",design. it is given with a full appre-
‘ss the result of his observationsrsno
’ while for the Shamrock's largest club
s
‘ ldot' the borough system of: govern-
_ lng Mayor ('oburn?
. just as many prcliy pier-cs of neck wear
gins, any more than 13.0“"! years.
. he's work during the mason, supple-
, MM by personal observation of the
'lltsinrock’s' work and a} fair know-
iledgeof her general dimensions and
. , .duisn.
: of I. win for the Columbia or on partl-
.... ... .-.-. a.-
. sums
"WM". " . O .
f lsus as s. as. n as.
“"‘ .561 3:12. 223p
fl WWII] y .4; r“
, in previous contests?" e clip.
ilsin question is, Which will win?
‘s‘qswsr to it cannot be definitely
bloom srs lndicstlons that point to
. mm. no they pyove by the
masts be false ones. but up to the
resistors-it is the writer's best
implant that all indications are for a
The Judgment is fbrined after a very
M observation of the Columbia and
it is not based on the hope
sea or political gropnds. but on tiny ac-
tual abilities of the boats as shown
in their work or promised from their
elation of the undoubted closeness of
the me. It is the writer's firm belief
knowledge that the Columbia will win.
not three straight races perhaps. but
certainly the series to a successful dc-
fence of the cup.
Or, to put his opinion a bit diiferent-
ly, he is not nearly so much worried
over the safety of the’cup after seeing
the Shamrock and her selling as he
was before. He declines more than
ever to be worried by her tearing up oi
the water around Sandy Hook ant.
Scotland Lightship, and her beating o.
even fast towboats. Also the enormous
spread of her club topsail falls to
strike terror to his heart. He has seen
the Columbia herself do some throwing
of water and beating of towboats,
topsoil—well. if it doesn’t come down
of itself in a freshcning breeze, it will
have to be taken down, while. the Co-
lumbia's more reasonable silzéd, but by
no means small one, is still aloft.
And that will mean a win for the
American' boat almost to a certainty.
The Republicans of,Nol‘wulli have
nominated Judge Asa ll. Woodward
for mayor, while the Democrats liavi
renominated Mayor (‘harlcs E. (ilov
er—both good men and true. ivho how
a host of friends int-itch party. Judge
Woodward was at one time warden "it
most. and left a good record behind
him. He will receive the full party
vote, and Mayor Glover will have tc
"watch out."
m..—
If Dr. Charles ii. llohannan should
refuse to reconsider his determination
to decline the Democratic nomination
for mayor of South Norwslk. what's
the matter with the Democrats endors-
stuns l’Atillliih's xsn insulin.
We wouldn't have believed it last
June. but now we are convinced that
it cotton frock looks well with a large
but heavily decorated with ostrich tips.
Ilt‘. sure to have the collar of your
new waist made adjustable. 'l'ticrc arc
as there have becn. and you will regrct
having a waist nimlc so that you ran-
not avail yourself of‘tmm.
Belts continue to be narrow and just
as elaborate as you know how to make
or can anord to buy. .
The ornamental liack'conibs the lad-
ies are wearing are quite an improve—
ment on the ornamental safety pins
they have been wearing.
If the head is long up-and-down. the
hair must be puffed out so as to ob-
tain a round effect: if it is round to
begin with. care must be exercised in
combing the hair to preserve the shape.
That's the fashion. i say. comb your'
hair becomingly without regard to
style if style makes you ridiculous.
A pinch of salt is necessary to a good
apple sauce. So is a piece of butter in- I
side an apple pie. if you would have ..
inst BI good as possible. ' .
‘~ The "lined skirt of a new fall gown:
is of velvet. also the round neck and.
collar. The remainder of the dress is
I sort of princess overalress ihni‘
ranches nearly to the feet in a point,
in front and is caught high at the back i
with a handsome buckle. reVealing the
velvet more than two-thirds of its
klgtll. The edge of the over—dress
(which is much lighter than the
skirt) is everywhere finished with a,
band 0! white an in: h and a half wide.
Itttellod with machine on La upper
«In. This band of white. as you
will see if you give the matter thought.
mes Inlnst the d'rk velvet skirt
and again at the unit. where it is
rounded back and front. There is no
. Velvet on the sleeve. simply a band of
white mlnst the band.
it is time to be planning something
In! in the way of a covering for the
had for theatre wear. The hoods have
doubtless come to stay. for they have
“tho-told quality ofbeing warm and
being easily arranged on the bean
with“! massing the hair.
_ ' iotthrColninbis. writes w. a.
m in the Boston Globe. .
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offering special
front 750 to $3.75.
Our ‘ Trimmed Hot Stock
_ is larger than eVer. , Prices to suit ev-
You IleVB a great advan-
tage in trading here, as you have a
stock to select from larger than any
ery purse.
individual New York house.
We pay due {are oh purchases of $4 or mere;
two fares on $7 purchases.
360 and 362 Main Street,
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Wi
Edison
49 Wall Streets
H Dannie ca. '
Fall Millinery.
Felt Golf Hats and Félt
and Cloth Tom 0’ Shooters.
are very popular just new. We are
values in these goods
E. H. DILLON St CO.
Bridgeport, Conn ,
muonnoumuon ): c omocopmoumouno
Norwalk. (301111.!
TthSl‘Bile
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HOSIERY. . "‘
Ladies' Black Winter Weight Stock
ings. double sole, bought to sell at 1:
cents. this sale. 7 cents.
Ludies’ Extra Heav)’. Fill! Gusg
Black Stockings, bought to sell at. 19
cents, this sale, 12% cents.
Doys‘ Heavy, Double Soles. Double
Knee, Double Ankle, Ribbed Hose
bought to sell at 15 cellist this sale.
it cents.
Men's Black Box. Extra Hciivy. Dou-
ble Soles, bought to sell atglb cents.
this sale, 7 cents,
Men's Wool Sox. Drummer'ii Sampler
made to sell at 25 cents. For this sale
only, 121/. cents.
LADIE.’ wm'rsn limiters.
Our immense purchase Just opened
for this great sale all at Special ile-
ditccd Prices. 150 Winter Chats, per-
fectly tailored, perfect fitting. made fr
the best possible manner, the represen-
tative of the two best New York mak-
ers, usually called Drummers' Sam-
ples. at just one-half regular price.
Any ludy needing a Winter Jacket will
save money if she can find her size in
this lot. '
KNIT UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' Grey Ribbed Vests and Pants
Pearl Buttons, Silk Trimmed, Frcncl
, Band Pants. very warm and durable
bought. to soil at 39 ct-nts, iilc.
Liulit's' ii‘inc Egyptian Vests and
Pants, bought to sell at 50 cents, 350.
Liuiins' Wool ilibbcd Vests and Pants
bought to sell at $1.00 anti good vaiur
at that. 47c.
Misses' ilibbed Vests and Pants.
Sizes 16 to 20, regular price 190, 9c
Sizes 22 to 26. regular price 25c, Hi-
Sizes 28 to 34. regular price 38c, 24c
Boy‘s ilcavy Flecccd Shirts and
Drawers, sizes 26 to 34, regular price.
45 cents, 250..
Men's Heavy Fleeced Shirts and
Drawers, bought to sqllat 45 cents, 291',
Men's l‘lnc Merino and ‘FIPQI'NI
Shirts and Drawers. regular price 69
cents. 47c.
Mt'll'i- l-‘inc Wool Shirts and Drawers.
{regular “.00 quality, Mir.
1 .‘icii':: l-Ixtru Wool Shirts iinfl Draw-
.u-a, our regular $1.50 qtiulilv. Silui.
dlcii's I’l'f-ili'l' ilulbrlgnnn Shirts and
ecor S‘llrmw-rs. wlntcr wright. rcgulur pric
ii 2.3. Sic.
1 hicli's Worstid and Australian Wool
‘SIIIJS and lirnwers. bought to sell at
i 2.00 and 32.50. at this sale, “.50.
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‘ tutuss GOODS.
'l‘hls department contributes a few
spcciol itrnis to this grcnt sale.
if) pieces of Fluids. suitable for
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iolumbii
'5a\\ Easiness in
dor- *fliltiii.‘ that will do
iciist your cyc~l upon.
Inter. In the meantime
our autumnal ofl'crings:
Suits and Dressers tor Men. Boss and
endure“. finned Shirts \n the \stest
calm-tags. Satin '5s\\ Stake in Heck-
niear. Kata ---'D\u\\ap and Dennis“
Derby: and "Mp'uws‘. a\so Caps. Men's
'Surn’tehlnqs in evolution. '
14 South Main st., So. Norwalk.
floutll Non.“ .
1'" “in"! I} NurWislli.
O0....O....C............OOOOaOOOOOOOOO000......00—
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O.......O...’......OOOOOOOOI......IO‘I.
‘ :1 IO pieces Scotch I’Inlil's.
.iwidc. worth SLIM), at 31.0"?“
ems 06 v0 QT s 1 too yards l‘uncics in Wool Suiting.
. this salc, per yard, 'Zfic.
Men’sWeafiungard.
We are i-w-i-iving daily new Fall
Hoods in all their richness and splen-
Let us cuttin-
erutc; we’ll tell you more about them
comets cit Hrbtbers,
MILFORD A. (lIIi‘It‘IN,
HANAGEB.
00.000.000.000.....IOOOOOCOOOCOOOOOOO
waist» and entire dresses, new fall col-
iorlng. most ili‘itlt'l‘tl ask 75c yard for
=s:inic quality. our price is 50c.
64 inches
! in pieces ail-wool Surge. in Ifli‘IlIN
.witln, fall colors, per yard, 25c.
. All-wool i‘utncl's liair Serge. Worth
$139.1" it'll
, iii inch lliack Cheviot, worth $1.0".
‘iliis sulc. iiilc.
iicuvy Gray Homespun. the latest
and most stylish tuntcrlul for separate
shirts, pct: yard, $1.00.
l’luid "‘l‘wilth l‘l:it:iieL\93 inches
‘widc. flnc quality. Sec Midi iltilt‘l‘
More» charge for iIlI‘ goods. Our price
‘iii this sulc In only 251'.
you good to
Cor. Main ....d wait so ,Norwallr, Ct.
necticut.
her whole winter needs.
feast.
pen I'.
‘and varicty of our Stocks and the unusual
would be suilicicnt to demand your earnest and best attention, but when we
are forced to sacrifice the grand results acquired by months of prepara-
tion for a more consideration, we are positively confident that the response
will be quick and decisive. We cordially invite all to partake of this bargain
Prices quoted below are not one-third of the many offerings.
early in the day. The lots are large, but at the prices they'll quickly disap-
Announcement Extraordinary i
. Important news for Everybody in Fairfield County.
I‘he Greatest Merchandising event inItlie history of Con-
850,000 worth of New, Clean Dry
Goods at less than the cost of the labor.
This is the story. ehorttand concise:
Owing to the retirement from the firm of the Boston Store. of one of its
members. and to ciieet a quick, prompt, and satisfactory settlement, for ONE
WEEK, BEGINNING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th. our Entire Stock will
be sold at prices that will force every economic housewife to lay in store
We proudly proclaim the fact that the magnitude
attractive values, ordinarily
("otne
LA DIES'
in Weight 'iacieis.
were $7.50 and 89.00, 84.98.
this sale, $7.40.
20 Jackets that were 315.00, for this
sale, $9.93.
LADII‘IS' SI'iTS.
l.mlies' Stilts in lllack and Colors.
About 100 in all. Space will not al-
low a just «inscription. All perfectly
’l‘ullorcd and made in the best possible
manner. at just one—third less than
marked prices.
_.,_.__.__.
Ill-II) SI’REA OS.
Such values We cannot offer again
unlcss manufacturers mark down their
prices.
iioncy (‘omb Spreads, full size. each
Mic.
Our $l.'.’.'. Spreads at this Sale. only
The,
llcst Quality Honey (‘omb
each ".50.
Marseilles Spreads at. $1.93, 12.“ and
2M, one-third less than regular pri-
f‘l'N.
Spreads
15 Jackets that were 810.00 and 812.00.
Fluids.
1 ('use White Dorset Flannel. regular
25 Jackets. Black and Colors, that!“ quality, 3W".
1.4;00 yards of 9c Outing Flannel, at
this sale, dc.
All our regui-ir lL’l/zc (biting l-‘lannel.
only llt‘.
lil.i\NKETS.
Wc mention thrce lots of which is
Worthy of your attention.
lu-i White and (lray Blankets, full
size, 47c.
Iii-i White, Fancy Borders, bought to
sell at $1,710. 970.
ll-i Wool blankets sold as a bargain
it 3:49. $1.47.
LINENS.
Huck Towels—Here are values you
will flllill‘i'i‘lait' more when you see
them. sold iii many pliit'f'S Ill 25c. 125m
Turkish 'l'owel5~ It's a bit of good
fortune to gl-t them at these prlccs.
l.'lc quality two for 19c.
231' quality. two for ‘.':'»c.
('rcam 'i‘uhlc Damask.
25¢:
:10.- quality. 3‘".
till-inch Bleached Damask. 25c.
\i'c lum- ncvcr N’t‘ll its equal.
Crash—Greater than you will even
expect, ti yards, 22c.
38¢:
quality,
"
B BOsTON STORE.
. Lsoiss' whiteness.
Lsdies' Heavy Percale and ‘Gfllf.
Cloth Wrappers bought to sell at 81.3.»
c.
Ladies' Fine Percale and Twilled
Prints, bought to sell at $1.49, “.0”.
LADIES' FLANNELE’I‘TE NIGHT
GOWNS.
67 dozen in White and Colors bought
to sell at 98c and 81.25 each. 77c.
uss's wnsa._
300 Domet Fleece, Outside Shirts.
Double-take, l-‘lat Felled Seams, Ex-
tra large. extra heavy and stout. Just
the thing for cold weather. worth the.
this Sale, 48c.
Men's lilarkanl White Shirts, Dou-
ble Back, Double ront, cut extra long.
very stout Cloth, the best 75c Shirt we
know, 48c.
250 pairs Men's extra Super Elastic
Suspenders. Cast-off Buckles, Hohair
Ends, bought to sell at 25c, this Sale.
lie. ,
100 dozen Men's Flannel Night
Shirts, the celebrated I’rincely make,
big value at. 75 cents, this Sale. 48c.
Men's 25c and title Silk and Satin
Scarfs, for this Sale, 19c.
SIIEETING.
8-4 bleached Sheeting, a big bargain
at Itic,
8-4 I'nIlIt'at'Ili‘ii Sheeting. good qual-
ity, 15c.
94 Bleached Sheeting, this sale on-
ly 19c.
9-4 Atlantic Sheeting. reduced to 226.
9-4 Bleached Atlantic Sheeting, only
1 case at 25c.
COM i'Olt'i'Aliln-JS.
We cannot duplicate thcm at these
prices. You will ncver again got bet-
ter values than we are offering at this
Sale.
Full Size Comfortablcs, 98c ones at
7 c.
Full Size Comfortables, $1.25 ones at
980.
Full Size Comfortabies, $1.50 onesét
81.1.5.
Full Size Comfortables, $1.69 ones at
.251. .
Full Size Conifortables, 81.7.3 ones at
$1.39. ,
Full Size ('omfortablcs, $1.89 ones at.
$1.49.
Full Size Comfortables,
$1.1m.
Full Size (Iomfortables, $2.69 ones at
0 or
Full Size Comfortables. $2.98 ones at
2.71".
2.25 ones at
LA IlIES' [7N DERSKIRTS.
A Iticky purchase came our
sonic time ago. The values were so
at that we decided to hold them for
this Sole. These Skirts Were made up
especially for Fall and Winter wear
and are all lined throughout with good
quality I'ercaline. Come and look at.
them. There is a genuine surprise in
store for you in the values and styles
we are offering this week at 81.39. 81.59,
$1.73, $2.25, 12.98. 83.69 and $3.75.
GLOVES.
l.;ulic.~' Cashmere Gloves. Jersey
Wrist. bought to sell at 19 cents. 9c.
Ladies 2 liutton Cashmere Gloves,
bought to sell at 39c, 24c.
Lndlcs' I’ine Kid Gloves, our Fall
inportaiion. 'J (‘lssps and Hooks, Gus-
sctcd Fingers. all Colors and Black,
imported to sell at $1.00 and $1.25. 79c.
‘ 1‘
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(litllllNAi. ii-‘ NUT Ai"(‘i'lt.r\'l‘i'2.
This, says il.c Scottish insider, is :i
genuine extract from a schoolboy's rc’
l‘l'lll "Essay on Nelson." -
"()li! Harding, kiss me again." \vcrc
tbc butcful words of it humik mortal
who won a grate battle with one rye
and u \voodcn lcg. llcfore the bloody
context this motto was uttered by
him. "The queen expects every man
to do his ditty." When he died the
.qm‘cn met hint in a boat and he went
to St. Paul's and was buried. This is
a marvelous lesson to me and all
sclioollmys. Do your duty to your
'pzirsicrs and masters and theft cictt
with -’| sinrlc lcg you can say "w:t'i
this SIIIIPI“ thing I will do my duty."
.\.~' Nclson liiiiisi-lf suid. "I'li’t'll thou-2h
you :irc only man you can do your
duty."
call and see
c v
i'l.iv2\'l'1ll (‘ll.\l{l.ll-}.
i'ctizc om- iiii‘li t‘luii‘lie up and :l'skcd
ruin: it he nus pupu's‘ boy. He ru-
'.~\vcrc-i "\ I'>.'
".\i.d your mammal»~ boy, too?"
"i i l't'lllli‘tl ('haii'llc.
Aan.no.oooa...oanhqaoooooBOOB-OOOOOOOOOOOO
ADVERTISE is THE % SENTINEL.
Thom is
Nov—“Other Store to Ton
"Well, how can you be pispn's boy
.and ,mtiiniiiu's boy at the Sillllt‘ time."
, "Ob." i't'pIIi'I‘. ('tiurlic. quite indiff-r—
icntiv."“cuii't il wagon have two hor-
‘ mes?"
‘1. Us:
This is the verdict of allihousekecpers who patronize _
THE P.
lltl Washington Street, South Norwulk.
This proves that our patron’s are satisfied, . '
is today'the Leading Iiroccr III the Twin Cities is sxmpl because they have consut»
cntly given absolutely the highest possuble Yul/HO, and ousekeepers have
slow to recognize it.
J. LYNCH (:0.
19 Main Street, Norwall:
Famous Whita- Boss Flour, per bbl ........................ 3'} lo
Pillsbury 's when superlative Flour, 57c bog, bf, 84 50
Washburn Crosby's Gold lads] Flour, 5? " “ $4.50
7 Packages Vanda Biscuit ...................................... 25c
0 Pounds New Olmllnl Bic. .................................... 25c
WE IEAIl THE IE
I! VALUE. 1' QUALITY AND I! P3103.
Choice Black or lixed Tea, per pound ..................... 60c
Very Fine Black or lined Taper pound ..... ...OOc
Very Best locus or Java Cones. per pound. ..
Very Good loch. or Java Coffee. pir pound ............ 85c
not been
Sugar Cured Hams, small and lean, per lb .............. llic,
Fancy Sugar Cund Boneless Bacon. per lb... . Ole
Sugar Cured Calif Buns. per lb ........... , ..... Tic
3 Pounds Boneless lslt Pork ..................... .. .......... ...acc
in court lllAilE!
i GIVE 08 A TRIAL AID BI comm.
lsrscsibo Com-e. per pound... ................................ 20c
Best Santos Oon'oe. psrpound... ...lbc
Good lontos Codes. per pound ................... ..lOc
«. Very Best Combination Coffee, per poundiZlic
Our Free Presents given with Tea and Cofiee are an attraction in themselves.
. ....
'10.“.
With one pound Coffee. beans or ground. at
320 and :20 peritv..0r ‘1 lb. best Tea. or ‘5 pound Lynch‘s
Snow Flake Baking Powder. 8 euautiful China (‘up and Saucer, or your choice cf 100 otheii dlittrent articles.
Iii “Slim SI" Sillllli IIIIIWALK.
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THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,
I9 Iii! Sliitti, Will.- l
The reason why The l’. .I. Lynch (30..
he Boston Store, Cor. Main and Wall Sts., Norwalk.
CALI. 58-2
AT
SEY-
MOUR’S
ESTORE.
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i Snowflake Flour, 3 good bread flour,
Washburn & Crosby’s Gold Medal Flour, 53c bag;
Maud 8., best in the world,
.Iones' Snperlative.
Small Sugar Cured hams, mild and lean, pound,
Sugar Cured Shoulders, 5 pounds average, pound,
iVE OFFER THE PUBLIC THE BEST GOODS TO BE PURCHASED ON
THE MARKET. WE GIVE HONESI‘ WEIGHT AND MEASURE AND DO
IllYSINESS IN A STRAIGIITFORWAHD MANNER. OUR PRICES ARE AS
LOW AS GOODS CAN BE SOLD FOR AND PAY OUR HONEST DEBTS.
'I‘HE BEST‘IS CHEAP ENOUGH. WE CIIALLANGE ANY HOUSE TO
MATCH I'S ON OI'R ELEGANT COFFEE THE NECTAR OF THE GOODS
TO HOLD AND KEEP THE EPICL’RE. “'E 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 GILT EDGE CREAMERY BUTTER, SO SWEET AND
CLEAN. NOTHING CAN Sl'RI’ASS IT.
FINE FRESH COUNTRY EGGS,
WA YS ON HAND.
'NEW FIGS. JAM AND JELLIES.
Till-I I’IlIDEVOI" OUR STOCK, AL-
(‘ONCORD AND NIAGARA GRAPES,
(.lIlANIiEHRIES. EXTRA FINE CELI-IltY.
ALL OF THE LEADING ”HANDS OE CHEESE.
WE HAVE EVERYTHING NEW
ON THE ‘.\I.\ IIKET.
AND INVITING TIIAT COMES UP-
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
Leading Grocer,
33 WES! WASHINGTON SIREET,
and theIitoceries
agree perfectly-«the Groceries will agree with you, too.
i of quality and prices we travel alon behind no one.
’ ~ to have some of your hard-earned do lars saved for future davs buy your
Groceries here.
Boneless Breakfast Bacon. pound.
i‘upe Cod Cranberries, 7c quart; 4 quarts for
: Three pounds boneless Salt Park for
, FREE-With one pound Coffee your choice of a pink pitcher, a pink china cup and
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550 bag;
57c bag; $4.50 barrel.
SOUIH NORWILK.
in the matter
If you would like
50.: bag; Sui (I) barrel.
34,20 barrel.
34.35 barrel.
11c.
7c.
90.
25c.
25c.
saucer, a blue cup and fencer, a blue plate, a blue bowl, etc.
The New York Grocery Co.
Donovan Building, So. N orwalk. 35-37 Main street. N orwalli.
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