lilo Kill You Hate inlays Bought
“1.060 Fer Over 30 Years.
“ "1'5 0‘1. 1‘ l.) Mums mm." new man. on you om.
fitass is made iridescent by being
- expelled. in a red hot condition to the
fumes of salts of tin, barium and
chromium. Red is p1oduced bv the
strontia, blue by the baryta and bluish
white by the tin In ancient glass,
which is moxe opaque, Iridescence is
due to partial decay.
: sy-
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Fishing
Tackle
That's fit for Fishing can be
‘ found at
CHAS E. DOW’S
HARDWARE.
11! WASHINGTON STREET,
'Phono 667.
.M! E. Gas Heated
,itecause it Saves Her
,hne.La'boi and Money
WEIGHT 5 POUNDS.
A $3.00 GASHEATED FLAT IRON,
flith six feet of Gas Hose and Asbestos
mm Proof Mat, FOR $1.60. just one
half the regular price.
Having placed a large order with
the manufacturers of this iron. .We are
engined to make this extraordinary
.Every iron Is finely finished and
dieirei plated. Be sme and take ad-
vantage of this offer before supply is
“haunted.
. has borne the signature of
and has been made under his pen-
Ional supervision since Its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Conntori‘eits, lmltations and “Justnas-coml" are but;
Experiments that trifle WI 1.. and cndangcr the health of
Bunnie and Ohfldronoliixperienoo against. Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
0916.111, is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro-
gof'i c. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It. is Pleasant. lii
cousins neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
.hpu “dampers. Its one is its glmrantee. It: destroys Worms
niays Foverishncss. it cures Dian-hula nu
(Jolie. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Cons lipafilou
and Fiatuioncy. It assimilates the Food. reunions the
Sherman and Barrels. giving healthy and natnru sloop.
The Children's Panacea-Jun Mother’s Friend.
assume CASTORIA ALWAYS
. / Boers the Signaling? ,9:
1.111: WISE WOMAN GETS AN .
Wind
hill “
lligrs~"i never
again."
l)lgr:s~—"'l‘haf's easily done.
him a Iivcr."-lllusiruted Bits.
—THE-—‘-
A. J. ANGEVINE
& SON CO.
Furniture
Carpets
Stoves, 81c...
134- 136Washington
Street, ,
South Norwalk.
Electric
Fans
We are carrying a full line of
Electric Fans.
-—-THE—
Reed Walk
Electric 00.,
311 WASHINGTON STREET.
TELEPHQNS ass.
Lend
Y
birth ii Rilifiiotlu.
Funeral or star
and Emile mar.
19 N6rth Main 8%.. South Norwaik
' On Sale at Gas Office. Residence, 6 Washington St.
. " Telephone at hence, I”.
“uneétlcut Company Telephone at allies, sac-a.
THE NEW '
koTEL VICTORIA:
dilE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
. . ' EUROPEAN PLAN
(till-1 Rooms 0 Special Feature. an
and Electric Light. Throughout. Ev-
of, Room Hesiod
. RATES REASONABLE.
o Siookdd “6‘qu in Counsel: on.
‘ I tins of imported Aloe, includ-
fsmous BIII'.’ Burton's and
pan Stout. always on draught.
misman- usch Boer on Draught.
WWANJmprIcfor.
‘I'oioohono on.
m
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
Do‘rldn Hall-93”
(Gregory Boulevard).
EABT NORWALK.
3:12: sweater ,. ,
John E Q’Sulllvan
PBOPRI STOR-
wuuf to see him
lrlnov I" . "
Father of Robert Flu oy. of Irides-
port. Formerly Employed by
"Boos” Tweed.
Henry Fituroy, 11 Well khown resi-
dent of Stamford, rtclisively known
in Greenwich and his city, and the
father of former Roglsirm Robert
Fitzroy of ill idgcport died yesterday
"l-rnooil at his home In Slumfor.d
1.. r a protracted illness. He' was ill
5...rs of age and a gardener by occu-
pation. He resided in Greenwich the
greater portion of his life since 1,305,
and for many years was the gardener
for “Ross" Twccd, of the Tweed riui!
fame. Since the death of his wife.
nine years ago. he made his home
with his daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth
Rose, of Stamford.
He leaves another daughter, Mrs. J.
ii. Hughes, of Greenwich, and a son,
Robert, Fitzroy, of Bridgeport. He Is
also survived by 18 grandchildren, and
two great grandchildren. He Was the
father of tho into Deputy James H,
Fitzroy. of Greenwich. He was for 40
years a member of Christ. Episcopal
church, Greenwich, and a staunch Kc,-
publicnll lil politics. lie was ill years
of like. The burial will be. in i’utuam
Cemetery. Greenwich. but the funeral
arrangements have not yet been com-
pleted.
WHISTLEVILLE GIANTS WIN.
The young Whisilcvillc Gluuls dc-
ieatcd the. Turks by a score of :12 to
16. in Kuupp's lot.
Whistlovlile Giants. Turks.
1). Gail ............... A. Luckskey
Catcher.
A. Kunc ............... J. Lehoisky
Pitcher.
.l. McFarland ............ I‘. Pulumbo
First base.
11‘. Kopsco .............. S. l’ulumbo
Sccond base.
S. Wargu ................. S. l’nsko
’l'hird base. .
.l. ill-nicoia ............... W. Olson
Short stop.
_.l. Iioidizar ............... i.. iiardos
Lcll field.
.l. Libnci ................. S. Kelly
Right ficld
. Swnriz .............. l. Lombuldi
(‘cntcl iicld.
Frank Knpsco mudc a home
and Daniel (lull a two-bugger.
umpire was i“. 'i‘opsey.
Til"
'l'lil'
_..
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
iviahackemo~——A. Sterling, llostou:
i. Muusou. .lr., New York: 11‘. i’. Good-
clilld, city; William McMullen. New
York: L. R. ilurlbuti, Wilton; A. lLull.
White Plains: G. Adams, lloiyokc; C.
Komisko. Northampton: I. S. Moore,
iloston; ii. A. Curtis, New York; J. A.
Libby, llurli‘ol'li: ii. (,‘.. Rogers, city;
.I. J. Phillips, New York; Id. \V. Toms.
Stamford; ll}, .l, Maioncy, New York.
Clifford—A. 1.. Goodman and wife.
l. S. Adams and wife, Joseph Soanc.
bore and wife, A. i.. Rates. G. L. Hall»
away, 11). ll. Allen, C. ii. liull, ii. .I
il‘iuk. J. 1’. Roger. New York; 'I‘. ll.
You Dorcn. Norwulk; ii. ill-dun Sly. Ii.
l.. Vulliulllc, Hartford; \V. I.. Splccr,
New lluvcn; M. S. Kimball. Iloston;
Mrs. .ioc Uudcrllill, Indlunnpolis; Mrs.
John Barre, Rockford.
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Sillii BY DRUGGLSIS EVERYWHERE
Removal
MELVILLE s. MEAD & sou's ;
INSURANCE
OFFICE IS NOW AT 148 EAST AVE-
NUE. NORWALK, CONN.
Prompt attention to orders reliably
executed.
PHONE NO. 287.
New York City Office, 100 William St.
Money Advanced
tool], on their household furniture.
pianos and other personal property.
without removal on their own name
without. indorlel‘ ‘
CALL AND SEE U8.
independent Loan & Security Co.
Havilnnd Bldg. Washington St.
Oince Open until 7 p. in Monday and
Saturday until 8: 30.
”
Plumbing and Steam
Heating.
HOT WATER HEATING.
8I'iCI'f’ AIR HE TIME.
“6
o ,rsv‘A a firm 0 lN'o.
Ops Iii: Stood): Finlay Giorrlxturoo.
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HAVE you seen 0 s “+0011 or
lii’fI'H ill! ‘0 u ‘1) ll 'A 0 so:
The Jonesdrflotchklss
Company
17 WALL “FEET. . NORWALK.
Real Estate
’ City. Shore and Country Property.
insurance
Fire. Life. Accident Liability.
Steamship Ticks“.
I. M. Layton 81 00..
Incorporated.
p9. ii Railroad Avenue, South Nomlk
_
, .
the Way.
Only one wayio cure a bad back.
Liniment and pla‘sfer may relieve
They won't cure it.
Backucho means sick kidneys.
mDouu's Kidney Pills cure all kidney
8
South Norwalk people prove this.
Read a case of ii.
M111. 1“, ii. Fitch. of 118 South Main
St South Norwalk, Conn. 3813: ”I
regard Doun' s Kidney Pills as a most
valuable remedy for kidney disorders,
I suffered a good deal from these
tioubies and after using various reml
dies. i found Doan' s Kidney Pills, pro-
cured at l’lalsied's drug 'store, to be
the most effective. Their use brought
prompt and lasting relief and i will
ingly endmse them feeling sure that
those who use them will not be disap
pointed III the. results obtained."
For sale by all dealers. Price 1.0
cents. Foster-lilliburu Co.. Buii‘aio,
New York, sole agents for the United
Sluice.
Remember
take no other.
109111.372 AMUSEMENTS.
THE LION AND THE MOUSE.
The Lion and the Mouse. which lien-
i'y H. Harris will present in this city
at Hoyi's ’l‘hcutre, next week. Is an
American play. essentially and con-
spicuously such, and based upon a
theme which has not been before ex-
ploited dramatically. It deals directly
with a subject which at the present
moment is very much in the public
mind. the corluptlon of politics and
legislation by the power of combined
money making organizations and: the
dominance of unscrupulous kings of
finance. 'I‘o Charles Klein .who wrote
the play and Henry B. Harris who hull
foresight to appreciate the timeliness
of ii. Is due credit for undoubtedly one
of the best dramas that has been seen
lil America in many years. The an-
nouncement of the production here is
causing much comment.
THEY TAKE +11: KINKS our.
"1 have used Dr. King's New Life
Pills for many years, with increasing
satisfaction. They take the kinks out
the liumc-Douu‘s-anll
ii. of stomach. livcr and bowels. without
fuss or friction," says N ii. lirowu. oi'
I'ittsticld. Vt. Guaranteed satisfac-
tory at F. H. Baxter's drug store.
25c. "
FOUND PIECE OF AMSERGIS.
NOANK. Scpi. 5.-—(lapialn John
Curington, of the smack Ella May bus
11 piece of ambcrgis which was found
In one of the lobster pots set by him in
the sound. The piece weighs more
than a pound. '
A SURE-ENOUGH KNOCKER.
J. C. Goodwin, oi‘ _ l-Idsviilc. N. 0.,
says: “lluckieu's A '
lca Salvo is a
sure-enough knoehcr or ulcers. A had
we came on my leg'lnsl summer, but
that wondcrful salvo knocked it. out
in a few rounds. Not even a scar re-
maincd. " Guaranteed for piles sores,
burns. etc 256 at 177.11% Baxter‘s drug
store.
TROOPS LEAVE MINING CAMPS.
BIRMINGHAM. Aiu., Sept. 5.-—’i‘he
removal of hoops from ihe mining
camps of the district will proceed as
originally pillilued and all the troops
will be sent to theil home towns with
'n 11 few days.
”ASTORIA.-
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“’3‘” def/7‘ . m
UGSL!
. Axminéiers,
Kurdistans,
Saxonies, 810.
Special Discount
' This Week.
F. A. Mitchell
Cor. Willi and High Streets,
Norwaik', (Tonia.
: Hots nausea
a. ll. consonants
“Win and Cuisine Up to Duh.
listed 02 per day and upwardt.
A
Sunday Dinners, 7501s.
TEL. CALL 988.
9
Home E. 0.11 81 Son,
45 Wall 31., Iliomolk.
Real Estate and
‘ tion of the Holy Communion at 8
A Resident of South Norwalk Shawl ~
_ tessfons.
Stock and Gonoral information Ticker re
‘ taken for the missionary work of the
Church NOIIIOBB
METHODIST.
First Methodist Episcopal Church,
Saul (I. Curtico. pastor—Class meeting.
0:30 a. 111.; Holy (kunmuuiou, 10:30 a.
111.; liible school, l2 111.: Epwurlli
League prayer. service. 0:20 p. or;
wor,ship with pleachiug. 7: 30 p. 111.
Tuesday, class meeting, 7. 45 p.111.
’l‘hulsday prayer meeting, 7. 45 p. nl.
’lbe choil will be assisted 011 Sunday
evening by the E pworih Mayne chol-
us. The 01151111 and quartctte selections
will be as follows: Morning: P10-
iudc. Minuet. Frost; anthem, 'i heard
thevoice,” Pinsuii; postludc, Fantasie,
Geissler. Evening Prelude. Andante.
Con Moto Calkin; anthem, “I am A!
pha and Omega " Steiner; offertory.
buss solo, selected, Mr. Clyue; anthem.
”Softly now the light of day,” ch;lu
posllude, Mulch in Idomeneo, Mozart.
Norwuik Methodist Church, Frank
1), Torrey, pustor-Muluing uolshlp
10:30 a. 111. There wli be the co ll-bra
tion of the Communion, and also the
n-piiou of members in full member-
ship: Sunday morning class meeting.
at 9: .'.ll) led by I" ll iirdient; Sunday
scho l. 12 111.; Euworth League devo
ttonu service, at. 0:30 p. 111. This will
be. the rally service of the Epworth
lklague, and the. [1113thle will be in
charge of. Mrs. l". 1'). 'i‘orrcy and Miss
Mabel Smith. The subject is Our
Charge. Evening worship. 7:30p. 111..
with sermon by the pastor. The sub-
ject will be The Misplaced Emphasis.
Tuesday. 7:45 p. 111.. class meeting led
by P. '1‘. Roscoe; Tuesday, 3 p. in.
first. meeting of the Ladies‘ Aid at, the
pdrsouage, A large attendance is de-
sired to plan for the work of the year.
Wednesday. 7:45 p. m.. Woman's For-
eign Missionary Sociely at'lhe parson-
age. Miss Clara Hill will speak to
iilo ladies of the work In Cruudon
llall, Rollie, ltuly. Thursday. 7:45 p.
m.. prayer service. Music for the day“
Morning: Prelude. Andsiie (irazioso,
Pitcher; quartet, My Soul Doth Mug-
nify the Lord, Smart: offeriory, solo,
Just for Today. Abbott, Miss Warren;
posliudc, Processionai March, Past.
Evening: Prelude, Grand Chocnr,
Ashmnil; violin solo, Colonaisc, Hoff-
manu. is‘arl B. Hoskius; anthem. i Am
Alpha and Omega. Stainer; quartet
and chorus. Consider and Hear Me,
Pficuger: offcrtory. violin solo, Angels-
Sorenadc. Bragu. Mr. Hosklns; post-
lnde. Russian March. Clark.
Knight Sireci‘A. M. E. Church, Rev.
William St. A. Lynch. i). it. pastor—
PreachingJ by Rev. Mrs. lvins. Asbury
Park N. l., at 10: ill) 11.11]. 3:30 and
7. ‘lO 1). n1, at the gospel tent in W est
avenue. near the Norwnik Armory
'l‘ he meetings will cpntinuc cvcr y night
during the week. conducted by Mrs.
[vine and the singing evangelist.
CONGREGATIONAL. _
First Congregational Church. Nor-
waik. George D. Egbert. pastor~Morn-
ing servtcc at 10:30. The sacrament
of the Lord's Supper will be admin-
istercd by the pastor. Sunday schl‘I
at 12:15. Evening service at 7:30;.
monthly musical service. Music for
the morning:
lith Sonata. A. Guilmant: Quartet. “0
Jesus. Thou art standing." Thus. (3.
Shepard; response, "1 pray Thcc, en-
ter In." J. 0., Macy; quartet. "Even
mc." J. C. Warren; offertory, Eu forme
dc Canon. Theo. Salome: postlude,
Religious March. E. Gigot. Evening:
Prelude. Maguificat in D minor, E. Le.
nialgre; offertory. Nocture in A (re-
duestedl. D. R. Munro: anthem “Out
of the deep." H. N. Bartlett; quartet.
'Ablde with me‘ I. iiaruby: soprano
solo, "The Lord is my Shephcrd." S.
Hallie: tenor solo, "Guide me. 0 thou
great .ichovuh." W. A. Gaylord; post:
iudc. Finale of lid Sonata. op. 77, i).
lluck. .1
BAPTIST.
Norwalk llnpiist Church. Rev. De-
Witt 1‘. Van Doren. pastor—Circle of
Light prayer meeting at 10:30 a. 111.;
preaching by the pastor at 10:30 a.
111.; Sunday school nt 12 111.; evening
service at 7:30. which will be in charge
of the B. Y. 'P. U. The Lndies’ Aid
Society will meet Tuesday at 3 p. 111.,
with Mrs. Fanton“ lleers. Westport avo-
huc. The regular Thursday evening
prayer service at 7:30, conducted by
the pastor.
Glace Baptist Church, J. Edward
Harris. pastor—ll a. m., preaching.
subject, Doubling Peter; 3: 30 p. 111..
Sunday school; 6:45 p. in. B. YP .U..
leaders, Mrs Martha White and furs
Carrie Townsend; 7: 45 p. 111,, ,cm’e;
nani meeting and Holy Communion,
conducted by the pastor and Deacon
G ,.W Johnson. Monday evening.
Oiliciai Board meeting; Tuesday even-
ing, church business meeting; Wednes-
day evening, Union Lyceum; Thursday
evening. Prayer meeting, leaders.
Wilma“ Joseph White and .W. .I
sley
——
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Church, ii. A. Linwood Sadt~
lcr, rector—~1‘welfth Sunday after Trin-
ity—8 a. 111.. first celebration of the
Holy Communion; 10. 45 a. in. second
beiebration of the Holy Communion
nd sermon‘. 12 111.. the Sunday school
iii meet to begin its fall and winter
New classes will be formed
ud those who passed their examina-
ions 'in June will be promoted; those
11th failed will be given a last oppor-
tunity to pass. Those who fail will,
main in their former class. New
pupils should be entered Sunday in or-
der to begin with their classes. Even
lug services will begin Sunday the
12th. A special offering. through the
envelope system and generally, will be
church in .Oonheétiout. All are re
chested to contriblle generously to
this most w0 Knee whetherlr they,
can come to bdila I tomorrow 01’ not.
he monthly ti'y meetint‘ will be
old on Tuesday. at 8:15 p. 01
Grace Church. the Rev. James B'en
ton Werner. rector—The twelfth Sun
day after Trinity. The first celebra
o':clooir the second celebration of the
"1 Insurance.
We have lever-i doquOd blfl‘Ifl'
in "homo producing property that
mun Increase In villa. with the rapid
growth of no laws.
INorwsllI—heca‘lar Sunday Iorvioes at
Holy Communion at 10: 30. The rector
oniciates at both. services. 3
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First Christian Science Society, of
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I 131111.... Adv ' isomo'hto L Bridgeport Advortildnmltl.
The D. M. Read Co.
Latinos“ ms.
The Store closes daily at five o'clock except Saturdays.
SeasOnable Apparel
for Men:
Our well equipped Secton for Mcns \Vear is really
io supply um need iii Shirts,
Nclkucar that 1111) well drch'cd man could think of
Lullcrwear, Hosiery and
Sweaters.
A new line just received.
Worm ('out chzltcrs in the popular and scrviccablc
()xflml gray,
cill'll.
illrcc lliil'crcnt grades, all required sizcs in
Negligc Shirts.
$2.00 Specials at $1.00.
clusivc shades.
$1.00.
lictwccn seasons
$1. 00.
m’cryoue liCt‘ilS.
Soap Cases, Shoe Spoons,
mounted.
licsk.
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the reading room. Masonic building,
011111.111. Subject.Septembor 6. Man.
Lentimony meeting Wednesday at 8 p.
. T0 both services the public is
cordially Ind fraternally invited. Read
ing room open to the public each week
dayf.rom2t05p m. -,
l EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
Evangelical Lutheran—~Preaching in
$19 Gannon language in the chapellou
orth Main street; 7: 30 p. to. German
$07100] Saturday. 1:30 p. 111. Rev. G. F.
ittinaun, pastor, 46 Henry street
tamforli. '
WRIGHT’S SUCCE88FUL FLIGHT.
Wright, the aeroplanist of Dayton.
Ohio. made a magnificent and highly
successful flight here this morning.
His machine was in the air for nine-
teen mine. 18 2-5 seconds, thus ap-
preaching Within a fraction of a min-
dte Henrv w‘arr'lun's record "for the.
w \
longest public official flight.
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'LE MANS. France Sept. 5—Wiibur ,
‘1']
One more lurg. lot of these fine Shirts, many patterns
in stripcll dilil iigurcll mullrus, all the Wanted colorings,il1c.
odll shades it] old Illuc, lavender. gray, and light olivc——cx—
llle best Shirt we cvcr hall at the price,
Underwear.
liluliuin wright for the lust frosn days, just right f01
Medium weight “Glastonbury," silk finished, vcry 1111c,
White and Camei's Hair, at 50c.
Sterling Silver Novelties
A Clearance of Desirable Articles.
lllc pricsc attached to some of these prctty silvcr things
will tempt many to bin in prospect of holiday
thing 111 the list is choice, and tlicrc are sum
gifts. EH31”)-
things that
Silver-topped Cream Jars and Tooth Powder Boxes,
Unckhorn
Mirrors and Brushes, Combs, Pill? Boxes, Em—
broidery and Cuticle Scissors. licorils and I'cnholders, with
many other elegant things for the dressing table and writing
Corkscrews silver-
At 215 and 50 per cent. below regular.
At the jcwclry Section.
.._....—_L___.
TheD. M. Red Co.
col Days
With the approach of School Days Minty Mills will be
looking for the renewal of Children's Outfits.
Wash Dresses
For Style and Price, af'the present time, you can get table
for your money. in the “Ready-t0-Wear”
Garments. than ever before.
Boys’ Blouses
We carry a full line of the Celebrated K- E Boys’ Blouses,
acknowledged by their competitors to be the standard.
A. Di, erman Sr 8011,
84 Waililitgton St, sous. Norwalk.
rum HANDS no (is miss;
WILLIMANTIC. Sept. 6,—Thirty
men employed (in a work train of the
New Haven road miter GeneraI‘Fore-
man Heriihey, wentlon strike yester-
day. They were at work between here
'oild Hop River. .The strikers .are
mostly itaiisns. 1 They objected to the
discharge of two of their ndmher.
CASTOcfilA w-
ill lid tin line ilan'
Burs the
{Signature of
Salesman (In department store)--
Looking for something cheap. madam“!
Mrs. Banning (looking for husband)
‘—Oh. did you see him? Which Way did
he go?—-Bohemian Magazine. ‘
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