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Annals Sentinel. incontinent-
, asks. some: open: some, Week
fin Hampshire, :suggests that u
; ' horns-coming of Connecticut's
‘ and daughters would be an ad-
mi. thing. "I‘ll.”proiect is begin-
to be endorsed by other papers in
state. The orflngtou Evening
3% ll the In to add its word
approval to the suggestion. By way
explanation we reprint an editorial
5” the Litehdeld Enquirer on this
We: , ' -
'We are heartily in sympathy with
the’odltOrisl from the Ansonia Senti-
which we print in another col-
out. concerning an ‘old home' week
Oonnecticut. 'We would suggest the
week beginning with the last Sunday
orglondsy in August. This would
than bring In the Saturday before
him Day and also that holiday. We
have that next week Governor Loans-
bflry will'issue an advisory proclama.
than providing for such a week. thch-
Held has many sons and daughters
,we would give a most cordial welcome.
Let us, by all means, have a Connecti-
cut 'old home’ week.
, sunl- vastness up visors
‘Tlie person aillicted with large pores
must take the greater pains with her
’ baths.
Handkerchiefs bordered with black
are no longer considered obligatory
for one in mourning, but the white
. hemstltched border must be very nar-
10W.
It's a very simple matter to make a
few mittens out of Turkish towellng to
use after your cold water bath. They
are much more convenient than a tow—
el to rub with. and a goodly supply
insures plenty of clean ones at all
times.
_____._._
I While It may be necessary occasion-
nlly to use borax, or some such clean—
ser, when washing the hair. it should
be used sparingly unlessyour hair is
very dark. A good hair-dresser will
recommend for you a treptment that
will cleanse without fading your‘iocks.
Americans are copying from their
“foreign neighbors receipts for using
chestnuts. One is to make a sort of
salad (only there is inciting the usual
dressing) made by mashing the chest-
nuts very fine after they are boiled.
. ‘ and serving them with whipped
' cream.
. You will find much of your canned
? ‘ fruit can be utilized with good results
in connection with your cereal dlsh at
breakfast. Fresh fruits are better of
~. course, but the other is very palatable.
What decided fashions we have this
fall. Every one seems to be following
with her whole heart the fashion set
before her. We can say it is a "red"
season, or a “velvet" season, or a
”plaid" season or a "sensib e" season
. when we look at the fashio ble street
outfit. 7 '
g, Ilent to the dining table is absorbent
- . cotton. We never mean to be careless
at all tables where food is served, and
no a bit of this cotton in the side-
board or a side table drawer, so con-
venient that one can catch it up in an
instant, will save many a nice gown
or suit of clothes from ruin.
Now that it is time for game, or
.1 wly so “a receipt for using the pieces
, ' that are left may be of use to some.
’ . The Woman's Home Companion fum-
bhel this one for gamesouflie: Chop
as fine as possible one pint of cold
, y» roasted game that is choice, or better
J Still. put it two or three times through
, s meat grinder. Add this to one pint
, ‘ p of white sauce or roux. adding also one
i . ’ .tenspoonful of chopped parsley. Cook
i, two minutes, add the well-beaten yokcs
, of some eggs, and stand away to cool.
,' Twenty-live minutes before the souffle
h to be served add the whites of the
, ,” buten to n stifl froth. turn into a
1“me baking-dish. and bake
twenty-five minutes. Serve at once. It
. m be In "light as a feather" and
" “81“.!!! making the white sauce
.3 file stock can be used instead of
‘1 m if preferred. ~
“POOR EXCUSE." ETC.
. “nut Slims is the most resourceful
- wow you ever saw. ‘His girl has n
putty main stopping with her, and
herald his particular that he had hired
II mbestrn to serenade them Thurs-
, fiy night. As he had done nothing of
f . an klnd and forgot all about it. and as
* Ind nude arrangements to treat
(h serenade“, Slims caught It hot and
. bury when be next called. How do
yon-suppose the rsscsl squared him-
”If?”
”Haven't the slightest. idea."
“Told the girl but the orchestra
much on him because «he sang in
church and didn't belong to the union."
vbetroltlfreem ,,. ~
O.............OOOI”OOOOOOOOOOOIO
A scattered all over the Union to whom ..
A good thing to keep always conve- ,
and spill. but accidents havebappeued .
Tia“ Easiness in
later.
ChMrsn.
«Mugs.
near.
Sumisldnqs in mutual».
gouth Norwnih.
Two Stores: 0",”.
10,0“) bushels
and 10 carioads
01d Timothy Hay,
Horses fed on new oats and new
hay are subJect to the Colic.
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Edison
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if :I J f.
DENA .
benefit ‘of the same.
and Pen.
Tel. 52-3.
slow to recognize it.
This is the verdict o
There is No Other Store to Touch Us
f all housekeepers who patronize
THE P.J. LYNCH co.
118 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
. This rovestlmt our patrons are satisii
is today t 0 Leading Grocer ill the Twin 0
ently given absolutely the highest possible value,
, ,, ,,
“rm 3“-
other
News \Dcaringfippard.
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 brooms jet rm, W and
“Santa Shirts in the hint
Sula 3s“ Stubs in Neck-
Ksts ... Dunlap and “Wilt“
'Dsrhus and mom; she Caps. men's .
Let us enum-
Gemstflfircthcrs,
14 South Main st., 80. Norwalk.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN,
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AT OUR ELEVATOR.
RAYMOND BROS.
“lion‘s. seas,
601mb
s.*-‘
...
'- TM action ‘0 '9
Jones, George H. Brosdhurst's succule-
ful force. which comes ‘to Ham. ‘0'
morrow night, all takes piles in one
evening in the home of Ebenezer
0100041]. a professor of anatomy,
O in an eastern University. and is Iain
0’ to be brim full of extremely novel and
Olfunny situations. The coin”!!! ill-
., eludes John Allison, iii-Q. Hockey, H.
',\V. Montgomery. Louis abort. JOI-
,cph McKever, Charles Ch rte". Chif-
ilcs Greens, Florence Marion. Lillian
.. Young. Olive McConnell, Ethel Hart»
1 let, Marie Hayes and Maud Allison.
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.l THE PISK SONG itECiTAL.
O. The song recital to be given by Mrs.
.1 Catherine Fisk, with Miss Sally Bette
.‘at the piano, for the benefit of the
‘Norwalk Hospital, will take place at
che Norwalk Congregational Church.
.1 Wednesday evening, at 8:15. The pro-
gramme was selected with care, the
arias from Sampson and Delilah bein!
a special feature. They are In great
“contrast and will show the marked ver-
satility and wide range of voice of Mrs.
Fisk. Three songs are by Frank
Seymour liasiings. of New York city.
and Greenwich, which have been very
successful in New York as well as
'other cities. The diction of Mrs. Fisk
in the. French. German. italian and
English languages is said to be per-
feet.
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OVER THE FENCE.
Over the Fence will be seen for the
stirst time In this city on Saturday cv-
lcnlng next, at lloyt's Theatre. Those
ito whom a conglomeration component
1of pretty girls, merry music and hand-
gsomc costumes. entwined about a cool-
'cdy strong in its funny complications
Well spending their time by taking ud-
, ,vuntngo of the opportunity to witness
.‘l performance of Own-n Ilavis' new mu-
~icnl farce Urn-r the l'cncc. The music
for this prmluction Is now and bright
.;nd the company contains many per-
.
Zor of Admiral llewi-v a special bron2c
- ‘imulnlion soun-nlr of the mm of hin-
l lllil will be presented to each lady'ut-
It riding this performance.
. ' ! ors Well and favorably known to lov-
ec cane lppe l e a 8 lore of force comedy. In commemora-
. . ‘ “ion of the national celebration in hon-
Tlll'Z l'rliJf‘Y l'lnu ERS.
Williams A- Walker's musical farce
omedy. entitled The Policy l'lnycrs.
gicntiy pleased a large audience at
lloyt's Theatre, Saturday night. The
(annually is a large one, and strong at
all points, and especially so in musical
and comedy now-lites. Williams and
Wulltcr were never better paired to
make the most genuine fun. The title
does not convey a full idea of the scope
of the entertainment, as the second
part introduces a change that affords
the highest pleasure to lovers of stir-
ring music. We think a mistake is
mind:- in not including the now very
Epopnlar ml..- walk. Those who attend—
:--d will probably be :zurpricbd to learn
. Ilill it was a first night performance.
Nevertheless it i‘ill’l very smoothly
and when got into host worzklng shape
The l'olliy Players will how few cq-
:imls as u really high class and very
funny performance.
Iii
First little girl (at fashionable sum-
mer rcsort)——-I'm awful glad, to get
Records 3 nunintcdwith you, 'cnnsc you're nice.
COAL l
Having purchued a large supply of Coal
previous to the recent advance in price, Iain
now in a position to give my customers the
My stock consists of first-clue cells
only, both Lohigb and Freebsrsing,
liszleten and Jedde, Egg, stove, Int
Special attention given the awning and
preparation of all cool before delivery, and de-
livered by careful and experienced men,
JOHN H.\.FERRIS.
149 Washington Street.
“one“
Second little glrl—So'm i with you.
That's what we come for. Momma
says so herself.
' “To get 'qnuintcd?"
I “Yes. with nice pcople—p’cbpic in so-
wiciy. you know."
f "Why. that's just what . mammo
(wants. We're in get 'quuintcd with
ipcople in society."
. "Ain't you in society in the city?"
i “No, You ain't. are you?"
_ "No. We‘ve been rukin' and scrap-
;ln' the. whole winter to come here and
get 'quaintcd with people in society,
lyou know."
' "So've we."
"Then you folks ain't anybody at
home?"
“No."
"Neither are we."
"Gucss there ain't much use in us
gettin' 'qualntcd."
"Guess not."
"Gomliiy." .
"Goodby."—New York Weekly.
"I am asked to name several goon
plants which can be grown in halls
and parlors where the heat is from a
furnace and the temperature is kept at
seventy to seventy—live degrees,
writes Eben E. Rexford in the Septem-
ber Ladies' ilome Journal. "There
are few plants which will stand such
heat. It is too dry. The life-giving
ielement has been burned out of it.
1Tue Asplilistra will be more likely to
flourish under such circumstances
than any other plant I know of."
19 Main Street, Norwalk.
ed. The reason why The P. J. Lynch Co.
ities is simply because they have consist-
and housekeepers have not been
Famous White Rose Flour, psrbbl ........................ $4 in Inger Outed Bang. small and lean, per 1b.; .......... Inc
Pin-m5 «Jou- les-flair- nm. "C m. bl. ’4 50 rancy lug-r cured Boncle- Bacon, per in .............. sic
¥m°mwmm' “7 " “462° Inger Cured can nuns, w in ....... ............... 75c
.... ...... . ............ s ............. c .
s Ponuds New Oeroiinn lien ........... . ........................ 25c I 8 Pound- Bonolm It“ M ------------ . --------- "35¢
With one pound f'oifee, beans or ground :.
Snow Flake Baking Powder, a eBauti fnl China Cup and Saucer. or your choice of 100 other different articles.
. THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,
l MKWQHL ”Willow“? ,,
II VALUE. ll QUALITY AID II P3103.
Choice Block orlixed Tea, perpound ...............
‘Voqrmmsckwl'udmwpmnd ..........
.VerylestlochoorlnuOofl’eo, porpeund .......
Very Ooodlochnorlmcoifoe. perpound ......
Our Free Presents given with Tea and Coffee, are an attraction in themselves.
'. 30 and 32c perlbmrl-y lb. best Tea. or is pound Lynch's
I? I
'. .--. .’i
...... 60c
....33:
...... 26c
WE [EM] THE TEA Mill BUFFEE IlllllEl
oxvsusanxnunnoo
luncnibo Col-re. per pound ...... .. ............................ 20c
lest lento- Ooffee, per pound... ....loc
Ooodlnntuu coffee, perpound ..................... ...lOc
Very lest Continuation Coffee. per pound ................ .250
's mm, mm.
“1"? 8‘ .
WOO
“ mm 3: V' Riser
digits ‘
or
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“ *Bo'sioiiiion
Fairlield County's Greatest Store,
A GREAT
sew wmoow saints
saw on storm '
ssw morsuns
" Money Raising Sale l
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 use good advertisement and our customers reap many good
bargains.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
8c White Domct Flannel. to.
Sc Unbleached Muslin, to.
lie Outing Flannel, 6c.
“is White Flannel, 16c.
10c Ginghams, 5c.
BLANKETS.
2 cases grey 8-4 Blankets, tile.
2 cases white 8-4 Blankets, 49c.
2 cases illanket Sheets. 49c.
COMFORTA IlIIES.
98c. Comfortsblcs, 75c.
$1.25 ('omfortablcs, 98c.
$1.50 ('omfortnblcs. $1.25.
31.75 (‘omfortnblcm $1.39.
82.00 Satine Comfortable, 81.5
TABLE LINENS.
25c Damask. 19c.
35c Damask. 25c.
49c lIqu Bleached, 35c.
75c liloachcd Damask. 59c.
93c Full ihmiusk. 75c.
TOW ELS.
lZW' Huck Towels, 10c.
13c lluck Towels. 120.
25c lliick Towels, llic.
Large Hillll Towels, 10c.
Extra large iluth Towels; 19c.
COUNTEIU‘ANES.
69c 'Qnilts, 49c.
$1.50 Quilts, $1.00.
Read this list:
GREAT BARGAINS iN THE KITCH-
EN DEPARTMENT.
10c 1 qt. white ware Table Bowie,
alt price, So.
lronstone China Coffee Cups. 6c.
lronstone Chins Tea Dessert or
Soup Platters, 5c.
ironstone China Toilet Ewers. ex-
tra, 39c.
lronstone Pitchers. 10c.
lronstone covered Vegetable,
size, 25c.
lvi qt. gnlv. iron Water Pails. 25c.
10x14 sheet iron covered Roasting
Pans, 25c. .
Silexo. the best scouring Soap, 4c.
2 qt. granite iron Tea or Coffee Pot.
29c.
Extra large
Plates. 15c.
any
and extra deep Pic
0' Granite iron lium liollers. 98c.
2 qt. granite iron covered Pails. 15c.
65 new ’l‘ollct Sets, 10 shapes and if.
decorations. Nicely decorated gold
stipplcd and all ruined work gold lin-
ed, regular price. $5.25, special for title
:iiilc only, $2.98 a set.
DRESS GOODS.
Good bargains here.
250 Mixtures. l2iac.
39c Funcies, 25c.
75c Scotch Effects, for tailor suits,
500.
“.00 Black Cheviot. 75c.
81.75 Camel's Hair Cheviot, «inch,
$1.25.
We plaids for skirts, 50c.
81.50 Heavy Grey Homespun for
skirts. $1.00.
$1.25 grey Surges for skirts 22'
suits, 89c.
UNDERWEAR.
Men's heavy Grey Shirts and Draw-
ers, half price, 25c.
Men's heavy fleeced lined shirts and
drawers, worth 50c for this sale, 2%.
Ladies' extra heavy fleeced lined
ribbed vests and pants. 25c.
Ladles’ natural wool 75c
vests and pants, 50c
Root's fine underwear, for women,
natural WOOI and Wlllli'. $1.00.
Men's outing ilnnncl night shirts,
worth 75c, this sale. fine.
quality
NOTIONS.
We carry the largest stock in the
two cities.
89c Pocket Books, 25c.
19c Dressing Combs, 10c.
15c Tooth Brushes. lnc.
Hercules Braid, black and colors, all
new, ac to 35c the yard.
Black fancy Mohair and silk pat-
tern braids 10c to 750 yard.
Fringe trimmings, the very newest
things for fall, silk and chenellle, 25c,
50c. 75c and 81.00 yard.
Silk gimps, a big variety, 10c yard.
_Jet Belts, 69c to 82.75.
50c Leather Belts. 25c.
25c Leather Belts, l5c.
We will close every colored shirt
"'"lst we have, the 81.00 and $1.50, all
.50 at one price, 25c.
cons TO THIS GREAT SALE!
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Saturday and
Monday.
Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.
WE OFFER THE I'I'HLIC THE BEST GOODS TO BE PURCHASED ON
CA“. 58-2
AT
SEY-
MOUR’S
STORE.
. CALI. 58-2
THE M A IIKET. \V'E
ilVE HONEST WEIGHT AND MEASI'RE AND DO
BUSINESS IN A STRAIGIITFORWARD MANNER. OUR PRICES ARE AS
LOW AS GOODS (‘AN BE SOLD FOR AND PAY OUR HONEST DEBTS.
THE BEST IS CHEAP ENOI'GH.
WE CHALLANGE ANY HOUSE TO
MATCH ['5 ON OI'R ELEGANT COFFEE THE NECTAR OF THE GOODS
TO HOLD AND KEEP THE EPICURE. WE \VANT EVERY GOOD CUS-
TOMER THAT WE CAN GET, AND WE WILL PLEASE THEM.
OUR TEA DELIGIITS THE DELICATE TASTE AND CHARMS AS
WELL.
THAT FANCY GILT EDGE CREAMERY BUTTER, SO SWEET AND
CLEAN. NOTHING CAN Sl'Ri‘ASS IT.
FINE FRESH COUNTRY EGGS.
\VAYS ON HAND.
NEW FIGS. JAM AND JELLIES.
THE PRIDE OI" OUR STOCK. AL-
I
CONCORD AND NIAGARA GRAPES,
CRANBERRIES, EXTRA FINE CELERY,
ALI. OF THE LEADING BRANDS 0F CHEESE.
WE HAVE EVERYTHING NEW AND INVITING THAT COMES UP-
ON THE MARKET.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
Leading Grocer,
33 watt wasmiiorou STREET,
SOUTH IORWMJI.
HERE’S A GOLD MINE
for frugal housewives.
and see what we do for our patrons.
moneyas we do. If you spend as muc
When you’re out prospecting for
get an addition built to your house.
proper grocery prices, come
Nobody ever sold good groceries for so little
h Willi us as yon do elsewhere, you’ll have to
HIV BARTLETT runs, 8 pound can ....... . .................................... . ............ 10c
SOLID m1) PM” TOMATOES (1899 pack), per can ........ 7c
BED GLOVE BRAND OOHDIIBED 111.3, pet can ........................... .. 7c
1’03! OLOII cannon, 3 pound box ...... . ............................. ...10c
PM! GOLD DUST, per package ................... , .................................... 3c
95 cakes Outlie loop ................................ .. Quaker Oats, per package ...... , ................... .. ........... 9c
is cakes laundry soap ....................... .............. soc Shredded coconut, por minnow..- ................. ..lbe
mcity Wsshing Powder, 1 pound package ......... be Lion Coho, per package ......
trench lust-rd (jelly glass) .......... ..................... be led Alaska Bullion. per can ........ . ...................... ....lOc
trench lust-rd (quartjsn)... ................ 10c Sugar Outed Shoulders. per pound ........................ 7 14!:
lnglishl’icklls (qfllfllm) ...... . ...... .. ...... . ..... .. ......... 10c Imported lardines, percnn ............................... ........IOc
Fuss-With one
and Coffee your choice of a pink china pitcher, a pink
china cup and saucer, a b as cup and saucer, a blue plate, a blue bowl, etc.
T e' New York Grocery Co.
Donovan Building, 80. Norwalk. I 35-37 Main street. Norwalk.
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