OGTODIR 6. it”.
' Insets .111. as. Dim
' our use. 5st
'Olse—eu.
loan—101.8.
'Jewey feasted lylsgtes.
the first banquet given Admiral
111 Naples. after the coffee and
’50,!" called on for a toast and
was loudly cheered, the guests
in: evidently to get some special
lions as to the Philippines. but
”hit admiral was not to be caught
added greatly to the hilarity or
. occasion by‘iirii'tt on the follow-
“' "tfisre’i to my long-time friend By-
“Its :may be live to be a hundred
m continue to be as young as he is
.li-jflewli-Iaven Palladium.
"1 m1 you," said Sir Thomas Lip-
ion to the reporters ’l‘uedday night,"
W the down as saying that there nev-
was' in all the world, not even in
Mad as clear a course as we had
today. and i want to add, from the bot-
tom of my heart, that it reflects the
greatest possible credit upon the nuth-
orities who had in charge the task of
looping it, clear." That's gentlemanly
111111 sportsmanlike, says the Hartford
, Com-ant. Or. to express the same thing
,in different words. it is not Dunraven-
, ish.
FALL FASHIONS I'OIt WOMEN.
One of the best remedies for a tired.
overworked, nervous. worried being is
music. Not noise but music, music
that makes one forget there is such a
thing as trouble or work. A person
who is endowed with the ability to
produce such an cflcct upon the bat-
ener is as certainly blessed of Heaven
and as able to redeem as the ublest
man whose words are unaccompanied
with song. To the person who is sus-
ceptible to the influence of good mu-
l'sic, many dollars spent in admission
to our best singers would be a good
investment. no extravagance. as effec—
tive as medicine. and far pleasanter.
_ The convenicme of the salt bottles
doesn't seem to have carned frothcm 11
permanent place as they have aircady
been supersedcd by the cellars on the
fashionable dinner table.
If the young girls show a disposition
to. change the things about in tut-11
rooms and give some different touches
here and there, don't .et your fears (111
their disturbing the present arrange-
ment keep them from exercising a
taste which may excel all you haw
shown. You know that any amount ot
money expended without tustc wib not
make a room as cosy as a little money
and deft fingers. And it may be your
girl possesses taste; you cannot tell
unless you give her the opportunity 0
show you.
One of the new gowns bus the front
of its coat closed in the same way tnt-y
have been closing the backs of skms.
that is with tiny little. straps, one but:
toning to the right and thc next to
the left. and so on, each showing a but-
ton on its point. if the straps are
both short and narrow this :1lt11rnating
of them makes a uniqur' closing.
Festoon effects are noticed among
the new dress decorations.
For a simple decoration soutachc and
Hercules braid are popular.
A whitecrepe dc cblnc with blot-k
back is an elegant fabric for an even»
lug gown.
The sleeve witi11'111t an extension at
the hand end is the exception. 'lhcse
1‘ cuffs are usually flaring. being longer at
”the back than on the inside, and arc
often filled in with lace (I’ll comes
down over the hand.
The drop effect. in yoke and sleeves
is carried out in hea 'y materials. Our
and Cloth Tam 0’ Shanters.
Our Trimmed Hat Stock
WWWMNOMOO
SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY FOR ALI. MAGAZINES.
69 Wall Straet,
0.0.0.............OOOOOCOOOOvOCOOOO
Dillon 1' 81 CO.
Fall Millinery.
Felt Golf Hats and Felt
are very popular just now. We are
offering special values in these goods
from 750 to $3. 75.
is larger than ever. Prices to suit ev-
ery purse. You have a great adren-
tage in trading here, as you have a
stock to select from larger than any
individual New York house.
We pay one fare on purchases of .4 or more;
two fares on o7 purchases
E. H. DILLON G: CO.
360 and 362 Main Street,
Bridgeport. Conn,
Subscribe or Ronew Your Subscrip-
tion to
The Lodios’ Home Journal
THROUGH
Wm. P. Beers, Agent
BOOKS, STATIONERY, ElGRAVIIIG.
This cold Shop has made business brisk in our
\D'm’ter 61m coats, Suits
and 1111111111111.
Strictly pure wool double and single-breasted
Blur-11nd Black Cheviot Suits, $7 50.
High grade Black Diagonal [boss Suits, 13:10.
Black and Brown Mixed Cheviot Overcoats,
velvet collars, heavy plaid linings at $6 50; Worth $8
A tine hue of iiiue and Black Kersey ()vcr-
coats from $0.00 to $2”.
Boy's long pant Blue Serge Double-breasted
Suits, $7.50; worth Sill
()hddron's Blue. Serge, doublc-breastcd, $4.50.
ilassimcrc and Cheviot Suits. $1.50 11p to $6.
Fine. licence-lined
3911; regular 5100 Mini.
Double-brushdfihirts, 48c.
l'ndcrshit'tand Drawer at
Bum-thing New — admit-seed. anti-rheumatic. If you are
troubled try them. Polid comfort
Gaps, Gloves. Kittens and Woolen Hose.
14 South Main st., SO. N orwal k.
.... ...... 111321.112” MILFORD A (ilFFlN,
MAGEB.
...O...IOOOOOOOOOOOIOOO0.0.00.0000...
COOIOOOOM ”no.“ we
Norwaik, Conn.
“OBI-RY.
cents. this sale. 1 cents.
cents. this sale. 12% cents.
Knee. Double Ankle. Ribbed "one.
bought to sell at 16 cents. this sale.
9 cents.
this sale, 7 cents.
made to sell nt 25 cents.
only, 12% cents.
LA DIES' WINTER JACKETS.
Our immense purchase Just opened
for this grcnt sale all at Special lic-
duccd i’rlccs. L50 Winter Coats, per-
fectly tailored. perfect fitting. made in
the best possible manner. the represen‘
tntive of the two best. New York mak-
ers. usually called Drummers' Sam-
plcs, at just one-half regular price.
Any lady needing a Winter Jacket will
save money if she can find her size in
this lot.
KNIT UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' (lrey Ribbed Vests and Pants,
Pearl lluttons. Silk Trimmed. French
Hand Pants. very warm and durable.
bought to sell at 39 cents. l9c.
Ladles' Fine Egyptian Vests and
I Pants. bought to sell at 50 cents. 351'.
Ladies Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants
bought to sell at 81.00 and good value
lot that. 471-.
Mirscs' Ribbed Vega and Pants.
Sims iii to ‘Jtt regular price 19c. 91
Sizes. "2 to 26. regular price 25c. Hc
Sizes "8 to 34, regular price 39c, 24c
iioy' 11 Heavy l‘lecccd Shirts and
Il1'11w1rs sizes 26 to .14. regular pl'it't‘
2'45 1cnts, 251.
Men 11 Heavy Plecced Shirts and
I Drawers. bought to sell at 4.5 cents. 29.1.
Men 11 Fine Merino nnd Flecced
Shirts and Drawers. regular price 69
'1'1111ts,~i’1'1'
Men 11 Fine Wool Shirts and Drawers.
1r1gular $1.00 quality 651-.
I Mcn's Extra “'ool Shirts and Draw-
l-11!~. our regular “.50 quality, 81.01).
' .\f111' s l1 rcnrh Balbrlggan Shirts and
Drowcrs winter weight regular price
t.l25. Sic.
Mcn' s Worsted 11nd Austmlinn Wool
Shirts and Drawers, bought to scll at
$"J.00 and 3.. .11) at this sale. $1.50.
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Ili‘ti-‘SS GOODS.
1 This dcpnrtmcnt contributes a few
spc1lal itcms to this1 great sale.
15 pi111111s of i’laids, suitable for
'11':1isls and entire drcssrs new fall 111l-
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aoeooeoeooesoeooeeaeaoeeeeeoeesace-eono “11115 "whim-10m "11k 751' yard for
Comstock 11.111111. 3.
31111an quality our price is Mir
1 111 pieces Scotch Fluids. 54
wide, worth $1.50. at $1.01!.
711111 y:1l'1!.: Fain-us in Wool Suiting.
1this salc. 11.-r yard. 251-.
lo picccs nil-wool Serge. 40 inch.»
11'i1l11. fall colors. p1-1' ,1':1r1i. 2711'.
.\li—woul ('1111‘11'l's linir Scrgc,
”79,11! $1"?
5i imh ill 11k 111111161 worth ti II".
'tl1is s11l11.691~.
lit-my (lruy llomcspun. the latest
'uud most stylish material for scpnrulr-
skirts. per yard, $1.011.
l'laid l1‘1'1-111h l‘lunnci. 3‘3
wide, tine quality. S1111 what
stores chnrizc for the goods.
at this sub is onl1".:'.1.
Inl'hOs‘
worth
lmhrsl
Ladies’ Black Winter Weight Stock-
ings. double sole. bought to sell at 18
[BCIIOI' Extra Heavy, Fine Guage
Black Stockings. bought to sell at it
Boys' Heavy. Double Boles. Double
Men's Black Sox. Extra Heavy. Dott-
ble Soles. bought to sell at 15 cents.
'Mcn's Wool Sox. Drttmmer’s Samples,
Foil this sale
othcrt
U11rpric1-‘5298. one-third less than regular pri-
innouo
Important new
i101'
The (i reate'st M crcl
$50,
- (icods at less
necticu‘t.
This is thelstory. short a
Owing to the retirement from t
members. and Ito effect a quick. pro
“'EEK. BEGINNING SATURDAY. ‘
her whole winter needs. We proudly
will be quick Iand decisive.
11., Norwallr,
(linary!
Fairiieid County.
e history of Con-
be sold at prices that will force eve
and variety oi our Stocks and the amt
would be sufficient to demand your earn
are forced to sacrifice thc grand resul
tion for a more consideration, we are 1
We cordially i
TI‘IE BOSTONW STORE.
LADIus' wnarrmw
Ladies' us'avy Percale and Grant
Cloth Wrappers bought to sell at. 31.3.1.
Ct. 970
' Ladi Fins Percale and 'i'willed
Printsfbought to sell at $1. 49. 81. or,
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LADIES' FLAagNENLSETTE NIGHT
67 dozen in White and Colors bought
to sell at 98c and 8125 each 770.
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MEN'S WEAR
300 hornet Fleece. Outside Shirts.
Double Yoke. Flat Failed Seams. Ex.
tra large. extra heavy and stout. just
the thing for cold weather, worth 750,
this Salc.1itic.
hien' It Black and White Shirts, Dou-
ble Back.i)oubl11 Front. rut extra long.
Clean My very stout ('loth, the best 751: Shirt we
' know, 1110.
b 2.50 pairs Men' s extra Super Elastic
la 0" suspenders, Cast-off Buckles. Mohair
Ends, bought to sell at 25c, this Sale,
tic.
100 dozen Men s Flannel Night
Shirts, the celebrated Princely make,
big value at 7.5 cents, this Sale. 48c.
Men's 25c and 391'. Silk and Satin
Scarfs, for this Sale, 19c.
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SHEETING.
8- 4 Bleached Sheeting, a big bargain
-e, of one of its
merit. for ONE
ire Stock will
lay in store
13 magnitude is
ordinarily
i .
I "be“ we {9-15 i Bleached Sheetins. this “I” 0"
106
8- 4 Unbleached Sheeting, good quah
Pall Weight Jackets.
-5 Ja1:kcts.‘Bin1'k and Colors, that
were $7.50 nuil 811.1111, 34.1111,
15 Jackets that w'crc sltmo and 812.00
1111.1 sale, 37.1.11.
20 Jackets that were “5.00, for this
1.11.», $9.98. '
LA‘DIES' SUITS.
Ladies' Suits in Black and Colors.
About 100 in all. Space will not al-
low a just description. All perfectly
Tailored nn1i1made in the best possible
manner, at just onc-tbird loss than
marked prices.
ni: 11 Sl'ltEAllS.
Stu-i1 valuq's “‘1' cannot ol‘icr again
1111.1 1111 manufacturers mark down their
111111111 '
iloncy Comb Sprcads full size, each
£190. .
Our Si. 25 'Spreads at this Sale, only
90.
Host Quality Honey Comb Spreads
11111413150. ,
Marseilles Spreads at $1.98. 82 48 and
(‘08. I
The Boston Store', Cor. Main and Wall S
feast. I’riccquuotr-d lwiow am» not “My,” prepara- ly 191 1 3h u reduced to 22¢
earl in the l: '. 'i'l l t.': - : z . response 9- 4 Atlantc ee 11g. .
peary ' u '0 o 5 m l1rgc, but it bargain 9- 4 Bleached Atlantic Sheeting, only
' ' (‘omp i (use at 25c.
' ' ’ COMFORTABI L's
IIAl)ll1'S' dlsnp- We cannot duplhatc them at these
rims. You will ncvcr again get bet-
iJcr values than We are offering at this
i (‘nsc WI 83 7:l'"1ill Size Comfortablcs 98c ones at
61' quality, :
1.000 yards
this sale. tic.
All 11111' regul:
only 9c.
mi‘ull Size (‘omfortables, ti. 25 ones at
981'
Full Size Comfortables, Si. 50 ones at
1.15
‘ l‘ 11" Size (‘omfortables. 81. 69 ones at
1.271.
‘ Full Size Comfortabies, $1. 75 ones at
1.331
Full Size Comfortables, 81. 89 ones at
BLA
W11 mention to
worthy of your title
ill-i White and (l
<ize. 4711.
10-4 White. Fancy B
~:1'1ll at SLY-0, ll'i't'.
il-li Wool Illankcls so
at $2.49. “.47.
Phil Size Comfortables. 82.25 ones at
98.
ull Size Comfortables, $2. 69 ones at.
ll Size (‘omfortables. $2.98 ones at
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‘.A DIES' I‘NDERSKIRTS.
ky purchase came our way ,
0. ago. The values were so
t we decided to hold them for
Those Skirts were made up
for Fall and Winter wear
lined throughout with good
caline. Come and look at
e is a genuine surprise in
in the values and styles
this week at $1.39 31. 59,
‘.‘98. $3.69 and $3.75.
LINENS.
Il111'k vacls—«licrc are -
will apprccintc more when
thcm. sbld in many places at 2.
Turkish ’l'11w11l.~'~—it's a bit 1
fortune to gr-t tin-m nt these [1
i.'i1' quality two for 191'.
251' quality. two for 251'.
('rcatn ’l‘ublc Damask, 38c qua
‘.'.'11'. H.0VES.
{.1111 quality, 3811. ere Gloves, ~4ch
till-inch Bleached Damask. 25c. sell at 19 cents. 9c.
We have never seen 11s equal. 11 Cashmere Gloves,
Fresh—Greater than you will even '9c, 24c.
11xpect.6 yards, 22c. Gloves, our F8“
5 and Hooks. Gus'
olors and Black.
.00 and $1.25. 79c.
W. P. ’l l' CONVENTION.
Willhuanlh. tutobct .3 ibctwcnty-
O fourth annual 1'.1111"1-nli11i1 of tin-“11»
O 1.11111‘a (‘l11i 11.1n T111n1p11'1111111- l',uiou
[111.111. has l1111»n in ~1 won here for the
0 past fun days Was 1"111111l111l11i today. .
. ’i'l111 chief business of the day was the
. 1111-11111n 111‘ 1ill‘11»1-1'.~' which r11sult1'1l us
a 1 follows: l'I'csidcnt. Mrs. t'ol'ncliu ll.
1 I'111'ln1.~', llnrtford; 1111r1‘11spon1ling set-re-
( Itury. Mrs. Mary .\I. Andrews, Stam~
: i'1':111i wording sucrclury. Mrs. Susan
K. l.111'1,1 Vinntic; treasurer. Mrs.A11nu
:I11.11.-n.N.1rw-.1111
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.I turn. 1: 1'1 \1..~1 nrzsrossn TO THE!
.I 1'1)Ni~‘2i«lli«lil.’\li~.'.
.; Dallas ”1i1x.. tutolni'1——l‘h11tutt111"111i
.11 11h "11:1 1111111111111 by indiana soldiers
'I lining 1111 1i11| war. was today r1 stor-
' 111i 111 the rcrnuindo r of t-b1 Conferedalc
.;'1:.1n1l th1 111-1'111111111i1's taking place in
. I. the Auditornnn .1t tb1 Fair Group‘s;
‘ 1:111-1"11111 .\lount. of l11dinn:.t and sin
. (:1111-111111'S:11'111'.~' oi l‘1-x.1.~1. and stail'il
and an ln1n11us111r11w1|11fii. \ it. nun
: 1x-11oi1l1-1i11rnics and Texas cilizensI
were meant.
such has its yokeflw It'h is carried on
over the tops of the arms. of bright col-
or covered with-cream lace. Another is
1 ' of velvet of dainty shade and embroid-
, 1‘ ' cred with jet. This Jot is particularly
",1 elective if the patter n is an irrrzular
one. ‘
Half the sleeves hate some sort of
finish at the top. but it s all list: tlu
other half are devoid or 1-1erytbing in1
the way of trimmtug~just two or thm I
gathers to bring the slightly curved
i - upper to the seam.
Those housekeeper; who have nc1'111':
1. . used a wire basket w 11 frying 1111111-
ADVERTISE
There is NO Other Store to Touch Us.
IN THE SENTINEI.‘
This is the verdict of all housekeepers
THE P.
118 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
New York O1tobcr .5-Thc bolting
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' n11 ht r'11cs this afternoon was
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lot) to do that th et‘olumhin would win
I-tlu M‘iitr‘ and ind to so was offcrmi'
[that she would win today. i
who patronize
LYNCH CO. ,
19 Main Street, N orwalk. l
lers. doughnuts. {rift s and such,
things, have missed ont- of 11111 conrcn-
lent utensils that belong in the kitch-
‘, on. A deal of time is saved by its 11:11:
' and sometimes burnt lingers.
NEW CONCERN FOR BRIDGI-ZPORT
T his proves that our patrons are satisfied. T be reason why The P. J. Lynch Co.
is today the Leading Grocer 1n the '1 win Cities 13 simpl because they have consist-I
entiy given absolutely the highest possible value, and h
slow to recognize it.
ousekeepers have not been;
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Bridgeport has 11111111'11d the works of
Sugar Cured Hams, small and lean, par lb .............. lle',
building being 60 icet wirlc. over 2011
. Famous Whit" Rose Flour per bbl ........................ $42
, the steel capsule manufacturing and '
E filling department of the Compressed Pillsbury ' "10"".“p'flui'. flour, 57° W' b" ’4 50 Fancy Sugar Cured Donal“. Bacon. pot lb...
1 Gas (lupsuic Company. and ground has Washbufn Crosby IGoldlodaIFiour,57 " 11 ‘4' 90 g m m Sun! I m
1... Just be". mom,“ on :1 Dir" of land 7 Packages Unsoda Biscuit ...................................... 951: “I" ' 9° '" """" ' """ "
% recently bought m.“ of the works of 8 Pounds low Carolina Rico ...... . ............................. 961: 1 3 Pounds 308010“ II“ Pork... .... ........... .
l the Wilmot & Hobbs Manufacturing 1 I
2 ...... 11111111 1111111 1111111111 11111: »
Harsh Brothcrs. the bt1ilders,hnve 1111- . i
. enredfihf cfitntractffouhe erettlou of IN VALUE, 1' QUALITY mmmu.1 0"! VI A ram. AID Bl comm. '
'1} 11m! C! V ”Pm" ' V"? ““I’Stim' ".hoic- Black or lixed 'i'aa. perponnd ..................... 6011 Maracaibo con‘. 11. 1r mum.
I; “II brick buildings—the WIM‘IW‘I Very Rue “lack or Iixnd Tn". per pound ............. Mic 11.11 8111. no C11."1-.p'1111p1.oun1i
feet long and two stories high. with
some 25.000 square feet of floor space.
The company has a capital of 815.000.-
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-—BUY THEM BEFORE YOU 60.
Wash yourself and curl your hair.
Dress, and go to mnbury fair
he 1 Crown Cigar ain't there
at anion all ma declare. i
v'ery Best floors or Java Cuties, per pound...
Vnry Good blocks or Java Ooifee. per pound
’2 n', ' LI." . ' '1. IJRH‘VV' I ' . ' 1
Good Santos Ooif'oo. pour pom: d ............... I ...... ..
Very lest combination some, per pound ............... 25c
Our Free Presents given with '1 ea and Coffee are an attraction in themselves.
With one pound (' offu'. beans or ground, at" .5. 27. 30 and 32¢ per lb. or 1,, lb. best Tea. or ii pound Lynch uI
Snow Flake lluking Powder :1 ellautiful China Cup and Saucer. or your choice of 100 other dlilerent articles.
THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,
lit 1113111111111 87.. ”III Will.
l9 III! SIREN. IIIIIIIILI.
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in... . , l Wit
GILL 58-21
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MOUR’S
STORE.
.' GILL 58-2
lji‘he Pocketbook
Snowflake Flour, a good bread flour,
Washburn & Crosby’ 11 Gold Medal Flour. 53c bag; 84. 3) barrel.
1 rec perfectly—the Groceries will agree with you. too.
WE OFFFR THE PUBLIC THE BEST H alk.
r111; MARKET. we GIVE HONEST we
BUSINESS IN A STRAIGIITFORWARD MA
Low As GOODS CAN as SOLD FOR AND
The: user 1s CHEAP ENOUGH. we CHA
MATCH vs 0N 01111 ELEGANT COFFEE TH ‘
TO HOLD AND KEEP THE mucous. we 11
roman THAT we CAN GET. AND WE WILL
OUR TEA DELIGHTS THE DELICATE TAS .
WELL.
THAT FANCY GILT EDGE CREAMERY our
01.11111. NOTHING CAN sunrAss 11'...
runs FRESH COUNTRY EGGS,'TIIE PRIDE o
WAYS ON' "AND.
NEW 1-'1Gs JAM AND .1111 1.11:5 CONCORD AND Ni
01.111111111111175, EXTRA FINE CELERY. ‘
ALL or THE LEADING BRANDS or CHEESE.
wr: HAVE EVERYTHING NEW AND luvnuv
0N T111; MARKET.
CHARLES E. SEY
Leading Grocer,
33 WE" WASHINGTON STREET,
and the Groceries
HASED 0N
E AND DO
‘ ARE AS
DEBTS.
USE TO
1 CUS-
AS
50c bag; 34 00 barrel.
.\Idnd 8., best In the world, , 55c bag; 34.35 barrel.
.lones' Superlative, 57c bag; 84.50 barrel.
Small Sugar Cured hams, mild and lean. pound, No.
Sugar Cured Shoulders, 5 pounds average, pound 7c.
' Boneless Breakfast Bacon. pound 9c.
ilnpe Cod Cranberries, 7c quart; 4 quarts for 1 25c.
Three pounds boneless Salt Pork for 2511.
Goons '
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ln the mat
J equality and prices we travel alon behind no one. If you would lik
to have some of your hard-earned do lars saved for future days buy your
. Groceries here.
11 ithlr.~ \\ ith one pound Coffee your choice of a pink 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,Norwall1.
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