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. Evening Sentinel has a circula-
rilthe town of Norwalk and its
lower. considerably, than the
Hull circulation of the other three
. :delllee. Oar press room is al-
iye‘open to advertisers.
It! York "mid Weather Forecast
Today clear weather will prevail, pre-
filed frosts, with fresh and light
We! y to westerly winds and slowly
g ~temperature. On Wednesday,
"Mar. fair weather will prevail, with
‘ . , ly winds becoming southerly. and
' uradny fair to artl cloudy, milder
miter, possibly to] oWe by rain on the
southern coasts of this section.
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Thermometer Record.
. The highest point of the thermometer
~ tor the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today was 44 0 degrees above zero.
_ ._ Moisture Almanac lor Tomorrow.
, Sunrises, Sun sets l'Righ tide l Low tide
' , “6339' at 4:35 l at 8:11 I atlzlhl
.WHAT FIDEIAIS HAS TO SAY.
H Dry Sundays Did It.
, .Tummnny—-“and the cat came back.”
Dry Sundays did it. The object was good,
' but the reform dose was too large to be
' munched by. uneducated tastes. ’Tam-
many promises a new and popular brand
'6! reform. .We are anxious to see it.
Bowever, New York state is (l. K., and so
i 1898.
A Long Felt want.
A long-felt want has arrived, which
‘ , will do much toward elevating the moral
toneof mankind. in the shape of a little
.f‘lfl'mfion that will remove the top of a
' hard boiled egg effectively without the
aid of frantic gesticulations and cuss
words. w
Wasn't Cleveland‘s Fault.
_ When we hear that the workingman is
pying up his butcher, grocer, doctor and
' oboe bills, with something like regularity,
then we can begin to talk about good
times once more. Some time ago mcu
worked full time, had monev to spend.
dressed well and looked happy—hut it
wasn’t Cleveland’s fault.
* Condolence or Congratulations‘.‘
" We hear of an Ohio man who has just
succeeded in having his wife‘s speech rc-
.. .. .atored, after six years of silence. No par-
ticulars are given as to why she remained
silent so long or under what circunr
' stances her voice returned: therefore we
. are in doubt whether to extend condol-
ence or congratulations.
Moms.
The late Samuel Appleton of Phila.
dolphin was a signal instance of never
say die. He learned the trade of immu-
factoring hosiery in England and came
to this country in 1853. Three times he
started in business. Throetimcs he fail-
~ ed. Sometimes he would go on smooth-
”ly several years, and than had lack
a would ovartake him. This brought him
downt01883 after his third failure.
llhen he was despondont awhile and
Md some cards printed with the in-
l'le’crlption, “No C, No C, No C, No C,"
four times repeated. It meant“no cash,
,no,credit, no courage, no character.”
Still Mr. Appleton really did have both
courage and character left. and with
_ the assistance of a friend began work
‘ 1' again. He understood how to make a
feat dye hosiery, and this was a great
advantage. A small factory was estab-
lished in 1888. Mr. Appleton did not
live long enough to become a million-
site, but in the 12 years from 1888 to
1895 he had wcumuhltod a clear $150,-
" .00. The nyuuwlmcnunot bo downed
must always din at last.
It is probable that 10 per cent is add~
ed to the world’s gold supply by the im-
proved methods of extracting the metal
from quartz. Ibo best of these methods
‘ ll known as the cyanide process. By
means of it the tailings from the quartz
nulls can be taken up, worked over and
I quantity of gold extracted from them
‘ that not only pays all expenses, but
. dends boulder. By the aid. too. of
NI cyanide process old mines that
Vere entirely abandoned some years
ago have been reopened and made to
Mace remunerativoly.
.7 The northwest does not seem to be
‘ hauling in population so rapidly at
I lineages it did in former years. One
man is thata strong currentof migra-
line has been directed toward the south
and southwest.
There are 4,700,000 factory men and
‘tmhanlcs in this country. Although
Hines are getting good again. more than
W-lourths of these are still waiting
We their ”wag“ raised to antepanle
‘ at... ever
"An attack or La Grippe. three
years on left we a hyaleel
wreck. on being naturally frail
and delicate, it nomad as if I
never should rally again In-
duced at last to try
I
Sarsaparllla
I was surprised after taking it
two weeks. t find I was salon
strength. an new I am pleas.
to say I am enjoying better health
than I ever had before in my
life.”——Eva Basso. Lincoln, 111.
Highest Awards
World’s Fair
Chicago.
Brave words and noble were those at
terod by young John Mnckay when he
took charge of the Paris and of the Post-
al Telegraph Cable company, “What-
ever I shall undertake in telegraph af»
fairs it shall be right and clean from
top to bottom, with a duo appreciation
of the worth of every nian. whether by
my side or in the struggle for rivalry. "
One of the unfathomable mysteries of
this life is that such a modest. useful,
capable and clean young man should
have been taken out of life—taken, too.
in so tragic a way, when there are
y thousands of idle, rich youths who are
‘ mere cumberers of the ground, living
on the money their fathers and grand-
fathers amasscd, hundreds of young fel~
lows whose death at any time would
leave the world better off.
No territory where extraordinary
mines of precious metals have not been
suddenly discovered has got on in the
world so rapidly as Oklahoma. In the
years since she has been organized she
has established a state university, ac-
quired a population of 275,000 and ac-
cumulated taxable property to the
amount of 040,000, 000. Great prosperia
ty awaits Oklahoma.
SENTINEL PATTERN.
A Tissue , Paper Pattern of lhls Garment
May be Obtained by Using the Coupon.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated lluzar
Glove—Fitting Patterns, by which We can
present to otir lady readers some of their
very neWest and choicest patterns of gar~
merits. Full and explicit directions for
putting together the garments accom-
pany each pattern.
CMS—LAOTES’ BASQUE.
HINTS BY MAY MAN'I‘ON.
Russian blue crcpon is here stylishly
associated with plaid velvet. that displays
a ground of light brown, cross—barred
with yellow and blue. The short, round
basque waist. hasa seamless hack ar-
ranged over linings fitted by a curved
centre seam, and side back gore». l'n-
tier-arm gores join the back to the f route,
which are closely adjusted by single bust
darts. and close diagonally from the left
shoulder. The fanciful trimming por-
tions consist of bias bands of erepon lined
with silk, that are lltted smoothly across
the shoulders and narrowed at the
waist by single backward turnlng side
plnita, ending in gracefully pointed culls
several inches below the edge of basque
back and front. The close fitting collar
closes ntlhclcft shoulder. thllshly full
glgot sleeves, arranged over comfortable
linings. fit the arm closely below
the elllowmmlnrc plainly completed at
the wrists. Four large, fancy steel and
gilt buttons decorate the front. "and-
some coniblnatlons of material and color
can bedcveloped by the mode, which is
Well adapted to the stylish woolcns, vr-l‘
vet and silk fabrics now aoltaonable.
The qnantlty of llducb wide material
required to make this basque fora lady
having a li‘Mnch bust measure is ll”,
yards; for a lltl-lnch size, 4 yards; for a 40-
inch size, 4', yards.
Patterns for making No. one are cut in
five sizes. for a 32-inch, ill-inch. mum-h.
38-inch and “Much bust measure. and re-
tail for twenty-live cents.
EVENT“ IEITIREI. ooum
EWING TO ONE PATTERN Y
SIZE. OF No. no. AN
tthie fill d
[lbgnmmoou‘t‘h‘gn remnants and-d no?
Student's Bargain House.
“All!
a tuna no
I have a melody that bee cured some”
badoanee of long standing. Ice. One
Week I will give .
A TRIAL BOTTLE FREE"
to any sufferer. Ask for
HALE’R CURE for ASTHMA.
HALE... nonst-
nonunion was
0. ll. tilllllllll’i. Fondant.
Hardware Specialties.
‘” «some up
the house in the
{all and earl winter
-rneane a t orough
overhauling of fur-
naces and stoves—if
you have them-rand
purchasing them if
you haven’t.ln either
case we can and
cheerful] willbe of material assistance
to you. urnaces and Stoves, with their
various parts and connections, are special—
ties of ours. The Carton for which we are
solea entsln Norwalk has not its equal
in all esirable qualities.
llaptlre for any store that's made
CALL AND SEE AT THE
STORE EAST END OF
BRIDGE. «moor
m
OV’ERCOATS.
New lot in Blue and Black. ’ ‘
$0.00 TO $10.00.
Tailor-made, latest at is, satin waists
and sleeve 1 uiugs.
Diagonal Worsted Suits in Blue
and Black. '
$8.50 A SUIT.
All great bargains. Call and examine.
H . GOODWIN ,
170 WASHINGTON STREET.
..‘-
eel
’4.‘
Don't be “stuck up," but
allot [Magnum laughter _ A
‘tth . Page's ng-ld Glue.
Thatwillsavemoneyandthethings.
' will be practically good as new. and A,
. no time lost with boiling or heating: .
Le Page's Glue is qum‘d; always ready;
. applied in an instant; “sets" slow y
enou h for you to makeaperfect i. win!
aadt en"Sticlc.rhI:eall
artsst'd"- '
', as onelady remarked. heliiehasn't
»‘ been cooked out in the manufacture
laswithanimlgiue.) Le Page'sglueis
equallygoodloreithertlieheaviestor .
. most delicate work, and contains no
discoloring acid. .“
The United States Govern-
ment specnies LePage’s as the ,
standard. 4
BOTTLES for household use to cents.
‘ t mot—iii:
that keeps good time
is worth its weight
in gold, but a poor
time keeper isn‘t
worth the room it
occupies on the shelf.
We put nothing but
the best workman—
ship in ours.'aud for beauty of form and
face, and for accu racy in up~trrtimcsncsm
We are not afraid to challenge them with
any other jewuler in town. ()ur l’nl’l't"
lain styles are very fetching. and when
wound up to go they are not to be trilled
with.
90.—
Iloruer B. 110 t.
euro i iv
Changes cannot be guaranteed the
samdapmiahandedin. Every red
amiable wort will be made to acconlmo-
date patrons, but change cannot be in-
mleduponaean'ghtuulmoomie cent
in by 2 o'clock in the afternoon of the
lay before Mange in desired.
25 YEA RS.
SATU RDAY.
to. peel my more.
II S.
c . A . s - II P
Rillllllllllltlls Hill
le1 Pork. 5"-
Bauea e, Sperry dc Barnes 100-
Legs utton Be.
Mutton Chops 100-
Fore Quarter Mutton 46'-
Frankforters "l”-
Bologna - 10"-
Free and Pickled 'l‘rlpe “'3-
Hend C eese "”-
use}
in
Liver Wurst 1,; .. 100.
‘ lino tats“: lll tin Sumo 1m
"”"Eéi‘h’h’iIiéi-TEB"
Special Announcement.
Having remodeled my store throughout. 1 now claim that l have one of the lineal.
and bent arranged stores that can be found.
NOVEMBER 9th.
one of the most complete and selected stocks of
WATCHES. DIAMONDS. JEWELRY. SOLID SILVER.
NOVELTIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Hultable for mixer. Flue (flocks. Optical Goods,
7 . hi the labile for
store shouldtonrht of Than an“ “ml“. lllflrlll‘l’,
SOHAUB’S MARKET,
38 Washington Steal. South ilomll.
A nice
have something to suit every
k thatldellghte every woman w
lo
taste a d . neon
the foremoetmaltere of the world. it every pocketbook . The d. o
This week we offer the best values ever hold at this time or year.
mm», and pays we?
JACKETS.
More styles than you could
87.50, 89 75, $0.50 and $12.76.
ALL STYLES.
Nothing but the best goods offered, a
parieon elsewhere means porches
and get some of these good thine
Bergen 46 inches wide, 37 1 2c.
for this week, 350.
75c quality; sale price, 50c.
Hosiery and lindel
only 10c
r pair.
, M'en’pe
12 1-20 pair.
value, $1.50.
1
imagine in in day. See our special values
CAPES.
Double or single, of Beaver, Boucle or Rough Effects.
extra good values. Better ones, of Plush and Far,
a:
up to $45.
ing here.
Dress Goods.
Bargains greater than we ever offered be-
fore. For six days profits will be lost sight of
but record breaking sales will follow Be sure
wear
500 quality Heavy Twill, Black Cheviot
36 in. Black, Figured Mohairs, 50c quality;
60 in. all wool French Twills, all colors,
Boys’ Heavy Ribbed Black Hose. fast
color, spliced heel and toe, worth 17c; Saturday
a Black Half Hose. Eermsdorf dye,
double soles, regular price, 19c; for Saturday,
Ladies' Wool Combination Suite, special
1 case boys’ and girls’ gray and white
Merino Vests and Pants. sizes 24 to 34. value
Telephone Call. 57-4.
THE BOSTON STORE
CORNER MAIN AND
Do Not Forget That we are Headquarters for
CHILDREN’S . CLOAKS.
w wbobu e.‘ We
”glen-“every ode from
this week, at “.98,
“$3.50, $5.98, 86.98.87.119. These are
ALL PRICES.
.ment, 24c. ‘
. t arment, 240.
customer.
day and Monday only, 40c each.
I
Hankerchiefs.
! stitched Handkerchiefs, 3c each.
I
cred border. 10c quality, 50 each.
WALL 51's.. NORWALK.‘
nd every garment guaranteed as represented. Gem-'
It has been proven one hundred times a week.
38c; during this sale, while they last, per gar.
Ladies’ Ribbed Egyptian Vests and Pants,
Fleece Lined, silk finish. pearl buttons, full
as, a great bargain at 390; curing this sale,
Not more than three suits
lease Men’s Gray Shirts and Drawers, part
wool, the greatest bargain put over a counter;
not more than three suits to a customer; Satur-
50 doz. Men’s Silk Scarfe, Tacks, Band
Bows and Four-in-hand styles, regular value.
48c; during this sale half price, 24c. each.
Handerkerchiefs.
Just purchased for this sale. 1,000 dozen
Lot 1. ~Ledies’ and Miesee’ White Hem-
Lot 2.——-Men’s extra size, fine cambric, col-
7
open.
fortune.
lEADINB .GRUBER,
TELEPHONE CALL.
BOTH EYES OPEN.
When you buy groceries you should go into it with both eyes
When We tell you that ours is the most complete and moder-
ate priced stock in the city, we do it to open your eyes. Then if
you persist going some place else it’s not our fault, but your mis-
'l‘he linest Gilt Edge Butte}, the richest Coffee, the pure bud-
dcd Tea, the finest Crackers produced, Liquid Rennet, Kitchen
Bouquet. Everything new in the specialty line.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
33 WASHINGTRN STREET.
l8-2.
r. sonata. M. n.
55 80. MIN 81. 30. IllRWIlK.
Practice Limited to Diseases of Women
muse noun, Honda” and Thursdays. I to
o. tn All I!
l895
YEARS.
3.55
Will open on
and In fact,e\'er‘tblnu a first. class lowelry
st favors. ’l econ-lolly invite them to
- n . I - o - E .. s
flllST-llllss hills
, We have in
"1"!“ ”‘3 advise our route era to
Hhoulder be. old price. Alter law
8 lb. ll Lard film.
Pvt oust. its to lllc.
Bound Steak 10c.
Fresh and Pickled Tongues 10c.
Smoked Tongues 10c.
Sauerkraut 10c. at.
Fresh (ironed Bones for Chicken:
Every Tuesday and Friday . .
on. lllllrhoil’nltnn
use
TRY OUR
HOME MADE PIES
ILL KINDS. IO CENTS.
MEAD’S.
New Tomatoes. rer can. To. .
We euannlreererylhng we tell.
walk and Heath Norwalk.
New Seasonable
101m. Oat Meal. 25c.
racers of or
New Corn. 4 rape or 2. ,. 1 lbs. bard. the
R O () I) e on "mm Pose. 1 cans for 26c. 0 lbs. Soda Crackers. 25c.
._..._ cw Tlaielnl. r. l ior use. New Orleans Molasses. gal. 43c.
New Unlllorula noes. ll lbe. for 25¢. Sonar Cured Shoulders. per 101.. to.
New (lalllornla A rimte. 2 lbs. iur 23c. Buyer (fund Home. per in" in;
my unmet B. r. a tits. for at». be t Pork. fat or lean. per lb. me.
New Small Beans l0? at . 7c. No. 1 Salt Mackerel, perlb.. lie
New Prepared link when per okg. 10c. 231m. white on (1 sugar. .1.
New Pancake rm r. m vim. llc. 21 The. Granulated Huger. at
Your money back if you are not satisfied.
The Value of a, Dbllar
he ends a a sh t on can buy for it. It is became the peopleof the twin cities have
ed lhln will... type do» our rut success. and that we are today the load
or are the pioneers of low prices and we mean to eep lathe
Goods.
ls-
FLOUR! FLOUR l FLOUR l
received another car load of our famous "MA D8." 11%
ytheir winter supply“
now for title is t ' inetwe
is sold the prwe it need.
be considerably re
mauo s. (intimation) $4.25.
a- ammtu on pace holda m on lot only.
Try our linemen letter at 250 Ill.
TlIE twyotunun a
are
Norwalk Chronicler