an: .
wawm .w-
lie iiitlil hilt Ilave
Always Bought
Bears the I i ,.
Signature
of ‘
y aDigeeiionflheeri’ul— .
mnemmsmonnnmmw . i
v . ,7 Morphiniintuliiacrai. .
oxymcorxc.
In
llse
For liver
Thirty Iaars
l
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"I ma “UNIV. on ma Om.
A cl Rented rot-Constl -
defiant Stoutiich.Dlarrhocapa
WoeronvulstonE .l-‘everish-
ness and Loss or SLEEP.
‘ .msimile si'
tincture of
isn
Squeezing the consumer
to tho doutors profits in not
our \vuy of conducting tho coal busi-
puss.
swell
We believe in fair dculiiig IlIlti
want our customers to be our I‘I‘Itmrh
nu wciI. That is why wc tuko suct
('lil'tl to hoop tho host, the clouucs.
mid highest quality of coal to ho had
the Daniel Keogh that Co
Seavicw Ave. ~ East Norwalk. CI
copvmbrfl'" Tel. 145—3.
~-~~~Furniture on credit
A. J. Angevine 8» Son
I34 Washington Street. 50th Norwalk.
“cut. COAL. out;
At the Lowest Prices.
2.000 lbs. Guaranteed.
‘ "()K‘Be H
122 Water Street. Telephone 236-3.
Wood St., Tel. 203-5.
John T Hayes. 5 Main Street, Norwalk.
Public Market. 32 So. Main St
Hare YOII Hillil‘ii lilti LfliiiSi .
\
It's nil uwr tautu. 'i'Iit-y my Ix‘uyuiolid has 1hr bust (out. Wt-
itclirtily murut Iii that opinion. \\‘1- thini. 1w lum- llic Illi'gt'hl and
hunt stuck. Ilut «iou‘l 'ulu- our word for it. Try :1 loud and prim
it to your own :~:iliui;u*"nii. Nut iiiinli rial. in liuti, it ill. :1” right
give. us :1 ('Illllli‘i‘ at your Winn 1‘}. (but. \\'c 4111' Ilcrc (u do luminous
‘ ’I‘ciqiillllili‘ 1‘33'
WHALIV IS TO LEAVE-
.,.. my.
luperlntendent or New York Dlmloni
,nctng Another Road.
It in iikcly Iliiii a t‘Iltimtt' will «ooh
Hillel plane on the Now V'otlt dirlnimi oi
the New "Ifl't’ll mud A ll. Wlutici‘.
m0 importiucndout ut‘ that division. It
, id and will noon Itinki‘ n cunlrnri with
- -mflicr company.
. That W. i.. burr. noti- in churn of
. ”l Hartford divihlon. will nurt‘uctl Mi”.
‘ W uloy in tho. mmuip in rniirumt cir-
cled today.
, ATTACKID BY A MOI.
I“ Milan. in a tub riot. until covered
tit mo. a (lithium itrovt car mug»
W entitled thwldou‘n Arnirc Shiite
in: «mu ammo and Well. “i use
" fondly." writes; it. JWnlch. of
a, HI“). “and mm it perfect."
for rum and burns. Only
8.
in now nhin in not about with
rcttumo his work:
W
w'l‘nitcn tho burn out; heals
wound: cut-ha the pain.
Eclcctric Oil. the household remedy.
‘2wu.o GATT“ in vacuum.
GREAT WALLS. Mont. Supt.
5.
non. They imvn becnmm on
orythtng train crust to all kinda
. R...
‘NewYork130004100w970
‘Plt‘taburx 1002~02000-513 1
Bresuahan; Lynch, Liofluld and Gib?
son.
‘ At; St. 11min:
R. H. E. Avenue. Chicago, 111?, believe! it hor
new. o 0-0 1 o o 1 2 s—-—9 15 0 (My WWW #901900?” WW ‘0”
“L [401ml 0 0 0 0 0 o 2 0 0-2 8 a pubiiflfltloan'n'I‘DGFUWhO fi!‘ women
Batteries: Pitilngcr and Dooln; 0- 3mm“ in “l9 “I“ wny may be
Dounuli and Grady. s i x ‘
. w .'
At Chicago:
‘ R. H. F].
Brooklyn 0 0 0 Q 0 0 0 1 0--l 7 1
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ll 0~—il 4 2
Ballerina: 10113011 and Bergen; Wolni—
or and Kling.
ll. H. E.
(Illicit). 0 I) 0 2 7 0 I ll x-—-lli 13 3
Boston I) 0 0 il l (l 0 ll 0*— l 8 4
Young and Needham.
R. H. E.
Doll'olt. (I (l 2 0 ’I 1 0 (l (l 2m(i ll 1 , ,
Phlln. 2 0 (i 0.0 (i (i 1 1 0~i ti 5 benefited n she was. Mina Goode is
103': Dygcrt 11nd Schrcck.
R. H. E. guild 111p myl ayattfam. which bull léocomo run
Chicago 1 0 3 0 4 0 O 0 2‘40 16 2 own mm 0850 groper real. an unrotuion-
ablobours but no hln seeiitodto hoI ) ma.
Boston 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0'— 5 9 6 Mother isdgruotcaivoditto of Lydia E. i’ink-
van; Winter and Armbrustcr.
“' “- ‘1 “l‘1'"l'°‘3“‘“t“l‘l“"“””‘il‘ 3“" '0 “it“
C t ‘ 0 )8! I!“ Q“ 0 00!“. um II '11'00 won. 3
02:2? i) [0 (I) (d (d ii (d g (gt—51g Z 1 1 [was entirol wall. ltdnllylbave never felt.
" x " ’ matrongnn wellncihave since.”
ris and Criger.
«f‘lcvolnnd (l 0 (l i (l i ii o 0-4: 8
Wash.
‘iurdy 11nd Kittrctige.
Wash.
Cleveland 1 2 0 0 (i ii 0 t) 3... ii I] 4
Vioore 11nd (.liurkc.
it. 1.. 0 0 0 fl 0 (l 0 0 0 3....(3 1" 3 of it. toall who ntitnd in need of wise
N'. Yfll‘k 0 (I 3 0 0 0 ll 0 (i flu-3 II by counsel. Address, Lynn. Muss.
llnttcrlcs: vapll illIlI Sugdcn; Now;
it. Louis
\I(‘\\’ York
Mcroy and chinow. ‘
ion nnd its suburbs.
I mum‘s-oars Anouuo ahead-toil.
Andrt w tiuhm, tho Hunmiriuu whom)
il'illlll tool: won} on liniliy lmrmul in the
’fonudry of tho Iiuitmi titanic Foundry
and shim i'unipuuy. in Wutur niroot.
. Wm montlm union, with discharucd. and
l to
help of crutches, although It will ho
homo llllw lusi’oru he will be able to
tho
m. Thomnn‘
27.-—»
Word roman trnm tho Mariano ntvor
dintrlt‘l In ‘i’ninn county that thorn arc
nutty 8.0011 hood oi cattle in that a?
t a
range More June and have eaten era
(1
t
It”! H. Euler‘s. South Normal
It.
I. it. Wood‘s. Norwaiit ” limit and trees.
|.tfl. “a.
1 g . n i . i
1111 r1 .. e mi
SPEEDY CUBE OHM” MODE
W
HI» I. Motto Well by Lydia ill. Pink.
. heur- Ventubie Compound. and
Writco Grntoruily to like. Pinkhum._
m—
At Pittlburc:
H E
Eateries:
Amen, Mathewson and
For the wonderful I161 that aha ha:
tound Misti flora Goods, 59 hi. Chicago
m
At Cincinnati:
Batteries: Chech. Johns and Street;
American League. ,. {floodlit - ‘ "
M m'"““"”"““ '
1: Com Good
Buttorics: Mullln and Doran; (.‘oah- ircuident of the Bryn Muwr Lawn
‘ennis Club of Chlcngo. She writes :
Door Mrs. Pinkbnim-
“I tried mini y tltifomnt remedial to try to
At Boston (first game):
I'iutlerteu: White. WIIIBII (mil Sulli- bnm's Vegetable Com )ound for (audio tron.
him, having used it: herself some 'cimi ago
So I began i take it,
(Second garlic): with moat success.
lluttoriou: Walsh and builivnn; liar No other medicine has such a. record
oft-1min of female troubles as has Lydia
E. Pinkhtun'n chutublc Compound.
Women who are troubled with [milk
{111 or irregular mcnstruatlon. buck-
ncho. bloating (or flutulcncel. lcumr-
. rhtu‘n. falling. iniltuumutlon or ulcera-
: tiou of tho utcrus. ovnrion troubles.
fuintncss. indigestion. nervous prostra-
tion or the blues. hIIOllld tnkc. imme—
diate action to ward off the serious con-
sequences. and be rostrum-d to perfect
hcuith and ntrcngth by taking Lydia IS.
l’inkhum‘s chetttblc Compound.
Mrs. Pinkhnln invites all sick women
Lowrlte her for advice. She has guidod
thousands to health. Her exporicru-o
in very great. and nho gives the bonctit
At. Washington (first game):
R. H. EA
(l .
0 o (1 o ,(1 o o 0 (two (i 4‘
Buttcrlcn: Rhoadcs and Buolow;
. (Sccond game) :
RILE.
30(I0h002x~—~131ii 4
iii‘ittci’iou: I’ulkcnbcrg and iioydcu; 3
At, New York (first game):
R. i]. E.
on. Clarkson and lilclnow.
(Second game):
3REDUCING RAILROAD WORK DAY.
R. ll. E.
3 o t) o :t o i o ...... 7 11 3‘ Movement Under Way in Chicago May
0 o (i 1 o o o l--~L’ 7 3‘ Result in So Doing.
Buohuuun and Mw'wmll' CHICAGO. Supt. 27»l’rcpnrntious
uro Illllli‘l‘ way for it couccrtod mow
mcut on tho port of the big railroad
hrothcrhoodn to secure it rtuluctiou of
thc prusout working hours {or lullwu}
iinttcrios:
ONLV CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bill-1h, of New Castle”
let, says: "I suffered for years with . . . ) ., ,. _
Il’fillilDSIfi. used to have great distress t t liliiioyt‘th .tll ovol tlu. countly. lht
11d belchln , I tricd cvcrvthhv l{movomcnl nlrcudy has been discusucd
ouid hour (2’, but nothing béipcd 5m"? in the- grand councils-1 of tho orgnntzn‘
. ' ‘ ' (ions. It is cxpccicd that it will 2i5~
ntil ] took 'Brazlllnn Balm. and one 50 “ snow dcilnito form within the ncxi
cut hottio curod mo completely. (“'0 months
For sale by R. H. I’lalntod. F. H. Bax- . ‘
Tho grievance committees of muuv
it .
or and the Clifton] Phurniccy. western railroads will gnther in Chi-
cugo in December to discuss desired
HOSPITAL SUPER‘NTENDENTS' .chnngot-i in working conditions. At the
lli’lS'l‘ON. Supt. 37-“30V‘Wi” “‘1‘39111119. time tho solwdulcs governing
“1‘5““ “'(‘l'ili‘i‘lil'ilri‘d “i ”‘0 forcnoou ‘ wagon and hourx will oxpirc on :it
cssion todny of thc ooillorcnco of tho mist thi'cr- humor“ roads ‘thc Nortl1~
\SStK‘IiliIliII or IItlSplillI Sillwl‘illll‘il- wcstcrn. Um lhtrliniztou. and the Si.
lr-utu. “'I'M‘ “l"‘IWI 11“” -‘"‘-““""“”~“-? I’uul. Accordion (o pious now inid.
”l" Sill‘i‘ki‘l'd llli““““‘i(}“‘”'h" P- I‘m" (ho opportunity will bc soizcd lo
Nib Dr. 1% 5‘ (ii‘I'i‘Vi‘i‘T. WV rhimumllll‘oilt‘ll lhc proposed dcnnmds of tho
lowoll uud Ilr. Moons t‘ollinu. Tito...,m,k,\...u& ,
'cmnimicr "I ”l“ ml." “'"S “"“m‘” "‘i Tho pruscui hours of work on tho
“3"“: 10 ill“ “Willi! “090W” 0f ”03‘ . rnilroudu runuo from tun to i'mtrtvcn.
{but in no onsc art.- thcy ilxod. This
.. ‘ ""“ 1 its duo to tho union: of tho. cmploy
Irv (lhmulicrlulni-i Colic, (hoIcrui moot. 'I‘ho lu‘otllt'l'hoodi-i, it. is sold.
md Diarrhoea (10111de find you will .11.“... no intention of nppcullhg for :1
“WW Wilill in Iii? “'lilli'llll ii; in .V“:"rilltltlll‘d work day. ’I‘huy hnvc plumu-d
llllliL‘. it has snvcd 1H"lll’ ill‘i‘s- 1"" i i‘iilhor to suck :1 izoucrul reduction
tall“ by Silllfion-i’owcll . (which shall lu- pl‘mltil‘iitiiliiie in oil
‘orutioo.
‘lit'l‘ord I‘hurmnt'y, Zi‘iimi‘u l’hnl‘-i branches of tho rullrodd uoi‘vicc.
lllli‘y. ” ' ‘....___,_.._.._.....
“WWW" NO .UNPLEASANT EFFECTS.
PUBLIC HEM-TH ASSOCIATION If you ovcr took DHWIII'H Llitlo Eur-
Jl(ihi't‘()N. St‘pI. 27.—- Thu tit-tolzzilvs iy itincru for billioust’ioun 0r countipw
it tho convention of thc Amcrlrnu 1 (Ion you know \vliut'plll pleasure In.
’uhlic llcitllh Association. In prom-och. Those tannins little it
turn iotluy combined luminous
iivnuurc. 'l‘wo busincus smutouu wcrc i without p‘i‘mlut'in
.Sold by 132::
hold. uud fit‘i’t‘l‘lli pnporu worn road.
.tltcr which (hcrc won an cxcuruion
Many rou‘
”fig-r—
iown the. Boston Harbor.
In pro‘pééiuli. '
.. "mm...“ c. .
a
You cm Also Inlay Mince Pic if You Talia flucrt'e‘ Dydpepela Table“.
When the food in proper] digested. the blood eating. to nutri-
mcnt to all parts of the hot§v tutti the promo of uselmfln
pair is kept up uniformly, r anitlntj m bcclthy urgent an
Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets
no matter what the modified oi the
uamntae feet di atinn.
3 W ”a Tiny tltctnseivei digeet the
«Munich in. The reason In piniu.
food and permit the ntomcch to tent mid get woli. . , ,
Au. caricature. no more it can; ‘
* V
To Save a women'c H
prevails in some quarters that William
, man. will lay me facts before the
’ Governor. The youth caught in the
. guilty rather than compromise tho
" band hail died, and the young widow.
‘ now anxious to obtain the relenso of
thing can be obtained by the publicity
‘ known it the young man’s pardon can
_“ ho arranged.
,' within the period
' story of the lawyer.
ills clcunne thc
undilivcr and rid tho system of all hiic
unpleasant chemo.
tilt 0rd f‘l’harmncy. ”
A innti'iiuncordlsel‘ddin comes up to
i l
.hnnz ,
W
onor Slld‘to be
a Harvard Athlete. . ‘
NEW YORK. Sept. 27.——~'1‘ne belief
Scotlay Whitwell, the Harvard senior.
who myotoriouuly disappeared tram
this city on February d. 1903. is the
man who in in prison in this State to
ehioid a woman's honor.
When Gav. Iilggtnn returns to Al-
bnny on Wednesday. Carl Fisher-Hau-
aen, the lawyer who “Mill out the,
story of tho soitonorilice‘ot the young
home, by tho sudden return of the
husband, pound as a burglar. pleading
The story
hna been told how since then the hun-
young matron in the cane.
hor champion in her hour of peril, has
appealed to the lawyer. and ii‘ any’
is wilIlng to have her name mode
The disappearance of Whitweli to
covered by the
Whitwcli, who
was in his senior year, left Harvard
on February 6, l003. and the next
morning lundcd from it Fall River
boat to go to his home, than at No. 37
Wool. Eleventh street. in this city. He
never arrived there. Whitwell was
on the football team and was an all
round athlete.
DODGING ONE TFlAIN, IS KILLED
BY ANOTHER.
Man at Thompeonvllle Hurled Again“
Tree and Neck Broken.
'l‘iiOMi’SONVIl.LE, Setomber 27.——~
A man. thought to he an Armenian. ‘
but whose name is not; known. was
struck by the northbound express
train which passes here tit 7:15 and
was instantly killed last evening Two
compunlons who were with him est-up-
cd unlturt.
Thu 111011 wcrt- walking on the track
about It. ulmriur of a mllc above tho
village. and in stopping out of the way
of n southbound frvight. one of thcm
stopped in front of tho cxprcsu. lie
was thrown over it high bank and
struck against it iron with such force
us to hrcnk hiu neck. The. holly is at
lu'oio'u undertaking rooms culling tin
ct‘t’ort on the port of tho authorities
to find the dead man's rolutlvca. Tho
munwusnplmrcntly about 18 years
old. 4
RIGHT TO SELL WINE.
Grower Claims Privilege of Doing it
Without a License.
HARTFORD. Soptembcr 27.»1~Somc
lcgzil propositions were rniscd beforc
.Iuiigc Edward J. (lurvun in the Police
Court yesterday in the case of Leon
hicgoy of licriin. Lil‘goy raisins grupm
in lurgo quantity and makes wiuo. lie
was arrested in this city for selling
his product in violation of law.
The tinitvd Slatcs siutulcit do not,
chuirv him to tuku out n lict‘nsc (0 .
:uanui‘ncturc “inc and Judge Jumcl:
Roche and licncdiot M. Iloldon‘ who
tippcnrcd for him‘ nrgucd lhlll it fol-
lowed that ho had to soil the product,
without a llccnsc. The Connecticut
atatulcs are silent in the matter. Proa-
ocuting Agcnt (lcorgc B. ’i‘hayer ur-
zucd that it was necosary for Liogcy
to have :1 liccnsc to soil wine. Judge
(tort-tin sold ho would rcscrvo his dc-
cluion for :1 Work.
IillllAl’ES'I‘. litingnry, Scplomhcr
37.~-—'I‘hc (‘illIlIlIiIli‘l‘ of tho coalition
lids: hits ixrucd a manifesto to tho nu.-
iion in ruply to tho program nubmit-
tcd to its lcudors by tho ciupcror'king.
’I‘hc manifesto declares that 30in
points of his muiosty‘s program arc
not in conformity with tho constitu—
tion, rot‘crrini: cspcciuily to his cou-
tonilmi tlint Ih0.atltlsil0!\ of tho. lan-
tzuugc of command in lhc Hungarian
nrniy must ho entirvly oliininutod from
discussion. it is nonertcd that this is
cquivulcut to the abolition of tho nu-
tlon'u right to control its own affairs.
for which thorc In no iegni authority.
Tho ncwupnpcro characterize thc
stutcmcnts of tho Australnprimior, lia-
ron (hluirh von Frunkoniluirn. in thc
llciclmruih. yontordny. on unwarrant-
nblo ltucrfcrtsnco with Hungary's littor-
nul iiiiuirn.
ANGLO-JAPANESE TREATY.
l’MtiS, Sept. 27.-—~Tho Anglodapun-
one treaty is widely commented upon
today. The omcial View is that the'
tronty Is conformable to French in-
torcatu. It in pointed out particularly
that it‘rnnce (Iiieli not seek territorial
oxpnnulou in Asia and thcmtore the
ntntua duo proviulonn of the treaty
carry out French policies. The om.
rinlu nro outmliy hopeful that the
lrcaty will prove untlsinctory to Run-
uin. but then- nppcaru to remain Homo
doubt its to ltuuuin‘u’romplclo ncquiua-
cnnco. although the oxplunallons tend
to rmnovu lluuuluu opposition.
MOROCOAN AGREEMENT.
l‘ltltltl, Supt. 27.«-M. Rovoll,‘ repre-
umulng the French govnrnmont, and
lil‘. ltmwn, tho roprcnontntivo of (lor-
muny. mnforrod at tho ii‘orolcn Oilico
today. arranging the hunt detaila 'ot
the Moroccan parchment. it in ex.
pottluti that an ohiului announcement.
VIENNA, Scot. 27.-Connt Czimky.’
tho iiungnrlnn nobleman, who wait ap-
pointed by tho klng-cmporor to nono-
maionty today In connection with the
Hungarian situation.
lKlNG ALFONIO NOT TO BI MAH-
MID.
MADRID. Bent. il’l.--The cmciaiu
hora diacrodlt the continued remote of
King Attonco'a ’npproachinx marriage
to vurloun princesses. it to acid that
no dociaton will he arrived at until
after the king'a visit to Berlin.
nun-
OPEKKEN NIXON HAD A REST.
y Leon NI .
wunrrlntn. N. Y.. Sept. 2?.»
Speaker 3. Fred Nixon passed a reit-
len night and in not In we'll today.
u
Hie physicians are alarmed over hit
of tho accord will but given out today.
iCOUNT CZIIIAKY Ulla THE KING.
date with the, Hungarian coallttoniatii, 1'
had it long private audience with his
e D. M. Read Co.
Default/ted 1857.
Feather Boos, 9. Speciality. .
(A rarcyoi‘mortuuity is here offered to obtain a. high
ill-lite Ii‘cathcr lion at about 20 per cent. and more below
vain... Now is the time they are needed. They are such
fascinating, graccful things that every woman likes them,
and they are 50 becoming. Then, too, they gch warmth
aIJOUI the neck and shoulders, cuough to counteract the
. Chi“ oi rm autumn day. We have this special offering, but
one of :1 kind. Notice values: .
One liluck Boo, value $22.00 for $1800
()nc liluck Boa, value $18.00 for $14.50
One Black Boa, value $14.00 for $11.50
One Magpie Boa (black and white), value $20.00 for- $18.00
One Point (iray Boa, value $17.50 for $14.00
0110 Pearl ('lrny lion, value $15.00 for $11.50
One Pcari (tray Boa, value.$12.oo for $ 9.75
One Whitc Boa, valuc‘$25.oo for $20.00
Display at the Lace Section.
> The Thermalite Water Bags.
The story of the 'l'hcrmalitc. Bag is very wonderful and
reminds one of Aladdin‘s Lamp, only you can get but one
wish on the Water Iiag~aud that must: be for heat, which
you obtain in n minute by simply taking out the stopper.
that sounds“ qucc'r, but we. have at present a practical dem-
onstration to prov-(lo thc story. The. 'I‘hcrmahtc stores heat
for future use, in tint cmcrgcncy.
' Ccntcr Counter, Notion Stock.
____.__.—.-—-———--
Burmah Challi. Dainty patterns that will make fine
comiortublcs, both Iig lit and medium. (die :1 yard.
Outing Flannel. 1 .ight quality for pajamas, night-
gowns, and undcrskirts, ( c a yard.
aistings are going fast. They
for 75c, 110w closing out
Those dainty Striped
arc styles we sold last sprin
at 59c.
Interpret It.
3le 22 '31! so AT 25:. .2 ' 3.2!
312: so av 45 AT 39c. .
i
312: 45 av 45 AT 69c. . '. 1
SIZE 45 BY 72 AT 98c.
SIZE 45 BY 90 AT 81.25
AND «Autumn n a“
Accoaomow. ’
‘ (men one Monti. c tacit ct elect-mu o! mm b;
when hie nickel are wholly to blame. Would It not be we
‘ MIOYWMMM ”In! , , ‘ , g . ‘ it
11's Willi”: “‘ '
' 0. B. Jackson.
We Ocelot-n.
No even
it to have
'1
it
a watt” occur.
7....
ALL
r titre c taciee under to lathe; tecttvc eyed, tin'leae unwritten
gigantic. litigants more wonkoncd. TE: proper alas: can cited work
(live wonder» It used in time. . . I, . .
;. HOMDRS. KOYTI Rotunda.
Room 9, United Butlt‘flnlltllhn 'I'O‘ buttons-11. " It
smut A ointmcnn a «medium at patron
i l
doc.
44 .51..
one. town 1- uu. nun—mo. Imam: min. 7-4.
a.
Norwalk Chronicler