L the pain
"pi: all...
,W‘fic“ Anyone Can
. Prepare
Hero is a ‘prosmlptlon that anyone
can mix at home. Ally good pycscrip‘v
lion pharmacy can supply the lain-sch
tents named at little cost; being cons
posed of vegetable extracts, it is
harmless and inexpensive, Best at
all it does its work weil,,rellsving even
the wtlrse forms or bladder trouble,
frequent urination backache. kidney
complaint, and by its ‘, direct "action
upon the eliminative'tissuos of the kid-
' Hells, makes 1those .'mostyital organs
rid the blood rand system ,of waste
matter sndvnric acid which causes
rheumatismn-
Here it. is; try it, if you suitor:
Fluid 'Extrsct Dandelion. one—halt
ounce; Compound Kai-gun. one ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces. .
Shake well ln a bottle and take in
'teaspoonrul doses niter each meal and,
at bedtime
Former sufferers often state that
. one Week's use shows curative re
suits in nearly every instance, and
such symptoms as lame back, afre-
quent desire to urinate, pain in‘blad
der and'evcnchl'onlc rheumatism are
generally relieved within a few days,
and swelling diminishing
‘ with each dose
W ,
{Do not judge a man by his clothes.
It may be the fault of the tailor,
, 3W9 ‘have slider! 11 Pyrography De
L T ,Pflitm‘m to our store and you will find
heron very large stock of Wood design-
oil; for burning, as Well as an assort-
meat of outilts.
1. ,1 There is, an expért in charge or this
srtment, who will give lessons free
roses frank
2 LBS. CHOP'BErEF l
‘ members
Christ ch11l‘ci1,iyestor rty itern‘oon.‘ ha
. ..Mrs John 'McArdlo,»1tho severalluwllhe’ 'Fra’h‘k H
Weeks ago fell and broke on 111111. is druggist to offer one of his best selling,
‘ "We" “WWW“ ”in“! M" 590“ regain medicines at half- price to anyone who '
The 6111?an
11
also at the home at Mrs. Stanley Fil—
‘“ (lbw. this atternoou
Mrs w. L. Taylor entertained the
to! St ',Guild of.“
use hf that member.
William Patric. who has been con-
fined to his home some. days throng
sickness is once more welcomed about. '.
town by his many friends
A resident or the Rangatuck section
conceives the picturesque and novel
design for a hanging flower basket. it
is ornamented with a iestoon of small
beach shells. 1
Rumor has it, and in this instance
the rumor seems substantial that a
prominent drugglst not for distant is
soon to open any establishment in the
Tourist building here, in the store vn-
sated by Mrs. Underwood.
ln'sp'ile of the ‘inclcmcnt'wsather,
there was '11 large attendance at the
Jiurvest supper given in the Saugatuck
Methodist church. last evening. These
11111111111 events have proved to be
among the most inviting of the sea-
so‘n’ s offerings.
Announcements are out for the wed-
ding of Miss E. Wlnlfled Romper the
charming daughter of Deputy Sheriff
Fred Kemper and Waltér A. Peck, of
this town. .'.l‘ho ceremony will be per
formed in the Methodist church on
the evening of November 4, and will
be one of the social events of the sea-
son here
"My Country and Yours " was the
theme for discussion by that witty 01"
star. Michael .l’.Funning, of Philadel-
phia. Pa.. in the Methodist church, last
night. Unfortunately the unseasonoble
boards and Buffets
i
SlDBBOARDS, value $40; 3
now, 30
a“ .
‘wnlue,
RS
Mm.
11ers slant 1
vertislns'
gemsnts
111‘,
'Baittoi, the popular
lwill cut out the following coupon and
i
' -' , ‘Reduchon in Side-
present it at his store.
L cocoon, , ,.
~ "This, coupon entitles the holder
to one are package of Dr. Howard 11
specific tor the cure of constipation
and dyspepsia at halt»price. 25c.
I will r‘ethtid th’e'imone‘y to any
dissatisfied custodian:
F. H. BAXTER.
WENTY—FWE AO‘ENTS.
Dr. Howard’ s specific for the cure of
constipation and dyspepsia is'not an
unknown remedy. It has made many
remsr'kahle cures right here in South
Norwulk, and so positive is Druggist
Baxter of its great superiority in our-
ing dyspepsia, constipation. sick head—
ache and liver troubles that he will, in
addition to selling it at half price, re-
land the money to anyone whom it
does not cure
1‘
Weather served to keep 'a number
away, but those who attended were
well repaid. The theme hinged about
prohibition and the speaker, whose
eloquence on that line is Well known,
won his audience. chiefly women.
g
A .—.~
EAST NORWALK ‘
CASH GROCERY ‘_
Ill] ll NilW
SlossoARns, value $35 .325 L
smssoAans, vaine $25; i
now,
smasoAaos value s15". "10‘
BU‘F‘FETS, value 335; $28
now, ,
BUFFETS. value 520 $16
BU‘FFETS, value MS. 50; 3
now, 1
Car. Wall and High Streets,
' L Norwalk, Conn.
so... ..... ....
J W DODGE
L ..2 Washington Street,
21101 FURNACE
_ South j,Norwalk.
panys Lehigh
18*
l
11 ,
F. A. MITCHELL
us an order and be convinced,”
that you can alive money and
best quality or groceries by trad-
lng here. '
ALL obese GUARANTEED.
Phone 9911. 232 east Ave.
45 Wall 82., Norwolk.
Real Estate
Mathewson
Samuel Grammy ‘
J. w ‘oo 111mm
‘ service last evoning. (he lWeekly ps8-
street lad, who was accidentall
irons the Norwiilk Hospital, laborers
a sore throat, he does not fhua'er 31112511
, is guaranteed for 9d days against
Henry Soymou
Hollowe' en par‘tlss there will be to,
night and ,1omorrow night in East Nor-
walk, galore.
' David Copeland. oi' the Washington
sticct bridge. is spending the day in
Stamford on business.
Captain Mattuvis J. Deckcr's sloop
Katie (1., Was hanle‘d' up Lbn the Sea-
vicw avenue shore near the Benedict
Farms bridge, yesterday, for a little
overhauling
The Pastime Orchestra, oi this place,
will go to Noroton, tomorrow evening,
and play dancing music at a private
Haliowe’ on party at the home of a res-
idan of that place.
The town board of assessors will be
in session this evening, at 7: 30, at E.
E. Gorham' s store in First slrs‘et, for
the benefit of property owners at this
section of the town.
The small army or colored oysteri
openers employed at the Radel plant.
on the Washington street bridge, are
enjoying a day's vhcatlou, today, ow-
ing to a little wsiockness
Though it rained hard at 3tile prayer
«11' 11 meeting was held last. night at"
the East Avenue Methodist church.
Thole was quite a good sized attend“
auce.
Harold Heinzelman, the ,Ftleoon‘tl
shot
in the neck Tuesday, was hrouzll limits
and and is doing nicely. Aside from
all breaksge.
', cl 111:} do
Part. of the plankln
, in bottles a! the PL
. bridge is counted on being or. some
3 of the Fire District's
plant. for electric lights in their homes;
» Thus, tart e have been but two sub. ‘ ‘ l
”93%”: at the; homo or John scotts,
evsn‘lng’ s can
lithium
WP. on Mayor mulls his sleep Mill 1:1.
load ‘v‘vihl snail oysters. which he has
ptwtsdmhls ow gm ro.und Mr Dove-
Joy was accompanied by his assistant,
Georg iWIConklin.1
Qui ‘a delegation of the members
of the Advent Christian Church went
to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Thumpson in East avenue, last even-
led by the pastor, was held.
ther dads to a considerable extent
about this sectional the town. From
mesént indications there will be no
further mood (or rain to lay the dust
iorvs considerable lo'ngth ‘0! time. ,
Mrs. “Thomas I. (Josey is quite ill
at her home in Pleasant street. 0w-
lss to her illness Miss mosses .
Casey is takin a lewd a s} enforced
yachtion nos: 9 'Jackson'siore'i'asa
1nark"ét.\vhere she is bookkeeper and
cashier. ~
Frank Mead, or Edlie avenue, ren’c
dered the vpcal solo, “have Mo and
the World is Mine," (1111! a piano soles.
title, last evening at the smoker or
Catholic union council Knishts in
Columbus, at the Catholic Club, in
Norwaik.
Work on Dominick Canevsri's new
building it.“ the lu‘tegcction of Sonievi‘
avenue hind East ashlngton street.
is progressing rapidly. The interior
or the building mas been partitioned
off, and is being limited, and the plan
tor will soon be out. on the walls '
was «busy yesterday, settling up (lid
jestsio a: the late Mrs. Minnie Vogel
formerly of Wilton avenue norwaia,
. who was shot in Brooklyn by her' hus-
band. Mr. Rudolph‘s connection with
. the estate 'vrlll stmn be concluded.
Th’oiselsctmen state that they will
soon slnrt the construction of the puts
its dock at the foot of Fifth sroet‘.
which was tounght for so vallently.
from the tilled
enedict Fund's
value‘ior' the new dock.
, There will, be no meeting or the
Young Men” 11 Association, this evening,
. at the East Avenue Methodist illill‘cll,
1 bht H. J. Hipsou expects to g0
, scams
. with an athletic instructor to conic
, here and give the young men instrnc
, tics.-
‘ this will probably be made at tile
to
rt mid make arrangements
An announcement concerning
church Sunday
.' it has been quite surprising to many
people that more residents ‘of EaQ
Nor-walk have not availed themselves
new lighting
rawhcr‘ry ”Hill. All or the guests, .;
are supposed to mask An interesting 3,,
minis been arranged, in-3
, ,
filed to not Not» We
lug. where the weekly prayer service, ,
The hard ruin of last night washed
last evening, at head usrters in’l‘li El,
“ and other details discussed, togethe
abolit-
' (1111b will have
Oscar R Rudolph, oi Cove avonui‘é} ‘
' and wait Wis
.cannon, which at first sight, 11pm
. lilo be if], real radiological an interest- .
lng' his ry. it We
11:1: deTlgagmm the
n 11: produced
greatest thrillers of," ,tl‘f‘d
ness 'r‘ro‘m it Mn“?
shoot a woman. Mr. Britton is‘
stood to have “purchaser; it i'r as on
glass y 'ovtlidii
"- LL mists. meeting or tlic‘ h
Norwalk Republican Club was held
Washington street. P tins were aged
for getting out the vote next Tue a)?
with main ammonium; an
in: theatetungrnsu Oni oloction WY, site
”i 9 91"
vice, for the accommo all ion of vote
who "will'ira've in: difficulty immobility
t0' the polling place. Last night's
meeting was adjourned to Monday
(1 igl‘it 0n election night there will be
'11 special wire, with an operator in the
headqusi't‘ers dud dim will be chat
!0r the club's members. A lunch is
Also be served.
'1 w—cher can tell wheni‘you'li nnlilla.
linger or suffer a cut.bruise,‘b1lrnto‘r
scald. Be prepared Dr “Thomas'
Ecleclric Oil instantly relieves the
pain—quickly curves the 1nd.
CommodoreA 1111 fits-Kroul. ct'Hasl
bury, is enjoying an 11th and 9. Balls.
is: 0111111111 on at the Tweedy home on i
Belle lsln (1.
William Smith,t’l1o~liélld.
{.9111 rcgnrned to New Yo”; on Thurs-
y of not week tor the season He
‘ had a large on e
gret hel floss def
‘ii‘nd “9814 s
’ ” hfi
1’1, The, insomniac ‘
either cos Write to he Orl'iho Ull-
Washingti fa. D. ,C.. got
Drunkennless, mulled
envelope iOnr‘lne will’b mi
on receipt of one:
11ng Stu lid in tli
inained Album nintil
When W111 of thr
ad weie surpr so
lite Was 2131:1ch
t 11 o’clotilt,
silly wont to
d: to, and list
M 3% ..
he .held Sunday; lifters ,
had his thumb token to Bridgeport m
and hauled out for the winter.
Benjamin Bl‘éadw‘ily, v1 ho under
an operation ‘i'or oppositions 'sunl’ei
time ago is doing nicely at (he Nor-
waik Hospital. and expects to leturn
home aiioui: the middle 0 next week
Frederick C Albrecht; of Rownyton
the candidate 1'61 ammo. on the
independence Pally ticket. is in‘a’k
arrangements to 11qu f1], mammals
in 'So‘nth Norwai-k Endurt‘ldy “1%th
before ‘W‘l’i’idh he Will be on-L‘8 of the, ',
Mrs. "Ssmu‘el White, or Rows/pith
avenue died very sodomy Just
of heart failure. She was not well
well during the dams-11d solit 1101'
physician WhOl inscribed ‘t’lr’ll‘cr
she picmtllgd‘ t‘he evenlmg meal
One is Fitted \
Mlddtet’olvi‘ sailor!
“ing to have, a “' , .‘l
Superintendent
B “in
' 1’
, "’11 , .
mp. 'Bmona; wanna H.- cream.
,CL.L MdPariiapd, N‘LW Mlefll‘
Coughlliln, ilartidr‘d , 1 Lines.
'5 son tr. dismay; likingeimiy ,
Donors $11311 J. C so, or»
cemetery
Dated at Norwalk this 29th day
0ctober,A
.28Lc Blue liahcerntsup, f ’ f“ .' .'
Best 14:11.2 lbs ............. 25c? Whiterilfiakeus (locus: 111111.. . '
‘A_1 Flour, per bag. ...... 79c. ‘WALte‘r Baker‘s Chocolate, cell‘s 18o 1'
‘ A1o Flour, perbhl.' .. . .. . .. I. 36. 305 {Lighthouse Soup. 8 bars. . Hafiz; »
' L .10 Gra‘a,’ S 111‘, 181lls ., ....... 1 ‘ T,
$51.13;. my“ "W25: Loren. Fina Heads 935W.
vérynne .............. ...., 1'
statues or bu. [959 ‘ Full llne‘ of line Teas and o‘oiJ‘T ,
{low Pen 'raiiean‘s. tier or loos: We can especial lotténtioii
‘ .11Puroi’doniEy, large jar ..... 10a to our 3011 grade. it's, ;a winner.
AM. 80085 GUARANTEED
Best Tub Butter. per lb...
_; '1“
Builder-«wt: don’ t‘kcleep it to 1891:: .
too long It doosu save us it e ,
‘ freshness of its youth“ it} never it‘ll] go
‘ out at the store. excepting (is its last
‘ resting place "It more is one thing We
'1 are proud of it is our butter. It is
the host or rifen'd‘s with good bread.
, It is golden, it is smooth—good buttery
~ butter, fresh and pure and carefully _
made ,
,, 2 OTHER SPECIAL9.’
Fo
.‘ Potatoes. per pk..
Norwalk Chronicler