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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 22, 1899 · page 4

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lid perversity are one, says
. dust car conductor,
Mails slwlyl does the

 
 

'ts‘s’wm way. facing back-
that stops, and she'll
. mean two (at passengers
In: door of the car rather
,1 “ Al‘s forward where
" ~of-‘r'oom. She may
dimes in her purse
co ltd hunt ar-
nntdl looking for five

upon the long suf-

 

lust-w providing for the li-
ot harbors in all , towns in
at over 10,000 inhabitants

Q Into elect today. Hereafter,
”sons who desire to engage in

business must pass a satisfactory
. . . before the state commis-

to their proficiency as to the
the near as well as of disin-
tools so as to prevent disease

, being spread.

m Chaunceyll. Depcw, who is
'd the directors of the New Haven
#4. when asked in an interview who
his likely to succeed President Clark
of the Consolidated road, replied in a
m of fact way: "Wily, i suppose
it will be the present vice-president,
John H. Hall."

all-m nsmoss up macros.

“M in The Hartford Conrantl.
Fashion: and fancies
tine-grapes make excellent jelly.

l'i'afletl hats are a lecture in mil-
linery for early fall wear.

.. Peanut butter sandwiches make
flies lunches for the children at school

AM a ham is boiled and peeled
. h it with I handy] of brown sugar

hsfors putting it into the" oven to
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It is saidwthat whiting will remove
“from nin’f'di olfactnally on map,

had yet will not injure the paint as
d.oes
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Lilla beans are not brought to the
table often enough. As soon as the
lesson for them is over (and it will

soon he). you'll begin to realize this
be sending down to market for
sound ones.

. ".1: is time winter clothing was
”knight out, shaken out and hung in
.the sun and air. While clean, there

. Is an odor about the garments that is
pleasant. and sun and air will re
s it as well as many wrinkles thu

 

 

, The trimming of the autumn waist
must depend of course on the stylt

I! the garment. but, however, it i:

pads. it is elaborately trimmed

And such trimmingsi'l'hey make on:
wish for a double number of gowns
. If only for a place to put them.

A An odd short skirt of line lawn hae'
Its lower edge out in large square
«hill. sun of which.“ trimmed aroun"
.wlth I rule of embroidery. Just be-
-wlen each is a knot of ribbon. am‘
this runs a strip of insertion the
entire length of the garment to where
,it is finished at the edge of the low
31'sqnare neck. The garment is cut
' prince-e.

 

 

1! your room is small, too small for
the addition—beside the needed. for.
nitrite—of a writing desk, have a cab—
Wet make you a handsomely
‘Ilhhsll wooden shelf, to be attached
1‘ under a window or some othe
.flitnbls place. which- can be brough
into place when yda want to use it.
and swung against the wall when you
I". done. "If. tshlhg up no room
ou'li Ind it a great convenience.

Udghtiy ink stains on books and
”it! may be removed with a littlr
“an ass trouble according to the fol
_ directions in the Philadelphia
Make a solution of one pan
3is! nitric acid-is ten m of distiller
. To this odd wo parts of con-
- loltltlon of borax. Apply
to the stain by means
a Ins camel's hair brush. Any su-
moisture should be removal.
filth I place of clean blotting paper.

1 movsmsnt is on foot in Boston to
“I tho comparative values of bought
”I Man“ fruits. pickles. etc.
'70 ‘0 tin a committee is soliciting
“I all of housekeepers, who are ask-
” ssrsfnlly acts the cost of in-
with their weight and mea-

onl and weight of sugar. cost

:4“ smolat of other ingredients. time
ring fruit. watching.

ng, Iliing. labeling. etc. etc.
‘ and the committee. through Miss
W. Dewson. 264 noylston street.
- .thl this so they may make
, I with the bought article.
m Downs will give full Informa-
to anyone who would like to as.
.this annuities In ascertaining
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Toolsrlnqs.
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Booth Norwalk.
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3a“ fiashions in
Me. on mentioned

we are receiving daily new Fall
Goods in all their richness and splen-
dor-goods that will doyou good to
feast your eyes upon.
crate; we’ll tell you more about them
In the meantime call and see
our autumnal ofleriugs:

Suits and masters lot Men. ”Sons and
mum. Zane; Shirts \n the \siss’i ‘
Saris '5s\\ Stubs in 'ltssk-
Ksts --- 'Dunhp and \lonntan
'Dsrbps and Rhinos: s\so Caps. Men's

14 South Main st.. So. Norwallr.

 

Let us enum-

Br others,

MILFORD A. GIFFIN,
nausea.

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10. 000 bushels ,

and 10 carioads ,

01d Recleanerl Clipped While Oats
01d Timothy Hay,

AT OUR ELEVATOR.

Horses fed on new oats and new
boy are subJect to the Colic.

RAYMOND BROS.

 

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49 Wall Street.

COAL!

 

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ll1a1n P. Beers,

Columbia .

Norwalk. Conn.

COAL

 

Having purchased l large supply of Coal
previous to the recent advance in price, I am
now in a position to give my customers the
benefit of the same.

My stock consists of first-sisal Goals
only, both lshlgh and Frssbnrolng,
"estates and led“, Egg, stove, lat
Illd Ms. 4 w. r.

Special attention given the screening and
preparifioh‘of‘lll coal before delivery, and dr-
livered by careful and experienced men.

JOHN H. FERRIS.

l49 Washingt‘on Street.

 

 

 

 

 

ADVERTISE IN

 

: Pkgs. Cox's Gelatine 23c
1 Pkgs. Cooper's Gelatine ........ 23c

.0 lbs. Oat Flakes ...... 23c
: lbs. Muscatell Raisins .......... 23c
; lbs. ltlce ................ . ....... 23c
1 lbs. Boneless Salt Pork .. ....... . 23c
:lbs. Best Codilsh ...... .23c
'. lbs. Good Codiisb .............. 23c
ilbl. Prunes ........ ..... 23c
1 Boxes Oil Sardines ...... . ..... 23c
3 lbs. Lemon Crackers ............ 23c
3 lbs. Ginger Snaps .......... 28c
3 lbs. Fancy Crackers .' ....... 3'..': 23c
3 lbs. Soda Crackers ...... .. ..... . 23c
2 cans Pineapple ....... 23c

7 Pkg]. Corn Stitch 23c
SCaanottodHull ....uc

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THE SENTINE

 

lust Look whatz 30 will Buyat theLynchStoros

2 Pkgs. Grape Nuts ......... 23c
2 Pkga. nalston Breakfast Food .. 23c
3 lbs. Best Milk Crackers 23c
1 Pkgs. Cold Dust ............ 23c
25 lbs. Salt ....... 23c
25 lbs. Washing Soda ..... . ...... 23c
l3 Cakes Fairbank's Laundry Soap. 23c
7. Cakes Lynch's big value 23c
7CakeslieeSoap ......... .......2.‘lc
4 lbs. Lard 23c
1 lb. any kind or assorted Spices .. 23c
3 Cans Best Early June Peale. . 23c
3 Cans Leggett's Tomatoes ‘; ...... . 23c
3 large Cans Boston B. Beans 23c
2 large Cans Plat Salmon 23c
t Pkgs. Macaroni . ............... 23c
icons New SwastCorn . 22c

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With one pound Coffee. beans or ground at 25. 21, so and 12¢ per lb.. or 3‘ lb. best Tea. or it lb. Lynch's
Snow Flake Baking Powder. a Beautiful Chins Cup and Sancsr. or your choice of 100 other dldersnt articles.

THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,
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. {fully borne out by ducumrnts in pos-

wrur it's “insult! .

What Happened to/Jmsl. George H.
Brosdhurst's capital flrol which had
a four months' ran at the Bites The-
atre. New York. comes to lioyt's. 500'
ternber 26. it is duel? d by a well-
known metropolitan wri or as an “13
karat comedy without a new." The
company includes John Allison, H. C.
Hockey, H w. Montgomery, Louis
Reinhart. Harry has. Philip Calvert.
Charles Green. Florence Marion, Jul-
iet Salter. Olive McConnell. Ethel
llertslet. Marie Haynes and Maud Al-
llson. Allison handles the lines and
actions of Jones withrs humor and
fineness that makes the part a delight.

THE POLICY PLAYERS.
Williams and Walker. the Two ltoal
Coons, the only colored pair who have
had the honor of appearing before the
Prince of Wales. at the Marlborough
Palace. London, England, will assume

the leading characters in The Policy
Players They will also. introduce
.their famous specialty. in which they

 

 

 

: ihave been universally copied, but nev-‘

.er equalled. The company numbers
in all My people, who are all recog-
‘nized as the very best of colored ar-
tists. At iloyt's, tomorrow night.

llEAlt'l‘ Oi" MARYLAND. .

Hoyt's Theatre never before held a
more enthusiastic audience than tnatl
which greeted Belasco's Heart of]
Maryland last evening. This (reserv-I
odly popular American drama contains
situations and scenes that appeal to an 1
American audience as few 0 ly do, and
Jun they were presented last night. thr~y|
,met with the most hearty anorovul.‘
The company is strong and well-bul-
uneed throughout. and provided wrtu
flue scenery in every scene. Mr. lioyt
certainly must feel pleased with the
”WWW“ he is receiving. and which isi
so well deserved this season.

 

 

 

WOMAN lil'llNl-JD TO DEATH.

l‘lshkill Landing. N. Y.. September,
22-—Gcorgiu ilnrpel. a prominent. l
young woman of this place. died a few'
weeks ago, and hiiss Telnzcl chnoyh

of New York. came to spend a few
weeks to comfort the bereaved pur-
cuts. She went to her room last
night. a lamp was turned over on her
clothing. and she was burned to death.
She was engaged to be married.

CAUSE COAL'

 

 

 

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l‘A MiNE

('hli'ugo. September 22-1119 Record
mys: "'Am-ording to present indica-
tions. the central west this winter wml
experience a coal famine, the like oil
which never before has been known in‘
this section of the country. The ran-E
roads are unable to provide ears for the l
hauling of the fuel. owing to the un-j
precedentcd handling of other and.
more profitable commodities." J
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l'l' SEEM El) Ll KErM Milt).

How the High Class Expert l’lcked
Out the. Old Masters.

"Speaking of old plrturuu" said it
Now Orleans douior.‘ It is very inter-I
2eating to see u really high class Euro-I
“wan expert making an examinations.

The extent and diversity of the infor-
l nation of an: in men are something as-I
'ionishlng. Some years ago i spent a
imuple of days with a gentleman who'
is recognized as one oatho foremostl
loonnoisseurs of Paris. (I visited sev-
'ernl (ountry places which container!
pictures said to be of great value, and
In all be inspected upward of two {.01-
en canvases.

"in every instance he settled the
[mentions of date, period and painter
beyond all reasonable doubt. The warp
rud woof of the canvas, the wood
composing the tracking. the nature of
the borings made by worms. the work-
.uunship of the tacks. the character of
the pigment and certain minute pecul-
iarities in the mounting were all like
vo many pages of print to him. He
was intimately acquainted with the
style of hundreds of different artists,
the models they used, the. colors they
most affected. their tricks of composi-
tion and their peculiar methods of ex-
pressing the. eflccts of ight and shade.

"To an (misidcr It s med like magic.
'To copy,’ lie would any. for Instance.
utter a swift glance at a painting 1!
was made by So-aud-So, a pupil. who
had very much the style of his master.
The. (into is about' lher’e he would
name it with infallible accuracy). 'and
if you clean that lcfi- hand corner l
dare say you will find the signaturrr in
\ormillronl In several cases he. was

 

 

lsosslon of the owner. and in all he was
:sustained by circumstantial evidence

ctold me very modestly that he had
ldlecvoted to years to the close study of
his profession and was just beginning
'to apprehend dimly how little he
lfknew '—New Orleans Times-Democrat.

3 Pt. Bottles Pickles ............ no
‘6 Pkgs. Uneeda Biscuit ........... 23cc,
3 i'kgs. Jinier Wafers 23c
3Pkgs.Beat0ats......... ....... 23c.
ilb.OoodTea 23c
21bs.GoodCoiiee......_..... ..... 23c
3 lbs. Combination ............... 234:
3 Pkgs. Manhattan Coffee ..... 23c

5 Cans Good Pcaa}...... 23c
2 qt. Bottle Salad Oil WY...” 23c
2 qts. Molasses . 23c

scansExtraMilk ..... ...... .....'2:ic
2 Bottles New Maple Sy'up 22c
3 Bottles Pickles . ....... ....... 23c
2Pkgs.ll.O.Msal. ..............2:ic
5 Cans Cond. Milk ............ 23v

2 lbs. Mixed Cakes or Fruit Cakes. 2..c

 

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tinsede Biscuit. Pkg.
lineede Jinger Wafers ............. 8c Sugar Cured Hams . ..
Baked Beans, Tomato Sauce
lied Alaska Salmon, can
i lb. Pkg. Cold Dust .
Ivorine Large Pkg.

WWW
on Oil“

BEST llllllllllS

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BOSTON STORE

Falriield Csnnty’ s Greatest Store,

 
 

 
 
 

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.ter,

bargains. Read this list:

DOMESTIC GOODS.

to White Domet Flannel. 4c.
6c Unbleached Muslin. 4c.
9c Outing Flannel, 6c.

19c White Flannel, 16c.
10c Ginghams, 5c

BLANKETS.

2 cases grey 8-4 Blankets. tile.
2 cases white 8-4 Blankets. 490.
2 cases Blanket Sheets, 490.

COMFORTABLES.

980 Comfortablos, 75c.

".25 (iomfurtublcs. 98.".

81.50 (Yomfortablcs, ”.25.

”.75 Comfortable-s, “.39.
$2.00 Sntlno Comfortable. $1.50.

TA BLE LINENS.

25c Damask. lilo.

350. llumask. 25c.

lilo Half llleached. 350.
7hr: Bleached Damask, 590.
980 Full Damask, 750.

 

 

TOWELS.

lzlsc Huck Towels, l0c.

lfw Huck 'l‘owr-ls. 12c.

25c Huck Towels. l9e. '
Large. iiath Towels. 10c.
Extra large Bath Towels. i9c.

 

COI'NTERI'ANES.

(lilo Quilts, 490.
81.50 Quilts, $1.00.

 

'A GREAT

GREAT BARGAINS IN THE KlTCH-l

EN DEPARTMENT.

We 1 qt. white ware Table Bowls.l

half price. 6c.

ironstone China Coffee Clips, 50.

ironstone China Tea Dessert or
Soup Flatten. 6c.

ironstone China Toilet Ewers, ox-
tru, 39c.

ironstone Pitchers. l0c.

lronstone covered Vegetable.
size. 250.

is qt galv. iron Water Pails. 25c

10x14 sheet iron covered Roasting
Pans, 25c.

Silexo. the best scouring Soap, «in.
292 at granite iron Tea or (‘offce Poi.

f'

Extra large and extra
Plates, 15c.

Granito‘iron llnm Rollers. 98c.

2 qt. granite imn covered Pails, 15c.

65 new Toilet Sets, l0 shapes and if.
decorations. Nicely. decorated gold
stippled and all raised work gold lin-
ed. regular price, $5.25, special for this
sillP only. 82.98 a set.

any

deep Pie

DRESS GOODS.

Good bargains hero.

25c Mixtures. lBBfic.

39c l‘ancies. 25c.

75c Scotch Effects, for tailor suits,
50c.

81.00 Black Cheviot. 750.

$1.75 Camel's Hair Cheviot, 54-inch.
ii. 25.

69c plaids for skirts, 60c.

81.50 Heavy Grey Homespun for

 

skirts. $1. 00.
“.25 grey Serges for skirts are
aults, 89c. r

Money Raising «Sale! f

The Boston Store, like all big stores and corporations that buy their goods for
cash. are compelled to borrow money from the banks or raise money from their
stocks in order to pay for their full and winter purchases.

We prefer to do the lot-

because it gives us a good advertisement and our customers reap many good

UNDERWEAR.

Men's heavy Grey Shirts and Draw-
ers, half price, 25c.

Men's heavy fit-cred lined shirts and
drawers. worth 501- for this sale, 29c.

Ladles' extra heavy fleeced lined
ribbed vests and pants, 25c.

Ladies' natural Wool 75c
vests and pants, 500.

Root'u line underwear, for women,
natural wool and white. ”.00.

Men's outing iluuuel night shirts.
worth 75c, this sale. our.

quality

NOTIONS.

We carry the largest stock in the
two cities.

38c Pocket Books, 250.

19c Dressing Combs. lilo.

15c Tooth Brushes, 100.

Hercules Braid. black and colors, all
new, 30 to 350. the yard.

Black fancy Mohair and silk pat-
tern braids 10c to 75c yard.

Fringe trimmings. the very newest
things for fall, silk and cheneille, 26c,
500.. 75c and 81.00 yard.

Silk gimps, a big variety, lOc yard.

Jet Belts, title to 82.75.,

50c Leather Belts, 25c.

250 Leather Belts. 15e.

We will close every colored shirt
waist-we have, the $1.00 and $1.50. all
no at one price, 25c.

COME .TO THIS GREAT SALE l

Saturday and Monday.3;

 

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SEYMOUR’S

STORE

Fancy Double Cream..................

New Edam . -

NewEnglish.........................
SocietyRouquefort....................

Swiss.........
Neufchatel. . . .

Philadelphia Cream...................
Clubllouse...........................

And Other Seasouable Goods

Arriving Daily,

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Cheese.

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR.

LEADING GBOCER,
33 Welt Washington Street.

 

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if you will bring your dollars to us we will stretch them over more good quality

sells-sass

less--

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. ........
BONELESS BREAKFAST BACON, LE.

......... 20¢
10c

19 LBS. BEST ORANULATED SUGAR FOR ".00

20 LBS. WHITE EX. C. SUGAR FOR .

MAUI) S. FLOUR. 56c BAG. “.25 BBL.
JONES' SUPERLATIVE FLOUR. 51c BAG, “.50 BBL.

Ln‘lncu...

s ‘c [Jon Coiled o

lo Sugar Cured Shoulders, . .. .
10c Walter Baker's Cocoa
15c Quaker Oats Pkg.
.. 10c iQt. Jar Mustard

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81.00

10c llbl. Salt Pork .............J.... 358
22c iqts.LimaBeans ..... ........... 25¢
...... 755C ’0 “ll. Rolled all .............. ”8
on..." 110 ISIMYOIIW I“! nun-"nun”.
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g, So Norwslk. 35-37 Main street, Norwslk.

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