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New Dress Goods
13;” Ml as View
froin like to .1. 60 a yard.
E. K. Ban .
UAHAOKIMO HDTIL
VIII‘I' WAOHINOTON .TIIIT.
IOUTH ‘NOIWALK.
Lou! Nun Inlet.
WEATHER FORECAST: '
. .
Forecast for~N0rwalk and vicinity:
Fair continued cool, with treat to-
night. Friday fair and warmer. The
center of the high area is now over
the ,lower Lke region. Cool and clear
weather is general.
reported from as far south as Penn—
sylv‘ania, healy in New Eiiglind and
New York state and Michigan. The
following states reported killing
frosts: Houghton and Alpena, Mich;
Scranton, Pa.; Concord. N. Ho, and
Eastport.
corded last night in New Haven was
34, Which is in the vicihity of the low
oat ever recorded in this month since
the opening of this station.
The days and, nights are now of
about equal length. ‘ I
Mrs. Charles H. Guider spent yes-
terday in New Haven.
Captain William DeWaters. of Pen-
noyer street, is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey S. A
entertaining friends from out of town.
Washington Camp Patriotic Order
of the Sons of America will meet to-
night.
Olive Branch Lodge, Knights of
Pythias, will hold a regular meeting ‘
tonight.
Mrs W M. Niblock, of the Hotel
Norwalk, was a New York visitor yes
terday.- ’ .
Companies 1" and D will
their drills for the winter in Novem-
her.
Col. George D. Russell, of the Hotel
' Norwalk,‘ is enjoying a trolley trip to
Massachusetts.
~—“Goods from steamer “Eagle" car»
go for sale at Raymond Brothers‘
wharf by insurance Company.
Cranhnry residents are complaining
that a. chicken thief has has been rob
bing ‘their henneriesl.
Mrs, John Redgate, of Bridgeport.
was the guest of.Mrs. :J. C. Tiertiey.‘ of,
Butler street, Tuesday,
Mrs. C. B. Keeler of Mill Pia an.
spent Sunday with her daughter, rs.
Reed lilynn of South Norwaik.
Proprietor Peter F
York on a business trip yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Huff, of 59m
erviiie. New Jersey are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs William Miller, Madison
street‘
Mrs. James T. Mee and her grand
chiidgare, stopping witi. her sisters.
Ml‘fl. R. Dela‘nunty and Mrs. Wm. Hull
of this city.
There will be dancing Saturday
night at the Knob. It is also planned
to hold a hop at the Yacht Club, pro-
vided the weather is favorable;
A meeting of the South Norwaik Re-
publican Club will be held at head-
quarters. Railroad avenue, Friday ev-
ening, September. ,23nd.,- at~ S o'clock.
Mr and Mrs Farron S Bette are
home from bur‘wee'ka' turd» Cali-
fornia. They swpe§1ydy e dayé in Yellow
Stone Park, and port their return vis-
ited the Fair in St. Louis.
Miss Jennie Chinery, of Orchard
street Norwallg, who has been spend-
ing the simmer. vacation at her home
in Norwalk has returned to Hartford
to resume her studies" at the" school
for deaf mates.
-"Goods from steamer “Eagle". car-
go for sale at Raymond Brothers'
wharhhy Insurance Company.
Thd Norwallt Democrats will hold
town. rimmed tative and city primar-
lea Fri (1 slf‘lit"! tbgaweehm Neill-‘3.
wa arm “'I
primal-loo" heéa'iise of that 'rivhl'ry for"
the nomination selectinen.
use MOE—$3M sAx'rsn. *
agree to refund the
ey ”29%;?” on every bottle of on,
Howat'd’ a Brigitte for the cure of con:
stipatiolr an dyspepsia if it iaiis‘to
cure you of consti tion. dyspepsia.
liver trouble.“ or lie or amass head-
aches.
Each bottle would: 60 doses of con-
centntedemodicins, sullieient for a
monthltitreatmeni. ‘
if. the Spediic does not care you. all.
you have to do is teen 93% so, and your
money wilr'ho' riittirn
ransa- sass?
\ Iva“ I «a:
GOOD MEAT
LOW “GOST.
Belt Shimmer Steak . . .. 10c lb.
Bound 8t ................ 16c lh.
stri‘o In a is}? ih'.‘
.11
Light frost was :
The lowest temperature re- .
rt are “
resume
Burns, of the ,.
Norwalk Boston Store, was in New
THE FALL SHOW DAYS
which began yesterday are days
of‘ deep interest to every woman
who socks authoritative ‘kuow-
the
Illt‘
icdge of fashion. The ncw,
right, the beautiful, and
1‘" .tliar’mlng are all gathered for the
study of all who will.
Millincry is not the only dc-
partincut or the only merchandise
enjoying a sliowing-timc now.
Milliucry sounds the kcy-notc
and every. other section of the
store is completely in tune with
that note. This display is general
and complete.
Lists are generally but dry
reading,r yet this is very full of in—
terest, is suggestive in cvcry item
of beauty and novelty:
Rich ncw costumes
Jaunty new jackets
liinc new silks
Elegant black \voolcus
Charming fancy \vaistiiigs
icautiful new laces
Shoes in smart stylcs
New handsome ribbons
Gloves of correct shades
, Belts in the new Iuodcs
' New line hosiery.
And the sections that take 5pc-
cizil care of household wants arc
just as ready. New store of dra-
pcrics and rugs and linens and
china and gloves and silver-aof
_ \
all such.
int if yoti have time for but
one thing, take that time to come
and see the show of new ltatsa
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS, CO..
' Bridgeport, Conn.
Miss Elizabeth McDonald, of South
Norwalk, has been visiting in Bethel. ‘
Miss Nana Banks. of J. A. Hisiop It
Company's store is enjoying a vaca-
tion.
' Miss Beatrice Hits, of West Norwalk,
is now a teacher in the Cannon public
school.
'Alian Barnum, of; the Philadelphia
Dental College. is the guest of his sis-
ter. Mrs Charles A. Tucker, in Main
street.
Police Captain William Pennington
started this morningon a two weeks'
vacation.
Lucien Bogardus, of Elizabeth
street. has recovered from an attack
at malaria.
Clinton B. Rowland, of South Nor
walk, is entertaining his cousin from
New Haven.‘
The barge Clara arrived, yesterday
with a cargo of soft coal for the Fer-
ris Coal Company.
Oscar S. Squires recently resigned
his besitlon as collector with the Con-
Ifectihut Railway and Lighting com-
pa”.
___.§_.._-_.
A rehearsal Mthe Rough Rides Glee
Club will be held this evening at the
Republican headquarters in Railroad
place. 1
of the steamer Eagle, part of which
.was badly. damaged by water. is still
. going on.
improvements are being made to the
dances of Char-.135 A. Qul tar
its an street and dGe’OrgeW. #1
Merwin street.
Ui—————.__
Sheriff Sidney l-lawley,’ of Bridgeport,
was a visitor“ in tow: today in “-eo’s
{mace with Judge John H. high and
Bumwnr Ill. Grove.» 1 -
Councilman Frederick S. Ambler is
unedited home monitorgamitasc‘str
Lodfs' Expiilitto new" bed:
11..
l
‘ A routine meeting of the director!
the Norwalk ”mimics! mean!
3held last evening at which *the
titer of putting a new boat on the
I line: was discussed.
aha—u—L—c-I—
hut. andlmGeorgeC. Inckwnod
Dress goods of beautiful color "”
doing; a good business with? hth'Ie-i ,.
The place tobuu
Cash or'CIedit
I SON;
154, Washington. St.
Whit?
Anhlghlyr ladl-
who haw-W
mustandtalabILA hi “i in In
Letitia: barn is fimflm. a “A“iébr. Eh.“-
"mi“ II p a box.
"um“.fitellfll m.“
Miss. Quorum.
DERMATOLOOIST,
CHIRDRODIST.
Look woodfsflall.
.. Norfivalk. Conn.
Ollie; near...-
9 In 12 a. in. ms. 30p. m.
Telephone
Connection.
NOTICE
TO PATRONS
l have a full line of all the latest
styles in
Fall Mllllncril.
Trimmed. Unirimmcd and Ready to
wear Hats in stuck.
Miss I. E. Hutchinson
98 WASHINGTON 8T,
(WITH M. 8. SMITH G. CO.)
New York. August 2c, tutu.
. CF. Zeitfuss, Esq.,
Dear Sir.
Will you kindly send me to my
residence 610 Van Cortiaudt I'ark avo-
nue.Y Yonitcrs. New York one box of
those pills you put up for Malaria Dr.
Ferguson's prescription? 1, will remit
by return mail. Let me know how
much, oic. Trusting that you are well.
and kind regards to your brother, etc.,
i am Sincerely yours,
L. H. CARGILL.
Zeitiuss. Pharmac
: NO. "AIN‘T. .
:8”.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
Nor WATER HEATING.
nor AIR HEATING.
ID. NORWALK.
‘- " s'rdVIas AND aANoas.
ILA‘I‘E AND TIN ROOFING,
i Gas and Steam Fitting,
(In Fixtures, Metal Ceiling,
Have you seen our stock of
retention!) RANGES?
THE JONES a HOTCHKISS.
COMP AN .
17,v¢LLsrntsr.NORWALK. ,
.5125»- _.. __ ,w _ U... .....
new STYLES or CLOTH son
SUITS AND COATS FOR-
THE COMING FALL. ’
Also fashion plates, latest styles.}
Everything at lowest prices,
fact tit guaranteed.
Ready- to- wear. Clothes Skirts
Wald“; Com. Alterations Free.
8. : «FOX,
THE ILADIIQ' TAILOR
81 Main «not. Moment. Conn.
VF 9.“ F235!"
Seafood.»
V‘ of All Kinds
selling at
[I II; R‘. IIITIIEIIB
”4 militia
y acrobatics
Its.
Now is the time to have your furs '—
. remodeled. ll‘iftlil per cent. less than
The work of disposing of the cargo later. ,
Per
TIIE cam
‘NIISFPTICM
COLDS'
CATARRH
our nuisances:
50 noses 25c.
.1. amt;
’ re
‘ .
Streets, Narwalk. Conn,
l
_ INSURANCE.
Particulars of
insurance Agency‘ot
11.1503. M. AARON.
R.R. live" South Norwalk.
Telephone 35-2.
If ' v
I .' 5 r ‘l I
BOYS’ ROUGH ON ROCKS,
oSoams at
01.25 ANd‘ 1.50,
GIRLS. LITTLE INDIAN.
Kid Bilbao. at
'J “.3 .t’ 1.25. '
vour'a' sAi.N ‘cALF.
E Lined Soles, .
.25.
ill-$1
.1 ,
Try a ”I: of any 'of those the...
timeout" on???" any other ‘mk..l
400 PR. LADIEB' KID OXFORD’S,
980, ALL BIZE‘.
“OwefilwsBTYLfis F03 FA L IN“
$.ng {ETA-g OHO
GRIP
“IE. foresaw Bugygiiiiis ,1
CONSUMPTION
I .‘" I
mCIOII- '
Cures Sore Throat. Quinsy and UICCI'fltI‘d Tousils. takes Cold
Grip and l’lbilfiisy out; of the whole system like magic.
125 DOSES 500,
I Nb ofiiilm, n3 quinine, no chloroform, no poison.
B. F. ‘JAUKSON & 00., INDIANAPOLIS, I’ND-
CROUP '
ASTHMA
0 NOT ON! NEW
300 DOSES $1. 00 '
.. ,-o i. .
1-1 “1“ _
Chance
TO BUY A
DING LOT!
In the Center a! a Low PI‘IOO.
TAYLOR a» GOLDEN offers for sale fen Building
.Lals on Quincy. Street, between Butler and, Ocnhard
A1. Eric-es. Ranging. mm.
cameo, in $500.09: Per Lot
This is about the last chance to
obtain a buildiiis let in the center
fora home at such low prices.
Map a! lots at our office. when full particular: will be
olzsprfully furnished,
Taylor'of‘i Golden.
74 Washington. Street.
SOUTH NOR WALK.
Getting a Start in life
What Shall the, Young
Man: Do?
Business gives young men culture.
They take on habits and customs;
they become thinkers andworkers: ul-
timately they are the ones who take
the places of_ those with whom they
have been associated.
is a good school.
school holds the State Record for best
work proves to you that it is good.
Prof. Sartaln has ediicated in his Day
and Night School over one thousand
young nien and women and placed
them in good positions.
The careful attention given to its stu-
ates in business life and the fact that
not one Coriiblned course graduate is
out or employment has earn mail for this
institution the right lofit nown as
”The Schbol that Makes a Specialty of
Each‘ Student)" ‘
TEMBER 6.
. Why not enroll!
Ln"...—
WI“?!
'9‘.)
' 'nAnLooIt nosing
curios In_ Stock:
aoLn sign sILvan PLArmo,
it! .
Nair-inn Mum-naus-
a
a ‘ “thinw
-L-
It: _.
lid pill-reshfiowm
:BARGAIN GIVING.
- march to the music of cut prices. Our
' 75c. and 81 each, new 39c. each.
SARTAIN’S BUSINESS COLLEGE ,
The fact that this ’
dents. the uniform success, fits gradu .
new TERM—DAY AND NIGHT ‘
SESSION—BEGINS TUESDAY. sap. ,
AoaN'r son MAY uAnroara Puritan's.
nu; PROFIT IS YOURS
THERE' 8 NO GAINSAYING THE WISDOM OF OUR OUT PRICE POLI-
cv IN cLosIN'o our ‘I'Hi! swim: a srocx; THAT Is Bytosuegb mi...
THE I-Is‘AIrrv MANNER iN WHiCH OUR Ans. ARE naaPONolo To.
sEPTEMaER WILL as MEMORABLE As A MONTH or EXOIPTIONAII‘
NORMAL VALUE.
_ Tusnss NOT Nine s'rIMULA'rIs A IUtINW
LIKE oooo, sEAsONAsLs MERCHANDISE AT A FRACTION or lull
THESE orrsamca WILL AoAiN THRONG Titli'
men folks know a good thing when
they see it.
Men's negligce shirts, formerly 500.,
HAVE YOU A
WASH GOODS WANT?
If so, this is the time to fill it and
there are some very dainty styles to
cheese from.
All our lilléc. and 15c. qualities of
hatists and dimities at. St: yd. ,
36-inch soft finish pcrcaica at 12%0.
yd.
V Ladies' gauze llslo base In ”I“?
black and tan. also drop stitoh.antl‘
lice effects which have been selling 1’
It 390.; while they last 25c pair.
, lmdies' fancy lisle hose in boot and:
lace styles in plain and fancy colors
and embroidered, a 50c. value, for 399. ‘
A CHANCE TO
BUY LACES.
, These lace bargains shouldlntomh‘
you, as this is eminently a lace Isaiah.“
It.
' arose " "t . ‘
MEN'S OUTINO Ladies' Haiiderchiofs were 70.).
SHIRT CHANCE. special 5c.
Those lots of negligee shirts will . Gents handkerchiofsmero 7c-. strep-A
Ill 60. ‘ ‘
..I
f Point do Paris edgingg “a Inidfi'“ 1. .
iions from 1% inches’to 4 inches villi:
i l arge assortment of patterns, 'w'eré'
15c and 190. per \ard, now 10¢. per
yard.
83-859 Washington Street»
south.Norwaik. Cong.
can In and up
an"
The Latest Trimmed and Untiiinined Readil'
to-Weai Fall lists.
8. S. TILLOTSON’S.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
80 WASHINGTON STREET.
.I
-_.__-. __.. v-.. .__~.-.._..._.-_ _...-w___. -- . L. ..
. nurses or:
Big vein Georges Creek and other
COAL.
free from clinkers.
Low in ash and sulphur.
Coal, Wood. Hay,
Office and yard. 68 Water street, South Norwaik.
Telephone call 3425.
Roll Top Desks
Office Chairs
Raymond
$5 9.9:
_._-w... .WLW”
COM
3,21. .9;
iargeaupply 'of engine. fresh mined co
lists and menu along.
““09 PER TON deiivorod in your
“unmask: Nor was!
3*
46 and 48 Main
DELIVERED.“ IN YOUR OELIJIR ll
per mm
A chopper 15191115,; never bud. oflmiflll. Ulla In;
Reverie...
IJZ illuminant: 51m
«17‘?! -
Inning. Learn/con " "
co.4L r “
REST .LEHIOH. GOAL is the only kind we handle.
Profit" «liver-iv. Costume Driven, Clue cog.
Gnomes Crook Bitumen: at an attractlvs‘ ‘prioo:
PM hurried c'hai'eo'ai put In hugs roidy fdr the stove.
Sin-its wares arses: ,
it Irma cram—a dent's III-Instinct. South Norwlllt: Jill?
superior grades of D'ITUMINOUSI
Try a sample
Grain and Feed.
510. to. $50
$975,390. 3510?
Mid“ 39035»
Street. Norw'alli.
.‘l
I
High in fixed carbon, quick steaming and 1 .A‘]
Also best grade of ANTHRACITE for domestic purpose.
TRUE VALUE GIVEN IN QUALITY AND WEIGHT.
THE HARRIS & GANS €01
Erma.
”$23533
al. of III. Ind!
bin.”
‘ entire confldaice in this store.
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Norwalk Chronicler