tailor. .i
”“MUWWW' _
,_,oaabie Prices
f“ e selected with the Object of meeting the
is Iii men whose tastes are conservative.“
w_ my ihtbc who demand extreme style. The moder-
ate-priced Suits are quite as stylish as those ranging
fhigher. This assurance oi Clothes—character enables I
any manto dress fully as well as his wealthier acapaint-
ances, who pay the extravagant prices of the exclusive 3‘
We Are Milking a Specialty, This Season,
of Suits at, $15 and 320.
Clothing at the Righbsost,
59.21am smear
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I‘fbaterttay'a American League Results.
IAI Philadelphia—Phiindelphia. 5,
. spam; 2.
F -At New York-«New York 2,
William ,1-
9PYMe'May's National League Results;
jiAtIPhiladelphia—~New York -i, l'iIilI
“elplila 3 (first game); New York 2,
'l’hlladeiphia 6 (second game).
., At Cincinnati-Chicago 6, Cineln
anti 0.
At llrooklynwitrooklvn 2, lioaton l.
Wash-
PI,‘ , region earache in two minutes,
‘ ibd'fbobhe' or pain of burn 0r scald in
five minutes, hoarsoness. one hour.
twq .Isore. throat.
33w oursL'Dr. RI‘ omas' “Eclectri'c
(iii magnrch over pain,
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ALPHA CLUB BASKETBALL TEAM:
At a meeting of the, basketball com-
:ilillit‘u of the Alpha Club, in Stamford,
Iiast evening, the team was picked,
and it, was decided to arrange a sched-
IIio, which will include games with
the famous Winsied five. Norwulk,
‘Illanbury. New liritain and other ernIPk
teams. The team will get. down to
ipractiee. early in November. and will
playltu first game November 16th. The
early games will be played away from
home. the opening in Stamford helm;
about. 'l‘hanksghing, and will probably
take place. in the present Y. M. C. A.
-uynmasium. George Smith James
Morrison, Arthur Wilson. Ralph 'l‘ay-
tor and Clarence llay will compose the.
team, with Matt Morrison'antl George
Swenson as substitutes. George Cav~
anaugh will be manager. I
.4¢¢.-_ J
iiion:
‘ Inn as itching attending oceanic with
‘ lng feet, scaly soalp,,bumor,s etc.
Bkin TroubleepAggrovored by’ Hot
Weather, Quickly Cured.
When it is known that pertain, the
'l" skin remedy, will stop ythe tor-
Inst application and! bring immediate
relief and comfort to sufferers from
all skin troubles which are I arnvatcd
by hot weather its merit wii be in
stantly appreciated. 0n the tender skin
of chafing infants, poaiam may by used
with soothing and beneficial effects.
it is applied externally, and its remark-
able healing powers begin their work
at. once. '-
All skin diocese. including eczema,
acne, herpes, 'rash tetter, eta, yield
readily to its roiiiarkahiwurative prop
erties. Occasional applications oi pos-
inm, in small quantities, will quickly
banish pimples, hives, blackheads.
blotches and will relieve and cure itch
A
special bOeent package has been adopt-
ed for liltlfiu who use posiam for these
minor troubles. This. as well as the
regular two-dollar jar. is on sale at
The Clifford Pharmacy. Edw.‘W. Kel-
ley. Jr.’e. and other leading drug stores
in South Norwaik.
may be obtained free of charge, by
sup; itching “
. oi' the Hannah Benedict Garter Chap-
An experimental supply of posiam -
writing to the Emergency Laboutorlesp
32 West Twenty flfthl Street, New York
Mn. Alexander. of ‘94..» Conan. I
term-mt neuter-Iii «to. A. It. ,
Members of the D. A. R. who went
to New OW” WWII? as the
guests 0! Mn» Ale , had- as do
lightfulItitneI trimfling member-
ter. D. A 11., gave the reception to
the state reliant, than? For“ nip-
son Kinney, the invitation itutti ding
many of the regents of Connecticut
c,hapters and 80 personal friends
Itor home is 333 of the hendaomest
of the beautiful country laces in the
vicinity, and she knows ow to make
her guests happy. Carriage: were
provided at the,.stntion to' take them
to and fro. The‘doy waeIideal, and
the country. refIIoohedIfrom the recent
rain. was delightful to look upon.
MIII. Alexander réeeived her guests
gowned in an imported gray robo.‘
Mrs. Kinney alwayu wear: black. but
her numerous emblems, representing,
the several societies, are a priceless
adornment to an otherwise somber
attire. Cut flowers filled the memo
with their fragrance. Refreshments,
including creamed oysters, chicken
salad, ice cream. cake. hon boas. etc,
ware served at small tables, about
which the guests were seated. The
tables were. decorated with white and
blue ribbons. and the flowers Were at-
so of these emblematic colors.
oltching plies provoke profanity.
but profanity Woll' t cure them: Deans
.Qint ent cures itching, bleeding or
~City,
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SATURDAY' S TRADE.
Just a call from you will
Just In: “in some splendid bisutlts -—Gold
Medal Flour BI! ”11‘
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Pie i3}.00,at
ommm»
You 1i See the Greatest Values
Shown in This Vicinity Moat
Testament cit which Are,-
‘Extra Wit'ie 'Eifliii‘dide'ry,
‘10.“? yard, ”wilful 5007
25.0 and 50.0 Fandkcrbtdefsu
.IocIIoI...;cuvsaIzeai.pIus, .
.. 11-2 Qt IWltite fiiatn. .TeaPFotsI 10¢, each ; worth 25c
25c Framed Pictures.
.I I.‘ :..
Thousands pt Qflicr Attractive attu-
dies N at Usually Found Elsewhere
" I “le W“ *‘t‘ If» I t-gov‘l'y'mmt “Invent “guy“ ”I. Vii w
TO CALL AND SEE WHAT. WE OFFER ‘FOF. THIS
Staple and Fancy
Edibles
, 1‘0 BE FOUND INlTHE NORWALKS.
Prompt'deiigpriesto- all points of thc, gowns.
Church 81 Miller
'. LEADING GROCERS
33 Washington Street, South Norwalk
WM
rotr «ding plies after years at suite:-
I'I“ ’d‘i‘ni store;
P i III "
Tris: FINEST tins. or
be appreciated.
. trains and from drowning in Connec-
.3;
..t
EVer
. Testimonials sent free. PriIe. 7o cents ~
" . . .10c each
10¢ each; worth 19c
10c Each
Handsome Dec. Salad Bowls.10c each; word 250 .
.I... I . we r3433 -. ‘7‘ F‘s-ii. .,
emcee...» '4
. grateful men and women in every state
. Washington, D. 0.,
R‘
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Eminent Physicians and Scientific
Men Agree That it Should Be
ri‘reated As such 5
Drunkenncss is a pmaroulye ills-
ease; the moderate drinkerwls not Isai-
isfied with two or three drinks a day,
the craving ’for more, and rhpre be-
comes irresistible us the diseases ad-
tit‘hces, . the result in chronic alcohol-
is I.
Thor treatment used successfully by
thousands right in their own homes
is Orrlne. it is a scientific cure for
Drunkenness and has given such uni~
versal satisfaction that it is sold under
a, positive guara tee to effect a cure or
I'Our money‘wii be refunded. 'f‘his
guarantee is given in good faith and is
carried out to the letter. Orrine is not
It new remedy. it has been sold by
the leading druggists in every city for
years. it has lifted tens of thousands
from the depths to worthy manhood
and has the hearty endorsement of
in the Union,
V‘Orrine No. i is the secret remedy;
Urrlnc No. 2 later these. willing to
take the treatment. Either form costs
$1. The guarantee is the same in
either case. Write to The Orrinc (30.,
for free. booklet on
llI'IInkenIIeIII-I. mailed in plain sealed
envelope. Orrtne will be mailed settled
on receipt of pride. Sold by leading
Ilruggists and in this city iiy Edw. W.
Kelley, JI.. 3 North Main street.
’i’lil’ill‘ili llllliiliiliii
THE FLIGHT OF PRINCESS HUS.
Mildred and Rouclere and their
superb company of twenty artists will
present. the glittering imaginative fan-
tasy, The Flight of Princess iris, on
Monday night. it is the one. big novel-
Iy ot‘ the season and is presented with
a competent casto‘ of metropolitan tav-
oritcs and it is one of the few things
of the season you cannot afford to
miss. At Hoyt’s Theatre.
. ’—
KNlthEltBOC (Eli STUCK CO.
At Hoyt‘s Then ‘0. last night. The
Knickerbocker Stock Company prev
neuted A Sister's Sin. The production
was well staged and presented
throughout and the work of both Miss
Whiter-title and Mr. Clark was by tar
the. boat of the week. The specialties,
which were. entirely changed, were ex-
cellent. liaby McVeigh was especially
good and was obliged to respond III
numerous cncores. Tonight. the com-
pany will present A Wife's Secret.
~ MUSIC HALL.
A very interesting bill was present-
Id at Music Hall. last night. 'i he and-
ienco was large, and enjoyed the show
thoroughly. it consists of the (treat
Human iiandbaliuncer: i'hii anti
t‘alnII Russell in the. Singing School;
Collins and Luiieil, aerobata; John M.
tiroin 8; (30.. netver too late to ntI-nti;
Vaioise Bros, Physical Culture; tiarl
i-itumpf. illustrated songs. Matinee to
Inorrow afternoon at 2:15. A little
surprise for the children.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. lP‘rankilII ilush. of New Castle.
He]. says: "i suffered for years will.
dyspepsia. used to have. great distress
and belching. i tried IPIerItiIing i
could hear of. but nothing helped IIII‘
until i took ntazilian liaim rind one at:
eetIt bottle cured IIIIP cmnpietel; "
For sale by ll. ll. i‘laisteIl. l-‘.
ltnxter and The Clifford l’lturnmey.
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VIOLENT DEATHS N THE STATE.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 2.-—i)eaths from
iit'lli waters totalled 15 oath in Sep-
it tuber, these being thee causes of the
greater number of Iiolent deaths. Thea
number of suicides was 18. of which
‘Iiizht were by catholic acid. or the
IPPthIr fatalities six here by trolley
earn. eight by falls. the by fire. and
three. IIIIPlI by poison automobiles and
l I clashing. There weIe homicides at.
New London Derby and NOItlI Lyme
one each, and another, whlIlI oIe'uIrcd
two years ago. was brought to light at
intrien Football had one IiItlnI dur-
ing the month.
HOW'S THIS?
A!
word for and case of Catarrb that care
not be cured by Hall's (‘Iatarrh Cure.
. lt‘. .l. CHENEYE 00., Toledo. 0.
\VI‘,
lAP Pileye lIiiII perfectly honorable in all
by his firm
WALDiNG, KINNAN & MARVIN.
lIail‘ s Catarrh Cure is taken intern-
ally. aI tiny: directly upon the blood
and mucous surfitces ot‘ the sy.stom
per bottle Sold by all Druggists.
.pni ion
DATE.
EANBURY Oct. 2.,~Hugh(‘ ., Shal-
‘ i‘inishers' Association. With nominated
for senator today by the meaty fourth
district Democratic Convention. The
Republican candidate is ex- Mayor
Charles S. Peck, of this city ‘.
LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm never 'lost a case;
never let it run into pIIeIimonla nor
lofts gr-ip wreck. only thing on earth
that kills the tough grip germ. lint
I you want Balm in a plenty. so do not
trifle with the small elves but got. the
The
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re. T
the. undersigned have known-
lv‘ ‘..l Cheney for the last 15 years and ,
imRinl'SS transactions and financially .
able. to carry out any obligations made "
Wholesale Drugglsts Toledo 0. ,
'i‘ako liails Family Pills tor consti- ~52
DANBURY SENATORIAL CANDl-i
voy. secretary of the Danhnry lint '
1" I». I 15“.}.
50c or 81. 00 bottle and take half a
teaspoontul in water eyery three
hours . Be sure to keep up this front
moat faithfully for two weeks fter
,vou think you are welt. to utter-i
mihiinte every germ in every great or-
gen. These remaining germs cause the
icvil after effects: it is halfcured ruin.
it the grip starts with hemorrhage of
'lhc lungs give the large dose every 10
.or 15 minutes till it stops.
Ilymm' "1‘?“«3 ”I x :4, .‘4 I.
I. I.
”obliged 1837..
Misti" tiii . :.
Bil ith "and Brooches
for ”Edits and Sashes
'\II amazingly brilliant display greets the \isitor in
search of lielt Buckles and Sash Ornaments at the Jewelry
Section. The collection might well be the treasures of an
()rientaf princes.
There are gems and scmi- precious stone: set in silver
gold, and metal, the work of craftsmen who are artists Des—
cription .is quite impossible but there are sboun
Mediterranean Coral set in gold and antique sii\',Cl”
«Japanese and Chinese Jade III silver and gold
Turquoise Matrices in dull I’ompeiiati gold and antique
silver“
iiand- pierced Silver Buckles oi ciaboIatc wotkménship
Monogram Buckles of .silch or gold.
Buckles and BroOChes set with American gems \iou—
tana sappbres, Mexican topaz, and Colorado ame—
tlIy sis ’
Transparent Enameled Euckles, tlorol designs III natur-
al colorings.
A Remaikable OiieIing
in Writing Paper
This Is displayed on the L culet Counter at the Notion
Section, and at tIrst sight there is Wonder as to how it can
it is a lot of .
Paris Correspondence Paper
in quite boxes, three styles and sizes, a quality III»I'tlI reg-
ularly 35 and 401‘ a box. selling at
be Iitlllt .
15c a box, 2 for 25c.
Ostrich. Marabout and Coque Boas, Autumn styles
shown at the Neeltwear Section.
“Elaine" is liit‘ namtyoi a new perlIIIIIe at the IiuIiIIIIt
it comes in Toilet \‘t'atcr,
Exhibit at the Toilet Section.
Extract, and Sacliet Powder.
.Iln/wrlh a.»
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Our Usual Month End State Will" Begin With Our “1118-:
day Bargain Day, This Week. a
For these Sales we make low prices on small sets and broken I?
lines, to close them out. As this is ithé and of one consortium then
begirintng of another, we have made larger reductions than usual. This;
will embrace
DreSS Goods, th6 Goods,
Garments, Etc.
To increase the interest in these popular sales and to call espec-
ial attention to these departments, we have included some special"
‘ items from lour late purchases a
TAPESTRY RUGS
9x12. value. 315. 00 . ..... ................. Sale Price $11.50 I‘
'VBLAGK‘ SKIRTS
Light weight, hematitched ruffles, regular pIice $125
Sale Price 98¢
a MERCERIZED WAISTINGS P
Plain, Stripes and Fields, value 25c. .......... Sale Price 19c .
- BLACK. HOSE-
Gaum Lisle, gartcr- -top, regular price 25c ........... Sale Price 17c
announces mans sauce WAIscrs
Fl Prey: «Pit:
. NORWALK. edits
. "‘ffimwmhmg
itinerant...
MILL inning.
i ~i¢ti‘lt’b.i '1‘ hi: .‘iOI-
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froth
WEQWIW
LINCOLN. ROOFING ampeh LADJSERS, ordinary arid Etien-
on. I ,I w; . e»
tor. fabric rooting. warranted
FiR BUMPER. two sizes; I -
for eight yearn. «I. II . II.-
TAR PAPER. 1, a, and 3-ply. SASH WEIGHTS and CORD.
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Norwalk Chronicler