“the West that the London
. swim about to issue's weekly;
the :blind .draws attention-
' Kurdish ioumis published
Mb in». Ibiehghave had (long
,_ Millimeter. though they‘hsve
' bosom bythc ”undoub-
, . iiratwaalily newspaper for
sum was assessed on June i.
m and culled infidelity Summary.
has always Moulded below cost.
Mum” .no' benefit
sch inventor has patented in
now-Whini- the extrac-
olivo~olifihndhas offered the
" ' [group of, producers in
district. . wonder if it can
“Him-i? NAME.
Sharpe. the popular over-
r, at Fort Madison. la.
n King's blew Life Pills are
r they not more agree-
' grind and make one‘fsel
" _ " other laxative."
”.mrbiiliousneaa and
_ ”cr‘atf’l‘. H. Baxter's.
manna P. Wood's.
”total. = ”
its» AND cuumaav.
WRINKM.
. m.._,:,
‘ low itesu style are
flowered ribhbn under the
in. "back " below the trimming
' or bOWs, ’ r
_ black and w ite. careiully
" . orma s atri‘ color com-
that is very “sidpniny on .a 99-,
w .
'g
ideopcn ribbon roses with tiny
tunnels danglingyimm their con:
e and narrow ,- plaitings of
tum ice the edges,.of..many of the
ing'custs. Besides filling in the
, c softdrllls, often or rarest lace.
" 1 rom the cape parabola that is an
as part of the garment this sea-
shadua of dull blue cloth, with
gs of velvet. ~and’amail- yoke and
no! deep coffee color lace, are
blood in a handsome calling cos
‘- ‘ The hat is a small for toque
no plume. '
i. for a suitable traveling
model is now produced in
robes "at home.
ous showing.
‘ , , WALL STREET, 11 a. m.-Btocka
heavy sales of «Warn
' ornaments for dressy geese
sleeves and, lining the fronts.
s now been filled says Vd-
navy blue glorla silk. it is
the kimono order. with" ‘
and a large flowing sleeve.
~ the most durable of any,
do any intoano space. at all,
_ tag a wrapper unsurpassed
' v lingo purposes, for which the
; hailed are largely intended.
daintier shades are lovely
‘grapesi and their leaves
org; the cluster of fruit
solid rings‘nnd the leaves
filth a lacy=atltch stand out
ier against the dark wood
d table, -‘ making a very
WYTTTTT“ :
.\
"7 ‘i‘\ 3.,
Gains and losses
were divided and. there were few
changes of significance. A_ rise .of
m in’Vlrg‘lnia iron made a conspicu-
moved. up a uniform fraction“ until the
. Railway on
statements . .fl; an all”! Mulro-
manta
ware and Hudson, lows. Central.
Westinghouse Electric and United
States Railway investment pfd. 1.
,WALL BTW. Noon.——The- prev
cipitate selling of, the Southern Rail
way atocks...nnsetilod the list and
changed prices downward. There was
evidence of resistance in a few stocks.
at Paul. after losing one point advanc-
edl again. i Southern Railway fell 8%,
the preferred 5%. Eric 2%. and other
stocks from 1 to Hi. The whole mar-
ket Wan weak at noon. Bonds were
irrayular.
ALL STREET. 1 p. m.—-Extenslve
selling of Amalgamated Copper which
lost 1% encouraged more “dissolve
boar‘operatlona and the entire list was
depressed materially. Scareely any
stock dealt in escaped a loss of a point
ormore and the area of weakness was
extended.
usriiooier EVAN
' Vic
.1
GELISTIC SER-
t
, The Norwalk Methodist Church was
packed to the doors again last even-
ing. at the evangelistic service. The
meeting was largely given up to the
band of brothers from Danbury and
llothel. The meeting was opened by
prayer. by Rev. F. D. Torrey. after
which Miss Lord gave a Bible read-
ing from the fifth chapter of St. John.
which was llstenedio- with close at-
tention. At the closed-oil the service:
the moat powerful-meter, meeting of,
any during the Wholly sé’rles was held.‘
when several souls sought pardoning
grace and wan erers returned to their
God. Those present from Danbiiry
were Patrick Lynch. Charles J. Fos-
ter and Friend Sherwood; from Beth-
‘el, .lohn Baird. “William Leonard.
Rnlp Bennett. Henry» Plait. Dennis
Fans ,and Leonard Smith.
..PA8'i'_iME8 DID NOT DELAY G
'Editoi' of The Sentinel; «
According to the statement in last
night's edition of The Sentinel. the
West..lilnd Basketball team will pro-
test the game played at the Armory
Monday evening last with the Pan-
times) We would like to state that
the Pastimes were in no fault whatso-
chl‘ in delaying the game. As it is
known, we can outpiay the West Ends
at basketball (but not at rough house)
and were in no danger of losing the
game. We knew nothing of the time
being shortened on the halves till the
game was over, and had it. lasted long-
or we would have made a much larger
score. as We did a few weeks ago. Hop-
ing the West Ends will take their de~
feat like men and thanking you for
space in your valuable paper,
VWe remain, in sport,
THE PABTIME B. B. TEAM.
‘ REAL ESTATE SALES.
Stephen F. Keogh to Edward Bock—
er, building lot, Concert! street. War.
Mary P. Hoyt momma F. Hoyt, lot
and buildings on highway. War.
Estate of Cordelia Foster to Mary
F. Hehnrd, lot and buildings, Cove
avenue. Ears. deed.
Bernard Abrahams to Bernard MC!
,Tavey. New. York, land and buildings.
South Osborn avenue and Cove street.
War.
Lydia B
Johnshon. land and
street; War.“j
ADDRESS IV REVNW. H. THOMAS
The public is 'very cordially invited
to the West AvenueHistoricnl rooms
to listed, this evening. to an address
upon The Decadence of the New Eng.
land Town planting. from Norwalk's
able and popular speaker. Rev. w. H.
Thomas. ~ It is hoped that a. large
number of our. peoplp will avail them-
selves ofthis linewoppiirtunity. The
AME.
. Dammon to George W.
buildings, Butler
We . “6‘5".“
~. «can ply.
> Will.
Carat-388137
use: stomach troubles.,bu’t careful 'cati
,‘When your stomach is out ol‘condition,
it must be. thord‘u’g
ed.“ ood never does this.
mecca at 8 o'clock.
WALL BTW. 10:10 a. m.~—»Nar- Halal
. row fluctuations on a small volume of 3:31: 73-51:“ DeWiti‘a Witch
. business characterised the opening Md The
dealings in stocks. ‘
DARIEN ' AND ‘NOROTON.
.hcme here.
in Bunnie. NJ Y. .
mum Southern friends in Hartford:
Railway lambda?! Mats and tbe‘nd- Yeats 'Daria‘n’ :0. visit! in
various elsewhere were iarnly lulled- lJoseph l-i.‘ wn. 0!"th Normal?
Northwestern pfd. sagged r and Dela-l Mow" one o, the now.” nglii
liesuisi to be held in Durban his in
February. * ‘
home unim- in the form of an at»
tackot the grip.
become .choir' boys at St.
Church. Stamford.
Sunday night at the Darien Congre-
gational Church.
noon Whiat Club wusiii
with Miss May Lounabdry
success.
very;aitistic and instructive. The Bell
Ringers iwho - visited Darien ,last year
were‘ the entertainers.
but, says:
dyspepsia, used ’to have great disiress
and bleiching.
could dissi- of, but nothing helped me
until 1“. took Brasilian Balm..and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
thins are all down with the malady.
When the crib! winds dry and crack
The .Ciiiford' Phar
many
Bricks Pharmacy. ‘ "
Georgui Bates in ”suite ‘ ill at his
mu amusiaiisisn is visiting friends
I.
Miss Helen Waterbury is visiting
i
Thaddeus Ben is confined I to 'his
Frank and Charlie McGuiunesa have
John's
Judgefsoiin a. Light will speak next.
outlay 'After-
A meeting of the W.
in, yesterday
The‘entertalmhent on Monday night
a the'llen'a Club course wuss. great
it was largely attended and
ONLY cuaa, eon over-seam.
Mrs. .ll‘ranliliniBush, of New Castle.
"l suffered for years with
i tried everything 1
For sale by R. H. Pialited. F. ii.’
«’ was'rronr?
E. ’l‘. Bcdford has been in town look-
ing‘after his interests. y: . ‘ ~
Joseph 6. Hyatt and wife entertain-
ed friends fromzNorwniki‘over Sun-
day. "
Mrs. James Dahoney“ is‘ reported se-
riously ill at h“..1‘9919..‘9 noseyille,
section of‘the tovvn. g {1153' 3- .,
Scarlet fever seems to be prevalent
in this section. The family of R. Mat-
The Sunday school teachers of. the
Greens Farms Church were ‘entertailb
ed at the parsonage last night by Rev.
and Mrs. C. B. Strayer. ‘
Mrs. Harriet h Wakeman who has
been among the sick for some time.
died at her home. Hulls Farms district
Saturday. Funeral services are to be
held Tuesday from her i, home.
spasm. announcanhnr as.
GARDlNa THE NATIONAL PURE
“ FOOD AND DRUG LAW.
We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Kenny and Tar for coughs.
colds and lung troubles is not amected
by the National Pure Food and Dru:
law as it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs. and we recommend
it as a safe remedy for children and
adults. Plalsted's Drug Store and
The Cllflorti Pharmacy. u
was'rosi;
Mrs. Brady. of Wilton;- is visiting
Mrs. 'r. w. 'l‘readwel. . 3
Mrs. Theron Brown. visited rein:
lives in Weatport. last week. ‘ . .
Dr. Frank Gerhain was on the sick
list for several daysrlast week. *
Mrs. ,ank Mace. entertained re-
latives from Philadelphlaévlast. week.
Mrs. Josephine 'Fitch has been
spending a few days. in Bayonne. New
Jersey. ‘ ,
Mrs. I. N. Thorpe. has returned
from a visit in Bridgeport with rela-
tives ~ .
John Fouchet. who has been quite
ill for several days. is about “once
more. . . .
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gerhardt. anter-
‘tainod relatives. from South Norwalk
last. week. . ‘
The, evening Whlut Club held at
last week's meeting with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Marvin.
Miss Lottie Davis. has been the
guest of her sister. in Westport. for
the past. few days. . , .
Mrs. ,E. 1. Bears, and Master Clan
L or will never
t needs be]
his! cleansed, aetil
' . 'weil
., proved. ~ .
1 anniversary on Friday; y
' ‘ caring for the lam
. . .-..laii.t..tun.u‘. ' '
. . .
Woman {or the moat
tbclnlivelat horns. and. his
woman who‘are willing- and ambitions
Desi-lira Pinkham— . ~
“I snifeied severely with every
'mcnshsndalsca n am 1 side. My
doctor no
- Sanitar-
.reiatives in ”South _"Ncn"‘-
6611'
3'33
momma”
that their homes shall be kept neat
and pretty. their children wel dressed
and dy. who do their miccoh big.
a _ cg. duatingaadofiongwasb .
‘end’sewin‘g for the entire
, who call tor our pathy.
the work of s a woman
is "never done? and is it any wonder
that she breaks down attire and of a
few yearaythe basis» . the am
therein displacement. n‘ ' a»
«ulceration of the abdominal out“.
a female weakness is brought on. and
the smuggle of that wife and mother
moontinua bei- dutieai’ pitiful“.
Lydia B. Pinkham a Vegetable
from natlva‘roots
and acres. is the exact »Micina a
woman a whoaaa _ leaver-
tlxod. It. keeps the flat or or us
in a a and healthy condi ion.
in pro for childbirth and re-
cuperating craft-um it is most em-
elect.“ it carries a .vvoman.,aaiely
through the change of .lifc and‘. in
metric her anion and wall assists
her to agood w fe _ . mother.
Mrs. Sadie.“Abboti, mitiganmtte,
Pa.. wrim: ‘ . ‘
i
Q
ml for ms t did me
th were“
warden my condition 340116.53, . you?‘
vice and well woman. The
' ”links; but: Waits"
Mrs. Pres Melitta-leis, 01 La Far .
Wla..‘ writca : '°
Deal-Hrs. flnhham:
"Main ,1 trom'i‘alnala
iwasac
‘ owlammicamca:woiiandcandcmy
mkwhbcutn Anymawhowiahaa,
wfltatomaand wilianawarall mm
1-”
Women should remember that Lydia
B. Pinkham’a Vegetable Compound
holds the record for the greatest
number of actual sures of female ills.
Ivory suffering woman in th a
United States is salted accept the
following invitation. It free, will
bring on health and may save
your 11 . , ;,
lira. Vistas-’0 irritations ills-ca.
Women suffering from gay form of
female weakness ‘are' “invited to
promptly communicste with , Mrs.
Pinkbam‘. at Lynn. W From the
symptoms given, the trouble may be
located and the {quickest and surest
way of recovery advised. Out of her
vaat’vciurnuc of experience in treating
female ills Mrs. Pinkham probably
has the very knowledge that will
"i“ ”'3“? _ , help your case. Her advice is [rec
'Mmm :2.“- cin. .1... highly." and always helpful.
Lydia I2. Vistas-b Vegetable mum Seconds Where Others fall.
A THOUSAND DOLLARS wary—r“ Othcrpveoplewdli: thin. the- undertaker
OF GOOD. may live. "
A. H. Thin-nos. a Y’all known coal .M..-.,..,-.._.
operator of Buffalo, .g‘iwrlbea: “l
have been ailllcled wit’llt‘ kidney and
bladder trouble for years. pissing gra-
vel and, stones with excruciating pain.
I got no relief from medicine until i
began taking Foley‘s, dncy Onre.
then the result was sui’pr sing. A few
doses started the brick dust like fine
stones and now i have no pain across
my kidneys and i feel like a new man.
it has done me $1000 worth of good.
Philted's Drug Store and The Clifford
Pharmacy. ‘ . u
, City Assessment lists.
Notice is hereby given that the city
assessment lists for 1906 have been
lodged with me by the city assessors.
and the same will semiampen to
the inspection of any person liable to
taxation in this city. at my oiiice. ,‘
South Norwalk. Jenn ‘IS. 1907.
‘ JOSEPH RysTAYDOR.
115 2t _ ,. isCity Clerk.
W
Announcement !
osmofiruv l
. i will be in my Norwallrpiiico every
Monday. Wednesday. Thursday and
. . Dillon 1: lasso Place.
Telhphonefilm. i will“ in my New
Tori; oiiicc. every Tuesday I: Friday.
iiindstreot. ’Phone, 689 293. Bryant.
DR. JEROME D. ‘WIRT.
Graduate of the A. T. Still institute. at
Klrksvlile. Me., ' Licensed by
State Board of Health.
1 Watch Monday’s
9dr. .
for ourpljnventory
' . sale. '
iJoseIOi‘ifis
72 newbie at.
once Beers. have returned from a
visit with
walk; ‘
Bethe] after a few on
Miss Annie Dikeman. and Mrs!
'F‘itcli. ‘ ' i ~
Mr..,and ,Mrs. Aubrey Dcwun.“’lh‘
reins-nodule Wastport after aw vi
with relatives and friends, in
place. . ' . ; .
Mrs. auiue domains. l‘otm
as? Miss ll‘ior‘enceiflm... wit
. ‘ been quite iii; arenow rial
dithelm‘n‘l‘h
, have
Nolheid ,Grange.’ he!
. its.
was in she
* program the even
“tarlfl. 'T.-.llll. ‘1‘ .. . .2 ..
; iii-s. L. M. collisions houses can
fined to her bed for more ‘
‘md‘iilv "l m been ‘ m
a”; ".1, so - 332:, er
‘dayl. Mrs, Lymnnsx hex
Miss Vern Banks has returned to ‘:
ya f,VlIl,i-.“W1QL :
Wk
gmsw‘v ]
its" Haiti! . '
"f."
- from 550 up.
nostril) tub p. m. madness West... ..»‘.m.v|_‘.-cow“" u
so.- ,alarwaik.
loirdl ' Hardware 60.
’ We Have. Just
received another shipment of Quar-
tered Oak mastication“ latest lie.
sign and fluent quality. “also a lot
of iron Couches. titled with the best
cotton pads and 7' pillows, which we
offer fmm’38.75’hp.'."
We also received a lot of Art
Squares. containing Brbuols, Brunei
lets, Axminiatera wd"Velvets, from
81,0 up. We have a lot of ironing
Tables at 81.15 and Clothes Horses
F. A. MITCHELL,
. Cash or Credit.
3 and a Wall“.
: “ Tai.
illiIBSllllelliS.
i sell only investments that i have
personally investigated. and which
have been most rigidly investigated
by somc‘of the very best business and
professional men in our city,‘who have
large? holdings with us, and who rec-
ommendtheae investments to their
most intimate friends.
Azcard will bring you our literature,
or a personal interview,“
. ....... ”WWW...“ .
is cesium-infest“; ,.
suits !
m
. i.~,
Winslow's Bout. "Brownie" Spring
lcc Skates, Skate Straps, Hockey
Skates and Hockey Sticks, at
U 37 Miln’Stn Nortvalk'.
and this season ourshovving is more» attractive than ’ ever;
really impossible to half describe the many styles: .
in all the latest figures. stripes and check effects. This material
can hardly be distinguished from some of the so called exclusive
Nomik, a... .
aging. Am... -
velar; ;
ash ”Fabric
1907 "
Like products of Fairyland! A pleasing profusion affixing.
. .
I“.;‘ i
airy fabrics in beautiful patterns and harmonious color cfi'cctsfin- .
eluding many novelties as well as all the popular staple eil'ects.
‘Esch season theatyles improve in daintlncss and elegance. .
It'll
Perhaps the most popular Wash Fabric now‘is
ARNOLD’S “BARONE” SILK VMULL
high priced Silk Novelties. ‘
30 inches wide. per yard, loge.
‘Among other offerings are Merccrizcd Taficta. Simla Silks,
Silk Muslins, Arnold “Como" Suitinga. Arnold Holly Batiste, .Ar-
ncld Dotted Swiss. Arnold Fine Dimity, Arnold Paris Tissue.
' On exhibition at Dress Goods Section, main floor.
I
o
.. . .43
The Boston Store. .
King Arth
Flour
America’s Highest Grade
FREE“! ' '
i
HR. '~s-t. .
. ”or
o;
GrandDémonstration
of this Flour at the Store of
CHAS. E SEYMOUR,
South Norwali's leading” Grocer;
lraad baked and samples given freely. A taste of the brand will con-
vlnc|a yflhdi the merits of this flour. Don't fall to attend January 14—20. All .
are or .
. BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR TO EVERY LADY.
A...
no You Know
t on the
that the Crown Aster Brand of Canned Goods are the fines
market today? ‘ '
.. .., . a _ ._ ~‘Aiv .
Drown Aster Brand 4
of Lemon Cling Peaches, Extra Bartlett Pears, California Apricots,
Extra Cherries, Fancy Extra Sifted Peas. Finest Malna‘Corn,’ Fancy
Asparagus Tips. Fancy Cream Smash. Delicious airinglaaa leans.
Tiny Lima Beans,“ Pork and Beans and Crown Aster Jam areall put
up with theorems» of care. .
‘ no user ‘
to buy the but and if you buy Grown Aster Brand ’you get elegant
geodalrawry time.
i
run sans'outv av THE
,Newvo'rk Grocérl00-1
South Nomalk.
Call, 440.,
l
. l, ' ~ ' ‘Phone‘assq.
t
u ant
. ~ .... .
Park ~
,sii'o
a, To...
wins 1
tiers and Glen
,1.
“i
. ti 1; here and get it, as .we
‘ 3‘ Gunsown~»‘nent. ”Jan"”ld.r~'i‘lie‘
THE BEST TEA AND Consuelo be "found is. smut... come
_ , . ids ourselves in havi " only the heat;
.that money can buy. : You. wi . receive the best value or your money '
of anyatore in town. Wejsuit huiflteds'pf people. ‘ we can suit you. ,
CHARLES E. carnation,» . ;
. ; Winsome canons. = .
lacuna
‘x.
'{wssr Manicures“ ‘sgr; ‘~ “.7 New
AUG. ‘
v
to“ three feet. , . ;
A rain in early December fell on this
snow, within a crust which ld‘ ”
atpam. Bough in lthatcountrlr midi} ..
. shelter“
sued/mow IN "woman’s. . ,. .
pangs conditions in thii moon of the
{stats arugtliemorst in the, history of
the" country. an.“ range is covered
, 4. , , not “ it t "
Wm? “M {m ‘ dfillulaoifll‘chW‘ annulled w h and and
one . m we ,.
J
Norwalk Chronicler