' has Indicated to the desire to make Washing- t home. here, as the ‘ ”9‘ the United States as- ' the remainder of his . people to present him see he will accept it with the which it is liven. The com- ' close the subscriptions be- _ mean of next week, before the " of Admiral Dewey and will be We to receive end acknowledge by imam at s souvenir receipt any ' None.” A home. will he purch- th whatever feuds the commit- heve attire and otlnext week time is now so short that the W situate that those who de- lo meke an immediate success or with by making liberal contribu- ’ *tii indicate their wishes by tele- ' _ to Hon. unis 11. Roberts United treasurer, Washington, D. 1... ll treasurer of the fund, and to ‘ by first mail. Brick Paying. km are still discussing brick pave- mt. over in Bridgeport, and the Mallard is evidently prejudiced in fa- ” of the kind of brick used in the boasts of South Norwalk. which, it up», looks “better even, than New ltdm' I, because, perhaps. it isn new- Bnt it was decided by the Bridge- aldermen. when, they visited the vin Rock Midway, and the flying and the African dodger, and use Ilene of Mystery, on their recent Hotel brick inspecting expedition. th: it they never saw anything q1'1lte so nice New Raven's bricks-not even .11 m Island—New Haven Palladium. Bishop Tierney’s remarks to the dcl- - . of the Catholic Total Abstinence Onion. yesterday, were forcible in the advocacy of the cause he has so nblr ”planed. They will find an echoing fintiment in the hearts of all apostles the noble cause of temperance. lie aid: "If you have an opportunity to Me Ito-license in your town, vote no Mlle for God's sake. You will not , the old drunkarde, but you will the young from growing up to an ntinoephere of liquor. We must on meat, we must work, we must please W good Lord, and this is a work which will please Him. "-Hsrtford 1m ‘fl'll risk the Dmbbu'iof the Tribune t Congressman Charles Russell, 01 Hewley," said John 1.. one, the Mer- it. Ind New Haven manufacturer, or “I W Rouse, last night. "Con- m Russell always gets what he than after .and when General Hawiey e few years from now, as be my will, Russell will be the man." 3:. one is the father of Dr. 009, of the Wan Hospital in New York. “It Coo is an influential Republican in t, ind his prophecy concern- in: Goa. Hewley's successor is worth ”baton—New York Tribune. W's reporte' 14‘! failures in , ‘ United States dwing the week, ’W 140 for the previous week and: see M. m and 198 in the correspond- 1.: Mic. 7, and Territories, 11. pulses had 1:. easiest to for the pre- 'MAbdutflpercentofthe number of concerns failing had at 86.0.0 or less, and 5 per cent fl unis assoc to troooo capital. AL CANS RUSH AT RUTGERS saw rare. September 21—71.: an- nals rush of the freshmen and classes at rtutger's in New W. N. 1., last night was won ' the sophomores. twenty to twelva smelled in the lllntnl injury of of the students,‘ Miller. Conger, ' lows. all sophomores. Von Hoe- ‘ a freshman, fainted during w and tumble crumble for the period all the field elm! A 1111.th CAPITAL Columbia and Resumes- eountles is this ”to and Ben- Memory, in v w ......O...o........”.. Went, encouraging,r General Joseph .. dtbecane but was revtve'l is“ ‘5th in ‘1 ‘ feast your eyes one later. our autumnal ofieri “If. Tanishlnas “1 "plasma. MM' Pin-tile”. / O mo smearinfllpparel We are receiving daily new Fall Goods' in all theirricbness and solen- f doc—goods that will do you good to crate; we’ll'tell you more about them ,In the meantime call and see belts and W tor “new and Mm: heap Sldrts la the \eiest colorless. Sada Sell highs in Keck- lets ... 'Dnalep sad \leamen 'owps and Names; aha Caps. M's Gemstock Br others, 14 South Main st.. 80. Norwalk. MILFORD A. GIFFlN, 11. Let us enum- ngs: KAISER. 10. 000 bushels and 10 carioads Old Timothy Hay. llorses fed on new oats and new hay are subject to the Coll". 01d Recleaned Clipped While Oats A’l‘ OUR ELEVATOR. RAYMOND BROS. Willlam P 49 Wall Street. ‘COAL' mm in I lilietltltin '0 barrel“ of. the some. ilezietoa sad_ Jed and Pee. ' JOHN THE P. untly given abgolntely the highest .low to recognize it. COAL. Having wrcheeed a large supply of Coal . pn wines to the recent advance in price, i am Beers, Columbia Records Norwalk, Conn. give my customers the fly s'eoli coeslsts of lrst-eisss Gaels only, both Lehigh and freeburaiag, do, Egg, stove, lat Special attention given the senening and preparation of all coal before delivery, and de- livered by careful and experienced men. H. FE RRIS. 149 Washington Street. There is No Other Store to TouCh Us. This 18 the verdict of all lousekeepers who patrdnize LYNCH 1 CO. [18 Washington Street, South Norwallr. This proves that our patrons are satisfied. The reason why The P. J. Lynch Co. is today the Leading Grocer 1n the Twin Cities 18 simpl possible value, and »' easy use '- . autocl- rub immeasurable . clear. ‘ would w All the society babies are weerins red bonnets and hate. The world is going red med this tell. Crab apples and apple blossoms trimmed a summer hat that has just been laid aside. . . i Both in fancy work and in embroid- eries applied directly to gowns and on not grounds as appliquee. the lily de- sign is a favorite. The new wool shirt-waists have Just 11 few tiny tucks at the collar in front to provide fullness, but at the back there are three small box piaits grad- uated from the neck to the belt and clusters of narrow perpendicular tucks between them. The extreme in golf capes reaches only to the waist. indeed, i am told by some that this length is the correct length for the newest ones. ~l'3uatles are generally worn, but i am Inclined to think they are generally made at home by one's dressmaker. Few ladies can llnd on the counters those of a size to ilt their'particular forms. Some (loth capes of last season are being utilized this season by putting into them gay linings if too short. they may be lengthened by attaching 1 circular rulile inside and up a little Iistance from the edge of the original . nape. Pnrislcnnc tomatoes from Good House-keeping: Skin and slice ripe to- :nutoes us for salad. With one egg heat a tnblcspoonfui of milk. a salt- qpoonful of g1ntod onion, one-third of a teaspoonful of salt. and a pinch of pen- 1er. Din the slices of tomato In this mixture. then roll in cracker dust and ’ry brown in hot butter. Serve as soon is possible after they are cooked. There is a new piece of ueckwear consisting of a standing velvet collar well-shaped and trimmed with jet and spangies. To its lower edge is attached a fringe of let. These col- lars remind us of those we used to make oursr-lvcs, except that those fringes were graduated from short in the lliii'k to long in front, while these ire of uniform length. and those were made of velvet ribbon. Fancy stick pins hold them together. ' l have been critlslzed so much for 11y recent statement that white shirts worn iaklng the place of colored ones 'hat i thought it my duty to ask ‘a lit- is further and dist-over it! had been nislnformed. i am convinced I was. 1nd shall discount that source of in- formation hereafter. M latest infor- m-rs. recognized nuiho ice on all hot pertains to men‘s npmel, tell me that colon-d shirts have almost on- ’iroly and permanently outed white ones. Oi murm- with u black suit and lllk hot :1 man would naturally wear 1 white shirt, that means at n wed- iing or a funeral, but for business roar. yes. and for church. too. he .vmrs a colored shirt. For the latter use he will select :1 tiny stripe or mine modest pattern rather than one if pronounml color and design, put on drier himself correctly dressed. ANOTHER PRACTICE SPIN. New York. September 24-1; he Sham- rock pnsscd out the Hook today for an- The wind was Lillifl topped the moderate sea. which was running. and the weather was When outside the her she broke out her jib handed cost and was all for another day's work. Soon afterwards the Erin Joined her and both went towards toe Scotland lightship where the Erin took a posi- tion to the westward and started the green boot on a race. She crossed on the port talk at ii: ..0. heading down the coast. The wind was light from the eastward At 12: 58 p. m.. the Shamrock turned the stake boat which had been put in position about cost of the Long Branch life saving station and on the star- board tack headed north. MINERS RETURN TQ WORK. Montgomery. W. Va., September 23— Two collleries on New Rover granted the cents advance to the miners to~ ,dny. Eight hundred miners returned jto Work It is now belieyed that a majority of the operators‘tn that dis ,trict will grant a similar increase on Monday. 19 Main Street, Norwalk. h because they have consist- Ousekcepers have not been vgdoodloeheorlmm. p rponnd. ...... Missy, N. Y., September ”-1119, I Won lalley Steam with a mill lhrs capital. of .i on with the Mary of state today The road will , [ mm ti. Silllllllllillll. Our Free Presents given with '1‘ With one pound Codes, beans or ground at 25. 27. 30snd32 c per lb or 5. lb. best Tea. or 55 pound Lynch's Snow Flake Baking Powder. a eBautlfnl Chins Cup and Saucer or your choice of 100 other diilerent articles. THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY, lest lease or laws odes. per pared. ...... 2:894: WE lElll THE lEl lNll llllEFEE llllllEl i ll VALUE. 1' avatar an 1' runs. Em and Cofiee are an A" n. 0N8 us A TRIAL All) III cannon. leraeaiho Col a. pa pl and ....... . ............ .......... ..... 900 Best Santos one... per pound.... ... ... Good lam. Me -, per Very lest annotation ...15c as, per pountlm. . attraction in themselves. ‘ l9 Ill SlllEEl. Ml“. V m I'll“! (jellf WOW 111 11011110 l'elrlield Ceasty'a Greatest Store, new 11101.net" It A GREAT Money Raising Sale 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 fall and winter purchases. We prefer to do the lat- ter, because it gives us a good advertisement and our customers reap many good bargains. Donnsrxc GOODS. , 8c White Domet Flannel, to. do Unbleached Muslin. to. Sc Outing Flannel, dc 19c White Flannel, 16c. / 10c Ginghams, 6c. " / —..— answers. 2 cases grey 8-4 Blankets, tile. 2 cases white 8-4 Blankets, tile. 2 cases Blanket Sheets, 49c. COMFORTABLES. 98c Comfortables. 75c. “.26 (lomfortables, 980. ”.50 Cornfortables ”.25. $1.76 Comfortablcs. $1.39. 82.00 Saline Comfortable. $1.50. TABLE LINENS. 25c Damask. 19c. 35c Damask, 250. 49c Half Bleached. 36c. 76c Bleached Damask, 59c. 98c Full Damask, 75c. TOWELS. 12%c Huck Towels. 100. 15c Huck Towels. 120. 25c Huck Towels. 190. Large Bath Towels, 10c. Extra large Bath Towels, 19c. coriNruuPANssI 69c Quilts. 49c. 81.50 Quilts, $1.00. Read this list: GREAT BARGAINS IN THE KleH- EN DEPARTMENT. 10c 1 qt. white ware Table Bowls. half price, Be. ironstone China Cofiee Cnpe. 5c. ironstone China Tea Dessert or Soup Platters, 5c. ironstone China Toilet Ewers, ex- tra. 39c. ironstone Pitchers. 10c. lronstone covered Vegetable, size. 25c. 14 qt. galv. iron Water Pails, 25c. 10x14 sheet iron covered Roasting Pans, 25c. Silexo. the best scouring Soap, 4c. 2 2 qt. granite iron Tea or Coffee Pot, 9c. Extra large and extra deep Pie Plates, 15c. Granite iron Hum Boilers, tile. 2 qt. granite iron covered Pails, 15c 65 new Toilet Sets, 10 shapes and 11'. decorations. Nicely decorated gold atlpplcd and all raised work gold lin- cd. regular price, 85.25. special for this sale only, $2.98 a set. any DRESS GOODS. Good bargains here. 2511 Mixtures, 1234c. 39c l-‘ancles, 250. 76c Scotch Effects, for tailor suite, .100. $1.00 Black Cheviot. 75c. $1.75 Camel's Hair Cheviot, 54—inch, $1.25. 690 plaids for skirts. 501:. $1.50 Heavy Grey Homespun for skirts. $1.00. 8.25 grey Serges wits, 89c. n" I 1. . for skirts UNDERWEAR. Men's heavy Grey Shirts and Drew- ers, half price. 25c. Men's heavy fleeced llncd shirts and drawers, worth 501! for this sale, 20c. Ladies' extra heavy iieeced lined ribbed vests and pants, 25c. Ladies' natural wool 75c quality vests and pants. 50c. Root's ilne underwear, for women, natural wool and white, ”.00. Men's outing flannel night shirts. worth 750, this sale, 50c. NOTIONS. We carry the largest stock in the two cities. 38c Pocket Books, 25c. 19c Dressing Combs, 10c. 16c Tooth Brushes. 10c. Hercules Braid, black and colors, all new, 3c to 35c the yard. Black fancy Mohair and silk pat! tern braids 10c to 75c yard. Fringe, trimmings, the very newest things for tall. silk and chenellle, 25c, 50c. 75c and 81.00 yard. , Silk gimps, a big variety, 10c yard. Jet Belts, 69c to $2.75. 50c Leather Belts, 25c. 25c Leather Belts, 15c. We will close every colored shirt weistwe have, the $1.00 and 81.50, all .50 at one price, 25c. COME TO THIS GREAT SALE! Saturday and Monday. “‘Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pal- 1 White collar and perhaps tie. and con- . SEYMOUR’S STOR Fancy Double Cream............o...... New Edam . . New English..."...................._,.. Society R011q11efort.. Swrss Neufcbatel............................ Philadelphia Cream................... Club House...........................) And Other Seasouable Goods Arriving Daily, and see what we do for our patrons. money as we do. get an addition built to your house. erase-seesse-seeoereceases FRESH ARIBIVAL assess-Oosolistsu Tel. 58-2. Cheese. CHAS. E. SEYMOUR, LEADING GROCER, 33 West Washington Street. ' HERBS A GOLD 1111le for frugal housewives. When you ’re out prospecting for proper grocery prices, come Nobody ever sold good groceries for so little fyou spend as much with us as you do elsewhere, you’ll have to '3' mm 13“., 8 pound m ....... 10c - ”LID nun reoxsn murals (1099 WI). p01 can ............. . ............ 70 mmnm ”Mlmmlierm ....................... . ............ 7c macroseerenon. Spatula” 1m “Whalperm Famou'hihloee’ionrmerbbi ........ 7. .............. :2 :3 Sugar Outed Hams, smallenn lean. perlb ...... .. ...... Hie mnu"a',‘°n’" m l"m"°“'- " ° W '” Fm Ive-r Cur-d Don-1m M. 1»! lb ----- . tile as costs caetile Ioep...... ............................. ....... .250 yuan-‘1! 's Ilse-it" ’ .51.‘°......‘... .. .1 32E lug-'Cured Calif Esme. 7" lb "' '" ""4 7” 18 eahsskululry Snip ................................. .351: 6 rounds Iew assaulte- .................................... I 3 PM. 30'0“” '0“ Wk -------------- - - "-350 twin city Washing m, 1 p I l . 5‘ FREE. With one pound Coflee your choice ofa pink china pitcher, a pink china cup and saucer, a blue cap and saucer. a blue plate, a blue bowl, etc. The New York Grocery Co. Donovan Building, 80. Norwelk. 35-37 Main street. Nor-walk. (
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