u‘ tried the Health Brand
Better drink Health Brand
If you must drink then
,lld, rich Coffee, that has
qualities and none of the
the heavyjfiouih Ameri-
ma M. “”6111
R Mm, 511th Narwslk.
Telephone 85ft.
like». its.
‘, Jenkins Brostlves
‘ i and
. «snack PACKING
Oil-rind In Stock.
NnIsILvsn PLATINO
,Ild Boonie Motors. '
. o'euporior. Ono show them
I ”oration. '
_ In to Stationary and Ma-
In Engines and General Mach
rk solicited.
lHE (a N. MCKIBBIN
M'F’G CO,
II AT» .0. NORWALR
5. FOX,
’THE LADIES’ TAILOR AND
FURRIER.
All kinds of Clothes for ladies univ
ads to order. Prices the lowest and
tiles the latest. Also perfect fit
aran teed. .
A great reduction solo on storm
oats. “All latest styles. Price was
10.00, new $7. 98.
.. Children's Cashmere Dresses. sizes
tom 2 to 4. Prices wore $1 ii) and
[$1. 25, now $1 10.
Sateen Petticoats. price was 81
‘now 900,
everything.
Zibellne Goals 82. 75.
CALL FOR HUNT TRADING
_ , , STA MP8.
_ 81 MAIN ST. NORWALK, CONN.
.MV—n
F. S. BANKS
OARPENTER AND BUILDER.
PLANS AND SPECIFIOATIONS.
JOBBING.
Twenty- eight years of practical ex-
perience along this line, with strick
attention to business, should enable
me to give satisfactory results.
TRY ME
. in or out of town orders by mail
promptly attended to.
--REBI DENOE~
“ 78 MAIN smear. NgRWALK
citfuss Pharmacy
‘ 0. MAIN 81'. IO. NONWALK
As with all ou1 drugs, so with our
$1 coouvsa 011.,
we are very particular to have the best.
that the‘markot offers. 0111' puro OII.
as well" as the Emulsions. and the
Tasteless Oil, are guaranteed to be
of this year's crop.
Oil and Emulsion ....... . 25c and 500
., Tasteless OII, pint ....... 75c.
271.
We have a special sale 011
‘ f rdving a (treat success. The animals
have taken to the Alaskan moss, 01
'whlon'mm mun mmmw'
BALL UNDERWEAR.
t’szaturaI Wool Shirts
and {growers at .........' soc
11 Natural Wool Shirts
Drawers,at......... 75c
to Natural Wool Shirts
.1! Drawers. at .y. .‘,. . . .hmo
Fall U11"
W
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW FULL LINES
its, at first In
our, and are multiplying fast. They
are useful as pack or sledge animals
1 and yield scion
EASY SLEEPS.
the man whose money Is in the bank
He doesn’t lie awake nights thinking
about the thieves who might break in
and steal it. Besides he know that
his money is working for him all the
time, sleeping or wakelng '
‘THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK
will, take care of your money and start
it working for you. Large or small
amounts are equally acceptable.
ms scum NOR WALK
511 mm; 811vi
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
The rlmo'hos some to pur-
' chas‘o your -.
an at
and the place Is
Miss libichiuson’ s.
III! the latest styles.
ea wasumo'rou sr,
(WITH M. 8. SMITH 6. GO.)
SPECIAL SALE OF
BOVS' OVERCOATS AND REEFERS.
FINE REEFERS. SIZES,
3 to 9 years .......... $1.25.
9 to 15 years .......... $1.50.
-—MEN’S OVERCOATS—
Strictly All Wool,
Grey and Blue,
D. Gottlieb
CLOTHING. SHOES AND
FURNISHINGS.
11 North Main street, South Norwaik
if You Want To Sell
your property, whether it is a farm
a house and lot in town or real estate
of any description quickly, call or ad-
dress
W. B. DoGARMO
so WALL 31“.. noewaut, CONN
It will be of advantage to you also
to see me if you are desirous of buy-
out any kind of property
.. m... ,hwfim...
Miss Baorum,
DERMII 10L 00131;
CHIROPODIST.
Look wood’s Hall.
Nomalk. Conn.
Dillon Hours:
9 to 12 a. m. I to 3:80 p. m.
Telephone
Connection.
or wear
Ladlcs' Ribbed Garments,
Vests and Pants, (11...... 25c
Ladies’ Ribbed Garments,
Vests “94,1339“, at. 50c
Ladies’ Ribbed Garments, ;
l
.. a largo and unique collection
White or Natural Wool..$t.oo '
Q; Soap.
economical f r
“shape of Sunlight
Nothin: handior Or more
general home work. Buy it for
lags- 1%" t Shops) for all toilet uses.
‘ , sell both shoves. : 1 1
the laundry or
When Queen Alexandra beardl how
the moles were destroying crops in
Wales she ordered a moleskin off
They became the rage, and the dudes
are nearly extermination
DOESN'T RESPECT OLD AGI'
it’s shameful when youth tale to
show proper respect for old ago. but
Just the contrary in the case
King's New Life Pills They cut off
maladies no matter how covers and i1»
respective of old age. Dyspcpsia.
Juundico, Fever. Constipation all yicld
to this perfect. Pill. 25c. at I“. ll.
Baxter‘s Drug Store. "
M
There are no rowel than lid outloo-
alltles into which the Russian popula-
tion has been 1ilviriml.iho Iln'oc grou
sloiks bring the li‘lnnu. il1o'l‘1'1uinm,
and the Slave
, THOUSANDS CURED.
DoWiit's Witch Hazcl Salvo
cured thousands of cases of Pile .
bought a box of Dertt a Witch Basel
Salve on the recommendation off our
drugglst" so writes 0. ll LaCrtlix. of
Zavslla Tex. “and used It for (I stub-
born cnsc of Piles. it cured 111‘s por-
mnncutly." Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. .
has
Many Russian peasants li‘cliovc that
the Japanese are a race of ugly divm is
and that the Cossacke kill tbilm by
throwing their caps at them olr sui-
focatlng them 1herewith.
MOTHERS PRAISE IT.
Mothers cvorywlwrn py-uisc Onl- Min-
ute Cough Cum for 1hr suil‘erihgs It
has relieved and the lives of ibi'lr lit-
tle once it has saved. A ccrtailh cure
for coughs, croup and whooping cough
A. L. Spafford, Posimasicr, of C ester
Mich, says:
conscious from strangulation during a
sudden and terrible attack of croup
One Minute Cough Cure quicklylreliev-
ed and cured her and i cannot praise
It too highly." Ono Minnie Cough
Cure relieves coughs. makes brdnthiug
easy, cuts out phlegm. drays our in-
flamnmiiou, and rcmovcn cvei'y cause
of a rough and strain on lungs. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. *"
“'l‘cachcr: .Iolm says you 1.1111111 in
sea me. I have a beer saloon mild llllm
cl11ld1 en Biziucss is good In niornlng
and afternoon. How can I comlo?"
”Minn ~—-—: Please lei. WlIlIIh (Illnltl
home at 3 o'clock. i take him 11111 for
a little pleasure to see his grulluli‘uih
cr's gravo."
mimulsvillo lioruid,
GROUP.
Not a minute should he losti lunch a
child shows symptous of oroup. .Cham
borlaln' s Cough Remedy given a soon
as the child becomes hoarse, or even
after the croupy cough 1111110 11 will
prevent the attack. it never fa Is. and
Is pleasant and safe to take. or sale
by Stillsou Powell Corporation, Clif-
ford Pharmacy. Pierce's Bridgljl Phat
macy.
lnakinlt
of
books." remarked the caller, looking
with interest at the costly a ray oI
rnro volumes on Iher. library lbelvcu.
”You," replied Mrs. (Iaswail, wil h well—
bred. Indifference. "I believe he be
comes more bihuloua every lay be
locum—m. Bits.
"Your husband seems to be
hlzods
, it there
, dose of B
i right. Bio
you will _
A Bell;
slbio.
. m
,of discs .. and much In quickly oi
of Dr 1
“Our little girl was 1111-1
M’s BILLS 11111.1. life mi. 11.1... by
1' Lapin Gilnditioa to any 11. .
onto! the 0.3m .» y'
chill you
'-_>1-——: A..-
POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
A GAME. OF HEARTS
honing (be many melodramas pre
senicd inst sp1lng in New York, none
won as la1 gt a degree of success than
did “A Game of Hearts," which Is in
be presented hole at Hoyts Thentie,
ii‘xiduy, by a company under the di-
rocilon of the Morris Amusement Co
The plow, which was written by Chan-
nlng l’ollock who adopted Frank Mor-
ris famous panel “The Pit ” for the
slugs has merits beyond the ordinary
riapvstlck humor and broad strength of
most plays of Us class. ’Iho New York
Herald said of tho performance at
Proctoru Fifty-eighth Street. Theatre:
“it. Is 11 good play even without the
mcrlmuical ('l‘foris zlmi make it meio-
dramatically 1l11'llllug. its characici's
(no original, its situutlons are novel
and the story is an excellent one." The
story concerns the altompi of anrtnco
Alston, forcmnu of fire 'Rocky'flulch
«many 10 loop lis girl owncra from
diacovcllng that ho has found gold 1111
inch property .‘llm Manners, who
loves one of. the girls becomes cognnn
out of the wealth hidden in tho rork.
but is kept from disclosing the count
by tho uppenrame of a young woman
be supposed to be his site in the
(nd the alltllcucc learns that this tro-
man was prcv'I‘ousl: mariied to Alston
himself but matters are not rightcd
until the tinnsplrnncc of several hum—
orous pathetic and forceful sconce
one of tbesc which shows the heroine
on n swiftly moving machine bolt raci-
lug for (he body of the hero' which has
been placed on the slowly {moving bolt
to the mill, is said to be vivid and ex-
cillng. “A Game of licar"ts is pro-
duced by an excellent company and
with two carionds of scenery.
FAVORED BY BOTH PARTIES.
Republicans and Democrats alike
praise Foley's Honey and Tar for
coughs, colds and all finest and lung
diseases, as no other remedy c1111 com-
pare with if. It Is safe and sure.
i“. '1‘, Sister, merchant, I'll Main St,
Gl(1ucostor.Mass., writes. H‘li‘oleys
Honey and Tel curod lilo (1f 11 vt'ry
bud cough uhich I hail fol il11'cc
mouths ibough olhor rcmcdios failed
to benefit 11111. I can highly roi'nlii-
blend It for coughs and colds! Sold
at Pluisiod'u Drug Store. "i
.—
Tbo Prussian slate railway system
contains 21,104 miles of truck. and its
not cm‘nlngn II’INI your woro :1 Mods.
000 helm; id to 123p”. 1-.11111 1111 tho
iuvmtmcul.
W
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs Franklin Bush of New Castle
Del., says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to haveigroat distress
and belching. I tried‘overything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one (10
cent. bottle cured mo ’camplctciy."
For 11an by R. H. Plulated, I1“. H, Bax-
ter and tho Clifford Pharmacy. "'
Bifllnsw-Hc labelled that box "dry
goods. "
Million—What wssiin It?
minnow-A bound record of the Con-
grossionsi» Record. “Baltimore NOWII.
“II'IIIIHII U a... :5) rt .
rug
LADIES; ' on: “a?"
MW'W‘II‘W 3316110111111
139v} ti
the house
i ‘oavrsu;
A Bill in ti c it a1 wonderfully good (1111... and mo
'mhiiy 1s lit “or sickness: lively person, young or old
:hifbon to put their
lloulliou Constipation or Indigestion a
HAM'S PILLS will generally set things
”(lashes are cared as if by charm. and
system right.
3‘ 1
ii 1:111: .11
AVE EXPEN8E
(ill to enjoy many a pleasure heretofore
, 1191 rig 19 1101111111 I1
‘ ndpl s-
9 cards are left N11 sense of
gel the 1st
.. 1' Ilnrtkishu. lio-
cruoiin teas :ir‘e hi1;
(111111.. On sustains the parlor a
riled tile maid before calling the mis-
tress brings In a hlhachi or fire box
and a cup of toll with a bowl of sweet-
meats. “Aftiir the hostess appears the
maid brings in the regular tea tray
with cups. hot water and cakes ad
the lady of the house herscli‘ n1 ken
the tea for be: friend A queer piece
of pape1 folded In a regular way Is
placed on the‘ tray handed to the guest
with oweetmsats on it for a lady new
eats swectmeats from a howl When
she leaves these are given her as,- a
present and placed by the mald in the
llhrlklsha Sometimes a box of che't-
meats‘ are given and if the gift is in
congiatulntlou it consistsof old lamp
weadc'u box with eggs or dried lilih'
called bonito used as stock in coolrinlg.
The package is done up in thick Whllil
paper tied with red and white strings;
'lhc fish is a relic of the old custom
of sushi which was putting a small
'plece of dried molluscun can done
up In peril-colored papei Wth every
gift intended to be kept. it Is the old
sign of a present When the guest
lcnvcs the maid accompanies her to
tilnio Ilnrikishu and cuici‘ully helps her
A HEAVY DAD-
To lift that load off t o stomach lake
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure It digests
what you eat Sour stomach. belch-
Ing. gas on stomach and all disordeis
of the stomach that are curable; are
instantly relieved and permanently
cured by the use of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. S. P. Stoirs a drugglst at 297
Main street New Britain; Conn” says:
"Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is giving such
universal satisfaction and is so surely
becoming the positive relief and sub-
sequent cure for this distressing all-
most I feel that i am always euro to
satisfy and gratify my customers by
recommending it to tl1c111.,l write
this to show how well the remedy ls
spoken of here' Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure was discovered after years of
scientific experiments and will posl
tlvelx cum all stomach troubles. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy "
-M~—~.—..
THE MOTOR BICYCLE.
Just What it is Made Up 01‘.
Some have an idea that a motor bi-
cycle is a complicated and dangerous
affair. As 11. mailer of face. it is elm
pllclty Itself. The modern motor I11
cycle In practically an enlarged and
strengthened edition of the pedal-
driven bicycle. Addcdvto this Is a
motor a 111odillcatl'on of the common
gas or hydrocarbon engine. which is
no‘ new device. and has long since
been brought to perfection
The fuel used is gas from ordinaiy
household gasoline. mixed in the car-
buretei with a certain proportion of
air and ignited insidc’tbc cast iron on-
glnc cylinder by means of an electric
spark, which is produced from ordi-
nary dryaeli baitenea such as 1119
113011 in every household for operating
door bells. push buttons. etc ,1
Thus We have a modification of an‘
ordinary bicycle, common gasoline. air
and electric spark, and an ordinary
gas engine. and all that is necessary
is to bring these elements into proper
connection and you have a perfect
ulolor bicycle
DIDN'T BELIEVE HER EARS. ‘
(Brooklyn Eagle.)
Two school teachers were on a Put"
nam avenue car the other day/{just
'nficr the classes 11nd became-formed
for the term. and they were talking
Interestingly to themselves, about
things generally in the departments in
which they were engaged. and the
1111111l1111' of children in their classes.
Opposite (0 them our on old and raihor
noni wmunu. who had a largo basket
on 1111' floor bcsldo her.
"How mny children have you?"
said one of the teachers to tho oihcr.
"i have 47."
Tho old woman looked up with a
look of bowlldormcnt iuiboi' than our
prlsc.
"How many children have
asked tho othor teacher
"1 huvo 65. "
A Ibok of deeper surpi Isc camc ovor
the face of the woman with the basket
but she did not say anything until she
rcached’her destination. Ivhllo got-
tlug out of the car. she turned her
hand and said in a loud voice:
"i do not know who you are or
where you came from. but I can sul’
you are a slick pair of liars."
you '.'"
~Years of suffering relieved In a
night. itching plloa yield at once to
the curative properties of Doan' s Olut
moot Never fails. At any drug
store. 50 cents.
comm 'liravolewWhnt has be
come (if (Satchel!) IQ 111119111. the rich
lawyers. retired sumo?
Resident-ai “(1,4,1 tiro6. They are
both in thdwpoor
"Phowi' hat laminar:
"Thor hldaa quarrel a d 'snod ouch
other: ’«New You; Wonk y.
iii oua w 11.
garnishmglll 1111113111? in for
111 sure 7 roll ‘lr’rccklsn (1 1.111111
church" 1-11 mullet 1111111111;d wretik‘lif 21%
lg'uifilsl' 1 11 '
a! ii a a 1' a
forI ‘utis in its.
Cousin iidllw com oven Hm .1111.
(111 can honored. and rope es‘s reel
ill 11' eta or re.
1.1111 Wilma i:‘ilorounder, Mesa, is
one of rrlahy ivli use life Was saved by
Dr. King's New liitho'rery. In:
crest venous gus‘r‘ahtliod for Tat
Throat 111111; diseases by F. It.
Baxter, D ’11.t Price Iiilo, and
I .‘T TH“; bottles free.
A store at
111111 11 11,
post and train ‘“ ‘l
The D.
' 1111.: C
t osulthm‘ Ii 10f
Ecrablubod
1295! .
W
Flags and Bunting int Celebrations.
Wool Bunting Flags of standard qualiiv,
ihc Ilt‘Sl made of American and
all at special prices this week.
made of
(}(.'1vc111111c111 Bunting,
lllc following sizes: “3‘3
2x3it. ‘4x0lt‘. (1x oil 8x12ft
3x5ft. '5x8f1. (.11. x 10 f1. 10 x 15 f1.
12x18 it. ‘12x20it. 15x24ft.
Cotton Bunting Flags, strong, stout nulldrhil lust
colors that will stand Wind and wcaihcr, admirably suit-
cd ((11 display purpose and 1110dL'r.1tc in pricc.
21/5 x4f1,,
3 x5fi.,13L'. 25c
l’rintcd Muslin Mags, :1 grcat
.1 x (.1 ft,
linc,
sticks, taut, bright colors, from 5c :1 dozen up.
Cotton Bunting in fuel colors,
widths 24, 3(1 and 4(1 inches.
for
A Brass Bed.
his a rich looking piccc of Furniture and 1111113 cic-
gancc and distinction to any slccping room.
:1 special which is very attractive. a 2-inch
with bow— foot, cxtra heavy fillers
pillar
and vases
(lccoruiing,
$1.00.
mounted on
in
We havc
Bed
The lines are
simple the curvcs graceful. and the whole \ciy good to
look :11.
Regular pricc $3.: .75, special sale price, $25.00.
lwo sizcs, 3- -(1 and 4- -(1.
The Engraving Offer.
This is 0111" of UN ofici s whcrcin you rcccivc :1 great
bargain: in fact you pay for one ariiclc and get two. You
(mici' Fifty Visiting Cards and with 1110111“
frcc, 21 iwo-quirc box of finc \\’1'iii111.1;
with incongram—nny monogram
l’ricc for Cards, $1.25.
I‘ll]
you receive
l’apci'. L'lllI)OSSC(I
you choosc .(1 urticr.
Christmas is 011 Ihc way, 211111 111cm} sori of things makc
(luluiy and a(.'ccpial1lc prescuis.
Stop at the Stationery Section and look (11 1111' sain—
pics of l‘upcr, 111111 the Engraving.
BUDv I'iulcru‘uisis.
$1110 of lost work.
for 25C: .'\1 il1c L‘orsct Scction.
’l‘llcrc‘ arc :1 (CW
(3001], strong lililc waists, 50c 1".1i111',
' romances
sand liesmonlaills neiiher
Morphine IIOI'MImal,
or NAnco's'm.
"I
Mimomm
M If!"
41‘
.. “Kn. __
A Illsiheli I Can
oli’é'imsm 115'..th
onus meulsiousfmislr
omnibus“! SHIP.
retaining. 81'3th of
7111' Kind I111 1111.
lcft from tilt"
M. Read . Co.
fills
Always Bought
of .4
Best Carmella. 10111. clips. $9 75
Special Bargain
Norwalk Chronicler