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’NIIIIIIIIIIIII Naomi» “
drawn am More: m.
scroll Nervvaik._V
\
the whoys
Grapes are becoming plentiful In tin
local market-M ‘~ .
ers.. idnsimduards and Mrs. Char-
les Lor of Incoln avenue. Danbury,
spent yesterday in South Norwalll.
Mills Eliza. Baldwtn’. of South Nor
walk has beenni guest, this week oi
Mrs. W.S WRaymond Hoyt street New
Canaan. , ,. V...“ .. ,
‘m '
~Baseball. ’R'dton Point, Saturday,
Norwalks vs. vBethels. Labor Day. th
games—«Mllfords in. the, morning not
Bay Ridge In the afternoon.
'mw—
Mlesflel e Hof Bethel. who
has been flashlight Mr. and Mrs
Robert C Mitchell. Lowe street left
30-day for New York. to spend a few
ays .
. . vrr'w-h'r-I .4
Miss Cora‘A. IIiley. of Willimantic.
who has been the guest of Dr and
Mrs J Milton genera” ot Colonial
Cottage. has gone to Providence.
Rhode island. to remain several days.
Miss Mabel Purity, of 6 Whitlock
street and Miss Edna 'Richa‘rdliou; o.
88 Garfield avenue. Danbury are via
lting friends In South Norwallt tor Va
few days. . , .
—~Canes and’Ut’nbreIlas. O’Brien.
Edward T... Abram, proprietor oi
the trreenwioh Newa, tainted at tht
South Norwalis Savings. bank yester
day. A hurried breakfast and a
smelt, room were the cause of hit
(muse lie recovered In a few minutes.
AM”
. Frank W. .IIoberts, of East Norwalk.
who Is manager of .the Selleck. Price:
& Co store in Greenwich was In townr
yesterday. arranging .to start Monday
Irrorniug on his annual vacation. which
he will spend .ptheWhIte Mountains.
. W I
——Merr.ill..Coilege oliice will be open
all day Saturday ontl..1¢ubor Day for
the enrollment. of students. School
term begins September .bth.
LutherM. Wright. the South Non;
walk carriageinands altering a large
carryall that Is to be used to carry
small children from one district to
another in Westport, In order that
they may be placed under a single
teacher
~Glasswaro at bargain prices, one
of the attractions during lied Ticket
Sale. M. S. Smith & Co.
Daniel Bronson. of. Ridgeiield, asks
damages of 5225..In a suit from the
New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad conrnun for the burning of
30 arrest of woo land' he owns Ill
Reading. He claims the tire wasptart
ed by II spark, from a passing locomo-
tive on March 31.
Ridgeileld and South'Saiem people
will be grieved to hear that the Rev.
Dr. itulnsl'ord is so seriously Iii in Eng-t
land that a return to this country I
tip present tlmc might lcsrrlt iii a
complete breakdown in his llealt.
Mrs. liairlsford who has just return i
from Europe to Ionsult with I me of
the It .Iding parishioners of Dr. ainsV-f
ford In New York is airihorlty for
this statomI-nt ~Ridgelield Press
H.
-—~(‘rush I-iats Crush Hots.
0' Brien
The Rally Show which was to have
been gIVIIr yI csicrday ul Steepleohm
island has been poaipolled on account
of the rainy wr-utlrer and will take
place to day A large list of entries
from Norwalk and Stamford and other
towns ware to have been and prob .4
will be them this afternoon Mirna
lch who is running the show. Is 9"!
erIrIg lurid in handsome prizes.
Rich also has llit' roulruct for tho lin-
by show and lull-loge purudo Ilt Si ,:
plechnuc Park. Conny Island. will
he will run iIlll‘Illiz Carnival Week at
the Island. Scpioruircr Iii. A grand
piano will be the grand prizlI to the
most handsome baby.
*w—blwufi
“Soft. and dim llub.
O‘Brien. ' *
A NOTH! DAME LADY. “
I villi send tree with doll instruc-
tions. some of this simple preparation
tor the cure of hsucouhm Cicero
tlon. Displacements. Falling of the
Womb. Bcanty .lr Painful Periods. 'i‘u-
mors or tirewthe‘gfit Mung, gym,”
I“ up 9 no.
”fish?“ teII glint. arid III female trou-
bles. to all sendin address. To moth-
ers of Ibflefllig nughter‘oi win viii
plain I Succeuful Home Treatment.
on decide to continue it will only
it“ Ibdtfltflpents I week to guaran-
tee I care. i do not with to sell you
anythinz. Tell other Infieres of it.
inst is all 1 salt. Address Mrs. II.
Common. Box 376
Notre Dame. ind.
H.
. 4.40m m .4.“
IIOT MEAT. OITAINAILI.
AT THI LOWIIT MAH-
YOU WITH THE
KKT PIIOIO.
Poses Hornets?
u more MAIN .arllnr. . .
rlv‘rankliu avenue, .Norwalk.
"8m
amounts“ ‘ of can... I. 0.
Green. is entertaining a friend from
out of tow .
I s
New York City.
I» ii Internists accompaniments; the V
nest of Miss Frances
until street. West unveil.
Mrs. Charlesmorbell if“ returned Ito
Palmer, oi
her home in Black Rock. after a brief a
visit with dial! sums III Norwaiit.
.Of amen'idlrori‘te Milli!” return-
ed to the Superior Court of Fairflelri
county. only one. Is trout. Barbary. .
Miss Mabel Fundy and Miss sinus
Richardson. qf hall y. are guests or
Mrs. Robertson,th connectieut avenue.
Mrs. Mary or or do ilter Miss
Harriet Park kg . (VII JFIII diva) t are ex~
peeled home today mu a ten days'
M
Councilman and Mrs. Harry w. Mll-
thsr and ehlgld of South Norwalk. are
spending a few days with relattyes In
Hartford.
.W
[Insult Tribe, improved Order of Red
Man, has a handsome dinner set Oil
exhibition In A. J. Collins & Conr-
pany's window.
Miss Addie F. Hopkins Is expected to
return to Norwhlk today and Tuesday
will resume her duties as a teacher
In the Center School..
—-Speeial'iow prices on Trunks, Sun
Cases Bags and Package Carriers duh
lug Red Ticket Sale. M. S. Smith at
Company. ‘ .
. ‘ “""M
Allen Bette and daughtcrs, Mrs.
Charles A. Smith and Miss Ada Bette,
of Norwalk. are sojourning for a few
days at Ocean CravenN. J,
-M
, Miss Madeline Stelfel, of Bean ave-
nue returned home yesterday from
Long island where she has been
spending the plant tWO months.
Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh. Jr.. at
will leIIvc
next week for an extended trip up the
rIludson River and on [Inks Georgeand
rinks Champlain
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah G Gregory oi
Main street, leave today for a couple
of days' stay ill Brooklynand vicinity.
Monday they will Visit Manhattan
IBeach and Casey island.
William Nolan. of the Glendcuing AI
Company pharmacy, Norwulit. will as‘
«list for two weeks. beginning Mon-
day. at the Stillson-Powell Corporation
drug store. in Washington street.
. Mrs. Louis Fauntleroy and daughter
Helen, of Hartford. are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert A. Bette. of Newtowu
avenue. Mr. Fauntleroy will probably
”1?ng Sunday end the holiday inNoré
Among those from The Norwaiks
who are on tireiriwuy to Denver, Colo-
rado. to attend the Grand Army cou~
ventlorr and take in the sights, Irrc
Harry A, Vail. of Broad River. “and
Mr. Pierce.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Brown. or
Washington street are at East tlr
ange N J.. today. attending the gold-
on wedding anniversary of Mr. iliuwu‘ 5
parents Mr. and Mr-r. Thomas E.
Brown, of that place
——.
Councilman Charles A. Broilcld of
Norwalk. will rostrum his drug slow
duties Monday. after a couple or wecks‘
vacation. The commodore has been
spending considerable of tlic time. on
his launch, the Lillie.
‘ —~"'l‘lle Arrrcllffe Poetic" a serial
titer of tho rolrluntc and mystery
Carton Holmes author of "A Myst r
ions liianppopunue," begins ill The
hi my look Tribune, sunday modular
Simdhy. September so.
Mrs. Rudolph Knlppel and two chil-
dren. who IIIIVII lrIu-n spending the
summer ill tlcrnruny making nrr Ix-
tensiire dour and visiting many rclu-
tlv s and floods, arrivc ‘at the
begin in orb/mid” Incurie. yestcrdrry.
’i‘he NorwuikI Ilty (tillIlt‘II is slllcdl
died to meet Monday or oiling. but ow-
log to the day being a uoliduy. (lily
t‘ie‘rk J. .Bei’den finrihuttw ill .put in
an Hiliit-ni‘ltiit'v at the tiruI-W appointed
olb acorn the Inertial; to the. Illxht
.‘A. ltdlhber of people from Smith.”
Norwalk export to liliCll-I tlrc tilunsc
Fair. which will bc progress Monday
and Tuesday. The New York. New
Haven nd Ilartford Railroad t‘orrr»
£5 Ill uxoorsi tickct troll!
stir for It.
' --Crtllh lists and Caps. O’Brien.
Manager William I.. Blascor of tho
Nolwulig IJIIIIIltiIii on II 'II baseball train.
which will content with the. business
men's nine from South Norwaik. for
the benefit of the hospital export» to
bash? to In riolrpoe his limup danish.
lancer atrium that the ties
"crock u- duck. “
Al the mention: of Lincoln ill-rincll.
No 4. (I. ll. AM .last night. the iirut
tissues was c
dates. The (who ié Iii showed by its
work that the members were in line
lllrltpo for tbs cumin: term. The mur-
ond degree will be worked next I‘rl—
day.
“Baseball. notch Point. deter-day.
Nomaiks vs. Bothell. Labor Day. thI
MOI-“Milfordti In the morning and
try Ridge in the afternoon.
unsure washout the
f. fill
git liq Wright “aloud chance
i of iovnl‘“ mail. as con-
trury to the United mates laws: and
will be u
,ll‘nd D lldlriul'
, I’ll-M
liIIiol (lllfioi't. mgr-I'd”.
on ,flve solidi- .
litters OrAliI areas
fl“
III the on omen
I
WW ‘ TI womanhood
that or,‘ W Restroom. Favourite -
”do “’5“ “db “whim
pee e v n
Initiation a? ‘Dr‘ annoyyw auIIwith II
warmth optimum: oi! words which men .
biomass wildcat“ never miss. it
makes no drbnirluds «some on crimes.»
breaks no Imam in its coming there is
hope. and in its wings there iI' healing.
We challenge a trial and are continent III
the result. Your drugdsi has it. 0le
D014“ «Bottle. our in mind the
name ant address: Dr. David KENNEDX V
Condom New York.
r‘. i ' ri'
.I. P. Crulgh, of New Haven, was it;
visitor ill town today.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge'held n regu-
lar business inaction last evening.
Raymond Brothers will c use their
place of business all day on onday.
The Cranbury Christian Union is
planning a peach alrd melon festival.
Judge John ii. ”Tit has returned
from a visit of sevorai weeks at North-
ampton. ‘
,A horse attached to a Berkshire ice
wagon slipped and fell on Washington
street this morning.
'I‘lre Nationals will play the Ridge-
Vii'elds. In the bitter place. this after
noon, weather permitting.
(inc of the forward wheels of E. 'I‘.
Bates trig lco wagon. from Darieu.
came off this morning at "it! Maluuk-
erno Iiotsl Corner ,
.loscpir Marlin)? l'si spending today iIl
Ncw York. on business in connection
with the big celebration Monday oi
the Rackocsi Sick Benefit Society.
«~—
Officer li‘rank Raymond commenced
his annual vacation yesterday and with
his family will visit Coney island and
other points of interest, spending some
days III New York. U
Avhorsc, belonging to Francis Lem-r
()Ilgtlll was attacked with colic ywter-
day afternoon and fell down in near
of the owner's place of business 'l‘ht-
horscw was treated by Dr Bates.
Adjutant General Cole is back at
the capitol again and has resumed his
normal duties after the Interruptions
caused Iry the enctllllpnrcnts of tilt‘
three rcgiilrtuts, and other trailers.
A special train will be run from
South Nor-walk to lianbury. ....lr.rr lib)
morning for tho [retrofit of III are who
are desirous of attending the fostivl-
the of the holiday in the batting clt\
Edward Shea, formerly employed at
tho Juscpll both and Company's Inlll
Ill Norwulk. is now employed in a
large silk mill at i‘oilegs Point. Mr.
Shea is spending a tow Ilnys‘ vacation
at his home In Norwaik.
Statl Captain George II. Davis. of
Hartford, III command of the Conucrti-
cut (lorps of lilo Salvation Army, will
have charge of the south] services.
Tuesday cvrrrlng at the Army Hall. tlr
South Main strect. (‘Ilpiathl Mrrir a
“We rlolinifll and inlet. VIII be pres
out and there wil' be spacial music.
no»
.‘llcv. Mr. Craft, who has been ofil-
rioting at Trinity Episcopal (‘lrIrrcir
during the absence of Rev. ihrnliliy it“.
llIIIinhrics, was called suddenly to
Massiloir, tlIrIo. yesterday. on llt‘t'tllllll
of the Ill-dill at our of his pnrlslrlorrI-rs
ism) Ml. MolIlollallII will IrillIiniI III
rinlty t lrnrch at ti and lil: :Itl tumor.
row morning. There will be no cour-
reunion or owning scrrico
State Highway ()ouuulsslorrcr James
II. Macdmraltl was rootlecusl president
of tho American ltorldmnkers' Aaslrciu
turn at the annual coirycntiou In Port
Huron. Mills. Thursday. W. S. Dicti-
insult. of Mn iii'iiliiliit‘IlH. was elected
oi'ary an .Iacph W. Hunter. of
Pa naylvuliiil.‘ i t‘iillll‘f‘l‘. Mr. Mur-
Iloiruld was first t'li‘t'lt‘tl lo the oillcu a
your use. will-ll tllc good roads convow
lion was III-bi in “iii‘UtiI‘tI.
.........._...._
PWJrlw, Chicano: E. J (lurvrill
Ho fo .8 ti. lluIllcr.
rut u 1.. than ridgopolt; Mr
and Mrs. BItoburt i-lplIu Ilrturklyn; I).
ll. Berklloiluer, d. i" Murray. Janice
it
lioydo tl.W mplls. Iii Clulrtimith.
III. ti. Riggs. William i’lrrsonu, l-I. Ir.
Pine New York: II. it. Mct‘hwrley.
lialrlrury. ii. ’i‘ Ityoruml. Milit- Hllvor.
N. .l.. l.. (I. l‘niinli-II. Wushiuutlm, ll.
tori, were at the
lll00 1900
dummr Timi‘l'sbie.
AM Avila it
the New and commedlouo
HTI'MR HUNTING TON
CAPT. run I. vouuo.
and 2: 85 D. in.
Luv. Norwsllt for Huntington oi
Mondays and rrldsye It 8:10 I. In.
and 4:45 p in.
‘I‘lultote .............. I00
Pare .................... dull
run I to la yum haunted,
no: “Dingle Fare. no.
v Metamucil
W trip.
mumn‘
mm x
i‘
u“lhrdli”m ‘i’qu‘fi’
be platen minarsomm tor ,
the II ht limit-where a reliable
satanic: on own. Nil matter V.
who you one youlfiloed. your _‘
an out Iy you. ‘
PARIS, Sept. Ibw-Tiu'r government
has addressed to the sultan of Moroc-
so another peremptory amounting
to an ultimatum. This note says
that the release of the imprisoned Al-
:eriun citizen Bosnian is not sufficient
and demands III addition. ilrsl the
payment of an indemnity; second. the
punishment of the Cold who made the
arrest. and third a public apology; If
all these demands are not. granted
Within It brief period the French min
later will be ordered to leave Fez pre-
paratory to the adoption of coercive
j “1038111198.
“9...”..- _..,.,I. 4 .. .. . _
llrllll. than
this ”Killing " '
“it I
.i it.
The celebrated versus Spring Wat
or Is now on sale at the stores of F.
D. Lawton It Go. Endorsed and
recommended by leading physicians.
Analyzed by Prof. Smith, of Yale.
5 GAL. oleror—m ............ soc
case. I Borneo ..... . ..... 50c
The finest table water on the mar
ket. "
illustrated Catalogue free upon an.
pllcation.
NORWALK PARK.
Mr. Oeornglark has Commissioned
Me to Sell
BUILDING LOTS
Oil »
Wilton Avenue. Norwaik Avenue. Oa-
therlne 8treet..-Falr Street. Dingle
Street. City of Norwalk.
Get off at Corner of Main and Ca-
erirle Street, one block from
THESE GRAND BUILDING LOTS.
Then Call on Me.
TEflMs EASY.
Jacob M. Lauion.
6 Railroad Place, South Norwalk.
Tel. .35-;
E. T. BATES
AUCTIONEER
AUCTION I
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
AT THE RESIDENCE DF
ANN BATES,
DECEASED.
IALI! TE Vw: PLACE AT THE
waned Instr FARM,
DANIN. coon.
Irresdav. Sept. Stir. I905
AT 10 A. M. SHARP.
Tlio following llllli' Ins: Ginnllfath
or II i‘IuI-k irradu by lllrtrhrd Boil Gog.
Side llonril over ltiil yonm chit)
illsilioucll llruvs 'Iop Hand. lm 1
lkrzcu llnuli iiotlollr t‘ lrrIlI'.II zflrt-ltrulgbl
linrk tilllllrs will ill'lilll,.l‘ll8l| bottoms.
2 Straight. lllrclt (‘lurirs without III-lire.
ru bottoms. I itusb bottom Fill In
bu It. 1 Mahogany 'I‘I-n 'l‘ubV wit it
mini-row them. II 0 balls; d in hiir
ithf‘ll.IIu l’lap ,3?“ Ch I'll.
Cild filth Width! ,lh
III-cu ry.l luck Walnut Hill.“ 1 Iron
liIulIIirIIIl. 2 idltlil Wood licdrIqu
Suits. :2 lr‘cuthcr limls IIIIII l'lllows. l
il'cuihor it"oIIllux Miliii‘crm and oil
Mattresses, tiiII losllloutldml
Portion. illIi titanium mi
how tiny liuroduy. (11?- .3301} :l'
ry Itllrsails. momma! but
1 pair or Cldiurllliuucll Wooden Slip
porn 2 Old fashioned it'llrrl Wheels, Old
fashioned Wdrrnlns lied too iti- will
ioncd Writing licskm l: mu.
Tonia. ii (lows. ilmi other nrtlrirs 'too
nuineroull to mention.
an“. a
9" 0rd" of FITJJ PROVOIT, Ad-
, mini rater.
If Itormy flit Fair My.
MODIRN AND UWI‘DDATI.
AOOOMMODA‘I‘IONI "HOT
DLA‘O. .
IATK. VIKY MODERATE
‘ ‘ which is to replace
. tiet‘r. prevent the work of
, noun the old structure at once.
. my lungs;
3-;— :Klng‘s New Discovery
. ‘f .rm‘ws Moegmuw ii
M Moi Intrusion writ he or-
“WWW! "
At the rate at which the improve-
metric are being carried on at the
Grand Central station. In New York. it
i use the station loved and Work
health on ths’ Ina
. 0th the out»:
elimination of the Migratory odious -
the railroad oompnliy Just cross van
Iierblit ayenue from the present Its-
tearing
Wdllt on the Improvements has gone
. as far as it can go without enteritis
the station or causing an interruption.
of- the train service. Where two‘
years ago stood several irundredr
. homes in the seltlolr bounded by the
railroad tracks, Lexington nvunus For-
ty'li‘ourih street and F‘o‘rty- Ninth
street today is an excavation quite ex-
tensive‘ in itself, but only a fraction
of the great bolt: that. will he made in
the nineteen square blocks which the
terminal will cover. ‘
So-anxious are the oiilcers of the
railroad company to get their ilnprove‘
insets into shape In time to be ready
to give station facilities to the new
subway routes planned for the city.
than have been kept working day and
night on the great excavation. Ac-
.cortiing to a report current yesterday
at the Grand central station. his now
the purpose of the officials to put torn.
pornry‘tracks in the excavation and-to
erect a'trnin shed at the lowur end for
{being demolished and a new one erec~
ted. ;
It was further reported that. these
temporary changes would be made
. with all basic so that the present sta-
tion might be vatated by both the ofll
(Idle and the mechanical forces on Or,
. tuber I.
The plans of the railroad company
call for the expenditure of $25,000,000
on the Improvements. All of the rand
now occupied by station and tracks is
to be evacuated and an entirely new
terminal built. About “7.000.000
alone is to be spent in a new station.
.erreh will extend from Vanderbilt
avenue to Dopcw place. along Forty-
Vsetond street. Thole are to be two
sysnarns of tracks. one raised show
the other one system for suburban
service and the other for trains to dis
taut points. Electricity will also be
substituted for steam throughoul lllt"
terminal. .
*—
LlKE FINDING MONEY.
Finding health Is like finding money
man tirink thosrl who arc sick. When
you have a cough, cold, soro’ throat, or
chest. irritation. better not promptly
like W. C. Barber, of Sandy Level, VII.
,”9 says: “I had a terrible about ireu~
this, caused by smokc alrd coal dust on
but. after finding no relief
'1“ other remedies. l was cured by Dr.
for Consumps
ilion. Coughs and Colds." Greatest
:snle of airy cough or lung medicine In
Ilip world. At li‘. ll. Baxter's drug
store; title and “.00; guaranteed.
'l‘rial bottle free. '
NORWALK'S EX-MAYOR.
ac...-
.Looks Danbury Over and Decides That
it II Progressing.
the (lily Hull this irrorrllng Says The
i‘iunbury Evening News, under tho cs-
cort III Mayor Bruno and saw where
and how Dulllmry conducts its city
and town affairs. Mr. Smith found It
great Ilcal III which he was Interested
not only ill the municipal building. but
through the. business section of the
city and said that Daubury had ovary
appearance of being wideuwaku and
progressive. Ho was especially lur-
proasod lry the number of new brill-
dings. business and public, that have
been erected during the past few
years and I‘t'llliil‘kutl that It was very
evident that ilalllrury was getting out
of Its swaddiiug clotlios.
Mr. Smith was greatly Interested in
the new liigh school building from IIII'
fact that Norwalk contemplates the
erection of a similar atructurc during
thc next tcw months. ’l‘lrc new state
Normal school was another object of
Interest to trim. for it is to be. lhc
training place of horny Nor-walk Hill~
III-Ills during the next year.
"You III-I-Il a diversity of industries.
lluruolr. lo Ilrsurc continuous and un-
liIlciIIlItinrz proxpcrlty.“ shill Mr. Smith.
"III Nor'waik We have made a great
many Illlvunl-cs ulorrr: that Iiuc duties
the lust three or four yours. “’0 WItI‘I‘
ncvcr more proapcrolru than we are it»
day. and ollr ilunirrmul Muir's Ilasoclrh
lion and solid ciillwus oulsldc that or
risotto" are tlliltlllg to llt't‘t‘iililillitll
the way of bringing in
H
e idiom vs. ”
Mr. rlritlr until that Norwalk and
South Nolwaik oxpwlml to send two
trululooris of people to liaulrrrry on ho.
bur Day and that Ir Ilclcgntion Irulabcr
alarm" on hupa irrulriy live of tho repro-
l colon of the town w lrid gt
girl the dmllcotttur of 3‘s Normali-
mule In illIIrlIliry unlit Wound”.
DIST FOR CHILDREN.
Mother». I)!’ cill'cful of tho irculllr of
your children. lIooll out for Coughs.
rCOIIII. (troop and dumping Cough.
Slnpl in little» on Minute (tough
Curl- canxiliolit Milled) Ilnrnricsu
and plum ‘. Oolrtnills no opinion.
Sold by ’i'IlI (Wilford Pharmacy t'
W
IOIOM 0N *HE. BURCHARD FARM.
About 3.000 t“: i". this of Corn and 1.000
lust m at Potatoes war he
Harvested.
A party of Norwalk people which
Included Councilman liIlvill ilouid trill
tlmllri. In upcrrkinu of the visit to ill!
Ilour reporter sold:
I of flold
Wt!
that had stalks from ten to irvelvo
feel in height. and each stalk M3
. . . of; um
one piece. "Mr. (tether. Ihé ‘ .
also has four and one half acres or
' litres that will probably yield LOW:
rushellr We have been no better
crops on far this full and Mr. (lath ‘
should feel proud of lhem. Its
dent] y 'throws him to plant to but
ill- expected that three months more _ ‘
use during the time the old station is.
Incest structure i ‘
o
Made on a braider. they will wear longer than ordinary woven drool
braids. Their feathery softness obviates the scratching of shoes that oth-
er dress braids cause.
And yet their softness is combined with the greatest of wearing quali-
ties. One piece of Chalice s Dress Braids will wear a: long as a skirt, Inv-
lng time and trouble necessary with frequent rebinding.
PLAIN. FLAT, AT 4c A YARD.
BRUSH AT 8c A YARD.
Each to the best braid of its kind made, and guaranteed to 95v. lilting
satisfaction. Colors to suit almost any shade skirt you wear. At our no-
tion counter.
83- 85 Washington Street.
8613; PILLOWS
This week we have an excellent line of new Pillow Tops to thaw you.
at 50:.
These new fall designs are not altogether different from those we have
.had. but as we do not wish to put new stock with the “driftwood" of last
season we have decided to close out all til old stock at half price; or III
other words you may select any pillow from the old stock at 25c.
If your “bump" of economy In well developed you'll come early and
take advantage of this exceptional offering.
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON s1, SOUTH NORWALK.
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All untrimured Straw liars 25c 39c and 75c. Children's Mull Bonnets
and Washable Ilats. lIaIiIcs‘ iiuck lists in all the latest stiles.
S. S. TILLOTSON,
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
CLEARANCE SALE OF
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