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IOUTH NORWALK.
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WEATHER rouse/1.3T.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Tuesday. A slight distur~
bancc Is control this morning in Mon-
tuna. A area of high pressure is cen-
tral in the MLake region cool, pleas‘ a
nut weather prevails In nearly all sec-
tions east of the Rocky Mountains.
Conditions iavor tor this vicinity lair
and slightly cooler weather.
The local mails were well
with election posters Saturday.
laden
Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R. will
hold- a regular meeting tonight.
Choice tailored suits, jackets. etc"
are‘ to be round at the Boston Store.
See ad. , ‘
Qld Well Lodge. No. 108.10. and A.
M., will hold a regular meeting tomor-
10w night.‘ ,
Frank Stevens, who has been ill for
some months. was able to take a drive
out this morning.
Geolge W. Gladstone is confined to
his home in Madison street, suffering
110m a felon on his handy , .
_ oroy Adams, of South Norwalk,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Kebler. in Southport, ,
mu
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Social. 01 Bur
bank street have been entertaining
Miss Stella Hunt, of Harrison, New
Yolk
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Coley. oi Nor-
wulk, spcnt yesterday with their
daughter, Mrs. Oliver H. Jennings, in
Southport,
Regular meetings of the City oi‘
South Norwalk and City of Norwnik
Boards of Councilmen are scheduled
for tonight
Misses May E and Eleanor G.
Smith. of Bayview avenue. have been
entertaining Mrs. W. A. Wheeler, of
Bridgeport.
C. 0. Holcomb, who has been chief
rlclk at the Allyn House, in Hartfoui,
has taken a position as chief clerk at
the Hotel Cllfiord.
The members 01' the Pine Ledge
Whiet Club will be entertained tomor-
row nfternoon by Mrs. William F. Bis-
hop at her residence In .Belden ave-
nue.
James P. Mailer, of Neur' York
treasurer of the United Hatters or
North America. ‘and James Flynn, of
South Norwalk were in Danbury. Fri-
day.
1* i AM.‘
A certificate oi’. incorporation was
tiled I11 the oilice of the state secre
tary, Saturday, by the Ammomine
Manufacturing Company of Middle:
town. The capital is $40,000.
"it was almont a miracle. Burdock
Blood Biters cured me of a terrible
blocking out all over the body 1 am
very grateful. -”..:;' Miss Julia Fillbiidge,
West Cornwall,.ponn. .1 . ,
Charles B. Mechan. or Waterbury.
has filed a v notary petition in bank
1uptcy in the United States district
court. He gives his liabilities as
$0,369.71,und1 his assets as $7, 522. 81.
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Elmer E. A'lvord, who has just be-
come such a figure ht boblic interest
through the sitting oi! his case in the ., ..
bankruptcy court started yesterday
aitcl noon i'or Baltimoria, 19111.. where he
will reside for a time. .
First Lieutenant Walt/er Stapleton,
of Bridgeport, detailed as battalion
quartermaster, Third Infantry, Con
necticut National Gourd, has beam
Iicvod from octhl/‘e duty (1 placed
upon the retired 1.1112111 tide Septem-
ber 30.
Later to munch saucy.
”MW“ it)“ on was “go
,j'thh‘hth‘ii will;
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' ll $1911 and“ in; ‘
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V tage.
' One Minute
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the 1111111111111 1111111111111. will be
re “9191311111 in the membershi
_ The twelfth annual meeting “if the
.Copnectlctlt Children's Aid ..
li'hdld‘ at the Ne infit Nuhdlllo
Mir “F rill”. 0111011111 7. l 04. new.
ll be given of the general work «the
Virginia '1‘ Smith Home £01 Incurw
bios and the Work of Play/ridge cot-
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Certificates of incorporation have
been 11 1111 In the office of the state see.
rotary by Kleeve & Company. or New
Haven. and the T. a P. Chemical
Company or Bridgeport The his age
column will deal In denials and 11111 i
cal supplies and will have a capital or
$60, 000. The '1‘. d: P. Chemical Com-
puny1 has a” capital of $2,000, and will
begi business with $1,000.
Weekly Bulletin of the First Metho-
lei: Episcopal Church. Monday.
7: 30 11,111., Epworth league monthly
meeting; Tuesday. 7: 30 p 111.. (310.63
meeting; Wednesday, 3 p. 111., meeting
of the Ladies Aid Society: Thursday,
7: 30 p. on, general pm or meeting;
Friday. 7: 30 p. m., meetl g or the We.
man's Foreign Missionary Society.
The Stamtords. Saturday, had as
their opponents what was supposed to
be the All Nationals, but which turn-
ed out to be the Newburgs which
played in Norwallr a few weeks be»
fore. and were defeated by a score oi!
'4 to 2. McGinnity and Cotter was
the battery tor the All Nationals and
Maylon for the Stanitords. The Siam
lords will play” the All Americans next
Ameiicans next Sunday and will be
posed mostly of the Boston Amel-
Icans, and Dummy Taylor. 01' the New
York Nationals. will do the twirling,
and Warner will do the receiving
W
. GOOD F0 CHILDREN.‘
The message; take and harmless
ugh Cure gives instant
relief In all cases of Cough, Group and
LaGrippe. because itdoes not pass im-
mediately Into the stomach, but takes
effect right at the seat oi! the trouble.
It draws out the Inilan1mation,heais
and soothes and cures permanently by
enabling the lungs to contlibutc pure.
lifegiving and lifesustaluing Oxygen
to the blood and tissues. Sold by Clif-
ford Pharmacy ' "'
Millineru Opening ..
Friday and Saturday
Sept. so and 0111. I
Full line of Trimmed'and Unirim-
med Huts on hand. Good goods, good.
work and reasonable prices.
Miss I. E. Huttbiuson
98 ~WASHINGTON 8T.,
(WITH M. 8. SMITH G. CO)
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DIVIDEND NoTicE.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
V SA VlNGS BANK.
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Norwnlk, Ct, Sept 15,1904.
At a meeting oi! directors of the
h‘airiield County Savings Bank held
this day. a dividend at the rate of 4
per cent. per mouth was declared
from the earnings or the six months
ending Sept 30.1904. The same is
due Oct 1st and payable on and after
0ct.10th,1904.
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
Secretary
our savings bank. ‘
' OUR STRONG VAUL‘l'a
can’t be robbed because they are burg-
1911‘ grout. Our integrity 1111111 success
assure .lyoil of our solvency. and that“
we willd nag guttsrlcst onV deposits as
promo says-sprain: 11
cl! (1 “savihgii :6 It. and 1111' T“ lab}:
there Is none so or than ours.
We receive small and iargee do units.
Both are 1131101417va Ml: with
us.
TH! "SOUTH ”ggwr‘lA‘LK‘ ‘ ‘BAVINGO
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will your savings be it deposited in '
AN E CEPTIONAL
LACE (BURT N
' y cleaning up 0 stool: in
one of the biggcst lace curtain
{.11'101 1L5. we get this chance to
sell handsome curtains at the
opcnlug of the season at small
prices. Such an opportunity
would be woltby of conuncnt late
in the full. Today, with the time
of curtams’ bust scivicc just be-
ginning, it is almost remarkable.
Numbers are limited in quan-
tity and, of course, when they
are exhausted it will be impos-
siblc to secure duplicates. There
is every reason to buy now. There
is everything to lesc by delay.
Arabian curtains in Cluuy and
Renaissance patterns, just six
pa rs of each kind, worth 25 per
ct more than tlic price—«$2 to
$3 so
White and ivory curtains of
cable net in lrisinpoiut, Cluny,
Renaissance and Antique effects;
only two pairs of some, (1 to 12
of others, worth 25 to 40 per cent.
more than the price—$2.50 to
$0.50
Cubic not curtains in antique,
in Cluny and in Rciiaissnucc cf—
fccts;/\1nbiun collu.w01th :1
third 111010 than the {block—$4 to
$7
Lace curtains in border and all~
over designs, overlook corded
C(lgc, special valucwsoc to $3.
Fine muslin with licmstitcliul
ruillcs 2/3 ytls. long and 42111L|10
wide. 200 pairs of these; worth
$150-$1
And lace béd- sets
Made of fine imported not with
«lccp ruillc. Spiced and bolsim
toll of mulching design. just a
dozen illl told and no two of the
some puttcrnwbut each of lunch
beauty.
TI-IE HOIWLAND
DRY ‘ GOODS co.
Bridgeport. Cor
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PLUMBING AND STE; 1
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HE TING
craves A 0' Milan.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
on Future‘s; Motel Celllnl.
Have you seen our stock oi
RICHMOND RANGES?
I‘HE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY,
171WVALL STREET, NORWALK. .
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AB 'C.‘ Capsules
to the public of south Norwalk, but
Mei‘fllslnbo 8‘0de .you or the tact
re gevfia [gold grimy: tkro
hes. ‘
are by this time pretty well introduced
that they oratheyery uromptestthlne .
y on Elm Grove
”also the prop»
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the Raymond 1:,
direct to Jcaep ,
crty at Mon
lOr John/W ”in
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leady been broiled 1111 a new cellar
oh the cast tilde or die lat onto which
the present building will he moved by
Contractor Wm. .‘oossaweli Arch
itect W 8.1{111'111111 preparing plans“!
for ‘a store and tenement block which
the owners contemplate 'building on
title 'ccruor Where the present building
ands.
11mm the plans of Architect W. s
Knapp the contract has been awarded
to McMahon Bros tor the new build
ing to be erected on Washington street
by Frank 0. Becker. George W Meek-
or but do the plumbing. It will he a
brick structure. 1911116 feet, one story
high. with the inundation and walls
heavy enough to suppert two or three
additional stories it debired.
” The‘Jcnes &‘Hotchkiss Co, have
been awarded the contract for the
plumbing and tinning in connection
with the new house which I... w
Duty is building on South Union ave-
one, for W. A. Tollesp. r[\he plans
were drawn by Architect W S.
Knapp.
McMahon Bros: are building a
tram; addition about 1131124 feet. to
a house on BoutonV street for John
-.11.l‘ohn {It Mom» hon '
McMahon Bros..- has pbrchssed the
Albert 01111111111111 homestead In WII
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stin
Nash
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11hr. plumb e‘r‘cy‘
electrical 1.1.111; 1111 lb
which Contractor“ use Gamble is
building on West washin’llton street
tor D. W. its zillion.
the general contract for the new res-
thence to be armed at New Canaan
by Mrs 'W. E.‘ 0. Bradley, has sub
let the mason work to H. E. Knapp
and the plumbing and‘ booting to
Wells] 11 Greenwa‘id or that place.
CAN YOU EAT?
J. ‘.B Taylor. a prominent merchant
of Chrlesman. Tekas,‘ says: “I could
not eat because of 'a weak 1110111111111.- I
lost. all strength and ran down in
weight. All that money could do Was
done. but all hope of recovery van-
lshed. Hearing” of some Wonderful
cures effected by use of Kodol Dyspep-
sia Cure,l concluded to try it. The
first bottle benefitted me, and after
inking four bottles. 1 am fully restored
to niy usual strength weight and
health. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure di-
gests what you eat and cures. Sold
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obtain a brildinc
AUTOMOBILE
lNSURANCE.
Particulars or, ,
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Insurance Agency 0'
JACOB. ‘M. LNYTON.
R. R. live" So um Norwalk.
‘ Telephone 35!. ,_
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Iove’ ROUGH ON Rocks,
9,601,111. :t‘ »
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lxy Clifford Pharmacy.
To BUY A
BUILDING LOT
in the Center at a Low Price.
7.". YLORGIGOLDEN offers for sale 1... Building
Lot: on Quincy Mrm. between Butler and Orchard
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flit Prices Ranging from
$250 00 to .3500 00 Per Lot.
This is about the last Chance to
lot in” the "center
l0! a home at such low prices.
Map of lots “at our office. when full baniculars will be
cheerfully furnished
Taylor St Golden,
74 WashintJIOn Street.
1 1 SOUTH NOR WNLK.
Getting a Start in Life.
What Shall the Young
Man Do?
Business gives young men cuil..ure
They take on habits and customs;
they become thinkers and workers: ul-
timateiy they are the ones who take
the places of those with whom they
1 have been associhted.
.SAR‘EAIN'Q au 1 E88 COLLEGE
111 a good school. a’l‘llie‘ fact that this
school h his the State Record for but
work p oven to you that It is good.
Prof. Sartoin has educated In his my
young men and women and placed.
thorn In mood positi one; _
The 151161111 atMtlhn given to it- it‘ll.
deals, the uniform success, tits gradu-
not one Combined course 11111111110 Is.
out of employment has earned i'or this
, Institution theft lit to be known as
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new 1111111:— oil-v 311111 ‘Niom
sites ‘11 Specialty oi
‘ SESSION-BEGINS TUESDAY. DIP.
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Wby not Vienrollf
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c the than or
ton and contemplates mambo improve .
new house ' j
«The goods are of the some high standard which it is
. maintain, and 6111‘ stock and assortment is larger...
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“WWW“ 3- 3/ Malibu. “1° h“ us from the very best looms at this country and from ab
[48 and 50 inch Victoria and Broa‘dcloths in all new shsdeu
and Night School ruler one thousand
am In business lite and the loot that »
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They c“
36 inch All Wool Nun’ s Veilintg and Albatross in all evcni g
. shades and dark colors,a
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42 inch Cheviot Suiting 1n tan, grey, navy, green and block
at... .....
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coco-I
54 inch Tweed Suitings,invlsible “plaid, new styles, at..
.54 inch Tweeds, check suiting, all new colorings. latest styles,
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and black, at.
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36 inch Lining Satius, at .............. .11.”
We sell Skinner’ a Guaranteed Satin 1n ail principal shades. '
83-85 Washington Street,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
COAU COAL!
Just the word "COAL" ought to be enough this time of the year to brink
you in with an order. By this time everybody in this town ought to know
the kind of cos] we sell and the way we handle it. Those who have trl
our can} SAY THEY WANT NOTHING BETTER. Try. one single ton hetero
you buy. elsewhere. , but Woe “is as. low as anywhere.
run HARRIS & GANS 00
430111, Wood, Hay, Grain and Feed.
Office and yard, 68 Water street, South Norwalk.
Telephone «113425. '
Free Delivery. 1
Miliineru Opening
Saiurdall. Mendau and Tuesdau
act. is! 13rd and (iii.
a. 5. TILLOTSON’S.
as wheels/arch eraser. sou-m noawsut, con‘
“Rail Top. Desks
Office, Chairs
no [0 also“
$5.751» $109-
Raymond and Son’s
46 aan '48 Main Street. Norwalk.
anion.
A cheap-'33:“ “15”” Mini been“ all” f’“ flfli} (€11 mo
H at o y lull we handle b“
pp 11 of ”locum-II mined co al. of th. lino-t gets
in" "Int. 1 » 11¢ 1, .1.“. it 1‘
pt delivery
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