. - e on dentists l AT The. “.00 01.60.3110. 31.75. M ALI. WOOL ILANKITI. ' " no we no. Erik: Eureka 3 ‘\ Marlee me Hotel Block. 45 end 41 est Washington ltreet. some non-walk. Lucdlcuslnles WEATHER napon'r. M For Norwaik and vlnlnity: Generally cloudy with occaalopaiishowens tonishl and Tuesday. A long trough of low pressure extends from the upper Mis- sissippi Valley southwestward to Tex- as and a ridge of: high pressure ex- tends along the north Atlantic coast. Cloudy and showery weather with mild temperatures prevails in nearly all sections east of the Rocky Mountains. Heavy rainfall in inches-was reported from Wichita. Kant, 3.12; Kansas City, Mo.. 2.66; Northfield. Vt.. 1.38: Hatteras. 1.38. Conditions .do not in- dicate any decided change in the He other or temperature for this vicin- y. Special sale of floor at the United Grocery Conipany. Read the ad. The New York Grocery Company sets the pace in its ad. today. Read it. Largo green peppers for pickling can be obtained at Dibhie’s. Read his ed. A. B. C. capsules for your Septem- ber cold. Zeitfuss' Pharmacy sells them. wJ. W. Studwell has sent one of the famous Huntington pianos to Los An geles. California. Proper hats at Rogers it Stevens‘. Read their ad. for description and prices. Crepe and shelf paper is the special at Briggerman’s. The adl will give you prices. Miss Edna Seymour. of South Nor» walk, spentSunday with her cousin, in Southport. The best meats obtainable are solo at the Public Market and lowest cash prices prevail. There is something of interest to the boys and girls in the Boston Store ad. today. Read it. The Norwalk Clt'y Council will hold a meeting this evening at the Council chamber. in Wall street. All wool lngrains at the D. M. Read store, only title. Other interesting specials in the ad. Read it. Mr. and Mrs. 0. ii. Jennings. of Southport. were Sunday guests in Norwalk, of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Coley. The Norwalk Bird Club will meet tonight at the home or R. M. Dayton. corner of Elmwood avenue and High street. A. Dickermnn a Son are showing a new line of fndlnn rugs. Call and see them before the assortment is broken. The ad, gives prices. Plant the seeds of fortune today. The South Norwalk Savings Bank is a good garden to plant in. Four per cent. interest is allowed. Walter Russell. of Brooklyn. '116- phew of Col. George D. Russell. pro- prietor of thc Norwalk Hotel. is spend- ing a couple of weeks vacation in town. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Montgom- ery. of Norwalk. who have been on a six weeks tour of the Pacific coast are expected home this evening from Cni- ifornla. Charles H. Freudenthal. of Green- wood avenue. Bother, is entertaining his mother. Mrs. Charles Freudcnthal, and his niece, Miss Jessie h‘reudenthal. of Norwalk. Miss Bessie Corbett, of William P. Bcers' stetloncry and book store. Nor- walk. is enjoying a week's vacation. which she is spending in Woodstock and other places. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. DeGurmo. of Wall street. are entertaining the late ter's sister. Mrs. Hannah Bordmsn. of Boston. and sister-lu-law, Mrs. Edwin Brown. of Wisconsin. Letter to Max Tarlov. South Norwelk. Dear Sir: You know how well it pays to keep your carriage painted. both for looks and to keep out water. it pays as well to paint your barn and your house. We put, your barn iirst, because that is your businessnyour customers use it. You see. then» arc two good reasons (or point; one is looks; the other is wear. if you paint for looks. the wear will take care of itself. Pulnt often for looks; and use good paint for both looks and wear. The best paint. is Dcvoc lend-and- zinc ground together by machinery; some as used by the U. S. Govern- menl. it takes fewer gallons than mixed paint and wears twice as long as lead-smi-oii mixed by hand. Yours truly. r. w. onvon ll. co. 120 P, S.—-—C. iii. Dow. South Norwaik; Hubbell a Staple lidw. 00.. Norwaik. and iii. if. Gorhem. East Not-walk sell our point. ' women-4:“ , Best Meats Obtain- able at the Low- est Market Prices Public “ "fleet u tours nil fund. .36 ., ' 9m! - f , _‘_ «1;, ” he has been attending an a delegate eight members of the national council ' heed the ' the retried c Joy-Mint is its Dow sells it. . wrote-noes ere minus at ”hill twitter . 9 .. . *Kodol Will curs dyspepsia. The Cili- ford Pharmacy sells it. “George J“. Cevansgh. of Norwalk. was a guest yesterday of Frank Brun- dsge. in Bethel. Mrs—«Melville E. Mead'sv Hillsldo‘ school for girls and young ladies will . re-opon Wednesday. | Mrs. Lulu MacAllister. of‘iiillsabeth. , N. J... has been spending a few days in South Norwslk. Bernard Collins, who has been in lilurope for some time, will sail Sep- ' ,r ills a bas- ;onibor 23 on the steamer Lucania. Miss Mildred Merrill. of Huntington, Willis Austin. of Woodward avenue. L. i.. is the guest of Mr. and ,Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Crofoot. who have been on a two, weeks' vaca- tion trip, in the north. have returned home. I Colfax Encampment will meet to- night, and work the patriarchal de- gree. Oliicers and patriarchs requested to be present. Mrs. Romiiiy F. iiumphries and children have returned to South Nor- waik after spending the summer in! the country. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Powell and son. of South Main street. returned borne. Saturday, from a two weeks“ trip to Canada. 1 Charles '1‘. Mitchell and George Har- ris. of West street, returned home last week from a two woeks' trip to the Adirondack Mountains and Canada. The dance at the Norwalk Yacht Club. Saturday evening. was well at- tended. despite the three nlng weath- er. Another dance will held next r‘riday night. | J. Howard Deppeier, who has been spending a week in Norwalk. left to- dsy for New York. Mr_ Deppeler will resume his studies at Stevens insti- tote, Hoboken. September 27th. The Woman’s Relief Corps of Buck- ingham Post. Grand Army, of the its- public. will hold a regular session Thursday afternoon at 3 o‘clock. All members are invited to attend. The monthly meeting of the 'Nor- walk Building Loan and investment Association will be held tomorrow cvs- vnlng at the oflicc of Taylor & Golden, in Washington street. I Mrs. Clarissa B. Bates. Mrs. Mary E. dennelt and Mrs. Youngs, of Norwalk. are spending a few days at Beach Croft cottage. b‘alrfleld Beach. and Saturday and Sunday entertained a company of . friends. i Our Brothers' Lodge. 1. 0. 0. F.. of Norwalk. will resume its plnochle' tournament among the members this' evening. The tournament began last week and much interest is being taken in the outcome. The regular monthly meeting. of. the Whatsoever Circle of the King's‘ Daughters. of the South Norwalk Con- gregational Church. will be held with Mrs, Joseph iii. Cori. 12 Franklin street, tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. “For forty years Dr. Fowler's Ex- tract of Wild Strawberry has been curing summer complaint. dysentery. diarrhoea. bloody flux. pain in the stomach, and it has never yet failed to do everything claimed for it. Miss Lulu Barrett. who has bccn critically ill for several days at her home. in Georgetown. is now consider- ably improved. Miss Barrett has many friends in the Nor-walks who will be pleased to learn the good news. Dr. A. H. Baldwin ran into wills; Verclin. Saturday. The physi» clan was trying to pass another autoi mobile. when Louis Verelin came along on a bicycle and was struck, the wheel being smasred. Dr. Baldwin took the“ boy home. John Erlcson. of iinymond street. was arrested on Saturday nigpt on charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace. Erlcson went to his homo in a state of intoxication and raised a I rumpus. This morning be forfeited a bond of 820, An adjourned meeting of the Board of Directors of the. Norwnlk Hospital! will be bold tomorrow night at tho rooms of the Norwaik Club at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of hearing the physicians on their petition to prac- tice at the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John iiughes. of l.iv- lngston street. intend to inovo to Dan- bury ontoctober i. Mr. Hughes is employod by the John linncock Llfol insurance Company and has been: transferred from South Norwnik to u better position in Danbury, I Manager Hoyt makes the wclcomo announcement of a production hero of "A Mounts from Mars." the much heralded comedy written by an hithcr- , to unknown American. Richard (inn- 9 ,thony, ‘Londbn and a tyre seasons” success it scored a two yeara' run in at the Garrick in New York. Major Charles w. Newton. of Hart» ford. is back from Milwaukee. where from the Connecticut department the national convention of led at the convention as one of the or administration. Orders issued by Adjlllnnl-(icncrnl Cola. Friday. announcing that the fol- ' Wl'i‘ii ' ,l SPIRO POWDER lowing regulations are adopted for the instruction of the Naval Militia. Con- necticut . National Guard: =Landlng force and smell arm instruction, U, s. N.: ship and gun drills. U. S. N.; host book. U. S. N. The use of all regu- lations and instructions, conflicting Md“ the foregoing. will be discontim no . use "Home mousv. Finding health is like finding money wee think those who are slob. When you have s c said. sore throat, or chest irrllsti . better set promptly like w. (3. Barber, of Sandy Level. Vs. lie um. "i and sterrlbie unsettled- hie. caused by smoke and duel dusted my lungs: but. after finding no relief in other remedies. i wall-cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for consular lion, Coughs and Colds." Greatest sale of Jay coug'h or lung medicine to the we , ant . ii. Dexter‘s. loath ‘ the United 3 Spanish War Veterans. He was also, and D. 1’. WM’ Nor-walk; ‘ I. Ti‘Ifl b0 w «Mo; we ‘tleti'oe ' mm b O. finned!” Oabilfnrle ~ “PW!""F' W" Alliéloépho-roe for, Rheum-debt Huguenot: ' infallible V NOWII'IOW ”“Rf‘llmtfiiimlltllm Spiro Ponder » I'er Offensive "Perepiretlon A crown of Diamonds would nothing theta-p- uineu one 50c. ' is of 1‘. till! ‘. InIfIOIti'l : APll'LLARIO ‘i'jgive to one ring lame. our ”l“ - , . urn I‘ll- , #1. iWlewf'ynh- . ‘ .. A O p a AME-Land hes cured mono node of caeee of I to to yeere sledding. Eminentdoctore from MoinetoCe’l‘ifornis now recommend . OAPIl-LARIO. It line clued him- dredeof thousands. One lo-oent bottle will con- vinoe the most inoreduloup per- son it will do all we claim for it. 'A‘ few applications will cure Copy Homers. Chopped III-ode; lunbum. Bump. Group. Dough- inc. lore Throat. Poi-(mono Inns and lites. Bend if. itch- Ing Ioelp. ell nee ruptione. 0b.. 010.. An ox uieite Heir Dru-in . In: the sip in perfect he til. ssruumsu aunts . ., ~ 1 Muslim is no longer locus- tbie. The acre of this duel malady is now known to be this Add. Once get this not poison outoI the blood and all pain. hinges and evenings eteeoeeuhdde. lTIi-LO-PHIl-BOS is the greatest dinoiver d‘Urlc 92': new...” ‘EL'M‘ thoueeodeolpeepieol «min. In makes no failures because it (need to the seat of be dis- cue a eradicate. Iteaiiuly. T Afltonneoi Rheumatism yield to Ath~io-pho-noe. 1 both Chronic end‘Afico': forms. Don't another min- oiewithlhu on ‘otheuuuiim. 1i Get Aria-lg-pyhmroe and be free from pain. i Bosworth’s: . lnfailibie‘ h. Nervlne' is a splendid Nerve 'I’enio and Iiood purifier. Cum all Nervou- ‘ Disorders. weal: Kidneys. “rapid Liver, impure lined. and Item- eeh Troubles. Thisrerned lathe true cure for these complain I. and h h B as wonder- ful power to strengthen the Itomeoh Nerve. and tone the vital o r g a n s . F o r D‘yepepeie. i n- 6 gallon. lick * Headache and Loss of Appetite it has no equal. It is a pure. vege- table compound and does not defend on Alcohol or other injurious at me- lent- to afford tern rug relief. its action is mild. t t orough. A sin is bottle will give ample proof 0 its great merit. We tes- ommeud it. Denotifui Picture I‘ll! A deli tfol toilet powder til” oops a fresh. cool and sweet. It estroye all odor from graph-Alon. sues tlnd feel and is Iightfui after bathing. To make its uses known. we will present one of these beautiful views of Niagara Falls (Summer-Winter scene) ”surmise” lashes, to II. Dealt tales thieoheooe. Cell for free son is of ”in heel: of valuable t hints. and ' m For sale by "lirled eilhl . loiiolne oy‘lw ‘ it '3'" _ lies I. i. I turntiliii III 0 it I bets tomy rich mifee pee on 8|"an . ope to have s a once to . new '3‘ a . N r ” I Pleasant. Pal able. Pete‘s“ Teetefiood. no . leve Sii'kfln. eaten or ripe. lilo. 260.5019. . I bulk. The gcuuiun tablet «arrived 2 ' in» need to cure or your monur‘beck. ‘ "Sterling Remedy (30.. Chi: or N.Y.I “ , illunsnr TEI Ii WW film MILL our on: m w ‘ I .' 7;; J Hm: l Smith Street PInnt Will hilgpmpfligg to Shut Down for a Few, dyer ‘ 7 The St. (icorgc i’uip nIiiilPa or com- pany has been compelled to shut. down because it is oonipletcif‘out? ‘tif"sul- phite. No paper can be mannf'actured without this important mnterlai‘ aiul ‘u shut-down of two or three days will be necessary. ‘ ‘ ' The schooner “Henry ~Msy'” left St. George, Ncw‘ Brunswick, on Scptcm~ bcr ii with fourteen cnriond’s of the sulphllc on board. There haVc been heavy winds along the. coast all this week and ii. is believed that. ihe storms have hold the boat back, She is expected to arrive in a day or two. Captain Perry is in charge. ' ,__ “NEE-SF . 51‘. These Specials Are for Saturday and Monday Only VERY BEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. ............. 24c La. PILLSBURY'S FLOUR. PER BAG. ...................... 75c 7 BARS OZONE SOAP. ..... 25c 2 PKGS. GRAPE NUTS. 25¢ a. COTTAGE AVENUE. EAST NORWALK. cons. DON‘T ‘ be niwnys-aakhtgf someone for the right limea—bnve a reliable watch of your own. No matter what your taste. your need. your price. we can satisfy you. 1LW Austin , JEWELER. 40 Wall St. Norwalk. Conn. Kinsman" Hill BUYS. Redford Street. Stanford. Will Reopen Wednesday. September 27th. ILLUSTRATED CIRCULARS. 008'. 003 I. NO COMBINE OR TRUST PRICES FOR UB. WE ARE THE iNDEPEN- DENT COAL "DEALERD. GIVE US A CALL. WI. GUARANTEE COAL AND PRICED TO BE OATIOF‘AO- TORY. the Daniel in. on Co. Mlvlew Ave. Seat Norwelk. Ct. 'l'el. 146—8. T . N. . . ,. f‘i‘lle Billiard” MODERN AND UP-TO-DATI. ACCOMMODATION! FIRST CLASS. RATED VERY MODERATE. Joseph. L. Waltz. Pro riot». .. ~M“-.. ~. ....... 4c . I ‘ also! Medic, nee iiil Hard by ling at Washington—lifter Mmbsr 1 Many o‘i Them Moot be Sold Unless Deal- srlifag .iliquor License and 9.45M li‘liifederai Govern- most Theirul'lh’g' made by the United Btuhdil'dommlssloncr of internal rcvo~ one on Thursday regarding the sale of potent medicines is likely to create a furore and dig the manufacturers at these articles, department store propréelors who sell proprietary iiitllii- clues, and the country merchant who sutries,‘ a little of cyterythlng, including potent medicines. .Druggists will not be affected, as ‘uhont all of them now have retail liquor licenses and pay a special turf in the federal government entitling them to sell liquors. There is a probability that patent medicine Inanufuctut'ers will test the validity of the commissioner's ruling. but should be be sustained. County Commissioner Edward W. Dewey said yesterday, the commissioners of this county would insist upon every depart- ment store proprietor and merchant in this county paying the tax to the United States government, taking out a liquor license to entitle him to en- gate in the sale of liquors. . The United States commissioner did not. name the patent medicines affected by his ruling. but it is known that many patent medicines which are ex- tenslvcly advertised come under it and the ruling is a reversal of the former ruling made by the internal revenue department. As has already been told the department had ruled that those who engaged in Hip solo of Duffy's mall, whiskey wcrc liable- to pay the federal tax. The ruling is that collectors of in- tcrnnl revenue throughout the country arc directed to collect the special tax against cvory manufacturer. of coin- pounds composed of distilled spirits. even though drugs have been declared to have been added thereto. "whcn their presence is not discchrable by chemical analysis or it is found that the quantity of drugs in the. prepara- tlontlon is so small as to have no ap- preciable effect upon the liquor." fil‘llo ruling of the commissioner "applies to every alcoholic compound labeled as a remedy for diseases and contain- ing. in addition in distilled spirits, on- ly substances or ingredients which. however large their dunnllly. are not of a character to import any medicin- al quality lo the compound." Manufacturers of potent medicines against whom lilo ruling runs, and it is cxpcctcd that ouch collector of in- ternal ruvcnue will be notified by the department at \i'ushiugton what the preparations arc, will have to pay a rcctilicr‘s tax of Sliltl it‘ he. manufac- turcrs less than 500 barrels in one year and $200 for the manufacture of 500 barrels or more. Country mor- chants or departlucnt store proprlo. tors who cngnge in the sale of the prcporutions put undcr tho. ban will have to pay a lax of $25 a your to the Unllcd SIRIUS government and if they are located in this courtly will hate to take out n rctaii lluoqr license which means tilifl or $200. depending upon the town where they are. it is thought that but few if any country merchants will want to pay the money for this privilege» and in addition to the payment have it appear that thcy sell liquor in addition to groceries. hurdwnrc. confectionery. dry goods and provisions. it has often been said, but the slate- not. many of the patent illi'tIiCIlius wcro big sellers in towns that wure nodiccnse and where it was not easy to obtain il- quor. But the fact lhnt‘ln towns of the some also the sale of patent medi- clucs has always bcen greater in the no-liccusc towns. and in strong prohibi- tion (antlers of New England it has boon known that somewhatcnt medl- clnos were always in big dcmnud. That this is true was told recently in a report by p mun who has conducted a store in the country for many years. lie sells patcnt modi- clnee now, but formerly carried some patent medicines which he decided long ago not to keep in slock. Thorn was a big demand for the patent modi- cinoe which be excluded from his shock and when he learned that the urea, and women. too. who bought.’ them used them as liquor be excluded lilo "iiiiid- lcines" for the redsou. as he explain- ed. that he did not want to he in tho ll our business. ‘he ruling made by the fericrei com- missioner's! internal revenue will ru- 2‘ out in a large. finan.lnl gain to the ’ federal government, should the ruling sustain nun ;n. k which nanny believe will be made Whether ihu slates will gain anything in liquor license fees depends whether cotmiry merchants and department store proprietors will continue the sale of the preparations put under the bad. ‘if they continue the sales. and the aisle doesn‘t. get the money in liquor license fees the bloody will come from lines imposed in crim- inal prosecutions. ' That no lniuetloc may be done to those against whom the rails applies the commissioner has directs that the ruling be not enforced until December 'ONLV WI!” '68 GYM Mrs. hostile sue. ethane-tie. bet. says: “i suffered for your will lei: thee: 135116 the§3liir.l JOSEEOFF’S :1 iv. Help“. 19. Hermit . » seesaw ‘ amass. used when wildness end heiehi i tried Chilling i ' has“ potentials: MI ‘ use I I , _ menl has been taken as it lost, that , in IT PAYS TO READ ABOUT THE MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS. ' Not from one section alone, but from anywhere that a timely lot' can be found to be sold at a pinched price. Pearl Button. good quality. special at. ................. . .......... 3a a dds. Good quality Pins....... ........ ................. 1ospeper Wire Hair Pins ...... ... ............................. . ..... 2 papers for is . ii‘ine quality Tooth Brushes .......................... ..... 10¢ each Largo Jar of Petroleum Jelly ................................... 10s a Jar Easting Cotton ......................... . ..................... . 2:: a spool Ladics' While Duck Wash Bciis .................... _. ........... .. 10¢ each I Bone Hair Pins. . . ................... . ......... . .............. 8 c a dozen Large bottle of Amonin ........................................ So a bottle Children's Post Black Ribbed iiosc, sizes, from 5 lo 9%..;.... 10¢ a pair Children's ltlbbed Tan Hose, all sizes, ......... . ....... . ....... 12%0 a pair Ladles' Fast Black Rose ..................... 10¢ a pair: 3 pairs for 250 Ladles' Fast Black and Tan Lace Iiose. regular 19c quality, special 15¢ a pr Ladies‘ Low Neck and Sleeveless Vests. regular 15c quality, now. . .10c each Ladles' good quality Muslin Drawers, made with cambrick ruffllng and . hemstltchlng ...... at 25:: a pair Ladies' Percale Wrappers, made of good quality percale. in all colors. regular price. 98c. special 75o each Ladies‘ Black Sateen Underskirts, made with deep ruffle, special. at 600 Ladies' Low Neck and Short Sleeve Vests, special ......... . ..... V . do each 83-85 Washington Street. -. .5. r ADVANCEFALL SHIPMENTS ARE HERE NOW AND MORE ARE COMING EVERY DAY. THE NEW. EMBROIDERED WAISTS ARE EX- QUISITELY DAINTY AND ARE QUITE MODEST iN PRICE. EXOLAMA- TIONS OF ECSTACY GREET EVERY VIEW OF THEM. N. E. RYAN, 86 WASHINGTON 51. SOUTH NORWALK. ._.w,.:==m Great; Clearancenllsaiefli’rices. ,, 4x5x10 Inch Envelopes for 21c a. box, For Saturday NELsoN’s, ...... WE ARE NOW SHOWING A FU Li. LINE OF THE LATEST Ready-to-Wear-Hats FOR THE FA LL SEASON. S. S. TILLOTSON, ‘ SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. 86 WASHINGTON STREET. m w~ , .endwhich task years. horse the eignatme of and has heenmndennder hie peo- sonai supervision elm its inflow. . Ailewnoonetodeoeiveyouin this. All (locum-felts, Imitation: and “Just-wand” are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health or mu and ~Eixpdrienoe egehiet Experiment. What'ie ,CASTORIA Outerisie phennieee moron-cannon...” commend Soothinglyropei leis , , mains neither Opium. florphine not cite: _ . mum Iteegeieitego’erenteo. [ottoman , and alloys revert-hoses. It cures WWW Colic. It renews Iioething Troubles, cures , patron udl'ietuieney'. It udndbtatheli'oodueguieuethe mummwmymamum WWIWWMIPM oesome CASTORIA sewers . fbihllouliin diflWWQV-r lists , Y
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