.dY rd rev
it ' (intimation out the mediocre
at Norwalk Chapter. Daughters oi! thol
. Anthrioau Revolution, attondod tho
' meeting in Windsor. Willem”.
which Mrs. Charles W. , Fairbanks
was the gunshot honor. The occasion
was one of much pleasure to all {who
attended. There were a number at 11
table addresses but the moat. interns .
ing to the Norwulli ladies wait that or
Miss Bowman. who in the course or
her speech said:
"is.“ not probable that the duty
which the twentieth century brings to
us will be along education oi lines for
the great flood of emigrants who
threaten to submerge us? We are an
organization equipped to meet just
that need. and our Norwaili Chapter
has pointed out to its the path which
we should follow. Shall We not now
therefore instead of raising memorial
stones to the‘ past. strive to rarvo in
the living hearts at man. woinc 1 and
children, It love oil country and ..i' i...
ti'iotleiu. We can render no service
to our government which will be so
appreciated. "
KIGKED OVER ASH CANS.
direction of selling. Why not. The large quantity we are buy- Th'" Visitors t° South "MW'W
‘ Placed Under Arrest Lalt night.
. ‘t manuact 1' so " .
tram he , t are ables us to sell and underseli our Edward Stanley. aged twenty years.
*' Charles Rogeig. «not? ‘t‘wcntyitwo years
i meat iHe ker's - . and Harry ship it . sired twenti-
My ”313:: Intrognc (it we Big'lliwgeat,“ Pan Cake $10“ me” three years.- transcieut visitors in town
_, e w 0 or at “mm“ “3 prices. were engaging in a wild celebration
,l tor Saturday. While Monday We shall sell them at our about the streets of the city last night
Also cheaper than others They were creating a noise and dis
turbance and making a row generally.
03‘“ Ii‘o.od 2 "105"“ They kicked .o‘veiyssyeral ash cans
.VQ......IMI.II.II...12c.
Bile wheat, large size..200.
when Contain Pennington and Officer
p Jack, per pkg 8c. Sweet Potatoes Celery. Cnuiiflowers.
Waiter Hail spotted them and gave
chase. The young men who are can-
F‘lar Jack, iargé ~17¢~ Spinach, Tomatoes. at reduced
"30' Flour, pkg.... ..8c prices. 1
Charleah .lobnaon. ot Norwuilt. is
spending the day in Middletown on
business.
John Jackson. arrested last evening
on a charge or drunkenness, was fined
.12 and costs in the. town court. this
morning. "
or the Republicans held.
,orwaik‘i a camp
VEGETABLES.
3-.qt Fancy Cranberries. .........25c.
Country Gentleman Corn per dozlsc.
4 qts. Lima Beans...............25c.
vnssers canto the “Warwick ,Hotel
where they have rooms.‘ They were
arrested there though two or the par-
ty managed to get away. This morn-
ing the three were tried in the town
court and each was lined 83 and costs.
m.
LOFF’S
QRTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Telephone Call 338-5.
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OCTOBER DEVOTIONS,
\
Letter From Bishop Tierney to be
Read Sunday. ,
The month of October is one marked
with devotions in the Catholic Church
tliioughout the world. fl‘lie following
letter from the bishop of the diocese
relative to the devotions iii this sec‘
11011 of the state will be read in all the
Catholic churches of the city next Sun-
day,
EPISCQPAI. RESIDENCE.
Hartford. Conn, Sept, 22, 1904.
Reverend Dear Sir:—-
The regular ()(llollt‘l‘ Devotions will
take place. daily, from October 1st to
November 2nd. in all the parish
churches of the diocese.
The devotions will consist of the
Rosary, the Litany of Our Lady of
minus and tho Prayer ot St. Joseph.
and may be held either. during the
Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in morn-
ing or in the evening at the Exposition
of the Most \Blessed Sacrament.
A plenary indulgence is granted on
the usual conditions for the feast of
the Holy Roary. October 211d.s or for
any day within ihe Octave.
A plenary indulgence is also granted
to all who assist at tho devotions at
least ten times within the month. or
who perform the same in private when
they are unable to go to church.
A partial indulgence oi‘ seven years
and seven tinioii toriy days is granted
for each time the iniihiul take part in
these devotions. or devoutly recite the
prescribed prayer or St. Joseph.
Yoiirsisincercly in Christ.
MICHAEL TIERNEY.
Bishop of Hartford:
John 0. Murray.
. Chancellor.
MANSON—TYLER.
A Pretty Weddin at the Home of the
Bride in anon. Conn.
A pretty home wedding took place
at noon. Wednesday, the 28th at the
fiQTtilliG QN CREDT
Perhaps you need a suit and you
are a little short. We will accommo-
date you by placing your name on our
books and furnishing the cult and
then you pay us the small amounts. ,
Come in and see us, ‘
LADIES“ TAILORED SUITS. .
some very amart Ladica’ Suits and
Jackets are in and ready for your in-
spection. We would advise picking
your selection early. and you can pay
for it in email weekly payn‘ianu. The
tailored garments are altown In tho
popular iabrlca. and every suit to tilt
tcront. They were built to wear, and
we guarantee the fit. w. offer them
at .
812.50, 815.00. 818.00 and 825.00.
LOWEST PRICES.
LARGEST STOCK.
BEST TERMS.
Mrs. James Tyler. at illusion.
oi’ Westde‘id Mass. formerly employed
at Bridgeport by the Connecticut Rail
way and Lighting Company. an clectrl
clan. Guests wen}. present ’trom
BridgsT 1. Boston utnam and Nor-
walk a ceremony was performed
by how w. H. Sherman. of South
Woodstock. The gifts were numerous
and costly. The bride andgrooin have
been guests or the bride's brother.
John Tyler. of in East avenue. After
it short wedding tour Mr. and Mrs.
Manson will reside in Weatdeld Mass.
They have the best wishes of their
many friends.
FORIiON IORN ct‘l'illm.
Willitni 'i‘. Baviiand. clerk of the
superior Court. Will hold a session in
this city on the evening o! the 8th day
or October, for the purpose or grant-
lug pattarn and correct tit. We
r both at moderate priest. and in.
to you to open in account and pay
or bill in weakly payments. Simp-
tam aver known” We guano.
ovary suit to fit and to give antic.
r‘y wear. Our prim are
m i
810
$15 $18 .
log iirat papers to {amigo-born people
who desire to be made voters. He will
bu hero again all day on October 18.
{of the purpose, at giving second our
He will he at the
porn to applicants.
death Norwalit Council Chamber. ,
THMTIIN “MAI. MARHIID
1.
tho sonic
No heating or mediate.
gulch?! your zillion ice cream
1' no any n
theftabls. 3 «lg
gro r. .,
dist Church since thc‘ summer vacation
' the address by Superintendent Wil-
home of the bride's parents. Mr. and 1
_ thecono ‘
tracting parties being their daughter. j
Yulu May and William Rush Manson. '
and his
1-. 16 ply add a q or
mini nod cream ruined)
‘ stone puritans all!
This iii t a '
else you c .p
r today from -
uekiiiiss‘dh cents.
Address by Superintendent Fonts on
Travels in Northern Europe.
industrial League of the First Memo
was held last night There was a
large attendance, a delegation dyomi
the Norwdlk Methodist Episcopal
Church being present. as well as from
the lilast Norwnlir Methodist Church
'I be regular business meeting was held.
and the guests afterward enjoyed a
repeat of clam chowder, fruit. cake
and coitus. tho retroshments being in
charge of the entertainment commit
toe to which William J Casey is chair~
man. The event of tho owning was
Ham 0 Fools on his travels through
Northern compo which was illustra-
ted by means or a large map. The
account was a vivid one. and hold the
close attention or all At its conclu.
slon Mr. Footo distributed a large
number of souvenir cards. He was
tendered a hearty vote of thanks for
his address _ ‘
. A flashlight picture oi the group
was taken by' Charles H. Downs.
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CHORAL EVENING SERVICE.
Monthly Musical Program to be Given
Tomorrow in Trinity Church.
.. The following program has been ar-
ranged tor the choral service in Tim-
ity Church. tomorrow night:
Processionai Hymn, No. mow-Brightly
Glennie Our Banner
Vericlos . .Fe‘i'iiai
Psolter . . . .~ . . . ; . .Twoniicth Selection
Magnlflcst. . .. .......... .Bunnett
Nunc Dimittis....... . .Bunnett
Anthem—Praise the Lord Oh Jerusa-
lem ............ ..Maunder
Oiilce Hymn; No Sis—Stand Up. Stand
Up for Jesus.
Offertory~q Turn The? .lerusuicmw
Galiia- Gounod.
Recessional Hymn No. 407~For Thee,
0 Door. Door Country
Edward .1 Sims organist and choir
master.
NORWALK suvs LANo.
Acquires Thirty-Two Acres on Grupe
Reseriiolr, New Canaan.
The Norwnlk Water Commissioners
have just made it very important pur-
chase of a tract of land consisting of
thirty-two ' acres bordering on the
Grape Reservoir, in the town of New
Canaan. On the property are a house.
barn and. outbuildings. and a brook
running through the property empties
into the reservoir. it therefore being to
the best interests of the city that the
land he bought. The buildings will
be torn down: ‘ ‘
Miss Katherine Mrlucrnoy. of Nora
walk; who will shortly sail for lrcisnd.
was given ‘n farewell reception last
dveuing at Hibernian Hall in Wall
street, by the lladics' Auxiliary, A. O.
8.. of \v ich she is an honored mom-
bor and as just rosignc.. as treasurer.
Miss Mclnornoy intends to return to
Noiivnik in ibwspring.
A meeting of the South Norwalk Re.
uubllnan t‘omihittco was held last even-
ing at headquarters in Railroad ave-
nue. Plans for the election work of
Monday \vcrc considered and the work
was ayateinntlted 11nd upporii tied.
Charles Heath and wife. 0 Albany.
N. Y.. will spend the tall months with
Mr. Heath s sister Mrs. Frances Heath-
Eaton. at 10 Wont avenue.
hut need bring to terror: to the good
people at The Norwaika. when they
can have canned summer by merely
buying Health Build Voiteiablos.
b‘fiav‘e the label for the School Li
rsry."
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‘ New line at covert cloth coats.
Price-85.50-% length, 88.76.
V”
irotn‘ililc up.
Everything at lowoat " prices,
(set 'tit guaranteed. '
. Ready «censor
Waista. Coats._: '
‘5
Clothes.
it.” John W. finally out; ”
thirteenth analyst's
II slants ”30%“ to
mgm inwardly.
The first meeting or the Christian ,4
Also children's dresses tor school. _
Par» Z
skirts. fi‘
Althrntiona rm 1‘
thinking of new floor coveriugmand draperies. Anythin‘.
line we are prepared to furnish. ‘ .
1 \1
1.
25 percent. discount on all
Ris
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Our Coal Creed.
We believe in good Coal,
in clean Chat in Coal that“,
looks good, burns better and
heats best. of "all.
We believe in a business
policy of fair price}, fair deal- 1‘
ing and liberal treatment of
customers great and small.
We believe in a discrimin- ‘
sting public‘that knows what
it wants and knows where to
buy it.
We believe in ourselves
and in the goods we sell. 'We
believeKWc have the most dew.
sirable stock of coal to be
found in Norwalk.
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THE FERRIS COAL CO.
Housefurmshing Do,
All work done in the vcrv bc‘st possible mention. ‘
. _'3 gal. Stouc l.‘ots......... 40C
4 gal. Stone Pots......... 50c
i/ gal. Stone I?ots......... 15c.
Soap Stone Griddles. . .
l’nrlor Brooms
[Lamps and Jardinicrs.
R M 81 HA Norwal
a
in this
‘11. 1 l
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Brussels Carpets " ‘ VlolliOlt'tilll84—Rll (in lilies.
Velvet Carpets Oil Cloths in all vidtlis
Tapestry Carpets Cliiua Mnttiugs , ‘
Iiigrain Carpets Jap Mattiiigs l‘ . ‘;
Wilton Rugs ‘ Crex Mattiugs i '
Brussels Rugs" Curtain Rods and
Smyrna Rugs
.. . ~olcs :
Window Shades ‘ i '.
i .
t.
4 iii. Flotvcr Pots. . . . .. 41:
sin. Flower Pot. 5c
6 in. Flower P1. ‘5. . . . . . . . . . 7t:
.io'i: ‘.
.........15i‘:
.$1 .00 7 iii. Flower 1’1 is.
.....uc...
iQL‘ 8 in. Flower Wits. ..
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Whmder our Clothing Department is known, its val-v Z ‘
no is realised. bur assortment of styles and size: is emi-
neatly complete and our prices satisfactorily low. We de-
vote one entire aide of our big store to Meals Clothing. All
«the'new Fall shades appear in this assortment. as well as the
correct atylecwbroad concave shoulders. close fitting coi-
.:. y, . as, , .
innate. ’ I , 1,59 1 ....i
Glad to have con come in and time.
Suit-priced from 87.98 up. " ' .
Norwalk Chronicler