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M
no Washington otroot.
telephone call. out. hunch
“Wall street. Harwell; telephone
Wm‘lohonld inclines-ho
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on! lVliinto osmium.
Bomt’flohrstaflon.
list/livelier Sentinel has a circula-
In the town of Norwalh and its.
' larger, considerably. than the
, bleedelrellatioa of the other three
“dunks Oar press room is a].
a... York lletdld'leoilier Forecast
v The weather today promises to be part?
'§ILclondy with no decided temperature
. e um followed by cooler and fair con-
ditions. Tomorrow it promises to he gen~
orally fair and cooler.
Thermometer Record.
. .The highest point of the thermometer
- for the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today was co 0 degrees above zero.
' Ilolatiire Almanac for Tomorrow.
{ Sunrises Sunsets High tidellmw tide
scene at 4.30 at 0.29 | attizlll
WHAT FIDELIS HAS TO SAY.
. ’ . 3, flow to Boom the Hospital.
‘ftisa well-known fact that the twin
,ty governments receive practically no
uclal recompeuce for street usage
gm the trolley railroads, owing to one
', the most unjust and unreasonable in-
. mucosa! unexplained legislative folly,
whereby the taxes of such corporations
, no collected by the state instead of being
'paldtothe towns and cities where they
operate, and by whose support they exist.
It is understood if the law was so chang-
ed as to make such taxes payable to the
proper lecalitieo, that every street rail-
road system in the state would gladly
endorse it. However, in view of the ex-
isting conditions and knowing that our
street railways are willing and anxious
to participate in anything that will be of
public benefit so far as they are able. the
following suggestion is earnestly made
In the belief that they will cordially
second it: It is proposed that the Hospital
emulation and the electric roads agree
v ' upon ucertniu day each year to be especial-
» ly designated as "Hospital Day,“ when
bath roads will devote. say three cars each
for an entire day in behalf of the hospital
fund; that is, alllfarcs collected on such
care over and above expenses he donated
to the shorts worthy cause. The plan can
be greatly elaborated or adopted to any
charitable cause, and is by no means
original, having originated at Home. (in.
and later tried in several other places,
the largest being Syracuse, N. \'.,
with the most gratifying success, not
only to the promoters, but to the local
streetrailronds at well. An outline of
the modus operandi. as was followed by
the Woman's Christian association of
Syracuse. in.Scptenibcr, may he of interest.
A committee of ladies formulated such a
plan and laid before the various local rail.
road managements. all of which received
the idea, and upon due considemiimi of
thedetaiis approved it. subject to the con-
dition that the cars assigned to the
benefit fund have. in addition to
the regular conductors and motormen,
lady conductors pro icin. whose duty
would be to collect all fares. A rate was
him agreed upon for the. use of the cars,
which just covered the expenses of oper-
ntlng them. The event was much talked of
In the local papers, and asgthe time ap-
proached interest lincreascd. Merchants
dtcoratod cars voluntarily. in addition to
colored electric light effects donated by the
nilroads; business men organised athletic
contestn which were held in suburban re-
aorta on the lines of the roads, and the
demand for special cars for trolley parties
could hardly be met. The lady conduc-
tors. all beauties. were selected from the
crcum of society. dressed in neat iltting
nppropriate continues. it. is reported that
everything passed oll‘ without a hitch,
and the immense crowd lmndlcd, bore coir
elunlve evidence that the whole city was
heart and soul in the rubric. All the
roads, each of which had donated from
nix to twelve curs, according to their capa-
city. announced that owing to the in«
creased trulllc due to the novelty and
‘ enthusiasm of§thc occasion, their receipts
lunged the same as usual, it is not to
he expected that such a scheme could be
“fried outfion such a large made here. but
it is believed that it could he very success»
fully adopted and limited to the facilities
" at band. Both the Hospital association
and the railroad companies will have snf-
liclent opportunity to get their heads to-
”the! and think (Nor the hint before the
*‘ woof-door mason again arrives. when it
g be eileotnally tried. Finims.
lioyi'o Theatre Programme.
The change in the programme used in
Hoyt’o Theatre has met with warm favor
both with the audiences and with
the enterprising business houses
when edvertimneats are in it. A
‘ht feature is the interweaving of the
not some of the meet popular pro
alartlsts and leading pinya with
Illnhonthe advertisements. There will
m changes f‘robr: tlm‘ettomtllme. The
use canoe ong t a ya u-
, ubioadrertisla medium. Mine Luis M.
.» turban
‘ r.
and edited the rennin
‘ “noon and is doing so it is season.
‘I of the p more for Rice’s
, . Wynn
y'hoth .
,Batitrdey nomination
,thesioetitooilundtho
ammonium
an Ever
“An attack oi he Grim three
rem m left me my
wreck. being not it
and deligatfisa unwanted as
V0! 5 0 again.
Signed at but to tryy
if I
In-
Saroaparilla
I wants rprised after taking it
turn weeks, to find I was gain an
stren h, and now I am pleased
to say am enjoyinkbctter health
than I ever had fore in my
life."——EVA anoo, Lincoln, Ill.
Highest Awards
World’s Fair
Chicago.
SENTINEL PATTERN.
l Tissue Paper Pattern oi this Garment
May he Obtained by Using the Coupon.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Bazar
Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicest patterns of gar-
ments. Full and explicit directions for
putting together the garments accom-
pany each pattern. ‘
NHL-LADIES WAIST
HINTS BY MAY MAN'l‘ON.
Green crepon and fancy plaid silk, are
here tastefully combined. the stock .351.
lar of silk being overlaid in front with
double paquin points of sheer bastiste.
edged with narrow valenciennes lace. The
stylish arrangement of the box‘plaited
fronts is made over linings fitted with
double bust. darts, that close in front un-
der the centre plait. Graduated bias
strips of the plaid silk are gathered on
each side and arranged between the plaits
to form lengthwise pulling. The lower
edge of fronts is gathered between the
plaits and droop in French blouse style
over the crush belt of silk. The seamless
back has two hoxpluits applied to iaeet
the front plnit at the shoulder seams.
sloping gracefully in tin- waist line.
l'ndcr-nrin gorcs separate the buck and
fronts, producing a smooth adjustment
at the sides.
stylishly to the elbow, and outline the
arm closely to the wrists, where they are
plainly completed. Dressy waists in this
style can he made from any ofthe plain or
fancy silks, or velvet, usually employed
for this purpose. the choice of both color
ing and fiibcric being almost unlimited.
'l‘hcqnnniily of 44-inch wide material
required to make this waist for n lady
having it iii-inch bust measure in .‘l ,
yards; for n leanh size, lyards; for u l0-
iiich size. l‘, ynrds.
Patterns for making No. ll,i‘iii nre cut in
live sizes, for a 32-inch, ill-inch, Ill'riuch.
lid-inch and 40-inch bust measure. and re-
tail i‘or twenty-live cents.
EVElilliii SEITIIIEL (lililPilll
IENTI'I‘LINI} TO ONE PATTERN ANY
817.5. OF NO. llfriT
Ont this out. fill in your name and addreer
land mail or take to
Stunevam’s Bargain House.
ADDRESS-
PATTERN No. tll'ld‘l. HIZE...............IN
This coupon and la «to. will aocnre Ibo
pattnrn at Btnrtevant‘n. North Main and
m streets-ghoul) N-irwallr.
ii
it’s an old Saying
that. it‘s easy to give
advice, but the ad
vice given isn't al-
ways Worth follow.
ing. Sun for your-
self if We‘re right-
when we on that the
proper p are in
Houili Norwnlk to
buy watches in at
IIC)Y'1"S
Jewelry and ilpiical
Stole.
Mind lib iy
Sling A song or 1:» mm ....
Le Page a Liquid (line:
"U.”HIWJ' tun-Mr ildgim‘lii‘i
Joined as good on now.
When the dish was brolmn
The men folks gave a groan.
But said-«when it was mmnlwl.
”We never would imvi- lmuwn.”
it mends everything so
NEATLY, EASILY and SURE-“LY
that articles may be put to
service again the next day.
and no worry over it.
Full gigot sleeves droop n
to any sufferer. M for
BALE? 003! for MA.
The Eloqnem Ind “winked (hater,
.EX-PBIEST
SLAVERY
AND WIFE COMING TO XURWAIJK.
They will give three lectures in
llillllllll - arm - noun.
I 'MI‘ Ii
.mmfim 2'. I m
His first sub out: “Why I Left the lie»
man Catholic esthood and “hat "tow
Therein."
= Read this. It will not appear again.
'ilis equal has never been heard in this
city. Crowds everywhere in New Eng
land. His lectures will be the talk of
the city. Ilia first visit here.
Heis gifted. eloquent and witty. arfl
challen es any nest or bishop tow
him‘ in debate. is receives the heartless
up lauae and is cheered to the echo.
' his will be the greatest "ml; of your
life to hear Siattery. He has no «you! on
this question. It is only once in a life,
time you have the chance of hearing a
man of his ability. Mi other speaker!»
on this question are more imitators in
comparison to flattery. Remember you
learn more in listening to his Erratum
than all the inmlrs yimwonitt renal!!! I
lift-time.
Do not confuse his name with that of
other speakers on this question.
The Nurtvnlk Opera House will be. [racist
I'll on this occasion.
MRS. Si.;’t'l"l‘l".il.\", known as Sister
Mary Elizabeth in thc cxmvrnt. speaks to
indies only Thursday ni'tcrmmn, or cum p.
1.
You \‘Viiitlt‘t! something nit tie-yer saw
hcfni'rrv .\ I’l’tli‘)fi'i”fi Wil" 3.
Mil. SLAT'l‘i'IltY speaks to men: only
Thursday night on ”The Secrets of the
(You fessional.”
A thousand indies attended in Hartford.
and two thousand men in Worcester.
Many cxim sents will lie pruvirterl to
accommodate the immense m‘ldimcn- all
wnyein attendance. To cover septum
of priming, hall and Unveiling. the fol—
lmving prices are adopted .tci-i’nimiorr,
only 25 cents; reserved sewn. iii”) rent-e, rm
\Veilnesiiny night, and iii. some, with .‘sr
cents for rest-Wed sealant Thursdays 5m;
vote. lectures. Ladies and. gentlemen rul-
miiied Wednesday night when admiss'n'mw
are cheaper.
Make your arrangements to go. Take
someone with you. Every Protestant,
cvcry ('atholic should hear him.
All lectures different. ’I'ocnmnvenwe all
fizlltl and 2:30. Doors animal: 7. No ditch
eta sold in advance.
Pay no attention to any article Wiir
lisiwd against Mr. Matter-y: they are all
written by (‘atholic writers. Resolve to
hear him for yourself.
Save this paper. Mark this advertise-
ment. Remember the «hole and place. as
this long advertisement will not appear
again. It given full particular». I
this notice through once more.
it. on your mind.
VIII!" ....
srstni on IEETIIB
FICAYO'B'D OFFICE
90mm Newt-ans. mu.
'l‘uJum‘le 'l'lmlm‘, f'ict'lt of Mir l'ir'n' of More!»
It'uru‘ulli. l'nnn. Dillard!!! memory not“ Ill
me out Mayor. and by order at their to
Councilmen of said Mun! hereby allover oat-o
to uive notice to the ivgtll‘ voters of this city.
that a special cltv meeting will]! M W In
Arlen Hall. on Madison street. tummy. m
Manda .tiie lllth day of November. not all
llo'r'ioc p. m.. to spprew or dlanmr the foil.
lowing remlutlona nioptcdl by the sand Board
of (‘ourvcllmrnz Via:
“llmhmi. 'i’ t the none at stem new
live hundred l Mler. or membrane.
of as may be new. to our! the mm lie
hereby appropriat from rite city treasury.
for the purpose .9! nwpihtliln a
sand tiller in connection wrath the m e y
reservoir. with airline-rear: and proper
inn’ and connections.
“lirmlmt. umber. Thotnuwwerlt shall be
done under the direction at the Water em.
miselonerr: Milt” Mir
um proper men “but.
”ill? at loath Norm. November rah. A.
Hiunnd. Homeroom fl. Ln. m.
A true copy.
Ati est. loom Tums. City 6%.“
JAMES PLUMBER,
”Mildew“.
Contact: made to dig and mallow.
wells and room grading. blunting. etc"
eapoclulty.
Janodmliwumute- and m
laden-em neuter.
m
d ww..wvotliillw1 mm in do it promptly and
a?! Corner ldain and Wall Streets. llorwalk.
O-
u
ALWAYS UP TO TIME.
o > 383%... "
the latest designs i
double Capo Capes
Navy
Jill is, BiPES
this has been for Jackets and
Capes
body has been here for a new
Jacket. We have sold more
garments up to date then we did
all last winter. That is saying
a great deal, but it is true. We
V" don't wonder at it for we have . ,,_
n rhieid fronts. oblique fronts, square fronts. We have the single Cape, the
. trimmed with fur. Capes unlrimmed, long Fur Capes, and short Fur Capes.
Children's short J eckets and Children’s long Coats, all the latest
Brown, blue and black Beaver Jackets, for Ladies and Misses, all sizes, $5; worth, $9.98.
and black Boncle J acket, 89 49; worth 312.
Black Boogie. limited number, ‘7 50; worth 89 49.
Oblique shield front Imported Diagonal. 813 50; worth $17.50.
Diagonal Boucle J acliet. $18 50; worth $23.
Black Boucle Cape. heavy weight and lined. 613. 50; worth $17 98.
Black Cheth. trimmed with Broadcloth, $7.50; worth 010.
36 in Sea! Plush, 210 sweep, $13 98; worth $17.50.
30 in Wool Seal. extra sweep. $33; worth $41.
Electric Seals 2’.‘ in long. $22.50; worth 330.
Mill runs. ‘ ‘
What a. remarkable season
It seems as if every-
\'.
novelties.
.50 Cocque Bone. 54 in. long,
100 Thioet Bose. very best
Plaid. in great variety.
0TH
open.
fortune.
CHARL
ioo imitation Mink Boas. patent heads, regular price, $1.48, 75c.
quality, 82.48. $3 on and $5.98.
Real Ostrich Bone, 54 in long, 310 98 and $14 98,
Fur Trimmings. etc. Silk, Beaver. very desirable. value 38c, 21c.
'l‘bibet Trimming. very friil and best quality, $1.25.
tompleto line of Coney, Electric Seal. Mink and Sable Trimmings, all qualities and styles.
. This week we shall offer all our Imported Dress Patterns at prices that will suit, In each
piece there is one dress pattern—no duplicates—at M36 36 75,87 50.38,;9.$10,tl2 and 812.25 They
are beautiful in coloring and qualit .
the same styles in New York. Loo at them:
10 in. Bonele. green and blue, 75c quality, 50c per yard.
Elli in all wool Serge, 370 quality. 25c per yard.
50 in. all wool Serge, all colors. 75c quality, 50c per yard.
36 in. all wool Mixtures. 39c quality, 25c per yard.
5" in. all woo! Diagonais, 81 quality, 750 per yard.
52in. all wool Matelasee, 81.25 quality, ti per yard.
When you buy groceries you should go into it with both eyes
When we tell you that ours 1
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-
iEliiliiiii iiiiiliiill,
TELE PH
NECK BOAS.
3L4&
DRESS GOODS.
You would have to pay from $2 to $3 a pattern more for
_—7 —
PEN.
EYES ’0
e
s the most complete and moder-
’i‘lic iincst Gilt Edge Butter, the richest Coil'ee, the pure bud-
ded Ten, the finest Crackers produced, Liquid Rennet, Kitchen
Bouquet. Everything new in the specialty line.
ES E. SEYMOUR.
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
ONE CALL. I 3-2.
itillitiii‘lliml llllliKS
c. l. IlSlllllll’E. Proprietor.
Hardware :-= Specialties.
“~—
We link to all you amtionto our line of
KITCHEN HANG E8,
CYLIN DIR STOVES.
PABLO“ STOVEB.
suit
We aim have a Full blue of
If ow have arrow we neat repair ad or nu
E PIPE and I'lI‘TINGS.
artificially.
Imlro tor mien that”: mode
w
a“ Bull and 8» Is It (lor
'0' butt. (”I EM OI
It” an em
0 ‘r If} R COA'I‘S.
New lot in lliue and Black.
$13.00 To $104)“.
Tailor-made. Intent st 11-. satin waists
all! alone! hinge.
liners! Iorottl lolto ill Blue
and Ilool.
$8.50 A SUIT.
All great bargains. Call and examine.
H . GOODWIN .
I?” WASIIIXGTON 151' INSET.
mortal-rue
mm tor-lino him-nost-
oIe-Iir menus-duller. it. in. Por-
mmwudnuom-ium
arboretum
”W.WT
. .2 ,
‘ 1" m " ”mugging
’I‘IIY ()ITIR
HOME MADE PIES
ILL KINDS. i0 CENTS.
MEAD’S.
n“n“"”é§.ni -
I
.5 lbs. liooii iiuieiim. Itu: l qia. Small litmus, “a
4 lbs. llcst Raisins. than :I qls. Largo ilcuiw. his
aim. " Cleaned l‘urnints. .lfw lllllrs. ilmmt' lliickwhcoi, fl
1: "M. “ Citron. ‘wa l0 lbs. Untilnkcn, m .
1: lim. " bot-dices Raisins. :Ifw ii lbs. Hmlu (writers. ’3 g
2 live. “ Apricots. If": 5" lbs. Milk lfrm'kcrs. m’
3 lbs. " Prunes. '15“ i.’ llku‘i. Best liiiriiwin-ul. ”a ”
ll km. N. IC. Mince Mont. lfw vi Wins Tomatoes, ‘0
4 be. Good Lord. it‘s- 4 coiisl‘om. *
:tib. pail i‘nttoienc, 25c Il cans Pumpkin. in
2 lira. Cream Cheese. '37w ii cans Hiring lit-rim, flu
i ll). Creamery Butter. 315v Il cans Lima iii-ans. W
1 lb. Mixed Ten. :15:- il cans Peas. fie
i lb. Ground Caller, L150 Trill. poi. .lelly. Silo
3 lbs. llest (Jodlish. ‘quc Illii, pot Preserves, mu
M
lllllD 8. FLilllll. Best in the World. $4.25 bill.
lllillilllllltitllocillltu
mannered, ”Idem
g Hermit.
Norwalk Chronicler