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or Nancorlc.
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norm Stomach. Dim
l‘I’onIIs .Couvulsions. li‘cverisli-
aces unless or Sign
”In.”
NS'IIIIile Sigmtnu'e OT
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any. .. L -. . _. W.
for dinner. ""
Bridget—Shaw IIIIIIII, Oi nipped ov-
or the rug II'II \Ic Iiecd II new set of
dl'SlVIes. -——l’uck
~Chenpest accident Insurance —-DI:
Thomas’ Eclectrie Oil. Stops the
pain and heals the wound. Ah drug-
xiii! soil It.
"Dat Darwinian theory." said Uncle
Eben, “wouldn't onIy me none if I
(Inuit! be good an suIc (lat some of us
weren't doublin' on tic I‘Iail. -—Wash-
gen Star.
,ileIcHIaerII's PILLS
'I‘IIF DIAIOND BRA
Lodl cal Ask Int fur
,' t'iil ('ln‘h- tI-r Iblumon run
. , I'll II III Itcd sud Gold metallic
’K boxes. sealed with liiuc oRiidoum.
“ ‘ Take on other. V[Bu
“TERI
III-u |.o
“M “IA$VIV Sum IIIHNIII H 9.1... Ins
. ,- ‘ misma-liesi.SItcst.AIwaIRcilablc
8010 BY BRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
m wise WOMAN cars AN
.1. M. ,E. Gas Heated
FLATIRON
yliecausel lt Saves Iler
Time. Labor and Money
IF”
. nickel plated.
' I‘ fiwaioI-Ir 5 POUNDS.
A 03.00 GAS- HEATED FLAT IRON,
with six feet of Gas Hose and Asbestos
Fire Proof Mat, FOR $1.50, just one-
half the regular price.
Having laced a large order with
the manufa turers of this iron, we are
enabled to make this extraordinary
offer.
Every Iron is finely finished and
Be sure and take ad-
vantage of this olt‘er before supply Is
exhausted.
On Sale at Gas Office.
Connecticut Company
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, That's fit for Fishing can be
found at
Guns E. DOW’S
. HARDWARE.
‘I‘II WAIHINGTON OTREIT,
mama’s mu. m' - u» '
The Kantian
Ali's. GIaIIIoIc y'~\Viltl. do we need .
“oi infantsflondyiiliildfon.”
Alwaysi *3
Bears the
Signature
ilse
For ller
Thirty Years
rs: oumon BOI'AN', on W cm.
I
Prospectiic Best Man-vGot the. mar-
I‘iitgc llccusc yct?
I’rospccliw BI l(lt’g|‘0i)lll-N0: 1' III
not. going to gct that until the last
thing. She IIIIII go back on nfi. —ClIl-
cngo Tribune.
MARRIED MAN IN TROUBLE.
A married man who pcrmits any
member of the family to take anything
cvccpt lI‘olI'II‘s HoncI and. Tar. for
coughs colds and lung trouble Is
guilty of neglect. thhiug else is as
good for all pIIlInonaIy “cables. The
gunninc Foley's lloncy and "or con-
tains IIII opiates and is in II ycllow
paciagc. Clifford PharIIIacy and it. H.
l’laisted. “
'l‘onrwllcrc! You'rc startcd that
note ‘to llurruuglIts. "l)r Sir." Don't.
you know that that sort of IIbbrcvta
Ilon is vcry slochIly'.’
DickmNo' sor. “Dr" is all right in
this case. Hc chs nIc moIIcy.———Phllu-
tielphla Prcss.
Now Is the Time. to Buy
WALL
PAPERS
Annual Clearance Sale of
WALL PAPERS.
Is‘vll- l
10% Discount on All‘Grades
of Stock Papers.
Crockery, Glassware, Housefurnish-
ing Goods.
Japanese China in
Plates, etc.
Painters' Supplies.
Good ready mixcd l’alnt. $1.25 per
gallon.
White Curtain Poles. 'with fixtures,
1%
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting and Decorating.
Cups. Saucers.
We give the s. &. H. Gneen Trading'
Stamps“ Ask for thebm
L. H. Decker
‘ 87 Washington Street.
Tel. Con. SOUTH NORWALK.
leéiric
ans
We are carrying a full line of
Electric Fans.
Reed &Volk
Electric Co,
36 WA‘BHINGTON STREET.
:4 .
‘ Mrs. Norma Randolph at Cnrlislc, l’II.
.I
'rIIIiI cow? enemas.
one of In: strongest puy‘u that will
he presented here this season is "The
County Sheriff" a new play by Wm, W.
Lavoint. The plot is novel. the can
tIal Idea is clear and the incidents are
‘erod out with a degree of skill and
. I taste that arc. eminently satis-
III/.I‘l‘Y.
It‘s humor is one of Its best quali-
ties. 'l‘hrou‘ubout the four sets. one
breathes every where the fresh crisp
air of the Western plains. Will be
pioduced with a cabnhly cast and
beautiful III-cult- equipment at Hoyt‘s
toIIIoIIow night.
"PAID IN FULL."
The well known weekly publication.
"Vogue," speaks of ancniiai's at
Kelupcr's production of “Paid In Full."
as follow: "l‘o Mr. Eugene Walter,
practically an unknown playwrlter. is
the New York public lndebted for the
that genuine dramatic squrlse of the
season which was literally thrust up-
on It at the Astoi Theatre on Mon-
day, min or neccmbct. It is Icfrcsli
lug to hIIvc soIIIetlIIng out of the ordi-
IItII-y bob up at the right InoIIIcIIt, and.
in this casc. there is additional reason
for rejoicing bccuusc success has rost-
ctl whcrc it properly belongs." .“l’nid
III Full" will in. soon at lloyl's Theatre
on 'i‘lIursdIIy. The cugagcmcnt will
bc notubic. Wagcnbal’s & KcIIIpcr's
promise an claboratc production and II
inlliaIIt cast oi plIIIcIs.
KENTUCKY STUDENT'S DISAP
PEARANCE.I
LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct. li.~—A III-w
i‘caiurc was dcrclopcd ycstcrdny in
thc mystcrious disappcaruncc of \Vil»
lls E. Smith. t'rcsiIIIIIIn at tho stalc IIIIi
I'crsity, Erncst Smith, :I broiilcr of tin
Inissiur.r stutlcul, roccirrd II lctlcr fro".
enclosing II clipping stating that a nun
had both found in u iIalI-stnrrcd con
dltioII in an cmpty i'rcight car at Ma
banoy PII. Ernest Smith turncd tlII
lettcr vcr to thc policc who wircd llII
dcscrlpiion oi' llIc IIIissinl; youth and
iifikt‘ti for int‘orIunlion.
Willis SmithVdisappcarcd from llII
stutc univcrslly hero on Scptcmbct
22. It is thought hc may hare ht‘i'l
placed, bound and gngxcd. III IIII I-Inpl:
box car by some hazcrs unIl lIIIIIlI-I
away. A
'it
illlllllillllllllli
Roll maples, Too. i
New Diocovny Cures Eczema Ind
Indicato- Min r akin Trouble:
Over lght.
' gnu—cun-
A few months ago the dispensers of
poalam, the new discover for the cure
of eczema. decided to alVow the drug-
gists of the country to handle It. Prov-
ious to that time' it could only be ob
tained direct from the. laboratories.
Since this change in the method of,
distribution. poslsm has met with the:
most phenomenal success-of anything'
introduced to the drug trade in the last
30 years. All lcadlng’ ,druggists. In.
eluding The Clifford Pharmacy, Edw'.
W, Kelley. Jr.'s, III South Norwalk. are
now carrying the special 60Icent size
recently adopted. also the $2 Jar.
This great success is not surprising
when it Is remembered that. in eczema
cases, poslurn stops the itching with
first application, proceeds to heal lm‘
Inodiately and cure chronic cases III
a few weeks. In 'iIIiuor skin troubles,
such as pimples. blackheads. acnc.|
herpes. blotchcs, rash. ctc., re site
show after an ovornlght, applicn ion.
Experimental samples of poslam are
sent to anyone by mail free of chargc,
by the Emergency IAIboratorics, 32
West 'I‘wenty-iifth Street, New York
City.
ASPECT OF LASTERS' STRIKE.
Outlook Appeara slightly Worse—Un-
lon Demand: Recognition.
LYNN, Muss, Oct. ti.-—No progress
'oward II settlement of the strike of
tasters in this city was apparent on
hc face of the situation, today, tIIc
nutlook appearing. If anything. slightly
NUl‘St‘, with the demands of the unions
or recognition of thclr oranizatlohs III
III the. factorics of the city and tho
.boliilon of the black list. The union
lipuiutcd that before returning to
vork pending an agrccnicni, the manu-
acturcrs must comply with _‘tlIcir dc-
IIIIIIds in this rcspcct.
Thc State Board of Arbitration,
I'lIiclI met in tho city hall, today, at
lIt- rcquI-st of Mayor imrtcr, III-citing
II bring about a scttlcnIcIII of tho
tr,llIc found )iIcsc Ichuuntls of tho
lIlkcrs to bc tho main points at is-
lll‘.
“Docs lII- IlcsIribc his in IIIIIIc as III-
l'lit‘liil‘ to I Ic ’ '
“No! Educatcd."—--Ncw York 'l‘iIncs.
Iranian
HUFULAH
WI ii. IlVii.
DMUSKZ;
tithb oEcn
LLDbL -
3 liars,“ donuascmc modulo. ofcrrosn 'in
soul H ,
NORWAI ii
CONN.
HALL
Iii nL MANMII iI‘
CHESTER & JONES
The Dancing Adonis.
MILLS & LEWIS
lcrman Comedians.
PAYNE 8t OUARTELLA
Comedy Musical Artists.
MATINEES
MUSICAL STEWART
“The I‘cliow \thl Plays."
nesand’ a ~=nsrnt
(‘omcdy (:ymuasts,
SPECIAL FEATURE
PICTURES
HOYT‘S THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7.
O. E. WISE PRESENTS
THE NEW 4 ACT DRAMA
The County .
Sheriff
(A New \‘crsioui.
A Story of the Far West.
A Big Scenic Production.
Sensation, Comedy and Pathos.
PRICES ............ 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c
HOYT'S THEATRE.
:rI-IunsoAv. OCT. 8.
THE GREAT AMERICAN PLAY.
; Y. Herald. .
5 Month. in Chicago “Great Succets"
Chicago News.
PRICES 25c. 50c. 75c, $1.00
First 4 Rows Orchestra ........ $1.50
“What’s thc mnttcr. old man?"
“I was out. rather late last night
where a lot of my friends repeatedly
sang that l was a jolly good fallow."
"WeIn'l you?"
‘I guess I was. all right. but I can't.
get my wife to believe NIL-Chicago
Recoid- Herald
3.." It. In Killed In line Aim
Signature @7-
Statistically inclined Tourist
Wales)——~”What is the death
here?"
Native—“Same as It Is everywhere
else; one death for every inhabitant"
——Phiiadelphia inquirer.
(in
rate
"Yes, sir. when'I travel I want the
very best.”
TELEPHONE 35-4.
“So do I. That's why I- always stay
BiSiiiiii Kills iiiii iiiiliS
Yesterday's American League Results.
At llostonwlloston 4. New York 0.
At St. Louis-“SI, Louis 3. Cit-\‘cland
l Itlrst game); (‘il'Vt‘liHld 5. St. Louis :I
(second gnmcl.
At Washington”Washington ti.
Philadelphia 0.
At Chicago—Chlcago 6, lictroit i.
Yesterday's National League Results.
At NI-II \oIk Ncw York ii Iios‘m
I.
At Philadelphia Ilrooklyn ii. l’hllu
dolphin I ttlIst pIIIIIcI; Philndclphln 4.
Brooklyn :2 Isccond gnmc).
L—-——-....
Foley's Honey and 'l‘ni‘ cures coughs
quickly, strcnglhcns the lungs and cx
pcls cold. (ict tiII- genome in a ycllow
package. Clifford Pharmacy and ii. ll.
Plaistcd. "
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COMMUNICATION RESTORED.
Manila TyphoOn Doe. Great Damage
Over wIde Area.
MAILA. ()ct. I; ~licstorcd coIIIIIIIIIIi
cation with tho northern part ot‘ the .
island of Luzon discloses the foot that
thc typhoon which raged in his harbor
last Sunday t'xlt‘llllt‘d over a wide area
and did considerable IIIIIIIIIgo, The ma
tlilcry barracks at Stotscuburg werc
dcstroycIi by tho storm’nnd the troops
are now chipping in tents. The car-
alry barracks \\'t‘l‘I‘ also badly Iiiunagcd
and thc‘Iotal loss at the post Is esti-
mated at $30,000. .
’i‘lIe schooncrs Lucia audJSolednd
Wcrc wrecked IIII the coast of Mindor
during the storm on September 27.
and all the pnsscngers and crew of the
Soicdnd but one were'drowned. Cap-
tain .l. C. iiclnscholn and nine mem-
bers of the crew of the Lucia were also
drowned.
Belated repaits from all sections
show that the storm which reached
here on Sunday began on September
23 and did damage throughout the
area affected amounting to several
hundred thousand dollars.
_._ ...-.._ .. w...—
LONGWORTH'S PITTSBURG VISIT.
PITTSBURG. Ooh. 6—Wben Con-
gressman Nicholas longworth comes!
here today to speak at the Republican,
Congressional opening tonight he will”
be scc ompunled by his wife, Mrs. Alice
Roosevelt-bongworth. A committee of
prominent Pittsburg women with Mn.
0. la Marlee. as chairman. was ap-
pointed last night to entertain the
at. bome."——Life.
V president's delight" while here. I
‘tionai Church. Sunday evening,
IIIIv J. o. m "at. Italian.
b...» '
59““! on “Duty of Christian Voter" ‘
South Nor-walk Congregational
Ghuroth.
At the South Norwalk
Congrcgn'
Dr.
MIIct’nrlaud was unable to be present
to preach on the “iinty of the (‘iIr-Is
tian Votcr" but the itcv. lamcs I).
McII',Ill I) i). who ottuplcd the pulpit.
prefaccd his scInIoII by cxxprcsslng
his regret that no pastor was unable
to prcach the scrmon.
iir. Merrill said that he was some-
what familiar with the attitude of Inc
Inlnistors of Norwalk nonccrnlng civic
riglItcousnI-ss.
llc bclicvcd that thc pastor, hail iIc
bcen able to be present, would IIIIvc
most. strongly insisted that. the noun-
bcrs of his congregation should do
thclr duty. first of all, by being prcscnt
at the polls. llc said further
“I feel that the straightforward and
manly attitude of the Not-walk clergy
iIIIs acmmpilshcd a great purposc.
Aborc all. thc Congregational Church
in this grand old commonwealth
should be in the. lead of the royal bat.-
tlc to do foI public Iightcousncss. '
“Novci duIlng my life," said Dr.
Mcrrlll “has there been so mom; a
dctcrnilnation I'oI tlIc AIIIerlIIIII lico-
plc to put down iniquity and clei'atc
righteousness. This sentiIIIcIIt is ovi.
dcnccd by the fact. that each candi-
date for liIc presidency is trying to
pt-rsnudc thc pcoplc that ho, more
than all the rest, will do his boat. to
()\’I‘i‘llll'ii\\‘ iniquity and cstttbllsh the
IigiIl.
"It is It mighty prirllcgc to live in
such II ”Inc as this. McII arc callI-Il
upon to employ all their intelligence
to IictcrIIIiIIc tlIc worth of men. and
Incasurcs. as lllt‘y conccrn the king-
dom of righteousness.
"l hopc that tho. IIIcuIbcrs of this
church will kccp abrcast of tlIcsc III-cut.
IIIoII-IIII- his, and Icudcr a good account
of llii'il stiiiII-
"I‘ht- Kingdom of t‘od is coming.
and III ..I so fast as this day. "
HOME MADE JEWELRY.
“l \\“'(illllil ItlIaI that gui is '.’ ,l
ltIIiIII scIIII bcr this hour an‘ tl lIIIlt'.‘
"She ain‘t fur,"~rcpilcd the old man.
“Last tiIIIc l sccu hcr shn wu'x. hiliin
:I coupic of I'ntilcsIIiIlII-s to pit I'attlcx
cnough to Inukc :I III-ckiIth- to \\'I‘i|i‘ to
tltc party!“ 'Aiiiiliiii Constitution.
‘ The. Clifford
Excellent Cuisine.
Dinners Evenings,
6 to 8 p. on
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquet:
Sollclied.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
Telephone 999.
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TELEPHONE CALL 720.
Dor__l__on House
(Gregory Boulevard).
.EAST NORWALK.
._—.._.
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order.
John E.—O-’-Sullivan
PROPRIETOR.
Hotel Ma‘hackemo
.I. II. consort, rm.
“—-
lorvlco and Cuisine Up to Otto.
Rates 02 per day and armor“.
stock and General Information Ticker
——-——u
Sunday Dinners, 75cts.
TIL. CALI. 08'.
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA.
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
)ur Room: a Special Future. (in
Ind Electric Light- Throughou. Ev-
.ry Room Heated
RATES REASONABLE.
Fine Stocked Cafe In Connection.
A full line of Imported Ale. includ-
no the famous Bau,’ Burton's and
tan 4 Cole Stout, always on draught.
Anhouser Busch Bear on Drought.
1'. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone 992.
i rump mnemonn. .
Funeral Director
and EM pointer.
10 North Main “[80th Nomlk
Residence, a Washington St.
Telephone at house. ”I.
Telephone at office. use.
mm V
me at!»
= min-mm
; It imp-Ion...
' am to use ,
a . Menomnuam
‘33" woo-nu.
Wombats-mums... IARPAPER. hands-ply.
Bnldzeport AV «Plumb 1 Bridgeport Advertisements.
The D. M Read Co
. Witch“! 1”!
China Dinner Sets
First Showing of New Sets
lhIc lquIlIIIi and iwciIc pietc set 1* ugltsh i’IIIIclain
with binder in imi'cndc, floral tit-sign with twu y‘olti iiIIcs
$22.50
(inc lIuIItlII-Il pIcI c sci. Iosc icstoon lIorIlci‘ . and singli-
rosc, with gold tIiuIIIIiIIgs \cry IiaiIIly and illil":l(tl\",t
$19.50
(JIII- lIIInIlIcIl anti twclIc pict‘t- sci i‘ ngiish i’.”IIIItiaiII
with iiIIt‘ian boidu ill IIlIi lillIc. [his s‘It also with pink
roses, . $18.00
(inc iIIIIIIlrcIl and tII'ciIc pit-cc :Ict white antlgoitl st toil
boIIlcr, I'cr_\' neat and gratcinl, $16 50
(inc hundrcti :IIIIl tIIcIIc pIcI c 5cts IchIIIatiIIII of him
foIg'I-t IIII- pots and fun sprays, $15 00
(inc lIuIIIirI-d and twclrc piccc sci, same quality as
aborc, with pink roscs and two sprays, $15.00
Oil Cloth Rugs
\II IIItiIcit III-II liIIc in lIcslI clear pattI-Ius foIII IliiTtI
cut size, (‘Hii\t'lllt'lll ioI platiu" IIIIIicr stmcs~ and small
iIcatI-rs, .
\'arIi Sillllil't‘s
1‘4 Yarti Siluurcs
:In‘. H;- \':IIIIs Souarcs $lIKI
2 \IIIIlN SIlualcs $110.
LaIpct StoIc, inst floor.
Hudnut’s Toilet Wares
The Demonstration Continues.
Orchid Beauty Cream. \ linIiIi substitute for pou dc
it Iirits ([liltkll on tiIc skin and itcls like a tool irngt taut
poIIIlcr.
Italian Orris. l'Iu saIlIcts. it is stronger than the or—
(llilill') orris, with a truc \ iolIt odor
Dcntaluxc Tooth Powder. (if soft IclIctI IiI.Ilk pow-
Iicr mixed with arIuIIatIIs and gcruiicitlcs ,
75"-
The Corset Demonstration. l ugagcmcnts can be made
III illiHillCt' i)_\ post IIIrIi III tclcphouc lhI I. ii i uil- 1'" lg»
IIII is one of thc llt‘\\ IIIIIIlIis to bc Slitl\\ll.
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TheD. M. Read Co
FLOOR '
COVERING
WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR LARGE
' ASSORTMENT 0F
Carpet Rugs
Axminster. - - - - - $22.50 to $27.50
Tapestry Brussels, - - - $12.50 to $17.50
lngrain and Crex, all sizes. Smaller Mats and Rugs
Oil Cloths
4-4, 6-4. 8-4.
A. Dickerman .81 Son,
84 Washington St, South Norwalk.
- > Telephone 446.
>«
fl_v—.— _.
The Hatch & Bailey Co
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Linoleums
Printed and lnlaid.
'~ Lumber andMill Work forEveryihing
from a Piggery to a Palace.
YARD TEL. 4V“ mm TEL. 46-3.
‘ SPECIALTIES:
LINCOLN .noormo. o Iupr- mosses, martian and exten-
tor fabric roofing, warranted Inn.
for eight years. -‘ ,‘ FIR CUTTER, two sizes. ‘
SASH WEIGHTS and CORD.
Norwalk Chronicler