a link. In- its issue of Bop
« “are ltlloft'mnrdeim-c
. W sabre the part '
Wt Id" 9181! In the life
. 1‘ It lI I well-known tact
”depend upon it for em-
Mhrlnging employer and
“that no method has ever
that is superior to this.
W
. . Times-Herald tells why
Much will not he boy-
”1 Mg other things IayI:
I world's fair are really
. ,and far reaching to be
‘ Identified with the fate and
"or any city. 'II in the pros-
- only. the French capital
be benefited there would be no
for our participating. Dreyfus
sort or trading post. with ....
'Irtlatio attractions and magpi-
apaetacnlar features."
Ian Francisco 93;, observes:
‘ 4 . of the situation at this dis-
' ‘ it appears the British have ev-
‘ ' \to gain by a waiting policy
Wnotldng to gain by war. There is
bent party In the Transvaal which.
”left free to deal with the problems
”the country. will certainly sooner or
give encouragement to the con-
on of new railroads, the open-
tag at mines. the building of factories
and the develoment of a complex civ-
out of the pastoral communi-
tr ‘thet holds the land "
sons]: FABRIC!!! All) FUCHS.
(Debuah in The Hartford Conrant).
English chop-dishes are rorrnd. in-
stead of the usual oval shape]
Boulllon"cups of crystal or porce-
lain are low and flat. with fluted cov-
Low shapes prevail in fruit dishes.
”they are of liliigree silver or painted
, porcelain.
Salad bowls either match the service
are of cut or silver-rimmed Bohe-
glass.
—?——"'"F— _
"Corn sets consist of long. slender
' - with plates to match in on
corn pattern.
g pretty odds and ends are lit-
for bread and butter, aspar-
plntea, etc.
at every devotee of golf costuming
golf. as perhaps you already
.bnt they have learned to know
coinforts of stout, well- made shoes
M skirts. a warm cape and com
Milk gloves for tramping over Wll(
bonds In mountain regions as so man)
We been doing this season. A natty
‘addds a bit of picturesqueness to
Housekeepers who have been using
Ill when sweeping their carpets havr
Ill-covered that summer is a good that
to line Ionic other rnoiatener. Union.
the canton on the furniture are of Inc
in! that wont corrode. the salt will
l them. and then, too. the parti-
eathat Invariabiy get left on the car-
pet Intake the surface sticky and dis
agreeable.
‘ " Theodora from cooking grapes. greer
and ripe tomatoes, peppers. cabbage
melding ickles. etc.. that emanate
, from the itchens on every hand arr
7. Whale of good things next winter.
‘- lt'I a busy time and there are many
, tired backs and arms. when night
"homes, but when jars and cans are
opened up in the cold season one feels
repaid. if only the things that are
pleasantest to our palates were thr
heat for our stomachs, what a healthy
world this would be!
’l'hoee ladies who are blessed witl‘
Illinndance of hair are fortunate
to! are to be large this win—
tor. at least large ones will be worn oy
Illclaalllonably-dreseed women. You
now there may be a dliference oe-
well-dr‘eased and fashionably-
wdinen. Some of the former
W have scant locks but who would
as soon use someone elae'a tooth-
.ae to wear false hair. have dc-
to keep only thir own hair
groomed and” dressed whether
.or not.‘ And i am house
we will all admire those
M Dd thus far been brought upon
Item stage. The stage settings
and elects are the same that were pro-
thm during Ita American tour
The east is represented by a company
at "tilts especially selected by hi.
Bel-wand Irielndelmanyofthe most
and talented representative
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playarIpoeNew York theatres.
That Fits.
We have just received froru the manu-
facturers the finest selection of
UP- TD- DATE
CLOTHING
For Men and Boys
that has ever been shown in The Norwalks.
Our'clothing difiers from theordinary .
ready made goods in that it tits better
than most custom made clothing and
the price is. less than half what
your tailor would charge.
A FULL LINE OF
UP-TO-DATE FURNISHINGS.
ILLIS H.
ELLECK,
CLOTiilER, AND FURNISHER,
50 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Comslock Br others.
...—-... ..., .... -__.__.—-
3a“ hormone in
Men'smtariag'hopard.
We are receiving daily new Fell
(loods ill all their richness and splen-
dor—goods that will do you good to
feast your eyes um 11.
male; we'll tell you more about them
In the meantime call and see
our autumnal ofl’erings:
Shite and 'broassrs tor Men. Bone and
SKMmI. ‘Ssncn Shirts In the his“
Serbs “in“ Stake in Keck-
Kata u-‘Danlae sad Noumea
has and Rhinos: a\so Caps. Men's
fiat-dishing: in ordinates. ‘
Gomsiockflgroihers
Just Look what 2 50 will Buy at the Lynch Stores
orderings.
gar. -
01'
Two atom:
14 South Main st., 80.}?
Booth Borwalk.
Norwalh
. .-.w~-.—!r*—
lattal’.
With one pound (‘olfee. beans or ground at 25. 27.
Snow Flake Baking Powder. a Beautiful China Cup and Saucer.
THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,
Let us enum-
Those m a... “steam and '
tied for I!-
"Most of the cheap oil paintings"
the pictnre “are done by
ital sue on the last side in New York.
The! work in their living rooms. and
most of the painters have several
halt grown children as assistants. 'i‘he
wholesale dealers have a number OI
such artists on their books and agree
to take all they can do, the firm sup-
plying the canvas. but not the palate.
'01 course the pictures are done rapid-
3'
"An expert will range six or eight
canVIsses on a shelf that is used in-
stead of an easel and generally has a
colored print tacked upmbove as copy.
Then he proceeeds to rapidly block in
the subject. A favorite scene lea
mountain lake with a ruined temple in
the foreground. He will indicate the
lake. the sky and the mountains with-
out attempting any detaiis and pass on
to the next canvas. By the time he is
through with the last one the paint on
the first is dry. and he proceeds in the
same order with the trees. clouds and
temple.
ting in all the small accessories. and
by the time daylight wanes the row
will be done. By this system of work-
ing the artist does not have to be con-
tinually rhnnging his brushes, and he
loses no time in waiting on the drying
of pigment.
"We sell such a picture as he would
turn out at about $2. including frame.‘
the not cost of the canvas to the deal-
er being In the neighborhood of 90
cents. The workman gets 40 cents
apiece for his paintings. and most or
them average I250 a day year In and
your out. i know one man who makes
just double that amount. but he fi’lii
two clever children. As you may see.
some of the pictures are by no means
devoid of merit in spite of their slap
dash handling. in fact. a good many
of the to cent artiste occupy their
leisure in doing artistic things which
they may or may not Do able to sell.
The others bring in a steady income
and keep the pot bolling."——Ncw ()r-
leans Tllnes-iktniocrat.
HEALTH NOTES.
Some pm is are very subject to not-
tic-rash. it will suddenly apphnk.
on them when they are over- heated or
even when excited. it often locates it-
self between the shoulders and below
The nape of the neck. and becomes very
annoying. The bent. itching and stin-
ging sensations may be relieved by
bathing the affected part with bornx
'rnd water. or soda or lime watcr.
thtlc-rash is generally indicative of
nervous weakness and gastric disorder.
\l‘cakiy people who are subject to this
disorder find that fright or sudden cx-
crtion will bring it on momentarily:
so will a iihof indigestion. Simple
l.ict a quiet life. regular habits blith-
lug plenty of sunshine and fresh air!
are nclcssiiits toward a cure.
in ordinary cases of nettle-rash some
error in dict causes the attack. A
soothing remedy that hclpa some peo- .
pie is composed of one part carholicE
'u-id to 30 parts of water with a little.
eiiycerinc. The cause of nettle-ratinl
ilivcs. or urilcariu must bo discoverr-dl
illlil rcmovcd; '
it varies according to:
Illt‘ subject and the condition of thc
subject. llllil prevails more in warm‘
weather than in cold.
The stings of mosquitoes affect din...”
fern nt people in different trays. Equal
parts of baiting soda and common salt
dissolved in warn water and well I
lubbcd in rclievc tllc annoyance and
pain caused by ... .sects‘ bites 'or atlnxsl
'l‘lle eruption caused by contact witbl
poison ivy may be cured by paintingl
over the part with fresh lime water;
or by rubbing wet suit over the part:
or by bathing the parts freely with spi-
‘ rite of nitcr. it the blisters caused by ‘
the ivy are broken. one application oil
llitcr is generally quite suiliclent. ~La-l
("03' World. ‘ I
I
A bicycling patty as pursuing itsl
leisurely way alongn elightful coun-l
try road the other day. when they camel
to a particularly well-kept kitchen gar-.
dcn. A patch of most interesting grow-
ing things ran beside the fence for a
distance of ii) feet. There were in-
numerable stalks bearing aloft globes
to 20 different exquisite shades of gray-
ish green and grayish purple. which
were so striking that the party dis-
mounted with one accord. 1
“‘liow decolatlvc!” said one of tiny
mcn. ‘ ,
“What lovely color. " said one of the
girls
"That would do to paint."
artist
"W on't you please tell us what 1
said the I
orwallr.
MILFORD A. o l EFIN,
when
ltholse beautiful things are?" asked the
. gir .
l The gardener glanced around ini
amazement. and then simply said: :
"Which?"
I “Why. these things growing along
the fence here. i never saw anything
like them."
A pitying smile spread slowly over
the gardner's features.
"Them ?" he answered with a chuck-
lie "Theme onions gone to seed "
|Philadelphia North American.
of your
: lls ruinous u... out mot,
no and 32¢ per lb. or 1,9 lb. mm Tea. or 1:. lb. Lynch d
Meanwhile his helper is put- ‘
rbiit.’
.lAGKilTs BOSTON STORE
ht ii li-i'ri
a ct Fairfield County's Greatest Store,
I
Now for the Fall Business.
IT lS. llllslll lilD BUSTLE lloll NOW or.
New Goods Arriving Every Day.
New Gloves .
New China
New Outing Flannels
New Prints
New Blankets
New Comfortables
New Underwear
New Hosiery
New Oil Cloths
MTLDBEN'S
ill Illill lallils!
75c. oScaed it so"
1‘,
New Dress .(ioods
Everything given annactive look [to the
great Fail Buninenn.
store, and predicts a
BLANKE'I‘S. l lAl‘llES' FALL UNDERWEAR.
I
4 I‘MOB Grey ”Milk?“ --------- ‘- ~ ‘9" Ladies heavy Ecru and Grey Vests
4 cases White Blankets .. ........ 49c and pan"; ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 25c
20.8325 “'hlhe Blankets .. ........ 490,!“14'03 "PW poppy] VPHLH um] Panrq
2 cases White Blanket“ “0 lmrder‘i 49“ ............................... hoe
W001 BIHDK'I“ ---------- 312-" I" 35"" l case of Ludics' Vcsis and Pants
,. I we boil it tr . ii for 'fic t
TAILOR Mann alll'rs. . g' ' “P ‘ 0
start the season they go at .. 69c
Blk. Serge Suits .............. liOiml ‘ , ‘
liil'. Cheviot Suits ............ SI'MIJ' ”h” 5‘ snaps.
Navy, Brown and Fancy Suits $12.0'rll cust. White Spreads. ............ M.-
l
CHILDREN'S llATs. . I
('hiidren's Cloth Sailors .. 25c and not»;
(‘lllldren a ( loih 'l‘ams 25c and 50c
Mason l-‘ruit Jars ................ ill-3
case heavy full size ('rochct
Quilts. worth easily $1.50 31.00
TIA ill BS' COATS.
llfllllt‘h' short and long (‘aahmel‘e
coats ................ title to 85.0:
Lighting ........................ 81.09;
\VBAPPEKS.
$1.25 Lawn Wrupers. to close out ..
FALL HOSIERY.
A great line this fall for men and
women. Come and look at our new
fancy hosiery. "
lion's Fast Blk. Hose. 2 pairs 2150
Ladies Fast Blk Hose. 2 pairs 250
Boys“ Stookinga. fast bill. double
knee. 2 pairs ................ 250
Oil. CLOTHS.
23 yrs I-i Oil Cloth, all new designa.25c
75¢
10 pa 6-4 on Cloth ................ 31c
15 no 8-4 on Cloth ................ 50c
FALL JACKETS. '
5.00 Light Weight Jackets ...... $2.50
$8.00 Light Weight Jackets ...... 35.00
New Crockery. . New China.
New Lamps.
New GlassWare. New W . . . dow Shades. .
BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall St. Norwaik, Conn. 5'"
“Want” a.dvs in The Sentinel Pay.
0
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CELL '58-2.
100 BASKETS
/
33 list latitudinal.
', ' —-- 3 Pkgs. Cox's Gelatine ............ 25c 2 Pkgs. Grape Nuts. ............. 25c 3 Pt. Bottles Pickles. ............. 25c
serum Almllllll‘l'fl. Ii Pkgs. Cooper‘s Gelatlnc, ....... 25c 2 l'llga. Balaton Breakfast Food. .. 25c. ii Pkgs. Uneeda Biscuit. ....... 25c
~ _____,_ 10 lbs. Oat Flakes. ............... 25c 3 lbs. Beat Milk Crackers. ........ 250 3 Pkgs. Jinjer Wayfera. .......... 25c
‘wflm Taillighfillm 3 lbs. Muscatell Raisins. .......... 25c 7 l‘kgs. Gold Dust. ............... 25c 3 Pkgs. Best Oats. ........ . ...... 25c
’1' 30".. “at" '"f have the first 6 lbs. Rice. ....................... 25c 25 lbs. Salt, ...................... 25c l lb. Good Tea. ................. . 25c
only Induction of David Belaacoa 3 lbs. Boneless Salt Pork ........ 25c 25 lbs. Washing Soda. ............ 25c 2 lbs. Good Codes. ................ 25c
“'1". "0m 0' Maryland' which 3 lbs. Best Codilah. ............... 25c lrl Cakes Falrbanks' Laundry Soap. 25c 3 lbs Combination. .............. 23c
mfmwkfifhgfihfi‘g :1“ 5 lbs. Good Codilsh,_ .............. 25c 5 (use; Lynch‘s big value. ...... 25c 3 Pkga. Manhattan Cogee ........ 25.-
D“ a. chief attraction Its “my bibs. Pmnea. ...... l’ .............. 25c 7 Cakes lice Soap. ............... 25c 5 Cans Good Peas. ............... 25c
- million! were gig in Eng- 1 Boxes Oil Sardines, ...... ..... 23c 4 lbs. Lard. ...................... 25c 2 qt. Bottle Salad Oil. ............. 25c
‘ “figs gamma? [saintly 5 lbs. Lemon Crackers. .......... 25c i lb. any kind or assorted Spices, . 25c 2 qta. Molasses. ..... w .......... 2r..-
‘ 5 lbs. Ginger Snaps. ............. 25c 3 Cans iicst Early .lune Peas. ..... 25c 3 (lane Extra Milk. .............. 25c
m agefilum tggfhdéfil'x: 5 lbs. Fan -y Crackers. ............ 25c ‘l (‘nns Leggett's Tomatoes. ....... 25c 2 Bottles new Maple .Sfi'up. ..L . . .. 26c
of the season. it was acceptei 5 lbs. Soda Crackers. 25c :) iorgef.‘.rns Boston ll. Beans. . .. 25c 'i Botilea l‘ickles. 25c
”Elle ru- mtge-rlgflcmml ”is '[2 Cans Pineapple. ......... -. ...... 25c 2 large Cane Flat Salmon. 25c 2 Pkgs. ll. 0. Meal. .............. 21o
' " 7 Phas. ('orn Starch. ............. 26c i Pkga. Macaroni. ...... . ........ .ru- 5 (‘ans coml. Milk. .............. or».
”mg: 73.2.,233'33 ii Cans l’ottcd Ham. .............. 25c -i (Bans New Sweet Corn. .......... 230 :1 lbs. Mixed Cakes or l-‘ruit Cakes. 25w
choice of loo other different articim.
outlaw. .
lilo. ’
BONELESS BREAKFAST BACON. 1.8.. ................
lil'LBS. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR FOR . . .........
20 LBS. WHITE EX. C. SUGAR FOR .....................
MAITD 8. FLOUR. 55c BAG. 84.25 BBL.
JONES' SIYPEBLATIVE l-‘l.01'li. 57c. BAG. 84.50 BBL.
Uaeede Biscuit. Pkg; .............. 4c Lion Coffee ....................... 10c
l'neede Jinger Wafers ............ 8c Sugar ('urod llams .............. 12c
Baked Beans. Tomato Sauce ...... ’lc Sugar Cured Shoulders ....i ..... ”int
lit-d Alaska Salmon. can .......... W Walter Baker's (‘ocoa ............ zlc
it lb. Pkg. Gold Dust .............. l5c Quaker Oats Pkg. ................. 9c
lvorine Large Pkg. ............... 10c i Qt. .lar Mustard ................ . 10c
At SEYMOUR’S Store.
FANCY NATIVE
ALBERTA PEACHES
THIS WEEK.
You need a basket of this luscious fruit, and now is your time to secure it.
N 0 HOME FRUIT AFTER THIS WEEK. '
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer.
as\’t'\c 'Bo.\\ars
if you will bring your dollars to us we will stretch them over more good quality
in the way of Groceries than you'll be apt to give credit until you have had it dem- '
onstrated to you, Our customers know what we mean by this.
FANCY JERSEY SWEET POTATOES. PK.
............... 20c
............... 10c
............. $1.00
............. “.00
31bit. Salt Pork ............. .....266
3 qta. Lima Beans .............. .. 856
10 lbs. Rolled Oat! ............. . 85°
15 lbs. Yellow Meal ............ 250
TBab.orOIoneBoap ...... ..flc
l3 Laundry Soap ................ Zoo
New Mark Saleem}, Compass.
Donyvan Building. no. Norwalk. 35-31 Minn street. Ndrwalk.
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