Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 21, 1899 · page 4

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MO contracts

, , ¢ , Anop-
"’ . was secured for

is ’4 no congress u
. . 3:5” 1. and coa-
( ‘ . or the whole
already been entered in-

bi"! not received an in-
New York commit-

~ desires to take part in his
rapidity. and to join with
welcoming the hero of Ma-
ttel! that there should not

the celebration one of

flux“!!! newspaper men who
tilt obnlitry to report the inter-
ygcht races for their papers.

Sivan their reasons why the

. nit will outsall the Columbia.

‘1' . M the principal reasons given iv
. s block could not fall from aloft
JV 4 the Shamrock without llittinr
issptain on the head. The entirt
are captains, and the English set

, chance for success for the Ameri-
‘ while a boat is sailed by A. B‘ s
masters' licenses—New Londor

l'l'he utoniihint news comes from
“It Haven that Director 'lroup of the
Martins!“ or public works made the
”tiling statement recently that he
Md ask the board of finance to al-
low his department $2,000,000 for next
year with which to repair and grade
the ttrcets. From which‘fwe infer that
director wants not only the earth,
ales and teams to move it. Truly

, modern Aléx‘a‘nder is greater than

' .. we used to learn about in the
ing books.—-New Britain News.

New York paper figures out how
Dewey demonstration will bring
moo a day to the city. as j'foi-
..i Number of visitors expected.
M000; hotels, boarding'houses and
rants, per day. 87,500,000; ele-
tnd surface railroads. at ten
_ M I head. $250 000; in shops and or
" for souvenirs, etc, $1.000 two
and other places of amuse
8500.000; incidental outlays

.000.

:mm nsurox» um rnolss.

M in The Hal-dam Omsrant).

“gown is stylish; taffeta is service-

rise is [good thing to have
it e medicine chest as well as on
Mtotlet table. .

improves apples to haste them
they are baking.

. ‘irts are liberally trimmed-more
'Ioflhan heretofore.

he of the golf capes of gay plaids
it} strapped with kerscy of plain col-

‘ a‘would thlhir the. dog collar belt
(have hamlte day and be on the
, but rather we are seeing more

a! {hill every day.

, ’ -————L—~——-———
131!" chiflon ruchlngs are to be used
every one this winter on evening
. Even in raris there is noth-
lon universally used for trim-
very ill” lawns.

“their"! may be found use-
the preparation of a dinner.
, cut the mint for your
Mr! instead of chopping
he as much better as crisp

h tun tl lettuce.

.. We bonnet for carriage wear

omstoc ‘.-’

later.

Children.
«brings.
near.

. tiouth Norwnlh.
Two Dunes. bio

"Ill.

[0.000 bushels

illd 10 carioads

 

3a\\ 3sshtons in
Men smeartuo'itwar at

We are receiving daily new Fall
Goods 111 all their richness and splen-
dor—goods that will do you 'good to
least your eyes upon.
crate;

our autumnal oflerings:

Salts and More tor Mm. Boys and
3““ Shirts la the latest
Satin 3s“ Stabs ta Kerb.-
um. --- 'Dan\ap and Bennett
‘Dertms and Motors:
. “inhumane in protested.

Cometoek Br others,

14 South Main st., So. Norwalk.

Let us enum-
we'il tell you more about them
In the meantime call and see

stso Caps. Men's

MILFORD A. GI FFIN,

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Old Rocleanod Clippod While Oats,
Old Timothy Hay,

A'l‘ OUR ELEVA’l'OR.

llorses fed on new oats and new
lay are subject to the Colic.

RAYMOND BROS.

‘ passed. by a large audience is plainly

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Edison

Records

49 Wall Street.

 

 

William P. Beers,

Columbia

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Norwalk Conn.

 

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! COAL!

Having purchued a large supply of (Baal

previous to" the recent advance in prloc,l am
now in a position to give my customers the
benefit of the same.

My stool: consists of first-clue deals
only, both lehlgh and Freehand",
llszleten sad .ieddo. I", Stove, list
and Pee.

Special attention given the screening and

preparation of all coal before delivery, and do»
liver-ed by careful and experienced men.

JOHN H. 'FERRIS.

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J not Look what2 30 will Buyat momentous

THE HEART OF IARYLAND.
'l'hlt The Heart of' 'Iflfltfld. tt
Hoyt's Theatre, tonight. will be wit-

evldent in the large advance sale of
seats. The Heart at Msrylsnd is in

four acts. and dads its action during
the period when the civil war was at
its height. Throughout the play. the
interest of the. spectator! «our! “PM!
the struggle of the heroine Mini-nit
Calvert to prevent the pursuit of her
lover by his mention. and his capture
which would result in his sliced! and
lgnominous death as a spy

THE POLICY PLAYERS.

A Kenulne coon musical farce come.
dy will be the attraction at Hovt's
Theatre Saturday night. with .e fam-
ous colored team, Williams and Walk-
er. and their own big company as the
exponents of this popular line of stage
entertainment. The colored stars or
the organization are said to be un-
rivalled in their class. and devotees or
the negro specialties should never miss
the chance of seeing The Two Real
Coons in their newest and latest suc-
cesslul nowelty The Policy Players.
iThe farce is made up or new specialty
turns. a great deal of vocal music.
comic and serious. and a number of
oddities hard to describe. but never

 

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JACKETS

At Hail-Price

BOSTON STORE

Fsiriield County's Greatest Store,

 

 

 
 
 

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School Jack

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Now for the Fall Business.
11 is Hilll‘Lll uo ouuu FROM ‘ NOW on. ~

New Goods Arriving Every Day.

New Blankets
New Comfortables
New Underwear '
New liosiery
' New Oil Cloths

New

New Gloves

China

New Outing Fiannels

New Prints
New Dress Goods

 

theless Very funny and interesting.

WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES.

William Gillette has given a versu-
tlie and accomplished stage liar in Too
Much Johnson, but for cold-blooded

 

which comes to Hoyi's Theatre on the
night of September 27. One chapter of

his experience is equal to several vol-
uules ol ey-lllng adventure. and for
purposes ofmarratlon it would be much

denied to site a concert for the bra-
‘ilt oi the Norwuik Hospital at the
Norwulk (,‘onuregotiouai Church on
Wednesday evening, September 27.
The June number of the Musical Ile-
‘ord contains a.sketrh of Mrs. Fisk,

ipeaklng of her European engage—
rents. the Record says: “Every-
where she appeared. the judgment

 

var the some; unsilnted pnlise for
her rich. beautiful voice. dramatic iu-s
‘rnslty, vocal art and musical inteill-l
value: Since April. 1399 Mrs. H it
me made the Ilotel Netherlands, New;
I’,ork her home. She is solo contrultn:
it St. Bartholomew's ('hurrh. ller
tppearnnzrs in the lulled States this‘
lust year in St. Louis. ('hleugo \ill
s'aukfe, New York, were most sm
reasful. llcr programs are of a rath-
1llc nature. embracing al' schools nnl
'luilnnulllie-i. including songs from
‘w'w‘chl to (‘hadwiv-k, mm "The Loss
rub the Delicate Air" in Hahn's "Si
lies vers nvuieni dr‘s slim."

NEW ill lihlANs ‘.\\ HHS HANK MP-
. 1 Hill)
lermau bunks haven

'udutlug persons to save manly. lu-
trad of unll‘ m; for the working tenk
1nd Women to come to the bank altl'
Make payments, one oi the savl I
‘iauks introduced a few years ago the
theme of coil. (ting from its depositors
-ertain fixed some each week.

When a depositor desires to open an
recount he rudlius the bank, givln'
'xls address and the sum he‘intends to
ieposit each Vtrck.‘ As soon "as he
makes his first deposit he is furnished
vith a pa-xs book. alvimz the amount
and the date of the initial payment.
titer that the collections are rccorderh
by means of coupons. but the pars
'mol( is necessary when payments are
vithdrawn. 'l'ho depositor in; given onel
1! these coupons whenever he Utah“ 9.

 
 

throplcai methods with no idea of mak-;
ing profits. but rather as an incentive‘
‘0 th e laboring claism. in one oi.
these banko last year there were rcgis- .

 

tererl nearly le thousand depositors:

 

 

 

‘ .phnpe. placed back

‘ ‘I! so In to show the pom-1
. 1'0“. and tied at once side of
all with velvet ribbons. InsideI
pole-like t t and against 01H
3 I that ofv vet. whil over its
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fl sssson is at hand when uatur-l

shins begin to feel nor-om“

. Get a good cold cream "I!

B. you are down town use itl

= - ltd you can. Leap your.

M” iii lips «in Ill through the

M “I”. It It easier to keep.

7 ”fl that to make them so when
they begin to truth.

W

er of ordinary ability

mmsr learning how

. with I tsilor's

. benefit of her

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“'ll b. one pound Coffee. beans or ground at 26. 21. 20 and 324: per lb., or 56 lb. best Tea. or if lb. Lynch's
"mow l lube linking Powder. is Beautiful China Cup and Saucer or your choice at 100 other dim-rent articles.

THE P. I J. ‘LYNCH COMPANY,
| Aflnmmul '

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2 cases White Blankets, no borderlelcf

M'W'l “fly or OWW

Everything gives an active look to the

great ,Fall Business.

store, and predict. a

 

1nd artistic falsehood the hero of that BLANKETS. l l .tDlES' FALL ['NDERWEAR.
itirring force is not in it for a moment 4 cases Grey Blankets ........ . _ .. “Ci Ladies heavy Ecru and Grey Vests
:ith , the .Dmmm" Jones I“ Brosd~ i cases White tilanitets ...... 49c. and pants .................... 25c
I'm-H “ hat Happened ‘0 50"“ 2czlses White Blankets .......... ”chm”...- m, med Veg“, and paw

............................... 50c
Wool Blankets .......... $2.25 to $5.00” case of [Jamey Vests and Pants
' we bought to sell for 75c to

TAILOR MADE SUITS. start the season they go at ..

69c

easier to tell what didn't happen to [313 Serge gum ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, "cool
him. Just about the time that every llllr. (‘hevlot Suits “7...," til-II) Sl'llEADS.
me begins to Wonder how the compli- . """""" ‘
mm,” n". going ,0 m, straightened . Navy. llrown and l-aruy Suits. Jill/t l ('llSt it bite Spreads, ............ one
out. the lnmudenl fellow executes a ,1! (are henvv full size (‘rochet
few moral convulsions. and presto. he (‘lllL llltl'ZV'S HATS l Quilts. worth oasily 31.50 31.00
‘s forgiven Q P H ll r 25‘, nd bile
fl _ .llildren s Cloth 11 o s .. -' a l BABIES' COATS.

”0311”,“, fipgpp lT CONCFR”. “did”!!! a (,loill Tums . .. . 2pc and 50c:

Mrs. Kutlurine “5k. "1,. cclelrmi» Mason l‘rult Jars ................ 4ch llahies’ short and long Cashmere
..1 ammmm who M, mummy ...,n- Lighting ........................ $1.09} coats ................ 98.: to 15.0.

WRAPPl-Jlts.
$1.25 Lawn Wrapers. to close out . .
FALL llOSlEllY.

A great line this full for men and
women. Come and look at our new
fancy hosiery. _

Men‘s Fast Blk. Hose, 2 pairs 25c
Ladies Fast Illk Hose. 2 pairs 25c
Boys' Stockings. fast blk. double
knee. 2 pairs ................ 25c
Oil. CLOTHS.
25 ps 4-4 Oil Cloth, all new designs.25c

15¢

 

'10 ps 8-4 on Cloth ........... . . . .. 37¢

15 ps 8-4 Oil Cloth ............. . .. 50c
. FALL JACKETS.

$5.00 Light Weight Jackets ...... 82.50

58.00 Light Weight Jackets .. . .. . $5.00

 

NewCroc‘kery. NewChina.
NewGlassWare. NewWi:

New Lam ps.
'dow Shades.

 

BOSTON STORE,

Cor. Main and Wall St.

Nor-walk. Conn. V“

 

 

“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.

AT

I SEYMOUR’S

FRESH ‘
ARRIVAL

STORE 0,,
Pony Double Cream.................
NewEdam............................
New English...“

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lepnsli. end on it is printed the nmour't' Sopioty Rquupfort ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . .

minted. the date and the number on ‘ .

Zylspasfil)ook, 5W1“! .......... s....-..s.s.,-..-oe-onu
in order to insure regular payments.

If a coupon is returned by the collector. Nellfi'hatel """ ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ’ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '

Ll unpaid after eight days, then the: ' ' T . . . . _ . _ . . . _ _ . , . _ , ,

bank has the privilege of closing lhej Phlladeh’h‘a (,ream-

'lelumitnr's account. The rate, of iuter— Club House ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

not is the same as in other SflVlllLHl )

banks and it is said that the bank: Se 00‘!

which have adopted this nov -l method: And Other asonable G 5

have. done. so from entirely philan-I Arriving Daily.

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Tel. 58-2.

Cheese.

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,

lNG‘ GROCER,

33 Went Washington Street.

 

acetic 'Do\\ars. "

If you will bring your dollars to news will stretch them over more good quality

New Bork 9mm Common,

1/ Donovan Building. 80. Hawaii. 35-37 Main strut. Norwslk.

 

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: l’kgs. Coxs Gelatlne ..... ~ ..... 23c 2 Phys. Grape huts .............. title 3 Pt. Bottles Pickles ............ 23c v . r , - , - - , .
. I’kgs. Cooper‘s Gelatlnc ........ 23c 2 Plus. Balaton Breakfast I-‘nod .. 23c 6 I'kgs. l'nccda Biscuit .......... 2. H In “)3 way 0f b [0087188 than you n he apt to gl‘e credlt an”! you ha‘e had It dem-
iii lbs. Oat l-‘Iakcs .......... 23a :1 His. um Milk Crackers ........ 23c 3 Film. .llnjer Warm ............ excl castrated to you, Our customers know what we mean by this.
' ‘2 lbs. Muscatell Raisins .......... 23c 7 l’itgs. Gold Dust ................ 23c 3 l‘llgs. nest Oats ................ 23¢;
libs. Rice........................230 2511a. sau ...................... 23c llb.000dTea........_ ..... . ....... 23c; “NC" JERS‘FYSWE” MATOES'PK' """ ' """""" 20°
2 ll)! BonelinsSaIt l’ork .......... 23c 25 lbs. Washing Soda ............ 23v 2 lbs. Good Coffee ................ 23c; HOMELESS BREAKFA‘ST BACON. 1.8.. ------------------------------- me
i lbs. Best (‘odflsh ............... 23c 13 (Yukon F‘nlrbunk's Laundry Soap. 22k: 3 lbs. Combination ............... 23cll iii LBS. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR F011 ........................... “.00
'. lbg. flood Codilsh .............. 23c 5 Cakes Lynch‘s big value ......... Site 3 Hum. Manhattan ()pllee 23c 3,, ”,3 WHITE EX. C SUGAR FOR ................................. 81.00
. lbs. Prunes .................... 23c 7 Cakes Dec Soap ................ 23c 5 Caps Good Pens ............. . 234' I," 8. Bl.
Boxes Oil Sardines ............ 23c 4 lbs. Lard ......... . ........... 23c 2 qt. Bottle Salad Oil ............ 23c “h i). PLO! R 55¢ BAG' '4 25 B
. lb. Lemon (‘raekcrs ............ 23c I lb. any kind or assorted Spices .. 23c 2 qts. Molasses ...}? ............. 23c JONES SDPBRI‘ATIVE FLOUR" 67" BAG' “'50 BBL
. llH. (zinger Snaps ........... 23c 3 (.‘ans Best Early .lllne Peas 23c zcans Extra Milk ................ 23c l'nerde Biscuit. Pkg ............ 4‘. Lion Coilee ......... ....... me 3 lbs. Salt pork ................ 3“
i‘ H mm;- (trut-kl-rs ............ 23c 3 Cans lseggett's Tomatoes ........ 23c 2 Bottles New Maple Syrup ...... 2"..c l'necde Jinlit‘r Wafers ____________ 3‘. sugar Cured Hams .............. 12c 3 um um Beans ....... ......... 18¢
' ll , soda Crackers .............. :31: 3 large Cans Boston ll. Ileana 330 allottles Pin . ......... 33c; lhled [leans Tomato Sauce ______ 7‘. “an, Cured Shoulders ......... 7.50 10 lbs. Rolled (his ________ 15¢
' it: " mfllfi l1 """""""" E33: ; '51:: ($2322: sa'm‘m ------ g: E. gift" 6‘ :3: ------------- 5: Red Alaska Salmon can .......... 10c Walter Bakers Cocos ............ zlc 1r. lbs. Yellow Meal. 25c
. . gs. r c .............. . ................ . s on . ................ .
. ' , Hh.l'kg.Goid Dust .............. 15c Quaker Oats Pkg. ............... ,..’c 7Bab. orOlone Soap .........3§e
‘ ”in“ ““"d “am """" ' """"" m ‘ 0““ M" 3"“ 0°” ' """" ”c 3 “’3' Mm“ 03"“ 0‘ Fm" “h" 3" lvorlae Large Pkg. ............... 10c 1 Qt. Jar Mustard .‘ ............... 10c 13 Laundry soap. . he

 

 

 

 
 

 

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