fl ,. ails-II
ong? sun can,
cross om its '
also... am IMO
ALI. woos ILANKI‘I'I,
12.50 no mo.
1 and 47 West Washington Direct.
I South Nomalk.
Loni liens lilies
m
For No‘rwalk and vicinity: Rain to
night and Tuesday. There are two
well defined sterilis thl'3" morning east
of the Rocky Mountains. One is cen-
tral ov,er Lake Erie and the other is
central in North Dakota. They are
producing cloudy and, unsettled weath-
er ln the northern sections with quite
heavy rain In the Ohio Valley and
eastern portion of the Lake region.
The temperature continues mild in all
sections. Conditions savor far this
vicinity cloudy and rainy weather and
not much change in temperature.
Kenneth Thomas, of Bridgeport, has
returned home after visiting friends
in Norwaik. of.whieh city he Was a
former resident,
~Oranulsted Sugar. 9% lbs. 500. F.
D. Lawton ti; Co.
Mis3 Florence DeWiti,
will take up her residence in Bridges
port. where she has secured a posi—
tion in a kindergarten.
..¢.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Goodrich have
returned to South Norwalk after hav~
ing spent the major part of the sum-
mer near Portland, Me.
Raymond mothers have the con-
tract for furnishing a large amount
of censiruction material for the AIII~
erioan Telephoiio' and Tell-graph Co.
The foliage of the trees in the couII-,
' Norwaik,
of Wilton. '
A 'c'hcr B. Jennings. of Yslssvllie
was a visiton in town. .70me
w..—
Miss Emilie Spear. oi Brooklyn. iI
the guest of on. David M. Corbett;
.0" Cedar street.
Joseph Hcpdriokson, of the Locomo
bile iactory Bridgebbrt. spent Sunday
at his home in Norwsik.
«on
Uncas Tribe. No. 26. improved OrdeI
of lied Men. will hold a meeting to
morrow night at it o'clock.
St. John's Lodge. A. F. and A. M., 0.
will center the entered up
preniice degree Thursday.
William Gazette. o! 5 Henry street
an employee of the Norwalk loch
works. is very sick at his home
J. Howard Devhelsr. who is a stu-
dent at. Stevens Institute, Hobokcn, N.
J., is spending a week in Norwalk.
——(lranulated sugar; 19 lbs., 81.
D. Lawton & Co.
_.______......
William Duane, of New York city.
was a Sunday guest of J. E. Wood
agent at the Norwalk passenger depot.
Miss May Smith and Miss Dorothy
smith, of it‘alriield. have been guests
of Mrs. David Boers, of Fairlield ave
nue.
Miss Catherine Harty. of Golden
lliil street, Donbury. is the guest at
Mr. and Mrs, James Cole, of Elizabeth
street.
'l‘he Norwalk Bird Club will mac!
io-Idght at the home of R. M. Dayton.
corner of High street and Elmwood
avenue.
MI‘.« and Mrs, Lewis H. Nash. oi
Nash Island, Noroton, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Sarah M. Nash, of Eimwooo
avenue.
Anthony (ioromino was operated on
at tllB'NOI‘Wlllk Hospital. Friday by Dr.
J. Dumortier. assisted by Drs. liohan-
nan, Sheror and Wolfe.
E. J. Siurges. oi? New MIli’oni \th
try around Danbury, paIiicIIiurly new ha“. been the guests of Dr and Mrs.
Luke Kenosla, is taking on perceptible Jean Dumortier of West Wusumgm“
colors of red and yellow. Autumn is
rapidly approaching
l
street, has rciuiuod home
Edward C. Newman. of the (‘on-
Simon Newman, head “‘31“ man at; hecticut Railway and lighting (loin
the office of Adams FprI-ss Company
in South Norwalk, has stnItcd on a
week‘s vacation, and Richard Roy—
mond is substituting.
-Bad blood and indigestion arr
deadly enemies to good health. Bur-
dock Blood .Bltters destroys them.
Fix-Commodore and Mrs. A. E. Chas
mar, oi the Hotel Ciii‘iord. will leave
town this week. going to loloruiio
and Arizona. where they will probably
spent eight or nine months.
“Native peaches, $1.00 and $1.
basket. F. I). Lawton & (10
Dancing will continue at line pavil-
ion at Roton Point all this week. and
and the music was enjoyed by a large
as at any time timing the. season (in
Friday night will be the benefit. to
Low's orchestra.
2i)
———
Charles H. Kora. with his mother.
has returned from Buffalo and Ni.
agnrn il‘ulis. Today he resumed his
work with the Great Northern Railway
Company, in New York, after two
wt-eks‘ vacation.
”.-
Wheeler & Wilson's Band, of llrldgo-
port. gnvc two of the best concerts of
the season at ltolon Point. yesterday.
and llIcnIIIsic was enjoyed by a large
number of people. The band will
play next Sunday. and the point will
probably be closcd after that day.
A cortitlcuic of Incorporation was
filed with the stain secretary last work
by tho lirldgoport Silverware Com-
pany. ll, capitalization is $50,000, and
the lncurporutoru om Thomas E. Mr-
F‘nrinnc, it‘. ll. Mrit‘arlnnc and (icorgo
R. Borneo. of Bridgeport.
The restaurant at the hotel at Roton
Polnl, will remain (illt'li until aitI-r
next Sunday. on nrcoum of the do-
ilghtfui woaihcr which has lit‘l'VililI‘ll.
The popular steward. II‘. it. Latin, con-
tinues in charge, and )‘osII-I‘Ilny a
large business was door in shore din
net's. Etc.
..—
A regular meeting of the Norwniks
Historical and Mcmoriul Library As-
sociation will be hold on “'ltililflililil)’
owning at it p. III. at tho historical
house. 8 West nvcnuc. A full attend
once is desired. it. in oxpoctcd on «It»
trs program or interest will be pro»
vlilctl. .l. 'l'. liulIboli will give I! litt-
per on “The Wyoming Settlement."
Try it and
1"" down
to your you won» born, to which add
4.?then add ilit' ago which you will be
at. your next birthday. provided it
comes before January int. otherwise
your use at your lost blrthdu: motto
ply result by loud and deduct from
Hero is s new music.
one what. It docs to you.
pony otticc left town today on it vacu-
tion trip to Syracuse, N. Y.
if you have a safe deposit box in
;the vault of the South Norwaik 'l'l'llill
Company, you have no fear that bur-
glars will roiiovc you of your valua-
bles.
Mrs. David Baldwin. Mrs. Clifford
[latch and two children. who have
been visiting Mrs. David Beers. oi
h‘airiield avenue. have returned to
their home in New Milford.
Mr. and Mrs William E. Sheobau.
who were recently married at Mum-la
ind. weIo guests Sunday of MI. Shoo
iwu's mothci. lII RIY‘OI street NUI‘
walk. Mr. and Mrs. Sheohan are now
stopping in New York city.
W, B. lioiiurmo, the Norwalk I'i'iil
estate man. has purchased from Chur-
ies iteynolds, a tract of ten acres in
Newtown avenue, Norwalk. it is Mr.
DeGIII'n‘Io’s intention to divide. the pro-
perty Into building lots, which he wiiI
sell.
The Jones and Hotchklss Company.
at Norwalk. has the contract (or ex-
tensiw plumbing at the (Iorbain place
on Chestnut ilili. which was purchas-
l'i‘ some time ago by F‘. M. (loinstock.
or New York, and is being rebuilt by
the new owner.
The chiIonstrIIilon of Vciox paper
given at the book and stationery store
of William 1’. Boers, Saturday, was a
big success. The large crowd which
attended kept the demonstrator from
the “Kodak ()lty" busy until after ill
o'clock in the evening. Mr. Beers
carries a large and lip»iovtliito stock
or Eastman goods.
llovmrd tlhlld. (ii-conwich: l". W.
Noble, Bouihwlck; James Gumbo. i~'.
W. Kraft. (I. l). Brandt, Mr. and Mrs.
W. ii. Livingston. 'i‘heodoro ’l‘. It‘rycr.
New York; ’I‘. M. llnywurd, Leo.
Mann A E. Newhsll. hymn; il. (.l.
(‘arwlck, Washington; (loorge W.
Belts. Illaglewood; Mr. and Mrs. w.u .
Montgomery Summit. N. J.; Eugene
Ilnderhlli Philadelphia; lo. 1). Molar
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wcod, Miss
Hattie Raymond. Miss Cos. Ilium-livid;
J P. Block Bellini: Mr. .1 it. I'nulco,
New Moron: W. i' ()hur W III. Mot-
ihews. 'I‘. .l. ilprinuhsm. south Nor-
wIIlk; (1. ii, Iiuribort. William and
Frank Wobbler. Iinnbury, new guest»
Saturday or yesterday at “In Hotel
Clifford.
ADVIRTIIID LETTERS.
Letters mldreusd as follows. remain
unclaimed In the plut-oillco III Nor
walk. (I n.. for the week ending Bat-
urdsy 8n
Wm. Adams tiulsoppo Ilrursio, F.
this 1194 .423 Substitute tor tbu sipha- H. ('lnrii, mills IIcrmIln. touts brown
but A for i, II for 2. i‘ for it and no lag. Haul Hicks Arthur Mildly Mrs.
on. The result will give ilr- name
by which you are popularly hoIvn.~--
Exnhsagog.
.“M, Putney. Mrs. J (2.
i m
‘ ii. 3. Kicl’l‘li, P. M.
’l‘roo. .l.’ .
_ Fresh and Cornell Plots........5c lb.
Best Shoulder s:m............m«- lb.
Small Lean Hams HI: lb.
Native Chickens and Val. Boring
Daub. fleet Tongues. etc.
Public Motrket
unsure MAIN not".
g y, , .1 . if; .1. t? i
F.,
__ E c. Stuart, 0! Norma. has bdo "
sppdihted a salary ,puhilcgé . .
Of all the discuss known. with
whichhwomen are sililéted. kidney dis-
ths most fatal. In‘ fact, unless
early and correct treatment is applied,
the wosry patient. seldom survives.
Being fully aware oi this. Mrs. Pink-
ham. early in her career. gave exhaust-
ire study to the subject, and in pro-
ducin her 3 tremedy for woman‘s
ills- ydia Pinkhsm‘s Vegetable
Compound—«was careful to see that. it.
contained the correct combination of
herbs which was sure to control that
fatal disease. womsu‘ a kidney troubles.
The Vegetable Compound acts in her.
mony with the laws that govern the
entire female system. and while there"
are many so cal ed remedies for kidney
troubles. Lydia E. Pinkhun’s Vege-
table Compound is the only one cape
.clally prepared for Women, and thou-
sandshavo been cured of serious kidney
dernngenients by it. Derangements of
the feminine organs quickly afleot the
kidneys, and when a. woman has such
symptoms as pain or weight. in the
iolns. backache. beorln down as.
urine too frequent. scan or big col~
ored producing scalding or burning,
or deposits like biick list in it; on-
usual thirst. swelling of handsnnd lest.
swelling under the eyes or sharp pains
in the back running down the inside
0: her groin. she may be sure her kid-
neys are ail'ectod and should lose no
time in combating the disease with
Lydia E Pinkhsm‘s Vegetable Com-
pound, the womans remedy for wo-
man' s ills.
The following letters show how
marvelously successful ltls
2.
Int-I. flsmuel ‘ll‘r'ske. of Pros t
Plains. N. .l.. writes: PW
bear Mrs. Pinkhsm:-
I cannot thank you enough for what L dis
.Pln 's V etablo CompoundI has one
forms. on! rat wrote to yml hui sut-
ierod {or years with what: the doctor called
kidney trouble and con tion of the Womb.
M back soiled dr y all the timenud
so cred so w'wthal that bsarlngdown { ee'llng' I
could him kacross the room I did not
get any be tor, so daoi ed to sto i«lecturing
with WW physician an take L £1an-
ybl a Goal yand an lam that
gun! bony it: egetsm eutl cured me I do all
own work. have no more back ache and
mthe had symptoms have disc p.psared
Icannotpro inc your medicine amulet, and
would advise all women loitering with hiuey
01‘0“th it.
Mrs. J. W. hang, of 620 Third Avo~
me. New IYork, writes:
Dear Mrs!
l have heeh'k a 81W sufferer with
trouble. My back gMilled all the time and
was discos heard that Lydia E
Pinkhun’sv bio Compound would care
kidney 6109“.de began totaks it' and it
bucursdmo when everything else buliaiiod.
I have recommended it to lots of people“ and
tbs! all also» u very birth! 3’
Mrs. Piukhom's Standing In-
vitation.
Women suffering from kidney
trouble, or any form of female weak-
ness are invited to l‘promptly communi-
cate with Mrs. khmn at. Lynn.
Mus. Out oi the great volume of ex-
rionce which she has to draw from.
tie more than likely she has the very
knowled e that M help your case.
liar adv is free and always help.
iul.
Minimise-'0 Yamaha-pun alto-an mum-wuss.
RECLAIMING HUNTING MARSHES.
CHICAGO September liw’l‘ be ditch
commissioners of Lake County lnd.,
are piojcrtlng tire reclamation of tin-
bunting IIIursbI-s which range for milrs
along the Culunwt ltlvor on With sides.
'I‘hese marshes include the mlebrnletl
bunting prcsorvcs of tho 'l‘oll«-~:tou (lIiiI
Club, of Chicago. comprlslnz thous-
auils of acres of wild rice ii. iii". 'l'lll‘
reclaiming oi‘ tho marshes Will Ilcsiroy
the big hunting prcsorves, bid will pro
ducc the most valuable tanning land
in Indiana.
The 'i‘olicslon Club prcscrves have
li(‘(‘ll illt‘ sI-cno of liercc anilcs bc~
lwt’t'li iltc Willi'llnltin and trespassing
ferIIcrs. during which many men how
boon kilicd.
LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP.
"A cold or cough nearly always pro-
duces consiilnitlona—ihe water all runs
to the eyes, nose and throat instead
of passing out of the system through
the liver and kiIlIIt-ys. For the want
of moisture the bowels bccomc dry
and hard." licnncdy‘s laxative lion-
Oy and TM is the original LilXIllin'
Cough Syrup. li meots and corrects
the above conditions. by acting as a
plcnsnnt rnihurtic on tho bowciswcx‘
pols nil colds from ”I" system and
euros tIll coughs, croup. \leoIIpliIu
cough. ho (irlppe.. bronchitis ctr. “
TRAVEL TO PACIFIC COAST.
(lilitbli'li), Hcpicmbor ii. The how
is and illnrk Exposition, at Portland.
this summer. has created it slrcmn of
travel towards the Pacific coast which
excl-oils anything bcforo hoard of {or
so extended u period. The 'l‘runscouii-
hcntnl Passenger Association through
the joint ascncy during llit' pcrlod in-
IWI-cn Aluli ill and AIInIisI1tl.vuil
dated 'iIlIIiM tickets which originated
east of (‘ IIlcugo.
W
OUDDIN ATTACfiEOF DYSENTERY
A prominent lady of ilrooklyn N. Y
wriios Io innuiro where she can ob
tttin Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea ltumody. title. says: "Whilc
stopping at It ranch in Booth lIItkIIIII
l was lulu-n ill of what Inuunod to bc
cholorn. They gave me some of this
medicine and ii ourod Inc. ’1 brought
II bottle homo and have just, used the
lust of it lolly. Mother was taken
suddenly ill of dysentery and it help
ed )Iur lininodlatoiy." For solo by
Stillsonml’owoii Cot-Immtlon. Clifford
Pharmacy and Zoiifuus‘ l'lIar
mot-y. . "
AUTOGRAT LINEN PAPER. 1Do Do.
l Poor aAND ALIUMI. ALL men.
|Full Line of School
' Supplies Lowaeii’ s
CllOcOlales
Souvenir Post Cards
POPULAR AMUSEMENT'S.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
m.-
One Night Only,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12.
THE PEER OF POPULAR MUSICAL
COMEDY,
Happy Holigan’s Irlp Around
. the World.
PRESENTING EVERYTHING THAT
IS NEW AND NOVEL.
The Gayest and Jolliest Company of
Fun Makers, assisted by the Pret-
tiest Girls of Ravishlng Beauty,
Gownod in Magnificent Splendor.
FUNNIER THAN THE FUNNIEST
BRIGHTER THAN THE BRIGHTEBT
NEWER THAN THE NEWEST.
PRICES....25. 35. 50 and 75 CENTS
Seats on Sale Friday, Sept. 8th.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
One Day Only,
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 16TH.
Matinee and Night.
ANNE BLANCKE
in Edward Locke's New Race Track
Melodrama.
Fighting Fate.
SEE Race Track Scene Iii sheep-head
Bsyn-Grut East Side Showing CI-
dst Headquarters —~ street Car
Smashup and Mob Scene—Wireless
Telegraph in Operation.
Special Matinee st 2: 15.
PRiCEE—Mflln”. Children 16c;
Adults. 250. Evening, 250. 3150. 50c.
Brats on solo 'I‘ursdny. Hopi. litih.
ii
301 till P0 ill
0" In. Road,- NIiIiilO'p Wonderland;
Mas .ai. .l. smith Janus
Immfim manuall‘fls
Director.
DANCING svssv sunburn.w
rum. chansons.
m
“Satuidnim. Baseball.
IUNDAY DEPT. 10.
mammalian you...
shops Mfl’lgfl'mgin “stone‘s”
It" 9' itmlicl.
Willi .m Mim-
WM”? “6 . .
Oilliii
it
llitsnders Who Must An -_
tore Criminal Super”: ,
This Wssk~ ~Brldgen‘9
Send Up Many Camila:
Below will be found t full ”83'“
offenders whose cases are on tho
hat of the criminal superior court,
which is to come in next Tuesday at
ternoon with Judge John M ’l‘hayor
on the bench. The total number of
cases down makes no less than Til,
which is very near to being the ioigolst
in the history of the (:0qu even for a
September teIm.
(it these (asses ball has 5'99 o al-
lowed in thI and the ohldhdhrpmaye
been enjoying libcily pending the new
tion of tho couIl Tie .-oiheI till liaVo
had to linger in jail weeks. some
of them for months, on tile, court who
last in session in May
Of the list
Stamfoi d and DanbuIy are large con~
lr',lbuiois while Nowtown does pref;
ty well for it place oi” its size.
One Mid-dc r can.
The, only :InIIrdcr case on the list
In lilo tonllnued one of horny Boiler.
Whiili comes ronI Stamford and was
put. ovor at the last term of the
court. it is expected that, the case:
will bc disposcd or this term. There
are scvoral canon of assault with in-
tent to kill and two more serious
ones charging atiempi. to murder.
There are two for criminal assault
and one for on atlempt.. Hero is the
list of offcndcrs now in the hands of
the sheriff. either in this city or in
Imibury: ‘ ”4
Many Offenders. '
Louis Anrretie. burglary and theft
l’lrhlgepori.; Antonio Aceto. abandon-
ing wii'c. Bridgeport: Richard Iiun-
ncil. vngrnncy. Newiown; Victor
liunynk bigainy, GIcenwiclI; Thomas
linirows, thoi‘t Bridgcpoii; Leroy
Butler, minder, Standout. Thomas
they, lInglaIy. and John Ward, bur~
blui'y, lil'ldgeporh (‘llailes Burger,
attempt at Iunrdcr, Norwalk; Charles
(‘lanlwcll theft from person. Stain-
Iord; Edward Clifford, attempted
criminal assault, Bridgeport; Michael
Connors. breach of peace. Bridgeport;
James (fury. horso theft. itidgoilcid;
Martin liixcy..nrson, Fairfleid; icicner
llonn. indecent assault. Sirati’ord.
llcrvcy Doilraw, theft. Nowlown;
loot-III- (Ircar, theft. i-lridgcport.; .lohn
Groin. burglary. Wl-slpol't: Ashe! 'l‘.
llolm, burglary and [ht-It, GI‘I'IcIIwirb;
Micbncl llso, bigamy, lirhlgcport;
lilaronco Johnson. attempt to kill.
Bridgeport: Frmlcrlck Jackson. bur-
glory and theft. Wenlpori.
.luInI-s Murray, robbery; .ltimcs
Ross. hobbery; Edward McClellan and
(leorgo inn-son. theft from person:
Donald Mrilnrihy, attempted theft
from person: John Norman, burglary:
William Nnbic. burglary: Philip
Rowo injury to properly; Francis
liIIII't-Ilo, attempt to kill: Patrick
lit-nrdon. theft from person; Joseph
Sioiii, limit of chickens. all from
liridaoport. .
Rubi-rt, Sucklcy, llIcfl. ’l‘rIImbIIii:
Tuner Snnlciio, ntiompt to kill.
Bridgeport; S. Swain, burglary illlli
theft. (irocnwicb; Sit-'lllll‘li Swan, th-il
from person, Stamford: (lharlos
of cases 31 oil ihelll'
Smith, then from person, Bridgeport;
port; Marlin 'l‘I-rriil, burglary. Sium~
lord; llcnnaro 'i‘aio, abuse of child.
Norwalk; Thomas Tobin, breach of
peace. 'i‘ruiulmll; itobcrl Williams
and Henry Sicifins, ircspass on cars
Newtown; Ilnniel Wilson. attempt. to
murder, Norwnlk; Joseph Wisdner
burglary. lirhlgcpori: George Wig
gins. embezzlement. Trumbull: An-
dl'tW Willie. burglary. llrldgcporln
(‘lllford Yorkum, burglary. Bridge-
port; Iinnlc (hulls, ilIcfi. Stamford:
John linrko, revolving stolen tummy
and Thomas (lolly, theft from person,
Huntington: James Meilrndy, bur~
glory. Bridgeport.
Danbury's List.
William (lion-land. .loiIn it). Smith.
and Arthur lit-lircnrc. trespass (Ill curs
Newtown: l‘nul liotIInun. theft. and
Lou Thomas burglary, Newtown.
.lolin (l’lioy, .ioscph Conroy, 'i‘homnn
ll. Kano (Imago liunds burglary.
llnnlnuv (lcnigc A. Dickson theft of
pouitiy. ilnnbury; laduel Williams,
criminal assault. lleihel.
Those out on bonds are:
(iorinun, ltoy llI-ynolds
ford, Annlo Smith,
Michael Bollard,
()tto Mussoli,
h-s ll (lrcon
.._...—-—-—.———————-
POPULAR AMUEEMENTS.
"HAPPY liliOlJiM N" TOMORROW.
hastily and with llllKlll. and main do
lbr artists in the "Happy Iioolignu’s
'i'rlp Around the World." which will ho
tho attraction at Iont's ’i‘lit'nirr. to-
morrow. work to entertain their nulli-
«III-cu. When the company was on-
gnsnd for the prosoni million of this
most popular of all iorrc comedlts the
management secured the services of
tho vory best talent that could be sr~
cured. The matter of salaries was no
oblocl, so long as corn lilll‘l in the
'comedy could be tilled by the artist
who was the. best qualified by person-
hilly and attainments to fill it. The
result is
and singers which is distinctly high.
'.rlm Where is not a mediocre per»
former in tho (-niirc organisation and
some of the members are stars at the
Very first class.
chIiorlointnent
wnr (Imaginary: noun.
Why ()lris’ [wave Home was the bill
at Iioyt‘s Theatre. Saturday Afternoon
and evening was well staged andpre-
seated via two lsr Aurieaees. The
next Attractions w i be Happy liooh
lgains trip Around the World tin-more
row, 'i‘uesdoy night.“
NEW HATUMA'Y ATTRACTION.
Lovers or melodrama regret that
there are so fun musical numbers and
‘speriuiilt-s tntmiuced into the play.
but probably have not locked for the
reason which is this: The vaudeville
an); is II tmgtmgftoas to “It!!! artist
It s M .m
'h m‘mlm immune we
Patrick
Humor: Sno-
W'llllunl (luios.
Joseph AIIdront-llo.
Arthur Goithilf. (.lhnr-
Andrew 3le0. attempt to kill, Bridge-l
II ugmogallon of rommiiuus‘
l
|
in ”ya To any ABOUT THE MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS.
.hloh‘ iIom one action alone, but from anywhere that a timely lot can he
£0th to be sold at It pinched pIicc.
Putti'l Mutton. good quality, special ill.
Good quality l‘iIIs..
Wire Hair Pius
. Scallop,
-..v.........u-I....
. lo a, paper ,
Pine quality Tooth Iirushos........ ............ . ........... lilo each
large JHP'Of_P(9li"(lll.llllll .ioily........................' .......... . 10c a'jarr '
Banting (lottmi....... ..... . ...... ...... .. 2:: a spool
Ladies‘ WiIlteDnck Wash Belts... ........ Wench.
Honolialri’iuaJ. ...... ...... ............................Sentient:
large bottle of Amonia.. ..... .......... 5c: bottle
titular-en‘s Fast Blue}: Ribbed lloso. sizes, from 5 it) 91; 10¢ a pair.
nllsi/cs,12'/2capair
Children's » Ribbed 'l‘nn llosc.
ladies' Fast llluck' iiosc... .......... 10¢ a pair; 3 pairs for 25o.»
Ladies l‘asl. liluck and Tan Loco lioae, regular l‘lc quality, special 15c a pr
Ladles' how Neck and Sloololoss Vests regular lhc quality new.
..10c each
ladies' good quality Muslin Disweis, made with rIIIIIinck milling and
IIeIuslitclIing...... at 256 a pair
Ladies Percale Wi'uappeIs made of good IIIIIIIliy percnlo. in all colors.
regular price. .lSc. special 75:, each
Indios' lilaik qtlii‘l‘il UIIchskiIls made with deep Indie special... at 690
Ladies Low Neck and Short Sleeve Vests, special................ So each
83- 85 Washington Street.
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The Neckwear
Section is very strong. in good values at this writing. and we invite
you to a great front. of snappy fall siylcs'wliirli have just arrived.
l‘d‘t’lllli‘lll purchases and grout can: in sclcciing thc best that are
III:IIIIIi:ItriIIrI-Il :It popular prim-s. IIIleu- this l'cainri: of our business a
il't‘lilt‘ll(l(,)lli~‘ success
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N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
Clearance Sale:
Of Trimmed Millinery.
All IIIItrlIIIIncd StInw Ilnlqs 25c ’l9c and 75c. Children's Mull Bonnets
and \l'nshuble tints. lollies“ Dink Hats in all the latest styles.
S. S. TILLOTSON,
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
consmucnlly uniting-'01s of illi‘liliiiiilllil' ELECTRIC POWER FOR “ELEVAT.
find it Illillcull to conipoic with tho: 0
vntIIlI-villo boners. "Fighting i‘iIlr” i
.It the lloyis Theatre ncxt Sniuiduy.
Scpiembei it}. is said to be. an oxccp- and 1..
tion to the rule. The nutnngoincni‘ power I-loIIIlc motor to be installed in
out- priced the “IoiIilIIuoIIs manngcis' the proIlslon company‘s new eleva-
'und lune sccuch artists who barolioI in (‘Ioss about.
new and novci specialties. These are
interspersed through the entire play.
R.
The Holmes. Koeier & Selieck com-
pany have cuntiuclod with the C R.
A cynic is a man who does not in-
Spctinl Inulincc at 22h}: Prices, Ibo slsl, on believing his canleioupes are
and‘ his. ‘sweet just because he raised them.
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llwar Boot
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Miller.
watt-mum rainstorm“
Name one.
...............2 paper. fonts.
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Company for a fifteen horse .2
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