Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 7, 1905 · page 3

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' night and Friday. Imai showers have

M o tar ana
onu‘basfimo any.

 
 

E. K. BANKS,

NahnoW H 'lhlolih
4b and 47 Want 11mins
' “Scotti Iliami

 

WEATHER savour. '

For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair to-

occurred daringthe past 24 Mills in
the Mississippi valley. eastern portion
or the Cairo Milan answer) manned
Cloudy weather with showers contin-
all 1.1 the disclaim 1‘ valley: , but
pleasant weather prevails in the east-
ern sections Conditions fdvor for this

vicinity pleasant weather and no de-
cided change in temperature.

Edward B
mother in New

Mr. and Mrs. E C Bears 9 Pine
street, New Haven, spent ‘Lab r Day
in South Norwalk.

Albert Schaub and Harry Mohr, of
New York city, havo been spending

 

vil‘leI is visiting his

 

 

s ImWW

they '

yvlew avenue.

‘i‘hs next dance at the Norwaik
Yacht Club will be on some” night

Smith.

 

wiloyt a Theatre, Saturday, matinee
and night. Why Girls Leave Home.
new

for a dares quantity 9! all in: mater.
ial. to be used in Brooltlyn. N. Y.

Mill-.CiairoT Meyers, of Eros 11mm“
1.3130“ , SB
iaitie 1.111%? “1111an

Mr and 161%. 'J“ H. 1370111111; 61 River-
head. Long island. are guests of Mr
and Mrs. Charles L. Holmes, of Frank-
llu avenue. . . ,. .

 

 

 

Miss Edith Walter, who has been
the go at for the. past week of Miss

turned home yeste day...

William Nolan. of Stamford, is sub-
Stillson- Powell Corporation. Mr. Pow-

——--—~

An important business meeting of

 

“ the Nu‘tmeg' Club. of Norwalk, will be

hold this evening. All of the members
are requested . to 195.110.8911!-

Mrs. William F. Bishop and Miss

altarj'nrlhhliishop, .of Holden avenue.

are expected home tomorrow from a
sojourn at Atlantic City, N. J.

 

Miss Mabel Gladstone. of Spring

street Lulu Haiioran. 01

Ferris is quite ill at his ‘

‘ nod to '9‘
WT” Mall 91

Raymond Brothers htt’v e t a contract 1’

Eloise ylhgton of Holden avenue re« 9.9“

stunting for Thomas-,1" P‘oweii or my
all is away on.hls.lranation.. .

a few days with? relation in town.

East Neruialk, ii'ttendod a dance in

'i‘bl‘ourh thalflddlitsubf a‘ bundled!

 

Ville“ ll“ .Vil
‘cd‘iby‘the‘ m ‘

'Def 111 61111:” fit

but it I.

was 1111a le to l 1113111011118
1161111113) but he lephohed 0 him out:
n liked lor‘ the papers in question.’
superintendent rallied: to alive th‘ 111
up. static be via to trim them
ever to elective use all. ll‘ater"it
Was learned that 'e papers were re-
ttirbe‘d i, th ‘nbaccucr Chm-

‘yit is thought that "gang of young.“
‘ men were also the bass who broke in

to the Stralford station a short time
also. end committed other burglaries
in Btrhti‘ord.“

”—MM

casings pcIA‘o m waoou.

Rural Postman Lockwood Han Fatal
Attack on,.i-Il,ln Mali Route.

 

of Stra afoul.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

riil'al mail‘robte lityNaw Canaan. was
found dull yesterday‘lfberrioon-i‘in his

village. Lockwood ‘star‘ted on‘ his
rounds-yesterday morning, seemingly
in his usual health. His last delivery
of mail was‘si shear in front of‘t’he
residence of Daniel Hamilton. Peo-

tillltleiillda cIlteslta all: othlilloatot be:

of the cemetergniiobkwlhe pay

ar- f

Frederick H. Lockwood, carrier for3

“80mm Smith Sludge, north of that

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

.. at on calf tulle
orphan 31.1 sdrllribat. £6;ch
strength and 11“! to‘ W
body. cum ition.D apopaia. “Bobs

221%“:le inmii’swiyaii‘i'yn‘b‘i‘m.

art's. Losisri'u'iciiots": Penn vol. 11 r.

' ‘12 Jones War the
iris

and First infantry annululntor-
l stats Regimental Match.
“ NM 1‘“ '31"

T’Nsbb‘unl“ "lti ‘
W611 Withers

flibtrlr. , ,

possible 110.
. Thel'Wimbledon cup was preheated
to the National Rifle association twen-

score was ill but of a

Hols: ty years ago by the National also no

abolition or Great Britain. In is val-
tied at ‘4.6110 and is hold one year by
the Winner.
I1'l‘he booths of the leaders were:
Lleul. {JeWesl New Jersey, 84‘; Haul.
Casey. New “fork. 79; Capt. Winder.
Ohio. 77; Prints Wise, Massachu-
sens 77:19:11- 111 Minor Evans New
Jersey. 76; I out. Bbemon Ohio. 76.
New Jersey captured all the honour
today. ”bile. interstate regimental
match was won by the team" from the
First New Jers‘oy infantry. The score
was 616 out' of a ponsillle 600.1‘b‘e
team of the Second New Jersey infana
'2tt'ly bud second place, with a 'total 'of
f l.

The regimental team match for the
interstate trophy was contacted at .200

 

voila Emmi and 600 yards. There were nineteen

of the Show ‘ ‘2 teams in its competition.
'iue lea 1111 teams finished in the
‘3ng llow'l order. the gcores at 200 and
naliyfatcta can it wombat...- h 0 yar a. respectively; First New
“am“ M" Mound y lorseiy. 261 255 101.11, 516; Second

New Jersey, First team, 258, 253. to
tel. 511; U S. S. llaucock. 257, 249,
total 0'; First 0.0.202. 2i3,tota1

‘by' 9“! '
irst New Jersey ln~

1cm any-rye-

 

——'1‘here will be magentonsttttign ol ,
11- owe orp.. ,

Velox Paper at fill
this evening. .

w
Miss Grace Whittaker, formerly
teacher at the Washington School, in
Stratford, did not'return this year.

George W. Gladstone of Spring
street has beeh 'le'ld tip for the past
seven weeks with boils on his right
arm , ..,.

 

Mrs Marion Haggonback, of New
York, is the goal of her brother,
Adolph W Drayfuss, of the Mahacke-
the '.Hotel

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Studwell. of
South Norwalk, are spending a few
days at the West End Hotel. Asbury
Park. N. ,J.

huh—m—

Mrs James Melvin And two 301111.01
Norwalk. are visiting Mrs. Melvin‘s
father, Owen Lyman. of Grassy Plain
street. Eethei. y

..,—a...—

yMrs. C. A Pearsall of Yonkers N.
Y., is they guest of or parents, Mr. and
Mrs Charles M. aymond, of Wash
ington street.

W“

a... foundation on: do new 81111116
at the South Norwaik municipal plant.
has been completed and the machin-
ery is expected shortly

 

 

Mrs. Florence De Personalro. , of
Brooklyn. has returned home from a
few days' visit with: Mrs. Edward B
Man-ville, of Lowe street.

T‘T—T

-——Mr. William Patterson, a barber 1ii»

of New Consumfitatea: "Hair- Ali

dandruff and fall its hair is a won er"-

fui cure. For sale. Scheldlers and

gunman barber shops arid all drug
ts. ,

Miss Jessie E 11.. f Bates
place, and Miss innie Elwood, of
Foster street. Daubury. have returned
to their schools in Wilton ,

Clayton Blhlteslee. Straiford.
spent Labor Day with Mr. and Mrs.
While (‘ook who have taken up their}
residence in South Norwaik.

 

 

 

Henry Shields clerk at the Plaisiod
pharmacyé is en dying a week's vaca—
tion. whih h he s ‘apendiug on a trip
up the Hudson tivel.

 

Daniel Kohr and Henry Kelli" have
returned in mm home in Trenton, N
Julie-.1 a few do" Visit with
and Mrs Henry Froeb of Lowe airI' It

 

 

Cornelius Muloncy. edlior of the Wu-
terbury Evening Democrat has boon
presented with a handsome gold watch
by the members of Sheridan Council

New Canaan last Monday evening.
Why—*—

George Echdub‘ of New York City.
{who has b n viaitl “I? in this city, to
‘tdrned to 132 home y trolley, accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. Albert
Berg. » ,

Mrs Goodenough and Charles Good—
eao all. who have been spending the

 

hilt part of the summer at Bell is-
lan have returned to their home in
' B l‘yh.

._.——

 

St. John’s Lodge. A,‘F. and A.. M..
of Norwalk, will confer the follow—
craft degree tonight. at thc'ilrst ses-
slon of the fall. A business meeting
will precede the work.

 

*.

——Therc will be a demonstration of

this evening.

Mr. Mrs. George W. Banks.
He ry’ En) rice. Jr., and 9Miss Mery, of
Ph adelphia.‘ who are on a driving tour
from the Berks’hir
hlfibt at the IlioItIel ’ ilfford.

Paul Metsler, of New ork City. is
now mailing his home it til his moth-
01‘s.
«Venue, this city. Mr Metslor has
[dined the ranks of commuters

 

soclatlou, Monday, at Atlantic City
N. J. Charles A ‘,Rap'alys of Hurtful-.11
was elected second vice—president
uni—“fins

.The W.(‘ 'l‘. U. will meet with Mrs
R. 'l‘ Militia. 8 Day street,
at 3 o‘clock. All members are rc-
(pleated to bring in the Flower Mis-

lupt year.

 

around quite well with the use of
. crunches. .
Mrs”! Joseph Davis has returned from "

l llfaha.
home. and they were ,ioiIned at New

present ,visitlug them.
m

’—

‘-——Dr. J. C Ncwkirk has returned
from his vacation. Appointments can
now be made for dental work.

1" , 1II- k l
"1“... with; ‘1’ MT” o‘lilh‘y‘fi‘ifii
who is idle

lortainmentu in The Norwniks and sur
rounding towns in the fail and wiat‘cr.
. , ,, . . .

Velox Paper at Stillsou-Powell Corp..

Hills, spent last

rs. Hebert Byer, of Hamilton ’

At the fifty-third annual convention
of the Azuei‘lcun Pharmaceutical All-

tomorrow
also report of work done during lin-

Hari- Knapp who reconilv sprained
'his‘ltn is In New York and who has
been recovering at his home in West
Washington street, is now able to gel

.ext‘ended visit with her parents in
Mr. Davis accompanied her y,

Yt‘irh by Miss bottle Dav a, who in bi

ting up a
theatrical company which will give on-

pid’min the’houae noticed that the man

a long time and went out 1
anything had happened. The
the carrier dead

Word was sent to New Canaan. and
Medi‘can Examiner Keeler went up to
investigate. While the cause of death

to 2be hcartvdisesse or apoplexy.

ishilshed on this route.
years 880. . I

. .LlKE rmmuo money.
Finding healtb‘is like finding money

 

 

likew. 0. Barber of Sandy Level Va.
He says: "i had a terrible cheat iron

in: other remedies. l was cured by Dr
lion, Coughs and Colds."
More; 50c and $1. 00; r guaranteed.

'l‘rial bottle free.

W

M183 GRIISWOLD REWARDED.

 

 

Aid in' Railroad wreck.

Bar Harbor express. near South Car

at 677 Elm street. New "8V8”. was in
the roar. sleeper of the-first suction.

{went injured. although its rear curl
mas proti y badly shattered. Miss Gris

doriors and nurses could be summon
led from Gardiner and Augusta.
After the seriously injured had been

hot eiilcicni and kindly services.
sasv snow 1N astougeonr.

;want to Steeplechase island.

orb. M. Rich. formerly ainusemoutdi-
redior‘ at itoton Point.
prize for the hundaoruoal bnbt wu
secured by Mrs. Lorenzo J Adams,’

‘Croa‘a street, Norwalk.

iriins by the tooplthase Island Co.
111166111 gold oar it. They wore won b
Mrs. Joseph liailas, of Sonih No-
walk, and Mrs. living of New (Hannah

Wagon secured to be stopping there ,,
see it "
found

is not definitely known, it is assumed

huekwood was about 45 years old, a
widoumr. with no children. He had
been carrier since the service was es-
about four

~30 think those who are sick. When
you have a cough, cold, sore throat, or
chest irritation. better act promptly

’ble, conned by smoke and coal dust on
my lung's: but; after lindiug no roller

King‘s New Discovery for Consump-
Greatest
«sale of any cough or lung medicine in
.1110 world. At F. H. Baxter's drug

New Haven Nut-u Rendered Valuable

At the time of the accld‘nt to the

diner. Maine. in“ Saturday. M1111 Alys
1Oriswohl. a trained nurse. 1. .1.» resides

None of the macagers in this car

wold was able to render efficient first
(aid in the injured passengers until.

cared for and transferred to the local
hospitals or sent to their homes. Miss
Griswold was presented with a substi-
tute purse of money in recognition of

A large number of Norwalk people
yeston
kitty. and attended the baby showgiw
on in Hull place under the direction

The boycott}
’i'wo special

iiirilba were also awarded to handsome

r tivlpa were handsome, but the
‘up‘eiiltbn wall so close that they

Diaests What Yo“ Eat

 
 

' . ill lilti- ‘1: v ‘
yrumiotlyigflonoi‘ 13145111.;

 

WAT-o. r not ‘51..c'g’.‘.;““”

SCRANI’PON. Penn.. September 7.-
At the “laid session of the high court.
of the Ancient Order of Foresters hold
in this city yesterday the following

Brooklyn: high sub~chiof ranger Tho.
mas Hollows. lowrence Mass; high
court treasurer. Charles Jacobson.
Now Ybrk; iu‘rmnncni act reia1 y. Roi-1
art A. Sibiiuld, Park Ridge N ..l; high
court medical examiner. Dr James N
O'Neil. Buffalo: high court. senior
woodward, Myles A. Cunuingham.
Brooklyn: high court senior bundle. W.
J. Williams. Calumet. ' Mich'; high
court junior braille, W. J. MrKcllar.
Waterbury. Conn.

Trustees: George Kldncss, Thomas-
ton.Conl1.£ W.i-l.i{olly Chicago. and
Hoary 111111111111.htm Haven, Conn.

ARE YOU ENGAGED?

Engaged people should remember
that. after marriage, many quarrels
can be avoided. by keeping lhoir di-
gestions in good condition with Elec-
tric Bitters. “S. A. llrowu. of Henrietta-
ville, S. (1., says: "For years. my wife
suffered intensely from dyspepsia. coin-
pllcatcd with a tor-phi liver. until she
lost her strength iiiili vigor. and ilt‘~
came a more wreck of her former self.
Then she tried Electric i'tiltcrs. which
helped her ht? once, and finally made
‘ her entirely well. Sim is how strong
and healthy." 11‘. ll. ilaxter, drugglsi,
sells and guarahtecs them. at 50c 11
bottle. ”

 

 

conchEBNQNflL couvauriou.

 

 

Nomination of Man to Succeed Brande-
¢o‘e‘to 113' Math: September {3.

N W LONDON, (‘oun.. September 7.
——’l‘1e're1mlilican congressional con-
vcniion to nbminato a representative
in Congress from the Third diatrirt
has been cnilhd for September 23.11t
Norwich.

 

BUDDIN ATTACK OF DYCENTERY
' CURED.
A prominent lady of Brooklyn. N. Y.,

lain (‘hnmberluln' s Colic (‘lioloIra and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Shr- sayzs ”While
stopping ai a route in South Dakota
l was taken ill of what sccmcd to be
cholera. 'i‘béy gave me some of this
medicine and it cured me. i brought

writes to inquire where she can oh- y

5013:16111 infantry. 259. 245, total {1114.
The First New Jersey infantry will
get the handsome interstate trop y
and $150; the second prize is $75; to
third. 651! had the fourth $25 'i‘he

, trophy has been won three years in

succession by the First New Jersey,
which will now retain it in accordance
with the conditions of the match.
NUMEROUS AND WORTHLEBS.
Everythl is in the name when it
comes to vsfichiilazclsa1ve.E. C. De

eke-- Witt Q Co.,I of Chicago. discovered

Henry Dippold. of New HavaIn, ChoacnI some years ago h6w to make. a salve
- . . 1, tea from Wiir; liaz‘ol that is a specific

m ‘ for Piles. 01 blind, bleeding itching

‘and protruding Piles eczema, cuts.
burns.'l1fulsea And all skin diseases
Derti's Salve has no equal. This
has given rise to numerous worthless

oillcera were elected: Past hi’gh chief counterfeits. Ask for De Witt swthc
ranger, A. Hayes. New York; high genuine. Sold by The Clifford Phar-
chief ranger. Henry C.Va11gl1un.rhncy. ”

Views]: scenes or 1111015117 in.
o

 

..___~

General Corbin and Party Stop at
Amoy.

AMOY, September 7.—~Tho transport
hogan. with MayonGeneral Corbin. and
party on board. arrIVed here this
morning at daybreak. Many of the
party Went on shore and vlaWed the
scenes of” the recent Hole. The pres-
ent condition of affairs in connection
with the anti-American boycott move-
ment ’lti‘ inioerlalu and the coolies are
expected to make a serious outbreak
on or about Belliemliur 13.

All the members of ibe party are
reported well 'on‘ board the Linton.
which will sail for Shanghai at 2
o‘Wclotk this afternoon.

The riots referred to. took place on
July 22 last. 011 thai date a mob of
Chinese fanatics. after diicndlnn n
mocllug. whore resolutions were pass-

producis attacked the American consu
idle and threatened tho nailvo acr-
vauis of Consul Anderson with death.
The local authorities promptly put
down the uprising. which for a time

 

 

assumed serious proportions. and pun-
ished the offenders. '
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley & 00.. Chicago. originated

Honey and TM as a throat and lung
remedy. and on account of the grout
merit and popularity of l-‘oley's Hon-
ey and TM many imilniious are oter'
ed on the genuine. Those worthless
imiiallona have similar sounding
names. llewaro of them. The genuine
ll‘oicy's flonoy and TM is in a yellow
package. Ask for It and refuse amf
suhsliiuio. it is the host remedy for
icottghs and colds Sold by Plaistod‘s
Drug Store. “

HINMAN l8 SET FREE.

 

 

Woodhury Grand Juror Drops Case
A alitnt Automoblilat.

SOUTH U‘itY. ‘C‘onn. September 7.
— The case against Edward lllutnnn of

K. of C of Waterbury. . ‘ T 9 0388.013)“ Callahan. Who Will! 1°“ 0“ ”m regular ”"1“” mm "1" a bottle home and have Just used 111 New York city. who was nrrcsh-J
MA.» ‘hff many open "a wsna'ntl Wiliwnli; “91“de am" (1‘1" Milli-i0?“ last of it toiay Mother was take some time 111.0 char ed with over-
Mr and Mrs 11.1.. charslnshlm with breach ultlmraaue WW “1' "n '1’" l "i “’9'“ ““0 suddenly 111 of tlyaonicty and it help spending his not mount»,

Mitchell Id
grandson. Able, have just returgaqm
from Lake Chiimplulu They had a
line time boating and fishing. They
stayed ,at the Hotel Narrows, which
is directly opposite Vermont whore
the ar-cn‘cry was bruntiflil.1

.L.‘

.3.

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Letter to John McNorncy,
South Norwaik.

Dear Sir: We'll give you limo—make
ii ten if you likeuto catch'us'at any
sort of confidence grime in Devon lead
and zinc.

We have been in paint lilo cars a
are making more point than by ptn
concern in the world we iliihlr; b
we know—we don't ihink at all——
know our stuff is full-measure and horn“

:cdutinued untll Se
him made a datur

t‘eiiiigi'i}. {111w 11911

Iwiah to press“ the charge: ,.

Mmas Callie Brown. clerk i11181'1
Nelson's new store in
street, has been caloylng a few days
vacationihfebdnid 0‘6 c‘away a week,
but a hurried. summons was until.

seriously ill for the past three months.

once at his home but us he has been
doing better since, his Wife did not

Washington

alter her to come back and 1.1111311
the, rush of batsman attendant upon

Gilt.

honest means as good as we know
how to make it. and that's our notion
How do you like it?

of DECIDE“.

Yours truly
1*“. w. DEVOE a do

new. 11. Dow, South Norwalit;

is still quite sick at his home in Day
street, and it is glottal“. a may actor.
fully recover. 11111111.- is a vet-
and of the Civil War; and silo 11 volt-
ernn of the Norwaik iron Works as
«be has been employed there for tile

[dim-muted to the babies in the stud

 

ENFORC! LAW OR RETURN
' MONEY

l . '

of the foe unless every man's or wo-

ilconlied
in all

mining mono under false pretenses.

a fixed sum for such permission.
Port Chester Record.

 

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11111111101111.

Sept.
(immldsioher

' The man or woman who has paid a
dot; Clot-strontium demnndtlle return

man‘s dog within the corporation in

probability the Democratic
party will 66w be shifted with m

IXTINOfON OFATIMI FOR STATE“

‘LwHiIhway
McDonald has extended

linbbeli it Staple How. 00., Norwaik.
and E. E. GorhIam. East Norwalit sell
our tau m. 1‘ l

’? 13,119

 

is re flittitflou WITH 11143.1
nor nears OITAINAILI

11 .11 for term can-
Kl‘l' across.

"I

W. A. Holmes '1‘.
ton: 11.11. enema
w DTSWml a In. Hoerl
y c r, e a rip n.J , Ill.
8. 11 mass Moroccan “mansion.

P..Phillipa
”itb, ChaunIca wmk°"lrfi111gm}3’
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law of 1.905 audition.

W
on. cannon naataan’
wasmuo'rou septa

11% $0M hideout ly upon the ap-
i‘pointment of-h tattoo-censor. ~~

‘ Hart 1111st or rim-true

 

Mr. and Mrs. Elhrldne tMitchell,
and Abram rim. of .1611 Main

”Dr. David baddsr disorders.
E Salmon; chief of the Bureau of Aal— meat of prostrate cloud. This is"
“Ritual 'mmii‘i Department 0! Aflllilli-
dared bl: resignation to

tnl her loinlolll'ateiy" For sale by

 

iLAWYIflC AT LAKTE—O—MPOUNQI.

LAKE COMI’OllNCh‘. t‘..onn Sept. 7.
—-'l‘ho New Haw-n lawvrls arrived
here shortly after noon yesterday in
biracial trot ey cars from ow library
The brrrutm numbered .nnd they
immediately bulbined all others from

111110th themselves at this lemons re-

as ”9“? lot of not with or the 83:33? shoal one man "1.1133612 gm “met"... a promo of Wm.
I . cpl-ii , “My.“ I0. ”..,-..,... mm sums carried on mature dinner.
Andrew J. Kelalor. who has been “to“ WW!!! ‘9 d’vlllafl "Mill"! ihbludi M“ "“6" 110711111 MOM"

etc. A s p: m. the lawyers at dawn
to an i rm l dinner *iitciudihg a
hoop be e. , a affair wall in olilirge

of'Secrdt‘hry John it. ”Booth of a com-
mitiee of srrmtgcmouas. After the
dinner titer‘1 was "1 informal list of
locals responded to. Among those on
tho trip were Judao Ullmon. M the

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

MIN ACT IBWY lN DANCIR.

Imam In hal of mankind over a :-
yclra of age loffer from kids

usually a

 

tn
ihfat audit ll.
door can}. old he tananyat’th’o

first nine of dnn er. as iticorrcoan
regularities and as hhrulmuyy matting?
men of this rituals. Mr. ilotIiuer‘ r
an n

1'31 m1°" Man“ "31:11"; and no
I W . H
m ltd slur tuition

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aad hole 'a

 
 
 

which
friable-nod the horse. of Mrs Marc's

Htllla‘on Powell Corporation. Clifford lllniuau. of New Haven. who ‘was
Pharmacy and \. Zoiifuas' Phnr thrown out ahd seriously injured. was
macy. " polled by Grand Juror ll V Pork yea-

ierdlly.

lynch of evidence was given as tho
cause for lilo action in dropping 'ho
prosecution of the case. Mrs. ilinman
do still suffering from her injury and
her lift! is 111 linioa dosphlrod of ll
was said if {tile should’ ‘not recover tli‘o
young man mum be charged with
manaiuuatiier.

INo UNPEIAOANT "”078.
foultlvar toolr'DHWltt's Little Ear-
fibers for billiousaesa or constipa-

lion you know what pill pleasure is.
These famous little pills cleanse the
liver 'and TM the system of all bile
without producing unpleasant effects.
fluid by The Oil drd rharmmy. ”

console 61"qu anemone.

 

 

 

t thirty years or more. it is hop ed the time in which towns can apply for m y,
112‘s” recover from his long illness. state aid for roads and letters to this' ng'gngfiumgflfigfflfifiig- 13:12:: 'Iriduaport Vounnam injured at I a.
and that ‘6. Pl}: again 1:06“ solos Effect 1111ch entlto itiwns IthlItIih Sheriff M Nerney. County" Commis- 111., in Not “my.“ Willi 7 p.- at.
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lsi staff been bill upon to it"ttiiiid so
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tirm ol the emergency «locum The
tumyonmld dhiid was scallion by a
pan or toiling water in the marbling
t often cult “tapioca his

or] pronouncing :1 boycott on American

 

“.i.. Cucumber 7“ ,.
r11 wrist «don cup matchbobe of the ‘-
maul insanely or “this installment 2
. ubw , 11 bribe ails

 
 

Pearl Button, good quality. special at. ...... . .k ....... ..... to am”.
Good quality Pins..
2Wiro Hair Pins.
Fine duality Tooth Brushes... ..... . ........................ ..le

1’. Not from one section alone. but-11min 1u1ywhere that a timely lot can be
found to be sold at a pinched price”

 

 

am To pass also: my: Miscattauscuis canon: .

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.......... ................... 2 papern‘fo‘ o

 

 

Largo Jar of Petroleum Jelly........ .......... . ............... 1. 10c I

 

Busting Cotton ...... . ................ ;. ............ . ......... . 2" I mod

 

Ladies wnue Duck Wash Bells ..................... . ............ 10¢ nth ‘ 1

“14.1

Bone Ilalr Pins. . . ............................................. 8c adores

Lar'go bottle of Amonlu .............................. . ......... 5c 11 bbiila

 

Children's Fast. lllack Ribbed llosc, sinus,

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Children's Iiibbod 'i‘an Hose, all sizes, ...... 12%;: apalr

 

lmdics' Fast Black floss ..................... 10¢ a pair; 3 pairs foh’llllo'

liadies'

ladies

ILadles'

Ladies'

 

Fusl.1llnck and Tan Lace llose, regular 19c quality, special 15c'1a1pr

how Neck and Sleeveless Vests regular lilo quality, now...10c only
‘ regulal price, 98c, special 75o «all

good quality Muslin Drawers, made with cambrlck ruffllnz and 1‘
hemstltchlng ...... at 25c at pair

Percale Wrappers. made of good quality percole. Iin all colors“,

 

Ladles'

Ladies'

Black Sateen Underaklris, made with deeprui‘fle, special. at [be

Low Neck and Short Sleeve Vests special ................ Be “on

83- 85 Washmeton Street.

 

 

 

SOFA PILLOWS

This week we have an excellent line of new Pillow Tops to ahowI you.

at 503.

These new fall designs are not altogether different from those we have
had. but an we do not wish to put new stock with the “driftwood" 67‘1“
season we have decided lo close out all th old stock at half price; or: in
other words you may select any pillow from the old stock at 251:.

if your “bump" of economy is well developed you'll come lbriy Infill
take advantage of this exceptional offering.

86 WASHINGTON ST..

 

All untrimmed Straw Hole. 2511. 39c and 75c.
and Washable- Hats.

88 WASHINGTON STREIET.

PADS

PENGILB
PENCIL BOXES

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

N. E. RYAN,

SOUTH NORWAbK— .

 

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v-rle-arancz 5a

‘1 Milli WK;

6! “Trimmed summery

Children's Mull Bonnets
Ladles' Duck lime in all the latest styles
, ,

S. S. TIItLOTSON,

GOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

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NELSON’S

sou. LINE or 9011001. soppugm
1 . seasons
arenas
PENS AND HOLDERS
POSTAL caso ALBUMS. FROM 1°C or.
‘ AUTOGRAT LINEN PAPER.

 

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monotooge’cglvengni‘n
(“jut MM 11‘“ . and “Jilstalsozootl”m

.lewrsr tiff-l, at '
sis-lint! -

from 5 to .91/9 ....... 1011 a pair ‘ ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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