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at lil'town or real estate
ptiOn quickly, call or ad.
"GARMO
NORWALK, CONN.
1 “advantage to you also
. . Clothes. Skirts,
to. Alterations Free.
1- ‘
. 1 'i‘ mr11ed 111111 Untrim-
omhnn'd: Good goods, good
.Wbla prices.
Hutchinson
I canine-ion 1151..
. 5118”“ luv
till umo‘o‘w 1A
i“ of,
1
isoNio Mona New ablLolnos
thinking of coming to South Norwalk
, {or Fright (2‘. Van Buoy.
winsiourwparisgwnine dents; : g , , .
Twice
Three times 9c~2TIc
Four tithes, Sic—560
elite the prices:
‘ 121 2c and rec Merchandise at 91;
and 290 Merchandise at 156
and 590 Merchandise 111270
90.... 15c
Merchandise
11’ s the biggest kind of an opportunitu
16 111111111 111011111 on 110111 Winter needs.
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at 5.60,
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Many Operations in Which Norwalk ',
Residents and Contractors
Am i nmreatod.
(The Commercial bulletin. )
Negotiations have been practically
closed witliithe J. .1. Cash 00., or Cov-
entry, England. to erect. a tummy» in
South Not-walk, makingthle the head- 1
quarters for their business in. this
country. Sketches have already been
prepared for the new factory. which
the company contemplates building.
on Chestnut street. [twill be olhrick.
about 1341x120 foot. two stories high.
There is 111911 another. firm that. is
They are engaged in the manufacture;
of metal goods 1
(leorgo H Robins oi’ the firm Rob 1
ins Bros. mason contractors will be-
gin work. in the near future. for a
new house. which he will build for
'1himaeli’.on the lot which he recently
purchas'od on the Fair Grounds tract
it will be arranged for two tenements
of five rooms ouch and provided with
the usual improve onto.
Architect W. S. I tinpp has complot.
ed the plans for the proposed block to
ho orectcd. 11'. Monroe and Chestnut
streets. by Joseph Dlhouo. it will be
a brick structure, 511x57 foot. three
stories high; arranged for three stored
and {our tenements.
F. ’l‘. Egginson 11-1 knisoutining the
school house at Cannon
The peseni building or copied by the
Old Well Lnuodrv will be raised an
additionul'storv. li is‘of brick about
2711110 feet. Wuldron it Riordan have
the contract.
Taylor 8:, Golden have recently sold
it bruise. on Woodward avenue. for
Walter E. Wilcox to Frank H. Fitch.
also 11 house on Sound View avenuo.
for Mrs. Julio-V. Lester to A. ll. Kilns.
A. it. Molkiu has just taken the con-
tract to build a new station and freight
.houso at Stiiiwnter, (or tho “Control
ldaird" railroad, it will be otwood
about 221160 toot. The new elation at
Birthday in ajxso to be erected by Gon-
tractor Molki kn
Franklin ll Gregory will make the
addition and alteration 1110 the par
sonago oi the Flam Norwalk M. E
chin-ch. The plans were drawn by
Architect A. bl Paddock and provide
several additional rooms. New plumb-
in: and boating will he required.
The now hence on nonviow. Ivonne.
the plumbins
ting crinlrnc‘tor, i» proctlcaliy
completed- it). id. idorham to doing
the painting. Waldrou & Riordan are
11111 controotnro Rollins Bron. are put
in place the 11mm granite new
i riding up trout tho street.
. . Somme/ll hat the contract
room house at (lulu-tillers rotor
for J 1111 D Crimminu. Ind hail Just
nihiumu largo sill: mill in
honorary for “Mr “Tweedy , He will
and ii
‘* olao‘ lame-n home in Now Gonna.
.1. ,, normative“
a Durham. of that,
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ntraet toromodoiion hill-11"
Nifl
. lifting. oi Woke, 11th..
12 yearn l tailored from
' hollow “bullion, inllifotl I
Milly;
. Structural Building 'l‘i'utios'
tilled -?.
Madman” 11111111311 “1 .
T.
CHlCAGO. Oct. 11'1.~l.endcrs in tho.
Alliance
will lay their plans of compulsory of
initiation before the National Orgnnlw
zntion of Building Contractors Pras~
tdont Frank Buchanan. oi the Alliance.
bus presented the proposal to the
(animators. who have agreed to take
up the mutter with the Building (.1011
tractors Council Secretary Edward
W lruig, oi‘ tilt". building contractors‘
council uniti.
"i‘ho nlnn sot-111111 a good one. but we
1111011111 hosllnio to (inter
month unions or my one oi‘. tho sixteen
busimhuildiug trader-1 wna pu1ty to the
agreement. "
CAN YOU EAT?
J. B. Taylor, a prominent merchant
or Cbriesman. Texas. a u: "i could
not cut. because oto we stomachl
lost all strength and run down in
weight. All that. money could do was
done. but '11" hope of recov‘ory vuu
ishod. Hearing of some Wonderful
cures effected by use of Kodol Dyupop
slit Cure. '1 concluded to'p‘y it. The
first bottle boneiluotl me, and rifle)
taking tour bottles. l mu lully restored
to my 111111111 strength, weight and
health; Kodol Dyanopsio (Juro di-
gcslu what. you on; and cures. Sold
by Cliiiord Pharmacy. *
SMALLPOX lN.3TOCK YARDS.
CHICAGO. Oct. liS.-—0ne case of
smallpox line caused the vaccination of
1.7110 employee at the smelt Fords and
1.31110 more are to be treated. The
Vut‘Ciimiions are only a precautionary
monoun- and not. became more is any
notions dunner o! a spread or the din _
once. Thouo vaccinated were all om-
ployes 01’ one company. Four physi-
clnna went through the packing plant
The wholesale vaccination woe cursed
by the foot that o smallpox patient
had been token to the isolation hoopl-
tni from a alumina settlement. in
which illouarmtlu oi otmltyord' worll
era reoldo.
CASTQR lA
littbitni::lurlj
Fouon'r an «contact, to $11111”
SPOKANE Worth-.9
Burrow. rilltitiin‘wuinht champion ct
Nero min. and Jerry lilo my, who
cloilnu the «tamumnu' o W: "hing:
too. have lounbt 't i run 1‘
til "1
«row heir Built nigh worn
right out“ W
Joel on 11311151111 well in
round. hurl-div
311,11 throughout. whilo ii iii obi
, outed from do! .,
1 stroll
the state.
astute
1 Connecticut and tho
' repudiated by several of those Dl‘eflr
, bio for him to get a cniiru‘nn oi‘ Now
~ llnton. for instance
1 , oi the meeting said the deputy rogln
. 1 .1 1 1 » trars could only get It good earn our; of
HESlTATE. TO, ENTER AMHE- _
M . ' - otl Ex‘liioyor C. 'l‘. llriscoli to remark
into ogrco .
. llove mo
. to Ghatbam, N. Y.. to antiwar lo a
' lanolin: snot. pain.
" :1 Mi“ mill“)
rout
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Win hot potato.
not 1.11113 They say that a man who
is sent here from New York cannot f
get hold of the real ultuutio‘n in thin
11.; Smith; who adds 11 anporoilllouu
. 9 conference to Judge Robertoons
office several days ago. Smntii told
titude of the Parker managers \iwurd
stateroom was
out He won naked llow it was poasi
One member
New}! Haven. 11 comment which arous
that the uranium taken the canvass
in New Huron 11nd all that the much-
me does is to make u canvass; in such
marine The discussion become so
peppery ilint Chairman 'i‘liayer felt
compelled to block it oft. ‘
won 111) iii 'l’ollnnd county 11119 other
against this man 81111111..
he lionrd about Smith' a dictatorial nt-
iiiude. it is sold, didn‘t please Mr.
Troop.
That. Smith stands prom (‘lOBt’ to
William 1". Sherman is proved by an
«incident that happened in New Yoik
recently. Chairman Walsh Commit.
toenmn Cummings. .ludllo Robertson
and others had been comrlainlng to
Slioehgn about Smith. 0 sooner
had they departed than Sheehon call.
ed Smith into 1113 room and told him
all the Connecticut men had said it
is reported that the Connecticut ob
jocioru heard of the last part of 91c
incident from Smith himself
a...”
fl GIVE HONOR TO WHOM IT is DUE
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Rom-
etiy of Rondout. N. Y.. cured mo of
Bright's disease and Gravel. Four of
the bout, physicians had tailed to re-
1 have recommended it to
ucoren oi people with like success and
know it will cure all who try it.——i\iru.
E. P. Mianol' Burg 11111.0. ”101251.00.
ASSIGNED FOR TRIAL.
Caoeo to be Hoard in Superior Court
in Danbury Next Week.
The followingo oar-1119 hare boon as-
signed lot trial in the Superior court
in Dnnbury next week Judge liniph
Wheeler presiding
Tuesday, Oct )8. 111. 11:30 11.
Job Puuluon 111;. Town at Wilton.
l ednoudny Oct 19 Bridget ltoy
holds v11. David B. Carey. executor.
William ll (‘mtly vs. Edward Glut)
'l‘iinruduy. Oct 20 Frank C. Bock-
olt vs. Byron Dexter; Wiley 13 Block
mun Via. The Connecticut Construction
Company; Churlon Miller v11. Emily
Miller.
Marquis Cut-lid who wan arrested in
Dunbury. cavern] weeks ago and taken
11)..
charge of 111111111113 11 borne. tum been
11.9111 tor trial in $6.000 boll
.HDPI FOR 'l'I-il DYBPEPTIO.
1 illvoryone who ’lIB realized the dis
oontiori 11nd dlotroml which acoom
puny o dluarrungomont at tho digestive
01:30.11: will rejoice with Mr». 8.1111111
oi Port Arthur. Ontario. in the roller
.110 has obtained otter having cultured
our tho lust tour or live you“ from
slomo‘dli trouble and dyinenoia. exper-
i took Chamber-
inin' 11 Stomach and lover Tablets and
our truthfully 1111:. they have done me
1.15016in06 ital headli-
t
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plenum. Thole ubloto are for 1111111
Pencil in rotiou, Olin
film hey. the
mo)!-
WWW .5
‘Boverul 01' the Democratic 11111.1qu .
in the Ninth nt'o 111111111111; it big kick
over n 1111111 named Smith. who boo
balm cent from New York into this .
1 atut‘e‘ by William F. Shoehait
in here to get infoimotion on which
the 111mm bit he Parker. ,
managers relative to Connecticut. it 1‘
'lm upys the conditions here are mom 1
luring at 1111009113 than the Parker n1nu-'
users will use oxiru enortn to carry
it be save the conditions "
here are. not promising then the For '
men w1ll drop Connooticut like '
Smith
ii. is this superior power given to 1
Smith that leaders in Connecticut 111) .
especially when he is a man '
«ring to an offensive authority At .
any variatio
iidenco that l
. crooning;
e qua
when the oxect science
one: officiaencii- '
1111.” ork about Gold Medal Creamery Butter and never ‘
1 ' 11 do; it anywhere with absolute con, ' “
.pofléotly ore and sweet. ‘ 1 ,1
undocu- of 63111 Msdfld
1 every poun is
hired Within and sealed . thout.
or
about his canvass of the state and .,
1 what he won going to. do and not do ‘
lie; informed the gentlemen that his
recommendations Would decide the nt- 1
a way as to be. able to entry the mi 1
it in rolutod that Alexnnder 'i‘rouu ..
«lay and ran across several 00111111111an ‘
The stories ,
.1 ' oi usiul 1
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”MO Phar-
TOM WORN.
ON ALL GOODS NOT FOUND SATISFACTORY lN TEN DAYS MONEYWILL BE REFUNDED.'
LINE OF RAINCOATS AND THREE-QUARTER COATD. 1 FINEST LINE OF, FURS 1N THE CITY CARRIED
IN OUR STOCK. WE REMODEL LADIES’ GARMENTS OF EVFRY KIND AND FILL ORDERS FOR BEST 01.13-
500 Mercerized Skirts. regular $1.592101 7‘9c.
ninety Butter from the
in an airtight. odor» roof
DAMON a’ DOUGLASS,
New Hover: and Hartford, Conn.
1111.11. 1.1... 111 buttor ;
’s to flavor, highest in
of butter making has
Ask your grocer or it.
We are Wholesalers—but sell Retail alliholesaie Fillies.
FULL
500 Black Slikaline Under-skirts,
regular price 6191:,
Reduced Price, 291:. 1
50 Cheviot Dron Skit-tn. taffeta
trimmed, regular price, $7.25,
Reducéd Price, $3.60.
65 Venetian Cloth. black and blue.
mixed, regular price. $7.00
Reduced Price. $3.46.
25.1 Baokot Cloth, regular prloo $5.75.
Reduced Price. $2.76.
55 Zlboilnu. regular price $3.25,
Reduced Prloo, $1150.
n
\
300 Lo‘dlu‘ Black 8-inch ‘wmn,
all tucked. lionuior price 7911.
alouoao To 39o.
r'w: . 1"
‘ ,
Alumni .111. or o largo monotone
oi wolklng dull-ti.
til
1 PM“ “It UP.
1
silk woioto and opera Coats will
10" for 45¢ on the dollar.
t
250 Wrappers, regular price $1.50.
Reduced Price, 791;.
42 Walking Skirts. Thlbot Cloth,
black, gray and blue mixed, regular
price, $5.75,
Reduced Price, $2.75.
165 Walking Skim,.heavy cloth, aa-
uortod. regular price $4.26.
Roduood‘Prlco, $2.75. ,
300 Kimonos, regular price 50o,
Reduced Price 22c.
75 Kersey Cloth Coats, black and
r -‘ , very latest styles. regular
price 813.50,
Reduced Price $6.75.
92 Walking skim. black and my,
aborted, regular price, $2.25,
Reduced Price, $1.10.
125 Childmn’o Coats, regular price:
”.25 and $2.76,
Reduced Prlcoo $2.50 and $1.25.
1
48 Tailoto Potticooto. good quality,
regular price $7.50,
Reduced Price $836.
no tAoica' AND moons spire. veuv LARGE Asaoumeur. ALL Lin-oer STYLES.
iron FOHTYJWE. can-1111. on TH! DOLLAR.
ounnnuraa rears
m UWKWH. Minimal r: 11 '1"!1
A molol «to oi a tom anortmonq
in
of ribbono, oil colon.
121/211 diction. to re.
1011 museum/.1110. -
n1 moron. 31/... yo.
to union. 211.1 V11.
3: moon. ‘1: 11a.
82 Children'o Coats. velvet; fancy
trivhmod. regular “.60.
Reduced Price $3.25.
WILL SELL
C‘I‘ FIT. ALTIRATIONS fRBE.
onion oooo con 'rm'urv one on w.
4 ‘r
an ..4.
500 Ladlu‘ None: would: prloo. 10c.
rmo nhlhdi“$ieé“714mrn.
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A 111m 1111 at ”new null-1.. "no 1
m '1th mo Ind Duo.
noonoioro no 111111 m» ‘
Norwalk Chronicler