- ,that the programme
. tins of Friday and iiatur-
' York 1111er be altered in
ifflrticiilsr by the early
W
l Dawey'ii a humorist. When
:1 upon to explain how he
to be two days ahead of time
‘ at New Yoi'k, he remarked
two 1111111111 rather than as
(at time, “beams you see.’
“1 wind from Vermont. and
‘3 5 state where we have to
”7“." '
did Iiortar "Petersburg EX<
which is blocked up in Frank
“anal yard will double dis«
as an object of interest any can-
tiiat Spain has ever mounted
, the aincompoops are gushing
the Spanish gun that isn't com-
hy cannot some men. who have
real public spirit mount the old
r on a proper pedestal at Sea-
parki This old piece has a his:
‘ which will interest all future gen-
.. The Spanish war and its ac-
' as cut a very small figure when
... with the war Of the Rebel-
-Brldgeport Union.
‘4'... ' 1~ 111111101111 11111 “50mm.
n the place of her watch my young
suspends from her chateiaine pin
tiay gold heart which opens at her
“11111113 to discloae the face of lover
' . " friend. These tiny hearts are
" . lines of crystal, and again of sil-
. anything that will give one
ivers sooner than the sight of a
:2 list sleeve on a cold-day?
9' the ends of your gros grain rib-
ties with lace edging and insert-
or only the latter. Cut the eno‘:
tad
New waists have their culls fastened
tit" buttons instead of links, tum to
' if.
or front. and these look
hirt-waists and more dressy.
. who think only of-the old-
burial of this particular kind of
”1!!an should look over the new
ha in our retail stores. There is ev-
sort and kind: Bead silk, chenille,
, ”angle, and any two or three or an of
‘ combined and in widths to suit
cry variety of taste and style of gar-
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What a pity it is that so many of
the soft and most beautiful tints
brought out in coatings and suitings
m not fast. if one is going to purch—
ass such color, she should search on:
”liable merchant who deals with a re-
linhio manufacturer.
The windmill bows that appear so
p Often on hats are finding their way on
:13 the skirts and hats. too.
Following is an interesting extract
'from an article in Harper's Bazar on
the newest styles in paper: The most
approved stattOnery for this season is a
, kid-finish paper of tne most delicate
shade of gray, really a pearl white and
of medium weight. Plain white and
. cream white are always in the bear
. . of taste, but the Tiffany gray. as it is
‘ known, has the advantage of affording
a better background foi‘ engraving and
illluinating. Other delicately tinted _
papers are still used, and are comiz'v
and good form, but they are a fad.
and as such are losing ground. (in no
account are the bizarre shades and ef-
fects displayed in the shops as 'the
very latest ’."style such as pink or blue
pivot with white borders, ever adapted
hypeopie of refined taste. Oblong en«
Telopes with paper to fit are more pop-
ular at present than the square-shap-
ad ones. Fashion permits, but does
not order. a rather large size letter
shoot. Note paper is of course. small.
The well-equipped writer has for her
social correspondence threepizea of p. 1-
madaitaeastoiainlitotobe‘
ems
Autumn Milluery Opemug
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5m. 2'1, 28.29, i
We will exhibit a large and most complete assort- g
i
i
i
ment of
Parisian Pattern 1.11.11 Novelties,
()1 our own iIiiportntion.
We will also display hundreds of choice designs
n'1' rimmed Hats from our own work rooms.
The ladies of the Norwalks are cordially invited.
rheOniy Killinery Importers
in Bridgeport.
E. H. DILLON a C0.
360 and 362 Main Street,
muueiumueeououueummumem
Bridgeport, Conn,
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her) the celebrated contrulto who tires
a recital atthe Norwaik Congregation-
al Churcli this evening. for the hens-
i‘lt of the hospital, was born at Clinton
Junction, Wis. A graduate of Rock-
ford. lll., she was married to Franklin
P. Fisk. principal of the Northwest
High School of ('hieago. She studied
singing in that city for eight years un-
der Mrs Sarah Hershey Eddy. and
made her first appearance in a per-
formance of’ 'The Messiah" by the Ap-
11llo(‘lub i‘blcnm. December 26,1890
She went to England in liiiii. She made
her 1icbnt in concert at London. No-
vember 8,1892.
OVEN 'i‘liid FEN" 16.
Over the heme, the latest offering
in farce comedy. comes to lloyt's Thea-
tre, on Saturday next, This play is
said to be an up-to-datc comedy With
a story and consistent plot. The cast
is composed of clever and well-known
specialty people. The company is a
large one and the management promis-
es new effects in stage lighting and a
con11letc 11nd cosuy scenic display. The
'dot of the tomedy (oncerns the trials
of Molly law, who is led to believe
herself the victim oi hereditary in-
sanity. The trouble she causes her
family and the queer scrapes into
which she piungrs the whole neighbor-
hood 111:1i1e' up 'the story oi the play.
The .vpccialtics are introduced in a
..aturai manner and new and catchy
‘11ud1' has been specially written for
the production. The management will
present to every lady attending this
perrnrrpnnrc an elegant bronze souve-
1111' of Adiuilol Howey. the Hero of
'iunllu.
Silil-I ’iIiAt'Kloll).
Sid.- 'l‘1'ackcd, with its scenic and
trump.
Columbia '
Records,
’ E1111 l'un making by hi~ finished German
'11r'l1'111lc11l crfccts, its funny
ticl'mnn :md lrish comedians. and its
saucy huyrlcn and charming lovers, will
l1c the attraction at rlnyi s, 'l‘uyday.
October it. There is :1 vlm and “go'
«.1,« :11 the play that captures the gzil~
lo-u' :..-e well as the elite oi every and-
icw», 'l'l.1 Hpccial archery is effective,
:-n.1 acvcrz-l strong specialties: assist
:;1:-:c1'1ally in the action oi the play
l' ll. O'Connor :12: ('hm'lcs Mercer. nllrs
11111 Irving ‘ltooih. is vo-ry success-
1'11! 1'1 l1i 111-11111nuno c of the trump
i. :-111l .\l:1t r‘ch. 11 (c: as Fritz tlrabbold a
,‘ 'o- 111111 1: .1n1: buss, assists materially In
l. 1121. ll r.
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South Norwalk.
'l'wa store-z} "mm,“
49 Wall Street.
Cumsiuck 151‘ others, '
"14 So utli Main st., So. Norwalk.
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. . if ever a farce comedy supplied fun.
. . oh 1'11 and hilarious. until 1111 audience
. . fer-l1 likc crying‘ hold enough." this
. 0 s c T evs. . docs, and the funnlvst thing about it
. .ll-1 ii. sec-ma funnio- r cventhm 111111.11
. ——-—————-—-— .Ison ulun it had 1111. distinction of b:-
. . . .1111111l1o- funniest of all the funny cn-
toxtainmcnts The audio 11 1 :11. llo)1~
. 5a\\ fiashrons \“ . ’l‘l1 atrc lost 111;; hi to witnc r its act: n1!
: 9 :1 111'.'11l111ti1.11 hire 11: 1a with: 1111131 in
0 ..r the house and it lau htd and up-
: Me,“ charmg'fipnamL 3;..1... .... ...... ......n...
: ..
. We are receiving daily new Fall :; NOT1CE- '
: (ioods in all their richness and splen- :1
a (ior-— 00113 that will do 0 0011 to 01A 1 T M I
a g Y “ g . llllllii own 00 ill
. feast your eyes upon. Let us enum- .
l
erate; we'll tell you more about them :1 11.. inhabitants 1.....1 v.1... 01.1...
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later' In the 13981“le (.811 an" 5' e : 1211.111 l1l ;'1r1 l1111l11 nontlcd and w :1r11
' ' . '11! that the.\nnu:1l 1mm Meeting 111
- our autumnal 0 erings. : said Norw.allt “-111 be 11.1.: on 111.1111...-
. , the 2d d: 15' of (l1111l111 l‘iii'l for the put
5““5 a“& mwse's i" “It“! 10113 3““ : pone of electing by ballot all of th1
- - town officers, excepting only those by
C‘“W0‘\. 3““1“ SM“: ‘1‘ “W \aiest law provided to be appointed by the Se-
co\uru\gs. Satin 3a“ Sinks 1n Keck- .1 lc1'.,tm1n
_ .. "-ll11 polls will be open for 5111! pur-
men". “#13 '" 'Duidap “\d “suntan pm' .- fromltl ludm'h inf the foretriopln
. . until .3 (1'1: 01' ' in t e n tcrnoon a t e
Devious and News: “so ca... Mons 1.11....“ ....E... ... m: .
' "'li1e Town House for the 1st \otlng
Tanisha» in 1101:3111“. . , 111.11. M
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MILFORDA. Glh‘li‘IN, s
m A018 :
.1111 the t' 11y of South Norunlk for the
O 1. ‘i 1 Fe 1111 Bridge at East Norwalk for
. fin 311 \UiillK illsil'il'L
:11luy of September, 111119.
WI! .\T ll. \l‘ l’l. \l’l) Ti) JONES.
lirondhurst hit the term exactly
when be entitled "What Happcnmf i1
The store at No. 42 South Main street
.‘d Voting District and in
Ran/inll' S how building on the Bene-
ilatcd nt Norwalk aforesaid. the [lib
El'iiilAlM THUMBS.
SAMI i-‘l. LYN-ZS,
i-‘. ii. iii. ltRii.f..
S. l1ctmcn of the Town oi Norw.alk
1127 it
,for long letters for short ones and ‘
notes. The usual sizes are-6| '. in-j
ehsa by_ 7" inches folded once: 5 .‘n-:
s “by I, folded once and ”in inches
i 3%. also folded once. All these rrvre
as to quality of paper and color.
...—......—
momma FRESH CARES.
. "As far as fresh cares are concern-
" ', "ad." said a man of mature years. "as
I grow older I rather welcome them.
My blot out the old cures completely
and so show how ilnsahotantlal they
' _ was. and i know that in due coursel
new cares will he stipplanted by
”on Old will as completely give way
btheni. Thus i am constantly remin-
“ til oor cares realy don' t amount
b lathe except as we imagim them
aadl expect to see the day
12' Hill I shall give but scanty room to
the. and set be slammed by them at
it”. :
l
This
is today t
THE P.
118 Washington Street-“011th Norwalk.
ves that our patrons are satisfied. T be reason why The P. J. Lynch Co.
Leading Grocer in the Twin Cities 1s 51
ently given absolutely the highest possible value, an
{slow to recognize it
lfir-nous White loss Flour, par hbl ........................ M to
'W a mloruhperlutva Hour. 57c hag, bl, .4 50
£11)
There is No Other Stare to Touoh Us.
This it the verdict of all housekeepers who patronize
LYNCH CO.
1113) 1h because they have consist-
!ugardursdflauu, smalland'laan, pulls": ........... 11}:
Yancy Sugar Cured Boneless Bscon, per lb...
A “MNT' AD.
\THE EVENING SBNTINEL
\vnu. 1111111111:
Ql'ick RETURNS.
19 Main Street, N orwalk
ousekeepers have not been
91c
Wasnburn Croahy' a Gold Keri-.1 flour. 0" 4 " " $4. 50 ,
7 P ickaael Unooda Biscuit ..................................... 2 Be an" M 0.11! m' W lb """'"'""' 7":
6 Pounda New Carolina lice ................................... 3 fund! M1.” w Mk” "- "" m ”“9“
ll VALUE ll QUALITY mil P1163. ‘o OW! U. A AID .3! ooaviam.
"in we Black or llxod ‘l'aa, pa pound ..................... 60c Ismail» Mn. per pound ......... . .......................... 20c
Vuvy Finn lilacla or ti: «4 ten. per pound. ”60¢ lest lautoa comic. pgflpound ..... the
v", Boat. Ince- or Java Mao. par poun . 18% Good hntoo Coma. ................ .....lOo
V ry Good Joana or Java Moe. p.r pound. 35k Vary lest mutilation ,per pound. .. .. .....850
Our Free Presents glven with Tea and Cofi'ee are an attraction 1n themselves.
With one pound ( mm c. beans or a round. :11:
Snow Hake Baiting Powder. a Miami fni China ('11.; and Saucer. or your choice of 100 other dilerent articles.
THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,
7.30and32..cpcrib orig
lb. best Tea, or it pound Lynch’s
111w wuww 1.11.1111:
11:11 011. CLOTHS
NEW LiliOLEUiiS
moumeemee
Palriield Ceaaty' s Greatest Store,
Read this list:
DOMESTIC GOODS.
8c White Domet Flannel, 4c.
61: Unbleached Muslin, 4c.
9c Outing Flannel, 6c.
l9c White Flannel. 16c.
10c Glnghams, 5c
bargains.
BLA NK ETS.
2 cases grey il-i Blankets, tile.
2 cases white 8-4 Blankets, 49c.
2 cases lilunkct Sheets, i9c.
COM VOR'l‘AliLrlS.
93c ('omfortnbles, 75c.
$1.25 Comfortablcs, 911C. .
$1.50 Comfortable-s. H.213.
8LT?) Comfortablcs. 81.39.
2.00 Satine Comfortable. 8150.
TABLE LINENS.
25c Damask, 19c.
33c Damask, 250.
49c. lfalf Bleached, 35c. ‘ '1
751' Bleached DtimuSk, 59c.'
.581: Full Damask, 75c.
TOWELS.
1;!ch liuck Towels, 10c
lfoc lluck ’l‘owcls, 12c.
25c lluck Towels, i9c.
large, llatlr Towels. 10c.
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.
tor, because it gives us a good advertisement and our customers reap many good
- We prefer to do the lat-
GREAT BARGAINS [N THE KITCH-
EN DEPARTMENT.
file 1 qt. white ware Table Bowls,
half price, 5c.
ironstone China Coffee-Cups. 5c.
ironstone China Ten Dessert or
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, 29c.
Soup Platters. 5c. Lndles' extra heavy fleeced lined
ironstone China Toilet Ewers, ex- ribbed vests and pants. 251:.
"3- 390- ladies' natural wool 11c quality
ironstone Pitchers, 10c. vests and pants, 50c.
ironstone covered Vegetable, any .
size. 25“ Roots fine underwear, for women,
it qt. galv. iron Water Pails, 25c. natural wool and white, $1.00.
l‘11'1'1):""25:hw' iron con-red ltoastlng Mpnvg outing llnnncl
Silexo the best scouring Soap. 4c. worth 7"" ml“ 5'3"” 5""
2 qt. granite iron Tea or Coffee Pot. ———-—-—~—-——
night shirts,
i
29c.
Extra large.
l’intcs, 150.
Granite iron llam Boilers, 98c.
2 qt. granite iron covered Pails. 15c.
01.5 new Toiletfiets, if) shapes and 11'.
decorations. Nicely decorated gold
stlppied and all raised work gold lin-
ed. regular price, 55.25, special for this
sale only, 82.98 a set.
and extra deep l’le
DRESS GOODS.
Good bargains here.
251: Mixtures, 1215c.
{1911 Fancies. 25c.
NOTIONS.
We carry the largest stock in the
two cities.
3813 Pocket Books, 25c.
i9c Dressing Combs, 10c.
15c Tooth~ Brushes, 10c.
Hercules Braid. black and colors, all
new. 3c to 35¢ the yard.
Black fancy Mohair and silk pat-
tern braids 10c to 75c yard.
Fringe trimmings, the very newest
things for fall. silk and chenellle, 25c,
50c, 75c and 81.00 yard.
Extra large Bath Towrls, 19c.
1’07“ Scotch Effects, for tailor suits, Silk gimps, a big variety, 10c yard.
.. c. 0 ~.-
11.011 Black Cheviot, 75c. f1," 110111., 69” '0 "'1‘”
$1.75 Camel‘s flair Cheviot, 5anh, "'0 Leather Belts, 290'
Si. 3." .. 251' Leather Belts, 150.
title plaids for skirts, 50c. '
81:10 lleavy Grey Homespun fo1 .
skirts. ”.00.
“.25 grey Sergcs
suits, 891'.
COl'NTERi’ANl‘IS.
1391' Quilts, 49c.
$1.51) Quilts. $1.00.
for skirts and
COME TO THIS GREAT SALE!
GILL 58-2
AT
SEY-
uouu's
STORE.
can. so:
ll “I “If“. ”All.
'-
“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.
WE OFFER THE PUBLIC THE REST GOODS TO BE PURCHASED ON
THE MARKET. WE GIVE Hoxssr WEIGHT AND MEASURE AND DO
Dt'smEss us A STRAIGHTFORWARD MANNER. OUR PRICES ARE As
LOW As GOODS CAN BE SOLD FOR AND PAY OUR HONEST DEBTS.
THE BEST [8 CHEAP ENOUGH. WE CHALLANGE ANY HOUSE TO
MATCH ['5 ON OUR ELEGANT’COFP‘EE THE NECTAR OF THE GOODS
T0 1101.11 AND KEEP THE EPiCi’RE. 'WE WANT EVERY GOOD CUS-
TOMER THAT we CAN GET, AND WE WILL PLEASE THEM.
OUR TEA DELIGHTS THE DELICATE TASTE AND CHARMS as
WELL.
THAT FANCY 1:11.11 EDGE CREAMERY BUTTER, so SWEET AND
CLEAR. NOTHING CAN SURPASS 11',
Fle FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, THE PRIDE OF OUR STOCK, AL-
WAYS ON HAND.
NEW FlGS, JAM AND JEl.l.lBS. CONCORD AND NIAGARA GRAPES.
CRANBERRIES. EXTRA PINE CELERY. _
ALL or THE LEADlNG BRANDS or CHEESE.
WE HAVE EyERYTHiNG NEW AND lNViTlNG THAT COMES UP-
ON THE MARKET. '
CHARLES ' E. SEYMOUR.
Leading Grocer,
33 WEST WISHIIGTOH STREET,
SOUTH IORWllli.
HERE'S A GOLD MINE
for frugal housewives. W hen you re out prospecting for proper grocery prices, come
and see what we do for our patrons.
money as we do. If you spend as much with us as you do elsewhere, you'll have to
get an addition built to your house.
Nobody ever sold good groceries for so little
'3' Damn "L39, 3 pound can ........................................................ 10c
SOLID 11m PACKED mums (1899 pack), par can. 71:
no cum MD continuum per can ................... ........ 7c
ms 61.008 ”A303, apound ho; ........................ ...................... . ...... .101:
PM“ GOLD 0051'. per package ..... . ........... . ...................................... 8c
25 cakes Castila loap............’.. ................................ 25c Quaker Oats, per package .................... .. ................. .. 9c
18 cakes Laundry loop ................. . ........ . ................ 35c lhroddod Coconut, per pound. ....... . ........................ llic
Twin city Washing Powder, 1 pound package ......... 5c Lion Mes. per package ................................. ........10¢
lunch w dolly gluo)............. he led Alaska Ialxnon. per can ....... ...,... .................... .100
French luatard (qua-tiara) ...................................... 10c Sugar (lured lhouidsrl. W pout... ...........7 1-311
Ingliah Pickles (quart Jars) ...................................... 10o Imported lardinea, porean ......... .. ...................... ......10c
FREE. --With one pound Coffee your choice of a pink china pitcher, a pink
china cup and saucer, a blue cup and saucer, a blue plate, a blue bowl, etc.
The New York Grocery CO.
Donovan Building. So. Norwalk. 35-37 Main. street, Norwalk.
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