Cloths) Brll .
.. auctions. Heuristics. cherish. PN'
hills and a.
Mrs. Herbert Taylor and son who
have been passing several weeks with
friends in .Norwalk, have returned
home to Georgetown
leaudeville. Hoyt’s Thealr.e Sat
urday Matinee. ladies. 10c.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas York, and
Mrs. J. H. Mackin, of Biooklyn N Y.,
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs
William P Ward. of Lowe street.
t~ShonIdeI Steak, 12 1-2c lb., at New
York Market;
A number of people from The Nor? ‘
walks will attend the Mission Study
Class in‘ the Episcopal Churchill
westport, tomorrow.
~Telescope Hats. O'Brien.
' iAutu'mn leaves, highly prized by win-
dow dressers for their decorative pos-
slbilitles are now plentiful and savers”
Of the local stores are dressing their
allow windows with nature’ 3 colors
1:. Blackheads, blotches and pimples
are caused by the improper action of
the bowels. Holllstei 5‘ Rocky Moon
this Tea regulates the bowls makes
your complexion clear and beautiful.
glvesvyou that healthy look, 35 cents,
Tea 0r Tablets. Plaisted's Drug Store.
John Cnllahnn. of New London, of
the firm of Daboll and Callahan, bank-
ru upts. Was discharged from bank-
ruptci in the. distiltt court the
United States.
—~i.oins of Jeisey Pig Pork. 18c lb.
Phblic Market.
The ofliclals in the office of the
state secretary are, distributing minted
copies or the special laws passed by
the general assembly at the last ses-«
sion.
"~M11tiuee. tomorrow. iloyl‘s Then-
tre. Vaudeville. Ladies. 10c.
Theitrial of Robert Antone, charg-
ed with assaulting Andrew Floris, last.
Saturday night. Is scheduled to he
held tomorrow morning at 9:30 o‘clock
in the Town Court room In llnvilaud
street.
.--Doan's Regulets cure constipation,
tone the stomach. stimulate the liver.
promote digestion and appetite and
easy passages of the bowels. Ask your
druggist for them 25 cents a. box.
A rewind of 3100 has been offered
101 information that will convict the
per son who threw a stone through the
Window or Frank Britto s residence at
No 82 Pine street. South Norwalk.
last Friday night.
-~Natlve Faum Fowl 18c lb.
lIc Market. '
The grate drain for water under the
Washington street indge was taken
up yesterday by the trolley gang that
a double entrance might be. made to
the drain pipe and the water (aiiied
off more. rapidly
-—Silloln Steak. 20c lb... at New York
Markeh
The Connecticut Company today
commenced the use of a new transfer
on the Norwalk lines. The same trans-
fer will be used on all divisions. doing
away with the use of several different
kinds as heretofore.
Specialists are going back to na-
tme‘s remedies as being the best.
ildlllster‘s Rocky Mountain 'l‘en has
been hature’s best remedies f01 thirty
years Recommended and used by
specialists. {iii cents. Tea or Tnb-
let‘s. Plaisted’s Drug Store.
There was filed In the oiiice of ihe
hiate secretary today a document In
a service of process in the (use of
Wesley it}. Domini: of Windsor ngaloe
oi the Bloomfield Tobacco Company. to
recovered SL800 damages for goods
sold. ' .
“Special Matinee for Ladies, lloyt‘s
Theatre. tonmrrow, lilo.
The Right Rev William J (.ilocum.
racist or the Church of the Ironmon-
late Conception of Waterbury. who
has been III for several months, has
gained consldeiublo strength In the
past few days and was able to visit
the new St. Mary Hospital and role
brute the mass Sunday.
ml’rimt- lloost llcef.
York Market.
Mr. and Mrs. John Costello. of Stutt-
gart. Kansas, and Mrs. lddwurd Cun~
ninghnm of lame street. have just re
turned from a trip that included Al-
Di
Pub-
lilt‘. lb. New
luuilc City. Philadelphia and Washing ‘
Ion. Mm Costello. who In if sister or
Mrs Cunningham. will remain here.
for a few days as a guest of her his
W.
A van old lady was grandma .loneil '
like bad ptuluod her four score and
three.
And had no aches or pains in her
bones.
For she distill llollistors Rocky
Mountain Tea.
Pleistods Drug Store. , . ‘
The wind the Janet tow Iiigl'lts‘w
the discus of ri ding the beautify ed
rtloo of their leaves and.
morn In; a number of hunters lull Bani
udvsnta e of the fine weather arose
early as th demand run. (lame will
becnnier to see now as the leaves have
thinned from the branches and the no
live squirrel will bowl to depend upon
his ability to get away from the hunt
era by other meson than hiding In the
" treetops.
i4...
DON’T 'l'llv constant Niall!“
It is entirely unnecessary to assert.
moot wit?” tbik. that and the other to
sine. Waste time; money and
patience when you can get from your
gamer. for it) cents a package
"Olin r1111" Preparation» lemon. (liltin-
oiale or t "startle-«for making pies that
are so good that when you not one
piece you will want another? “the way
to please the men folks In to give
them good pie.
strictlyvdfi'eshxevery week and 1'
‘ quality pnexcelle
SATURDAY ado soon»: .
. ‘:‘0NI-Y'-"““‘ .
111ml
Britain.
11.
I North Main 8|. 1'“.le
Gl
-Shoulder Steak, 10c 1b.;
Roasts, 111ch Hayes Mkt
Harris & (inns Company are offering
coal for $5 per too. Read their ad.
——0. a K. Son Hats.- O'lirlen.
Miss AddieNaphey, of F. E. book
wood and Company‘s shore. Norwalk.
is spending the day in New York.
W. J. De'vine. employed by the R.
& G. Corset Company, has just been
granted a patent for an insulator
ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO
ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO
Kimonos and dressing sacques of
particular merit and attractiveness can
be found at N. E. Ryan Company's.
-’—lio.\'l's Theatre Saturday Matinee.
Ladies 10c 10. any part of the house.
Mrs. W. H. Hunter, of George-
town, spent Thursday with relatives In
Norwalk.
——Boys' Caps. Boy's Caps.
Joseph Godfrey. of Wilton. under-
went an operation at. the Norwalk Hos
piiul yesterday afternoon.
The South Norwallc Club will hold
a smoker this evening. at the club
house in Washington street.
-.Dr. Dick's ours! mslarlt
Mrs. James W. Jordon: of Newtown.
spent Wednesday with friends III
Bridgeport and Norwalk.
Cockcnoe Tribe. i. 0. ii. 111.. of Nor-
walk, will meet, this evening at. the
wlgwar In the Gazette building.
The sewing school in the club-house
at 2 Laura street will meet Saturday
fr‘lom :30 until 3:30 o'clock. instead of
on Frldm. .
J. Frederick Bryant. of Norulalk. has
recently secured a lucrative position
as traveling. salesman for the Worces-
ter Salt Company.
——Special Matinee tomorrow. iloyt‘s
Theatre. Ladies. 10c.
lean Pot
only football team will go to Ridge-
fleld. Saturday afternoon. and play the
eleven representing that place.
A delegation from South Norwnlk
Conclave, improved Order of Homo-
bophs. will go to New Haven Saturday
evening to visit Yale Conclave.
—~Latest Fall Dcrbies. O'Brien.
The Pelican Club. incorporated, of
New Haven, has filed articles of asso-
ciation in the ofiico. of the stuie se-
cretary. it is a social club.
~Fresb Items and Shoulders.
lIc Market.
The case of Andrew ionic. charged
with a murderous assault on his broth-
er Stove. will come up before the Nor~
walk police court tomorrow morning.
There will ht- a lull rchomsul of the
degree teams of Eureka l‘tebokuh
Lodge at ii o‘clock sharp tonight. All
members are requested to be present.
Pill)“l
puny F basketball team. has recently
joined the United States Navy. I11
consenuence the team loses a strong
man.
—-(3. & K Dorblos. O'Brien.
The directors of the waulk Bus!»
ness Mons Association will he the
guests of President Aithur C. Wheeler.
of the Aaatmlution. at dinner at the
Nor-walk Hotel this evening. ‘
Mn, and Mrs. Millard. Richard
Thornton. Mrs. Joseph Callahan. Regi~
said Millard. of New York. on on unto
the Hotel Clifford, last night-
Mark ct.
m lidtCIub men so in
on slivers] of the officers
It to ”It‘ll... Norwolk Hospital a low
can; like. is improving very nicely at
that; Institution. ' ‘1' {I}
blin-
Ml". odd Mrsl *1qu- Salem,
raucous to. Harrison. Minute
bis. Ml It. lllil Fuller. C ntilfeur
.lohii' whims“. MMQIIH. ennsylu
vents. en route from the Berkshires Id
Pennsylvania. have been stopping at
the Hotel Clifford.
ml Fall styles. Odlrlsn.‘
"' ’l‘hemitiet'ltis' 'ol the Christian Indus
binl Magus tonight at the First
Methodist Episcopal Church In an open
one and a large number of invited
guests will be present. The occasion
111 ha oyster slipper to which members
of the league have been privileged to
Invite their male friends. A general
invitation has been exiended to all the
male members of the church and con.
gregoliou. After the supper. which
will be served at Still) promptly. there
will be brief addresses or toasts. Rev.
Dr. Carlton will be the toutmsster
The committee of arrangements is
Frank Fitch. chairman. Charles E.
Hoyt Nelson ll. Hoyt. baud Finch
1,.
ansesand Heaters
O‘Brien. .
The Overlook’Selleck Military Acud- ‘
Thomas Seller. center of the Conn '
tour through! Connecticut stopped at.
wildest Pork. ville 111.. at New York 4
110 member” the Norwnlk Auto; ,
boron dinner .
st:0lesory's Point is»; night. but the :
' event wall 11‘0th owing the {slit ,
are ill.
Cornelius Pierce, lmokkenper at the. ,
rllsld County National Bank. who
on opersllch for unusual» .
‘t 1.,“
m
if your old range doesn't suit. try a HUB. 'l‘b‘o HUB Is unsurpassed for !
“duality of material. perfection of wgrk, economy of foul, beauty of design
‘snd finish. Many of your neighbors are using HUB RANGES and HEAT
12-18 North Main Street. '
[linens and II
0111 new Fail stock of these
\\ll.ll your approval.
tut-iii is best.
Long Kimonas ............
Eidcrdown Bath Robes. .l.
The young man who Is really
at 32.00 hr 33.00. .
fillcon momentum-u...
Fresh Chop Beef .1.....,.
Round sma.......s.....
. Shoulddr Steak .. 4....
Rod and: tYellow Onion:
'1 be at of not uloyln
home wltho your family every nlghti
”it illilile a scandal.
”New flavors Fresh Candy
Smith a (to. -
so: small weeks amputations for
M. 8.
my service The day is anticipated on
all sides and in ours to be enjoyed by
so unusual niloodnuco ,.
"Home blade or Link Souongo llc
lb. limes Mk1
The Boston Tea and (toffee Conr'
puny. of South Norwulk. has filed an
answer In the district court of that
United States denying that it has eom~
milled any of the acts of bankruptcy
alleged by Its creditors. who wanted
to have the company declared bank
rcpt.
woman Fresh Hams. lilo lb
' slid.
Hayes"
. I AM .1 .I
' ass and are ready to endorse these claims. ‘1"
as to their romfort, durability, sty
Kimonos and Dressing Sasques . ..
'N. E. RYAN o co
86 Washington Street
lei Salient
‘ YOUNG Men’s Store.
I 1032800
was it
oLorl-Imo or run 1111111116111.
48- 50 Wall Street. N orwalk
hobo s. 1114.
Look lN ooh wmbows.
:sbn;asfll
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS. ; ‘
I South Nor-walk, Conn.
198311111 811111193.
gainicnts was chosen with ideas
it: and fit. and are sure to lllt‘Cl
Make your selections now while the assort—
... ...... 98c to $1.50 ‘
.. .. . .fl ..... $1.98 to $1.50
33-50
A ------------- a
South Norwalk
Chills You.
Fall Designs. Exclusive Patterns.
looking for smsrt‘clolhcs-ésome-
thing different from the. mdinary products, will find In our distinctive
' HES, a style and pattern sure to
There are no other ready-to-wcar Clothes that have the style and
stand the test as well as sTEIN-sL'om-I cLo'rl-Iss.
$18 to $30
An excellent selection of PECK CLOTHES. rightly priced. $12.00
L“
1 .
You can save money by buying one of our NEW FALL DERBIES.
.1 .1 12:11st “whimsical
'89 led,
SEE THE PRICES.
.....................1M.
Shillings ..140
.120
nun-u "‘
naunb...uo:-.u.‘r 1“ ‘.
‘mslltlpfititm-E-i
‘5 some risks to we trout.
Norwailt Man Wits Droid Windows at
Munch. drapery: Put in Sonia
rut"!
timothy nheebun, the land captured
the real so of Mrs. Julia Gregory
rally day have been under Way at the,” M”
, South ‘Norwsik Baptist Church. It {ghghr'fflt “l" .m’gwgmngealfldfi'
will be observed next Sunday in eIr ‘ e l’ o m B u 9’"
tenths had washed several window.
was taken in the. Wentport Sanitarium
yentord afternoon by Special (Juicer
Jarvis array. .
'liho- case was catered to the select»
their and at Illoijt' l‘olltieiit l)1.A .
Baldwin looked. Simehan over at the
Smith street: lockup. 'l‘Iie ohysioiau'
advised dhst be placed in the soul»
tritium at once. If he continues In the!
seine conditionbe will probably be!
tailed to the Mlddlelown State insane
Asylum) '1 ~ . ‘
~Q—A'n‘3nlii-‘e new line of House
Dresses and It lots to be found at
:1.
ll. Smith it Co's:
AJNGE .1118. Cal ., Oct. 35:...
freight train within fire miles of this
city. wounded one of the train crew.
robbed them of $250 and two watches
until made their escape.
[E‘fifi it Padilllflsd, tilt
5"“ IE if?“ d "KI Eh 5’92 All Celli)
KT.
Do you believe in Quality? Of
‘ course you do. Sometimes you' re
1 tempted to economize but you
genoi ally learn that Quality
, pays best. We have found after
yoars of study that “Good
Goods" make steady patronsw
that Quality is the strongest
felon in building up a business.
if you ve been buying your
clothes of some unknown and
unreliable. make in order to save
a dollar on the price of 11 suit
you‘ 1e making a mistake. You
will find that clothes of
diatomic c
WWW/Willi
are a positive economy—they‘re
made right. Any man who is
willing to pay $15 to $80 for his
suit. or overcoat will get full
value by trying one. of our lot-
est fall styles.
Open Monday. WEDNESDAY
Saturday Evenings.
Joseph liars
Tailor. Clothier, Hatter, Furnisher.
85 Washington,.6t.. So. Norwaik.
and
Men Wanted'
Now is the time to learn the Auto-
mobile business. Fall term starts
next week. Good men earn $25.00 to
$40.00 per week. Positions open to
go South for the Winter. Call and get
full particulars regarding our unlimit-
ed course. Open eIenlugs until 9
We'd like to hold you up for a min-
life. Just for a short whisper.
We want to let you know that we
have the largest stock of boating
stoves In The Norwalks. You will find
here stoves of all kinds and sizes.
a
m
l- I .1
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1.111111111818111 to
I34 Washington St.
lMPDRTED
in (lake Bots. Cereal Sets. Berry
lists. Chocolate Set». Lup, Saucer and
Plate Sets.
1 W0 also have lnmortcd China. in ills
Cups, saucers. Dishes. etc.
4"“
imported Old English Bloc Wars by
the not. or single piece.
Crockery, Glassware. iiousofurnlsh-
in: Goods. .
Wall Papers and Prepared Paints.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
1.0 order.
.C'otraclor for Painting and Decor-
“wail“. _
r-Ws give the d. d “flush ’fl'fl-
u Stamps. Ask .' for.
L II. DECKER
In outsell m
Tel. con. , gm death Hermite
I
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men 1111's HOLD UP arson. ‘7 ‘
Three armed men last night hold up a ‘
i“The Store! of Quality?
" North Main euro.
Concerning Blankets
We've got four or five lots of bldn hats to tell you aboutfis'aod. blanketsi
with "real" wool‘xln them. Blankets that will. give-years of honest wears.
blankets with warmth In them. When you buy such bod-covering you feel
that you're making a good investment. ‘ l ‘ ‘
.. to?“
Full Sized Grey Cotton Blankets. colored borders. good weight
Good Quality White Cotton Blankets. heavy fleece .....
Extra Value in Grey and White Blankets beautiful fancy borders. at . Ibo
11.4 White Blankets. heavy weight. a bargain. at .. M.
11- 4 Grey Blankets, colored borders, extra weight, at ................. d .2
11-4 Grey Blankets, colored borders, extra weight, at ......... . ...... {$.25
11- 4 they Blankets, special at. .. ............. ................ . 01.89
114 White, Fancy. Colored Bmder Blankets, good assortment .. $2.93
Better grade in All Wool and Australian Best Quality Wool Blankets. ,
dainty pink, blue and red borders, prices range from . . ..
Comfortable Comforts.»
Covered with silky looking satcens filled with the finest, purest, whitest
cotton, light, fluffy and warm, and you pay only a mete trifle more for tit'ese
than for the soggy. Iil- odored sorts.
Extra Heavy Full Size Comfortablcs at. ............ . . . shill)
Fancy Silkoline Covered Comfortubles. white cotton tilled. full size, at. 31.39
Fancy Brocaded Sllkollne Covered Co ml'ortables. white cotton filled‘.
Beautiful Persian Pattern Siikoilne C overed Comfortables. sanitary till» '1’ -
ing. at ................................................ $2.00
Extis gi-ieavy Quilted Sateen Covered Comfortabies full size ......... $2.
Fancy Satan Covered Comfortsbles, a unitary white cotton filled. rich
and elegant effects ............................................ $3.
Sateen Covered Comfottnblcs, heavy weight, best quality white cotton
filling. Oriental patterns . ....... . ......... .. ........ . $4.25
83-85 Wzs'fimgton SI . S0 Norm-1k
Merrill {Business Colleges
are educating "
Hundreds or Young People
To meet the demand for competent
office help. : .3
Day and blight echelons. , _ , g.
' NOW Is THE TIME To START. ' .. :1
South Norwalk Port Chéstér,‘ Standard ‘
.. ‘ M, A- MERRILL. Pri .
J
v.»—
a razss when or
AmmunitiOn In All Loads,
AND A NEW AND COMPLETE LINE OF
Double and Single Guns and Rifles.
sins. and Gun Cases
Guns Repaired and Rented
Headquarters for Sporting Good: In General.
Norwal Hardware ~<o.
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I".
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m
Mothers-if you Want to buy a good slice for llld
boys buy a pair of our “Never Rips" at $1 15 add
$1 7.5. .
FLYNN s- RYAN.
SHOE DlSTRlBU’TOHB
, ,
The Paris Clank 81 Shit House.
33 SOUTH MAIN 8T. 80. NORWALK . ’
UNPRECEDENTED OFFERINGAINDF SUITS, COATS. SKIRTS. WAIDTN
90 Washington Street. ‘Pfione 460.
l“, .i ,J
. I
or at any other stoiv' itbls Is beyond d oubt the very best value of all.
Ladies' and l: a Bulls. lll nil shades and fabrics. They are splendid
bargains if you n liar all. 09. 98, 81 1.98. $14.98, $19.98; ’24. 98 .
Lsdles’ Skirts In 9.1 inatciiuls and shades. $2.98, $3. 98.04 34.98. 05.08,
37.98 to “4.98.
“098 up.
8an of Colored and White Walm, 980.
All Wool Nun's Vslllng. with very nice embroidery, $1. 98.
‘ .gavlolgrso's and Girls’ Costs. the biggest selection in town, from $2.98 on
o
Furs.-«~Now la the time to select your For.’ before they are all picked
First is best. .. 1 . ,
Black Petticoats from 93s to not. ' . 3 .
it a G and bemused Reducing 6 artists, 986. $1.48, $1.911, 911.93. . ’.
We alter free of charge. . x ,. . . 1.1,
.. The Paris Cloak & eon House.
as spurs mm tracer, aouro newts.
out.
.7 ..
m
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FOR SALE . ‘ ‘
One Indian Motor Cycle. good condition. U h.
One Thomas Motor Cycle, just repaired from factory.
One Oldsmobile Runabout.
NEW SUPPLY OF ROBES AND BLANKETS.
Rubbagt'l‘lm torment H for all
Home seeds or. all; deficiencies. 4'
.413... ', 1'. .....
$3.00 to $8.50
$1.60 '
Waterproof Hunting Coats. T10u.<ers.Led-L
5...;
Hold up in coinparison with each Fund every altering this sensuouhere 4
Ladlu' Long Coats In the newest plaids and mixtures, also black, from V
613.1115 mud eraser. enuresis. I
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Norwalk Chronicler