" Wood St.. Tel. 203-5.
Children.
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sand sl.Conlalns neither . -
Morphine norMinerai. 0f
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Rushdie Signature of
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he 810th ul‘lutniture
NOW ASSEMBLED ON OUR FIVE IMMENSE FLOORS FOR THE FALL
TRADE HAS COME FROM THE WORLD'S BEST FACTORIESa-FACTOR‘
IE8 THAT HAVE ACHIEVED UNIVERSAL REPUTATIONS FOR RELIA-
BLE GOODS AND RIGHT PRICES. MOST OF THESE LARGE FACTOR-
IES SELL TO ONE STORE ONLY IN EACH CITY. WE REPRESENT
THEM IN THIS VICINITY EXCLUSIVELY. AND WHEN YOU BUY OF
US YOUR PURCHASE BEARS A GUARANTEE BACKED UP BY BOTH
THIS STOREAND THESE GREAT FACTORIES—A GUARANTEE THAT
PROTECTS YOU ABSOLUELY FROM INFERIOR AND DECEPTIVE
QUALITIES. IF YOUR PARLOR. DINING ROOM OR BED ROOM NEED
ONE PIECE OR COMPLETE REFURNISHINGS YOU CAN FIND WHAT
YOU WANT HERE AT PRICES FROM ONE-THIRD ’I'O ONE-HALF EOW-
ER THAN ELSEWHERE.
A. J. Collins& 00.
12-18 North Main Street,
South Norwalk, Conn.
if warden. ?
We‘ve got it. to burn. liost kind,
loo. t‘tirt't'ully environ-d. «Ivan run]
that Is it“ ("Hill and nothing also. No
dust, no dirt, no shilt‘. Autl prirou
always the lowwl. \VIII‘II you not a
toll from mt it’s right. Our utturuuttm
is but-It of it. You IIlIit‘ no chant-vet.
I‘ronipt dolivot‘y. Siltisi'ut'tioii assur-
t‘Ii.
The Daniel Keogh tioal C0.
Seaview Ave. East Norwnlk. Ct
Tel. 145—3.
""“aatgm Stoves
are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every respect.
Your ’money back it not satisfied alter a month‘s trial.
Weekly Payments.
pA. J. Angevine (ii-Son.
134 Washington Street. South Norwaik, Conn.
salt «ooAL500if
At the Lowest Prices.
2.000 lbs. Guaranteed.
e. HERSHFIELD &SON
toe Water Street, Telephone 236-3.
‘ Public Market, 32 So. Main St.
John T Hayes, 5 Main Street. Not-walk.
‘ * ‘ em. one
L‘T‘rettuire iipetztacloa sooner or inter. Detective eyed, unless strengthened with
‘i’llmeu. become more weakened.
ttva wonders it used in time.
‘ -‘; HOMER B. HOYT. Retracting Optician. .
boom 9. United Bunk Building. retep hone 36342. South Norwaik, Conn.
’ _ Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
Oilce hour- swims. 12:45--6:tlo. Rnturdtw evenings. 74.
’l‘he prover glare can otten work protec-
. WW NMA*.MM.4Ammwuub-4
‘ Largo antenna of trout deli are being
inntioitlnily. ‘ . -
. Arthur Wuhlroti in painting hie run.
ItIPlltit‘ in .loitugo etrrot.
The town anneneora held a meeting
‘ evening tit. E. iii. Goritnm‘tt store.
(tnptniu Daniel Graft. who ll
residing for some time itl Sou Ii Nor-
waik, hue attain unwed to Emit Nor-
walit.
The oyster openers at tho Rndel
ehoii thie morning were compelled to
stop work. awaiting the arrival of
attitk. ‘ ‘ ‘
The regular weekly prayer meeting
held Int-1t evening at the Advent Chris-
tian church, was under the leadership
of Rev. James W. Davin.
Mrs, erhtird Bland, who won expro-
totl home to-tlnr. Iltii-l i-io'nt word that
her mother in union wortw, and Him
will have to remain away for sumo
tittyt-t more.
Ithiieruon Arron will/lead tho me‘ot-
iiig of tho .Iuaior I'ituid III-night at tho
blunt Avomio Methodist rhurrh. It in
hoped that tho attendant-n will be boi-
ter than usual. .
The funeral of the hilt» William
Henry (‘arr was bold yenterday from
[Ill-i homo on tlrrgory I'Ioult'vard. This
morning the romaine were taken in
Huntington, Ii. 1.. whore they will be
lntorrod.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR FILES.
Itoliinn. Blind. Bleeding, Pmirudlnn
Plion. liruggiatn am authorized to re-
fund.uioiiry It' I’uzo ()lutiiiunl. Illllh‘ to
cure In it to 14‘ days. 500..
_..._._..._1._
ROW AV'I‘ON
Jared Srotteltl is III with pllt'llmoiiifl
at IIIH liomt- In Highland avenue.
’ Mrs. Remington. of itrookuldo, spout
Tuesday with Mrs, Hurry Street.
Mr. mid Mrs S. Remington and
grandson. (Ihurldu Johnson. spent. Sun-
day with illt‘ family of Sylvester Itoiii-
ington. lligh Ridge.
. .tv lnidit‘u‘ Auxiliary, ot' Itowaytou
Hose Company, will hold a meeting
tonight at tho limo house. and till
liwnibori-t nro urged to attend.
Stoplit-n i'). Morritt and wife of The
lt‘arme long Ridge. spent Saturday
tinti Sumhiy with his mother. bin uls-
i.t.‘l'. Mrs. Lucy liyoli. iititi two liit‘Of‘N.
it Itowuylou.
W. II. (irunl, of (ii-uni R: Scott. has
boon Iiiiprnviug tho iiitorlor of his run.
Idt'III‘t‘ In Itowayton, by removing titt-
Illl'IIilfll'iH oi’ thrmx rooma. whirh are.
now Included in out».
The funeral or the Into III‘IIi'y Vitu-
lfllt‘ll Lockwood was hold this after
won at 22:30 from his I‘t‘SIdt‘llt‘i' In
Iltiwnytou. Rrv. Frank C. lirowu oili-
‘Iattui. ’I‘ht» interment was in Union
rt‘lnolrt'y.
Georgi: ll. 'I‘raondly, oi the [ton-ny-
'ou grown lltlilh‘t'x, hill-i Hold out hit-i in~
’t‘l'i‘l'li tiiitl will romovo to New York
vlth his family. Illa brotiit-r, l“.
r'rariiiilyg and‘ Mr. Srhoiirlt, will rou-
illllt' Ihi~ gl‘i'l‘ll-IIKIIIHI‘ buxim-ns with
ir. Iii‘tlfiltillt' its iilttiitigt-r Ill Itowuy-
ton.
20 lbs. Sign It
i Carts Milk.
30x of. Baker's Cocoa. .17
the Pound Best Mocha and Java
Coffee. .25
Blue Label Cate-up. .18
Robert Smith,
’hone 251-6. Roweyton. Conn.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Minn Bosnia W’aiiorr- loft 'l‘uortdtiy
or littlibury. \Vllt’l't' l-tiit‘ will visit Iit‘l‘
itil‘t'nts.
Ihuiry Street, or Street‘s (‘iltill .ro-
wry Uotiipttny, has lit-on on the nick
list with a very severe cold.
MI‘t-l. Amanda. (looms ban rolurmid
from n work's visit with III‘I' brothvr,
()Iiarlt-u Ilrowu, oi’ Sittiiit'ord.
Mrs. Elizabeth lloliiivuv ot‘ I‘rouport
iIVl‘lIllt‘. Iii \‘Iuitlntz Mi‘h‘. llr. W. It.
Snow. of Now IA‘IIIIIIOII. N. ‘Y.
(‘Ittii‘irrt (i. Waterbury \Irtlltttl IIIH
lliillill'l' iu ’l‘uluuidno IIIII, ’i‘urudiiy.
His mother will be iit‘» yours ot‘ ago in
Inwomlnu‘. .
A (*olittxo prayer-inertlug will IIII
hold at the rvnltit-ut'v of Charles II.
lt‘itt'h. Norotoii Holghitt. thin PYI‘II-
tug. ’l‘hv IIIH'I'IIK Wilft IIt‘ItI iIiHI il‘ri-
day at Mr. Iirummvr'tt rottitlmicr.
Among those who attended Ilit‘
I'Itttttlnlti oxrurttlou Htitttrtiny worn Mr.
and Mm. H. M. Valentine and family.
(tr-org» (I. Btovemt. Mi’tt. Elizabeth
Holman and Mills I“. It‘. Sonioy.
Mrtt. Robert Wllitoii and daughter
It‘lortuira. Randolph Wilttiiott. George
Willtiiolt tutti Mitnt Mninin Fitzpatrick.
of New York. spent. Sunday with Mr.
and Mrtt. W. ll. WllIiiiott. .Ir.
Iir. .l. W. Avery portortuod an opar’
ntion upon (i. W. Raymond's kllttti.
Sunday. Mr. Raymond wnn throwu
from his wagon in Room Norwaik,
Don’t Bother Willi Pie
Try some of the appetinihit damn: so
easily and quickly prepared with
Joli-0
H _.l t ‘0“ P07 W. O
devout.
’ No ileum better.
None e0 evonomk-al.
Try this for your
Sunday dinner:
‘ p3?“ Cream.
in in hem
b arm on t3:
II oi mum
on dint Nut cream beaten
in a nil! truth. then one
age LIME Jetivt)
trod in one and one.
ti 0an botttn water.
. . "°“t‘t“ltlll"li.. will
In I w n e an
"M "“4 W’ ”m withfllmndemai.
mailman-tumour».
Adam,
The Beacon Pim Food 00.. Le Roy, II. V.
.. w ., . .- Urwl*m
boan‘
' 020 27
Many women long for Ichild to bless
their homes. but because of some de-
bility 'or displacement of the female
organs they are barren.
Preparation for healthy maternity is
accomplished by Lydia E..Pinkhom‘u I”
Vegetable Corn oand more successfully
than by any at or medicine. because it
gives tone and strength to the entire
emale organism, curing all die laco-
iueute. ulceration and inflammut on.
A woman who Is In good hysicul
condition transmits to her ohil ran the
blessings of a good constitution. In
not. that on Incentive to prepare for a
henlthy maternity ‘P
If expectant mothers would fortify
theineolves with Lydia E. Pinkhnm'n
Vegetable Compound, which for thirty
yeurs has sunuinod thousands of
women In this condition. there would
be it great decreuoe in miscarriages, in
suffering. and In disappointments at
birth.
The following letters to Mrs. Pink-
Iiam demonstrate the power of Lydia
E. Plukham'a Vegetable Compound in
such cases.
Mrs. L. C. Glover. Vice-President of
Milwaukee Business Woman‘s Anemia-
tinn, of 614 Grove Street} Milwaukee“
Winn, writes:
Deer Mm. Pinkhamz~
“l was married for several years and no
children blamed our homo. "l‘bo doctor said
I had a complication of female troubles mid
Ioould not ova any children unmet I could
he pared. i
try n in va. a torn cure. but at but my Iitiu-
txmtl'iman
to dismiattid and Bugflltxmd titntl ‘
My lie-n law he: Betieflteti by
A’dtuai Sterility in Women to Very Rere-l1ealthy
Moment“ olden Merchant "0......
try Lydia E. Pinkliaui‘a Vegetable Con)
pound; thin I did. and I improved steadily in
with, and in loan than iiwo years a handful
chiidmmo to blue our home. Norma have
winetbbig to live (or. and all the credit. in
duentgy’Lydll E. Plnkbom‘e Vogetobio Com-
a
Mrs Mite P: Wherry. S'ecretar of
the North Shore ()ratorionl Boo city.
The Norman. Miltvaukee. “'18., writes.
Dear Mrs. Pinkhtimz—
“I wan married for five re and v0
birth to two prematuie chit ran, LydEE.
Pinhbom's Vegetable Compound was recom-
mended to me. and I am so glad 1 took It. for
t it changed m0 from n wook,‘norvoua women
to a strong. happy and healthy one within
seven months. I'lthin two years a lovely
little girl was born. whigii in the pride and
{W 0 our household. ‘vary tiny I biotin
ydia E Pinitbani’si Vegetable Compound for
the light. healthhud happiness it brought. to
our home."
If any womnn thinks she in sterile.
or has doubts about. her ability to worry
3 child to a. mature birth let her write
to Mrs. Pinlth'am. Lynn, Muse. whose
advice is free to all ex ectant or
would-be mothers. She as helped
thousands of women through this anx-
ious period '
\I'omoii guilt-ring with irregular or
painful menstruation leuoorrbtnn. dis-
pltu'emrntl ulceration or inflammation
of the womb. that lit-arin tlotrn feel-
ing or ovarian iroublu. but: (ttohe. bloat-
ing or nrrvotm prosirniinn. should re-
inomberthat Lydin It}. I’iitltlitim's Vege-
tiiblo (‘oiiipouuti holds the l‘t‘t‘nl‘d for
For “.0“th I took his medicines. g the greatest number of artual cares
of Woman‘s ills. and accept no substi-
tute. .
lire. Pinitiiain's Advice and Medicine.
STOP THAT COLD
or It may rositli in I’llt‘llllliillifl. Itrtr
illian Balm is breaking up robin when
ever tried, almost without. exception.
It). 25. 500 and $1.00 bottles. 'I'Ilt‘ (‘lit-
Iot‘tl. litixlt‘r't-i tillti I’Ialslt‘ti'fl. "
Ili(‘ ptlst work, and WIN quilt‘ Rt‘l‘ltltlfi~
1y iiijiirml. [:5
Now Similar owning IIIi'I‘t‘ will In-
A PLEASURE To ALL.
No Pill In its platinum and positive
is lanIlt'u Lilli.» litri'ly Iiisttrs. 'I‘Iit-uo
.v‘aiitous Littlt- l‘illu are no mild and vi“
'miilvo that children. tlelirtito ladies
ind weak people enjoy their t'lt'tiiittltig
i‘ITC‘CI. whilt- strong propln say they
are tho host livnr pills sold. Sold by
'i‘h.- (‘lIII'nrd I’hurnmry, "
'I‘o tho lloui‘d of County (‘omiiilttmon-
era of Fulfill id County.
I liorviiy apply for it lit-ruse to HP”
Splriluotm and ltiioxot-itiliug Liquors,
.'\It‘. Lager Ihrr. Rhino Wine. and (‘i-
.It'l'. tit Bil South Main SII'C’OL 'I‘owii oi
.‘t‘orwzillt.
My phiro of busiuvss is not lilt'illt‘ti
within 200 “TI In it Iiil'i‘t'l line of ti
t‘hurrh Ithlillru or l’ublh- St-ltoolhtiunr,
or IIII' tit‘t‘illihtis puritiiuinx llli'l‘t‘lt), til
itiy Poxttlilh'v. t’ubllr Library or t‘vm
vtory.
Dated at Norwaik. this limit titty of
()rtobt'r. A. It, 1905.
”BMW WEIXI‘NER.
Applicant.
Wu. the ntitlursigiwd. titu‘IUl's lllltl
IllellIyl‘I‘H. itR tIt'IIlll‘tl by law. of III!“
Town of Notwulk. hurt-by endorse the
appliration ol' the above iitimt-d llrtii‘y
Writurr for Hilt‘ll Iirviittr.
Ilfllt‘ti tit Norwttik. this 20th titty of
th‘tobrr. A. It. liltib.
Louie Kilt‘lliK. Paul 'i‘. lint-tr. John
Oidruariilngvr. .Iiit'tlli Wolf, (iIIHIIIVt‘ It).
I“l'(‘tit‘l‘It‘k.
i ht-rrby rriiliy that tho ubovo nam-
i'Il I‘lltiOI‘Nt‘l'H arr rim-torn iillti taxpay-
“PM in; dullnml by law. of Iilt' 'l‘own
of Norwallt. '
Iltttt-d tit Norwnik. this 20th day oi
October. A. It, IIIth‘t.
illllltllliit'l‘ it. SMI’I‘II.
020 27 Town Clerk.
«bu... ...... .. - w»... .._... .-.
'I‘o tho Hoard or County Commlnaiott-
i‘l'ti oi It‘atrilt-ld (‘tuiiity
I III'I‘I‘Ily apply for it “rotten to mill
Spit'ltitotm and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale. IAIKI‘I' III'I‘I'. Rhine Wine. and CI»
dor. at it \Vilit‘i' ntrrrt, Town of Nor~
wullt. '
My pittrv or Iiuttlutian In not Ioratntl
within 200 for! in it tlil‘t‘t't line of ti
(‘hurrtt Etllilrt- or Public School-bonito,
or the proiiilnru pertaining thereto. or
any I'otttttiilh-v. i'ubllr Library or (It-m-
t-tt-ry.
llntmi at Norwulk. tIiht 20th day of
()riobrr. A. Ii., liltil’i.
t‘itl'l"i‘i.lit'lli LIIIPPOIJ):
Appllrttttt
We. the undeveloped. (doctors and
tiixptiyurn. tut delimit by law, of tho
Towu or Norwalit. hereby endorse iii”
tippiirntinn of tho itbove named (lott-
iiob luiippnld tor Mirth llrrntte.
Dated tit Norwnik. this 20th titty ot‘
Ortolwr. A. It. littltl.
'. Louis Koontz. , iI 'i‘. tiers. .loiin
Oltlt’tmt‘lttunm'. Juno Wolf. (luntnvn id.
Frederick.
l hereby certify that the above num-
rd outlornertz are nlrrtorn and taxpny
era as tintinmi by low, or the Town oi
Norwnik.
Dated at Norwaiit. thin 20th day at
(It'Inbm‘. A. l’).. liltifi.
HERBERT R. SMITH.
Town Clerk.
nprrinlly inlorusting nerviren hold in
tho Methodist Church. There will be
an evangelist I'i'o South Norwutk
and with Iiiiii ion 8 IIKI‘I‘S. They will
Int-huh.- some of the bout voices in
Soulh Norwnlk.
Ilium}!- 8an
Gold Wall Papers.
Now Is the time to buy. It Is my
rustom this time of the year to re.
:luce the price or Gold Wall Papers
to cost In order to make room for new
goods that will soon be coming In.
If you need Wall Paper for this (all
or next spring, it will pay you to buy
now. Take advantage of this and
save the regular profits that you will
have to pay in the spring.
\
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe.
250.
m
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE. LAM PS.
ETC.
w
WINDOW SHADES AND PICTURE
FRAMES TO ORDER.
".9.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
Telephone Connection.
87 WASHINGTON 81‘,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
loos.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVIS AND RANOIII»
our: AND mi itoomia.
an and mum Ftttinfi.
In Hitter". Hotel ceiling Ito.
HIV. you Inn our 0!
RICHMOND tenuous?“
mo JONES at Horcntttss
COMPANY:
t7 mu. teem. acumen
. lotion-In
r ‘I “(0mm
I". I. I“.
H Oflimmutttfilm
u. ’ » WWI. Wflllel
«no i’omt for leekiii‘i‘n em»
a
I. ll. lulu.
wait
»6 “D.” . Read Co.
. lEtihblt'Mcd we.
Corset Demonstrntzion.
livery womalt who is in need of a new Corset, or ex-.
ports to be in noted of title during the next few" months.
should take ntivalltage of the presence of Mrs. Newman lit
the Corset Sectioth. "I‘lie‘ii’. 13.. a French Corset, will be fit~
ted by Mrs. Newman for the past twoyears are pleased with
the ‘I’. I”), and rcttlrti for a Second fitting-when site-i's'witli lit-t.
La l’riiicrsso, a Corset imported especially for The I).
M. Road Contputty. is also shown at thie tlenioustratiou.“
Heutherblloptn Taffeta. Petticoats.
“lloutlirrblootu" "I‘ai’teta is not silk. although it has rv~
cry appearance oil real tniil‘lil, even to the musical Iron-tron
when the folds ltl‘tt‘ shaken. ii is made up in like style to lilt‘
best silk shirts and Levin every way desirable. lti several
styles. black and lroiors. $2.50. $2.75 and $3.30.
. O O .
Burgoyne 111. ertlllg‘ Paper.
Au exceptional chance comes now trr‘stock tip the writ—
ing desk with high grade. stationery at about half the regu~
lztr price. The. mason why. is that we wish to "take room
for Holiday stock soon to come.
("l'zitie's Lint-ii Lawn. worth 40c, 1
t 250,3 box.
brunt-'5 (‘ltiil'ou lt'rllttm. worth 40c.
lizitou-l'lurllilirt I’aper, which is the (laiuticst. urtitt‘st.
and most satisfactory of all high grade paper.
Scotch Raglaln. Worth 35c, ]
Mextrau Stitrli. worth 35c. ‘v 250 a box.
( oq do R‘oclur. worth 50c, i
liziton-Ilurlbtirt's “Style Modernc."
regular 25c:
.._____.__._____
(.‘Iianipion Stove Clay. You can save. the prit‘e of a new
set of bricks by patching the old ones up with fire clay. it
routes in packages. three sizes. 2%, (i and to pounds. to.
18 and use. ‘
15C. 2 for 25c.
llouso Furnishing Store. Inscnicnt.
The D. M. ego-Ce:
Winter M
We are now prepared to show full lines of WINTER UN-
DERWAR for Men. Women and Children. . ‘
MEN’S GOODS. DADIES' GOODS.
Heavy Fieeced
Fine Ribbed \ .
Shirts and Drawers. VCStS 311d Pants,
50¢ per garment. 25c I)" garment.
Mentor Ribbed '
Vests and Pants.
50¢ per garment.
Part Wool Ribbed
Vests and Panto. _
' ' 75¢ per garment.
All Wool Ribbed~
Vests and Pants, , 'I'? ‘1
White and Grey, " ’
$1.00 per garment.
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Grey Mixed
Shirts and Drawers. .
50c per garment.
Natural Wool
Shirts and Drawers.
0 75¢ per garment.
Natural Wool
Shirts and Drawers. .
$1.00 per garment.
Children's Garments, all sizes, at 25c. . | ‘ '
I
Children's Wool Garments. all sizes at pepular prices.
I
W
l... r??- lwltt new. .m .’
rotten dormers. court.
Telephone 343-0. ‘ V . " it
. .W. «.~.....wawaww
title“ You Heard tin Lilith?
. to it v.1 . “U. tum
It’s all over town. They any Ra‘ytnond has .the‘beet Coal. We
heartily concur iti that opinion. We think we have the largest and
best stock. But don‘t take our word for it. Try it load “and prove
It...
,.
in; . .
u wnsumtrrou tit.
itto your own sntlsintttion. Not much risk in that. If it's all right.
give us a chance at your Winter’s Coal. We are here to do but-linen.
‘ 1
Telephone "3-3. 7‘
, . - . i I" i."
' t
4 Mary
. . . . ‘ (fair the maker.
It will as you Thirty m “in on the Dollar.
‘l
«afootfl‘o‘bdi‘l‘ui m.
The Fun I
(tell ' and“ For Store.
it Y’t‘t‘lliillit" W"? ...i.‘:i "i. .
’ {gm
. , moonshine ohd
.gtwt
n o .v u.
a Underwear
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