Harriett». Cheviot; Prui-
pills and Grant 0 th‘ in colors In
unscented Horst. ILocu. . '
. ours It I
(furry in your town tax list. '
This Nutmge Club, of Norwalk,
planning to give a dance next month.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beers, of Pan
arson, New Jersey, are guests of rela~
lives in Norwaill .
ARGO ARGO
ARGO ARGO. Ali. G ARGO ARGO.
Commodore and
roar of South Main street have gone
to New York for the winter.
m
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The Lucia Helpers will meet with
Mrs. C. F. Boutweil. No. 11 Crescent
Terrace. Tuesday. at 3 o’clock.
Our Brothel-11' Dodge. 1.0 13.. of
Norw‘allr, will hold a meeting tonight
at the lodge rooms In Wall street.
iThe Choral Union will hold a 1'6
hearsal this evening at 8 o'clock at
the Norwalk Congregational Church.
-—To feel strong. have good appetite
and digestion. sleep soundly and on
my life, use Burdock Blood Bitters,
the great system tonic and builder.
Mr. and Mrs Jesse M Ferris, of
Pascale. New“ Jersey. are closing up
their summer home on Belle island.
Chestnuts are to be found In the if»
cal stores. but they are not plentiful
They are bringing thirty cents a quart
John M. Burr and family, of Arch
street. Norv‘vallt. have returned home
from a few days' visit near Willimnn
tic.
Services were held at the aimshouse
under the leadership of Clarence A.
Brown. of the First Methodist Church,
yesterday.
A very old lady was grandma Jones.
She had passed her four-score and
three,
And had no aches or pains in her
bones,
For she drank Hollisters Rocky
Mountain Tea.
Plaisted s Drug Store.
Frank Barr was found "dead to the
world" yesterday. in Monroe sheet.
This morning Judge Taylor fined him
$5 and costs.
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At some of the hat factories the
work of taking inventoryrds being car-
ried out. as is usually'done at this
time of the year.
Judge Marvis of Hartford has ap-
pointed BishOp Tierney administrator
de bonis non on the estate of Bishop
Frances McFarland. late bishop of this
diocese.
-—Dr. Dick's cures malaria
I Eli-Water Commissioner Levo Hun-
lord. of Norwailt, was congratulated
Saturday by his friends for valiantly
stopping a horse, which had started to 1
run away.
The graduate nursesof Bridgeport .
have greatly raised their prices This
should teach the people of Bridgeport
the economy of not being sick. -—-Hurt-
ford Times.
A Sunday school Halloween social
has been arranged for Thursday even-
tug at the chapel of the Norwalk Con
gregational Church. All members of
the" senior department of the school
are invited. and any others of suitable
age desiring to become members.
Specialists are going back to nu-
turs's'resnedles as being the best. lviol-
listsr‘s Rocky Mountain 'l‘ca has been
nature's best remedy for thirty years.
Recommended and used by specialists.
36 cents. Tea or Tablets. i’lnisied'u
Drug Store.
The Veternn association. First 0. V.
1.. will have its ninth annual reunion
at the Hotel Hartford at 7 p’."m‘.. wed-
nesday. The matter of a field day
next spring to celebrate the tenth an
nIversary of the master into the Unit- ,
on Status volunteer service will be dis-
cussed. The regiment was mustered
in at Niantlc
At a meeting oi the members of the
Mon’ a Means of the Norwallt Congre-
gational Church. yesterday. it was
voted that the League approve of the
action of the Mioiaters' Associatiicn
with reference to Its notion in connec-
tion with the Flrctnen'rrair. The
Magus also commended the Aasocln
Mon for all of its work In suppressing
evil in the town.
John Herhler. of liridgcport. has
plump. petition in the civil superlgr
1 big for a divorce from Mat
7 use Hubbard now of Provi-
.. i}, on the grounds of infidel-
: , on and lutemnerance. The!
filed January 26. 1899. the in-
alleged to have occurred at
. Straiford. Milford. New
' .. Providence Ii.- 11. between
1, 1102. Inc 6ctqsé‘r 9 19m.
. . on to date from October 17.
lam-the habitual intetnpurance
fl‘gachlsled for the pasty three
mars. hunches and pimples
dby the from-a mutationu of
the? maul liollister's «acuity
Mregulates the bowels. makes
your behibluioh clear» and beautiful
claim? but hchithy look as cents.
Dru: Store
RGO ARGO ARGO.
‘rs‘s Alfred E. Chas ‘
. . II In “collect remedy. for I
cough. Relieves in I Ihert
time and is perfectly harmchI‘ 9.
250 a Bottle.
‘1.i‘i. 1
.".‘ 3 1 111's i “Wt...“
' liens min 385 fret. sac—I.
scatv oIv.‘ armless;
van—~—
Interesting 911ml... Held
South Nomlk Baptist Church.
The rally day services at the South
Norwallr Baptist Church yesterday
were Wholly successful in spite of
rain and threatening w’éh‘ther. in the
morning the pastor preached from
Ephesians iv... 13:‘ "Till we all come
in the unity of the faith. and in the
knowledge of the Son of God unto a
perfect man. unto the measure of the
statue of the fullness cf Ghrist. " The
sermon- was listened to with unusual
attention. and furnished good doctrine
to live by. During the Bible school
session the children of the Junior and
Primary Departments were present
with the main school and took their
part in the opening and cluslng exer-
cises with much credit to their super-
intendent and teachers.
in the evening a concert "Light
for the Nation " was given. The pro
by the school: Scripture reading by
the school led by John Tyler. assist
ant superintendent; prayer by the
by the school;
greeting. by Ernest
Hopkins,
the secretary ,
tation. If. Marion Tyler. solo. Fran-
ces Ailing: “duet. France's Ailing and
Freda Scheldler; «ct-citation. h‘lbg.
Earl Stevens; emblematic selection.
‘ The Light for All the World the bead j
er. Eflice Bouton, Lodema Adams. Jen-
nie Clark. Edith Brotherton. ~~Ailee
Burr. Mae llaudiu. Edna Buudin and
Miss Robinson]. with six little girls.
TH EtPiCTURll POSTCARD.
"A—g—N
gisrs—
You remember all the details of the
lack of womans tesrs-— .
How his comrade bent. beside him
while his.life hlo‘od ebbed away.
Boot with sympathetic glances. just to
hearnwhat he might say;
You remember of the letter and the
token -—Just a line
To be taken back to Bingem—to Bingen
on the Rhine——
I have heard from sources truthful
that the letter that starred
Through these many years of reading
was a Picture Postal Curd
0n the pyramids of ohelisks or some»
thing of the kind——
I was never much for detaii~o' er in
Africa you‘ll find
Quaint inscriptions.
whose real meaning was unknown
Till some delving untiquury found the
queer Rosetta Stone;
I have heard and think It likely that
the picture and the things
Long supposed to be the annals of a
line of mighty kings
Were not annals or the verses of the
best Eyzptian bards,
lien Postal Cards.
When the Ark shad settled gently on
the top of Ararat
And when Noah noises that telling
ed from the window into a use
ed on
dove born in its bill
Something that brought joy to Noah.
thatttuere were some islands still
i have heard and give it credence.
Picture Postal Card.
——J. W. Foley. in New York Times.
- SUSPlOiON.
iEheeks that glow 'gainst creamy
whiteness:
Eyebrows most correctly curvout
Arching lips whose laughing lightness
Leaves the stoutest soul unnerved.
i
ll Ir It's delicately waving.
a high so creel Brow so fair! ‘
Hades to set I could r raving
And a built of on line rare.
on in skeptical reflection .
All your gracesl review ..
Can Inch marvelous perfection
he invariably true?” 1 .
l have learned with consternation
i That much beautif vino lid“
Fe r a small consideration.
(11111 be purchased rcedvmm 9.
So i wonder late and early.
Wonder. dreaming or awaits.
Are you Just a charmlniadlrlie
in another nature f
‘ “Washington Star.
It always makes a mother mad if
her dau ter In law has more lathe
sheath Inc hurl.
In the‘ "
gram was. Tell the Sweet Story, song 1
pastor: singing. The Dear Old. Book...
recitation.
Over and Over Again. Lillian Hop- ‘ ’
(kins; ercitatlon. Little Foxes and th-
tle Hu11ters,Stelnwald children; reci~ 1
A soldier or the lesion lay dying in Al- '
funny pictures .
But old Rameses’s collection of Egyp-
spesoh "Prey tell where we're at." ;
When the dove was loosed and flutter-'
To discoverp ifa the freshet. ha subsld ‘
You remember Ia't‘iio''l'et‘uriiing. how the '
though to shake old faiths is hard. .
it was not a sprig of myrtle-but 1“»
ll your old range doesn’t suit. try a NUS. The Hills is unsurpassed for
iiduality of material. perfection of work, economy of foul. beauty of design
and finish. Many of your neighbors are using Him RANGES and
‘ERS and are ready to endorse these claims.
11;; if ' ‘MN KI ’
suucsai. nlnscrosshue EMBALMEM
12.1; North Main Street. .3 _ ‘ in
with your approval.
ment is best. 1
1......) n t ‘ ' _ .1 ’ii‘.‘ 15‘ ‘u -.1 . ‘Yr 1,"
9.1... true
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, to get unchI you go to the high-priced ouItem tailor.
moat wholesale sailors. “"
GIVE YOU GOODS THAT ARE JUST AS SATISFACTORY.
Saving prices on BoyI' Suits and OvcreoItI.
dACKET SWEATERS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
LATE STYLES lN HATS AND CAPS.
SMART BROWN NECKWEAR.
Willis H. stun.
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT- SORT.
48- 50 Wall Street, N orWalk
men a, ma.- ,
took In con. wmnows.
SEE THE PRICES
Bacon .... 109
Sausage ...... ills
Shoulder Steak i 100
Red Inddfellow Onions ................ Be Quiet
vv peace
in Washington fittest
parted: raovi eov. cwIacou.
winter {to cut-mil. Wool-nu no.
Swansea.
‘ 'l' | V i l 11110.3?de holy.
r o to n I.
“Aflfié‘g. Oct.” 0?. Wedd-
ruff has rename the following our Iii
letter from Boyernor Swanson. of
11 I: . ’ ..
:3"; excellencé‘.chdilln 9.?(10dr1iif.
ova n 0 one on
don‘t- Joyous $3.1 draft: '
run lost In receipt or- your very to cverdoln
kind long; of the ustt‘iahdtuni. whl‘cl; ti rill!
unsure y resin very mm: as, warm
deed. Both in? Swanson and myself ing’ down from the pulpit
will ever recall with pleasure dad (is-1
to prod pastors and
in: greater Midwestern
111131 dchi charged. Your solrrtesy. hospl‘a a; bar wh
1 lily out fifncflhibibshiw more our. lists: "1 In
as very deeply. lwish to thank you wan you to feel at
and til ”it” the people of omso ton
tiuut on My?“ Miskito”-
tilea Jada
man stud 9 and can if it Is nagd'gfihwt'h I it
as n p '11:; 11ch e or."
c’xhib9mdl‘e toward the state of Virginia. '
"Witwfsurggcgsucf regal “916%... 6 if m Emit?”
to . it its a or I lrt s
1139' you Earl Mrs. Woodrufl'. i am. 1 “because We noticed that
“with kind regards and best wishes to don’t are all infirm melevelan
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lilmnllas and iireshngSaulues
Our new Fall stock of these garntcn‘s was chosen with ideas
as to their c0111i't’1rt,tiural1iiity, style and fit and are sure to meet
Make your selections now while the assort-
Kimonas and Dressing Sacquesu .98: to $1. 50
LongKimonas.......... ..... .. ...... $198to$750
Eidcrdown Bath Robes .. .. ..... . . . $.3 so
. ill;
l=ExClusiveneSS=
You will find in our Suite and Overcoat: for Young Men exclusive
kink- in tailoring, excluIlve patterns and fabrics and withbi In‘lndcs.
cribIbie air of courteous and IchuIlvenIII that it will be impossible
These clothes are made to our IpeclIl' order by this country's fore-
WE OUT THE EXCLUSIVE TAILORS‘ PRICES IN HALF AND
Fresh Chop Beef ....120’;
Rflllfld Steak.IIIIOIIIIOIIIIIUOISIDIIDIISSOIII ‘Oo 7’
both youruall and wife. in which lira.
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"ULAUDN N. BWANBON.
“Guy'lut. of Virginia.
i“ The Congregatiohnlllal thinks that;
the effort 11!th magi: unto Journal
arch $99.09”
at m
strangers to public serve on may
hospitality in various
ways ltci I’hhc old instance Mull
Irtod western poster. (3
after to
suing sermon he fobnd‘h ma
1 light your two visits try-rim exposition in the person of I lair hall-co an e.
an cordial handt
all to see you. I
me here. I'd liltsl
became acquainted with you.
you‘ll give me your address l'lle
Thank you.” , blasta 9e.
HEAT-
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, ed course.
ly only one ounce of soap per head.
dont ask unreasonable things.
Do you believeln Quality? Of 1
course you do. Sometimes you're
tempted to economize but you
generally learn that. Quality
pays best. We have in mi after
years of stu y tha "Good
Goods” make teady‘ patrons-_
that Quality is the strongest
force 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 prioe'of a suit
you're making a mistake. You,
will find that clothes‘of
WWW“ i? @
are a. positive economy—they're
made right. Any man who is
willing to pay $15 to $30 for his
suit or overcoat will get full
value by trying one‘of our int-
est‘ fall styles.
WEDNESDAY
Open Monday. and
Saturday EveninaI.
Taller. c1511.}... Hatter, Eurnlsher.
- SSWIIhlngtonSt. Sm-Neowaik.
H4I~~l~~_ ..
Men Wanted'
Now is the hm.“ to learn Ina-1.1.1...
mobile business. Fail perm stnrts
next week. Good men earn $25. 00 to
340 00 per week. Positions open to
[to South for the Winter Citil and get
full particulars regarding our unlimit-
Open evenings until 9
oclock.
NEW ENGLAND AUTO SCHOOL,
1 29 Wall st. Nomlk.
We'd like to hold you up for a min-
ute. just for a short whisper.
We want to let you know that we
have the largest stock of heating
stoves in The Norwullts. You will find
here stoves of all kinds and sizes.
h...—
I l iiiiiilNSfliii
. 3“ ; 1 I34 Washington St.
IMPORTED
1.5-0.» -‘
inc
n Oaks Sets. Cereal Beta. harry
S ,Ghowutc Sets. Gilli. Sheer and
Piste Bots.
”m
We air lmve imported China. in too
Cups. 811 core. Dishonor .
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limhol‘tcd 6111 Milton Blue war. by
his not or single piece.
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Crockery. Glassware. lionssfhrnlshu
modem.
WIil Papers and Prepared Paints.
Window Shades Ind Picture ii‘ramss
out or. . L...
11%
It“
way are you so sure that girls who
iris who
header.
Contractor for Printing and Decor-
or I.
tare-#5
r-Wl give the to H. arson 51......
1.. lumps. Ask an IhImw-n
”L H HE Item
I? mismatch II .1
“hi. (for. W
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If you can't stand for a turn down 1.
3“The Store of
Lroasa99 .
iii-fit Inyi (NOT:
ODIN! “Wilt-l. .
A 8001! many women invariably use horn hairpins for the coliful‘c. but;1
how many appreciate the process of their production?
- A very small ploportion. we fear. So Fancy Goods counters take pleas.
are in showing South Norwalk women the process of their development
from the born to the head.
iFirst there is the horn, which is obtained from the steers of the western
pla ns
Then it is sawed ready for pressing into“ sheets. which is done by
steaming the horn.
From the horn sheets blanks for the pins are cut out.
The squats, rough pills are then stamped and cut out from the blanks——
two pins from each blank. 1 i .
The pins are then rounded up. polished. made perfectly smooth, so they.
don’t pull the hair. and find their way to the heads.
The pins of which we show the 111on of manufacture are the Bostonin
Bone Hairpins, and there are nonebetter made. and it is the very beat:
quality of Bostonia Bone Hairpins which are on counters
The Bostonia bone haitpins are made in shell and amber color, in var- .
ious sizes and shapes and put up in packages of a dozen and six pins to a.
package accolding to the size, and so id at a uniform price of 25c a package.
183-85 .washisgton‘se- So. Norwallr;
Merrill B’Tgsinoss Tollcgce
are “educating”
Hundreds of Young People
‘ " To meet the demand for competent ~
111. office help. a.
Day and Night Sea-lone.
new is THE." Tim: 'ro s‘ranr. . 1 1 '
South Norwalk. Port Chester. Stamford . -. ~
w v“ 0M: A. MERRILL: Primer
“I? humanly of
f r
Ammunmon to All Loads,
Mil) a new AND comma-rs LINE or
Double and Single Guns and Rifles.
Waterproof l’ibnilho Goals. Trousers Leg-
sins. and Gun CaSes
Guns honored and heated.
Headquarters for Sporting Goods in General.
orwa lardwrte 00
.19 with crew; NORWJLK.
“.v 2-:
QUéiIty
Q as H. Arch IhStep Supports. ,3 p.
A foot comfott for people who are constantly on their feet Pre- V
\ cuts broken down instcps.
soc per pair. .
FLYNN 1» RYAN.
SHOE DIST RlBUTORS *
90 WIIhlngton Street.
Phone 468.
The Paris Cloak 81; Soil: House, .1 .
as scum MAIN or. so. NORWALK ; 52.
unenscsosursn OFFERlNg m wwltaed. com-s. SKIRTS. ohm
Hold up in comparison with each and every offering this season. here I
or at any other store. this is beyond 11 oubt the very best value of all
LadlII' Ind MluII Sum, in all shades and fabrics.
bargains if you need a Suit. '9. 98. 911.98. 314.98, $19.98. $24.93.
LIdlII‘ Skirts in all materials and shades.
$7.98 to S24. 98.
".DBLIdiSS’ Long costs in the newest plaids and mixtures. also black. from
ups ‘
Sale of Coldred Ind White Walsh. 9811.
All Wool Nun's Vciilng, with Very nice embroidery. $1.98.
‘ ’le‘lgrcnls and Girls’ Goat's, the biggest selection in town. from $2.98 up
a I I
Fun Now is the time toseisct your Fur. before they are all picked
out First is best.
Black PmteeItI tram Mo to 97.90.
R I. o Ind Name Bclf Reducing Germs, Dec, $1.48. 31.98. 02.93.
We IIlIrJrII of charm.
. v... 1121M. Parl- Cloak S- Suit House.
13 score MAIN eraser. spurs NORWALK.
1111.111 MAIN eraser. STAMPORD.‘
One Indian Motor Cycle. good condition.
1.».th
0110 MS Motor Gycic. just repaired. from factory.
Que Oldsmobile Runabout. 1
,‘rl
N911: sdrrsv or. scans Inn smokers... ; . -
Agent for Auburn Wagons. Everett’s Patent Dump “litigantsI
[121. ii ’11} g’ ‘
Rubbsr Tires furnished for all vehicles. . 1,
M2111 69111111191112... .
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North Main
113*. 1’ 9
They are splendid '9 _K
S2193, ‘3. 98, “.98, “.90,
Norwalk Chronicler