, urticaria stir-inn,
m. was «not». 91.75. taco.
, , .u or ,
Ar
, Mali-situate so
. 4! and 47 Wm Washington. direct.
“(RATHER REPORT.
or Norwnikhnd v, i y: Fairin-
ht and Sunday... rigonroligr to-ulglu.
Arcana or low barometric pressure are
central this moral: over the North
Atlantic and Normand Pacino coasts
with an extended arch of high pres—
sure midway hctwson them, central in
the upper Mississippi Valley. The an
on of high' pressure is producing
pleasant weather with moderate tem~
‘ perotiiresin nearly all sections east
,‘ ‘ of Rocky Mountains. This vicinity is
now on theirout edge of this area. it
will move slowly eastward and the
pleasant, weather,,wlth slightly lower
temperature will'probably continue for
two or three days.
Mrs. Charles Toxicity. of South Nor-
walkpreturned to her home yesterday.
alter a several days“ stay in Strnttord.
~—We have a choice and complete
stock of Ladies Neckwear. Prices 10c i
upward. M. S. Smith 8: Co.
‘Chanlcs H. Ferris lsvable to be out
having rccivered from the injury It)
his toot. Waived by stepping on (a
null. , .
A shed for Expressman T. C. (I
ungh’s wagons is being erccie
the property of. Mrs. Susan V. ,Bach.
Spring street. , ;
“Rummage sale. by ladieszd E. A.
M. E. church. Sept. 28. 20 an ,1 30, in
Harvey Block. North Main st 139:,
George A. Veiie. Jr. and Floyd Coiv
fin, intend to start today 0 . a trip up
the Hudson river. They will return
on Wednesday next.
The Norwalk Yacht. clii'rb will go out
of commission October, 15:, although
the club house will l'gemuin open [or
some time alter that,
~Canes and Umbrepnas. .O'Brien.
The railroad will conmmence in about
. another week. to takwe 01': Its summer
and special trains vvvhich run mostly
on today and Mondtmr,
l. Alexander. the . junkman. who
was thrown from lwg wagon and his
back injured. is go, t‘ting along nicely
in the Norwalk Ho;i mltal.
All branches of (rate University will
open for the fat 1 term next week
Thursday. The "entrance examina‘
tions will conimcf are Monday.
The selsctmenlp have had Bluff ave-
nus. leading to 1" '16 Balls lslsnd bridge,
cut flow" “‘01“ six inches from tho
NOFWMR Yacht, .Club. south.
”108““? your ’ Iaulomobilc. Taylor ii
Holdall. 1
The “0011508 of harbors expire. Ocio.
MT 1 Mid 0" “applications for renew-
3'8 mill“ he pent to the comllllsslou-
0"“ 0“ 0" be“ .re September 30.
MISS 149““ Hoffman, one of Tris
tram and *iéiyslt‘s popular and obllg~
mil i‘lt‘vl‘kfi- [eis spending two weeks at
50“““1‘301‘ ”Julius. Fulrficld Beach.
The 9“ .agemcnt of Miss Beulah Jur-
Vifi. "i ii sl'idgeport. sister to Stephen S.
Jarvis. 'muf New York, to Frank Woods.
Dr NW, 8 York, has been announced.
Mm-i Thaddeus Guyor. bi Lowe
3"“0‘. went to New York to-dsy where
5““ ,.,;-Ill remain over Sunday. the
guests; of her son. Chester D. Guyer.
"' ’Vo have a complete stock of La-
dics Corsets, prices, 24c pr. upward.
M- Si“ Smith a Company. .
Mliilss Annlc chcrhuuscr. and Miss
Mi‘r’l,,joriu cherhnuscr. of River ntrccl.
“”5 learn tomorrow evening for u
l“; ,pt'u stay at Bath Bosch. Doug is-
n
\ .fl'llld'
i‘ A some can: LADY.
M’l will send tree with (oil instruc.
“Mons, some of this simple prepsrstion
Ion“. the cure of uncorrhosn. Ulcers-
W“on. Displacements. Falling at the
“Womb, Beauty or Paintui Periods. Tu~
mi‘lors or Growthn, Hat Flashes. Desire
“in-in Cry. Creeping feeling up the Spine.
Pit-rain In the Back. and all female trou-
bind“. to all sending address. To moth-
'ou‘rn of snflcrin: daughters 1 will ox-
TIMIsln a Successful Home Treatment.
Vt you decide to continue it will only
ooost about ill cents a week to guaran-
I do not wish to sell you
«Tell other suitors: oi it.
"altos I cure.
anything.
, mint is all i us. Address, Mrs. M. .l
' quartcrmaster gcnernl,
y .
A number at tho chiefs of Phillis
Minnow Canaan. will trail to South
Norwaik on next Tuesday's sleep and
attend the first annual trading post or
pnssngfl‘r‘iho. ,‘ .. _. ,, ,i
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown. w n
have been visiting with Mrs. Brown’s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Woundy, in New
Canaanpltavs mowed to South Nor.
.walk, where Mr. Brown In employed
{use machinist:
-‘-~Crssh Hats and Caps. O'Brien.
Fred Peterson. a member of Com:
puny L. and Miss Elizabeth Ashe. of
Port Chester. were married by Rev. .
Charles ilrugiér at Port Chester on
Wednesday. September 13th, They
are now residing on Pearl street, Port
Chester. .
A sure sign that cool weather I;
approaching is the number "or. city
poopie‘who are returning to their win
tor homes. But many" of them will
remain lin tho country for some time;
to ouloyflhe beautiful and delightful
lull wcnibcr.
Mrs. ii erbcrt Sturgos and Miss Kath~
crinn Slurgos. of WIltou,‘with a low
friends, 'pcnt Thursday inst cruising
about thib Norwulk islands in Arthur
Wicko's launch. the Gertrude. They
visited i hellicld and their own Island,
whore i' is reported they will build
a coltiyge next spring.
Ain'touncemcnt has been made in
liar lord ot the engagement: of Miss
Am es Gurvnn. daughter or Mr. and
M 5. Put rick (larvan. to John .I. Cav-
u ,agh, of. South Norwalk. of which
y Mr. Cavnnagh was at one time
ayor. and was regarded as tho hand
somest mayor in the State. He otten
wont to Stamford, on several occa-
sions. addressing the Democratic Club.
~Sinmford Advocate.
-Wc will bond you.
den. ,
Colonel Henry 0. Morgan, assistant
will go to
titutysbnrg. October 17. to not us one
of the committee from the Twelfth
United States infantry In the ceremony
or marking the battlefield in a way to
commemorate the deeds of certain
regiments and batteries. Coionol Mor-
gan was a member 0! the 'l‘wclith in-
fantry. and was made vbrevcl-uiolor
because of bravery at Gettysburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Kohlcr, who have been
visiting their son. Alois Kohlor. in
New Canaan, formerly of South Nor-
walk, for several months, sailed on the
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm, it. last
week Tuesday. for their home In Ger-
many. and have no donbtsately arriv-
ed at this writing. ri‘hey enjoyed their
visit. here very much. and If they can
dispose of their properly in the old
country. would be pleased to r turn
to America. and spend the rest of heir
days here.
~—Complele stock of kitchen ware.
Glass, crockery, wooden and tin ware
at special low prices. M. S. Smith 6';
Co.
Oystcrmcn. after a day‘s work upon
illi“ unlurul buds in this vicinity yes.
lei-day, satisfied themselves that thtI
set this fall will be only secondary.
The seed is not as abundant as here-
tolore. but still the oyster-men have
but little complaint. after the good
season which closed in July, The im-
prcssion among oysiormcn that lusl
season was extended in crrmwons as
the last season opened later and con-
souncntly cloned later, but was of the,
same length as all seasons.
manmngc sale. by ladies of E. A.
M. E. church. Sept. 23. 29 and 30. in
Harvey Block. North Main siruct.
Gunlc hunters in Connecticut haw
prepared n petition which is to be
presented to the officials or the Con-
solidated linilwny Company uskluit
that tho road transport bird dogs dur-
ing the open season on trolley cars.
Because of a rule that dogs. shall not
I‘ilit‘ on cars. sportsmen have been
put in a great inconvenience in their
hunting trips. What they most do
sire is in take dog and gun and ride
to the end of a trolley line which
rcarhcs into the «annuity and then they
t'iili lwgin their hunting.
--l.atcs' styles llerilles. O’Brien.
W, M. \i’ndsworth, Albert linghrs.
J. H. Mott. l‘. .1. Cox. 1). 'i‘. Slcwm‘i,
.I. (l. (l, lions, (i. It}. Molt. (l. S. Sn)"
dcr. J. A. Snyder. l.. C, \‘i’ununmkt‘u',
Arthur Cilil, J. Manning, James 1".
Hull, Mr. and Mrs. iicurlgo l.. Mltch~
oil. New York; (I. Ii. Brown. .II'.. M.
C. Smith. Stamford; Louis 1’. Miller.
Georgetown; 1.. l... Browcr. Mrs. L,
L. ilrcwor. ii. M. Cnrimuu, liurlrord;
Ii. W, Gould. W. ii. Wilrclor, ll. 1..
Orovsli. Mr. uu'd Mrs. [“I‘lilik ii. Quinn.
lloston: L. A. Douglas. ilnnbury; Mr.
and Mrs. William Dickson. Mr. and
Mrs. in. .M. Cronin. Miss Dorothy Cru-
iilu nnd rhsullnur. Brooklyn: Schuyler
Hamilton, Richmond. Va; C, M. Ed-
war:ls,.iinduon; ii. I’. Salmon. llulinio:
. J. .Asch. South Nurwulk; Adult
Johnson. ilresnport. were at the Hotel
G
Taylor lit G oi
fl
a ' mum Box 87!, .
’ f ,B ‘ Nam Danie, Ind. Cliitord yesterday.
to: .
i), %
. . ibi
in .
3,
sl‘
" « IPNINO LAMB.
,‘r‘tm. m u».
_, "Fons. ~ 100 lb.
2 :5; sonar.
' “mum ms, 14-10» a:
cum. 1cm ii).
,, POT IOAIT. ,
f’ {’ Lina, as bone. 104“ ill.
I I "a". 00 ‘hl
g ‘ , sour cons.
Another iii ill Prices
5 .t 1‘. ' . . 4?
‘i‘pur nor m obsurv. ws mos Tb can irsu‘bsao.zsrus ssu‘r.
ITI'AKO.
Pomrhoun. 20: iii.
Ill‘ioln, , 100 ill.
sound. no lb.
cit-slant. 106 "l-
umps-s Mai. 12a to.
cholooflonau Fowl.
liver, ”my and “rat's «our.
190 POUND.
Native veal. but, tongs». cuivsc
' ‘to‘ersll. italics units a names at
,_ not! of sin, braid _, for mom r-
aids. his on «station institution and I
Lawson.
the States of Connecticut
V crmoni, excepting those
and New Haven, ‘onn.. 3
against selling. (zlficringtfo
“Everybody's Magazine."
until. he bitterly and bin
clients.
the aforesaid ininzaginc.
A~J
FAIRFIELD COUNTY BAPTIVSTS: I
Sixtyseventh session to be Held in;
Btepney Next Wonk.
The sixty‘sevcnth session of tho
Fulrtield County Baptist Association
will be held in Stcpncy on September
27 and 28 at the Baptist Church there.
Teams will meet Ihe dologates at the
Stepncy station. The program 131;
lows:
Wednesday. Sept. 27th. morning.
10:30, devoiidnai service, welcome,
Rev. Robert Duncan: 11:00, annual
sermon, liev. Dew. 'l‘almudgo Vanilorv
on; election oi’ omccrs by ballot. Al'-
tsrnoon: 2:00, devotional service,
Rev. C. i.. Chamberlain; 2:80, appoint-
ment .of committees; 4:30. W. B. F. M.
S. Mrs. W. I}. l’urshlcy. Japan. Night:
7:00. devotional service: 7:30. address,
Rev. C. Ii. Bollcs. The Need of Per-
spcoilvc; Rev. .J. W. Richardson, The
Church Member and the Church Crur
die.
Thursday. Sept. 28th. morning: 9:00.
devotional service iicv. W. N. Morton;
9:30. reports at committees. Topic for
discussion, The Betterment oi' the Arr
sociution; 11:45, W. B. H. M. S. Un-
til adionrumcut. Afternoon: ~2:00, dc-
voilunai service. Rev. C. A. (lruhn;
2:30. unfinished business. Theme for
consideration, Place, Problem and
Profit of ille Covenant Meeting. Intro-
duced by ltcv. E. E. imux.
OF INTEREST T0 TRAVELERS.
"I lrnvcl in the southern states,“
says Mr. E. h‘...Cross, of Melts, Va.
"While driving i had it sudden attack
of cholera morbns. with severe cramp-
ing pains in the stomach. A custo-
mcr of mine at the first all re i stop-
ped at ri-conunentlcd Ch:mlu~.luin's
Colic, Cholera nud Diarrhlwu ”outed;
and two doses of it, set "12' right. i
now carry it botilo of this relnmly in
my grip constantly on do many other
traveling men. i unhsslisiingly roc-
onnuoud it." The constant change oi
drinking water and diet oiicn coast»
disorders of the bowels, For this res
non no one should leave home on n
journey without a butlle of this rcme
dy. It is almost certain to be needed.
For sale by Stillson-Powoll Corpora-
tion, Clin‘ord Pharmacy, Zeiliuss i’har-
macy. "
NINTH'S VETERANS ELECT OFFI-
CER ,
Simon Strait. of New Haven. is Chos-
en to the Presidency.
The annual mcrtlng of the Ninth
regiment, (I. V. association was held
yesterday. 28 members of tho organisa-
tion being present at the session.
which was held near the silo of tin-
regimental monument In Bay View
park. New Haven. Col. John G. lion-
lcy culled the meeting to order and
the following oihccrs were elected for
the canning your: President. Simon
Stroll. an Huron; vice-president.
George Rutherford, lirldgcpori', necro-
tury and treasurer. W. i’. Coon. Nau-
xntuck; chaplain, Rev. William J. Slo-
cum. Waterbury. All the old unicorn
wcrc rcuoniluulcd but dot-lined to ac-
cent.
The ropori. or the treasurer showed
that all bills Incurred ill the erection
of tho monument. and the publishing
of tho company history had been paid
sad that iho association Is free from
tiobt and that lhurc is a. small surplus
In the treasury. Sixty-on members have
died since tho monument (was dish.
outed. At the conclusion of the hunt
nous meeting the members took c rs
for Ssviu Rock, where they took d n-
nor at Lacey's. Hotel.
IIBT FOR CHILDREN.
Mothers. be careful ot‘tho health or
your children. Look out tor Cons I.
Cards. Group and Whooping Con it
Stop them In time—One Minute Cough
Cured- tho but remedy. Harmless
and pleasant. Contains no opiates.
Sold by The Clidord Pharmacy .”
ORDER OF IAOTIRN STAN.
w 2
Chapter Will in instituted in Infus-
fluid Nut Month.
A chapter of the Order of the Illusi-
ern Star will soon be instituted. in
iiidscileld. Twenty-tour chapter mom.
hers have been secured and the chap-
ter will nndobtedly be formed moonst-
tsr the meeting at the Grind Ohspter.
which occurs October ll. Charicsiw.
Roth has the super um will this
sum oi all who up eligible, and uh
names of those who will join the ow
Ind 19 as soon as it is started.
'i‘ 9 Order of the, Eastern Star trial-
diluted with the Masonic ordor mi
thyamoihcrs. wivss. daughters. risers
widows ct linens ovor club on
its slum and closure similar
than of all mow arm i
ii
Magnflin .lfi’Ijand
And, further. Ibis-notice is to warn all people in
New Hampshire. New York. lelillii? Island and
the (“)ctobcr number of a curtain publication cullcd
' This said magazine contains a story Wi'ittcii by
lilomas \V. Lawson. culled “I"rcnzit-d lunancc.“
wherein. ill an attempt to expose linauciui black-
'i‘liis noiicc is'fuil warning that I, shall prosc-
cuic to the fullest extent of the law any i'lcrsou or
persons buying". selling. mic-ring for sale or reading
locksmith by occupation, in thawin-
HO,
. Massachusetts, Maine.
of the cities oi'llurifm-d
ml l'ough‘kccpsw, N. Y.,
1‘ sale. buying or reading
tally attacks one of my
. SMITH, Attorney.
,l..-~I ‘
WANTS JUDGMENT SET ASIDE.
-_v_r
‘-
Mrs. D! ,Oiovsanl‘ Claims to Have Dis;
covered New Evldence.
Claiming that'shc has some new
anti mntcrlul evidence to introduce,
Angola lli Giovanni. of \Vcstport, has
asked the court of Common Plans to
grant. a new trial in tho case of
Henrietta Stuart. Ada Stuart Arden.
and Frank Arden. all of Westpori
against Angola ill Giovanni.
The original suit was In regard to
the title of some land adjoining the
railroad tracks in Westport. There
was ouediion about the ownership and
the Stuarts brought action against
Mrs. Di Giovanni. Judge Curtis guvc
judgment on June 6. 1005, grunting ii-
tlo oi thopropcriy to Henrietta Stu-
art and others.
Since the trial the plaintiff has dis-
CoVercd some now cvidoucc which she
claims In In her favor. She asks the
court that the former Judgment be set
aside and that a new trial he allowed.
Attorneys Cnnlicld & Judson arc rc-
prcsentlug the plaintiff.
YOU HAVE OFTEN SEEN WOMEN
with market blueucss or palencss oi
lacc, vitiuicd appetites and u strong
craving for uuwhoicsomc iood. These
anesigus oi‘. disordercd liver, and the
trouble must be corrected or worse
rosulis are sure to follow. Dr. Ken-
ncdy's Fuvorilc Remedy dispels liver
disease. llnahunda and fathers can-
not afford to treat lids matter lightly.
.-
TOWN OF WESTPORT WINS.
Sueplror-‘Court Say: That the Town
of Wciiport Will Not Have to Bear
Expense of Track Changes.
The sclcctmcu of Westport have rc-
ccirud Word that lhe suit of the Con
nccilcui iiuilwuy and Lighting com.
pally against the town of Wcutport. In
which the ruilroail mmpuny claimed
that the town should bear the ox-
ponseoi changing the grade of lrucks.
has been decided by tho Superior
court in favor of the town and that
the railroad company will how to
bear the cxpcuso. Possibly this will
be carried to u. highcr court.
...-..._._...
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley & 00., Chicago. originsied
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy. and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley’s Hon-
ey and Tai- many imitations sro odor-
cd .or the genuine. These worthless
imitations have similar sounding
names. Beware of them. The genuine
Foley's Honey and Tar is In a yellow
package. Ask for It and refuse any
substitute. it is the best remedy for
coughs and colds. Sold oy Plulsled‘s
Drug Store. "
COST OF FREE TEXT BOOKS.
The New London ilny Is authority
for the sinicmcnl that tho free text.
book system Is in opt-ration in "forty-
five iowns in Connecticut, and careful
statistics show that. it costs ilicso
towns, on the uvcrngc, just about one-
huli u mill on their rcspoctivo grand
lists to start and carry out this plan
of free. books tho ilrst your. whilu dur-
Init the past twelve yours the swings
coal to ihoss towns has been a lrlllo
ovcr ouooIIlih of a mill on the grand ‘
lists of the towns.
WORK WEAKENB THE KIDNIYQ.
Dunn’s Klduoy Pills Hsvo Dons mm
“win. tor People Who Work
In South Norwsik. ,
Most South Norwulk people work sy-
A“
cry day In some strained. unnatural p01,
titlon-ubondlnz constantly. over A desk.
-—ridinx on ioltlnx w polls or cars-d .
doing input-ions him work; liitin ,f
rendition oi'mulilns. or trying the has ‘
in a hundred and one other ways. All
these strains tend to wear. weaken and
Iuiuro the kidney" “n'll they {all he-
iiiml in their work n: altering the pol-
sons from the blood. Dean's Kidnoy
Pills cure sick kidneys. put new
strength in bud hacks. South Nor-
wsllt cures prove It.
m
1 ‘ in. inhabitants, it"gu vomit. Aol'iths
* Town of Norwalk, are hereby notilled
_ and warned that a special town nicel-
lnu will be held in thc"l‘own llull.
, Wall strooi. Monday. September 25th.
i005. at it o’clock In the evening, for
the {allowing purposes, to wit:
'I. To hour the annual reports of
the town oilicors. and to hike notion
thereon. .
ii. To nuthrwiarI the payment of a
bill of $45 prosci‘i‘ied for services by
the committee appointed April 18th.
, 1.905, to Investigate the. mailer oi' sup-
plying rent to the outside poor,
3. To makc nu appropriation of
money from the town treasury, if
deemed advisable, for the Improve—
uicnt of the public highways, with tho
aid of the slain, undcr the statute
law of the state relating to the ini-
provcmcul of public highways.
Ilutwl nt Norwulk, this 20th day oi"
September. 1905.
JOHN DEVINE.
ALI-‘itiilil AVDSUN.
JAMES A. BROWN.
Selectmen oi thcv’l‘own of Norwalk.
,
Notice.
Admissiim .of Electors !
Notice ls-‘hcrcby given that the Sc-
izwtmcn anti Town Clerk of the Town
of Norwalk Will hold a session in the
town court room, Wall street, in tho
city oi Norwnlk, for the purpose or
examining lhc qualifications of. and
admitting to the elector‘s oath. those
pcrsonswho shall be found so quali-
iicd. Saturday. the 23d day or Scptom-
her, 1900. from ii o'clock In the lore-
noon until 7 o‘clock in the afternoon.
unless all on the list “I0 be made“
shall have—boon admitted or rclct‘tod
bcforu that time,
Dated at Not-walk, this lilth,duy of
September. i905,
JOHN DEVINIC.
ALFRED AVISUN.
JAMES A. BROWN.
Selectmen ol‘ the Town of NOrwulk.
HERBERT It. SMITH,
819-23 Town Clork.
Neglsirars’ Notice.
The ilonrd of git-tigrnrs for tho City
public session at the Town Court
Room. Haviland street. in said city.
on Wednesday, September 27th, 1905.
from two (2!) until six iii) o'clock, p.
In., to corrm'i tho. volan liul. All
names to be uddod to orgurnsod from
said list must be handed to City Clerk
Joseph R. Taylor on or before six itll
o'clock. p. “L, Mouduy, September
25th. preceding .oicclion.
Icuibcr 7th, 1905.
WM. F. 'l‘AMMANY,
JEREMIAH EAGAN,
WILLIAM S. WlLCUX,
llourd of Registrars.
Scpl. l2~13-22-23. ‘
, .
Corduroy
Knee
Pants.
take the hardest kind of wear.
Let the boys play whilc they are
boys. and buy them wcarnbls.
serviceable clothes.
SPECIAL
for this week. Our regular $1.00
Corduroy. Kili‘e Pants
790
Since 4 to is.
Have you over irlod our
. CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS?
2 pairs for 25c.
Worth double. Black only.
Watch
this space for interesting store ,
news.
Open Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday Evasion.
Joseph Davinii
‘ rhinos» . .
shortlist.
ns'r'rnn.
PURNISHER.
st Multinational” Ila. Norwnlk.
Wank St. John. 56 Taylor avenue. ,7 -.
ploy of the Not-walk Lock Company.
says: “i am not the only one an-
ntmuutsm r":
l0 a" , .. #1 ii!
chins. or position and headgear!
steeping. There are other: in the
factory and in the city that i know.
Who are troubled in the same way. i
procured. man’s Kidney Pills at Plain.
ted’s drug store. took a course or
trastnmuirsad it cured me."
no - to by all denim-s. Price to
Saturday
the :flofiuisr Mu.
clam. sums-y
Ilfaxyfimm}
owning.
t ‘Mlibul‘h (20.. Bill! lo.
_ as a. a .
Hudson H... Is Her
Not from one section niono, but from anywhere that a timely lot can be‘
found to ho sold at a pinched prion. ‘
w...“ ‘
8
I’curl Button, good quality, spilt-.liil ut. ...... . ............. clinic‘s} ‘
7 3 7‘
Good quality Pius..... ......... ............... . ......... .. 1c ”app”,
Wirc li‘uir Pins.. .......... ................ 2 papers ionic
Fine quulity Tooth iivuslmu.......... '10:: each ‘,
Largo Jim of Petroleum Jolly .......................... . ....... . 16o] .III' .A I
Hauling Cotton ..... ........ 2t: naps;
Ludics' Whito ..;‘.:I.‘;”t;.;.?‘.;.4.1.)"."1 . .................... . ...... . . 10c mid: _
Bone iiulr Pins..........‘.n.‘. ................. 8c stdofln A
Large boillc til Alllill'lll). .................. .................. . Scabimlo
Children’s Fast. liluck Ribbcd lit'lso, sizes, trawl-"r. to 9%....... 10¢: a pair
. Children's Ribbed Tan Hose, all sizes,‘.
Ladies" Fu'st Black Hose ........ .
.-.---~-~.....
..........
lzl/zcapalr ,
.. 10¢ a pair; 3 pairs for 25¢
Ltidics'
Ludlos‘
isidlcs'
Ladies“
of South Norwalk. Conn., will hold it '
[mind at. South Norwaik. Cmm.. Scp- .
Fast Black and Tan Lace iiosc, regular lilo quality, special 15:: I or
Low Neck and Sleeveless Vests, regular 150 quality, now. . .10c Inch
good quality Muslin Drawers, made with canibrlck milling and
hemslitching...... at 25¢ a phir ..
Pcrrulc Wrappers. mode of good qualil y pert-ale, in all colors,
regular price. 980, special 750 «on
isullcs' illuck Snlccn Ulllii‘l‘sltiris, made with deep ruffle, special. . . . at 690
86 WASHINGTON 'ST..
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
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Chillyl isn’t It? , "_
iieitcr prcvcut taking :1 mid by purchasing one of the new
llnuuclciic gnrmvuis which haw just irri‘itcd. ‘
\Vc arc slim-ring Short Killiilllils‘ at SOC; Lling Kimonos at 93c.
and :i llli‘i‘ :lssm'tmt-ni (if ['mlcrskii'ls which WI" :il't‘ sure will “1501‘.
your apprm'ul at $.25t' to $1.25 each. '
1 ' N. E. RYAN,
SOUTH NORWALK.
we Auauow sHovviuo Arum. LINE or Tue-this“
Ready-to-Wenr—Hats
FOR THE FALL SEASON.
S. S. TILLOTSON,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONNa
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Ladles' Low Neck and Short Sleeve Vcsis, special. . . 56 each
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l‘rfl RANT 0N! .li.1'ilosuln.
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CHOPPED STEAK
HOME MADE SAUSAGE.
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106. lb.. 3 Ibr. for 26¢
FRESH NATIVE CHICKBNS AND BROILERO.
, ' sticcsaso nonlinea- census.
3 as WASHINOTON STREET.
5 come csiios iron ll cams.
a souvsmn one as iron 5 came.
FOR TOO/W AND MONDAY.
Watch Our ”Want” ”For Sale”.
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