Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, August 11, 1905 · page 3

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wsArnEn REPORT.

For Norwalk and vicinity: Gonor-
ully cloudy to night nod gaturday. The

 

 

urge of low pressure curtail yesterduyi i,"
inprning over North “Ditltot'n moved '

but very little during the past 24 hours
and Is now control over Minnesota.
d inished, in e The weiirdelincd
hi;1 h arenlcont sprig of! the Middle
Atlantic coast e is no material
chasm in: tent minnow Showers or
thunderstorms ave Occurred during
the past 24 hours along the Atiuntic
coast and the Lake region.

Mrs. W. 11. Foam, of Wilton, spent
last week in South ,NorWalk.

Mrs. Harry Smith ‘nnd son. of South
Norwulk. are visiting in Ridgeiield.

wswcisi prices on bath towels for
next ten days. Large assortment. M
S. Smith & Company.

Miss Minnie Jesse has spent
month in New York visiting friends.

Peaches are still comparatively
scarce in the local markets and high
in, mice.

The Consolidated Railroad Company
is repainting one of its large. Moses
in Monroe; street.

——Basebail at Roton Point, to-mor-
row, Championship game. Norwulits
vs. Stonttords.

Mrs. Warchurr and son, of lion-
bury, are in Norwulk for n week's
visit with friends.

Mrs. F. S. Mot'chousc 11nd children’.
of Brunchvillc, are visiting in South
Norwolk this week,

' The exterior of the Hotel Clifford

 

 

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is being repainted by the owner liar—
ry I'cppér ol’ ltowayton.
,--(‘rash Hats and Caps. O'Brien.

.Miss Robbins, of Norwulk. is puying
a visit. to Mrs. George Scilcck, of the
center, at Turn of the liiver.

Ex-‘Mnyor William 13. ilubbcll, of
South Norwulk,_lct_t town yesterday
on a short trip to Philndclphia.

Contractor. John Funzllla commenced
work this morning on the foundation
of the house which Francis Lemongelll
is to have erected in Hamilton avo-
nuc.

 

 

GIVEN UP TO DIE.

B. Spit-14c], 1201i N. Vingiuiu SL. Ev-
nnsvilic ind w1ites: “For over five
years i won troubled with kidney and
bladder attentions which caused me
much pain and worry. 1 lost flesh
and was all run down. and 11 year ago
had to abandon work entirely. i had
three of the best physicians who did
11111 no good and l was prnctict tliy given
11p to die. Foley’s-Kidney ()uro was
recommended null the first bottle guvc
me great relief, and after inking the

I ' bra-«Everything desirable in cot-bots.

' hook in Brown's market,

terrible second 11,
have Dr. Farrier ' , ,
Strawberry in the house. Natures
specific for summer complaints of 1111- '
ery nor th

hirer ‘iIn5,Booddy. of Baltimore.
Miyla‘nd. is visiting Mrs. Hulda. J.
of “Lowe simplified”; “lilting.

, ,1; V
“ 11328. Miles forineriy. . onth .
Stamfortl, continues shi‘lo‘iuily 11111.1
typhoid fever at his home in West
Norwulk.

 

 

' "been wanting to write and

.F‘tell [you hats that hly1
ideliéhii?‘ hind 'yoii ‘

m.
'mvent [or us. We ave
Wound Apitezo not only the
2"ntostsir , themng endin-
brawn not
1 ever but
“also the most dc ioinus. ‘
“it is the only, one oi which
"we seem .

Special Bar and "-Mon.. 1390. Girdle,
251:. puir. M S. Smith 5-, Commny.

Burry M. Coley. of ‘ Bridgeport. ‘
hus boon visiting at the homo of his
parents, Mr, and Mrs i1. ii. Coley,

W96hmr‘t . . i '
Miss Annie Lockwood. or ankwood' ll
Corners. Stamford is visiting Mr. and
Mrs Elmer E. Chinery, No. 3 Orchard
street, Norwnlk. . .

Mrs. Scuddcr, who formerly resided
in town. is visiting friends in South
Norwslk. Mm. Smolder now resides
in New York city. ”

.' —-ancbltll vat ltoton Point, tumor
row; Championship game. Norwulks ~
Vs Stamfords. _ 1 1

The Crandnh boys jolted their old
neighbors in- Pouus‘, avonue North
St..un1ford Sunday school. at their pic-
nic at Roton Point.,_ ’

Miss Lillian Bahcaclt. of Seymour is
the guest of Miss Edwina Knapp. of
West street, for a few days. Miss
Bahcocir was formerly a. student at -
Miss Baird's West ayeuuc seminary.

—-Soft and Stiff Hats. O'Brien.

W. H. ilotchkiss has bought the '
lunch wagon in Washingtou'strcet. ‘
formerly conducted-by William S.
Knapp. i. G. lioichklss is now.in
charge .

George Reynolds, of. New Canaan,
who was seriously injured by a moot
some time
ago is out of thc Norwulk l1osplt..nl
after being confined there for several
weeks.

»~Spcciul prices Snl. and Men. on
oil kitchen utensils. We have every-
thing. M. S. Smith & Co.

Miss Minnie Jesse, of South Nor-
wulk, and. Misscs Edith Becker and
Mattie 'l‘orbord and. Hurry Becker. of
New York, crossed-tho Hudson ercr
in a canoe. They are ullvo to tell
the story.

'i‘. 'l‘. Merwin and W. K. J. Hubbell.
of Wilton. visited New York lust li‘yl-
duy. returning in Mr. Mcrwin's now
automobile as far as" South Norwnlk.
The now muchine .worked beautifully
and was drIVen to Bridgeport for var-
ious additions, including number lights
and an adjustable top

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

TROLLEY PASSENGER SUEB CON
. DUCTOR.

 

Attorney Jeremiah H. Toomcy. J12,
Seeks 82,600 From Ralph Lee.
(‘lnhuing iic'wus lusullod ulid show1
rank discourlusy by 1111 omployc of tin
(ionncclicul lioiiwuy 81 Lighting (‘om
puny, Altorucy,Jcrcuiinh ii.'l‘oo1ucy
.l1'.. hns instituted suit for $2,500 1121111
“5:03 uguinst iinlph Loo, 11i'llil (,‘unnot.
sin-cl. Bridgeport, conductor N0. 9'1
on the Milford roulc. i.1'c wus urn-st
1-11 on 11 body writ ycslcrduy ullcrnoot.
but want lutcr rolcascd, Allorncy
liluclts Ihc corporulion couuscl, goiu
surcty im him.
Attorney 'l‘oomcy slulcs that ho isu'
after the damages. but wants l co pun
lshetl for the ultiituie he took rt-ccnl
1y, \vhcn Mr. Tommy and his wli1
wcrc riding to Milfotd ',lhc pluinlill
stntcs lhul hc reportcd thc whoit- 11ml
lcr to Snpcriutelldoltt Smith, 11nd lhcl-
brought suit. Mr. “11111103! is of its
well known law firm of l'holuu it‘-
'l‘oomcy utid his pult'ncl, Mr. Pile-inn
will undoubtedly plosccuic lilti'rillii.
The trouble out urrcd titty h: 'fore you
tcrday. Mr. 'l'oonioy 11nd wit, n1 cord
Inn to the complaint took tho 1‘. o' (.1111
car for Milford Mr 'i‘omnc 'zuvc th
lm11iu1loru 2511-111 pic1 1‘ 111111 1 scivcd
in return n it until plum 111.1 :1 dime.
Tho. lallcr wus slightly nuttiiutud.
thn lhc ('lllllllli tor 1-111111» ut'ouiu
for tho sccoud l",111o halt 'l‘oouu-y ol‘l‘cl

 

CURED HAY FEVER AND SUMMER
COL D.

A J Nusiuium Batesvilie.in1llunu
write: “Last year! suffered for
three months with a summer cold so
distressing that it intorfored with my
business. lhad many of the syrup
touts of hay fever, and a doctor 3 pres-
cription did not reach my nose, and i
took several medicines which seemed
to only sggrnvute my case. Fortu-
nuicly I insisted upon having Foley's
Honey and TM and it quickly cured
me. My wife has since used Foley’s
Honey and Tor with the sum: 1111c

 

second bottle i won entirely cured
Sold at Pinisted‘s l‘lrug Store. ”

lLSIRLE 0F SHEET MUSIC

ALL THE LATEST.
Concert by i’t'.of W.

ccss. Sold 111’ Plnisted‘s Drug
'0

8i 1-d him lite . mo diml- hc bud jusl
ore

teccivcd'i, ‘ 1 This the coudut
tor ludigtl, . ,. '. cd lo tic-.tcpr slot
in}; in on “thin, that it was 11111
lilutcd 1m hm, ‘ ‘ T, ling tho puss
cuuu hod ‘hnvontv. l! or pay llll
late. ‘A

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

FOE SATURDAY
ll Clum- at 8 o'clock

 

1'” ho Wailing

11.11.1111!

by J. Ficd I'lcli writc,

Swrcl (lencvicvo.

 
 

Mr Toouwv Militia
lot mm 1- stopped the ‘.

"filho 1 ondut

in the (ilouming. ., and 11d

Shelli lilo. '

1 of Mummn' 9 Boy, etc.

dressed him in on insulin; 11111111101

so that. he was bold tip to tho rltlicnlt

 

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Good Bye Sweet Marlo
(‘cntrnl (.ivc Mo Back My Dime
'l‘hc llcndcr of thc licrmuu Baud
Good Bye i‘lycs of liluc
Would You Curt:

uud othors.

of ihe other pussnugcrs. lic, wuulr
$2.5M) dumnccs. claiming his rcpulu
lion 11s on ntinrncy 11nd his il‘t‘iillllr
were injured to this cxtcnt by the con.
duclor‘u illrillllliii: lit-lions.
“it. ’l‘ouinu is now u rcsidcul oi

lBo
l Wonder if You Miss Ms
Yankee Doodle iioy
Down the Field
'l‘ummnny
Shc's My Ynnkl-o lioodlc liirl
'i‘wo tilltiiu Girls llovcd line. Little

inc tourl oi (2111111111111 pious iol' N111
Boy. uud others.

liuvcu count y.

 

lion't miss lit1—- Sole of Latest Sheet Music at

w. n Bhradbnmnu's.

130 Washington St.

Donovan lilock,
5951.2-Mmh .

Mlll-iii‘

Ascot for Crescent Laundry.

M

PUBLIC l8 AROUSED

oi‘ the 1-"utulllo llll'l‘llii of lhul i.',ictll
Incdlcinul tonic ldlcc't1ic.
sick sl.onmcl1.livcr and kidneys blur}

3'” M mn- I

 

Greatest Bargains Ever chem

WHITE LAWN WAISTS, AT 980.

Children's dI‘IIIOI.15¢. up. HIII, which have bun $1.25, new at 490.

Trimmod HItI Iold for ten than “‘3'-
nlc. "M of Shirts, m'IdI in tho moot

Cell Ind convince yourIIIf before buying IlIIthrI.

foot lit It the

The Fair Cloali

on wuslso‘l’ou

 

WE ALSO HAVE A CHOICE AfifiQRTMENT 09‘

Chickens..Nnt1ve VenLVIBp, , 3.10m ,, ,3).

 

ll Wultors of hill at. Clult Ate.
lumhus, 0.. wrllcs: “itor
months. i won glvdn up to die.
lover 11nd tunic. my not-11's were
wrecked; i could not sloop,
ulomuch wus so wcuk flout usoiotu
doctors' drugs, lhIt i could not cut
when after beginning to lultc Idicctrh

WORTH 91.9..

flown-I almoIt given Iwa.
Ityln, lrom ti. till up.
We gust-Int“ pur-

ailti H Starc

'r'lutrr.

Also I

was cutlrciy cut-ml."

ll. liuxlcr' s

khort limo
lluurnnlcd at 1".
store; price bile.

‘” 03-5

Ala-OT”

 
 

We handle I 1111 of
86¢“ 4 1. .2 BB 9» M
W ‘11: ' . .Z'Vgt' offer “:1ch

l%mOFPW.( ,

{it " "
l0, l2 and Mo lb
iabcbl‘3inh to out

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Milford,un1i the still is rciutuuhlo to

Tho public is mount-1H1) :1 itnowlcdm'

liillt-rs, for

soy or u!
l bud

and my

liliurb. l obtulm 1i rcllcf. 11nd in 11
drop
0'

‘ «1.01.1315... 11.1.5
Vacation an Outing

 

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lite utility; Siillllt (11

 

w Bibi ti iliY‘i
AND GLASSES MUST BE GHANG‘ED 3

FYESLHM "l

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A, Soven Days Bargain Banq

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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AGENT FQR‘MAY MANTON' S PATTERNS . . ,

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BEGINS

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Without a Parallel to the
Store 5 History

 

Often one attributeI I lack of shame“ of WWI to nlI Inn:
WM," hip giant,» Ire wholly to blImo. Would it not be well to ban
your. 0an esIhuiind anoint

H" 5 FREE;

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

’ .
O B Jackcon
" BrIduIln OptlclIn.
u wALI. I'rnltz'r. ' , , NORWALK. 01.

u «we 0..
ON ' NAT‘URE 5
THE WONDER
souuo LAND

 

MANAGEMENT OF A. J. SMITH AND JAMES E- KELLY.
L. M. RICH, AMUSEMENT DIRECTOR.
' ' FREE—VAUDEVILLE-—-FREE

Dally It 3:30 and 8:30 p. m.

From Keith‘s and Proctor's Cir-cum.

11413911
F93 THE
NEXT "Bro. DAY
AT

RoTon POINT

FRIDAY EVE" AUG. 11.
WHITE DRESS CARNIVAL.
PRIZE WALTZING CONTEST

It the’
DANClNG PAVILION.
SHORE. DINNERS, CLAMBAKES,

ETC., A SPECIALTY, AT POPU-
LAR PRICES.

BASEBALL GAMES EVERY SATUR-
DAY.

BEST TEAMS N THE STATE.
Telephone Call 395- -2.

 

 

[narrows Appetites to feed

theic must ho. judging by tho pm~
portions our orders have tissumod this
summer. Wc arg- ulwoys busy, because
people in South Norwnlk lhut know
whnl.nond moms uro know when: to
find them ill :1 low price. We will
scnd you homo :1 sit-11h. most or chop
lit for the most fuslidlous critic, it
you limo your o1dcr.

J. W. DODGE.

Woman to Jacob School).
22 Washington Street. .. Phone 322.!
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bvery 'home in the community.
BLEACHED AND

UNBLEACHED MUSLINS
2 halos good quality brown cotton:
solo. pricc, pcr
Ehil'll Ilnc quality till 111. widc brown
l-ollou. rcgulut' hc.
fpcr yd, 5151-.
Fiuc soitAiluisiu-d ill} in. wide lilunch-
ml cotton,

 

whic;

1er

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' looking at Good furniture
lI a pleasure to all who are Interested
in beautifying the home. .

ACCEPT AN INVITATION

to call Ind In: our offering».

we would eIpeolIlly like you to see
our RockorI that we are selling for
$1.95. , WI have I nicely polished
Oak Rocker with cobble Ieai, and also
a Rattan Rocker with full roll Inn

and buck. It thin prion. ,, .

5,, , A. 1 iNiiEVINE .1 SON

Hub or Credit. 1'34 Washington at.
35"». 1‘1"" ‘17s” it

0111111111111 Artist 81111111111111

11.11.311.11. to lhc pcoplc oi lhc Norwalits ll c opporttluiiy to secure
l‘urltiltit'c til pt 1cm. from 25 lo 50 pcr ccut lowct than any other iimc
in lhcv your. i-l11.1 11-1i111zlions we invite you to take adv tillage of.
A icw oi the specials wc are offering- this week. '1
$30.00 for $55. on 5 piece Parlor Suite. ' .
$50.00 for $70. no 5 piece Purim” Suite.
845. no for $65.00 5 piece Parlor Suite.
These Soils are covered in Verona Velour, Silh- Damask and
l‘apcstry.
$19.50 for 818. no Couch.
3:11.50 for $21.01: couch. ,
90.5 o for $13.50 Couch. ‘
The Couches are all covered in best grades Vciours and gosh,

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THE HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
. The sheetings, the outing fiannels.

we linens, the bed spreadg. the sheets bi; 11 k i‘JLu-t. quulili hose, i"ot this sale, .
'it'. puir,111 i polls for 251:.

nnd pillow slips, and the score of
other items which are in daily use in

itlxlrn iluo quulity, ill} in. wl1i1'. blutk r-ibbtd hosc, for this stile, 70.
blcuchcd coltou. rcnulor tic. quality; l'iili' ”i“ l ihlii'A'i “)1 ~10 '
I3”: unulitv childrens hose, with

solo pricc. per yd.,
liilis ulul inusdulo muslin. 31; in.
solo pricc.

WIDE SHEETINGS AND
PILLOW CASE MUSLIMS

All! in. brown pillow cotton. i251. GREAT NOTlON SALE ,‘
ulmiity; ““1“ WM" 1‘” Y‘L- “'"- Little things. yes: but little things
45 in, brown pillow cotton; solo count in a sale of this sort.
Wk.“ pcr yd.. iic. (inc pupcr pins, 11'."
45 in. l’cquot mills brown cotton; lluir Pin-“‘1. 3 pnpcrs f(,,.1,._
sob- pri1-c pcr yd, l‘li/gc. ‘51-. hair plus, now 1101' paper. 20..
l: in, bicnchcd pillow cotton; solc tic. lint-11 llnish ihrcad. spool, to.
price per yd.. tic. :i1-.ia:1sll111., 1-,olton spool 10.
A12 in. bicucht-d pillow cotton; solo 5". iii‘d” WWW“ d"“‘H- 3‘” ‘i
lil‘li‘l! liiil' N. [0,5 tin-111.111 buttons. dozen ’51:.
Ali. in. lllcncht-ti pillow cotton: 171:. "‘l' S‘ml“ “‘u‘" pupcr, , "0
(unlit " s-lo 1rlc- 1-1' 'd ‘l"|.:’.c 11.x.1lciv pins "dim" 3‘”
i 3‘ "‘ i “ l‘ 3 “ " ‘ ', .11'. hooks and cyggnwt'd (in.
9-4 brown shooting, 2I1'. quality; liouc lmir pint, amen 5c.
sult- prici- pcl‘ ydu 15W- 1111' illilil‘ hni?‘ pins; dozen 100.
it i brown shot-111111.251: quality; 11,-.11 l:1r;.1~ home vasoiilno, 40
solo who our 111.211: Ling.» bottle ti’mmonr ‘.
iii brown slit-cling. 301'. quality; “i" M““il‘i"“"ii ., w,_.l}‘9'391 53'
“.15. price pcr yd.. 37.... c L'I'Ic. lnlttlln ptiwdc, .
ill-i cxti'u ilcnvv brown slit-clin" 2M" ”M“ rioridn water 106'
. . ' ’ “ "' 2511-, bottle of buy 1',um lbs.

1111'. uttulily: sulc price pcr yd”
94 good quality bit-unitctl shot-ting:
sale price per yd.,

lilt‘. ‘ 1,1112 .1 bolts, rctlucod it) 150.
it” bicnchcd shot-11111:, cxlru lll'th)’ Lot 191-. tooth brushes, reduced'io
quality; suit.- prici- pcr 1'd.. 2:3“. Ioc.

Sale Begms Saturday Morning. Aug
. 12 Ends Saturdny Night, Aug. 19

THE STOCKING STOCK

:ilil) dozen \vmucn‘s seamless fast

 

lliti dozcn l'.'11'.1|11.tl}i_\ seamless, fast
block, pl‘uin n1 dropstitich women's
illiSI', for this. Hllit‘, 1111:, pair, or ,3 ‘
poll's for 'ch. ‘
11m- Hilt't'llll lot of womon‘s inn hose.
worth irom iii/:1: up, for this sale,
.llic. puir. or .i puirs tor 251'.
i11.:tn1l l‘lt. qtmiity womcns black
or tun tiiopsliith or 111cc hose tortilla
onto. 121.431; puir.
27.12, 2111'. and 3111-, quality women‘s
pinin ln:11k,;l1n or white, tli'opstitlcil.
lnuuolh m liui hosc .ulti largo 113*
sotlmcnt of f:111cics,for this sale. 191:.
puir.

llic quality childrcus seamless fast

yd. 4191-,

quality: sale price,

31'. quulily; suit: pricc, {iii-('-

.,5 5
“’4 double i111cc.i.ol1-I1ccl and toe, seam-

icss and lost him it for this sale, 101;.
puir, or .i polls for 251'

191'. quality bovs‘ fttfil black hose,
for this sulc puir, 12%11.

-51 quality misscs' Seamless black
incelislt-i1osc,foi this sale. 150. pair.

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illll'll‘ tulpporicru. all sizes, 80.
.lunnrtml illlllll, pr-r cake. tic.

 

 

 

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86 WASHINGTON ST..

All nntrinnnvd Stair lists, 261:. 1191: and 'lbc.
Ind WIIhsIJII 1111111....111141111' illicit, {his in all the latest nylon

83- 85 Washington Street. -' 11

WE mm 9

TO HANDLE ONLY SUCH 000133 AB WILL MA.KE EVERY GUSTO--
MER A FRIEND. EVERY FRIEND AN ADVERTIOER FOR US. 5

OUR CUSTOMERB‘ARE CONCEDEDLY GOMPETENT JUDGES, AND ‘3 I“
WE HAVE THE WORD OF MANY OF THEM THAT THEARTIOLED ‘
THEY GET AT OUR STORE ARE WELL WORTH EVERY PENNY.

RYAN,

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

THEY PAY FOR THEM..

NHE

 

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‘1'. i "Marl; ”Ha .

 
 

ti ”- tun? lib MM ”will i.'“iifi' jam; ’ " bull-s 8W lilo

Of Trimmed Mllllnery.

onlldMn' 11- Hull Boom:

 

B. S. TILLOTSON,

I. WAONINDTON CT 8H1"

 

til rest Cl stance an e
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" Wind/219 Paper. “ " “

Elston it Huibert’s, (idiot Rosita” scotch Weave, Twn~tone 3,1 ,
Highland Linen, Men‘s Hamstiteiibli. .111

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