,._or , a and vicinity; Fair
tI I it Biturd‘ay. Wanner Bat
ayir FrostaIWei-e reportedI this
mihm‘throuihout the central and
northern citations. Heavy trust wss
nip orte'd as far south as Washington .
null 11th front to untamed. Va
11 crushes of considerable energy Is
I: tral, this morning in Montana
Ploaaant Weather prevails In all see-
titlits east or the Mississippi river The
weather in this vicinity will continue
plaasaut and cool, mucosa c111 IBatur-
da‘v by“ rising temperature and in-
creasing cloudiness in the afternoon
or night.
Quinces 50c pit. F. D. Li A: Co.
Attorney John Keogh is in Bridge-
port today.
—-U1nbrciias and canes, O'Brien’s.
George Hodges was at the Danburl'
Fair yesterday.
-—Hot Roast Beer and Potato Sal
ad, Free lunch today at Malmo's Cale.
It you want a stylish and becoming
hat call at Miss Tllloison'a.
~Home made or Link Sausage 10c
lb. at Hayes's. I
H
Robert Ella and Herbert Wheeler
were at the Danbury Fair yesterday.
Cranberries? Smut? it. D. L.- at lilo.
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Frederick Banger, of Taylor avenue,
took in the Danbury Fair yesterday
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~We have the best llna of ladies'
black petticoa'ts' to be round. 41-. as up
ward. M. B Smithtfimlh 1:11 Lilo '
H'
Alfred E. Austin, of West avenue
spent yesterday at the Danbury Fair.
--Youman D‘erbies, O'Brien‘s. .
Max Tarlov had one got his trotters
in the rdoes at the Darlbury Fair yes
terday.....1 t,1...,, ’-
-Home made or Link Sausagc,10c,
lb. at Hayeséi..- I.. I.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph McFarland ‘
have returned tram a trip to the Dan
bury Fair.
Cranberries So at F D. L & Co. ,
Patrick J. Hau'gh arid Miss Mary
Hanlon were letters at the Dunbury
Fair yeste‘rda.’- .
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-Blankets and comfortables for the
tall and w’iiiiei‘.‘ at special low prices
M. S Smith &. Go.
The Public Market calls your atten-
tion to their low prices on good meats.
Read the ad ‘ 1
.9...—
ffMen’s Alpine Hale, O'Brien’s.
Lmbnmc
soflcu‘s till:I crusted menv
branch and gcailses .the
obstructed and’ c‘akcd‘
mucus to flow. l‘hat’s
why it cures colds so
quickly. Father: the swell-
out, opens tile way got ‘
nature. Does it all
through the blood—-
makes it warmth- iving
2111111 nourishing. t all ‘
‘ that too, soon ends.‘
A chewot that ever came to the
‘ of all it is a finish that will stay;
. iug ”(diet as well alter its wearer
.1 the thugs are not too til“
. Ali/marlin» "1001”"er
l‘he Blondie sale of china holds
abundaucc of attrigctiott. Btit
Save while
savings can be blade 4,- 1
‘MIl . ‘
Every vvoiNau Who wants a
sewmgouachme should join the
Damorcat club at once. Here is
chance to buy a high- grade ma-
chine on easy terms at the store‘s
low cash price. ‘ “ . I
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FINEST CHEVIOT YET.
Here 15 news of the finest black
stbre; News of. vital interest to
ct'ery woman who wishes a totally
fine costume that will give wc‘m-
derful service. -
breach makers have produced
the richest. most elegant and most
durable Cheviot that over your
eyes hays seen. 'Tis as different
from the usual sort as that usual
sort is from cotton flannel. It
has a body that is firm and fine
and a finish thats superb. Best
no luzzing up with wear about
this chaviot.
50 inches wide-31 50.
58 inches wide—$2.00
58,incl1, licavy.—-$2 50.
Critical discerning women an:
specially invited to see these chev—
iots .
Loft aisle, rear.
.. SATIN BROADCLOTH.
lmaginc'a broadcloth that has
all the charm of texture and “feel"
at the transit broadcloth and ‘ ald-
dition t‘lt'e Shimmer of satin ”Arid,
than Imagine this broiidcloth look-
has teen Caught iii a “shower!
not there is no d
just such a brdhtlclotlf.,
better; it is actually waterproof!
i'ifty four inches wide—«$2. 50
and $2.75y ard.
Left aisle, rear.
THE ROWLAND
Bridgeport, , ct} A
BASEBALL SUNDAY.
The Amsterdams, compOsed of play-
are from the National American and
Montreal League learns, will play the
Stamford' s at Keller’s Hill Stamford,
sauuay. Oct. 9th, the following players
and what positions they cover will be
Ames. of the New York Nationals,
pitcher; Cant .Onck O’Neil. of Murray
Hill‘s. will proballly “111111.41. Herb
man, or the Gillie o Americansitfirst";
boast Multitude. Musician"z
base; Brown, Philadelphia Americans
third: boner Quarter; of Brooklyn; will
probably cover right field; Kenna:
ofIilhe New York National League left
field. All the! pliyetis are guaranteedu‘
except O'Niel and Geesier. Tommy
Corcorran, of Ciuinnattl, who will re-
side In .Mchgllelgsth winter. will
cover second to. out: rd. and the
battery for fitaiiflord “Will ‘bé Oorcoron
and Marian. Corcoran held the All
Natlonnlh down to 1011:“th last Sun-
day. Mid some
. ABLE:
Incipient communal In: «M by
Foley's Honey and Tar, but we do not
hold out {also hopes M’thll
plagues that It will cure:
«use in the advanced
yr
‘Hone'y and TM will eftect ab cure. as
urethra “Patching cacti We}:
sir pasta 1 vitipthdln
a chance to heal. and avg 11 in the ad
vauced stages it a1way94eéclmflco
Finch,
' W333 it ”NEE? ’1?ng “13,3“,
fort and relief A. A. H03?
is the bent preparation for coaxial and
out new.
was Is ,
DRY, eoqns co.,
secondt .
Montreal. editor as id and Mike” Donlin ‘
nal- bearing”
patents. cl k _ _ ,
'_‘..GeoC K bu. All“ ibook.’ ,
Edwardf‘tl, Pa‘ burst. Hartford. car ,
ridge racket.
111111 a, F'llttcher, Stamford. latch.
gogaierlft'l Crpasley, New Britain;
mol l l; or has in: plane.
Otto Rechan era. New Britainl
square. ..
Charles W evasion. New Brllain. -
electric Ignition device for internal-
combustion motors
Ormel it. bother, Ansonla‘. has fast-
ener-
. lrvlng H Peck. Darby. liy-naperlng
attachment tor box-coverhig,.111achines
Solon S. Stiles. Mlddi‘e’town,‘ Rookies.
-‘ Trade-‘M arke.
Hartford Rubber Works 00., Hart-
ford, rubber tires for vehicles.
A LOVE Lerrsm.
looking tor a guaranteed Salve for:
Sores. Burns or Piles Otto Dodo. of
Ponder. Mo. writes: "I Buttered with
an. ugly acre for a year, but a box on
Bucltlen' s Arnlca Salve cured me. it's“
she‘ll ii‘t sans on earth. 25‘s at F. H.,
Baxter’sI Britt- score. It“ ‘I . . .
125...‘3
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are added In the last edition or Web-
stnr’ 5 International Dictionary. .The
Gazetteer of ,the,World. and the Bio-
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pletely revised. ‘The International is
kept always abreast of the times. It
takes countant work, expensive work
and worry. but it is the only way to =-
keep the dictionary the
Scholars, Educators, Printers, em;
in this and foreign countries.
A postal caldwili bring you inter-
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mortonaov.
P%Mfl1NGfléND STEAMM
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVIO AND BANG”.
ULATI AND TIN ROOFING,
.., an and Mum rim",
flu Fixtures, Metal Celllnl. lie.
I," . Hay. you sun our steel: of
RICHMOND RANGES?
run JONES a norcnmss
, , CMPANY
“ ‘ ‘ In noswALK.
Miss Boorum,
DERMA 1'01. 06157.
CHIROPODIST.
Lockwood': Hall. , .
. ., I Walk. Bonn.
‘Ub‘mn‘e Iraum “ .
9:0121. 11:. Had. Baum.
reunions .
“Milan. '
A. B. C. Capsules
Were lly'tlils little pretty 'tlell yiithl'dutle
lathe Wubiio or South Nolwll’fll'. ,,
Would not interest you it you' re '
murrms,‘ owe, It‘ll
ileum huts thttl Mature comma.
LINE OPENED UP.
‘m
Telegraphic, Communication
Alaska Officially Announced. ,.
.SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 7.1—Tele
graphic communication now has been
, reachedbetween Seattle and all parts
' of Alaska.
At: M? o'clock yesten
day afternoon , the“ . following omciai
message was received: here. announc-
ing the opening? ofrtlte line:
"Sitka, Alaska Oct. 6,1904.
'."ro the newspapers of Seattle and
Tile Associated press: The comple
than of the government cable from
Valdez to Silks. making 11 complete
connection by an all American lute 1.
with fortygslx stations in Alaska, ll
.the beginning of a new era for Alas-
ka. Wagon “roads and railroads wti
open up the greatest mining centers
of the world. Other indusirles will
,I quickly loliuw and insure this coun-
trys future promiorltymged
, no
, f‘Willia‘m L DIdSTlN
' " “Acting Governor of Alaska. "
With
,day School held its annual meeting
Alma Fitely; Secretary and Treasurer.
I'I‘TERS
1-
Mrs M. J. Miller, Is spending a
few days In Ridgefleld.
”Mrs T. W. Treadweil and T. W.:
ll‘readwell, Jr. have visited in Brook- .
yn .
Mr W Reeves, has purchased real
estate of Mrs M. D Bedient, and will ‘
soon erect a new house.
The Christian Union service'will be [
led by Mrs. D. 0. Chase, at the Congre'
national church on Sunday evening.
Mrs H. A. Lockwood, has returned
to her home in Georgetown. , 3
Miss May Hamilton. of East No!“ "
walk, is spending a week at her home
ere.
The Norfleld Congregational Sun-
last week and elected the following
encore: Supetintendcnt A C. Brad~
le‘y; Assistant Superintendent Miss
Charles Scofleld.‘ Mbrarisulem Ed-
na Meeker, Rev. J. L. Shlvely. has
charge of the Young Men's Class, and .
Mrs. Mabel Fitch. the Ladid'a'Cln‘sst
aronnnowrl
FILA‘NNE ,
Paneling?
KNIT SAC ,.
BEAUTIFUL sritt‘z'i‘ Waters 1,
WARM weer. UNDERWEAR. ._
FLANNELETTE downs AND sxmrs.1 .
Innocents sACQUEs.
‘rE KIMON‘As
_ . _ NnIFLANNnLETrE WRAPPERS.
CASHMER AND FLEE¢ED corrou noes.
~ s AND accrues FOR BABY.
NEW NECKWEAR ANn RIBBONS.
NEw BELTS AND $1101»me BAGS
NEW cyL‘oVits, NEW UMBRELLAS, ETC.. ETC.
svsnvrnmo you WANT AT muons THAT
cannot..er to panties;
1N. E. RYAN
. . have
#6 Washroom Street. . South Humour.
Law-NI 1' L w -‘j
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AUTOMOBILE
lNSURANCE.
Median of
Woman Aliens: at.
41“le M1 ILIYEOM
R. H.190" Edith Norwalk.
have been 1111' ousted.
Man Do?
Business gives young men culture
they become thinkers and workersrui-
ately they are the ones who take
he places 0 those with whom thfiy
eARTAIN's sustains col-Lag:
it a good school. The fact that t i
school hold-I tho‘itnte Record tor but;
t«torn. proves to you that it is send.
Brat. Sartaln it
had Night Itch I over one thousand
young men and women and placed
them in xeod‘poelttone; ‘
TI The carolsl’atmtlotifiiven to its stu-
dents. the buttons suitcase. Into-I gradu-
lies in business lite and the fact that
hill one Combined course graduate Is
t or employment has earned for this
i etitution the right to be kaolin 3M
”The School that Makes a Specialty of
1 ch Blltdcnt."
mew TERMv-DAV AND moi-tr
Imam-Isaiah reason. one.
unless a.
I,;‘wsy not carom .
Getting a Start 111 Life
What 511111 the to... 5‘:
ey take on habits and custom: ‘
nested in oil Day 1
we send theta out to you. confident of giviug‘aa 3W, 5
I , most reasonable prices.
36 inch All Wool Nun’s Veiling and Albatross' In all on ii
shades and dark colors, at
at. ............. .
48 and 50 inch Victoria and Broadcloths in all new aha
and black, at
36 inch Lining Saline, at.
DIIVOIIA'OcIIDLLI-Ql0109.
so...
FREE FROM SLATE.
TRY A SINGLE TON BEFORE VOL! IUV EILEEWW
r1111 1111111115 a; cans 0
Coal, Wood Hay, (Strainer;
Office and yard. 68 Water strestfiouth Norwalk.
Telephone call 341-6.
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ajujg;I:-:I:-:I:-:I:|:|,I,I,-,I,I,l,l
R9“, ,lODP9sks
Office Chairs
$575 to $0
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Ralmubd and Saab
45 and 48 MainiStreer. Norwailt ‘
"out can
COAL O
m noggin? lit ‘1; its. only
ale and on, ”encircle
”th and W "I o
smelt charcoal out in be 9
TIflJ‘l'Rll'l‘.
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Norwalk Chronicler