m mi and with
twin mica: {1.50 a yard
JE '
I IEAHAOKIMO rim-Ego“.
wm- wuama-roa «nun
ie’ura damask.
hall in ”N”
‘ WEATHER FORECAST.
orecast fer Norwalk and vicinity.
Fair and warmer tonight and Satur-
dll'y. The area of high pressure is
:diitral this morning over New Eng-
. Cold weather continues through
other northeastern sections. .kisavy
s are reported in New England.
Nglw York, and is far south as Wash-
i ton, D. C. " Vomperatures of freer
ing’ or below dutred last night in
Maine. Vermont, New York state and
northern Penn's ivanla Conditions
favor for this we iiity warmer weather
on Saturday.
_——
Victor W. Ferris is spending today
in New v9.1..-
_.._V...__.;._———-
Bookseller William P. Beers is in
New Yoi-l‘r City iii: a business trip
._.-_..._...........
Miss Bessie Corbett and Mrs. Leila
Weed are spending today on a fishing
trip.
.._.-
éMen'sl'h‘nd' soys' Clips, O'Brien's.
A daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs Ernest B, Ezéquelle of Broad
River.
A. Morrison has severed his connec-
tion with the United Grocery Com-
pally
~—SweetVV. potatoe_s.‘2:0c pk, F, D. L.
& . .
Co.
i
Letter Carrier Julian W Main has
returned from a few dpys’ visit in New
Jersey.
Don’t forget the fall riiillincry open—
ing at Howland's. It is better than
even this year.
New heavy steel rails have been laid
on the railroad between Branchville
and Ridgefleld .
'-—It s folly to siiffer from that horrl
ble plague of the night, itching piles. ,
Doan‘s Ointment cures, quickly and
permanently. At any drug store, V50
cents.
, - i
M
Mr. and Mlle. Charles E Bennett, of
West Lane visited in South Norwalk
on 'Monday last.
‘.
At Seymour's store specialties are
made of te%e:coffeg, flour, butter eggs
and cake. (3 ad
-—Dunlop Derbies, O’Brien's.
The Hunt Stamp Company makes a
special offer to the ladies in today's is—
sue. Read the ad.
S. Treat Stanley and Percy Quin.
tard. of Norwalk, are spending the day
at Nod visiting friends.
John Erickson was fined 87 this
morning by Judge Joseph R. Taylor
on a charge of drunkenness.
~New mackerel, 5c each, F. D. L.
& Co.
Ceckenoe Tribe I. 0 R. M. will
hold a session this evening at the wig
wam in the Gazette building.
The Rev. J. McClure Bellows. who is
chaplain in the United States navy
and who is now stationed on the cruis-
or ones pqlis arrived in Norwaik
last everring‘tttd be the guest for a few
days of his mother, Mrs William 'lor-
rry Hancock During the summer Mr
Bellows squadron has been stationed
and cruising diets/cell Bar Harbor Me.
and Old Poifit Comfort, Vi.
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i
.T-
is A PROMPT Re-
LIEF roR GDDGHS
AND cores
v~.~}:€
‘ at Republican headquarters in Rail-
Tita sALL allow
OF MILLINERY
is the brightest and prettics st and
best that ever we made—Hind we
cannot remember a time when a
5 or a lo—dollar bill would buy as
much beauty and taste and excel
lent work.
It isn't enough to say these are
the best lists the store ever had.
.Mllic) could not be any better oi
any better money '2; Worths.
We have set a standard in the
millincry section———a‘nd that stand—
ard combines excellence of value
with lowncss of price. There is
surprise in store for a whole lot
of folks who do not know this.
iiiilliiicry stow.
Today 5 show is as fine as fine
can be. And isn t this lovely fall-
hat weather!
Right, rear.
THE FINEST SILKS SHOWN
AT ST. LOUIS
are, according to the award of
prizes, the Grandmother silks
which are sold in Bridgeport only
at this store.
There was good rcas )ll for the
award of highest honor. Grand
silk, of perfect wemiiig of. fine
pure dye, of rich excellent finish
-—and are sure to give satisfactory
service.
If type and printers’ ink would
only do it we should Show you
the beauty of their color and the
charm of the soft iiicssaline fin~
ish.
Instead they are spread out at
the silk section for you to see
these with your own keen eyes.
livery fashionable color. Ev-
.cry yard fully guaranteed.
85 cents yard.
Left aisle, rear.
mi: HOWLAND
DRY Goons co.
Bridgeport, Conn.
.. .W .- -m...
D. E. Disbrow and Dr. Einily Parties-
Disbrow, of South Norwalk, are at At
lantic City, N. J. for a few days.
A regular meeting of the Republican
Club will be, held this evening at the
club headquarters in Railroad place.
-Men's ' Alpine Hats; 0'Brleii’e.
».Ncw draperies. and particles at
Reed's. The collection is very fine
and complete and Well worth a special
visit. .
E.. S. Taylor and Frank Clark, of
Cranbury sailed today with the steam-
er Martha 3 Vineyard for New Bcdtord,
Mass.
—Bananas. 20c don, F. D L &. Co
Barnes. 0! South Norwalk called on
Mrs. Urina Mead, in Branchville, re-
cently.
Rev A. L Huboard. of Royayton.
will preach in the West Norwalk Un-
ion chapel Sunday afternoon at 3.30
o’.clock '
Rider Glee Club was held last evening
road place
. a
Stein-Bloch smart clothes for fall
and winter have arrived at Selleck &
Prices. Have a talk with them betore
you go under the tapeline.
is ct rl‘ly low. Read the ad.
-—-——-—'.~..--,:
John D. Mllhehof Norwitllr 1
int a” Weeks va‘oatiohfrom
semi
uty as
of the Connecticut Railway and Light-
ing Company.
:1 Hallow; “Mir. Gena.
;_ . M
With good. wholesome meat at a. small cost. We offer tomorrow: FI'SBI‘I Fig” I
t) , ,.‘. ‘ i V
Lois min. spring Lamb, ..14olir. 5irloin.....w...............16c. isc lb. is
”rosemar- Berksprlng Lamb,» lb. aounJ,. in: is. WEAKF'BH' """""""""" ' "9
h V mfié hm , fie To an H oranges-.5 ewes, ....... 12c
Goes an“... - on it” ------- .196"). Land: ewes. .............. ..izc
aimaasig‘. .. . 103 lb. Chopped aids. 12: lb. STEAK coo. .. .............. ..10c
Good Poi;- mm ........ .....10c is. . Native Yeahi'reohrork. and NATIVE EQLa...........:..... 12:
Fresh «Germ Plato, do It). sausage. Trips, pigs Feet, Etc. EGGALLOPS ,PER QT-i -- 40 C 60¢
Poi-termini. .isczoé 'iti‘.‘ ' torque. PER on .. ..... ... Stic‘3
e~tioao names, . . m
Verve You
Wilmette Oil. ‘
oALLluuN raNN, so t. 23.——'riil
lury case of t Iii against
the rd Oil y, Agent
, , V .. Holt f pahvillfii. and tO'Don-
*«i . . . nail in erford. o Gallltiit, for al-
mother silks arc of perfect law '
{I residence, 610 Van Co'rtlandt Paik ave
‘ nae. Yonkers, New York cine. box of
'Mrs. Harry Mead and Mrs. George.
A regular rehearsal of the Rough .
The
eiijoy-
superintendent of the gas depdrtnien‘t lé
amid.
legeil vio “ion of antl- Trlist laws,
has browht la a verdict acquittiiig
Rutherford and assessing a line of
$5, 000 against the Standard Oil Com
pany and a fine of 63,000 against Holt
The case will be ugliest ed.
The place IO‘bllU
FURNITURE
cash or Credit
i. i. tannin
Our Corset Department is noted for its carctully selected
models in all the leading makes, and many a woman ow“ her
graceful figure to the perfect iitting Corsets she' has purchased
here.
To our large assortment of Corsets we have added the
new R 6t G “tapering waist" styles—charming models, espec-
ially adapted to the present styles in gowns, and guaranteed
to give satisfaction to the wearer.
.m-
‘1 {l
. N. E. RYAN.
86 Washington Street. . South-Mirwalk.
154 Washington St.
.,..
Mai "sodium,”
0 Ilia rot 6am.
lumber.
Look Wood's flail. ‘
”DWI". Conn.
om” titers. . "
9 to 12 a. may! “(8:30 p. m.
' #3! ”if
0066 "on.
NbTiCE.
l have Va lull li
styles In
naV of all the latest
Fall Millineiu
Trimmed. Uhtriiiinie‘d and Ready- to-
wear Hats in stock. '
Miss I E. Hutchinson
98 WASHINGTON 8T.,
(WITH M. 8. SMITH d. ’30.)
New York, August 2... l‘JiM.
C. F‘. zeitt‘uss, Esq.,
Dear Sir.
Will you kindly send me to my
those pills you put up’ for Malaria D_r
Férgnson' a prescription? I will refiit
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,
V; L. H. CARGILL.
Zeittuss Pharmacy
I NO. MAIN IT. 80. NORWALK
. ’35.“. .‘ .'..' . . .1904
PLUMBING AND STEAM
; HEATING.
HOT WATERJ‘IEATING.
HOT {‘13 HEATING-
srovss AND RANGE ‘
out: me 'riN Room
G,
. ‘ Gal Illld Stunt near,
Ga; Figures. Metal 00‘" nu. It:
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
A... COM MPANY, ,
17_ waLL eraser. NORVVVALK.V V
New fall clothing at Krlegers. “ "" '—*-—~*-
smallest or styles an sizes is errtt— NEW SSIEFYLilsVDgng'é‘T’TO’R FOR
t corn i to and t rices sa - 'V
n p ° e p TH COMING FALL.
Also fashion plates, latest styles ‘
‘14! the .time to have your tori
re odeled. Fifty per cent less than
r.
Everything at lowest prices Per-
fect ht guaranteed.
assayi‘l‘u‘lweari Clothes. skirts,
Walsts, Coats. Alterations Free.
Si FOX
the goalie TAiLdn,
_ All filial- Varieties a: Fresh *lih
at reasonable prices.
_ issuaancr
A Rare Chance
TO BUY 'A
BUILDING LOT
In the Center at a'Low Price.
, I'll YLOR ct GOLDEN offers for sale (on Building
lots on Quincy Strut, bemoan Boiler and Orchard
Streets. Norwhlk. Conn.
it. Ices Ranging from
50. 00 to $500. 00 Per Lot.
This is about the last chance to
Obtain a building lot in the center
fer a home at sash low prises.
6
r2
Map of lots at our office, when In" particular: will be
(ingenuity furnished
Taylor 8: Golden
'14 Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK. '
i
Getting a Start in Life
What Shall the Yodng
Man Do?
Business give young men culture
They in... n ligblts and customs;
they become bin era and workers' ill-
timateiy they are the ones who take
the places of those with whom they
have been associated.
SARTAIN’S 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
w’f‘" ..
AUTOMOBILE
Particulars of
luminance Agency of
JACOB M. LIYTO, .
a. a. An. mm Na‘ridaur.
Telephone 36- 2._
. T
’s
,| a
i t»
VI:
11‘.
«new.
I.
and Night School over one thousand
them in good positions.
dents.t is uniform? duccess. fits gradu-
ates in business life and the fact that
THE. HEARTY MANNL-za IN wHici-i oua Ape. ARE, fin N
Prof. Certain has educated in his Day
young men and women and placed
The e reful attention given to its stu-
F OUR OUT/Fill”
rim is WW ,
9V
alterations WILL as iasiioasa L: as A MONTH .05 Ix o.
BARGAIN ewmo. Tulsa's NOTHING armour” A..pugt .
LIKE noon. seasonaaLa MERCHANDISE AT A FRACTION on; ..
NORMAL VALUE. THsse oareamce WILL AGAIN 'rHaouo TH
areas. . . ., .i‘
THERE'G No oAms‘AYm‘d rue Nissan 0
cv IN CLolea OUT THE sunken s'rocx:
Handerchiefs
MEN'S OUTING V Ladies were to.
s'i-iia'r CHANCE. special Vac. . W .
These lots of nesiigee shirts will Gents' handkerchief! “'0 “unfit"
‘ lal Be.
march to the music of cut prices. Our
Ladies gauze llsle hose in 9
black and tan. also drop stitch all
lace effects which have been cellist
at 39c.; while they last 25c. 991%
Ladies’ fancy lisle boss in boot and
lace styles in plain and fancy colorl‘
and embroidered. a 50c. value, for 890. .
A CHANCE To
BUY LACES. .
These lace bargains should this
you, as this is eminently a lace lie
Point de Paris edgings and .
tions from 1% inches to 4 inches wid ‘
a l arse assortment of patterns. we .
15c and 190. per y,ard now 10s. per;
yard ' ‘
men folks know a good thing when
they see it.
Men's negllgoe shirts, formerly 500.,
75c. and 81 each, now 890. each.
HAVE YOU A
WASH GOODS WANT?
n so. this is the time to an it and
there are some very dainty styles to
choose from.
All our 1215c. aiid 15c. qualities of
batists and dimitles at Sr: yd.
36-inch soft finish percalcs at 1295c.
yd. ‘
83-85 Washington Street,
south N'orWaik, Conn.
Call In 1:67:66 ‘ . I ;
The Latest Trimmed and Untrimmed Reads?
lo-Wear Fall Hats. ‘
s. 6. TILLoTeoN'é
as WASHINGTON 97.5553"
To
spirits or
Big vein Georges Creek and other superior grades} of BITUMINOH3
COAL. Low in ash and sulphur. High In fixed carbon, quick steaming Valid
free from clinkere. Also best grade of ANTHRACITE for domestic pilrn’ofl. ’
TRUE VALUE GIVEN iN QUALITY AND WEIGHT. Try a simple.
THE HARRIS & miss so
Coal, Wood, Hay, Grain and Feed.
Office and yard, 68 Water street, South Norwalk.
Telephone call 342-5. _
510‘ to. $50
$5 75 IO $IOV
Roll Top Desks
Office Chairs
I" U,
Raymond and Sons
46 and 48 Main Street. Norwalk
ail
rim page
I ‘ 1:.
UR BELL!!! M
06 m6|“ ton..._
ll cheaper full hail hover lip-on o “6313‘ list! Iii
Ray” mood Bros
“A16
V167 Washington Sires
not one Combined coarse graduate is
Institution the right to be known as
out of employment has earned for this .
Each Stodellt. "
'The School that Makes a Specialty of
' “ , " . —— v N N 'r '
.0... with. 3.6.9.... .gitréhwa‘wsavfitz. QUIT!- 0011“ {- - go!
3-..... .. .. 1' one o KLI iii. I kl “we
“fit“... “a '50' way not enroll!» . largzagppTy ‘or align-21m I: mil-ml,» al. oi Ni. flout fracture. iris
oiaLs Liv-TL: iNDIAN. _ M ‘ ‘ ‘ "I" “d Wit“ 9!“ . 1;;
Kid upon, at "fish aéfi Till! ii it...“ in your bin.
IR VING LOOKWOOD
.iCQter
Wm 1 o
,..,. “—3—- ..- "Plum“!-
YOUTHS‘ Siil'il‘l CALF.
Elk Lined Golan,
. Ila—L.
'Trywh ppl pill. a
they wll ll 9 hr in! “3"?! mikes.
coo an. o timio‘ oxioanvs,
as
756'} "a gains.
Non will.“ 1?pr 3 iron rat). til
I fiTglVV OHOE
Vasitcoox “clone
in.
6 his» swamp ,.
«nausea 2 nor Jag!
Pmmpt delivery. competent Drivers.
Georges Crook Bitumliwua at an attriflivo p‘i‘lrii:
Fro-ii burn“ charcoal put in bags ready for the stove.
ill-134.2141“ eraser, V .qu .
BERLIN FAIR NOTES
BERLIN, 7Sept. 33. --1‘here was a
good attenidance It the Berlin Fair
here yesterday and the indications are
thaw IT}: orig: will bfipresem
vi tgame tween
tol i‘n‘d‘ Newlnx‘ton} today. Charles
Mu ued Iii. a pickpocket. arrest-g
emu hilein theactofrob
I?“ ! I ."~
ci‘oiili 6m”: ‘ ‘
vi ,, ,
sick man of w' ,
restorlnil health and
£656.63?
anti mm .tho. tit-ii
limbs and email of
Duran-in cure aim
cleanses and
hint a Hartto Vipan. w h and over
to the no: term of the im- Court
under hon or $6506? raised entered
him of- Charles Nation and
Norwalk Chronicler