4
ileum mm a:
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g ma tutor -’
Dunes Goons
in all‘ t.“ p95 pinpointt iqgmfldnnd‘
plaids. V . .
Also iionrlettns, Gorges, Veilinu, Al-
batross, Granite Cloth. Volt “ml. M0-
bairs and Brilliantinel in ‘ colors. .
' BLACK GOODS A SPECIALTY.
E.K.BANR§.
46 and 47 Washington “rut.
Mahukumo Hotel Block.
. Minuteman.
m
M. MW...
ordination
WEATHER. FORECAST-
For Norwnlk and vicinity: Cloudy
with occasitinui rain and slightly low-
cr temperature tonight and ’l‘uca’day.
There is no well-defined storm area
east of the Rocky Mountains, but a
slight disturbance near Hatteras is
producing cloudy weather with (weas-
ionui rain along the Middle and North
Atlantic coasts. An area of high pres-
sure with low temperatures extends
from Colorado northward to Montana.
Conditions favor for this vicinity gen-
ernliy cloudy weather with occaslomil
rain and slightly lower temperature.
There are. few natieo chestnuts in
the local markets.
-—Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Palestine Castle, Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain, will meet
to-night.
Mr. Clarence Knapp and Mrs. Freda»
rick Byxbee are spending today in
New York city.
Douglass Fowler Post, Grand Army
of tho lie-public, will hold it regular
meeting this evening.
Our Brothers‘ lodged. O. O. F.. of
Norwalk. will tneet tonight at the
lodge rooms in Wall street.
Uncos Tribe, No, 26, improved 0r-
der of lied Men, will hold a regular
meeting tomorrow night.
Dr, Lewis Barnes of Oxford, the
only resident. physician of that place
is seriously ill with heart trouble at
his home in Oxford.
Frederick A. Ballpof Dnnbury has
filed a petition in bankruptcy with the
United States district court, with lin-
biiities of $800.25 and no assets,
Mrs. E. K. iioyt and daughter, Miss
Mabel lioyt who have been spending
the summer at their cottage at liell
island. have returned to itidgcflcld for
the winter.
S. T. llaymond of South Norwaik.
who for the past two years has been
bookkeeper for the Mianus Manufac-
turing Company, leaves November
first, to accept a position in New York
city.
"'l'otiurlng eczema spreads its l‘urlr
ilig tired every day. lionn's (limp-cut
quickly atops its spreading, instantly
relieves the itching cures it pennan-
cntiy. At any drug store.
The Rev. W. W. T. Duncan will
preach at the Methodist Episcopal
Church in Cannons tomorrow night.
in connection with the evangelistic ar-
tlritieu of the Norwulk Group of Mt‘lh‘
odist Churches.
.l. 'i‘. Jackson is the owner and car-
penter, fora frame house to be erected
at East Norwalk. it is to be two and
one-half stories high, 28x31 fer-t, and
will [in provided with modern im‘
provements and hot air heat.
in Norwalk, last week, there were
only six stiles of real-estate and mori-
SaKES recorded with Town (‘lcrk Smith
amounting to 88,600, For the third
week in November. 1905, there were
seven union of property. and mortgages
aggregating $4.750.
Thomas .i. West. .lr., of (‘onshohock-
er and Norrislown. Penn. in spending
a few days at his home In Norwulk._
Mr. West is connected with a mill conw
due-led at (‘oni-llitilim'kcr by his father
and brother, Walter l). West, and in»
leads to return to Pennsylvania Wed
nesday.
The average young woman of today
is busy. iienoty is only another name
for health, and it copies to 99 out of
every Hill who take ilollister‘s Rocky
Mountain Tea, Tea or Tablets, iii)
cents. l'lnisted’a Drug Store.
Some say that city girls are poor,
igntuunt things. Some of thorn ranntil
fell a horse from a cow, but they do
know that iiollinier'a Rocky Mountain
Tea is one of the greatest beautlfleru
known. Tea or 'l‘nbleta, lit“. (nulls.
i'ialsted's liruu Store;
Did you over all or stnud at the rear
of the train coming up from llrttnrh-
ville, especially at this Benson of the
year? if you never did. try It and
in..- if you do not admire the beautiful
fluentlry, the changing foliage, and the
deep cuts tht‘ouith which the railroad
passes. it is truly tine. .
FILES CURID IN 0 TO 14 DAYS.
PAZO (iiN'i‘MlcN'i‘ is guaranteed to
cure any rule of itching, Blind. Bleed
lot; or Protruding I'ilaa in ii to it
days or money refundodgwwliile;
ll
trip
tilt
ii I
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r. '
‘,
‘i
.
hiblit Market’s. Specials.
{tame-i ,
born:
Well
ls‘sought by everyone who takes
‘ personal pricie‘in the perfection
' of their individual appearance.
For that purpose
‘ ‘WEGEL‘L AND RECOMMEND
SANITOL PREPARATIONS.
Tenthi’owdor ..............250
Tooth Liquid ......25c and 606
Tooth Paste ...............26c
Tooth Brush ...............iilic
’i‘oilet Powder . ..........26c
Bath Powder ..............260
Face Cream ................25c
Toilet Soap .. ..... .........250
Shaving Sticks ...........'.ch
Step in amt let us explain
these preparations to you,
[blunt
‘ turnout“: “ ‘
8 North Main 8!. Tel. 626—8;
Connection for on north and
south bound cars Can he made
at our store.
”WWW”.
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Beeekmun. Mrs.
William liackett, J. S. Rodenbough arid
James Phillips, chauffeur. of Easton,
i’n., were at the Hotel Clifford, yester-
day.
—-'l‘here are now more than 1.200 tel-
ephones in the South Norwaik ex-
change. This does not seem strange
when one. considers that. the telephone
costs but a very few cents per day and
meets more housekeeping needs than
any other feature of home equipment.
Miss Florence Randolph Hilton, of
liaubury, one of the student. nurses at
the Norwaik Hospital, was operated
on for appendicitis yesterday at the
Norwulk institution, by iir. William J.
Tracey. assisted by Dr. A. N. Clark
and Dr. F. l. liurneil. The patient is
reported as doing nicely.
—-You make a mistake if you con-
sider residence telephone service an
expense. it saves its slight. cost as it
housekeeping utensil and gives you It
bonus in social and protective value.
That's why we are adding hundreds to
our list each month. The Southern
New England Telephone Company.
it is really one of the, most wonder
fui tonics for developing the iigurc and
soothing the nerves ever offered to the
American people. liollistcr's ltoeky
Mountain Tea or Tablets, 35 cents.
i’iaisicd‘s Drug Store.
ilndaunted by the severe rain storm
Norwnllt full quota of 500 left. Saint'-
dny morning on the special excursion
train for i‘ittsfield. There was a very
great tieimtnd for the tickets every one
being sold. Some Norwaikm's endear
vored to purchase tickets piloted in
other places tip the line.
—~Fret, fuss, iidgel, may be avoided
by residence telephone service, It
makes housekeeping easy, Others
profit by its use. Why not you? Full
information furnished upon request.
The Southern New England Telephone
Company.
The application of Captain Stephen
.1. Downcy, Second Company. Coast
Artillery. Connecticut National Guard.
to be retired. is approved by the ad—
iutaut-generni's ofliro. Captain Dow
hey is relieved from active duty in
the military service of ”in slate, and
placed upon the rib-ed list,
Foster lirothera have recently sold
three lots on Boil island. One on Sum-
mit urenue was purchased by Harry
ll. Morris, of Dnubury. Marsh iii
Knapp of Daubury. bought one on the
corner of lleach street and (‘ottnge
street. Another lot on Summit avenue
was bought recently by Mrs, Reynolds
of Newark. N, J.
The condition of Ralph iialdwin, the
Vanderbilt race victim at the Norwnlk
Hospital. seems to continue hopeful.
The young man‘s foot is still in n titfl"
ions condition. but It tr ,Iielieved that
it will lie shred. llr. ' Ater Sims, the
noted New York 3‘. Jeni specialist.
sent here by the Aquban Automobile
Association, came to Norwalk again
’l‘bursdny night, and made examination
of the wound.
id, Burger tit Co. have taken the cou-
trnrt for the erection of a residence on
Morgan avenue for George R. Barnum;
It will be 33le feet, of frame construe
tion. It will be finished in hard woods,
with nutnlela and fireplaces, electric
llitbtlnit. steam heat and every modern
improvement. The ('tlllll'll('lii for the
mason and carpenter work are lot ac-
purateiy. The cost will be about
$7,000
The time for the receiving of bids
for the new high school building has
been extended to 5 p. m.. Wednesday.
October 24. The project has been fully
described in a previous lawn, and the
plan», which ware prepared by Archi-
tect Wilson Potter, Lincoln Building,
New York, may be found at tho oilice
of the architect In New York or the
Water Commissioners, Library lliilltl~
lug South Noryalk.
Prime Rib Rom Ito to tile lb.
Pomrhouu sink inc and 200 lb.
Iii-loin ate-it tic Ind m lb.
Shoulder Oink 10: lb.
Round um 14a to.
Fruit Pork We iii.
OUR SPECIALTIES.
Reacting Chickens. Freon Home.
Sperry a named wpertor Manon!
4 Wanton
‘ Entitled charities Dominant. in New
‘ has Just. receivedan attractive Bit-papa
'ticut aisle Federation of Women's
rt .
n
up in“ rm
8. O. Pro-ton Rec-hm Unique Pamph.
lot From Bing Sing.
. Superintendent; Preston, of the Dr-
Haven, one ofithe state delegation to
the recent annual congress of the Na-
.tlonitl Prison Association of the. Unit-
ed States, held at. Albany, New York;
booklet. giving a complete account of
the contraption which was denim.
illustrated. set in type. Printed and
bound byconvicts in Sing Sing pris-
neln. uniqueness and originality and it
can hardly be thought possible that
pitch work was turned out by pris.
on convicts. it is but an illustration,
however, as Mr. Pro-ton says, of the
good. which may be brought out of
even the lowest and most depravud
criminals, if an effort toward moral
education and reform.“ made by way
of.xood system of prison and Jail in-
dutitrios.
Mr, Preston is especially interested
in bringing about this uniform system
of industrial occupation in the 0011“th
ticut prisons and tails and is particu-
larly anxious for a radical change, iii-
oiutling our own Whulleypvenue insti-
tntion.
Mr. Preston insists, as do prison au-
thorities all over the, country, that the
great work of the Jail lies in reforma-
tion of the prisoners rather than slur
pie imprisonment.
in the unique booklet is contained a
speech delivered at the prison conven-
tion by President Cornelius V. Collins.
superintendent of New York prisons.
on the question of reform movement in
the jails which correspond with the
views of Mr. Preston.
Says Mr. Collins in part: “Every cf—
fort must be made to devise and put in
force some. method by which Jails may
be brought up to a position of protec~
the moral model roformutory system
of the prisons and reformatories. Many
convicts are received at the prison
who are morally poisoned and contain-
lnaiod. while awaiting trial in the jail,
by intimate association with confirmed
and degraded criminals. Especially
true is this of the younger class of
criminals who come to the jail having
respect for authority and dread of
confinement, At no period are they
so susceptible to external influences. if
at this period a practical rei‘orluntory
influence is exerted upon them their
correction can in most cases be. ac-
complished. but if left in idleness and
subject, to the evil influences of do-
giadetl companions they will become
hardened, defiant and accept the (item‘-
ies and ambitions of confirmed crimi-
nals as their own. Thus the man
who enters inii iii such a condition
that proper treatment would readily
tutti him from his criminal course of-
ten reaches prison a most discourng»
lug subject for reiorinniory work.
“.iuil buildings are improved and jail
prisoners better fed than 50 years all“.
but otherwise the system remains the
some. The conspicuous defect still 0X»
late in the jail system today as then,
the lack of an effort for reform."
MAKES HOMELY WOMEN PRETTY.
No woman no matter how regular
her features may be can be called
pretty if her complexion is bad. Orlno
laxative lo‘ruit Syrup aids digestion
and clears sullow blotched ('tiltllti"\lt)it.‘l
by stimulating the liver ani bowels.
()rino Laxative Fruit Syrup dues not
nansente or gripe. and is mild and
pleasant to take, liemembcr the
name (irlao aml refuse to accept any
substitute. l'laistod's Drug Store and
The Clifford Pharmacy. O
WILSON GILL T0 SPEAK ON
THE SCHOOL CITY.
The School (‘lty is a method of mor-
al and civic training by which the pn-
pils are led by their teachers through
the actual governing of their own
school community, it) perform the un-
ties of actin- citizenship. intelligently
ami faithfully. The three divisions
of popular government, legislative.
executive and Judicial, are established.
The, pupils elect a city council, may
or, city clerk, Judge, clerk of court.
treasurer and such other ofiieers iltl
circumstances may reouirt, The
mayor. with the concurrence of the
city council, appoints a police force.
a chief for the whole school and a
captain and four police for t-ut'll room.
which is a ward of tlu1 School Pity.
It‘or moral influence and civic practice,
elections are. held lit least (our times
a your.
Except the hour or two used in the
original (agonizing. no recitation or
study time is needed. ri‘he object it!
not discipline, yet If the teacher in pa-
iriutlc and interested in accomplish-
ing the real object, the pupils will
gladly maintain good order by their
own action. it does not distract in‘
forest from the regular school work.
but increases It. Politeness. kind-
ness, good manners and good climac-
tor are fostered. ’i‘lie Holden Rule
becomes part of the. constant practice.
Training in little and national citi-
zenship is part of the plan. The plan
in simple or complex. according to
the needs of the school or Judgment of
the teacher in chm-tic. The teacher's
absolute authority in not champ-d in
the Illithteut, but if he III tactful, he
will seldom if ever have to one it.
The teacher dooa not become a cItI~
sea of the orbital republic. but lit the
leader, guide and friend. representing
the. authority of the adult people Ml
the Governor of Pennsylvania linen
that of all the people of the stunt»,
The degree of its surmu. in any gun
on nchliol. is dependent. the name an
a method of tension: mathematics
or drawing, upon the tact and into I-
out of the tent-her. It in not an expert
meat, but a method which hilli been
in mtntttilttflll use for a number of
years.
Wilson ‘1. til“. 'i.‘:. 7).. "'10 lit n".
origlnnwr of the School t‘lty bit-a. is
to «peak at om meetinii of the (‘pnnnm
Clubs in the death Norwnllt nurture
national church on Wednemgy. No
trembar itth. it in hoped that the
school prinetpsln and teachers may,
if possible. hear Mr. tilil'n whims. it
In of the utmost importance that the
young they learn the principles or
good rllinennhip while lit school and
learn 'to regard their pubiin duties tut
voters and uncommon Mt «armhole
titan to be faithfully performed.
new
I'ruh Trips, Plant rut. ltc.
coup.
' room uenws‘t’fi,
'cbit‘t’mflml.” “ ‘ '
on Thu booklet is a model of neat. .
Lit". . t 1.
AND
BEGINS FRIDAY MORNING OCTOBER 19th,
iths‘ SATURDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 27th.
tion aml effectiveness consistent withi
reasonjm it.
made these reductions.
share in the broad economies which it offers.
83-85 Washington St,
t
We want to emphasize the one word "Big.” ,
Veil to you mind the fact that everu stock comes to the. front With
its best and most seasonable merchandise.
MEANS TO YOU. in the first place, it means moneu saving
such moaeil saving as is impossible; on anti other occasion. ‘ l
The big sale has been carefuliu planned.
be carefullu carried out.
LOP 8. C
South Norvvmh
There’s a plain business 2?
Event detail of that plaingiviii
Marching Orders have been given to everu dollar‘s worn of
seasonable surplus merchandise. DO we lose? Candidili. lies. But the present loss :
will be the store’s gain in the long run. for it clears the decks for Fall business and titles 7t
pen a chance to bus seasonable wanted things at a march: nominal price.
saw that this stock reduction should be made in the shortest possibleliime. Non/.35 ..
there is nothing. in the world that will reduce stock quicker than reduced prices, we have
You are invited to attend this Big Reorganization Sale and s
_w __
r
t‘llutcn Commander-y. it. ’i‘.. of Nur-
waik. in making great preparations for
the annual ron‘rlaw of the (trend Com—
mundery of Connecticut. which will
be held at the asylum ltt Norwalk.
'l‘uesdny, Mureh ill. The event will
In- one of importance.
m’l‘bere are now more than 1.200 tell
cphones in the South Norwalk exv
vintage. This docs not seem strange
when one considers that the telephone
costs lull a very few cents per day and
nu-cis more housekeeping not-the than
any other feature of homo equipment.
The fall meeting of the Connecticut
Daughters of the American lievoitr
lion will be held Thursday. November
1, with Ruth Wyliys chapter, in Hart-
ford, to acceptance of an invitation
from the chapter. lanteh will be serv-
ed in Traveler's hall at 12:30. The iii-
t'l‘lll'y excretion will be. held in the
t‘euter Church headlining at 1:45. The
day will close with brief exercises in
the (told street cemetery.
The Republicans of Norwalk and
East Nor-walk will hold a caucus thin
creuinu at 8 o'eioek at the town as-
iwmbiy ball in Wall street, for the pur-
[voile of nominating a candidate for tho
iiitllt' legislature and to nominate lun-
flees of the peace. The name of tild-
wurd E. (iorlutm. of East Norwaik, in
the only one heard for representative
before. the caucus. it In npiderod
mold probable that Mr. (lot-h in will be
nominated by acclamation,
GUNS AND
AMMUNITION
A full assortment of stalls and
double guns from five dollars up. Aim
it fine line of hummer-lens [Hull from
fifteen. seventy-live up.
Rifles and revolvers from two'flfty
p.
A fresh lot of ammunition in all
[sum and caliber.
Repairing Done.
Call at
Notwoiit hardware 00.
' 39 Main St
» 3.0an
Within
VIII! m OHM.
.. M‘Ww.m.‘m’hmah§
.m:-~..... as. a :2.
mm. militiamen tint 1m
undying imam. howl-r pe-
pitu' .mluilr'mndetin cleats fem
l
“mum of the rural maid an anti
to in in the hon been eta-u. i
“I'mdmun «'51.. «impala
THOSE TRUST FUNDS.
"And what. are you going to be when
you grow up. my little man?"
“l’m goin‘ to be. a trustee, "auso
ever since pa's been a trustee We‘ve
had an automobile."—“Philadelphia
ilullctin.
M
We know how to tell many fictions
like to trullis.-~-ileslod.
wilbpurated UOltOilTilit ‘
Mattresses
iuarantmul. vermin proof, non-air
sorbcnt. and not to malt.
Entire filling is (‘ottou Foil, hand
lt|iid, In uniform layers, soft and elas-
t t‘
if. after sixty tiuys' trial. mattress is
not entirely satisfactory. money will
be refunded.
F. A. MITCHELL,
Open Evenlngn till a “look.
5 and 5 Walt St. Norwalk. Conn.
Tel. 075—2.
.... -w.» w a-
Mercer“
tilts. ditto
Has received} unload of
fine Iioavy truck and (Beach
Horses.
and they can be seen at
Stables In Dona Avenue.
A Jack or patios
paragon t M "
maufid’dw’m
" w“ ‘MUWI. IINIOIO‘I’.
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ti,” on ‘ ,, ‘ in. In."
mm wfl¢fit~
"Wyewi y... ' .9. '
Wear Brow Eyeglasses
AN your uneasy? *
AN they be antes to rebel?
mite thew «untenable.
Put them If. their own. '
“I! unseen ran UNIMV It!“
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1&er =
um...
helm. will“. “:th
«mime. ‘
a. govt. ‘
,, 3 .
., wIn alum. ‘
Ilium 7 hint tin ’Iliilt landing,
um Pin-lit. dean. ‘ -‘
“Special appointment: at nonunion» '
of pr
3 our
KTI'U'.
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sizes
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HEAT, N0 WASTE.
Try a ton and be convinced. The proof of the coal in In the burninl.
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Phone Iiiltl, i
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Concrete, Asphalt,
' Gravel,
Blue Stone Walks Lari .
CurbGuliter and Pa "
GLOVES.
Our lt‘aii and Winter Gloves are all in
and sale that are sure to come.
oduets in both kind and fabric.
custom.
Long Kid Gloves in black, willie, tan and pearl color.
lung Silk Gloves in black. light blue, white. and navy.
'i‘wo Clasp "Eugenio" Kid Gloves. black, brown,
$1.15.
Two (iltisp "Aldine" Kid Gloves, tans, mod
$1.00.
iray amt lh-owu Mocha Kid Gloves, all raised, $1.15 pair.
ilcavy Cape Kid or hianuish Walking Gloves. assorted tan shades, all
I
, $1.15.
Women's Cnslunere Gloves, lined or unlined.
Women's and Children's Golf Gloves.
Wool Mittens for women, children and infants.
N. E. RYANa. co.
:86 Washington St. So. Norwaik.
.. m.. .......,. N.-.» .
' mm
it (Iapdy ...-.......
non...-
iOal !
no“ i 4 t
hora are numerous kinda of Coal.
PROV” OURB.
THE BARR, i-S&GANS. COMP
. ~ ween, HAY, oars, oaAiN A‘Nn srnhw.’ , _
as warns or. soars nonwam
to buy lloaicry. Underwear. Gloves. Corsets and-Small Wares, Ont~
ing it‘lanncis, It‘lauucleties, i-‘ieece Drawers, Flannel Blankets, Com—
iortablcs, Lace Curtains.
Kitchen l'icnsils of All Sorts.
Window Shades. (furtaiu Rods.
10c and aloe lb.
M. 3 SMITH a COMPANY.
gs Washington Street. ' Matthew ,
it". , ’t, ”3‘ ‘1; ,’ ‘
OURS IS THE GOOD KIND—‘Abhflr ‘
. ‘iJ, 'i '5 to:
We want it to cell-
WHAT nus sate
it is neces-
it
'3
place nmi await the inspection ’i
Our stock is new and contains the choicest
Not an element lacking to warrant
i
tan, mode, white and
I
es gray and tan. (warrant.
I.
Telephone 474. 'l
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Norwalk Chronicler