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I. 55’) MAIN STREET.
NORWALK.
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. 58’) MAIN STREET.
NORWALK.
MOST OF YOU ARE ALREADY ACQUAINTED WITH THE LIBERAL METHODS OF
The HUnt St
BUT IN ORDER THAT ALL MAY KNOW US AND PROFIT THEREBY. WE ARE GOING TO MAKE THE OPENING OF OUR NEW STORE, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 24, AN
EVENT LONG TO BE REMEMBERED. NO ANNOUNCEMENT OF EQUAL IMPORTANCE HAS BEEN MADE IN NORWALK IN YEARS. WE WANT EVERY ONE TO SEE
OUR MAGNIFICENT EXHIBIT OF PREMIUMS GIVEN ABSOLUTELY FREE IN EXCHANGE FOR HUNT STAMPS. WITII THIS END IN VIEW. WE HAVE DECIDED TO
MAKE THE FOLLOWING LIBERAL UNPARALLELED OFFER:
$500 Worth-"Fifty Hunt Stamps Absolutely Free.
TO EVERYONE VISITING OUR STORE AT 53 MAIN STREET, NORWALK. ON THE OPENING DAY. SATURDAY.
STAMP BOOK CONTAINING 50 OF THE VALUABLE HUNT STAMPS FREE.
REMEMBER THE TIME AND PLACE.
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SEPTEMBER
24,
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Free Music Afmrnoon and Evening._
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE THERE WILL BE MUSIC AFTERNOON AND EVENING OF THE ABOVE DATE. '\
OUR PREMIUMS ARE A FEAST TO THE EYE ANDTHE MUSIC A DELIGHT TO THE EAR.
DO NOT NEGLECT TO ATTEND THE HUNT STAMP STORE OPENING. EVERYBODY WELCOME.
The Hunt
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tamp Stone, 53 Main Street, Norwalk, oonn.
WE WILL PRESENT A HUNT
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the Chair.
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The Hunt Stamp Company will positively give away on Saturday, October 8th. one Morris Chair free.
clusive and signing her name will be entitled to a chance on the Chair.
This is a characteristic of the Hunt Stamp Company. No other Stamp Company does this.
Hunt Stampsare Iii Brent .
S ECIAL.
Every lady visiting our store beginning Saturday. September 24 to October I in-
Each name will be given a number and one of these numbers will be previously chosen.
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To the lucky person will be given
"T‘j'sn'IooEPonr GIRLS RELEASED.
1’ ' Mathilde Brown Announces Her in-i
tentlon of Marrying Lover.
HARTFORD. Sept. 2:l.-At'tcr a
night spent. in the niation's quulters
at the police station. Mathilde llrou,n
-nged 19 years of llr'idgeport, n as rc-
leasedkby the police and she can now
‘mnrry the man of her choice. .ioseph
, F. Lavell, a barber. employed in this
‘ i city, if she wishes. Iler younger sis-
ter, Lydia. aged 11 ycai‘s, who accom-
, l phnled her to this city to act iii the
capacity of bridesmaid was also re-
..” leased from custody and sent home to
' her mother. The expectant bride
" groom, who spent the night in the
menu prison, was also allowed to go.
‘. All this trouble was brought about by
George Brown a brother of the girls
who followed them to. this city and
. “used the police to arrest thorn.
' The particulars were received from
the Bridgeport police and a message
from the mother saying that if the
younger girl was sent back she would
be sotisfiéd., The matter was thus
disposed of and Flavcll although ht.
., had no menoy, said he would marry
I the girl before night.
FROM 148 TO 92 POUNDS.
Duet '6! the most remarkable cases of
n cold.- deépseated on the lungs, cans
in; pnuemonla is that of Mrs Ger-
trudoE. Fenner. Marlon, 1nd, who was
’ tirely cured by the use of One Min»
Cough Cure. She says: "The
.Cnr. Four bottles of this
Ife'ni cured 'me entirely
cough, strengthened my lungs
lstored aid to my normal weight.
..ond 'strentth." ' Sold by the
. Pharmacy.
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0F DAVIS‘ MONEY FOUND.
. URY’erSept. :-23..—- While
out her residence yesterday.
3&1": Samuel McCormack, the
in who with implicated in the
'Irobbery of Farmer Davis some
I, found 868 in one of the vases
-InteI. This brings the total of
. ... recovered w to $1108.
to compo 5 or CHOLERA
AND 3 wt: '1': LIFE.
W
or Washington City
I comrade from EIgin, “1.. was
In cholera morhusvud no In'
con,dItIon" says Ir J. E.
I'm "I gave
, * Ilia}. charm and
: ...edy and believe saved
I hzvc been ensued for ten
dilation go owl eon-
. 'ib'tl 9th no
. mm- mods ends
.-~ immniiybc-
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this time of the year since 1882. At?
FIRE DEPARTMENT CELEBRATESI
Hilst
Hartford Fire Department held n ch-i
i
i HARTFORD Sept L's-4n..-
lhration yesterday with a piuadc and
traces following the annual convention?
‘of the State lv‘ircrneii's Association,
which was hold yesterday.
tendancc oi" the Ill't‘llit‘ll was
than in prcvious years
.rinmlrer who attended the convention.
I The. main features or the afternoon
were a parade over a line of march
nearly live miles long. hosi- races and
other athletic. sports and concerts.
This evening a grand luill will
in giving the affair.
Shortly after I
Ineni the corner of
land Church street. Governor Cham-
Iberluin. Lieui..-(‘mvcrnor llolier'ls. ox-
Oovernor Bulkclcv and Mavor Hon-
ney of Hartford rode in the same (In.
ridge.
Following the disbahding of thc p—a
radc. invited guests and fishing chiets
Iwent. to the home of ('hlef Edward
0. Goodwin. where a collation was
served.
FEARFUL ODDS AGAINST HIM.
Bedr'idden, alone and destitute.Such.
in brief was the condition of an old
sodlier by name of .l. J. Havens. Ver-
sailles. O. For years he was troubled
with Kidney disease and neither doc-
length he tried Electric Hitters. it put
him on hls‘feet inshort .order and:
now he testifies. “i'm on the road to
complete recovery.“ Best on earth for
Liver and Kidney troubles and all-
forms of Stomach and Bowel Com-
plaints. Only 50c. Guaranteed by F.
H. Baxter, Druggist, "
COLD IN WINSTED.
WINSTED. Sept, 23.—-Early yestcr
day the mercury registered from 30 to
This is the. lowest registration for.
Norfolk it registered 22 and in the
I-‘armlngton Valley it was general at
26‘ , - » . ,
A BOY'S WILD RIDE FOR LIFE.
. With family around expecting him
lb die, and a son riding for life. 18
miles, to get Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
W. H.13row.n of Laeuille. Ind, en-
dured death's agohles from asthma;
Grind rim this musical medicine dove an;
aunt relief and noon‘cured. him He
writes: "I now sleep soundly every
Bilbo“ ermicrwelons cures of Con-
sumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis.
mama‘s. merit for an Throat and
Comm Colds and Grip prove it‘-
'l‘ho at"
larger .
owing to thcj
hc ’
given, the. local companies coinhiningL—I. Russ. (trot-Irivicli. t‘tit‘st'l. stay; I“. ll
o‘clock the parade ~ staple;
was formed at Burnside Ilose houscfi
Burnside avenue ; drive-r:
tors nor medicines gave him relief. At :
; ladyship’s
' awaited.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
llciior' of patents, llridgt'poi'l. (loud:
.I, M. Dot-hrcr. lir'idueymr'l. liquid
drawing apparatus: l.. Chumpowich.
New Britain. ('tiiiipuitiiinn of IruItIt-I':
N. \V. (,‘IIIudIIll, New Britain. lock and
rose; (‘. (llovcr. New Britain. coastci'
lliralie: t". I’t‘i,Iil‘I’cI'. Ncw lii'itnirr, gov
li‘l‘lltil'; E. 0. (loss, \‘i'atcr'bui'i'.
ir'idgc clip; .I. lllllllt'l', Hartford. tool
holder; G. A. Long. llarti‘ord. Illi't'lliili-
ism for toll apparatus; .1. W. Mosiiier.
llrislul. machinc for making bars: I“.
Shustci'. New Haven, barrel hoolt
It). .I. Sisk, New Haven. nut
lock: i). ll. Tons. New Haven. luihc
F. .Iohanson. South Wind.
ham. machine for making trotting: F.
ii, .I'ilcghci'. New liavcn, pattern cut-
this: mathine; liowncr. llnwcs & Co
Bridgeport. —I_)I‘II’II (for (crucial
CASTOH l A
For Infants and Children.
Ilia lilnIi You Haiti Always Bought
Beers the a z .
signature of
LADY CURZON IMPROVED.
‘ LONDON. Sept. 23.~The condition
of Lady t‘urzon, of Kettlesion wife of
‘tlie. Viceroy of India, who was taken
Iill two days ago. is still critical but
mas slightli improved this morning
A despair-h Irom Walther Castle, near
Dover ttbe official residence. of Lord
Curmn as lord warden of the chique
iports). says heI Indyship's strength is
:wt-ll maintained.
IWalmer Castle. and all of them were
In attendance upon Lady Curzon
lIhI‘OIIKIiOIii the night
SIMIIA. British India, Sept. 23,-
The greatest concern is felt here be.
cause of Lady Cnrzon’s illness. and
the, latest bulletins regarding her In-
conditlon are anxiously
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DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON...
Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tai- as It throat and lung
comedy and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley‘s Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered
for the« genuinen Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar and refuse any substi
trite offered as no other preparation
will give the some satisfaction. It is
mlldlv laxative. It contains no op-
iates and is safest for children and
lain: troubles. Guaranteed «bottles delicate DEMO!!! For sale at hot:-
sec and noo. Trial bottle free at it. let's drus styre- "
H. Baxter's drug store . . . I
. . M"= . \3 JUDGE PARKER BUSY.
ATE OMYGHNINE MD DIEDc NEW YORK, Sept. 23. .-— Judge
new. 23. —Bestrice theanriter arose .euly this morning and
quote on use of Edgar Howard. after br‘eokfasting In his room. busted
9 playing around the house yes- himself for on how! or more with his
‘ more
mammot- wants
‘2 “JULIO int-men He
‘ Tool
The following patents were issucd’
from tho office of A. Iii, Wooster. so- lt‘r'cc 'l‘hinkers today decided to meet Old ,1.
08“» ‘
Fiic doctors are at'
; CONGRESS OF FREE THINKERS. l
233~The I'ongrcss oi"
ROME. Sept.
in Paris in 1905 and in limit at Buenos
Ayrcs for North and South Allit'wlltlmri
and at Bartolona for ll-uiopcans al-
‘though tho Spaniards in aiitndancc
int. [he lil‘csr‘ilt t'Ongi't'ss I-.\’pl't'ss Ilit'
‘fcai' thin the Madrid goi'crnmcnt will»
‘t'ol‘laid Illt‘ mcctillg.
I GIVEN UP TO DIE.
i ii. .picgel. thM N. Virginia St. rav-
iansvillc. lnd., writes: "For over five
years I was troubled with kidney and
. bladder affection which caused me
,much pain and worry, I Inst flesh and
was all run down, and a year ago had
to abandon work entirely. i had three
,of the. host physicians, who did me no
Igood and I was practically given up to
idle. Folei' s Kidney Cure was recom-
:nrentied and the. first bottle gave me
great relief and after taking the sec-
ond bottlc l was entirely cured." For
sale at Plaisted's drug store. "
The woman who regrets always tells.
consequently she makes others miscr-
able
A COLD SETTLED IN HIS KIDNEYS.
A. J. .lenncsse. 9201 Butler 5L, Chl-
cago. writes: “i am a switchman and
am out in all kinds of weather. I took
a cold which settled in my kidneys and
l was in bad shape. I tried several
adiortlscd remedies with no benefit,
until I was recommended ‘to try Fo-
icy s Kidney Care. Twa- thirds of a
{bottle curcrl me." For sale at Plats-
tcds drug store, ”
We occasionally meet people. who
are more interested in our affairs
{than we are ourselv.es
I
——\Vhen doctors fail. try BurdOck
Blood Bitters. Cures dyspepsia. con-
stipation; invigorates the whole sys-
tem.
Mcthusclah was the oldest man. and
he llicd before the age of health foods
at that
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
Everything is in the name when it
comes to Witehlliizel Salve. E. C.
DcWitt & Co, of Chicago, discovered
some rears ago how to make a salve
from Witch Hazel that la a specific
for Piles. For blind bleeding, itching
and protruding Piles. eczema. cuts.
burns. bruises and all skin diseases
Dertt' s Salve has no equal This has
given rise to numerous worthless coun-
terfeits. Ask for Dchtt' s——the genu
ine.\ Sold by the Clifford Pharmacy. ”
The fellow who has never been
christened can still make a. name for
e'roe rmay- com? x
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lilinn Balm ls bros . -
himself. . i
or. it may result in Panasonic. Bro ‘
LONDON. Sept.
lics ("iii’tiss, I) I)..
cstumcnt
ISOll‘lllilil‘}. died at
'Hospitul lit'i‘t‘, last evening.
.to see his London publishers yester-
day morning. and while in their ofiices
can by iailin OII
SUPP
of our code ?
quality?
medicinal pur oses.
on on "
Bum}:
REV. D, S. CURTISS DEAD.
2.! —-ltc\.
professor of tho
bitmaiurc and Inter-
prctation at thc Chicago Theological
St, Bartholomew“.
lic \vcnt
Samuel .
and we will pay the express charges.
E HAY-Ell
‘sut‘fcred a strokc. of apoplcxy.
never recovered consciousness.
CHICAGO Sept 23. —~Dr.
laurdon
(hicugo Theological Seminary and a
loading Presbyterian churchman of
the west.
oriand.
“E KN W we can please you and save you money, for HAYNER WHISKEY g
you, with all its original richness and tiavor,c.lrrying 3 UNITED STATES l\ EGIS’I‘ERED DISTILLE
_ GUARANTEE of I’lel'l‘ Y and AGE. and savrng you the big profits of the dealers.
'Ihut' 5 why it '3 preferred for other uses.
quarries of a million satisfied customers.
Thats why
That' 5 why YOU should try it.
run: sEIInI-IEAII our BYE
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u it: :1
run ouIIIIrs
EXPRESS GIMME! PAID II I!
Write our more?” ,. - . do MOW.
HO disposition which. prevented the deliv-
lcry of an address before IhDI: interna-
Samuel tional Congress of Basel.
Ives Curtiss, who died last evening III went from the
Curtiss
I'e to Londonn intending
was senior professor 01 the ' to sail on Sept. 24 for New \ot'k.
The first meal of the day is usually
als
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Your Money back it not siiisiiod
DO YOU SUPPOSE that a compan
36 years oi continuous success would ma
DO YOU SUPPOSE we would jeopardize our standin
to fulfil any promise we make P
051; we would make such an ofier if we did not have the utmost confidence In the satisfying
with a capital 0(8500..,00000 paid In full. and the proud reputation of
e such an odor and not carry it out to the letter?
g with the public and our chances of still greater suc-
ocs direct from our distiller
That's why it's best for
are regularly supplying overa
Your money back it you 're not satisfied.
Direct from our distillery lo Yilii
Saves dealers’ profile. ..,.Ereycnis gatlulficraiion.
We will send you FOUli FULL QUART BOTTLES“ HAYIER'S SEVEN-Yam OLD min ”.20
“Run you redeive the whiskey. try it and if you
. don' i find It all right and as good as you ever used or can buy {mm anybody else at any price. then send it back
at our expense and your 83.20 will be returned to you by next mail.
' the risk and stand all the expense. ii the goods do not please you. Won‘ I you let u: send you
ship in a plain sealed case; no marks to show what' 3 inside: If you don' twnnt 4 quarts youroe
WW" WM“ PM Em Edi-3mm."
._ ifi-t: id £345: :;
How could on ofier be him? We take all
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A letter from Zurich Switz: responsible for man 5 domestic upireav
last Wednesday, told of an in
to
'S
gtrial order? We '
info with a friend.
Norwalk Chronicler