. . tide
Films u slip.
,tlon is still occasionally
‘ in will Mile-t "warm
mlw road may cease
It concern and at the
“ war of the trunk Ilnes.‘
ditch Ilia“ Atrould be a state
,‘ “conceded by all who
. , Val-sloshtlemubject. Connec—
_’ has given» ' companydlnmense
Whfl~mortnnitles and she gave
Mm the count in the com-
pensioner that sslalorlty of the
t, m should always .be Connecticut
’citilsl‘llr7 Eat! the legislators imagined
. believer could be any doubt on the
matter. they would unquestionably
. hmarldad‘th‘u the'president of the
‘ when, should himself he a Connecti-
cntcitlsen. Snell he has been ever
" , since the charter was 'grpnted. Such he
5 ought“ to be.—-Hartford Courant.
The Republicans of the Second Vot-
ing District could hafnium placed in
nomination in much stronger candidate
for selectlnan than James A. lirown.
, He ill a good business man. thorough-
~ly familiar with town' affairs and il
wise and economical administration
may be expected under his reign of of-
fice. Mr. Brown has been out of poll-
tlcs in recent years. but is. neverthe—
less, so wall known. that 'Iho Sentinel
predicts he will not only poll his pare
ty vote. but will draw heavily from the
l opposition.
I
From the vigor and persistence with
which the friends of the Fourth Itcgi~
ment. 0. N. 6.. are lmploring the pub-
lic to contribute money to enable that .,
l organlntion to walk in the» Dewey
’ Day parade in New. York in order to
make that demonstration a success. it
i ,_ 's suspected that Admiral Dewey has
declared that if the Fourth doesn’t
walk In it. he won't ride in it.——l\'cw
Haven 'Pnlladiuln. “
It is said that the'result of the. Dem-
, ocratic probate convention is now a
foregone conclusion. "the nominee, it
is predicted. will be Judge ll. W. Greg,
ory. ‘ ‘
\
‘suim “Slim!“ AND rascrss ‘
_ Plaid skirts and capes are making
" the streets gay. Each day adds to lot
' number and soon every Woman wil:
be wearing plaid. it's a fashion that
includes all the colors and shudc
known. therefore the inability to ilni
one's favorite color will not. be ill!
greason for wearing plain cloths.
, 'rhe habit-plan hack skirt is well re-
ceived. It relieves the form of the sc
vere look of thehnblt back, yet is
‘ ‘quite as attractive.
There are few skirts more than full:
and one-half yards at the hem.
Select juicy rather than tender nil-sit
If you want a good beef tea.
Here is a simple remedy for bleed-
~ in: at the nose, taken fro. the New
- York Times: Cut sonic blotting pupcl
- about an inch square. roll it about tilt
size of a lead peacitsnd put it up the
nostril that is bleeding. The hollow
‘ i in it will “row the sufferer to breathe;
the blood will fill the space between
the tube and will very soon mmguiatc
and cease tp flow.
Toast, over which chm-sic is grated
. and then melted ls served with a let-
tuce Iliad. The slices should be cut
into tiny blocks not more than an incl.
square. -‘
. ..,..._.___.__..
No two pieces of a woman's Sll‘l‘i'l
" outfit match now. Hats. glows. skirts,
waists and wraps aretall unlike.
A neat jacket for home wear is
e perfectly plain and loose enough
be comfortable. "There is lace ur-
mound the edge and in the sie'cves, then
there are cascades of it from the
shoulders down over the biases to the
., edge, and a tiny trill of it at the upper
Cline of the plain standing collar. The
buttons are crystal.
” . A young girl who graduated from
high school in Just is rejoicing just
now. as she reads of the fashion for
’ heart—shaped 0 sin. over one l‘et't‘ivod
by her It the lme of her graduation.
V“ has been placed in a setting sulta-
hle. and she proudly takes it to col-
less with her this fall. People are be-
ginning to enjoy the beauties of that
at which they. have deprived them-
selves so long for foolish superstition.
A toque made of a Vecht bandanna
= . handkerchief represents one of the new
.m of head-gear.
A town of velvet cloth lg to he
mm with mink. There are rovers
of it til the coat, and n detachable col-
; lit, while bands of the in: are about
“the wrist. and on the edge hi the tonic.
» After trying many kinds. I helieye
ill pettlcoat to make a good appear-
dance and furnish good service too is
“made at mohair ruffled with silk.
‘ ' ~—-————-—-¢-‘—‘—
lusci-
is not make a house-dress with s '
him Millinrry, Opening. '
Wednesday), 'dbursds'g and finding,
‘ Sept. 21, 28, 29,
We will exhibit aJarge and most complete assort-
‘ most of
Parisian ‘ Pattern ilals ind Novelties,
Of our own importation.
We will also display hundreds of choice designs
ill Trimmed lists from our own work rooms.
The ladies of the Norwillks are cordially invited.
/
The Only Hillinery Importers
in Bridgeport. ,
E. H. DILLON 8: Co.
g 360 and 362 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn,
WOOMWOOOO O‘NMOO GO N 4 ”“OOOMOOMOOO
o
”00””... 9”.”QMO ‘ W OMWOWS .0
m
C
5,?
am P. Beers,
”um
I“
Willi
Edison Columbia
Records Records
1 ”OD... ,_ :nqoqo“fio\q‘c‘e “_‘§“~,“Y‘
:49 Wall Sllreét. Norwalk, Conn.
eeoeolefleeoeeooeoo‘oeeeeeebeeoeeeoeeoeu.
'53“ hash'tons in
Men’smtar'mgfiward.
“H. , wing daily new Full
(3... il. l.. .. l'csmic richness and splen-
ill! -—;o'il~ :lilr ulli do you good to
;, i 'I m
l'. you-3) upon. Let us enum-
cl ’t-‘g ~.~-'§2 ' Tl you more about them
later. Illtlle liienntime call and see
our autumnal oilerings:
Suits and Dressers tor Men. Bees and
CKMrtn. 3am; Shirts in the bridal
co‘m’mgs. Serb; 3a“ Sinks in Keck-
rsear. Kate ---'Dua\1p and Bosnian
Dubai. and Rhinos; s\so Caps. Men’s
'iura'tsh'lngs in pro’sus'ion.
Comsiock'Br—other 3,
l4 South Main st., So. N orwalk.
“mm“ "mm" MILFORD A. GlFIt‘IN,
'ihorwnill.
WAGES.
0.....“0.COIOOOOOOIOICOIIOCO00......
ADVERTISE IN THE srnrlnlzi.
There is No" MW
'l'wo Htorm
OOOOOOOOIOQOOOUOOCo.0.0coo-uJo.0......00300000000b
Qua-u.
THE P.
118 Washington Street, South Norwulk.
OthnermStore to Teach Us.
This is the verdict of all lousekeepers who patronize
J. LYNCH 00.
A mam... .. A. “Au—WM.
. .eoruua up!!!”
wuar incessant 70 Jones.
What Happened To Jones. George H
Broadburst's successful farce. comes
to lloyt's Theatre tonight. In the com-
pany will be found John Allison, n
0. Hockey. ii. w. Montgomem bouts
Rcinhort. Joseph McKcm, Charles
Charters, Charles Green. Florence Mar-
lon. Lillian Young. Olive McConnell.
Ethel Hertslet. Marie Haynes and
Maud Allison. The story of the com-
edy is sold to be simple. but to provldc
good ground work forthe compllcu.
lions. Professor Gomlly expects a vis-
It to Ills New York homo from his bro-
ther. Rev. Anthony (loudly. bishop o:
llullrlrnt. In anticipation of this event
the most t‘Iilm'i'ltil' preparations nrv-
nlmlc by the wlfc ulld tlllllghlct r of the
profchsornnil hisslstcr-ln-lawduld aged
and romantic party, who has engaged
herself through the mall to the bishop.
On the eve of the visitor's arrival thc
professor. in Iill' interest of science and
unknown to his family, is induced to
attend ll prize light by his future son~
lu-lrlw. Although the police are “fix-
ed" the place. is raided. Both escape.
but. the professor in doing so falls and
gets a black eye. not to mention the
damage to his clothes. Just as thev
lhink themselves safe from the clutches
of the law. it stranger bursts in upon
thcm. This is Joni-s. To avoid arrcsf
he knocked down one of the pursuing
guardians of the low and follows them
into the house. He is a travelling snlcs
mun who handles hymn books and for
ll sidc llnc si-lls playing cards. The
house is surrollnili-d. and to avoid c):-
liosurl- to himself. the professor palm:-
otl‘ .lones its the inshop, and the cnsll-
[lug t‘tll‘lllllll"llitfilfl uln- llotli llltcrcslill‘
Innil hilarious. in the cud .lolics "wins
14ml" ulld cvciytlllug cnils slitlsfnclor
l ll".
.._.._.-. .._.. fl”
. l-‘lSlx’ SI‘NG llEi‘l’l‘Ali.
'l‘llc snug I‘l'i'lllll at the Nnrwnlk
i('nrlgrcgiltlollul Church, tomorrow or
ll‘lllllLi by Mrs. ('llilli'i'lni‘ Fish. for Ill
llll'lli'lli of the Nul'Wulk Hospital. liltlllir-
llr“ s it rich musical ll‘l‘di. Spcuklug or
film. I’lltk. the St. Louis Glilllc ill-hm
ll'l'fll Milfi‘xl
\lrs. ('.lilll rlilc l-‘isk, one of lili' "lilhl
, llw'lillgulsbrd ciliili'ultnu or this mull ‘
try. hung Gillck's grout llrlii from .\‘
mute, cliiillcd ill\'llilll:i illl Styx." I!)
this Sl‘ll‘illltll illillmt ull iii" stylus ill
till artist are drawn upon. from a vo.
’czil standpoint. it l:- scarcely news
:il'l')‘ to stain that Mrs. l-‘isk triumph-
ttlllly (‘l‘lllllill'l'lli llll llih illilll'lllllcs lri
lll‘i way Sllc sung with grout lllit‘l-
lll!"lll‘i‘ :liiil Iil'lllll‘illf‘ fervor. lil‘l' (‘ill'lil
loin-s urn wry l'i-sonnnt. and occasion-
‘ully approach liul'hllllrss, but when lllil
peculiar \ocslli'c style of the Work is
, ‘Illlb’lldl‘rr‘J illi4 cannot bu. considered
.'l lilt‘llllrll. ll: 1' lliidill . rr'glstcr l4 full
.:l:.i culltri‘uv it‘llt‘il of grant s'witucus.
llcr upper notes are of rl‘flllil'kllllil' [H‘
wi-l' :lnil illlllizllil')’. Altogltlll'r b".
‘.'.'lli'l\' was of a high artistic ciillbrc.
l'ill‘l 2 collisional of Edward Grlcg's (‘lln-
iota, "(liar 'l'rygvilson.” for lllezz:l~.~'o—
pruno, cllntmltii ilnil ilrll'lt ilh' swirls
-l:.vrll.~' and orchestra. Mrs. Fill: .‘i-
"'l'hc leu." had ll part of crircmc
‘lii'lll.il). \\llii wry lilil-r lirilliilciltliill
to her its a vocalirt. 'lllnl till" WI:
lilllillt! l'l sink her ability as :l sing-l
ill lil‘lir-l' in [it‘l'IrIilll in .‘i mic-l llliitN‘Mi
‘zlylc ril‘ i-iliiillnsillnll show; her in pm..-
.«lcus the soul of the artist.
(li'lilt ’l'lilv) FENCE.
Manual-r Hoyt lillnlillnl'l'ii that liver
illl' l“t‘lll'l' \vlll bc lilt‘ :lltl'ncllon ill his
llzczllri- Saturday cvclliilg "4'3“. and it
‘-' promised that llll‘ old stereotype
phl:l,~l~ of "a laugh l'm‘ every minute
wun be used in gmnl cilia-i. 'l'ilin‘ l'tllib
wily Will be ritual-d with cxcclll'llt can
or: in ('U-'iliililt“‘. .“l'i uii' v-ri’w'is llllil ill:
company gulls-roll together is said to
be ubm'i- lilt' :ivcl‘iigc. The usual uni-
mllzt ni‘ pl-ctiy girls to Wl'fil' the hand-
Filllll' cosllllul-s itl't' tl~'cii in all the "till:
trim" Among this principal artists en-
liit‘J'ti tli'v' Ulylllpi'l Ullill'il'lli‘, 'l'ili-
itiiliiicils, .iuua tilil'blty, Gussle Hart.
Hurry l.i-t'l:llr, .lllliilll Rose. Leslie &
Audit-y. George T. Welch, llcsslc Mont-
lzumcry and Howard t‘. ltolu-y. To ev-
ery lady attending will be presented an
{elegant bronze Souvenir of the den
3 of ‘iitllllil, in collimeniorntion of Dewey
‘ Day.
, The squiri's son had just bccn or
‘flflillt'li and was to take the morning
'scrvico lll his native village. He was a
‘ylllllig man and very nervous. [low-
,f‘i‘I'l‘. he did his best and rcturncd to
:lhe- rmtry, having act-lillllllisllml thl
service to his own satisfaction. "i
think i got through the service with.
out a mlsthkc. .lohn." he remarked to
‘ the old clerk. who was helping him off
i with his surplicc.
“it was first rate. Master Dick." said.
the old mun. with enthusiasm: "I don't
fknow as l cvcr heard it better done."
‘ After a pullsc he added; ‘ilut the old
ipurson he never gives us the evening
; suri'lce in the morning."
19 Main Street, Norwolk.‘
This proves that our patrons are satisfied. The reason why The P. .l. Lynch Co.
is today the Leading Greccr III the Twin Cities is simply because they have consult-
ently given absolutely the highest possible value, and housekeepers have not been
slow to recognize it.
Famous Whit; no” Flour, per 2‘” ...... ti .; ............... :4 15 Bugs: Outed Barns, small and lean, per lb ....... . ...... 11ft:
Pillsbury} or iii-es input at we tour 7c bag, bl, I 60 .......... 9
”unborn crosby's Gold new Flour: s7 " .. s 1.50 :‘m" ‘“‘":;;“;°Wm film. in lbw 7::
7 Packages Vanda Blunts ...................................... 95o “3" Cal!!! ml, p" b """"""" '9!‘ """"""" ’
Cl Pounds New Carolina Bide .................................... 25c i 8 Pounds 3039“” I.“ Put-m ------------- m: ------ .........95c
WE lEMl THE TEA Mill COFFEE lllAIlEl i
Isl VALUI, xn QUALITY AND 131 P3103. i ON! US A TRIAL All) 3! comm.
lhoic-I Block or ltxod Toe. per pound ....... ‘ mace Israel-tho odd—Nor pound... .. ...90c
Very has like! or limit fee, per pound... ....bOc lost Santos Mae, per pound" ...15e
Vary Beet. flows or Java coir-o, per rum]. ....32e Good lento- colfee. par and ......................... 10:
Very Good mocha or Java Coffee. ptr pound ............ 25c Very Best Combination so, per pound ....... ..........9fie
Our Free Presents given with Tea and Coffee are an attraction in themselves.
With one pound Coffee, beans or it round. at 25. 27. no and 33c per lb.. or y. lb. best Tea. or 55 pound Lynch's
Show l-‘lallu Baking Powder, a cliautl ful China Cup and Saucer. or your choice of 100 other diluent articles.
THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,
., chopped-off effect about the
’ l belon and
Let e gs 7 .5“,
m A.W,_.. .
'ol'm “trains: ‘
BESl gurus
'.
.-
n'u'loi'ilonn
Fairfield County'- Greatest Store,
new wrunow suitors
saw OIL ctorus
NEW LINOLEUHS
«meme
Read this list:
DOMESTIC GOODS.
tic White Domet Flannel, 4c.
tic. Unbleached Muslin. 4c.
9c Outing Flannel. 6c.
lilo White. Flannel, 16c.
l0c Ginghums, 5c.
\
bargains.
IlliANKE'l‘S.
o
.. cases grcy ll-l lllzllikcls, 49c.
12 cnscu white 8-! lllunkcts, Attic.
2 cuucs lllitllkvt Sheets. 49c.
COMFOR'i'AIlLES.
93c. (.‘omfortntllcs. 7.1a.
$1.25 (‘omfortnllll-s, lllic.
SLIM (‘olilfortublr-s. “.23.
A GREAT
b
GREAT BARGAINS IN THE KITCH-
EN DEPARTMENT.
10:: 1 qt. white ware Table Howls.
half price, 60.
ironstone China Coffee Cups, 5c.
ironstone Chino Tea Dessert or
Soup l’lsttcrs, 5c.
ironstone (lhllla Toilet Ewers, ex-
lrll, 39c.
lronstone l'ltcllcrs. lllc.
lronstouc covcrcd ‘ Vegetable.
‘lec. 25c.
H qt. gnlv. Iron Watt-r Pulls. 25c.
lllxll shcct iron ('llvr-rwi Roasting
i‘ulls. 25c.
Sllcxo, the best scourinrz Soap, in.
2 qt. granite iron Two or (toffee l’ot.
29c.
Extra large
l’lutrs. li’ic.
(lrunitc Iron llam Rollers, Mr.
2 qt. granite lrtlu Clin‘l'f‘il Pulls. 15c.
any
and extra deep [’10
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.
rcr, because it gives us a good advertisement
We prefer to do the lat-
and our customers reap many good
UNDERWEAR.
Men's heavy Grey Shirts and Draw-
crs, half price, 25c.
Men's heavy llecced ilncd Shirts and
drawers, worth 50c for this sale, 29c.
Ladlcs' extra hcnvy flncccd lined
ribbed vcsts and pants. 25c.
Ladlcs' nntllrul wool
vests and punts. 50c.
Izoot's ilnc underwear, for women,
natural wool and whitc. Slim.
Men's outing llunlwl night shirts,
worlll 75c, this sale. 50c.
—.
lot!
quality
NOTIONS.
We carry the largest stock in the
two cities.
U."
380 Pocket Books,
lllc Dressing Combs, lilo.
15c Tooth llrllsllcs, 10c.
Hercules Braid, black and colors, all
new, tie to 35c the yard.
lilack fancy Mohair and silk pai-
tcrn braids 10c to 75c yard.
l’ringc trimmings. the very newest
things for full. silk and chencllle. 25c,
30c. 75c and ”.00 yard.
Silk shops. a big variety. 10c yard.
Jct iii-its, 69c to 82.75.
.‘Jrc Leather llelts, 25c.
23c Leather Ilelts, 15c.
$1.75 (‘onlfortlllilcl-L $1.319. mli‘.
2.00 Silllnc ('Ulilltll'liilllt', still).
63 new ’l'olll-t Sets. in shows and if.
decorations. Nicely dccorulcd gold
slipplcd and all raised work gold linv
ml. regular price, 5.25, spicial for this
sale only, $2.98 it set.
'I'AIILE LINENS.
25c Damask. lilo.
35c Iliimzlsk, 23c.
tilc llillf illenclmd, 71.30.
73c lllcnchcil IliillllII-‘k, 39c.
.ils'c lr‘ull Damask, 75c.
DRESS GOODS.
Good bnrgnlns here.
25c Mixturcs. l‘l'éc.
39c Fabrics, 25c.
75c Scotch Effects, for tailor suits.
Talc.
$1.00 Black Cheviot. 75c.
“.75 Camel's linir Cheviot, 54—inch.
“.25.
title plultls for skirts, Silo.
TOWELS.
Ell-3c Huck TochlJ, lilc.
lfu- Huck Tom-ls, 12c.
35,. Huck anvig' “m kflifil’lfllgxavy (lrcy Homespun 1in COI’NTERPANES.
{ , .. _ s r s. . .
Large li.ltll 'Ioulls, Mr. ”.35 grey Scrgcs for skirts and 69,. Quilts, 490‘
Extra large llutll ’i‘owcls, 190. suits, 89c.
COME TO THIS GREAT SALE!
$1.50 Quilts, 3i.00.
fright” adv; in The Sentinel Pali-
WE OFFER Till) I’l’lil.l(‘ THE REST GOODS TO DE PI'RCIIASED ON
TI . MARKET. WE GIVE HONEST V\\'EIGHT AND MEASI'RE AND DO
DISINESS IN .\ S'l'RAlGllTi‘()II\\'.\‘.[D “ANNE-IR. OI'R PRICES ARE AS
LOW AS GOODS CAN HE SOLD FOR AND I’AY OI'R HONEST DEBTS.
THE REST IS CHEAP ENOI'GH. WE CHALLANGE ANY HOUSE TO
MATCH IS ON OI'R ELEGANT COFFEE THE NECTAR OF THE GOODS
TO HOLD AND KEEP THE El’ICi'ltE. WE WANT EVERY GOOD CUS-
TOMER THAT WE CAN GET, AND WE WILL PLEASE THEM.
OI'R TEA DELIGHTS THE DELICATE TASTE AND CHARMS AS
WELL.
THAT FANCY GILT EDGE CREAMER‘Y RI'TTER, SO SWEET AND
CLEAN. NOTHING CAN SI'RI'ASS IT.
FINE FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, THE PRIDE OF OUR STOCK, AL-
WAYS ON HAND. ‘
NEW FIGS, JAM AND JELLIES, CONCORD AND NIAGARA GRAPES,
CRANBERRIES, EXTRA FINE CELERY. ’
ALL 0!" THE LEADING BRANDS OI" CHEESE;
WE HAVE EVERYTHING NE\V AND INVITING THAT COMES UP-
ON THE MARKET.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
Leading Grocer,
33 mar wssulnsrou smear,
HERE’S A GOLD MINE
for frugal housewives. When you’re out prospecting for proper grocery prices, come
and see what we do for our patrons. Nobody ever Sold good groceries for so little
money as we do. If you spend as much Willi us as yourdo elsewhere, you'll have to
get an addition built to your house.
CALI. 58-2
Al
SEY-
MOUR’S
STORE. ‘
CALI. 58-2
sourll answers.
NEW sum PM, 3 pound can .................. . ..................................... 10c
SOLID RAID PACKED TOIATOBS (1899 whhpor can. 7c .
BID CLOVER sum CONDlflmm, per can ........... . . 7c
ms 0140'! "A803, 3 pound box ......... ....10c i,
FM“ GOLD DUST. per package... ..................................................... 3c .
15 cakes Castile loop ............................ . ........ ..........2sc Quaker om, per package ......................... .. .............. a;
13 cakes Landry leap ..... . .............. ............. 35c Ihrodded Cocoannt, per pound .............................. ".150
twin City Washing Powder, 1 pound pacing... .. Lion Boles. per package .................................... ......10e
french lasted (jelly glass)". ....... .......... be led Alaska Balm, per can ....... .......... ...... 10c
[mall Install (quart jars) ...................................... 10c Sugar 09nd Shoulders. per pound .............. .........7 1-90
English Pickles (quartjsrs)... ....... . ......... ..............10c Imported Sardines, percan ...... .......loo
FREE-With one
china cup and saucer, a b
TlieNew York Grocery Co.
pound Coffee your choice of a pink china pitcher, a pinlrf
118 cap and saucer, a blue plate, a blue bowl, etc.
i
Donovan Building, 80. Norwslk. 36-37 Main street. Norwalk.
1 ’ ‘ ." ‘ " ,, i I
i. i. . 1...: ' ""
Norwalk Chronicler