550‘ lei! 5-53. ,
'~ Md: nix; 's. m.; 11.32 p. m.‘
I IIN'I'INIL TILIPNONI
’ ' DALI...
was“
MOM .
womb allies. Norwallt.
morass of Russia, according to
lthpflarllaer'l‘agehlatt, is gifted with
'r ‘ al talent for caricature. Her
Wilt-books are tilled with caricatures
every member of the imperial court.
neither functionaries nor grandson,
mot-princes nor princesses, are spared.
:One tace’only had not until recently
Appointed in the collectioti, and that
in» the star‘s. But the ruler of all
.. a Rasslas himself expressed a dc-
. re in be caricatured by his wife's
’mnoll. The result was a charming
ttle design showing the czar with a
loin on his head and the sceptre in
hand. Settled in a child's toy car-
d,” drawn at the end of a thread
a mother. The allusion, it is said,
{not appeal to the czar, who pro
Mded not to understand it.
, he emoluments of a Spaiilsh matu-
wiy‘lf the first rank appears to be
alto equal to those or a jockey or a
delight“ of'equal prominence. The
thou! matador, Louis Mazaantini, has
listfiietlred from the btili ring alter
,‘tii'otesslonal career of twenty-three
Gill‘s. He is now only titty young old.
{is total profits. without including liv-
enpenses, have amounted to £100,-
,.but he lost £50,000 in unlucky
speculation. lie looks forward, how~
her, to enjoying his oiium cumdig-
tltte 0n the £80,000 remaining. Ai-
mher Mazaantiniy'haa killed in the
In; 8.600 bulls.
FEAST OF .BUCCOTH.
.i
odox Hebrew: Will Eat All Meals
' ‘ Out of Doors for a Week.
he feast oi Succoth began last
ilht and the strict followers of the
ox Jewish faith ate their supper
little booth or tent in the yard
phantoms)! eating will be kept up
my evening. when eating in the
use will be resumed, The feast
generally observed by the 'ortho
,. Jewish people. Every tamiiy
martinis a booth; two or more
‘ olds unite tor that purpose.
meals are cooked in the house
ateliehinto the booth. The bombs
small .bullt of wood and thatched
,nr bough‘s. The least. commem-
do.
him.» ., .
, The last three days of the least are
tilled; Simchass. Thorah in the lie
téd dweltfilngtlicli‘ ilight‘ l'i'oili
it?" tongue; «These days are the most]
ot'the Hebrew calendar. They
elebrated because during th 1
reading or the scrolls is complete .
iast‘chapter, is read by children
lathe only ‘day or the year that
hildren‘ are allowed to read them.
"children with candies stuck in
. carrots. march in triumphs!
ion around the room while at
\
"Nisse"—God is
~ tor the last time in
or, tabernacles. ”
. ———-
A
US. AND SAVED HIS LIFE.
D,
I33
“translation:- says Mr, J. a:
4, o perso
otild be wi.
littorti . .Pharmacy,
. PRIETOR. serrat- . are
.l“ A ."
,i
You "tough
one Week and will end next Fri-l
.the stay at Succoth. where the]
head of the procession a man sings
_ , my‘ shield.l
, easing and chant psalms and"
‘ Joyful noises after which nearly
member in the synagogue take
a; carrying the scrolls around
room followed. bythe procession of.
hlldren. Then they return home
their
commoner- cHotsaA“
"‘ . lie returning from the Grand
cmpment at Washington City
comrade from Eight, "1.. was
"cholera morbus and was in
“ blood. it! Eldon. town. “i gave
amberlain's Colic. Cholera and
:11“an Remedy'and believe saved
1 have been engaged'fo‘rten
a. immigration work and con-
msay parties to the south and
: always carry this remedy and
an it successfully on many oc-
p‘trayellng or at
out this remedy}!
It! Stilisojn Powell Corpora-
, .. . .Plerca's
norms/cm Zeittuss Pharmacy; ,
' Egg-113560
unansw-
’l
I
taken drops 01
Brdzlllaa Balm
.. . 50 buses 25¢
instant Reliei
—--l'0
COUGHS
GROUP
ASTHMA
CATARBH
Bronchitis
Sore Throat “:33:-
‘roiru‘m its tuna
Prevents Pneumonia II: 0d,. a
an: In a week. saving Iva-7 &
Cons Consumption titre-tin. d I
ha. Directions in circular.
l25 doses 600; 000 duos $1.
an d‘sys treatment van or Nth-I-
Tobi-ts. the great tonic and strong!)
hllder. with every [LOO bottle a! to
ill.- IIIII. I. P. jachou D C...
i . lmlluloollu M
«um
..-.. .L
"suntan; ‘
The loss of the new walking boots
are not so narrow after all.
—--r
The tau coat is still very much in
evidence. ’
The sitrplico waist is the resort of
the woman of slight figure whose dress-
maker tells her this her bodice must
not be boutunt this season. A softly
draped front is thus obtained without
violating any rule, anti one which is
usually becoming. The stout woman,
lbs Sa\e'30da\j_iz
Notions and etc
Silk "Hookah" supporters. value 60c. SATURDAY. 39°.
lielnstitcheii chiffon veils. regular fitic. SATURDAY 39c.
Fine steel button-hole scissors, reg ular 15c lltl1._ SATURDAY 2 FOR 190
The ”Kora" hose supimrters, fancy trillcti elastic. regular 25c
‘ SATURDAY 19c.
SATURDAY 19c.
Shaded ribbons, 4 inches widb. regular 25v.
SATURDAY 196.
12 yd. pieces of line Val. lace, regular 29c.
Good quality scissors, all sites. regular 25v. SATURDAY lac.
Two dozen tine pearl buttons. regular the dos SATURDAY 190.
Fine lace stocks, cream and ecru, regular it; and tile on,
SATURDAY 2 FOR the.
40. 50 and 60 only.
SATURDAY, 6 SPOOLS FOR 19C.
Muslin Underwear etc.
' muslin drawers. hematitched hem, cluster of tucks, vault», 29c.
SATURDAY 19c.
llamburg and lace
SATURDAY 19c.
extra full. regular 25c,
SATURDAY 19c.
Torchon and Hamburg
BATURDAY 39c.
Wiliimantic spool cotton. 200 ytis.,
Ladics'
l
Ladlcs' corset covers. French anti titted but-k,
trimmed, good value 290. 1
Ladies' gingham and white lawn aprons,
Ladiea' muslin drawers. clustcrot ,iucks,
trimmed. regular 50c, .
Ladies French corset covers. Hamburg trimmed, SATURDAY title.
All the popular makes in regular 50 n. corset covers, SATURDAY 39c.
ladies’ heavy ticcccd cotton waists. all new fall styles, regular 50.
SATURDAY 39c.
all sizes, 14 to 17, Sold everywhere at 690..
liailies' Fiannelctto gowns,
SATURDAY 39c.
Handkerchief Dept.
Men's all linen iiundkercliiefs, regular 2 for 25c,
I SATURDAY 2 FOR 19C.
1 linen handkerchiefs, regular 2
SATURDAY 2 FOR 390.
SATURDAY 19c.
SATURDAY 19c.
ladies' hand drawn lietiistitchct’l.al
tor 300, i
Prophylactic tooth brushes, regulat- 260.
2 cakes Pcnrs' unscented soap, ‘
Rogers & (ialict‘s sandal wood soap, SATURDAY 19c.
ladiea' wrist bugs, 50c quality, SATuRDAY 39c.
iiinner saichels, regular title. 1 , SATURDAY 39c.
, DomeStio’s
45x30 pillow cases, full bleached, regular price 1295c each,
i SATURDAY 2 ,FOR 19c.
58 inch tull bleached table damask. reg. price 25c. SATURDAY 19:;
Round and square mats. cut out work, worth 1214.0, each,
’ . SATURDAY 3 FOR 19c.
25c, SATURDAY 19C.
Fancy mantle scurfs, good designs} reg. price.
SATURDAY 39c.
Fancy bureau scarfs. handsome desiigns, reg. 50c.
1
1—.
too, wears it becomingly.
is there any material better adapted
for the 1830 models than the soft taf-
feta which can be got in all the colors
best adapted for house wear? It you
want, a really satisfactory and inex-
jpensive house gown. one that will
look well evenet the end of the sea-
son, make it taffeta.
They tell me that the girdle is not
found in the iip-to-dato corset depart-
ment. All corsets short above the
insist-line are long below, That is
they may have short bones but, there
its a skirt whit-his hold far down with
the stocking supporters so thelower
line of the corset. does not show
34 will sell at this sale. at
it North Main Street. South Norwaik
4—-——V
” SALE on"
Special, Trousers
Worsted Trousers, well worth 83 and
POPULAR AMU
w
SEMENTS.
x
IIOYT’S THEATRE.
, $1.95
D. GOTILIEB'S.
CLOTHING, SHOES AND
FURNISHINGS.
ONE SOLID WEEK.
Commencing Monday Sept. 19.
Matinee. Wednesdays and Saturdays
Chester DeV-ronde
ithrough the gown as is often the case
lwith the girdle. '
It is amazing how few housewives
,inake their own bread. I heard one
any that although she had four child-
ron she never bought her flour by the
barrel because she seldom made her
iown bread. and so much cake required
a pastry flour. But perhaps this is
not so much to be wondered at in these ,
, days when “homemade" bread in so
generally on sale.
The loveiyz‘spangled and lace all-ov-
ers tempt a good many to wear the
unlined drop yokes which are far more
becoming than low necks when those
necks are scrawny.
Even the young girls are wearing
the tonnes of chenille and felt. but
_ they require a little different trimming
from that the matron wears.
“Good Housekeeping" alway has
home, excellen recipes; in its last is
the following. evidently a contribu-
tion: Won will all agree with me
that ihe hot chocolate served at a
famous shop in Madisoa Square. New
ago i obialnedflt‘rom Pierre. the raid
head waiter, the secret of its excel-
lence, Scald one pint of milk. adding.
a tablespoon and a half of grated sweet
chocolate and a teaspoon of sugar mix-
ed with a little cold milk: cook in
the double boiler until slightly thicken-
ed' and then stir in a wool-beaten egg.
Remove from be fire. allowing» it to»:
remain for two or three minutes over
the hot water: then flavor with a few
drops of vanilla extract. Pour into
china cups surmounted with a liberal
quantity ot'sweetened whipped cream."
A POWER FOR GOOD.
The pills that are potent in their
action dud pleasant in tract-are De-
, Witt's, Little Early Riser W. 8. Phil-
pot. of, Albany, 0a.. says: “During a
I billoua attack I took one: Small as it
was it did me more good than calo-
inei. blue mass of any other pill i ever
took‘and at the sametime the sheet
was pleasant. Little'llls'rly Risers are
certainly aurideal pill!" Sold by the
Cliitord Pharmacy. ' ‘ ' u“
“iiensimsf Notice.
The Board of Registrars for the City
'Nomik.‘ Guam, will hold a
, at-the Town rt room.
aviland street. in said City, on Wed-
nastier. lsotamber 28th. 1904,
”MW”...
mi. a. runner,
WY .111
HOLD ON TO THE BANK BOOK.
and In this way you keep tab on the in- ,
. tomt. We know at a minute': notice .
how your account stands and your
bank book tallies with our record.
otter grow larger than the original ‘
principal.
York. possesses a charm peculiarly its b . _ , ‘
- - < , tank for our child and see with in- Endorse by trees, Public, Pulpit.
pwnmanldmf 0.233%:th figi‘zilflgt 23:51 ore-t whdI it amounts to at twanty- Prices 2512, 50, 75c andiu low at .
or a ' m up " 3 one. Seats on: Sale Thursday.
'THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
, .
Stock Co.
Direction Phil Levy
A
, In a repertoire oi Succeuful plays
Monday evening Mr. De Vonde will of-
fer His Latest Spaces...
. “ GREATHEART "
3 Prices 10—20—30 cents.
Matinee's—— Children 10c; Adults
20 300.
...... L. ....._...__....._. _._.r,
novr's THEATRE.
One Night Only.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26.
MR. WM. A. BRADY‘S
Special Production
’Wau Down East
By Lottie Blair Parker.
by Joseph R. Grlsmer.
AS PLAYED
100 Weeks in New York Citi'.
32 Weeks in Philadelphia.
40 Weeks in Boston.
34 Weeks in Chicago.
“The play that touches the heart."
Elabora ted
mreaEs'r ACCUMULATIONS.
: Put a few dollars occasionaiiy in our
There is no better way to accumia
Int: than through our savings bank. ,.
y.
BANK, , ,y . ,, . -
. United Bank Building. Hospita| Benefit
‘ " . ,t H. I :.: . ’
Writ; M. E; chums.
“ so.'Norival,k.
Wednesday Evs’m Sept 28.
6:” Am. a
King’s School.
for. Boys’ , more .
STJMFORD, . can“, Mrs; Katherine stair, commits.
, Assisted by
Mrs.‘Gerrit* Smith. Soprano.
. KW"! IGOR!” ' ' Dr. Gerrii Smith. Organist.
Wednesday. Sept-min? 28.1 -, ”‘3' S“? 3' 3““ A”°‘““““"‘"
. I904» .2 v.‘ ? Tickets, One Dollar.
lietéplib
Mrs. Heads 7 School, a; a... , 3
9 anatomist. NORWALK i; ‘ .-
:Roooomthbtomborfld. _ . Jennings. .
decree:entrainmentifseg"? Aim?“ Club
’ AL asp snow. cobassi ii ‘ m b° 1“” u "‘e‘
no or'eruov‘soa mats , ., i Monwsuc “mu“
tw (2) until all (6) o‘clock. n. m.._ to , _ . _ , ‘
“ ; mflvofiusuaian unifies“? ,‘1’ -N.‘ ,. AND YOUNG 1 rrId‘y N'ah', 50]". 30 [904
' to stores ‘t romn‘ s, .,.,.....~.v. : , ' . ' '
muhtbe’hsnded to any Clerk, Joseph .LAD'E‘” . i Tickets, Admitting Gentleman
r W's- as arrested” ' ”r - .
"in. on y.‘ em . pro. 1
sea“: OINQW- . . IAFTRACTIVE, PRIMARY DEI’AR‘IU1
WthO‘llm Romancing.” ’ ' “I" FDR-300M“. ‘ ;i
2 toolbar iota. 1904. i ' aunts. ' ’ i
I.
it and Dance '1
SATURDAY. SEPT. as. 2904.
a
Fall Opening.
Thursdau, Fridaii and Saturdau. Sept. 22. 25. 24.
Superior values and Latest Styles will greet you upon your visit to our stores. We
will show you an excellent and carefully selected assortment of Clothing, Shoes and Hats
for Men. Women and Children. The early lockers get the best and most desirable'gar-
ments. So come at once. ,
Every person needs clothing RIGHT NOW. but every person hasn't the money
RIGHT NOW. Just here the decided advantage of purchasing at our stores becomes ap-
parent. Wc allow you to take the clothing and permit you to pay us a little every week
instead of the whole amount at once. Thousands of customers testify to our reasonable
methods and liberal terms, and we invite YOU to enjoy the same advantages. LOW
PRICES. GOOD CLOTHING, LARGEST STOCK and EASIEST TERMS have given
us the supremacy in the Credit Clothing business in the city.
units SUITS
$23.50 to. $55 00
' MEN’S "SUITS
$7.50 to $25.00
. BUYS SUITS
$1.75 to $5.00
Sliiiilt‘ iiiii Hills
35100 to $55.50
’ EASY PAYMENTS.
(musical was
ll a 1; win
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South Main Street.
0;-
South Norwalk.
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‘Wmmwmamwumu-zi‘H’niamzmu
TELEPHONE 322-4.
OURSPECIALTIES
TEA—«'l‘lIA'l‘ DE‘LIGIi'l‘S ’l‘l~I.l:‘. DELICA'l‘E 'l‘ASTE. AND CHARMS AS WELL.
COFFEE—Al‘lllzl‘fl‘ iS MA'l‘t'illJESS lN FLAVOR AND AROMA AND I'IOLDS THE El‘i-
t‘ I ‘2.
FLOUR—THAT DELICIOUS SNOW WHITE BREAD, THOSE DAIN'I‘Y BISCUITS. THEY
SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS AND BID YOU BUY CARDINAL FLOUR.
BUTTER—MADE BYCREAMJfiRY PROCESS; SO CLEAN AND CAREFULLY, AND
THEN SO SWEEP.
EGGS.~CAREFULLY SELEC'l‘iCI). 'l‘llii PRIDE OF OUR STOCK.
LEAST, BY ANY MEANS: \ ‘
CAKEf—v-IiiRS’i‘ CLASS POUND, RAISIN, MARBLE. Nli'i‘ AND ' FRUIT CAKE,
SELLERS; FRESH DAILY. GIVES BEST 0)" SA'l‘ISFAC’FION. ONLY
TIIORIZED AGENT FOR DRAKE‘S CAKES.
. _ § § § LEADING GROCER, .
..§§w9§l Wa
LAST, BUT NOT
GR EAT
AU-
shingiori Street. South Norwalk. 2
W
MiiiithERlES AT ”SAVING rulers.
Special in high grade groceries for tomorrow. We give the Ionian:
HUNT TRADING STAMPS. . Fill your‘book by reaping the big advantages
offered by us. Remember‘n low as 250 Hunt Stamps secure you a preml.
um. For tomorrow we offer: -
CHOICE LEAN AND TENDER CALIFORNIA 'HAMS (only) . ............. .. ..... . 19c LB.
‘ f
FINEST ELGIN'CREAMERY BUTTER (the kind that suits) Ls. 23s.
81.00 m STAMPS FREE WITH 3 bass .\ fist. in men runs was.“ ‘
ANY OF THESE MONEY FANCY . THESE HIGH‘ GRADE 60008..
; ,. , ' EAVERE' s- NEW sue“: CORN I/g lb. But No. 1 To: (any kind) @ 25°
.3 lb. pkg. er. Mr. wnh, Powder 16c FOR .25: , . 3 lb. Can Beat Bakedloans
; pkg Monarch 0mg ...... .. 10c ° : gr-ki-egnkor Ginser snaps. 6... 7c-
lb. Box Pearl Hominy O . .. 10c . I e c man's Premium o oo-
1 lb. Best Jay; A Mai-loathe cor. 25c THIS “A305 5 slate. .. ..... - ............ - 15o. .
1 PACK. 2 lbs. Beat Mixed Cake: for 250
y. lb. No. 2 Mixed Tea,@‘...... 20c
$1.00 race in snaps WITH
l La'sEs-r‘uocaa AND
invao‘orres @ 30:.
$3.00 FREE in STAMPS WITH
‘ I mac. 2 TEA @ soc.
A very nice blend.
03.00 FREE iN,.S-T-AMPS WITH
"l'LB. NO.'1 TEA @ 50:.
3 Adsilclous drink.
' The Hunt sump Company in here to stay any
town tomorrow. Go thou-rand see the handsome display an
get started. You don't hm to pay any more for your «tables,
on are probably aware that they open a premium store up-
d you will receive I treat. Better get a ’book and
,1 m. _,, ngme
THE
Norwalk Chronicler