.Ooieinan's.
u... n. is. Read
t} MJ‘ '. IV ‘
. ,. , inaugh'ters of ibebe~
dish. will least this ya 3:, .
Dave 'J‘eiilts “41939:!” horse on?
the Speedway no afternoon...
' ,"Sale sheet
music at "Briggerman's.
, “Saturday candy. ,_ 25c. ,Stillson-Pow-
Vell Corporation.‘ ,. ,
‘Hams, 8390 lb., N. Y. Grocery Com-
pany.
Another big cut in shoulders at Joe
eloil's. , ‘ ’ ' .
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Samuel W. Semple, ofj West‘streep
has taken a positwn with the Union
' Pacific Tea Company; '
Miss' Marguerite Mulvey has return-
ed home after a two weeks’ visit with
relatives in New York City.
Special prices on J potatoes at .the
.United Grocery Co. ,
l‘
hwrence auditslniiy
‘ J‘. o stop-
ping don
.Ml‘efiiéome B.’ Matter. of Academy
“ street, Norwalk. underwent g1 opera“
ties at the Hospital, yesterday.
Mrs. David 9. panorama, um Ada
‘ Osborn, of Arch street, have. been re-
cent sojourncrs at Asbury PMKuN. J.
,The class of, boys which wasatomeet
at the Baptist Tparsonags. tonight, will
be deferred. ‘~ me‘or meeting will be
announced later.» ‘- ~ . ~
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Miss Nellie Diner has returned to
her home in New York city. after a
stay in‘South Norwalk where she was
the guest of Miss Anna Keeler. '
The town board of school visitors
will hold a session on Tuesday even-
ing. September 18. No meetings were
held during July and August.
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'The condition of Bernie Collins is
. about. the same as it has been for the
past Week. in ten days. the physician
will probably be able to say that Mr.
Collinsds out of danger.
Cock \oe Tribe, 1. 0. R. M., of Nor-
walk, iii meet this evening. A'meet-
ing of tho Haymaliers' Association was
held last night, when the delegates
reported. '
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Ex~Mnyor John J. Cavanagh, of Mott
John Have coarandlamily, of New'avcnue. is still obliged to carry his
w York, have been visiting Delie Tri
- of Ann. street. .
There will be music at The Knob to-
morow night, reportsgcolihe‘contrary
notwithstanding. a 1 ' , .
Maurice H. Netting and wife and
] Frank P. Huntington and wife. are new
.jeylng a week's stay eta-cottage on a
lake near Pittsfield. W .
Timothy McMahon, oflt'the construe.
tion gang of the Consolidated rsilroad,’
is recovering from'a severe attack of
hay fever at his home in Cedar street.
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Miss Bessie Cprbett' is enjoying a
~weelr's vacation from her duties as
' bookkeeper and cashier at the store of
Rogers 0: Stevens, in South Main
street.
Mrs. William Hickerson and family,
‘ of Rat Beach, Northport, Long island.-
, " spending the day with Mr. and Mrs.
' bury 0. Bailey, Benton street.
.‘l‘he Schumann Art Print has donat~
7 '300 large posters to be used in ad
vertislng the big ball 7 es of the
usinees men, to take lace nest
Thursday. at Amusement Park.
Automobile tourist registered in
Norwaik include Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
is, bliss C, Wells and J. Stickney
Wells. Spring Lake; N. \J., (82 horse-
power Mercedes). and doseph W. at
nous. Port Chester, (25 horsepower
Lane steamer). . '
"an your bones' aching‘tnerves tired.
nights restless, kidney and liver trou-
hie, energy low? These are signs of
too vitality. Hoilister.‘s Rocky Moun~
m Tea will make you well. Tea or
lots, 36 cents. Piuisicd's Drug
The new. mammoth chimney of the
tit It Knapp Hat Company is grad-
llfting its head into the air, and
already about so of the in fact have
Mn built. The new chimney is so
that the scaffolding is put on
inside. it has it. big foundation
close by will be erected the boiler
,. engine room, on Elisabeth street.
'1‘!» unsatiensl suit of Ernest Can-
»fi id: of Stamford. against Harvey Jars
. of Rcwsyion. in which the plain-
‘clsimed s76 damages for malicious
_ or. gas getting this morli‘i‘i’ng can
spurt ytedeensnt,w man
who apology to the ,plsintiff and
public apology through the news-
gsst in bloyt's Theatre to see the
trawnbroliers was pretty easily
, onset humanoid. and even after
list the fine of is imposed by
, . yior. this its sidiisi
‘ the sail tics of, living seen
~ saith“ sure ......~t our
sy s
, . ice that «used the trouble.
was erroneously stated in es-
.s edition that Show .1. ‘ i.-
tlis ideal. of the board
. A , of the st-
tltst If. W “at
W an
M . l
. Runckennunnett.
pl). arm in a sling, as a result of an acci-
dent. Sunday. when he caught his arm
under ‘the propeller shaft of the
Rev. Romllly F. Humphries, who
spent the summer iit'iieron island.
,Maine, arrived in South Not-walk, to-
day. and after spending a few hours.
started for his charge in Baltimore,
where he will preach next “Sunday,
and will next week participate in the
festivities it Home-Coming Week.
which commemorates the anniversary
of the reconstructed Baltimore.
The Central Labor Union met. last
night, at their hall in South Main
street and listened to reportsfrom the
var us committees and subcommit-
tee on the Labor Day picnic. The af-
fair was a success financially, as all
expenses were cleared and, probably
a small snm' will be put in the treas-
ury as a result. Another meeting will
he held September 14th, when the
committees unable to be present last
evening will submit their reports.
70 suaasuoaa s'l’stisLANo.
CHICAGO, Septl'll-vA' telegram from
Attorney Binns at Washington, to As-
sistant State's AttOrney Barbour last
night, said that President Roosevelt
ghad cabled a warrant to the American
,minister at Tangier. requesting him to
surrender Stensland. Word was also
telegraphed that the State Department
had arranged to have an American
passenger liner touching at Gibraltar
stop at Tangier and take on board the
prisoner and his cantor.
OPEN CONFL CT iN RUSSIA.
S'i‘. l’it'l‘FfiiSB G, Sept 7.-—'l‘he
open conflict between Premier Stoly»
‘pln and the rcseilonists at court. due
to the refusal of the premier to ac-
quloco to the abandonment of the pro.
posed reforms. is reflected by the
comment of the reactionary net/spas
' porn on the proinier‘s note of Septem-
ber i», which are now openly demand-
ing the reilremeni. of M. Stoiypin.
iNJUflY TO CRUISER BOSTON.
WASHINGTON. Scpt’ 7.-'l‘ho Navy
Department was informed today. of the
arrival of the cruiser Boston at the
. Bromorion navy ysrd, Washington.
,She will he docked and later a report
will be made till to the injury lbs
'sustalncd by going aground on Peo-
hody Rock In Rosario Straits,
MIL! CLASS FOR MIN ONLY.
The Bible Class for Men only will
resume its sessions on Sunday noon
next at First Methodist Church. The
pastor will be present to conduct the
' discussions of the class. Plans will be
presented for the s eclsl services of
Rally Day. All mom r are requested
to be present.
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CANAAN Irons “IGAMZIG.
CANAAN. Boat 7. ’ a general iner-
chsiidiso store of Jackson and Miss-
ion was entered by burglars during the
I night “and against"‘uiiiintityi outfiologi‘igl‘i's
was on. we memo . sp s.
actions were arrested at Winston this
.forsnoon sud they. will he brought ,
nimuwfi' hm '
. scrubbers sensor
. nuanr must . .
was s... § ($2.56; to I
. arrow as!" attire bun ow ’
at Hal-norms ‘. v” " I“! ‘
to the annual convention in Naugatuck
‘ om anon s to 3 salad: ,
can on ulnar; i
dim-Mic voila ‘
Norton and loo-Piece suits treetops.
I seamen siiirs res men so Hodl.‘ says. IN‘THE “Larssr Moo.
ate Atlas rims RANGE or we NEW cams iN MIXT‘. AND mm
realise FAIRIGii, «euro staoo. , ‘ - ‘ > ‘
Hare. cars AND ruamsii‘mes iron aovs, m oustirvasun va-
nis'rv ssvounauvrame we've suowu serous. some voun
‘sov wrm vou. , J ' ,~, l
way, [sour business. Profit is not our only aim—mot
quite. We owe much to the public for the patronage I,
they give—and‘keenly appreciate it. We take «some
things for granted tliough~as that South Norwalli ;de- .
pends chiefly on this store for Good 53min, Good Service.
And for that you pay us just as little as you would pay
any dealer elsewhere—anywhere.
in
“m iii-SWIM manual. 1. HATCH. .2“
g . , Buy Oats Thais Clean.
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frosr CARDS
Select New ‘leewsé—‘liist Recalled.
, - _ at . I ,
Wm. P. Beers,
‘ Books, Stationery and Engraving. ., . .
49 W1“ St. some: " is So. Main so. So. Norwich.
Ismors than a cough; it is a. deep-seated inflam-
mation or ,. catarrh of the bronchial tubes and
lwmd to asthma and the most fruitful
source of consumption. It homes all schools oi
medicine. and cough cures, loaded with nar-
cotics are worthless and harmful, because no
remedy taken internally only, ever did or can
cure. HERMAN BALM, the gsrmioide bah
sum, alone hastriumphsd in every case for 90‘
”3:: 1i! drops every 8 horns and Bid SURE to bathe the throat
and chest with lush, an Balm every night. That is shower”. It
penetrates, ndnoss‘ culmination, kills the germs. stops the
coughing and raising of phlegm. restoring the lungs tours signs-
sfyonsh. Get: the 50c or 01.00 bottle. keep up the mum
culturally for a few weeks and we guarantee a euro close down so
the last stage»! quick consumption. No cocaine or opiates. “
B. Fe am“ at 00" “WWI“. hm
illiyaiean
Pay Y0
”a.
.y , .,... ulna-mam; ; ‘
pub.
f‘. ”xi ,x‘ .
M" sarcasm svsuiaosasa 7119 s. ' _
‘ enlist-sis; sherry, . \
“ \Colifornia Port ......,.........sso‘hot.
in. dollars Claret in: hot. ‘
well. lot, theory. street.
4 Frederick
gal. .‘r. .380 I“)?
‘fl‘be Wineslare absoliitéiy' pure and
rightly aged. They were bought for
;.medlcinsi use and we know they are
an medicinal Wines should be.
M
The elitism Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE
‘TIL. lbw-2. »
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE. ‘
TODAY IN WALL swim.
,1 WALL STREET, 10:10 a. air—There
were a few lessen mingled with the
prevailing gains in the opening deal.
ings in stocks, the most conspicuous
of which was Great Northern id, with
a decline of 1 M. The gs as were
small, except in a few instances, but
a market was broad. and active.
here were very heavy dealings «.in
United Itstes Steel at a recovery of
7 3-8 of its 1 per cent. dividend, which.
came oi! the stock today. Northern
Pacific rose 2, Reading. Brooklyn Tran-
' asit, Sines Shemeid Steel and American
Locomotive about a point and Pennsyl-
vania. Canadian Pacific, Republic Steel
and Sugar large fractions.
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.~—~Vigor-
ous bidding up of“ special stocks divert
ed attention from the realising that was
, going on elsewhere, which ultimately
, put Union Pacific nearly a point below
yesterday's closing. and Si. Paul,»Aui<
'algainaied Copper, United States Steel
pfd. and others a fraction, The Hill
group. Reading and .gpiorsdo Fuel
» made a good show of strength. Northa
westerh and United Reduction improv-
; ed 3; Great Northern pfd. 2 5-8. and
Colorado Fuel 2. Evansville and Ten
re Haute declined six ’points. Call
money. opened at 12 per cent.
WALL STREET. Nom.--The specu-
lation was restrained by the apprehen-
sion that call money would rise in the
afternoon when customary estimates
on the week’s currency are published.
Special stocks were strong, Great
Northern pfd. rising.3..5~8.-llnion Pa-
cific recovering to the best; New; york
Central stones ‘1' units adh-
sidisry stocksta :poi -. . Mon-the
August cerium-J h ’ Sinei‘ros‘o
8; U. 8. Rubber 3 ll-tznndV lowers s
Hudson 2. At noon Up on Pacific, illi-
uois Contraband Ches peaks &‘9hlo
had receded to one help, last night.
Union Bag lost 1 1-2 and‘t e pfd. 7 1-2.
Bonds were dull and steady.
WALL STREET. 1 p. "tr-With but
few exceptions prices yielded below
yesterday's closing alter mid-day. the
loss rmiclilng a point in St. Paul, Lou.
ville & Nashville, Pennsylvania and
Consolidated Gas. . . .
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MIXIOAN REVOLUTI ARV JUN-
Govsromsnt Asks for Suppression of
St. Louis Organisation.
WASHINGTON. Sept 7.——Declaring
to be false the reports of a bitter an-
ti-American feeling in Mexico and an
Dias, David E. Thompson. the Ameri-
can ambassador. has reported to the
State Department renewing his request
that in compliance with the wishes
of Mexico‘s president this government
should take steps to suppress the Me
slcan revolutionary junta at St. Louis
which publishes in Spanish a paper
called, Regeneration.
He contended that articles that have
I poured in certain newspapers of the
cited Sues. gave a "most exagge-
rated importsnce"to the work of men
who have fled from Mexico. and will
.eontinue to endeavor to breed a spirit
of unrest in that country.
s ambassador has suggested that
if hese men could be dealt with as
anarchists. Presi at Dias would feel
a deep Agrstitud. The {Imitation
made by Mr. 'l‘hommfoliowed in-
tsrvlews he had with side t bias
in which the latter expressed . ,,
nest hope that t Uni
vsrnment could , a
the further oircnia
question.
reform the dis-
1
might be taken ‘
Reputation. . .
asst. ss‘rsrs use
'uli'!‘ A. Regan to Wiliwosgm
« ”In ,
é , i, M Wt .
as“ _ lot and buildings, wows
NSAT‘OHIOK scone sass roynsrosi'ross‘m osssast sanitiéi] pl. M m
"fillies lilelasl “91‘ of his oral; *"
organised revolution against President ‘
‘ Pears for canning or eating. per basket
I trumpet-apes, Bansnssy'stc.
W‘Vbt :V,‘
, denied now st$l
n.2,...
Broken lets YOunayljlen’s Suit.
Small size men canifind'*liobd’=piokiiia
suits at $53.00. These suits were tome;
priced at from $10 to $16.
i
’t
Qt
”a. Hand-wrench for Man and Boys. - :ng
98 Washington at. he. Norwslk. ‘ ‘ '3
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HAVE ALMOST naoppso our or sioH-r as FAR as THE suaeijsls
couocauso. WHILE THE PRICE HAS ssour oousst.
lF vou'na some To "Do up" ANY ‘IT LOOKS As iF you, “AP;
sense accuse voua supva AT once. HELP To PICK THEM
is scsacss THANrTHE rouaroas. - ‘
room l sam- MY MAN on A TOMATO PlGKiNG cursorripti;1
AND, lF HE HAS coon LUCK, we SHALL HAVE "our 25 sonnets
coon TOMATOES TO SELL FRIDAY MORNING AT soc s’AbKi‘i'Qi”
BARTLETT PENIS, 050. KBAEKET.
LORENZO DIBB
. ' Telephone Call 26-4.
Potatoes! Potatoes! Potatoe
VERY‘P‘QNCYSTOCK.......... .. . ...‘I . .wnpsr‘p
‘NIOI'LE‘AN SHOULDERG ...... . . ,‘ ,
21 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR ......... . .. . ........... . . . .‘.. . A... ’
FANCY swear Porsroas.......... ......... . ..... ........psr posit,
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS. 4.... . .. ......... . .......... . ..... par Cosine. ‘
can HURFLOUR ..... ............... . ........ . ...p.l'b"3‘.
JONES' AND PiLLSIURY’S FLOUR.
MIL‘K ...... . .......... .. ......... scans.
FULL LINE rescues. TOMATOES, cucusissas, “seeped . ,-
s'rc. . '
5'.i-.‘
UNITED sitcom c'ouriii-ilpff
So. Norwalk. ‘
Phone 143.
49 roots} ‘
East Nervslh. , ‘
méfifidm
Oil
moon’s CELEBRATES}? .,
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Sugar, Cured: Should“ *
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Have made arrangements to get them shipped every day'. out; I
the smoke house, and while the lot lasts we will sell
SUGAR CURE” SHOULDERE. PER POUND .n..... ........is 8
BUTTER! surreal current ' i
A very low price on our Fancy Creamery Butter for Baturds
There is no better Butter in the market, and we guarantee it to be is
IIIOI
. of pure Butter to every. pound we sell.
FANCY CBEAMERY BUTTER, PER POUND """"""“"““V”:‘7J
. was .npatugss
Peaches .............t‘rom 76¢ per bash
Natiils Rod Onions. per quart ............ “
u.annul-unstimtnuusuns.
sssssdwlivsIllsloslosb‘lll
hilly. Red Ripe Tomatoes, per uusri.........................,..L'.
A fresh line of Native Vegetables ili daily. such as Celery, but
alps, ‘liisl Plant. Suussii.’ Wax Beans.’ Hosts and Lime ,. Scans. ,
Call ssrly and have your shotss.= f
Norwalk Chronicler