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New Dress Goods
for Fall and Winn;
from 1235c to :1. so 11 11-111
E. K. Banks.
NAHAcamcmo "Walt.
wur wAeHme'rcN eraser.
. soul-ll uonwAth.
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Fortcast for Norwaik and vicinity:
Rain tonight and Bunday. Warmer
tonight. Cooler Sunday The high
area is moving eastward over the At-
lantic Ocean. A Iow- area of some in-
tensity was central this morning over
the Lake region. Rain has occurred
during the past tWenty- -four hours over
the’ St. Lawrence Valley, Lake region.
upper and middle Mississippi valley
and in Kansas and Texas. Also slash
the Pacifld coast. Amounts of an inch
or more are reported from Green Bay.
Kenkuk and San Francisco South—
west storm warnings are displayed
along the southern New England coast.
Great 190 sale at the Boston Store
today. See ad.
~Steamer “John Sylvester," daily
trips to New York. Excursion tickets
50c.
W. B. DeGarmo has sold to Charles
F. Tristram two houses, Nos. 10 and i2
Hoyt street, Norwalk,
“Auction of household furniture of
all kinds at 77 West St., Thursday,
September 29 at 10 a, m.
' Captain Wilbur’ot the local Salva-
tion Army is suffering from a very
painful thumb, caused by a hang nail.
-Men's and Boys' Caps, O‘Brien s.
Benjamin Benedict, who recently re-
moved from Iowa to Norwalk. visited
relatives in New Canaan most of this
week
-—Small Chestnut coal,14.75 per ton
delivered At Raymond Brothers
Mrs Meades school at Hillside.
opened yesterday. Pupils occupied
nearly every desk with more engaged
to come
—-Me11's Alpine Hats, o'snsn's
Miss Mary E. Keileher has purchas-
ed through W. B. DeGarmo, the real
estate man, the house at No.1 Berke-
ley street.
~Steamcr “John Sylvester," daily
trips to New York. Excursion tickets
50c.
Thaddeus Bette and Gilbert Bogart,
who expected to go to Colorado this
fall
intention rind have given up the trip
-——Blg auction of household furni-
ture opposite water tank. 77 West St..
Thursday Sept. 29 at 10 a. m.
George L. Woodward and Seymour
Curtis have recently purchased a
speedy sallingdory from Glen Stewart.
of.“ Pittsburg, who is a student at. Prof.
C. A, Harstrom's school.
-Dunlop Derbiss, O’Brien’s.
The Riordan place in West Norwslk,
consisting of house barn and outbuild-
logs, with three acres of land, was sold
yesterday by- -W.B DeGarmo to W H.
Newport, of New York city.
——Small range coal, $4.75 per ton
delivered. A: Raymond Brothers.
, _____.__
A son was born on Thursday to Mr.
and Mrs R- P. Gedhey, or Lancina
Heights. New Jersey. Mr. Gedney
was a former resident of South Nor.
walk, and a‘brother of George H. God.»
neY- .. ./
. ‘fi ,,
A NOfRE‘DAME LADY. ,,
I will send ‘free with full instruc-'
tions, some of this simple preparation
for the cure of Leucorrhoea, Ulcers-
tion, Displdcements, Falling ot the
Womb Scanty or Painful Periods, Tu-
. more or Growths I-I'lit Flashes. Desire
to Cry, Creeping feeling up the Spine.
Pain in the Back. and all female-“tron
bios, to all sending address. To moth-
era of auflerlng daughters I will 11.-
plain a Successful Home Ti‘otment.
I! you‘dehide to continue it will only
cost about. 12 cents a name goaram
tea 1;. 1111111 1 do not wishdo poll you
anything‘. Tell other spheres of it.
that is: all I ask. Address; Hrs. M.
Summers. Bonnet, 6
Y
mind.
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' best.
have reconsidered their original ‘
. and hear him.
éLANKETS. light and warm.
COMFORTABLES, pretty and
warm.
Now is lliRllkt‘t-‘lilllt‘ and com—
iortanc-time. Now is the time
when the' right sort of store is i11~
stantly ready to meet cv'ery call
for warm bcd- -covcring. Now is
the time when this store' 5 supply
of such bcd Iittiugs is at its very
Now is yoni time to bu).
for now choosing is quick and
easy; made quirk and easy by
large variety of the good sorts of
blankets and comiortablcs.
VOnly brief detail is here given
of the splendid kinds that are
ready.
Wool blankets for single beds
10-4 is the trade name for the
size—$1.50, $2.75 andl to $5.50.
Ordinary-size blankets of wool.
generously large for regular—size
bcds-$2, $2. 50 and to $18.
Extra- -large blankets, 12 4 size
as the makers call mun—$5.
$6.50 and to $12.50. '2
Of special merit are these:
$3 blankets—stout cotton warp,
with firm filling of wool, not too
heavy, warm and of much dura-
bility, pink, red or blue holders.
$5 blankets—nearly all wool
(thcrcs just enough cotton to
keep them from shrinking),
weight close to 5 1115.. finely lin—
ished, borders of pink, blue or red.
l’uic wool blankets at $5 too.
Soft as down and warm as a hard-
wood fire. Good size, good finish,
good 111 all ways.
Crib blankets for little folks.
Correct. size and made with as
much care and of as good material
as the large sizes (for Baby lucr-
its the best)—$l.75, $2.50 and to
$4.25.
Scarlet wool blankets, double-
bed size, fine of wool and of mak-
i11g~$5l$6 and $8.50.
Front basement.
THE ROWLAND
DRY oo'ons co.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
“:3.-
-—Knox Barbies, 0' Brian‘s
Miss Marjorie Halloran. of South
Norwalk, has been substituting for
Miss Sullivan,‘ stenographer in Mr.
Cumming’s offices, in Stamford, dur-
ing Miss Sullivan's vacation.
~Speclal for the week. ladies' and
children's medium weight underwear,
26c upward. M. S. Smith it Go. .
The coat and suit rooms at‘Read's
at present are a regular exhibition of
women’s suits and outer garments in
tall and winter models, It will pay
them.
-—Every kind of blankets and com
fortebles to be found. 69c upwards. M,
S. Smith & Co.
A ‘lair'eitchnnge of good. dependa-
ble merchandise ‘for your money is
what you get at Manuel T. Hatch's.
isl merit and at reasonable prices at
Howland's See ad
-‘-Youman Derbies. O'Brien-1.
There ,will a cricket match on the
Betta gmunll Stamford. today at 230'
p m.. between the St. George's. at
Stamford and the lronworkers'
Cricket Club of Norwalk. This will
be the last game of the season.
The Prohibition Alliance meeting.
Sundayslat 8.30, Sept. 25.111 G. A. R.
Hal WNcrwaIk will be hddussed by
the Rev Duane Gridln, of Hartford.
Mr. Brianne-said to he one' of» the
finest—preachers in the H; E. Church.
to the East avenue M in. Church. The
public are cordially invited to come
Létlls
lit
t1
with good. wholesome meat It I. 11111111 cost. We offer tomorrow:
.ur.1.‘,11>f 1" 14:.
Loni
Fence-"run Sen. ppring Lalilb, pp in.
Chom.dlpilve Fouls. ........ will.
Slade asset. .101: to.
Good Pot Hanoi..‘.10clb.
Fresh or Domed Piste. ...: Sc lb.
Porter-lieu”, .. ......... .139201: lb.
6W
Spring lell, ,. "Gig. Sirloin...................16¢.189m.
we. will *i‘stlitit
figupd,..156lh.
Shoulder... reels.
chopped sunk. ... . . .1, .. 12o ls.
Native Veal, Fresh Pork. and
caustics. Trips, pigs Festimc.
you to make a special visit to see
Blankets and control-tables of spec- i
.1111 fissures, Net-l Coiling. Ste.
He was well liked on his dormer villi.
The place to 11111
FURNITURE
Cash or Credit
I J INGEYINE'
& hill
15!. WdSilililell St.
Miss: Bartram,
DERMR 701.0013 7'.
CHIR OPODIS 1'
Lookwcad's Hall.
roman. Conn.
Office Hiram.- .
9fcha.m. “06:363. m.
Embers
Occupation.
NOTICE.
TO PATRONB
I‘ have a. full line of all the latest
styles in
Fall Millinelu.
Trimmed. Untrlmmed and Ready-to
wear Rats in stock. .
Miss I. E. Hutchinson
9e WASHINGTON s'r,
(WITH M. 8. SMITH a co.)
- J
- New York, August 21., 1904.
C. F. Zeittuss. Esq.,
Dear Sir.
Will you kindly send me to my
residence. 610 Van Cortlandt Park ave-
nue. Yonkers. New York. one box of
those pills you put up for Malaria, Dr.
Ferguson's prescription? 1 will remit
by return niail.14et the know how
much, etc. Trusting that you are well.
and kind regards to your brother. etc..
I am Sincerely yours.‘
L. H. CARGILL.
Zciifuss Pharmacy
I No. t’ll‘Aln I'l'. IO.NORWALK
2847M
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEA
TIN NG.
HOT WATER H ATING.
HOT AIR HEAT NG.
. saws. 1111111111111...
SLATE AND 'rln socrmo,
(ill Grand Stella Fitting,
Have you loot-l our stock or
RICHMOND RANGES?
run JONES a horcmuss
COMPANY. ,
. lY‘WALLjS‘I’IEET, seawater.
W
New STYLES or CLOTH roll
suns AND COATS FOR
,. .THE COMING FALL. ,
Also fashion plates. latest styles. ?
Now is the dime to have your turn
remodeled. Filty per cent. less than
later. ,
Everything ‘at lowest prices Per-
lent tit guaranteed.
Ready 49- wear. Clothes. Skirts.
Wallets, Coats. Alterations Free.
So EDXx
roll LADIIS' rAlLon.
s1 Mal-1 M111, 11.1111.
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Fresh ii“ lab 1
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mural-l.- an
SNAPFEI muss. m
LARGE atone, ....... 1c:
STEAK cop, 109
NATIVE 1521.3 ...... 12c
ESGALLOPSIJEIGT" .. 40 a so:
oversee, pen or. ...... . ... soc
ulcers ”Loon. ...... ... 149
All also: minis. of an». rl-‘b‘
a: nasonehh prion.
here.
86 Wuhh‘iiilo‘n 31ml.
‘oonsnre
Our Corset Department is noted ior its caicftlliy selected
models in all the leading makes, and many a woman owes her
graceful figure to the perfect fitting Corsets she has purchased
To our large assortment of Corsets we havc added the
new R & Ci “tapering waist" styles—charming models, espec-
ially adapted to the present styles in gowns. and guaranteed
to give satisfaction to the wearer.
N. E. RYRN,
Salim Nor-inn.
A Rare
TO BUY A
BUILDING LOT
In the Center at a Low Price.
Sineis. Norlwilk. can...
AUTOMOBILE
.... lusussncs.
Particulars or
insurance Agency 0'
map a. LA troll.
R. R. A 1m. South", Rdrl‘n‘lk.
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GIRLS LITTLE INDIAN.
Kld Sb 0... I!
”.25.
‘1 ‘ \
YOUTHS' “rial CALF.
Elk Lined Soles.
81.15.
gnu—bal- 4
apllr of any of these, shoes.
they will outweir Lily pthe‘r malt». ‘
400 PR. LADIIS’ K4011.DXFOID'S.
DVI‘ HOS!
ALL ‘Sl
SSW NEW STYLES FOR FALL IN
NORWALK HM SHOI
FOR IES "
I'll YLOR a GOLDEN offers for sale ten Building
Lois on Quincy Street. between Butler and Orchard
It Prices Ranging from
.7260 Ob to $500. 00 Ear Lot.
This is about the last chance to
obtain a building lot in the center
for a home at such low prices.
Map of lots at carom". when full parilcnlars i9!!! be
cheerfully Iurnlshad
Taylor 8 Golden,
'14 Washin‘dtOn Street.
SOUTH NOR WALK.
. They take on habits and customs;
Chance
Gettlng a Start in Life.
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Milli Do"?
Business gives ,young~men culture.
they become thinkers and workers. ill-1
tlmately they are the ones who take
the places of those with whom they
have been associated. 1 .
SABTAIN’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.
Prof. Bartain has educated in his Day
and Night school over one thousand
young'men and women and placed
them in good positions.
The careful attention given to its stu-
dents, the unilorrn success. titatggradu:
ates in business life and the fact that
not one Combined course graduate is
out or employment has earned (or this
institution the right to be known as
“The school that Makes a Speciriltv of
Each Student."
New ram-may Ann NIGHT
#:1114110: some TUESDAY. sin.
. Why not “mm 329:. pygmy-M of. choice. from rained on at, oi the finest 1",“th M
.. . . . “icons 11911 delivered in your bin."
- "Mousse: nor. «can 11 -
1 Tm “3- It manna-y; W pile-u. clap coal.
..- e. L1... 2 ~ 1 (30.0%?! mkslltumlnoge at unattractive pries- , '
Wham Aunt urine mil jut 1‘11 11... my revenue».
i‘u , s 122.124 wA'rslt mm.
4 _ curried 111 Stools.
ocad‘iillijéiiilfi 1111111111.
1 5 11‘: I ,.
«seams-m .1
Aom- non luv MANTON a 11mm
NORMAL VALUE.
STORE.
was ideal is YOURS
was" no oAlqulvnlo THE WISDOM or cup cLi'r 1131‘s 51.1.
mt IN CLosiNd OUT THE SUMME n srocx; THAT to ltvrollmo IV
'rl-ls HpAnrv MANNER m wnch oun ADI. As: “Bishop!" ,‘1'9
enuresis" you. an demos” L! as Alston'rllloa axe
IAKMIN nlllll‘la... greases Wilma srlMULA'rgs A .Iuml
1.le ooon, SEASONABLE masannnlss Ar A rnAchotl .011.
rues: orreamns w11.1. AGAIN rnnouc 'r
..l‘i
14".
MEN'S OUTING
SHIRT CHANCE. ‘
These lots of negligce shirts Will'
march to the music of cut prices. Our
men folks know a good thing when
they see it.
Men's negligee shirts. formerly 50s..
760. and $1 each. now 39¢. each
HAVE you A
WASH GOODS WANT?
If so, this Is the time to fill it and
there are some very dainty styles to
choose from.
All our 1259c. and 15c, qualities of
batlsts and dimlties at 8c yd.
36-inch sott finish percales at 1256c
lladles' lianderchiefs
special 5c ' ,J
Gents' l1andkerchiefs,were 79.. Inoc-
lal he. ‘I '1 ‘
Ladles' gauze lisle hose in piiltl .
black and tan. also drop stitch pill!
lace effects which have been polliiit
at 390.; while they last 260.115". ..
Ladies' fancy lisle hose 111‘ hoot 111111
lace styles in plain and fancy doloi‘l
and embroidered, a 600. value, for Sic.
were 3‘91,
A CHANCE TO . '
euv LACES. . . l 4
These lace bargains should internal: ‘ 1
you, as this is eminently a lace lesion. '
Point de Paris edginge and instit-
tions from 1% inches to 4 inches with,
a l urge assortment of pattern» warp , l"
1511 and 19c. per yard, now We. not . ‘ '
yd.
__..,._.. was”-.. ..__. .2959:.L
w... 3'... 1s
88 WASHINGTON STREET.
BUYERS SF
Big vein Georges Creek and other
COAL. Low in ash and sulphur
tree from clinkers.
TRUE VALUE GIVEN iN QUALITY
Coal. Wood, Hay,
Office and yard. 68 til/atel- street,
Telephone call 34245.
Roll Top Desks
Office Chairs
Raymond
$5
it.
,fisll, resort area 111511;... ,
,mnnn'nown.
ably fatally injured by falling a, dis-
M
m
.on I: stop ladder yesterday afternoon.
He was employed by the Wilcox, Grit“;
tonden Company and was engngsdin
tilting a stove pipe into the wallm when
the step ladder broke
to ”the floor. strikingi
mtnkenfith the)!
83-85 Wishifigton Street,
South Norwaik. Conn.
High in fixed carbon, quick steaming and
Also best grade of ANTHRACITE for domestic purpotl6.’
11111 111111113 & GANS so
46 and 48 Main Street. permit.
‘ apron a JEDD'O
nettle-lisp in midi 112154111111
Pertm1.
A cheaper? {girl has never null allowed Ill "111nm
Raymond Bros
1137 Washington 31ml. ‘
IRVING Lock
seat cilillon COAL non only slim we 11.111111“ w. 11111}. on 1.1.11. ~
m pulses—a South 11111111 sum; ems Nomiih‘ slits
124.-Cherles.
mcmrdt. aged 28 yearsimns pmb-,
lance oi! 1111;...th test while world“,
and. as .
yard.
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my
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Call In and no
The Latest Trimmed and Untrilnme‘d Reallll‘
to-Weal Fall Hits.
a. s. rrLLoreon'e. .
scorn noswALls. coils.
superior grades oi SITUMINOUS
AND WEIGHT. Try Fa sample
Grain and Feed.
South Norwnlk.
..yrl '
p... Ddlivoi‘y.
SID to $50
and Sells
.1!—
135!"
1.on 1.1.1.21... wooed...
LONDON Sept. 21.41.11“,
Kedieston, who has been lit
mer Castle for several days ..
restless night and her w
morning is less toyotgahle.c
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