sterner spa. .tions. no!-
1‘!” m ere the most
is the world. " and
mm recs Admiral
III. made the people
«let excitement " The En-
like Ill all! literally and
comments over the
M of control ere heard.
. J .lnlfonr in so often spoken
" pf the younger English poll-
W it comes almost nn 9. sur-
,Millnt heietl. lie was born
fl“, MYet in a cabinet of 19
w _, only three are younger than
'Wr, these being Lord sairour
. , ; Innkeevvoogiu and Mr.
Mill. But although young in
. cabinet ministern (0.1112 Bal-
may now be reckoned an old par-
' hell, Refine heldn seat
’ the house at commons tor a quarter
I century. having been first electeo
{CW in 1874,3116 he has been
ii nil the three governments that Lord
Vmiellury has formed since 1885.
Garden in one o? the few great stage
"nlnnngers in Europe. lie and Sir lien-
ry Irving are probably the two best
,"Bow in it done? Well. you see." re
plied I. Serdou, “i know exactly who;
i went. end i take care that i get it!
Sir Henry's answer to the same ques-
Viion would not, one imagines. be very
different from this. Sardou does nol
rend n lecture to an actor whose in-
ionntion is incorrect or whose gesture
displenses him; he takes the actor'l
place on the boards for a few moment:
end goes through the parts.
II! It! A llllfl'lfll’s 80!.
fie iiwindln ned item Title! who Tri
V ed to operate in South Nerwlllk.
Howard R. May. alias Montgomery
Ill“ Dewitt, in bold in New ilavel
8200 master trial on tlu
them at taking n horse Without loan
:07”! 4
,who claims to be the non of ..
> in Shuteeberg, blues. was ar
V V flatnrdny night in Stamford
‘ he had one of Ncsllit's teams
had left a mu used horse and rig
Nubit’ s. claiming that he was chin.
convicts escaped from statet prison
' rt; left at Nesbits proves in bf
. property of W 'lewknbury. of is.
w street. Hartford, where it war
so» by n mnn answering May' I deu-
, who said he wanted to driv:
er.
em", from the Stamford Advo-
._ last evening, that May .s a
W of Alfred J. Midlllotown. o
oodword arenue, whose wife he at
MM to iiwlndle out of 810, as to]:
in The Sentinel yesterday
WIVOIB 8781593”.
Mined by Pioneer Mgr, Senll e
iii- Geerrr. of Bridgeport.
Pioneer lodge. No. .9, Order of St
“ George. of Bridgeport. held a very
lergely attended meeting last evening
' hick was augmented by the present-l
I delegation from Welcome Strung
1011‘s..“ Norwnik, to the number
about ilfty.
After the meeting an enjoyable no
sin! eession was held.1)urirlg thr
fleeing of bountiful rrfreshments t
In literary and musical programrm
wen presented in which the Norwnlk
ere took out.
ll
IUlli' PM; LBMHJE.
In“ Bridal; In Attendant
_- like lirrnenlle Convention.
m, N. Y.. September ill—The
annual convention of the Leaguo
VV American Hunlcipalrtluu openw
this morning at]! o'clock at thl
Hall. Four hundred rill
. were in nttendance and four bun
. more will nrrive during the day.
the “lire-nee o fwelcorne Pres—
W Block. of Columbus. dc-
hfl semi nddr resn
* .. 81.. in "promoted by n
Winn which is making great
to here the mvention hclrl
”OCICOOOONOOUOOOO”..
later.
“‘7.
Evolutions in problem.
Comstock
m mom-darn": lorwnik.
3e“ isthmus in
Men s'lDeatiug‘Rward.
We are receiving daily new Fall
Goods in all their richness and splen-
dor-goods that will do you good to
« feast year eyes upon.
crate; we’ll tell you more about them
In the meantime call and toe
our autumnal ofierings:
Suits end brunette let M Bone and
Churn. Sewn Shirts in the men
«Wings. Seth '5ell Sight in Kook-
‘thte --- Dunk» end Mun .
'W end Mellow. siso Gees. Men's “ 1
"Br others,
14‘ South Main st., So. Norwalk.
Let us enum-
MILFORI) A. GIFFIN,
WAG”.
10.000 bushels
Old Rooleanod Clipped llhiie Oats,
and 10 carloads
01d Timothy Hay,
AT 0 U R ELEVATOR.
[Iorses fed on new oats and now
buy are subject tothe Colic.
RAYMOND BROS.
1
W
lliam P. Beers,
Columbia
tween mqoq eq‘qnqnwone ~\o‘~e.~oyw
49 Wall Street.
Norwalk, Conn.
COAL!
end Pee.
Tel. ”-3.
Having purchased a large supply of Cool
pry-violin to me recent ndvnnoe in price, 1 nm
now in n wltion to give my comm-urn the
benefltof the name.
ly steel: consists of first-nines Benin
only, both lehigil end Freebnrning,
Iinziete'n and Jeddo, in. store. let
Special attention given the screening and
preparation of nil conl' before delivery, and de-
livered by enreful and ex perisnoed men.
JOHN H. rmms.
COAL!
Mil Wellhington Street:
W.
i
"I
a
I
i
‘ ' mt was about 8250000:
I68“ on the part of the city
of the you end a far as known
W mry depe t there is on
A. mount on he pnrtot t'hc'
i
' to heme their circulation by-
l’ltgs. Cox's (lclatine .......... 23c
l’kgs. Cooper's flclntinr- ........ 231:
“M. Itrl’nul and mm“..- 10 lbs. Ont lv'lnkcs .............. 23c
if. m bidding for the conven- l lbll. Must-atoll Raisins .......... 23c
. Twenty llew York state cities ‘- lbs. Rice ........................ 23c
Wally” “23' M" f 1 lbs. Boneless Salt Pork .......... 2.24.-
m‘mvwf“: ”WA; 3 lbs. Beet Cotlflllh ............... 23c
mm this afternoon was "’5 3 lbs. (loorl Codflllh .............. ‘3:-
.8. hell by Ileyorhoilollnlel M. Jones.‘ I .3 lbs. Prunes .................... 234-
M 0M0. V V" lave towng: Born on sardines ............ 234
w.” w routine I“. “3'9”” "1. D lbn. ll‘lliilfl (anckcrll ............ _23e
‘. lid-i. (liilncr Snaps .......... 230
', muse or CIRCULATION. 2 Jim. mm (lrulkrll ............ 23c
. ‘ r .. . , September lSA—Thc ‘. ”13. Soda Crackers .............. 23c
0‘ "'0 curfi'ncy "WWW 24 cans Pineapple ................ 234'
m dfigflfim ggfirj‘. ‘ l'llnn t'orn Starch ............ 23c
w ‘m‘ .1 WWW YFfllfll'. l ’5 (Jill! Potted llnln ............... 2“
With one pound Cones. bone or ground at 25, 27 30 and 32¢ per lb.. or ii lb. best Tea. or 1.4 lb. Lynch’s
In not at all unusual at this lea- :lnow Finite Baking Powder, n Benntlful Chins Cup and Saucer, or your choice of 100 other different articles.
LYNCH COMPANY,
THE P.
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTJNEI.
Just Look what2 30 will Buyat ihoLynthtores
.ezlnu
Records:é poi-.0. bor rush info lllt! "l'l church tow-
hmd. The men wee ell-ill ”VIM
Bridlooononthenrnlinluetwentot
the bridas near Ioutiipori Illd was on
the right side of the reed. A boy
about seventeen was going in the op-
poeite direction and wnn riding on the
path near the trolley trucks. The Nor—
wnlk cyclist new the boy approaching
end on he made no attempt to turn out.
although on the wrong side of the road
the man decided to give‘hirn the pnth.
At the same time the boy turned. and
the two wheels came together with a
crash.
An in so often the case.
was the transgrensor. em uninlur-
ed. The Norwnlk mnn wpll dened by
the full and ball to be minted in his
feet. Blood was flowing from hll
mouth. several teeth being broken. Dr.
Donaldson, who happened along. ex-
nmined him and found he had a double
fracture of the law. His wheel ens
also badly damaged. while the boy's
did not got a scratch. The way of lilo
trunngrcssor may be hard. but in this
case is was the way of the righteoue.~-
Bridgeport Farmer.
POPULAR Alllillllfl’fll.
r’ The HEART or MARYLAND.
The latest triumph in dramatic work
bl David ill-losco's romantic play, The
Heart of Maryland. it has held an un-
interrupted sway in popular favor for
the paint three seasons. at the leading
theatres in New York. Boston. Chicago
Suuj‘rnnclsco and the Adelphi Then-
trc. in London. it will be presented at
liliyt'n Theatre, under the personal
superviulunlof the author. The play
ill'lilii with an American subject one
the succession of events in the four
rm are increased in interest and
heightened by the sympathetic charm
of the love element the author has wo-
ml in the story. The closely follow-
eboy. who
! THE GREAT BELFHY SCENE
i like Ht'ART 0F MARYLAND.
,iug mum» of the play. and ”in efforts
Vol tho lu-ninr ll. l‘l‘rll‘ll‘; the mun uhl'
low-s {mm the evil. with which his
, awn llilillll’ l‘rtrlilltl'ii has prought upon
him. the (’l'lllnillllllilll of her irl-men.
snuggle: to .ummpllisii llcr pur-
ll'r and fl-urful flight up the narrow
:V~t.ilrs through the licnii-lhlrknesn. into
.ilic ill-lily. and lil‘l' l'llztu'blng‘ the «lup—
nor of ”11' great be” as it uwinzu to
lud fro clinging to if at that icrrillll-
’llflKlil' sln- pro-Huts the ringing out
lnf flit him at ubilh llw diuf ull ucxton
for below inmginrs be is giving till
‘ noun) llillliil limit a spy uuioinnc d to
’ imth lulu oral-npcd.
l“—
0
WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES.
i What Happened to Joncsin the title
,of about the most succeleflll farce pro~
(duped last season. it will be given of
'lioyt‘s ’l'.llcottc September 26. with u
(livtl l-znnlpuny ilu lllding lobn Alli
:«m ll. (1. iloc-kly, ii. W. \lontgomer; ,
Louie ill-ginhaif Joseph .vicKel'cr. Char-
les Charters. Charles Greene. Florence
Marion, Lillian Young. Olive McCon-
nell. Ethel llertslet, Merle Haynes and
Maud Allison. "Jones" was written by
(ll-urge ii. llrondhurnt, and ill one of
Ithosc complicated mix-ups so often on-
;countcreri in the field of force.
1 Till-l POLICY PLAYERS.
' if. is seldom that tho lhcntre going
.plliliil m n grnuinc novelty hilt tho
attraction that appears lit lioyt'n Sot-
Vlurllny night. is out in every sense of
the word. This company is the largest
land mont complete organizutkm in in"
;.world it is hcndcd by Williams I:
Walker. "The Two Real f‘oons,‘ who
url- considered by the prone and public
:to be two of the clcvvrcst and most or-
iiginnl mulmliunu on the American
dingo. 'l'lu-y are surrounded by it very
strong company.
l-‘lvc diamond sunburste arranged to
w or on the (Homage or no u tiara. are
only one of many valuable Jewels own-
led by Mrs. Olin-r Belmont.
2 l’kgrl. Grape Nuts .............. 23c 3 Pt. Bottles l’ilklcn ............ 23(-
f.’ l'kgs. ltaluion Breakfast l-‘ood . .Zl-ll f l'kzs. l m-eda [list-nit .......... 23c
51 Ill-i. Host Milk Crackers ........ 23v 3 l’kgs. Jlnior Wafers ............ 23v
7 l alts. Gold Dust ................ 3c 3 l‘kgs. "('54 Until ................ 23c
25 lbs. Salt ....... 23c l'lb. Good Tca .................... 23c
2.3 lbll. Washing Soda ............ 23c 2 lbs. Good Coffee ................ 23c
13 (lakes ll‘airbank'n Laundry Soap. 3c 3 lbs. Combination ............... 230
7. Cakes Lynch’s big value ........ 23c 3 High. Manhattan Coffee ......... 230
7 cam ill-e Soap ................ 23c .5 Calls Good l’cas .....l' .......... 23c
- l um. Lard ..................... 23a 2 m. Bottle Salad ou ............ in
1 lb. any kind or assorted Spices . . 23c 2 dis. Molasses ....... it ......... 3c
3 Cans licst Early June Pearl 23c 3 (lens Extra Milk ................ 23c
3 Fans Leggcit's Tomatoes ........ 3c 2 Bottles Ncw Maple Sfi'up ...... 23(-
:1 large Carin rumor. ll. Beans 23c 3 Bottles l'icltlcs ................ 23c
2 large Cane ll‘lat Salmon" ........ 23c 2 l’kgs. ll. 0. hlcnl ............... :lflr
i l’kgs. hint-aroni ................ 23c 5 Cans (loud. Milk ................ 2.c
4 Cane New Sweet Corn ........ 23c 3 lbs. Mixed Cakes or le'fuli Cakes. 2.;
J.
mM-m ....... - m "‘"l rumor u. soon liliiiiill.
illill MANIA“.
it uni-rile. ‘
75c. 98c all! it 3'0
W
Now for the Fall Business.
IT 13 losul uo BUSTLE FROM low on:
New Goods Arriving Every Day.
New Blankets New Gloves
New Comfortables New China
New Underwear New Outing Flannels
New Hosiery New Prints .
New Oil Cloths New Dress Goods
Everything given Van active look to the store, and predicts a“
great Fall Business.
Feitiielli county's Greeteet Store,
!
BLANKETS. [
l:_\DlE.' FALL UNDERWEAR. WRAl’l’Ells.
4 cases Grey Blankets ,,,,,,,,,,,, i9c' indies heavy Ecru and Grey Vesta 81.2.5 Lawn Wrapers, to clout! out .. 750
4 cases White Blankets .......... 490' and pan” VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV . 25c FALL HOSIEHY.
2 cases White Dinnkotu ...... “cglodics' new eel-ed Vents nnd i’nnls A grout lino ililu full for men and
2 (miles White Blankets, nu borders.ch VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV finclmlmen. Come and look at our new
Wool Blankets .......... 82.25‘to 8.5.00.1 page of Ladies’ Wm, and pants fancy hosiery.
: w' b n .h so , 5': . Men's Fast lllk. Hose, 2 pairs 2ft:
moon MADE suns. l ..;,.°.hfi.§e.ffm, £41021? 09C 1..."... r... no. ”one. 2 pairs 25.
Elk. Serge Suits ......... 8100ili- lloyu' Stockings. inst blk, double
my Cheviot Suits ........... $17.04) “ED SPREADS' knee '-' 1mm ---------------- 25c
Navy, llrown und Fancy Suits . .812 no}! case White Spreads. ............ 59c ' 01L CLOTHS.
P 1 case heavy full size Crochet 25 ps 4-4 on Cloth. all new designs.25c
CHILDREN'S HATS. Quilts. worth many 31,50 ,, ‘ 31,00 10 ps 6-4 011 Cloth ................ 37c
Children's Cloth Sailors .. 25c and 00c: ‘ . V 15 ps 8-4 Oil Cloth ........ . ..... .. 60c
Children s (flolh 'i'nms 250 and 50c? BABIES (“OATS' FALL JACKETS,
Mason Fruit .lnrs ................ 42c: llubics' short and long Cashmere 5.00 Light Weight jackets ...... 82.50
Lighting ........................ 81.091 contu ............... ‘ 98c‘to 85.0. 88.00 Light Weight Jacketu 85.00
New Crockery. VNewChina. NewLamps.
NewG-lassWare. NewWittdowShades.
e
BOSTON lSTORE.
Cor. Main and Wall St. NorWalk. Conn.
SEYMOUR’S
STORE FRESH
ARIBIVAL
Fancy Double Cream..........
New]§dam....................
New English..........................
Society Rouquefort. . .
Swiss...
Neufchatel....................
Vl’hiladelpllia Cream...........
"LClub House.......................
And Other Sensouable Goods
Arriving Daily,
m
Tel. 58-2.
l
linen...
enenoeee
Cheese.
nusee-uneconuenne-ue-ee-en-n
neeweele
/ . .
CHAS. E.-S~EYMOUVR,
l. 'AlllNG GROCER.
33 West Washington Street.
S\atc'Do\\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
.mV BONELESS BREAKFAST BACON, L8,, 10c
\\._ 10 LBS. BEST GRANULATEDSUGArt FOR...:..‘.................;...8l.00 (
20 LBS. WHITE EX. C. SUGAR FOR . ....... . . . ............. . 81.00
M5171) S. FLOUR, 55c BAG. 84.2.1 BBL.
JONES' SUPERLATIVP; FLOUR, 57c BAG. 84.50 BBL. \
Cnecde Biscuit. l'kg. ......... . ..... ica Lion Coffee ............... . ..... .. 100 3 lbs. Salt l’ork ..... ............. 250
Unecde Jingcr Wafers .......... .. 8c Sugar Cured llnms .............. 120 8 ate. Lima Beans ..... 250
Baked litmus. Tomato Sauce 'ic Slight Cured Shoulders. ...... lifzc l0 lbs. Rolled Oats ....... ....... 269
Red Alaska Salmon. can .......... 10c Walter llakl-r's Cocoa ...... All: 15 lbs. Yellow Meal ............... 85¢
ilb.l’kg.(lold Dust ........... ...15c Quaker Oats Pkg. 9c limb. or Ozone Soap ........ ....2§e
lvorine Large l'kg. .. ............ . we 1 Qt. Jar Mustard ......... 10c 13 Laundry Soap ........ lee
Koo) Bork Slocum Chihuahua,
Donovan Building, 80. Norwalk. 35-37 Main street. Norwalk.
‘V’U.
Norwalk Chronicler