is
; ‘
it
‘s" new
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PmootcsDittcalbn ‘
undocumented
0 shoreline nit-Bent.
; or Nancoric.
Wormsfionvulsioiu. ' .
sweeendlaossorSma .4
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is
WHERE SHE GETS HER IDEAL.
(St. Louis Post-Dispatch.)
She—I wonder If you are just the
"Kind of man I want?
lie-What kind of man do you want?
, . ._,$he-I can hardly describe him to
\.
Yogi '
”=71 .ed—‘tDOn‘t try. What‘s the name of
theme? ,
That's fit Ior‘Fishing can. be
found at
oHAs. E. news
HARDWARE. i
’ ’ tie waesisoron eraser.
'Phepe m.
asses
$10.50 and $121.75
.. Comein and ask us
how t6 get one on
.1 Easy -
Payments ,-
or send postal and
s. . representative will call.
'f'é’Go'nnecticnt 1
Company.
'i to it.
The
A. J. ANGEVINE
_ in"
Always B .
Bears the ‘ 9
Signature ‘
, _ “For first
liliirly ‘Y‘flaifi
A8 it It
we «mean IOIMIV. new NM em.
The one salable article in this world
that iiiiliioiiaire and beggar share on
equal terms is the ncwspaper.—-0r—
ganizcr.
III—Tilli—
& SON (30.,
Furniture
Carpets
134 - lilo-Washington
: , Street,
.V South Norwalk.
Eleétric
We are carrying a fullline oi
Eledtric Fans.
Electric Co,
as WASHINGTON eraser.
TELEPHONE sin.
moon or. its mean 1??
"funeral Director » ‘.
ud'l'ubelue'r.
no b-‘Nerth- Main" at. Booth “Nomik
Residence, 5 Washington at.
vTeiephone et house, 603.-
Telephone at office. 330-2.
‘ EUROPEAN PLAN.
‘ 4. . .mrle Lighte anou am g...
Whom .Heeted . I)
.i narse'asaeon Ls.
‘_ ‘Oteeked Cafe in enneetlen.
i"; ii the of
‘ till“1elneueiéluhil«luflen’e and
son}! Wlfl. eiwaye on draught.
‘ leech leer en Draught.
-‘Oilf"floome e Speclet Feature. Gee
im’pomd' Ales, lnelud- ‘
‘ TELEPHONE CALL 723.
orloii H goose
.(nrngory‘.Ooukvsd).
EAOT NO‘RWALKo
”an.
" fit.) "IULLWAN, Proprietor.
“retention. on.
. sit eating; . tint: i. . its .oi
taFoetl “ ' ”iii 1
John Ezfl’Siiiliieii
‘ PRQPRWTQW
Stoves, &c ,
- Fans l
SUING FOR DIVVOIOI.
H. Ehreke Brlnne Action
Against Hie Wife.
MERIDEN. Sept. ti.—Bapors were
served inst Week at. the usual place of
abode, 47 North Fourth street. of Mrs.
Charles H. Ehrcko. who is made do-
fendant in a suit for divorce. brought
lw Charles H. inmates, of South Nor-
Charles
' \vnllc Conn., through Attorney Strauss
of New Haven. The hearing will be .
held in the Fairfieid county superior
court.
The couple have been separated for
several .years, and the children, Edna
Hazel'ged eight. and Ethel. aged six,
whom the plaintiff Is seeking to ob-
tain. have been placed in the home
of the Boston Children’s Friendly 80'
clety.
The defendant, formerly ‘Miss Anna
Marquardt, or this city, is charged
with habitual intemperance. She was
committed to the state hespltal for the
insane, q Mlddletow . some months
ago. She was soon iscliarged, only
to be removed to the aimsliouse. She
disappeared froi' there. and her pres-
ent whereabouts are unknown.
TH Y TAKE THE KINKS OUT.
"I ve used Dr. King’s New Life
l’llls for many years. with increasing
satisfaction. They take the kinks out
of stomach. liver and bowels. without
fuss or friction." says N. H. Brown. of
l’ittsiield.
tory at F. ii. Baxter’s drug store.
25c. "
DIDN'T SEE ‘IT THAT WAY.
Three ministers wanted to cross the
Mississippi River to attend a revival at
a place which boasted of no regular
ferry. Brother Syles and Brother
Beamish weighed at least two hundred
pounds apiece. but their companion
was a mile of a man weighing scarcely
one hundred. They got a boatiiiaii to
tulle them over. but In nildstreaiii a se-
vere tliuiider-stor came up and the
waves threatene to capsizc the
bout. .
“Brother Syles." said Brother Bea-
nilsh, “i think we had better join in
prayer."
"Do you. though?" shouted the boat-
man. “Wall, 1 say you don't! You two
big ones come here an‘ lend a hand
at the ours—an' let the skinny fellow
pray."
'l‘Iai-riiA: ‘
ilulsed’ biscuits from Gold Medal Flour
are excellent. SAMANTHA.
ERROR IN DIET.
Pupils of a distinguished professor
of zoology noted one day two tidy par-
cels lying on their instructor's desk as
they passed otit at the noon hour. Oti
their return to the laboratory for the
afternoon lecture. they saw but one.
This the professor took carcfiily up
in lils hand as he opened his lecture.
“in the study of the vcrlcbrata we
have taken the frog as a type. Le us
now exaiiilne the gastroencmius iipis»
cles of this dissected spccliiieii." So
saying the professor united the string
of his neat parcel and disclosed to
view a ham sandwich and a boiled
ogg.~ “But l;bnvo eaten my lunch,"
‘ said the learned man. bowilderedly.
'l'i’lli In WI! BIANIJL
tar tear“ '
«- .
I’llle "moi “it'll: lie
bum. sealed with line .thrbee. .
1‘.“ no other. a as on
a. Askfv‘rt‘ll 4' '.
In men IIIKASII I'ILI for u
yanksovrnuiclf.$afcsf.Alneyi distill
'CHICHESTgp'S‘PILLS
MELVlbLE E. MEAD SK‘SON‘S "
INSURANCE 3
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.
lMoney Advanced
to all. on' their ‘lionsehold furniture.
inlan’os and other personal property.
:wlthotit removal. on their own name.
fwltliout. indorser.
“ CALL AND SEE US.
Havlland Bldg": Washington «St.
Saturday._antll Stair.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEM-mo.
e'rovts AND amass. ‘
SLATEAND TIN BOOEING.
tale and
' - Metal Ceiling, Etc.
larva vou ear-m oua STOCK er
alertness-sauces:
The Jonewllotchkiss
.. , Company
17 wsLLfie‘l‘nssr.
‘ Real Estate
City. shore enacts-unity Property.
‘ insistence
‘ Fire. Life, acadeut'mbnity.
‘ Stetmahip Tickets.
’1. M Layton :8: (10..
‘ Incorporated.
Vt. .Giiaranteed sutisfac- l
. is a cup—joint which allows for ex-
independent Loan 8: Security Co.‘ ,
ReedEVolk}
Ionics apenuntil 7 p. at. Monday and F . :3.
. . Cor. Wall and High Streets,
.3" ‘ ‘ Nor’w‘, Chan. ‘
l “Thirteen
steer-n Fitting, Gee Fixtures. .
sundry Din—dots, 75cts.
‘ ~ [nonwauc
' liarace .E.:Dpnn‘& Sea,
IF YOUR FURNACE ‘
has a narrow iced mouth. so that
you sometimes strike the sliovcl
against the side. spilling the coal
around the cellar. you will appre-
ciate the very wide mouth of the
latest model STAMFORD FUR-
NACE.
You cannot miss getting the coal
into it. .
Then there is the two part fire-
)ot.
Right at the point where the
moat intense heat and .strain come.
pending and contracting without
cracking the pot. ‘
'l‘liis cup-joint is packed with cc-
iiicnt or sand so that gas cannot cs-
cape.
If you are at all interested in
furnaces. why not take a. circular
and read about the other good tea-
lures of tlic STAMFORD FUR~
NACE? '
roa SALE nv
HORACE R. NASH,
Corner Norfhfdeln and west streets.
NOT ON THE PROGRAM.
Two stout old Germans were enjoy
ing their pipes and plucidiy listening
to the strains of the summer-garden
orchestra. ()ne of them in tipping his
chair back stepped on parlor match,
which exploded with a bang.
“Dot vas not on do program," he said.
turning to his companion. ’
“Vat was not. "
“Vy. dot match."
"Vi-it thatch?"
"De match 1 valked on."
"Veil. I didn't see no match; val
abound It?"
"Vy. I walked on a match and it
went hang. and i said it. was not oii de
program."
The other picked up his program and
read it through very carefully. “I don‘t
see it on theprogrnm." he said.
"Veil. I said it ‘vhs not on the pro
gram. didn’t l?" , .
"Veil. vat has ingot to do llllt~tl|9
program. anyway? Idgsplalu yourself.“
Anatomic:
Mother says "they can't say anything too
good about tloltl Itivdai Flour." Ctialu'rr.
WHY HE KEEPS MOVING.
A little boy. listening to the weird
sklrl of the bagpipes of a street per-
former. once said to his father: "Filllh
er. whyvdoos the piper keep on the
pawn all the tlnii- he plays?"
‘ "I can't say, my boy.’ thc'fatbcr an-
fiwercd. “unless it is to prevent atiy
line‘s getting the range with a cobble-
atone."
l
g . W -_._....-___._.
UGS!
" AXminSters,
Kurdittans,
i .. , .Saxonies, 8m.
Special Discount
Hotel Maintain
J. a. cosmos, use
Service and Cuisine Up to Date.
Rates $2 per day and upwards.
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'Btock and General Information .‘I'Ieker
TEL. CAI-L. “8.
45 Well as. Nomik.
IIiiSuraiiCe.
‘eouth Nam-tit m... lemmiuionm
‘tion method was the Sheet. thou hlUlL‘
. sailed [or Peconlc.»Bay. where he will:
.~ Ed and mastery feeble, is deriving.»
r r . ... . T a"...
now ‘emo riLrnArionl
was ADOPTED.
u..—
Studied Problem Several Years.
The water coiiinilssloncrs and spec-
Inl coniiiiittoe appointed by the mayor
to act with them. made personal iii-
vestigatlon by visiting the best slow‘
sand filtci- plants. and the modern inc—
eliiuilcnl filters. After this work had
bocii done it was theunaiiini us duels,
ioti of every member that for otIr
water conditions the slow sand'flltrii-
cost would be considerably in re to
build. Following this decision - the
water board by. coniiiiiiiiloatlons and
personal consultation made further
special investigation In order to verify
their opinion. through the best known
experts In this country. and Europe.
Added to this wae.the assurance giv-
en them by Prof. W. H. Clark and W.
S. Johnson, of Boston. Prof. Clark is
an acknowledged authority through-
out thc country oti water. and at the
present time is spending several
months abroad to make special study
of water supplies and purification.
Below are given some of the opin-
ions of well-known experts. Messrs.
Allcii l-luzeii. George W. Fuller. Rudolf
Herring and John B. Freeman stand
at the head of their profession. 'l licse
extracts are copied from the originals
which are in the possession of the
eoiiimlssioners. Many of the letters
are several pages in length. This iii-
formatloii was secured without one. dol-
liir of expense to the city water de-
partnient:
“St. Paul Building.
"New York. Mar. G. tilt)?»
"Properly constructed and operated
slow sand filters will take otit bac-
teria. Including disease germs. and
will largely reduce tastes and odors
from algar growths. Filters have been
built on projects made in this otiicc.
where. the principal object to be ac-
coiiiplislicd was the removal of color,
taste and odor. and entire success has
been reached.
“ALLEN HAZEN.
“M. A. M.. Soc. C. id."
“New York. Mar. 9, 1905. _
“A well built and well managed slow
sand filter plant wil remove odor. taste
and sense germs practically coin-
pletoly. As the latter increase in
quantity. lower rates of filtration are
used generally. in the case of bad
tastes and odors filtration combined
with aeration gives satisfactory re~
suits.
“BliDOLBil iiidltltiNG.
"GEORGE W. FULLER.
“Hydraulic Engineers and Sanitary it};-
perts."
"Providence, It. 1.. Mar. 22. 1905.
“Generally apmking. for ordinary
New England conditions. i am strongly
of the opinloii that the so-called iialur
hi or slow sand filtration method is
the best for removal of disease germs
and for the general purification and ini-
proreniciit of water. ‘
"JOHN it. FREEMAN.
“(kinsulting Engineer."
“Mtddletowii. Conn. Mar. 7. 1905.
“Through forty years of experience
and all manner of experliiicnls. thc
portaiit one for the future. throughout
the country.
"GEO. if. lilSlIOl', C. E."
"New Haven. Conn. Mar. 7, 1905.
”Slow sand filtration is the surest
and generally best method of water
purification and will render the water
pure from a sanitary standpoint. it the
filters are properly constructed and
operated.
“ALBERT ii. i-ill.l..
“M. A. M.. Soc. C. E."
"Washington, 1). 0.. Mar. 7. I905.
“The method of slow sand filtration
is particularly adapted to remove dis
castrigerms and gave a good purc wat-
er. We consider that all ‘water should
be filtered to make it fit for domestic
purposes. Nearly all water seems to
be subject, to the growth of night
when impounded.
come by filtration.
is “.l. W. l). MACLENNAN.
"Sand Filtration Corp. of America."
“Philadelphia. Pa... Mar. 7. 1905.
“i would state that the slow sand
filters in usevln Philadelphia have givr
cu eminently satisfactory results. The
bacterial content is reduced to ulncty-'
‘bitity by rather less than. ninety—six
pcr ccnt: Should objectionable taste
or odor occur. It is wholly removable
by filtration. , .
:“JOHN..W.‘ HILL,
. “ChlefEuglneer.”
CAnga
lie taint liniMs‘Mgltl
/ 1'
(The Fishing Gazette).
Captain Schmeeik, of ' Canarsle,
planted several thousand bushels of
shells off Mattetuck breakwater. early
in the summer. Recent. developments
show a line set. All that remains now
for the venture to be a big success is
for the spat to live overthe coming
winter. - ~
The. first shipment of Blue Point oys-
ters from Patchogue' and other points
{vest occurred» outlay. The oysters
indication of a” big fall trade!
Captain Charleen. Still has taken
command of the sloop‘Mott‘nnd has.
engage .In the oyster. business. .
A- OURWUBH .KN00@§.,
J. C. Goodwin. of Reldsvillegg‘ - ..
says: , “Buck‘len's .Arnica filly/e
sure-enough hooker foruioegptv
one came on my leg slasheumierflbut
'w- i... MW. mood hereon-
lri Income producing prelim! “I“.
flN°i i new Aroma. Milt Nero-Is
stomp W the" town.
that: wonder!!! salve knockediit out
in a few rounds. Not eve ’r“ scar re
mained." . Guaranteed for lessons.
This can be over- ‘
nine or more per cent. and the tar .
LONG ISLAND overt-:a NOTES. ‘ . .
are in line coad ton and there is every .
~ clue about-tit. . In .my'~m
‘. .
Bridgeport Advertiser; . l
of days when the sun is still
ioiinl hints of approaching frosts
at the very threshold. and
the Directoire coats.
the 'lncroyahlo period. especially
niontaiite skirt clinging and
Women who prefer not to Wet
will find plenty of distinctive
the finest materials. The time
styles are shown and the
their limit.
to
The girls
wear, hosiery, and other germ
combination of initials can
0
the pocket If one desires.
Other games are pttt up
0
Willi die approach of School
.- Garinents, tliii
sacknriwledged by
'sursnvmon OF SOHOOL’B.
Rev. Father W. J._Fltzgerald, assist-
ant at the Church of the Sacred Heart,
of Bridgeport. has been notified by Bio.
110]) Tierney. of his appointmenteaeas-
sistent. diocesan supervisor of them-
rochlhl schools of this diocese. e
supervisor is the Rev. .Yil‘a‘ther.‘ P. .J.
Wlokgwho is attacked do St.
éAugunine's’thorch, in mitigation.
. . - 5W»? ,1 “4
W W TOIOETSYMG.
,d’..J.‘:Dei¥.-of 1247 W. Centers St-
thasO. tells of a my to some
strong. HaiIRYSI “My mutton-whole
och benefit from Electric Btteredlutt
. ideal dt’e my-dutyto tell those who
need :9. ironic-end tetra entngxmdi-
. ris case. a
marked gain in Mesh Ilias resulteddn-
somnle has been overcome. and sheds
steadily growing stronger." Electric
Bitters quickly y 'stomsohAlVer
and kidney, .rcein tats. Sold under
must Increase In value with the "PM. buml,_etc. 85c at F, 1d. Baxter's drug
‘ P * ‘ I . ..
notion.”
with large clothcovered buttons f
The coat is a Directoirc with wide lapels and brass buttons.
ii the ultra modish garments
and
and their wardrobes must be put in order.
eats the easiest and most prac-
tical way is to use the woven cambiic taps.
be had and it takes about six or
looking for the renewal iii
For Style and Price. at the pfesent time; you can get more
. for your 'money, in. diet,“.Ready-to-Weer"
We carry. a suit line of the Celebrated K-E 'Boys’ Blouses, j
their competitors lobe the standard "
“—1—“ ' i I H '~ I
‘siwisiiingtou St..'Soufh‘ltiorwai‘ ‘ w k. ‘~
:3 7 'Telephohe 446.
guarantee at l". H. ‘Bexter’a villus.
store. We. .« , °
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PT. 7.1998.”
Bridgeport Advertisements
Read Co...
.Wu rm. .
LAhdeM‘Y ragtime: thL es'ccoeso. .— . ‘
Things of Interest Abou
the Shop
The calendar has rolled to September and we have a month
but though there may be occas-
We- know that Autumn is
though for comfort we prefer to wear
our summer clothes. we must take thought for winter. Stilts for
street wear? Yes. they are here.
Striking and exceedingly smart.
’l‘lie sheath-like skirts and
Some of
thouse long costs that are
slashed suddenly away at the wIst to terminate in long tells
adorned with braid and huge buttons.
One very elegant gowns is ct taupe colored cloth. the re-
graceful. the back seam studded
ruin the waist line to hem.
tl- rant costumes made front
select Id‘now, when exclusive
alteration rooms are not rushed to
____.__._——— _
and boys are going back to school and college
For marking under-
Any full name or
seven days to have orders filled. ‘ I
Six dozen of any full name ..................... {or $1.25.
'l‘wr-lve dozen .................................. for $2.00.
Combinations of 3 initials, l2 dozen .............. for $1.20.
Single letters. 12 dozen ........................... for 35c.
Full name with'clty and state. 1:! dozen ........ for $5.00. .
'l‘hcsc narrow tapes can be sewn neatly and inconspicu- . 3‘“
ouslv to garments. and it is found to be a very satisfactory
method. ‘ ‘
\ —___—_——— .
, Some new motor vcils are oblong, and women who like t
be. well wrapped up about the face and neck. like them. They
are trio yards long and ayard wide. in most becoming shades of
shell pink. sky blue and pale lavender. They are but $1.39. a
small price for so .much chiffon.
____.._.._.———
' _ The woman who wears a necklace of beads of lupin-lazuli, may
I‘ assured that she has a distinctive ornament... The peculiar w
"and deep bloc of ionic Is not easily duplicated and never ap
peers in cheap beads. A'short string of medium sized lapis< .
lazuli is $5.00 to $0.00. 0 i- - I, I“
l}
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A very trim and mannish looking case of English pigskin Is
about (our inches long and an in ch and a half wide. It Is like a
ox and contains sinnll dominoes and dice. also a tiny folding
dice box. it Is a pretty trifle for a gift and can be carried in
in‘simtlar style, small and compact.
....__.._....—..—
A glass transmitter for the telephone, from its very appear-
ance appeals to a fastidious person, for it can be so immacu-
lately cleaii and clear. The cost is not large, 25c. '
The D; M.- head Co
most successful filtration system iii _
that known as the slow saiid filter. _
This question must prove a very inr .
‘Days' many parents will be»
“Men's. We
v
T P l iii
ever before.
i . I
y i
M
.. I...» . .
a onssriesHLe-rreiii
The following ‘iettiere medium-n. .
’ed for at the fattening ”Wheeler
the current week. '
'Norwelk.
William T. Aalto. 1
Mills 8. H. Cashing.
' Miss Claraiqilluni.
B. M. Hinmaii. ‘
Mrs. Albert Post. 4 Albert Place.
'Dr. Edvmrd Qiiln’tat‘d. ‘ ’
James A. Smith. ,
Mrs. H. A. 1". Young.
‘ B. S. KEITH. .P. M.
,i 'O'FF His VISITING LIOT. -
"Jones swears he'll never go to the
Browns’liouse again: ~ 1
V'Sof What’s the trouble?" _
. “He says their cutlery it so sharp ‘
that the knives cutrliiemeuth."
,.All‘men may be free it edueLJmt
a. .. .....
no man Is as Indepen
gut—Burlington. is...
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Norwalk Chronicler