i
COO-.00.....‘OOOOmO0.0...6......OC”OOOOOCOOOW
tomorrow.
lnM has.
roars asp
ling its own
1”” plant, sad the Evening
m an M' showing
Ioarn money,
m laiflt be derived oth-
.' .h'ywtaxation
has been said immune to the
M Ma; expenses or the
thatthe only method
The town oi Westerly
i piste-nor water works which i-
, . earning.” money with
to “he the payments by
NIw'htehthe system will become
m o! the town tree of any
‘ The hater, yon“ or Westerly
“dwells moaoyftor Westerly. Tu-
”I Is not the only method of raising
m Theeitles which have by es-
Whine their own electric light
' reduced the cost of theunun
reduced the cost to the city {or
. .ii'ou 25 Ito, it per cent. are
“m m ' eyeshanbytax-
sites. may sigma makee a prollt
the electricity furnished for com-
, menial purposes isearnlag money oth-
that by taxation. The city of
dollars aahaallyr
street runways the city which are
the property of the city This is an-
other method of meeting the expenses
of the city than by taxation. The to-
tal profits of the electric lighting plant
lea. amounted la the year '96-'97 to
$48,500. This was applied inp pyment
[d the general expenses of e city.
‘ This was meeting the expenses of the
dity Otherwise than by taxation.
. It is known that in a comparativelyg
Dew years the earnings or the munici-
Jal franchisee which are operated by
on city of Glasgow will be suincient to
'fleet the expenses of the city.
we eighth at the expenses of the
dltyot Berlin are met by the earnings
a the business undertakings carried
by the city. Tamil)“ is evidently
“the only method of meeting rife ex
pulse of the town. livery penny the
W works plant earns over and
the coat of operation is earning
ten the town for it is paying
I and placing th’e town in poa
valuable property.
the wishes to sell its birth-
:for a race of pottage; if it wish. a
W sway the right it has of using
"I streets far the purposes at
Mon and lighting. then the
is to blame because it does not
. other ways than taxation for meet-
itaexpeneea. By means of a muni-
wépl it‘hting platit this town can earn
money and reduce taxation.
‘Oeneral Manager Mansneid's argu-
“t llalnst vesttbules on trolley care,
finds before the Railroad Commission-
wlah Council Chamber, lastSaturday,
, is printed in Mint the sixth page or
' The Sentinel today. Mr. Mansfield
bring out eonlemtron‘g points in sup-
port of his side,“ the question.
2 The political situation in the judge
:3 or probate light is becoming decidedly l
" . warm and all of the candi ates are do«
lag Que lively hustling
w
”nullifilimm
ran ussnr or murmur).
, Iflr. David Belasco's latest. popular
l 3 critical success as a dramatist will be
I: gives Its first and only performance
. II this city Thursday night, at lioyt s,
when our playgoers will have an op- ‘
nullity to lag . for ' themselves
whetherthere is any exagseration in
the liberal pints. so universally be-
Med upon its performance else-
YIPLAYERS.
aimlquea. William
aieir company of tail.
re and specialty
Wat Hoytfia next Sat~
tn, the new and original
:i'he Policy Play-
, as have had im-
success nee they have start-
DWI rii lld
tigh’lggo gna eaa
are under the
m of those! two enterprising
New York ”theatrical agents and man-
'W.Ielers .‘u and Seaman.
K. at P. YIELD DAY ABANDONED.
W. her is—General
i. A. . commanding the Con-
i
ii?
5
W node. Knights of Pythiae,
today the annual field
do; of the would he aban-
thie y .‘b' it was planned to
he,“ do? tairs place at the
“this Mag of the rfland Lodge
4d lhe W h Mallard next October.
WIYAL HUNUK.
W X“ of I' or having made a
help:- h King Ferdinand
W that iverdinend hnu
My mum him whereupon be
the of France is
re “aired bill
to. any. («sites thomnds oi -.
m the lessees of the
Iheionlln‘ to the city of Manchester, 5
its at the hearing in the South Nor- '
motor
I later.
'00“.
“finishing: in omission.
Comatoek
. Booth Norwalh.
‘1". We ”mt.
[0111) bushels
Old Recleoned
and 10 carloads
Horses fed on new "oats and
bay are subject to the Colic.
e _. messages-Iago.» Inc
B: at
in“ humans in .
Men’s \Drauhgiioomt
We are receiving daily new Fall
Goods in all their richness and splen-
dor—goods that will do you good to
feast your eyes upon.
crate; we’ll tell you more about them
In the meantime call and see
our autumnal ofierings:
Suits and 'hrouaers ior “on. Me and
Chum. has; Shirts in the Most
oolertngs. Sang 3a“ Sight in Neck-
Kata ---'Dan\ap and Venues
'Devbps and “hints“. a\so 6a». Men's
14 South Main st., 80. Norwallr.
~~t;..i
i’ tI
.(llIi
'"c‘rs
Let us enum-
Br others.
MLFORD A. GIFFIN,
HUAGn.
O0..I....0000...GOO...OOOOOOOOOOO‘OOOO“OCO::O..
Clipped White 0313
Old Timothy Hay,
AT OUR ELEVATOR.
new '
RAYMOND BROS.
COAL!
Tel. 52-3.
Having purchased a large supply of Coal
previous to the recent advance in price, i am
now in a position to giva my customers the
benefit of the same.
My stock consists of first-class Goals
only, ‘both‘ lehlgh and Freeburalng,
Hazl’aton’fi‘nd Jeddo, Eu. stars, Not
Special attmtlon given the screening and
preparation of MI coal before delivery, and do
livered by careful and experienced men.
JOHN H. FERRIS.
William P. Beers,
Columbia
Rotords
COAL
149 Washington Street.
Ililse Lucy .l. Manson. of New York,
at Sunday with friends in South
o.rwallr Miss Manson will enter
Pratt's institute Brooklyn. to take a
year' s course In drawing.
BOSTON STORE
M ii lf-P
a rice Fslrheld County’s Greatest Store,
OHILDNEN'B
School Julio ' ‘*
75c. 98c and ii 50 "
—-o—
Misses Amy and Louise Wood. or
West avenue, has returned home from
a two weeks' visit with their cousin,
Drr Paul Moore, in Esperaace. N. Y.
~0—
Mlse May Wheater oh the The Bou-
thern NewwEngland Telephone Com-
pany, has resumed her duties as oper-
ator. after a two weeksf vacation.
Contractor Scheliey accompanied by
his wits and daugh er, of Brooklyn.
are guests of George 8. Gregory, and
tamily, of East avenue.I
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lil. A. Robinson, of Charles E. Sey-
mour'e store, is enioylhs a week's va-
cation in ‘New Haven and in other
places east.
_.o...
Mrs. J. Milton Coburn went to
Bhrewsbury, Mass. Saturday, to attend
the wedding of her sister, Miss Flor-
ence Cutler.
.0...
Letter Carrier and Mrs. Henry 0.
Bailey. of Bouton street, have returned
home from a week's pleasure trip to
Now for the - Fall Business.
u is HOSTLE uo BUSTLE nor row or. .
New Blankets \
New Cordial-tables
New Underwear
New Hosiery
New Oil Cloths
New
New Goods Arriving Every Day.
New Gloves
China
New Outings Flannels.
New Prints
New Dress Goods
New York.
'—0"—
Noah Wood. of East avenue, has re.
turned home from a trip to Philadel-
phia, accompanied by his son, Freder-
Ick Wood.
Everything gives an active look to the
great Fall Business.
store, and predicts a
a
.—o_.
~45...
Edward Fitzgerald has returner! to
his home in Derby, after a month‘s
visit with M. J. O'Brien, of Clay street.
._o._.
Blk. Serge Suits .............. siooo
llll'. Cheviot Suits ............ $7.00.
Navy, Brown und li‘unry Suits
IADIES’ FALL UNDERWEAR.
lrving Pearson, of Brooklyn. who . BLANKETS.
has been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. 8
Lyon, Jr., of W est street. has returned 4 cases Grey Blankets --------- ‘90 I Ladies heavy Ecru and Grey Vests
home 4 cases White. iilaukets .......... i9cI and puma IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 25c
—O— 2 cases White Blankets .......... 49c' indies' new eeced Vests and Pan's
Miss Christine Schultse. of mad” 2 cases White Blankets. no borders.ch 50c
*own, bus boo e guest of her cou- . ,I , l ---------------------------
‘Iln. Miss E Schultzo, of Maple Wool Blunkvts .......... s2..5 to 30.00 I] can of Ladies' Vents and pan“
street. ' we bou lit tr hell for 75c to
TAILOR MADE surrs. l “ ’
start the season they go at .. 69c
iiED SPREADS.
.. tiluoli case White Spreads. ............ 59c
WRAPPEltS.
81.25 Lawn Wrapers, to close out ..
FALL HOSIERY.
I A great line this {all for men and
women. Come and look at our new
fancy hosiery.
Men's Fast Blk. Hose, 2 pairs
Ladies Fast Rik Hose, 2 pairs
Boys' Stockings. fast blk, double
knee. 2 pairs ................ 25c
Oil. CLOTHS.
756
25c
25c
Mr. and Mrs. William Saundcrl- M II also heavy full size Crochet ps 4 4 Oil Cloth. all new designs. 25c
.. . Q... w .1... . . ----------------
. --o—- . Children's (.‘lutn h‘ullors .. 250 and l)0(‘= . .. I 15 W 8-4 0“ UH!" ---------------- 50c
Miss .lullu Smith, of the Southern Children s (floih 'l‘ams 25c and 50o: BABIES (’OATS’ FALL, JACKETS.
New England Telephone Company. '8 Mason Fruit Jars ................ 42c} liables' short and long Cashmere 85.00 Light Weight Jackets ...... $2.50
""3”“"3 a “V" "it: '“c‘m‘m' Lighting ........................ stool mats ................ 980 to 35.0. 88.00 Liglf Weight Jackets ...... $5.00
Walter Stannard. of Hartford. is a
guest of his brother l’. D. Stannard,
of West Main street, Norwnlk.
,0_
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Finney. of Berke-
'ey street. left Norwnllt today for a bi-
-ycle tour on Long island.
._o_..
Miss Rose Henderson, of Port Ches-
New GlassWare.
NewCrockery. NewChina. NewLamps.
NewWir
.dowShades.
ter, is the guest of Miss Mary Kirby
lennings, of West street. _
~0—
lienry Froob and son Eddie, of Lows
itreet. went to Philadelphia. yester-
lny. to spend a week.
q).—
Willlam Davis, who died in Bridge-
port Hospital Friday, was buried in!
Dnnbury. yesterday
’1}-
BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall St.
Norwaik. Conn.
Miss Anna Wolf of lirooklyn. was a
most of Mlss Allie 'rllCI'llf' of Nari:
.v.ulk ovor Sunday.
H}.
Miss ltnsr Murle Newcomb. a former
mpil ut Miss Baird's institute. was in
town Saturday.
.0.
lilsbop Tierney paid a visit to St.
iinry's purm-hlal school at Norwulk.
this morning.
.0—
Mlss Mary Moi'klor. of Hummii streot.
is entertaining her cotlsin from Brook-
lyu.
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Mrs. Frank D. Lawton. of Elmwood
avenue. spent Sunday in Long island.
TWO DEWEY HOLIDAYS.
Friday and Saturday. September 29 and
80, Set hurt by Gov. Roosevelt.
Albany, N. Y.. September ls—(lov-
ornor Roosevelt today issued a procla-
mation setting apnri Friday and Sat-I
urduy. September 29 and 30. its hull-
Ilgiys to bo obsorud throughout tho‘
state as days of general thanksgivmg
in honor of the return of Admiral
George Devi/by to the? l'nltod Stated?
This notion makes those days legal
holidays in this stain. I
APARTMENTS FOR DREYFI'S. I
London September iii—4t is reportedI
Ii
ADVERTISEIII IIIN
3 Plrgs. Cox's Gelntlnc .......... 23c
i Pkgs. Cooper's Gelatlne ........ 23c
i0 lbs. Oat Flakes .............. 23c
2 lbs. Muscatell Raisins .......... 230
'3 lbs. Ric-c ........................ 23c
3 lbs. Boneless Salt Pork .......... 23c
3 lbs. B Codlish ............... 23t-
5 lbs. G Codllsh .............. 230
.3 lbs. Primes .................... 23c
7 Boxes Oil Sardines ............ 230.
.3 lbs. Lemon Crackers ............ 23c
3 lbs. Ginger Snaps .............. 23c
3 lbs. Fancy Crackers ............ 23c
I lbs. Soda Crarkern .............. 23c
15 cans Pineapple ...... . .......... 23c
7 Pkga. Corn Start-h .............. 23c
ii Cans Potted Ham ....... . ....... 2.50.
'1‘
“WWW
”vs deceived ND
I
that \laltre Laborl and Mme Dreyfusl
ver, and engaged apartments ere
Mme Dreyfus and her children willI
dwell in the (Went. of her husbands
_ THE SENTINEL.
lost Lodblidlz 30 noon thoLyncliitoiii,II
2 l’kgs. Grape Nuts .............. 230
'1 l'kgs. Ralsion lironkfnst Food. .".'.'c
pardon. Mr. Labor-i is reported to have;
been much affected by the kindly ex-l
pressions towards himself and Captain‘
Dreyfus .while at Folkestone.
l
30I
.‘. lbs. iii-st Milk (‘rniki-rs ........ 23¢
7 l’kgs. Gold Dust ................ 23c
25 lbs. Salt ...................... 23c
'ilbs. Washing: loda ............. 23c
13 anis Falibnnk 5 Laundry Soup. 230
5 Fakes Lynch's big value ........ 23C
7 (‘nkeu liee Soap ................ 23c
4 lbs. Lard .................... 230.
1 lb any kind or assorted Spices .. 23c
.i (‘ana [lest Early Juno Pena 23c
:1 (fans Leggctt's Tomatoes ........ 23c
23 large Cans Hinton ll. Beans 2.ii
2 large Cans Flat Salmon , 3r-
4 Flight. Macaroni ................ 23c
i (‘uns New Sweet Corn ........ 23¢
‘ O
l“
h
visited l-‘olliestone. five miles "0%; Du-l And Other Seasonable Goods
SEYMOUR’S
FRESH ‘
AngVAL
Fancyl)ouble Cream..................
NewEdam....................
New English.........................
Society Bouquefort. . .. .. . . ..
SWiss
Neufchatel............................
Philadelphia Cream..
Clubllouse......................I.....)
noes...-
eesaseesoo
assess-seaweeeeee
Arriving Daily,
Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.
Tel. 58-2.
Cheese.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
LEADING GROCER,
33 West Washington Street.
acetic Bohers.
If you will bring your dollars to us we will stretch them over more good quality
3i’i. Bottles Pickles ......... y
,6 pk” ”mm ”mm, IIIIIIIIII 23; in the way of Groceries than you ll be apt to give credit until you have had it dem-
o rugs Jan'N' \anors ............ 28c castrated to you. Our customers know what we mean by this.
:i l’kgs. licst Oats ................ 23c . I . I I
”DI Good Ten IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 23c} MN“ Jmsnv swam POTATOES, PK. ............................ em;
2 lbs. Good CORN! ................ 2301 HONEL ISS BREAKFAST BACON, LB” ............................... 10C
3 lbs. Combination ............... 23c; 19 LBS. BEST GRANULATED SUGAit FOR ........................... 81.00
3 ”“3 ”Mufti“ 0.0m -------- 53° 20 ms. WHITE EX. 0. strum FOR ........... , ...................... 81.00
3 Cans Good 'cas .‘. .............. 3c .
. MAFD S. FLOI'R. 55c BAG. $4.25 BBL.
2 qt. Bottle Salad Oil .......... .. 23c .
2 m “ohms I”. _______________ m JONES' SUPERLATIVE FLOUR. 57c BAG. 34.50 BBL.
3 CM" Extra Milk """""""" 2301 l' nettle illsuilt, Pkg. .............. 40 Lion Coffee ....................... 100 3 lbs. SnItJ’ork ................. . 25¢
2 Bottles New Maple Syrup """ ”cl 1 neede .lfnger Wafers ............ liq Sugar Cured llams .............. 12c :i qts. Lima lie-ans ................ 25c
21mm" ”(“0“ """"""""" .3cl Baked Beans, Tomato Sauce ...... 'lc Sugar Cured Shoulders. .......... 7‘24' In lbs. Rolled Oats .............. 25c
'1?“ ll. 0' MM] """""""" Iitcd Alaska Salmon (an .......... 100 Walter Baker's Cocoa ............ alt: 15 lbs. Yellow Meal ............... 25c
5 “m" "m" .,.M”k "';-"“; ----- 23" Iii lb. Pkg. Gold pun .............. i‘m Quaker om l'kg. ................. 9c 7 Hub. or Ozone Soap ............ 25d
3 "m Mixed (“a or limit “kn” 2"” lvorinc Large i'kg ............... We 1 Qt. Jar Mustard ................ 10c 13 Laundry Soap ........... 20c
With one pound Co ea. beans or ground. at 25. 27. 30 and 32¢" per lb.. or ‘5 lb. best Tea. or 1/5 lb. Lynch's
iinow Fluke linking Po der, a Beautiful China Cup and Saucer, or your choice of 100 other dlflcrcnt articles.
E P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,
"will" lOllllALK.
i9liiltill££l.ll0lliiill.
New Bork Broom; Compass,
Donovan Building, 80. N orwalk. 35437 Main
e
street, ‘Norwalk.
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