Norwnlk.
ears...“ -21.“-.. .- ...... ..-. .-.- .7. --. _ -m
.T.” «4.1?5}. ...... ”7;".
BUYERS 0F STEAK USE.
Ilifit'
erior grades of BITUMINOUS
fixed carbon, quick ste'hmill5 slid
AND WEIGHT. Try a sample
. , . Free Deliver
Roll Top Desks
Office Chairs
Raymond
$6 60
IR VIN G
Jul hill 1,
can;
'i'i'.‘
undwrnmdyci «11.. '1. .1;
“NUMBER '2 NUT 04.75."
lasted warts: other.
‘.
entire confidence in this store.
46 and 48 Niain Street. Norwallt.
nzuvz'hlt'fi ”1311801111 oziun M
R aboapoch‘f‘has‘hWor fbiid'n offered [n this mark
' ” “Rey...... . nd .95
"18‘? Whining!” $be112“
chxwoon & co.
no I.
DEBT hiE'HIGH GOAL Is 1ngfumy. ki'n «In handler
supply of choice. fresh mined as at, of tho finest fracture, J?”-
’W PER T‘ON delivered In your bin."
Prism deliveryncompetmt Drivers, Clean Coal.
Georges Omk Discounting do an attractive pride.
511.111 surging charcoal but In bags may for 111. «on.
111,
853mm omen—2 South Main “not. touch Nomlk: ”“111
it’s Imp ....
for the {lenient of risk to enter into your purchases here. Is there
guarantee back of everything we sells that protects you‘d sun
quality to maintain that insures lasting satisfaction and prenatal
1%.; gm
$10 to $50
$31-75 to. $1.0
and Son’s
“‘fil .ll'fl‘”
ertdh
its
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1 yum-1o
N.
Norwalk Chronicler