Blockade and Garry Ma I to
I?jorI Anton-Vessel :IIiIra
lied and Grow Made Pris-
oners and landed at bio
Jfoo
CUE F00 Dept 30.1 p. m.»A Jup-
unass torpedo destroyer at midnight
last night lauded near Che Foo eigh—
teen Chinese coolics whom the lap-
anese had taken from a Junk which
was attempting to run the blockade
and curry mail from Port Arthur, 'Ilhe
capturcdjunk was burned. The China
enemy that two Russians disguised as
Chinese were kept prisoners on the
III-siroyur and that, two (‘bineso prob
ably perished In the flames of mo
motif-"I con t'ébhio BIblIn: he's“;
. I one of! those follows who think they
(or saIurduy only. So ad. know it all you know."
Iona Monday are ha sin ‘ Duddy—“ilhouid think bod beade-
ho Boston aim-s. Twenty-dye lighttul psrson~to play when with.
.on' sale that will save you st for instance' ’-—-Boston Transcript.
, the per cent. Citratully
that appears in the ad. :Advortl tho Sentlnol.
{Ion r prepares: flouroa‘oto'.
the question of' selling Why not. The large quantity we are buy.
mailman" the manufacturer enables us to sell and underlain-ll our
1
{received a shipment of Hookers Buckwheat Pan Cake Flour, pro
_ oil flour and to introduca it we will offer it at astonishing prices. I
(I Is ly or Saturday. Wthile Monday We shall sell them at our
" burning Junk. I
”m” “5" "m“ ““9“” ~ my“; itilfl‘lfiil‘lfni’ili.‘ I? onerous:
- ' 4 .. ‘ , ' .. It! I
Royal F006 2 "b- “If VEGETABLES- Eiggfinflficjz ofi°§gl§$nf§§r £§f1§3mx at least five days before said day of
I n ..I..'....... ........ 120. 3-qi. Fancy Cranhérrles.... ..... 250. that the last assault was the old 5“,”, hearing Y Y r
) Ra's Buckwheat large size .20c. Country Gentleman Corn pcr 1102.180. over again the Japanese intrepld‘ y cn- 1mm“ Vi. GRLGORY.
W30” Flap Jack, per pkg. ' Sc. :9“? 11‘3""? Beans """"""" ' 25“ tering the ltussinn positions. but be. “30 1t Judge.
“'3 Flap Jack large........i7c. meet ootoes Celery, Cauliflowers, inn unable to remain in fact of the' 135: MM-.."
Gin . VP C F'l k Spinach, Tomatoes, at reduced fire from the'lnrge forts.
r a?” ' ' 0“" " g”""‘8°' imm- sr. Pnrnnsnuno, Supt. 30.——'l‘hu ;. Millineru Opening-1.
I Novas Vromyu, commenting upon the
J hogtill‘lltlzfl‘s30x;aby other powers tow— . Friday and Saturday
I , "Russia is now carrying on two wars, SO)”. 30‘ and Oct, I
I‘ the ssngninnry conflict in the For I
' V - Bast und u bloodless, diplomatic one Full line of Trimmed and Unirlm~
. ’ ’ . in the courlts of Europe.“ h med lists on hand. (loud goodfi. 800d
The art ccs cons utcs t us: ,
”5 NORTH MAIN STREET- SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. “All these talks of D0309 confer. WOI‘k and reasonable prices.
cocoa and lutérvcntion are simply
dangerous manouverswiiunking. turn-
ing movements, so to speak—~but u hon
the nations or tho world cry out
against the inhumanity of this war.
they must remember that we did not
start It"
The Novosli in at significant clitorlui
article this morning reviews the his-
Telephone Call “338-5.
ionl. nud‘suys illi' lormution of a scr-
' ond Mu‘nchusinn army is Russia’s
pledge to the world that Japan shall
bu confined to licr original frontior._
Perhaps you need: cult and you
are a little short. We will accommo-
date you by placing your name on our
books and furnishing the suit and
then you pay us the small amounts.
Come in and sec us.
LADIES’ TAILORED SUITS.
Some very smart Ladies’ Suits and
Jacket: are in and ready for your In-
spection. We would advise picking
your selection curly, and you can pay
for It in small weekly payments. The
tailored garments are shown in the
popular fabrics. and every cult is dif-
ferent. They wore built to Wear, and
we guarantee the fit. we offer them
I
$12.50, $15.00, $18.00 and $25.00.
LOWEST PRICES.
LARGEST STOCK.
BEST TERMS.
STRUCK BY A TROLLEY CAR;
Mrs. George Moore. of Tavern island
injured in West Avenue.
Mrs George Monro, of Tavern ls-
lnnd. had a narrow cscupc from (Ichth
this ulternoon, and as it was sustained
very painful injuries. She was (trill-Is-
Lng thc‘trollcy trucks In West uvcnuo
not fur from the South Norwulk Moth-
odist Church. and did not our. the rap~
idly nppronchiug trolley out: The mo~
tormnn did not. soc her until it was
too Into to stop the our and the fender
struck her. She was thrown sevrrai
foot and whrn picked up was bleeding
profusely. Slit" was when to the other
, of Dr. W. B. Bonn. where her injuries
\verc treated. It was tound that she
bud sustained on incised wound two
inches long on the back of the bond.
her knees and side were considerably
bruised and llf'l‘ dross was quite bad
iy torn.
OTITUARY NOTES. \
. FUNERAL Ol“ SAMUEL COMSTOCK
The funeral of the late Samuel Com-
stock was held this uftcrnoon nt 2:30
o'clock from his lute boom in Men-
(low street. Rev. Roniilly F. llihuph
rlcs. rcl-tur of Trinity Episcopal
Church, uillrinicd. Members of Old
«Well Lodge. No. 108. h‘. and A. M.
attended in n body. Mr. Comotock hov-
ing been senior post master of the
lodge.
lodge mcmbcrs, and the Masonic burial
ritual wns urn-d nt tho Norwnlk ceme-
tery. whcrt- thc lntcrmcnt took pinco.
FUNERAL ()Ii‘ MR8. TEMPLE.
Tbs functul of Mrs Catherine Peck
nuns sorts.
"F'o'r "thou cool evenings every man
'litoiu‘him u «yum Full suit a: ho-
.. cooling pattern and oorroct fit. Wo
.- otlor both at modulate prices. and in-
' into you to upon an account and puy
I your bill in weakly payments. simp-
loft innit» ovor known. Wu puul‘up-
too Ivory suit to fit and to plvo outlol
factory wear. Our prices on
o'clock nl hor
street.
officiated. Several
favorites of the doc-solicit, were render.
an by a niaic quartet. ’l‘ho remains
were taken this morning to Bolhol tor
intermcnt thorn. ,
out-
FINE RECORD FOR PEACH“. ‘
The 0 H Donny mentioned in the
following Item is s son of John Q. A
Dupny, of South Norwulk. nod has roar
sided for some your: in Spokane:
Secretory Monroe ot the ohnmbor
no commerce is gruduoily occumsist—
In fruits for proof of the soil fortllity
climutic influences in this region.
One or the intent in u tor of lute Growl
m pouches. picked from two 7 your
old trees ut the homo 0t 0. ll. Dunn
B 1004 Madison Avenue. Thurs pooc-
so are 0 to ill inches in encounter-o.
once. not colored und 0! mod tisvor.‘
I It is outimutod thou the two trees this
your intro produced from Iii to 50 box-
or of pouches. tuition. It tho lomt
optimists, at up
of min: the ct
gravel soil
‘~ " 37.50 $10 8:5 818
District of um i. on. I’m: huts
Gourt. sermon 8th. A. D.. 190 4.
insists of D. Hating, lilo ofw
‘ AIIIIA SALE. TEI MILLIOI BOXES
lory ot‘ the unlit-try progress in the 012 i
The pail hearers wcro i‘cilow .
'Iemple was held inst evening at 8
residence In Rowan
'l‘ho Rev. Edward Cunningham
bountiful hymns.
I If“. oil the result , 1
9 wutor on Sputum -I
do- o-I tourist. Alto woiuht
i tint
Y tirorl:auod
'P" .“s‘n‘mnne 10min.
“Floor: ' ',
giving}? all) ou:o:I.I-uynoi':: III-him stomp. {,gi“.
’ lion-ling Rotunda! Con chic-lo of N-YI. so:
. ORDER OF NOTICE.
M
District of Norwalk.‘ as. Probate
Court, September 29. A. D.. 1904.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this court fur ntlminls
trotion of the Estate of Saint: -l .Hnll.
late of Norwalk in said District, do
cussed.
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determiner] at the Probate
Ofllce in Norwalk. on the 7th day of
October 1.904 at 10 oclock torcnoon;
and that public notice thereof be given
to all persons interested therein by
Miss 1. E. Hulchinso.
98 WASHINGTON 87.,
(WITH M. 8. SMITH 6. CO.)
DIVIDEND NOTICE
SA VINOS BANK:
M
Norws‘lk, CL. Sept. 15. 190
At It meeting of directors of
l-‘siriicid County Savings Bank '
this day, a dividend at the rate r
per cent per annum wss dccl
from the earnings of the six mo
finding Sept 30 l904. The sum
out. 10th, 1904
SEYMOUR CURTIS
2w
novr'éITHEn'rR‘
._——-.
Frido‘y and" Saturday
October 7 and 8th.
With Matinee Saturday "
”American
u-
Presenting
FIRE AND FLAMES;
and all the wonders of
LUNA PARK.
oil—Other No'voltioo—o
Also Many Local We
Never Buforo Attempted by
' Company.
EVENING PBIOEB.
MATINEE PRICES.
1|
HOYT’S ’THEAT
Ono Night Only. Monday.
9ULLIVAN. rHAflRlo u I
Prosont ,
Tito Bupromu aovoroign -
Bonutionul Molodmm
Entitled
Rachel Golds
TH! BTRUGGLES for: A PO
WE w.YORK
my" Tnodoro Kromo
Prmntpd b i
An lxooptlonully ‘
Compin)’.
FRIORMM
DA BURY“
Monday to Saint
llIL
IR
"I‘D THI PUILI
Why not putt-onion tho it
lurid; you honey? WE; .
cilantro“: coconut
Mum can” thug;
Futurism counrr 1
duo Oct. 1st and payable on and a r:
Sucrcts .
POPULs‘s AMUSEMEN I " :
Vilaoraph Comm " m: FERRIS can. co.
Glover’s tho Place .
Jilin: shutout ill
lhctiuic for iiotiscclcaulug has arrived and lioIisckccpcrs are
thinking of new floor coverings and draperies. Anything in this
linc \ c are preparcd to furnish.
. . . I I,
‘ Linolcunmvall qualities: "-5
4? Oil Cloths hi all Widths T
‘~3-stakaiInnings" - 2 My :-
l
l
Brussels Carpets
Velvet CarpoIs
'l‘al'iestl‘yVCnrpdct/QN 5" "
Ingrain Carpets
Wilton Rugs
Iirusscls' Rugs
Smyrna Rugs
, Jup Multiugs
I Crcx Mailings ; _
" Curtain Rods andIPoles I
Window Shades jg
ousefurnlshmg Dept.
All work done in the very best
\
possible manner. 1 , .
gal. Stonc Pots.......... 40c 41d. Flower I’ots.............
3 M «ii: ‘
' 4. gal. Stone Pots. . .. ..... 50c 5 in. Flower Puts... .......... 5'2".
1/3 gal. Stone Pots......... 15c 6 in. Flower Pots ...... 7c
Soap Stbuc Griddles ........ $1.00 7 in. Flower Pots ....... .IOC‘L
Parlor Brooms ......... 19c 8 in. Flower-Pots ....... .. .1515
25 per cent. discount on all Lamps and Jardinicrs.
RISTRAM 8:
NO. 2 and
HYATT, Norwalk, Conn
5 GAZETTE BUILDING?
Our Coal Crced.
We beliove in good Coal,
in clean Coal, in Coal that
looks good, burns better and
heats best of all.
We believe into business .
policy of fair prices, fair deal-
1".
ing and liberal treatment of “
customers great and small.
Wo believe in a discrimin- ,
rating public that knows what ,
it wants and knows where to
buy it._
We believe in ourselves
and in the goods we sell. .IWc' f
believe we have the most do- :
sirable stock of coal to be
found In Norwalk.
'ru. arr-o. {
a. .4— m...- ‘w.m.us........”Moan...“ nun—u...
Malia your purchuuo m3 hive thorn custard.
- var-5’1“}. 'r: r:
Wherever our Clothing Department is known, its val-
ue is realized. Our assortment of styles and sizes is cmi- I
nently complete and our prices satisfactorily low, We do-
vote one entire side of our big store to Men 8 Clothing. All]
the new Fall shades appear in this assortment, as well as the I f
correct styles—ubroad concave shoulders, close fitting col-
lg‘.
lure. etc. i
Glad to have uou come in still time.
Suits priced from Smil’up.
The Krleger Colo cosh or credit plan is known far and
wide. There ore many Imitators, but any [our original.
Fall in Weeklr convenient payments.
Wu dross you from host! to foot.
33;.
Norwalk Chronicler