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Autumn Millinery Openin
meditation, 'OIWTSASQ and Sudan,
Sept. ti, as, as,
mcnt of
Parisian Pattern Hats and Novelties,
Of our own importation.
[chlor- lebenlssied.
IMIIIIlion by the Republi-
Di‘ T. Milton Oohhrn for may-
ght is an indication that he.
, , upon II the strongest candi-
' joint: couldmut in the field.
“10 Opposition developed could
' Motions to any locket con-
, é doctor's ability or fitness
\ the ticket and again lead the
‘ teens to victory.
I’ . burn has presided at the meet-
the Board of Councilmen with
Joy and fairness; his administra-
he. been business-like; the peace
, city has been well preserved;
[public improvements have been
. ed to successful completion; some.
in Trimmed lists from our own work rooms.
The Only Milllnery Importers
In Bridgeport.
E. H. DILLON 8: CO.
360 and 362 Main Street.
, In lesion of "ale. ‘
. , [,Tho project of the Sons of the Amer-
icon Revolution. to preserve the school
. house where Nathan little was teach-
. log in New London when he started
for the war, will receive universal ap-
proved.
. Halo is one of Connecticut's homes
I. lied idol. We have two statues of hlixi
' in Hartford. New York has one. Yale
is to have one. The peculiar romance
of his career, the patriotism and cour- ~
age with which he met his death, his
youth—all the clrciimstanccs of his
brief public life combine to weave a
. poetic charm about his and story.
'1 He belongs to this state. but he was
' killed in New York city and the some-
ties there think of securing the old
school house, if the people of ('onricc-
e " ticut don't care for it. This is not the
j“ highest motive. for action at home but
' it is a real one. It means business and
has the quality of now-or-ncvcr about
it.
President .Ionathzi‘ff'T‘rumbull says
that few relics of Hale. are to be. found.
had fewer are in the line of preserva-
tion. Even his commission has been
made an article of sale and purchase.
" The S. A. B. when they find the cost
and can make a definite statement, will
appeal to the people of Connecticut for
. the comparatively small sum needed
- to save the school housemand they
‘ will get the money—Hartford Courant.
A d
”we , mpwe“qanqoq/eqvu\gw
use
g is“ Sadness in
° Men’smeariaghoporel.
feast your eyes upon.
‘ Selectman Lynes locked only ten
votes of a complete walkover at the
‘ Republican town cations in Norwnlk
last night. The first select man goes Tl:
that end o! the town this year‘and Mr.
Lynes is pretty certain of first placc on
I the board. South Norwclk proposes It
do its share to put him there.
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an arrow are...
later.
our autumnal oflerings:
Suits and 'brousors‘ Soi- Men. Boots and
(fixtures. Simon Shirts in. the \atest
oolor'mqs. Sada 3a“ Styles in Nook-
oiear. Kata --- Dundee and Yeoman
Doritos and Shines; s\so Caps. Men‘s
Scrimmage in pro'tus'ion.
Ilene 'llllei' llcld for Trial In $1,000 in
' New Haven Court. Tirdny.
- ' Howard R. May. alias Dewitt and
. Montgomery. the man who tried to
mndle Mrs. Alfred .I. Middleton. oi
Woodward avenue, out of sin, Septcm
her 16, and who was arrested in Stain-
ford the following day. upon suspicion
I of stealing a turnout then in his pos—
session, which suspicion subsequently
, ved to be correct, was givcn a hear—
. n the/City Court at New Dawn. May
pleaded not guilty. His defence was
'14 South Main st., 8... Norwalk.
South Norwsll.
7'9 1mmuzilfloru'sll.
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We will exhibit a large and most complete assort-
We will also display hundreds of choice designs
The lhdies oi" the Norwulks are cordially invited.
Bridgeport, Conn.
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Willi“. yr. (Tobin-n has made a most . .
llent mayor. We have had few. it 1 1am . e ers,
Records
49 Wall Street. Norwalk. Conn.
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Cometook Brothers.
We are receiving daily new Fall
Goods in all their richness and splen-
dor—goiids that will do you good to
Let us enum-
erate; we’ll toil you more. about them
In the meantime call and sce
Cometookllsro‘thovs,
MILFORD A. (ilFIi‘IN,
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more TRACKED." ‘
Large and appreciative audiences are
witnessing the p notion of Side
Tracked. which will be the attraction
at lioyt'u. October 3. The company Iii
said to ho a strong one in every partic-
ular. and the membors appear thor-
oughly at enac in their various charac-
tcrs. The spcclaltion, consisting of up-
to-iliito songs. ducts, trios, choruecs
and dances. arc given in a cry tunable
manner. The principal fi ore in the.
drama is a trump, through whose per-
sistent ehorts a mysterious crime is it
nully cleared up. This character Is as-
dumcd by E. II. (l'i'oiiiior, who Is dc»
wrvlug of much praise for his pcrforuu
once. Ilc in II clcrcr tilllKi'l' iiiid danc-
er. and is to be coninicniicd for over—
coming the indccpilblc temptation to
bullooncry.
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OVER THE VENUE.
Over the l-‘i-ncc, tlic ncw musical
comedy by ()ch Davis. will be the at-
traction at Iloyt's Theatre. Saturday
cveniug. It In said to be. bright. cr-
fcrvcsccnt and full of taking special-
ties. and thc prctty girl contingcnt pro-
mises to bc extravagantly dressed
There In said to be no end of fun and
chance for laughter, and that the coin-
pany is not only large but comprises
many Wcllvltnown artISts of the high
est. order. The» scenic equipment It:
said to bc abow the average, as cvcry
:irtlclc of scnncry is carried by the
company. There are several “‘biz
acts" scattci'cd throughout the pcr—
formant-e. "Over the I’encc" promises
to be well worth seeing.
THE Ii‘lSK RENTAL.
A Inrgc and appreciative ninli'mcc
gathered at tho .Nnrwulk (‘ongri-giv
iiional (‘hiii‘i-li. Inst cVi-ning to enjoy
{the trmnt pronil. i-d the-m in it song ro-
3 "Hill by ‘Il‘x, Putin-rile!- Visit, for the
lbcncllt of tho Norwnlk Iliisipli'il. NI
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limo was disappointed. for oneI and :iII “
ithoi‘oiiglily enjoyed the occasion. Mrs.
iii‘isk was ubly uccoiiipiinicd upon the
s
C01umbla [‘tlitilt) by Miss N‘lIIV Iii‘lls. Tilt“ Hm“
:tlllflfi' songs [coir ”up.“ llnd llml. lied
.‘lli .-c. u'nrc csprcliilly good. wliilc in:-
parts I-Ilit‘ll from tho opera of Sump
ison and Dcliitili \vcrc gcnis. the ill't’lli s-
i'rul i-l'fcct IN'IIlL’ pcricct. Sclcctlons Iii
lli‘rcuch, German. Italian and English
:dcliglitcd the nudloni c and fuliillcd the
creepy coniplinicninry notlcesi thc sing~
rcr has ru-Iivcd. The concert will not
ithc liospltaln snug suin. -
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} I’I‘SIIING WOIIK‘ON ’I'ilOI.I.ICY
; LINE.
I Soutliini'ton. Hr-ptcmlicr 2 ~~,\ go 1.:
{of too nicn. cniploycd by the Connecti-
ir-ut Light and l'ichr (‘oinpany arc to-
~- ,Ilny touring no the tracks of tlic Meri-
iii‘il. Southiiigton and (‘ompnuncc
'I‘crimwuy (‘nnipiny from Lazy l.:iiic
iNortliwurd, for a ilisteiicc of about ‘3.-
izfon rm-t. .\t the I’liilnvllic end of tlic
company‘s linc unoihcr gang of own ix
isngagcd in building trucks to join t‘ie
iI'I'IIIIVIIIt' and Sontblngton sections to-
iizcther. A rcprcscntutlw- of thc t‘ou-
ucrilcut Light or. Power i‘ogipany sol-l
.iihis morning that now the iniuucilm
.lolitnined by tlic Mci‘idcn anpaiiy to
~J§rcstrnin them from building. liod becn
‘IIIHHIIIV‘HI. the work \"lllllllihe pushed
iond cars would be running ov-r t‘i-
,ncw section by tomorrow night.
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\\'licrcar. a vacancy is about to cx‘rt
i in tlu- oiilcc of thc .ludgc of Probate for
the l'l‘llll'llt‘ Dlstilct of Norwnlk in the
,otatc of ('onncciicut, by reason of tho
. :‘zict that on March Ill. item), the pic-
.¢ :icnt incunibcnt. th:- lion. AM It. Woul-
.‘ iI‘iI. bccoincs scvcniy years of are.
.? Now. therefore. pursuant to on ord ‘r
'of the Governor. the clot-tors oi the
.town of Norwalk In the County of
. lv‘nlrilcld and state of (‘onuccticut are
l hercby notitlcd and warned to meet on
{Monday the second day of Octobcr.
, liliiii. to give in their votes for a person
.l to fill the office of Judge of Probate for
.iszild District of Norwalk, for the rc-
‘1 inziinilcr oi the present ofllcinl tcr:n.
.lnncr said vacancy occurs.
. ’I‘lic |mll~ will be open for said pur-
0.1mm- from 6 o'clock in the morning.
.7 until 5 o'clock in the afternoon at tile
0: following places, to wit:—~’l‘lic siorc :it
C, No. lit Main street in the city of Ni r-
0, walk. for the First Voting District: thc
.‘storc at No. 42 South Main street in
.l the city of South Norwnlk for the Sec—
..Q........... .iond Voting District and In Randall's
jnciv building on the Benedict Forni
, llridgc at East Norwnlk for the Third
that he intended leaving the turnout
.‘whlcl'i belonged to Liveryman Ncsblt.
of New Haven, at a Iivcry stablc in
Stamford. get the loan of $20 upon it.
and proceed to New York. where he
expected to procure more money to en-
able him to return and settle up all
accounts. Constable Andrew Schlei-ht-
wag and Harry F. King. who assisted
the ofllcer in the arrest. were witness-
es against the accused in addition to
Mr. Nesbit. ,
Probable cause was found. and the
‘mnsed was bound over for trial for
horse stealing under bonds of $1,000.
n near an nuns.
' W Girl Sent to (‘ountr Home I
i 1 before Islr-itv was Known.
Della Pollcajl. on eleven-yenr-obi
There
. THE P.
118 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
This proves that our patrons are satisfied.
ADVERTISE Ill~ THE, SENTIHELWR
is No Other ”Store- to
This is the verdict of all housekeepers who patronize
J. LYNCH co. ,
is today the Leading Grocer in the Twin Cities is simply
cutly given absolutely the highest postilble value, and
{Voting District.
Datcd at Not-walk. aforesaid the 25th
iday of Septcmbcr. A. D.. 1899.
HERBERT it. SMITH.
Town Clerk.
19 Main Street, Norwnlk.
The reason why The P. J . Lynch Co.
because they have consist-
ousekeepers have not been
ONE (.‘A‘HE
Bill genres
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sidelines
Fairlield County's Greatest Store.
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NEW WlNhOW SHADES
new on CLOTH! '"
NEW LINOLEUIIS
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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.
ter, because it gives us a good advertisement and our customers reap many good
Read this list:
DOMESTIC GOODS.
8c White Domct Flannel, 40.
tic l'nbleoched Muslin, 4c.
9c Outing Flannel, be.
We White Flannel. 16c.
10c Ginghams. 6c.
bargains.
ELANKE’I‘S.
2 cases grey 8-4 blankets. 49c.
2 case-s white R-vi Illiinkcts, 49c.
:1 cases Illiinkct Sheets. 49c,
COMIv‘O Il'l‘A TILES.
93c (‘omfortablcm 75c.
$1.25 Comfortable-s, 98c.
$l.l’io Comfortable-s, 81.25.
51.75 Comfortables, 81.39.
82.00 Sotinc Comfortable. 81.50.
TABLE LINENS.
Damask, 19c.
Damask, 25c.
Half lllcachcd, 35c.
lllcaclicd Damask, Me.
Full Damask. 75c.
25c
35c
496
75c
'iiiic
TOWELS.
VII/2c IIuck Towels, 10c.
15c Huck ’I‘ou'cls. 12c.
23c Huck Towels, lilc.
Large Ilath Towels. l0c.
Extra large Bath Towels. litc. .—
COME TO THIS GREAT SALE!
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A' GREAT
GREAT BARGAINS IN THE KITCH-
. EN DEPARTMENT.
10c 1 qt. white ware Table Bowls.
half price, Be.
lronstone China Coffee Cups, 5c.
ironstone China Tea Dessert or
Soup Platters. 5c.
Ironstone China Toilet Ewers, ex-
tra, 39c.
ironstone Pitchers, 10c.
lronstone covered Vegetable,
«late. 25c.
iii qt. giilv. iron Water Pails. 250.
lilxli sheet iron coicrcd Roasting
Pans. 250. .
Silcvo. the best ecoliring Soap. 4c.
2 qt. granite iron ’I‘ca or Coffee Pot,
29c.
Extra large,
l’liitcs. 15c.
Granite Iron Ham Boilers, 980,.
2 qt. granite iron covered Pa Is, 15c.
65 new Toilet. Sets, 10 shape. and 15
decorations. Nicely decorated gold
stipplcd and all raised work gold lln-
cd. regular price. $5.25, special for this
sale only, $2.98 a set.
any
and extra deep Pie
DRESS GOODS.
Good bargains here.
25c Mixtures. 12390.
39c r‘anclcs, 25c.
075c- Scotch Effects, for tailor suits,
T. c.
31.00 Black Cheviot. 750.
* “.75 Camel's Hair Cheviot. 54-inch.
H.115.
69c plaids for skirts, 50c.
$1.50 Heavy (troy Homespun for
skirts. 81.00.
81.25 grey Surges and
for skirts
suits, 890.
We prefer to do the lat-
UNDERWEAR.
- Men's heavy Grey Shirts and Drew-
ers. half price, 25c.
Men's heavy fleeced lined shirts and
drawers, worth 50c for this sale, 29c.
Ladies’ extra heavy tieeced lined
ribbed vests and pants. 25c.
Ladies’ natural wool 75c
vests and pants, 50c.
ltoot's fine underwear. for women,
natural wool and white, ”.00.
Men‘s outing flannel night shirts,
worth 75c, this sale, 50c.
quality
NOTIONS.
We carry the largest stock in the
two cities.
38c Pocket Books, 26c.
19c Dressing Combs. 10c.
15c 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 750 yard.
Fringe trimmings. the very newest
things for (all, silk and chenei ”.50,
50c, 75c and $1.00 yard.
Silk gimps, a big variety, 10c yarn.
Jet Belts, 69c to 32.75.
We Leather Belts, 25c.
:15c Leather Belts, 15c.
COL’NTERPANES.
69c Quilts, 49c.
$1.50 Quilts. $1.00.
Want” advs. in. The Sentinel Pay.
CALI. 58-2
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WE OFFER THE PUBLIC THE BEST GOODS TO BE PURCHASED ON
THE MARKET. WE GIVE HONEST WEIGHT AND MEASURE AND DO
BUSINESS IN A STRAIGHTFORWARD MANNER. OUR PRICES ARE AS
LOW AS GOODS CAN BE SOLD FOR AND PAY OUR HONEST DEBTS.
THE BEST IS CHEAP ENOUGH. WE CHALLANGE ANY HOUSE TO
MATCH US ON OUR ELEGANT COFFEE THE NECTAR OF THE GOODS
TO ‘HOLD AND KEEP THE EPICURE. WE WANT EVERY GOOD CUS-
TOMER TIIAT WE CAN GET, AND WE WILL PLEASE THEM.
OUR TEA DELIGHTS THE DELICATE TASTE AND CHARMS AS
WELL.
THAT FANCY GILT EDGE CREAMERY BUTTER. SO SW'EET AND
CLEAN. NOTIIING (IAN SI'RPASS IT.
FINE FRESH COUNTRY EGGS,
WAYS ON HAND.
NEW FIGS, JAM AND JELLIES,
THE PRIDE OF‘ OUR STOCK. AI:-
CONCORD AND NIAGARA GRAPES,
(‘RANHERRIES EXTRA FINE CELERY.
ALL OF THE LEADING BRANDS OI" CHEESE.
WE HAVE EVERYTHING NEW AND INVITING THAT COMES UP-
ON T HE MARKET.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
Leading Grocer, ~
33 WEST WASHINGTON STREET,
HEfiEfl GOLD MINE"
SOUTH NORWILK.
for frugal housewives. When you’re out prospecting for proper grocery pricesycome
and see what we do for our patrons.
' ' .If you spend as muc
get an addition built to your house.
money as we do.
Nobody ever sold good groceries for so little
h With us as you do elsewhere, you’ll have to
girl who was committed to the (‘ounty HIOW t0 recognize It. '
Home at Norwalk several weeks ago. .
h to be transferred to the Mystic Oral Famous Whit-I Rose Flour. per bbl ........................ $4 16 Sugar Cured Hams, smell and lean, pet lb..............lllc
. Pillsbury... oer as Suprl'l’lth Flour, 57c bug, hi, 4 50 F W” Cured Boneles- Bacon 1,.“ “I0
School for deaf and dumb. The girl. , . . sncy .
l Washburn Crosby s Gold nodal Flour, 57 ' ' .50 0d ed Coll! Hum lb 74c
, was sent from Bridgeport recently he- i 7 Packages an“. mun“ .................................. ".351: Sugar r . per ...........
it «use of the inability of her parents 7 a round. my comm. mo. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 25c , 3 Pounds Boneless lint Pork ................ ....... ............ 25c
‘ to tile care of her. It was not known i .
it the time that she was deaf. buff
after the had been in the home a short i
time It was discovered that she couldi WE l-EAB THE TEA
m “(imam Wm. "3 mm m h..,_ , m yams. 1x 011er an» or Paton. i‘
he ITTCIITIOII of Agent GIIPS I’OttPl‘ . Chain. Black or nixed T.., W pound .................... 0°C
at the State board of Education was Vary Full! Black or lixed 'I‘ea, per pound ,,,,,,,,,,, 600
allied to the case. Tuesday he visited ‘ Vary Best Rocha or Java Ooil‘ue, per pound... "32¢
“0 County COEmIMIonPr!‘ Ollicc. and Vol" Good ilocln or Jove Coffee. p.rponnd..,. , ,aac
Amused with Commissioner Miller.
. who has charge of the home, for the.
tender to the Mystic institution for,
. II lesion of the girl. all? will be taken
«to be Mystic school in a few d.iys.——,
Bridgeport Farmer. l
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4-50 Inner-lab Crown pigsrs a 7.2.
That's the way‘to buy them.
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01?] I)“ A BILL All) 32 OOIVUOXD.
Horusibo Oofl‘m. per pound .................................... 200
Feet Baum Como. per pound... .....lbc
Goodlantos Goths, wponnd .................... ....10c
Very Best combination Oofl‘ee, per pound ................ 25c
Our Free Presents given with Tea and Coffee are an attraction in themselves.
“'l'll ""“ round i'. ill-c. beans or ground. at 2%. '37, 3d and 3’1" pt-r lb. or I: in best Tea. or ”4': Pound Lynch's.
lSnnv.‘ Hake linking I’iilliltr. a cllauti ful China Cup and Sauce-r, or your choice of 100 other different articles.
HE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY, ,
lilIAIISillttl men. i
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5.11
nw summ- nue, 3 pound on ................................................... .....10e
SOLID RAND PACKED TOIAI'OIS (1899 peck), per csn .............. . ........... 7e -
m CLOVER awn 003132.811) 111.3, per can ............... 7c ,
PUB! GLO“ MARCH. 3 pound box ............................................................ 10c"
roman! GOLD DUST. per package ....................................................... 3c
96 cue- Cattle loop ............................................... 25c Quaker Onto.
13 cubes laundry loop .................................. ...25c lhreddod Coco at, per pound ........... . ............... . ..... loo
Twin city Washing Powder, 1 pound package ......... 5c ' Lion Colon. per package ........................ .. ........ ........10¢
bench lasted (jelly glue) .............. . ..................... be led Links lumen. per can ..... ...... ”.10:
French Install (quart jars) ...................................... 10c Inger cured Shoulders. per pound .................. ......7 1-90
English Pickles (quart jars) ....... .. ................. . ........... 10c Imported Sardines, perm.......... ..................... ........10o
FREE—With one pound Coffee your choice of a 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. Norwalk. 35-37 Main street, Norwalk.
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