.“fl-"h zoos.
1! id” NNWITWW'”:
' TH. N‘
outings “ sis,
,él FOR
fall and lllhtotWtar.
E.KIaANKs,
so and 41 warplanes emu.
Mohaekomo Hotel Bleak.
south Nomlk. _
,.
Laid liens litter
«whatnot: FORECAST.
For Norwnlit and vicinity: Cloudy
and warmer tonight. Thursday rain.
Disturbances are central this morning
over Lake Superior and on the Gulf
coast near New Orleans. They are
producing Cloudy and rainy weather in
the central and southern sections. in
the extreme northwest is an area of
.high pressure with pleasant weather
and freezing temperatures. Condi-
tions favor for this vicinity increasing
cloudiness with rain late tonight and
Thursday with rising temperature.
~—
l)r. B. B. Plumbley, of Bridgeport
spent yesterday in Norwalk.
A regular routine meeting of linens
Tribe, 1. O. R. M., was held last even-
as.
-—Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
The barge West Farms has arrived
ith a 'cargo of coal for Raymond
rothers.
The'schooner Lucy [sine has arrived
with a cargo of sand for Raymond
Brothers.
‘Mrs. D. C. Thomas was operated on
yesterday afternoon at 3 o‘clock at the
Norwalk Hospital.
Ray Fowler. of A. J. Collins and
Company‘s force of clerks, is attend
ing the Guilford fair to-day.
-—Don't forget dance given by Amer-
ican Band at Arlen Hull, Friday eve-
ning, Sept, 28.
Mrs. Homer F. Bushman. of Eliza—
beth street, has returned home from
visiting friends in Blawvelt, N. Y.. and
Flushing, it i.
The barge Ellen McWillinms arrived
yesterday with a cargo of coal for the
Ferris Coal Company.
James L. Shipman. of Jersey City.
is visiting his parents in this city. Mr.
Shipman was formerly a South Non
walk man.
9 *—
Yoa little knew ‘when first we met
'l‘lInI some day you would be
The lucky fellow l'd choose to let
Pay for my Rocky Mountain Tea.
i’laisted's Drug Store,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davis and
child have returned home from a stay
of tsvo Weeks at .Mrs. Davis’s home, in
lndlana. .
Mrs. Curtis B, Smith, of Protlsvillc,
N. Y., has returned home after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. John Spendlove. of
Grove street.
Arthur Brush, of East Norwnlk, who
is employed‘in Bridgeport is now
enjolyng a. few days vacation at his
home here.
For Developing the Figure. Cleari-
liness is the first law in medicine. if
you want ll fine figure and good health.
use lloilister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. l’iaisted'a
Drug Store.
Bertha S. Coley Jcnnlnus, of Nor-
wnlk. has brought suit for divorco
against ()liver H. Jennings. of Weill-
port, for infidelity. 'i‘hcy ware nutr-
ried October ii, 189?, and have a minor
child. Joliff'ficnry Jennings, whosc
custody the mother desires. She also
claims alimony.
~ no . -
The members of the Official Hoard
are requested to meet lhc pastor a
few momcnta ut the close of the Mir
yer meeting. Thursday night at tho
South Norwak Mcihodiat Episcopal
Church. toni‘ row evening, to (“TR“KI'
for spccitll services in Novcmbcr.
‘—
(lovcrnor Roberts has authorized
lhe‘lltlmissfon of Louis 'l‘uckor, of
ilridgewuter to the Connecticut School
for imbecllos at Lakoviiic. lie hon
nuthorlsutlflhe admission of Mlt‘llfll'l
and Bonus muses/ell of Ridxeiicld to
the Mystic Scum)! for the Deaf. He
has approved the bill of the Norwich
Hospital for the insane for August
for ”JULIE.
nr'rla‘ri-IAN BPANKINO.
annuities does not cure children of
bed wetting. if it did there would be
few childrentiut would do it. There
is a constitutional cause for this. Mrs.
M. admin-minor ind. Nam Demo.
ind. will send her from treatment to
any mother. Bhil ooh no money.
Writs her today if your children trou-
ble you in this way. Don't. blame the
child. Tho'chsncos are it can’t help
L .
W
SPECIAL.
Rump Corned‘Beef
12 1-20 lb.
battleships-ht $12.“:
. d”.
Pro
on...
enticement ,. .
. placate ’
I . tutti ,Qtiribut
,9
We have a full line of
these famous and fashion-
able papers for polite cor-
,respondence.
High .Quality
, ReasOnable Prices.
[it it. light it.
Dru t.
8 North Main St. Tel. 626—3.
Connection for all north and
south bound cars can be made
at our store.
A meeting of the Barbers‘ Union was
held last night, and Galbo Nocolo was
admitted to membership.
Sunday will be the last day of the
muzzle law on dogs for this season.
Many owners are glad, maintaining
that the muzzlcs torture the animals.
Leave of absence to October 15. with
permission to leave the state, has been
granted to Captain John if. Evans,
Medical corps. C. N. 0., by the Min
iant-general‘s office.
Two candidates appeared before
Frederick Conley and Elbirt Clark
this morning and were examined as to
their suitability as letter carriers. Tht
examination was held in the South
Norwuik Council chamber,
George il‘, li‘oote and family return
today from Hell island to tlIcir home
in Courtland street. Mrs. John H.
Ferris intends to occupy hcr Bell is
land cottage until at least Thanksgiv-
ing, (“.1 which date the family assem-
bles there for dinner.
The Company F imakctball squad
went to the Armory lat-Ii niuht and
started in training for the season, 'i‘hc
team will be a strong one and in addi-
tion to most of the old stars, will bc
strengthened by Frank Godfrey, who
returned a short time ago from service
in the Philippines.
Mrs. E, if. liotchklss, Miss Gertrude
iiotchkiss and their guests, Mrs. flan-
nah Morc Jessnp,‘Mrs. 'I‘. W, Harris.
nd‘ Master Richard Harris,‘loft for
fusion and vicinity this looming in
their automobile, stopping on route at
New liavon, whore thcy will be joinvd
by Allen Sims. They are to be gone
a week or ten days, returning via New
London and Sag Harbor in time to
take in the Vanderbilt. cup raccs,
C
Pimplcs call for immediate treat-
ment. There's nothing more offensive
and dreaded than a pretty face covered
with eruptions. The body must be
kept perfectly healthy with Hoilistor's
Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or 'i‘ab-
lets, 35 cents. l’laisted's Drug Store.
Mrs, Rosanna Green, of Bridgeport.
has threatened to sue her former has»
hand, James Nolan of Poquonock. from
whom she obtained a divorce last
spring. to recover on a note of $500
which shc alleges that her iornicr hus-
band made in hcr favor. Mrs. (lrccu
Izuvc birth to twenty-seven children
titlriccn of whom are living. Nolan
has consulted counsel and will contest
the still, if brought.
~ Billions? 1“ch hcavy after dinner?
'i‘ouaoc coated? lliltcr taste? Complex
ion Hallow? l.ivcr nccds waking up.
iioau’s linguists cures bilious attacks
2.3 cents at any drug store.
Highway thunmlssionor MaciIoIttIlri
has awarded contracts for highway
‘mprovomcnts. He has awarded to (l.
N. i‘iarkc. of Milford a contract for
constructing sortie 2,690 feet of gravel
road in Oxford at 'iil/g cunts a fool,
lllhcr contracts arc the following:
t'omilructiou of nutccudum road in Wa-
icrbury ut 82.4714 a foot, to Edward
Mciliunus of that city. grading of 4.05%
l't'ol of road in the town of Buybrook
including the raising and lowering of
siticwaikn, as Well fill the grading of
the roadway. III “20 a (mi, and rubble
drain ul Silly a foot. in l". 'i‘, l.cy 8‘,
t‘ompany of Hprinnneld.
(taunts at the Hotel Clifford yua—
icrliay lncludod George l.., Rockwell.
Ridge-field; Lewis lllll, Bridgeport:
()ile-i- llyron. Long branch; E. if. Colo.
mun. Newark: E, 'l‘. Scallon, Provi-
dent-c; l". llciitor, (3. ll. lltll’nrll. l". H.
Eno. Mr, and Mrs. AI 'l‘rohcrn. Mrs.
lino Iironoon. lt'. ill, Williams, ll. Mo
Chilton. (l. (l. Phillips, (1. F. Bradbury
and family, i). i). Mathews, F, W. Sew.
ard. W, i. Decker, C. A. Thomas. J. if.
Manna. t‘harles Silver. A, it. .Ionen.
Jacob Aylun. New York: C. 'l'. lilins.
Troy, N. v: A. L. ilnriictt. Spring
field; John tittaliffc. New Canaan; F.
(I, Imwwn, Iitmion: ll. ll. Williams. .1.
l'. Witimun. Philadelphia: N. H.
Hlonc, buffalo: F. C, Griswold. ilurt:
ford; E. 'l‘. Qnrdncr, Boston.
m
POCTMABTER NAMED.
W
Offices at Crescent Bench and Pine at
Orchard to he Cloud.
WAHHINGTON. Bepi. 20.~Dntiiol
if. Wyehoff has been appointed posh
master at Springtime, Fairflold county.
Conn. to succeed J. Miller, resigned.
llyron 8. Carrier was also named fer
the office at Highland Park. Hartford
county. in the place of Robert M.
is"
"Roving huh
or woods I"G o 5
than “tooth «admin Billill‘mclll‘etll'n m llII
it ""6“ "pep-In. that a wot-do on so I l
the .. . , oirwonderfulcumpnsltlon.
Ito-called rum
0 i the l I
. and. find i ll f'ucurrto rel 93o
not guts other: I have taken
.‘i
“only! ‘ t , Good
”art. liltwidhfi’itifi‘iw “ah-"i
. . . ; o , .
molded to sure.“ you”: money Still.” 0‘0 0
Iterllng Remedy Cm, Chlcuo or N.Y. "I
IIIIIALSALE. TEN HILL”! BOXES
ottoman?
DR. JEROME D. WIRT.
Osteopathic Physician,
:2 Issues Place,
Norwalk, Conn.
Phone.
Graduate of the A. T. Still In-
stitute of Osteopathy, at Kirks-
Vine, Mo.
Licensed by Connecticut State
Board of Health.
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68
88
; DAVID w. RAYMO v0. '
. Funeral Director i
i and Embalmor. l
l 19 North Main St. south Nerwalk.‘
I. Residence, 0 Washington Street. i
{ Telephone 41 house. 134-2. i
' STATIONERY
Fine Auortment of
EATON HURLBUT STATIONERY.
SPECIAL BOX.
19c.
THls WEEK.
Will. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 134 Washington at.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
HOYT'S THEATRE
Four Days Commencing
WEDNEsDAY SEPT. 26TH.
sATunoAv' MATINEE.
FRANK J. HARVEY COMPANY
Presents
Miss MAISIE CECIL
in Repertoire.
EVENING:
Wednesday—Rachel Gold-teln.
Thursday—Tho Ore-t Poi-on Mys-
fury.
Friday—«My Partner.
Saturday—The White Caps.
Saturday Matinee-«Tilly, the German
Conant Olrl.
4-Bla BPECIALG BETWEET A6114
including the Special Future Act
ARMiNTA AND BURKE.
Sensational Aerial Acrobats.
PRICE! .. ....... 10¢. 20c and 30d.
LADIES', TICKET! WEDNESDAY
NlGHT.
SEATS ON SALE.
HOYT’S THEATRE
INTIRI WEEK. OCTOBER 1.
The Most Popular of All Companies.
THE AUDREY [TOOK COMPANY.
All New Play- snd omelet Scenery.
MONDAY NIOHT LAOIKO’ TlGKITa
A Limited Number.
“to VAUDIVILLE Acts—o.
HEPENTOINI.
Monday Night—When the World
oops. -
Tuesday Night-A Midnight Mar-
rla I.
odoudsy Nightu-orlven From
Hem.
Your“. Night-Joli an. Inn.
Stools . resigned.
'On ‘ eptember till. the post office at
Crescent Beach. New mason county.‘
(team. will be discontinued. The mail
of to than 3, _ . some flute
lit! a so at Pluggdfm on Hand
county, will also be amassed.
Friday l htuWIokiow Lou.
“turd-y labia-Spy at Port Ar-
th r. , -
Mummy Matthew—For His Moth-
.fl.“k.l ‘
fluidly Motion—4 Deserted
Critic.
away to one of the humor
must-o Ins-pom. .... '
A use erJm. Piano. l '
on
3
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HEAD CLERK catuoaoo Residue
Will Luvo‘v Nomaik for Melon 5.
Company's“ More. lridqeport.
Albert‘lfi‘rindrod. the well-known and
popular head clerk at Willis 8. Set-
ieck’s‘ clothing store. Norwullt. has re-
,slaued his .p sltloo to take advantage
of 'a liberal er at the big Meixs &
Company estabiihsmcnt. Bridgeport, in
which he will become salesman in the
claimant department. ,
Mr. Grindrod's many friends are sor~
ry to learn of his intention to leave
Norwulk, but. unite in wishing him or»
cry measure of success. He will be
gin the duties of the new position on
Thursday of next week.
Mr. Grindrod has been connected
with the Seileck store for eight years.
He is also a member of several wells __
known local organizations, including
Parnassus Council. Royal Arcanum, Our
Brothers’ Lodge; i. 0. 0. it, and the.
Nutmeg Club and is secretary of the
Norwnik Methodist Sunday school. in
the. recent famous baseball game be—
tween the Norwallt and South Norwalk
business men, he was captain of the
Norwnlk team.
George J. Cnvunngh, the popular
junior clerk to Mr. Grindrod at the
Selleck store. will be advanced to the
position of head salesman. .
MR8. OELRICHB WANTS ADMINIS-
TRATION LETTERS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2d.»
Through her attorneys, Mrs, ()nlrichs
yesterday filed a petition in the Pro
batc Court requesting that. special let-
ters of administration be granted hcr
upon the estato‘of her late husband,
Herman Oelrichs. who died at sea last
August while returning from’ Europe.
The. estate is valued til $1,000,000. The
letters will probably be issued today.
BENEFIT OF TYPHOON SUFFER-
ENS.
HONG KONG, Sept. 20.——'l‘hc Chl-
ncsc subscription fund for the benefit
of sufferers by the recent typhoon has
reached the sum of $80,000.
~
You .Get
First Quality
Coffee
For 25c ib.
\ u
when you buy our blend of Mocha
and Java.
it is our own importation. ottr
own roasting, our own sorting and
our own blending, and the only
reason for its small price is the
fact that it is sold by us direct
without going through middicmen'
hands. You make. fully 10c on
a pound—the 10c the jobber odds
for his share in distributing coffee
to the trade“
We are wholesale retailers and
our customers get the best in U!
World for least money.
The Union Paciii
Tea Co.
120 Washington St.. so. Norwaik.
Next Door to Post-Office.
Phone, 655—2. Free Delivery.
iltI You Need ii
Dealt State This
Fall?
YOU CAN NOT DO BETTER THAN A
STEWART.
We are so sure this Stove
elem you. that we will cheerfully re-
fund your moooy after a month's trial.
if you wish it.
We invite you to call, look and com-
pare.
CASH 0R CREDIT.
A. J. ANGEVINE & SON.
FURNITURE. ETC.
134 Wuhlftgton Ctrut.
loath Nomik. Conn.
Harry E. Oran
TEACHER
VIIlllI Moduli. 'fiulidf.
. (Private pupil. at years with H. H.
Hartman». New " and Conservatory
of Music. lo um). will «art
class in no Norwaik. 12 yard.
tugs". wool-t tomato first five
studying. Class limited. Regular. pu~
plls’ recitals. Mandolin club to form
at ones. Addru to
864 PAINPIILD AVE. INIDOIPONT.
CONN. ,
u
3.
.d.
Fall Stilos:
Now Reads.
AT"
b.
Will
my.
WC." Ml!u'¥5&
m n. m
FOR SALE BY
‘ THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
”m-.,. H... -._..,..
UNIVTE‘D GOSPEL LEAGUE.
m
Last of a Series of Services at the
Soldiers’ Home. i
first evening was held the last of al
series or religious services at Fitch's
Home for Soldiers. owing to the assign-
ment. of a regular chaplain to the
Home. These services have been
conducted for the last nine years by
Stamford religious workers,
The. closing service was in charge of
the United Gospel Magoo. of Stain-i
ford, and consisted of an address by
Charles F, Olmstcud. of New Haven.
special songs by E. E. Gale, ol‘ Stnmv’
ford, and Mrs. Frank Holmes, of Da-'
rich.
The (tunnel Magoo is an organiza-
composod of the following members:
t‘.
Wm. F. Waterbury, chairman; E. L
W. ii. Stevens. W. H. Bump. R. A.
uunnd, Wm. Lovatt. W. W. Graves,
Edward Williams and George Whit~
taker.
A DEAD ONE.
"is he a good manager?"
“No; i don‘t believe that he could
manage a cemetery."
No CE.
There is every reason to bclicvc that.
the Baking Exhibition to be held at l”.
A, Mitchell‘s lt‘urnlluro Storc. 3 and 5
Wall St., Norwalk. on Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept. 26 and 27. will he in»
tort-sting, instructive, and profitable.
The public is invited to attend. We
claim the Summit Range to be the best
cooking apparatus, the best fuel saver
and most advanced range on the mar-
ket. We shall endeavor to prove this
to you at the exhibition.
F. A. MITCHELL,
3 and 6 Wall St. Norwaik, Conn.
Tel. 615—2.
NEW
DERBIES
and
SOFT HATS
The complete autumn assort-
ment is ready. We show sev-
eral different models. This
means that. the young, the mid-
dle-aged and the elderly man can
get exactly the hat that best
suits him. The new grey is at-
tracting most men this season.
$2.00 AND $2.50.
‘ZE
“‘1
Open Monday, Wednesday,
and Baturdny' Evening.
tutti Its,
TAN-O
OLO'I'HII
HATTEI.
FUNNJOHER.
l6 Washington “not.
South Norwalk.
" N OMTICE
MRS. lARlOV
has recelvcd a carload of
the Heavy truck and (leach
Horses.
and they can be seen at .
Stables in (Joan. Avenue.
W
A Jack of altitudes-
lq not who! it» Mould mm on.» they
«rec-rtrwr't'w ”m.
a on r a an In on
is «no. In done. Iii
’ ARTHUR I. IINIDIOT.
Plumbing. Timing and 0mm Mon.
| Monroe «not. In. Mulls.
I
l
DoYou WaniGlasses
rThai Fit ‘2
or scum.» on do. Everybody does.
and "the“ , place to at what you
“mm .1. where time in an expert. i
All! can -wnivr
Homer B. Hoyt,
lion for work outside of and in col
operation with the churches. and is,
Gale. musical director; George .lonemi
Reynolds, n. if. Reynolds, M. n. Mar- y
Creditors. ' .1. ,
Mum" Optician , This Sale commences to-day and will fut is sale day: my, 2 ,
looms 1&3” calm whammy, If “N ‘ . , . . J
. . masseuse... can stats about a m , on,
its... 3...... mm. lewd or miniseries ”more: swam _,
won-p.14. ' i. -14-: * 'M'lflmlt e lathe» ~ .
anon, ram.
squ'm uoawsnxgs cases our Goons House.
.I. A. HISLOP a 00‘.-
i AGENT nos MAY nsnrou‘s PATTERNS.
ittiiiit‘tttt’si
‘we oat/ore THIS AD. ENTIRE Ly TO THE EerolrING or an.
PLE HOUSEKEEPING Goons. TH a sunny: i2- Asour suoso Alli?
THE THRIFTY HousEWIt-‘E BEGINS“ To No E“ H! MANY WANTED
ITEMS nssoao. THIS us YOUR REPLENICHINC TIME. AND .THII
areas to our FOR A GOOD SHARE or vous 308mm av orna-
ING YOU SUCH VALUES As THE rottowmo:
iF iN NEED OF TOWELS
BUY NOW
Never too many towels in the house.
They cannot always be bought at such
prices as fhclsc:
50 don. bleached huck towels. size
36 in. by 18 in. While they last at 100.
All linen unbleached stable tow-
els. value 170 each. for 12%0 each.
We have Just secured a ,few more
of these real Russian. crash towels,
to sell for 17¢ each.
An extra large and heavy weight
hemmed bath towel, special for 26¢
r
l.
E... . .
- A real loom damask linen, 54 In.
wide, clover leaf design, the The grade
at bile yd. ,
72 in! half bleached loom damask
tulip design, very heavy quality. spe-
cial at 75c y‘ ’
70 in. bleached table linen with
open work border. value 75c yd. for
590 yard. ,
BUY BED BPREADC NOW.
Every item of bed spreads offered
in this ad. is priced‘ at a liberal re-
duction from normal prices. . There
should be some busy bed spread bny~
ing in this store during the next. few
days. .
Medium weight honeycomb bod- '~,_
spreads, just a few remain, for 89c. ‘
A very heavy grade of crib spreads.
value $1.25. for $1.00.
Extra large size and “My weight
bed spreads. handsome designs on
fine weaves, at $1.50.
see .
YOUR TABLE LINEN
OPPORTUNITY.
We take a liberal loss on our legit-
imate profit hero with a view to don-
bling our linen sales—~Thua:
54 in. unbleached dahiask, for 250
ard.
62 in, unbleached damask, a 59c
grade, at 50c yd.
83-85 Washington Street.
CO RS ETS.
Our Corset Department is stocked with all the popular makes of Corsets
in the latest prevailing styles and all sizes. We handle only the best; till
kinds that prove satisfactory and make you regular customers.
You need Corsets and Want the best you can get at the price. It's the
Corset that makes or mars the lit or the costume.
Let us assist you in selecting the one best adapted to your figure.
N. E. RYAN a 00.
86 Washington St.. 50. Norwalk. "
Telephone 474.
ATTEND
The Great Tenflags’ Sales.
AT
M. s SMITH n COMPANY’S. '
South Norwalk
92 Washington Street.
BUYING COAL IN THE summit?
is JUBT As senslsLE Ae GATHER-
ING ICE N THE WINTER. Mr-wo"?
ARE FILLING UP CELLARB Now
WITH THE sear COAL MlNED AT
SUMMER PRICES. EXAMINE 0th
com. BEFORE YOU LEAVE YOUR
ORDER ELSEWHERE.
Harris & Gans Co.
T he Paris Diualt ti, Suit House
Sale tor lhree Days lint Will Surprise You.
GOODS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
Twentieth Century women demand large assortmenis and good values.
They find them hero. Our steadily increasing business proves It. if you
wonr our garments you can move in any society because they have style $5“
grace to them. and our prices for our class of goods are very low. a
really get for them in New York city a little more wholesale than we retail ~
them in this town. ,That‘s why we got so much business. Out motto is
quick sales and sImIll profits and for this sale we will still ioWer in the
prices.
LADIES' LONG COATS FROM ......... ...... .. M.“ To $40.00
LADIEE’ CUITB FROM . ...... .011.” To 040.00 .
RAIN COATS 06.0! T011509
suture FROM 01.» TO $80.00
WAICTC FROM ...... ............30o TO ”0.00
i .We soil butter goods for ions Inouoy than any NOON in The Howell“.
and 1we . court «comparison.
Asphalt,
' . Gravel,
Blue Stone Walks Laid,
. Curb Editor and Paving , Bet. ,
...... galls
”Haul”...minimum-n.-
.i-o...-.-..-..n....-.i..i.i...n
Concrete, Cement,
Hill-"INT SALE.
Forced to ulltho entire stock below can for the benefit of the
’ r: “'i wile?
o
Norwalk Chronicler