80. Meanwhile. ,
Portraits AMUSEMENTS.
«v 47...,
0071' s THEATRE.
out some want.
.9 biasing Monday Sept. 10.
needaya and saturdaye
Chris 1 DeVonde
Stock CO
when" enu Levy
repertoire' of Successful plays,
evening Mr. De Vonde will of-
-'l.ateet Success.
, ti GREATHEART "
W165. 10—4040 cents.
lieu-«re;— Children 10o: Adult.
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Hoiirr'swh THEATRE.
. ‘ One Night Only.
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 26,
{MR Win. A Bnons
, t'ispaclal Rroduction
{Wall Down East
_; By Lottie Blair Parker.
‘Elaborated by gaseph R.Grisme1.
”” A ED
100 M 111' New York City.
,- ‘ 32 Weeks in Philadelphia.
y 40 Weeks in Boston.
1 34 eeks in Chicago.
' “The p y that touches the heart. "
Endorsed by Press, Public, Pulpit.
Prices—45¢. '50. 75c and a“ few at 81.
. Seats on Sale Thursday.
Hospital Benefit
First M. E. Church,
SeJVorwalk.
Wednesday Eve' 0. Sept 28.
' ‘ _.8 '15 p. m.
...—...
‘ ARTISTS
f? Mrs. kaiheriue Fisk. Contraito,
; Assisted by
. . '
4
~ ,
Mrs. Gerrit Smith Soprano
Dr. Gerri: Smith Organist _
Miss Sally S. Betta A1 companist
Molten. One Dollar.
“‘"lilonday to Saturday.
serum 3 to a. 1904.
M; IUNDCE. Secretary.
"infer Boys,
or moan. calm.
will reopen
cad;;~:Sohool:
lDEQ, NORWALK.
gl— hsrsansaroav, assen-
AL also precast counses
harbor eon cmLs
, {AND vouuo
LADIE‘.
"I.
I
\
c'i'ivaf PRIMARY oceasr
sail; FOR vouncss.
X. opens.
. no.4
«,9
, patrouixe the firm that are
money? Why pay more to
- ours the best In the
weight guaranteed. All
res“ our yard I: cleaned
. slate, a mi] order
‘pflceo down for you.
LIP If! CALL.
~ Weed A Mechanic St.
74 loam» Ave.
gripes eons
1“" out
lTo the Board of County Commission-
«‘1 are the only am that '
r t
T. HAVEO ‘
SALE OFM
Special Trousers
Worsted Trousers, well worth $3 and
84 will sell at this sale at
$1.95
D. GOTTLlEB’S.
CLOTHING. SHOES AND
FURNI HINOD.
11‘ North Main 11 root. South Norwalk
ers of Fairfleld County
1 hereby apply for a license to sell
Spirituous and Intoxlcntlng Liquors,
Ale. Lager Beer, Rhine Wine. and Cl—
der at 87‘ South Main street, Town of
Norwalk. My place of business is not
located within 200 feet in a direct line.
of a Church Ediflce or Public School
Itouse. or the premises pertaining
thereto, or any I’ost-Ofliee, Public Li-
brary or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwalk. this 15th day of
September. A. D.. 1904,
CHRISTINA ANDERSON,
App icant.
We, the. undersigned. electors and
taxpayersias defined by law. of the.
Town of Norwalk, hereby endorse the
application of the above named Chris-
tina Anderson for such license.
Dated at Norwalk. this 15th day of
September. A. D., 1004.
James Wolf, John W. Titles. John
Oldenschlager, Bernard Reynolds, John
Malone
i hereby certify‘ that the above natn
ed endorsers are electors and taxpay
era as defined by law, of the town of.
Norwalk.
Dated at Norwaik. this 15th day of
September, A. D.. 1904.
HERBERT R. SMITH.
11 1623. Town Clerk.
HOLD ON TO THE BANK BOOK.
and in this way you keep tab on the ln
(crest. We knovd at a minute's notice
how your account stands and your
bank book tallies with our record.
lNTEREST ACCUMULATIONB.
otter grow larger than the original
principal.
Put a raw dollars occasionally in our
bank for your child and see with in-
ereet what it amounts to at twenty-
one.
There is no better way to accumu-
late than through our savings bank.
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK,
United Bank Building
AUCTION SALE
of valuable
REAL ESTATE
Wednesday. Sept. 28. 1904
The subscriber offershor sale at Pub-
lic. Auction on the premises, the inter-
est of the Estate of Talimadge Baker
in the following described properties:
AT 2 O’Cl.OCK P. M.,
Double house and lot, Nos. 75 and 77
West street. Extra lot adjoining
the above.
AT 4 O’CLOCKIP. M.
Lot corner Spring and Madison
streets; one-third interest in lot. Mud-
South Norwalk.
For price. terms and particulars, ap-
ply to JACOB M. DAYTON. Executor,
'5 Railroad ave., South Norwalk, Conn.
F. W Mitchell. Auctioneer.
Reception and Dance
Jennings
‘Aihleti 0 Club
to be held at the
f ' NORWALK ARMORY.
Friday Night. Sept. so 1904.
Tickets, Admitting (Ticttticman
and ILatiies's.:”50 Cents
—- . “man—...- , ...... ... .-
onestSale
Good Bargains , ‘
for £v:rybody
F‘ o. LYON a. co.
GWaehlngton St.
W n—e—u
MW...“
” the Junior Endeavor Society.
lson street. All within .the city of ,
APPEAL WAI WITNDRAW N.
Iryan Mill Has a “suit for 650,000
Agalne Mrs. Bennett.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 23.-~Au appeal
filed by Judge ilctu'y Stoddard in be
half of Mrs. l’hllo Bennett, front the
probate in the controversy over Mr.
Bennett‘s will was withdrawn yester-
day in the Supcior Court. The up
pcal was filed as a safeguard after the
will had been admitted to probate and
inflected only the alleged bequests to
William Jennings Bryan in Itls claim
for the Iegtuy iu the famous 'sealed
letter."
Brynn now lutd a suit pending
against Mrs. llcunett in whb it he
seeks to gut possession of the 8.30. 000
which hesuys is held by her in trust
for him, and also for 880. 000 In three
alleged trusts for educational) purposes
to be distriimtcd by himself and wile.
In this appeal undue influence on the
putt of M1 Bryan tlpou liens i was
the allegation made. and it wr pm
posed to tight the case out in the 811-
pel'ior (‘outt upon this point in the
event of the Supor'ior Court. deciding In
llrynn s f11vor.liut U1vau was detest-
ml 111 the Super l01 Court and the 11p-
pebltol‘ Mrs. Iicnnett was wtthdtuwu
pro forms
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Read the Public Market ad. The
prices will interest you.
Schaub has 511th interesting prices
on meals. Read the ud.
”#4....
(‘ outpctilltm has made t e way easy
for 11m to own Q pian‘o. end Sit-lu-
ert 's ad
Felix. 11 \\ ell kuonn former Nor walk
fruit dealer has returned to town to
coudutt a store in Main street.
Miss Martha Fitzpatrick bus 1"et111u
ed from Philadelphia. where, she was
the. guest at a wedding of 11 friend
last evening.
Lestet hiessinger will resume work
Monday in Benedict & (‘o' s shoe fac-
lory. \‘ew (‘annau ‘whcre he was for»
mme employed. Mr Messiuger has
then (-111plm'ed itt South Notwalk for
the past year.
The scniu- Sunday e1ening.Scpl
25' h, ptontises to be of special litter-
cat 'lhp pastor hating invited the
opinions of otbct people concerning
the. vital topic. ”ei‘h Heart of lleiigion‘
has I‘l"(‘ll‘l't‘(l some that are of interest
and on Sunday evening, he will refer
to these opinions and deduct the true
principles of religion.
Miss Sarah Owens. of Mother's
Training School. Beaufort, S. (3., will
speak at the South Norwalk Baptist
Church. i-‘riday (Welling, under the a11-
spices of the Women's Society and
After
which refreshments will be served and
a social time enjoyed. Everybody Is
cordially invited.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
CHESTER DeVONDE co.‘
l'udcr the Tiger‘s Claw was the bill
of the I.)cVorttIe Compan‘r. at Hoyts
Theatre. last night. and was presented
in the usual excellent manner that
characterizes the work of the DeVonde
Company. Mr. DcVonde as Edward
Von Marknri tilled that role most sal-
lsfnctorily and was accorded generous
applause from a large audience. To-
night the company will present The
Last Days of Pompeii. This is con-
sidercd one. of the strongest plays of
the repertoire and should be. witness-
ed by a large audience Tomorrow
afternoon the company will present
The Old Willow h‘arin and tomorrow
night will close their week‘s engage-'
ment with Crimes of New York.
DANCE AT THE Anthony.
A reception under the auspices of
the Jennings Athletic Club will be
held next Friday night at the Norwalk
Armory. The members of the club are
using every cilort to make the affair
.1 SINCE“, and anticipate that a large
nutmbcr of lbeit friends will be pres-
en
BRISTOL CHURCH CELEBRATION.
BRISTOL, Sept. 23.—~The 150111 anni-
versary of the establishment of the
Trinity Church in this town. was cele-
brated today. At. the some time the
pastor of the church. Rev. William
Henry Morrison, celebrated the tenth
anniversary of his ordination to the
ministry. A Holy Communion service
was held in the morning, after which
Bishop Chauncey B. Brewster made an
address. Remarks were also made by
former pastors of the church. several
of whom have returned to Bristol es-
pecially for the celebration.
Some people tell the truth by mis-
take. '
._.—._._...a____
it Is easier to give advice than to
H0111 on the night of the 2151
1ly
"I find (la-assets so good that I would not be
without 010111.le no bind a great deal with
mom liver and heads: Now since taking
Casserole Dandy Ualhartlo I feel very much but"
lehali cerealuly nee-need than: to any friends
as the best medicine I have ever seen.‘
Aaua Bulaet.0elmn not No I. roll River. lieu.
I
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAMSd-IYATT
’1'.
Pleasan. Pal
Nero: Bin gm?
act 11 u but
his. Potent Taelte Doodfioggod'g
eaten or
The genuine table‘s etaué'pod
Guaranteed to cure or your money has
ltetllug Remedy Co.. Chicago or N. Y. 601
Illllll. ”LE. TEI IILLIIII MIXES
TEN DEOllEEs COLDER TODAY
WiNS'l‘lCi), Sept 23.“——lbett ops that
wore hillil) enough to withstand the
wetc
ruined today. for, tit an early hour this
morning the thermometer 11:;istered
22 (ll-1,1018 10 degrees colder than that
teglstend twcnty- -fout hours previous-
NEPANG RESIDENCE BURNED.
WINSTEI). Sept. 23.<-~'l‘l1e residence
of (‘ hurlcs A Merrill at Ncpaug it Hi-
Inge 111 the town of New Ilutlfotmd
was dcstroyul by fire Nttly this mero-
Ing. The loss is $2, 000. partly (overcd
bv l11s11ruutc.’ll1e file is believed to
blue been caused by 1111 over heated
stove 'lhe Merrill family was away
at the time the fire broke ottt.
..——e-—~._..——.._.._'...
ROBERTSON AT RIDGEFIELD.
itii.)(iidli‘lifll.D, Sept. 23.—-—J11dge A.
HANDsOME FALL DRESS Goons
Everyn'tcw fancy or weave rather from the foreign or domestic market finds 1ts plaice in
that our prices are based strictly upon intrinsic values.
TWEEDS in plain and invisible plaid. ‘ ,
our Dress Goods Department. The promltncss and satisfaction with which every demand has
been met in this department and the very prosperous business it has enjoyed al'E' evidence that ‘
we are always ready with a com piete stock of the newest and moat exclusive styles and, too,
KNICKERBOCKER sfurrmo in the newest mixture. \‘
CAMEL’S HAIR CHEVIOTS. ' it
ZIBELINES in all colors. ' , y; ‘
MELTON in all shades and mixtures. ' , ‘ 7; ,‘,
BROADCLOTH in all qualities and colors.
BRILLIANTINES. plain and fancy.
NOW IS THE TIME TO?- MAKE YOUR SELECTION.
Hcatou Robertson, of New Haven, the
Democratic candidate for governor,
was the guest of Lawyer George 1’.
Inger-soil at lngleside last night. A
toteption was given in his honor that
was attended by about .100 persons in-
cluding many of the friends of Judge
Robertson from our of town. This is
his first visit to Rblgciield since twcnv
ty~iive years ago when he was on Gov-
ernor Ittgersoll‘s staff.
TRlSTRAM 81 HYATT, Norwalk'fionn.
no. 2 and a GAZETTE BUILDING.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN .&
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIMETABLE.
In Effect August 7th, 1904.
...—.-
LEAVE souru NORWALK Fos
newvonk.
A. M.:-12 59x. 5: 241:, 5. BOX, 6:001,
6:17 0:52, 7203.7:46,8:16x, 8:45
9:261, 9: 33, 10: 5111, 11:35.
P lid—12: 55x. 2: 5511, 3:00, 3:45
4:17;, 5: 40. 5:5511, 6: 55x, 7:07a,
7:25, 7: 55):. 9: 55: 10: 20.
Saturdays, in addition to above.
3:80 p. m. .
. GUNDAVB.
A. M.—-12;59i:h Bran, 5:50x, ‘82“.
9:42! ’
e. 1t.-2:m, 2:551. 5:40, 5:55;. 7:20,
7:551, 8:201. 9:55;, 10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK,
A. M.~12:00x, 5:00, 6:00,
8:00x, 8:40x, 9:151, 10:02:.
11:00:,11202
P. M.——l2: 02r‘hl12,2 :.00 2: 55 3: 23A.
4:021, 4:ll,6x.432a 5::011.504, 5:28.
7:50.
10:04.
Cur Coal Creed
We believe in good Coal,‘
in clean Coal. in Coal that
heats best of all.
We believe in a business "
policy of fair prices, fair deal-
ing and liberal treatment of "
customers great and small.
We believe in a discrimin-
ating public that knows what '
it wants and knows where to
buy it.
We believe
and in the goods we sell. We
in ourselves
believe we have the most de-
sirable stock of coal to be f';
found' in Norwalk.
THE FERRIS COAL CO.
610011. 11.02.53.001“ 9. 00x, 9: so
11:00x.
aturdaya. 1n' Addition to above 1: or
p.
concave.
A. M.:~12 00x ,6: oo 7:,30 10:02;
P. 111-5: 02, (ii 00, s: 00x. 11: 00:.
M
LEAVE sou'rH nouwaut Foa
NEW‘HAVEN.
A. M. ~12: 11x. 1: 18. 1256:. 6:18.
7: 42. 91081:. 9: 42. 11'. 03:. 11: 38.
P lid—12: 02. 1: 12. 3: 02x.4: 15, 5. 25,
6. 01!, 6: 30, 7: 05!, 9: 05:, 10. 011, 11: 15
.1—
lN ADDITION TO
ADD
sntooeeoar
P, inf—2:77, 5:03, 7:23.
SUNDAYS »
A. M.-12: 11:, 1: 181, 1: 56!, 7: 42
9' 10,11:03x.
P M. ~61 40, 7. 05!, 9: 05!.
SOUTH NORWALK To DANIURY.
A. M.—~6:23, 9:45. 10:11:.
P. M.——1:20,’4: 23:, 5‘08, 5:48, 7:10
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.:—6 00, 7:28. 8:111.10:091
ll: 45.
P. Ill—400:, 6:261, 'l: 00.
Sunday trains to Danbury. 9:16 a
111., 7: 251) .
Leave Danbury. 7. 55 a. 111.; 6: 00a.
7' 401p
An (:1 indicates stoma.
demonstrate it's value. .
while the quality is excellent we will
to the public at a sacrifice
We recommend our fancy sifted
CANNED 00008.
3. Cane Bk. Beans .............. 25::
3 Gene Soup. L ........ .. ..... 25¢
2 Case Fancy Salmon. .......... ‘25“
6 Carla Pot. Ham, ..... . ........ 25¢l
".....2250
25¢}
’6 Gene Pot Tongue.
6 Carla Sardines
...-......-
Fresh Canned Todd‘s.
We received a fresh lot of cannedpeas and corn, this years packing
Manhattan fancy corn. per dos. 61.00 3 cans for 25c
ct and to introduce them we will sell them at
Ken'sunce fancy sifted peas. per doz. 81.25.
We received our teas and coffees the finest in mar-tat arid will [We “fly
2 Naptha or filry soap with each pound of tea or 1 bar with a pound of
make a special offer to introduce it
peas as good as‘anythiug iu the mark-
Can tic. .
‘ .QEnEALs.
3 pkg. Massed Qltl. ........ 25c
3 1019- Quaker om. ......... » .\25¢
3 aka. White «on. cars, ...... 25c
3 pkg. Nabab a, c. Flour ...... 25c
like Farce, ............ 251:
2 pkg zest, .3 .................. 25c
Glover’s the Place '4
“.37 We. ._ A,
Tel. 857—8.
Watt Shortlist Fit.
looks good, burns better and 1
L
Start An Account
Now
Fairiield Counts
.Savinos Bank.-
Sl Wall Street.
,Norw'aik. " Co n._
Vdreaa
"Wherever our Clothing Department is-llnqsvp,,_its val- ‘
no is realized. Our asgortmcnt of styleskahd sizes is emi-
nently complete and our prices satisfactorily low. We dc-
votc one entire side of our big store to Men's Clothing. All.
the new Fall shadcs appear in this assortment, as well as the
correct styles—broad concave shoulders, close fitting" col-
ts
lars, etc.
. i
Glad to have 11911 ceme'in anu lime.
Suits priced from $7.98 up. ‘
The Kriegcr Co.'s cash or credit plan is known far and.
'wide. There are many imitators, but Ionly one original. 4
Make your purchases and have them charged.
. . .
Pap 111 Weeklu convenient pauments.
r
We dress you from head to foot. ,1
l
ie'rnaaata'. No one wane to!
ion snow tca on me see.
more as: ~
It You Want TQ Sell
your property, whether it to a form.
a house and lot in town or 1'in estate
of any description quickly, call or as
Brooksfde :1“. lee Cafe,-
Ponds
As: no or cuss certainties
. 1! ;~
w. p. maestro
so wan. e'r. . noawauit.
n will be of «ms... sworn
mauueknufledeelrouaet~
Norwalk Chronicler