In, ,
pri
Teller Made Suits.
.Tailor Made Costs.
Tdilol’llade Capes.
. Tailor Made Skirts.
It a“. Very emphatic reminder to you of the necessity
riding yourselves with comfortable garments We
the largest assortment in town to select from and
quality and make up considered are much
til”. "elsewhere. Our assortment includes:
Silk and Velvet waists.
Woolen Waists.
Dressing Sacques.
Wrappers.
Children' s Coats and Reefers.
f‘mllseapuehssee of $6 and over.
”F. J Houston,
Bridgeport.
”coconuts nu Lilli)
Outlined from First Page.
zowmpn - tug: and The Associated
». "I frees yacht Winds. but the excursion
fleet. proper did not put In an appetit—
lllfl! M. UM Hook until l0 o'clock.
‘ after the two yachts.
The wind at 9:50 was blowing off the
. Jersey shore at a velocity of about my.
" en knots. it still next to tho web: of
: aouthwest.
To the south there appearrd a heavy ,
hank of clouds suggeullve of a storm
in that direction.
After the Shamrock had cast off her
tow line. she started on a long run to
the eoutheast to stretch l‘lf‘r sails.
The Columbia hung around near hi"
llxl'ltlllllp and at l0 o'clock took down
her cluhtopsail. The big Hall was on
the (lack about five minim-ii who-n it
was again hoisted. the (now sending It
up on the iiiarboard side of the mainI
hall.
lly 10:15 the first of the excursion
t‘leet reached the llghimhlp. and the mat
of these vessels were strung out in»-
hind, making a procession ton .IiiIIIIs In
length, and including every I'llnl’Pll/fl'
hie kind of steam craft. In thI- loan
were a number of revenue cutters. The
torpedo Mats did not arriw- :il file,
llnlmihlp until after Ifl'ltll a. In. the
weather half an hour upturn the slit".
began to cloud up. but. unw- no iii-lira—
tion of rain at. that time, while In the
smith there was. considerable blue sky,
At. 10:20 the Columbia was again
nailing about. to the southm-t of ”15'
appeared in be logging slowly. while
the Shamrock was sum-tying about
like a scared dog.
, to the north towards itoI-knwuy
seemed to he ir-lfy‘ little- wind,
,, affirm“ out to sit-n it also ap-
pI»: «ml quite calm.
The wind at. the light-duo appI-nrof‘.
to be. strong enough in aim: the :lhuur
. rock a good move.
merits «Icons 'rIiiI: l.l.\’lI2
fly Amino-d View, impauh ion?
Vamoose~The hot: to werI onli n low
seconds apart. when they ”new! lhI-
line The timokI of the gun fire ..inl
had given them the utensils hung gray
in ""3 air, and lll" list: llfl’dl-i liilpkei
through and began ilw CirilKKl".
it was difficult to IiiulinItty nor the
m; but far down on the hum/in
line where the torpedo boots were Iv-
ing the steam went, up which shown-d
their knowledge of what was going on
The untrue III-t. look lhI- Ilflfllfi prac-
tically out to you, and there were nura
ried obangtugs oi plum of many or the
‘oxctirulon booth.
The racers wre mining their soils
alike. Forward thI bit; lmlloriiu-I -
filled and “fitted with the Wide ltl‘f‘t‘zl',
but little.
’ The first live mlnuies w‘IIrII not. on-‘
rimming for Captain iiarr. The ball
Milli]! lead of the Shétnzrork at lh‘I
[tart wall lengthened out, until river
water allowed. 'I‘hI- Columbia's «Inilsi
‘ . filled. and then she Won: on and rodent,
lief opponent. inch by inch she f'l't‘pl.
up until she had a load of u bomb and
a half. The fair weather f'rdumoin
disciples began to f’l’lf'l'f' up f‘uptnin
Hogarth had practically all hiw mt'fl.
aft. but a few fll’W'n cap-I muld be uw-ii
forward. One could nltnmt fm-i the
order that was given. for the own luu'I
fled aft. and it rI-Iilly Si""ll.I-Il n... 1! II”-
head of the Sliuiilrhrh urn-II. III-r
spinnaker pole- Io-emml to III- wt for--'
I m
rim Simmrorkl
ward further. and tliI— «purl w.“ on
Clear water and bi,
nipped the .‘Ilf‘l'fl of tlzI- l’olurnbm and
was mating good ivcuiwxy
The sailing maiimdii‘ri .u were now on
for good (Zipluln Hogarth mu II lulu
sheets still furlbI-r off whllII l'uptnin’
Barr, perhaps filth tliI wind Iarron
lng idea In mind hII som to «at more of
hill sheet aboard
idea of the movement.
the credit. of tiiI- him-"h vkmtwr, for
the American bout begun to drop Ihn
Shamrock. not by rtnrth. but by slow
steady gain. '
By “:20 the full/Ir way of t'oluinbm
wan noticeable. and in tI-n .mlriulmi in».
lead was one of three «hip lI-n‘zim ’i h:
elnhtopllll was III" to war uriI-auilv,
and hope as one would. if was nothini.r
but I dilltlfik match that waa fll'inK
watched. Even lhI- lump of £th III-a
whs missing and the hm of MI union
boats filed Ilium: llh" «I: nun; solari-
minded itiIrr'nII-ru. iii“! in n... mp.
m shy. which arm.» of the (“7
watchers thought was -’iuI~ in mm",
mammoth Elohim? filiiaiinIII haIIJmiro-
MM 'lfld. if was! about ll 1'. when
it. began to Wm M flit-:ii'h some of
flu 'mthor run‘iors wmili lu» lImp’
Hath I'm!” got a will with u uht’I
and ll thrm- rnltlutw—I thI- -Ii:hn.ikI-r-'
Vere take pin with a rush
TIM firm” was now north nfii'fhrsrmt
fill the Shanimh‘v Mum» mum in with
a. They tool! tl.I-Ir alarmed In «mu.
”'5 it in slums again iv rump
fill! me had boon "In minutw in III
“OI. ll chums was burned to mmmn-
{M results of the wort: on both than
T» Shamrrrk hall gninml l'nlllmliia‘e
mines" was trimmed too flat, while
"IO Shamrock lI-il Jill taught more
._ VIM and the erect creIIn bout was fool-
ing faster lurthrl'rIirII the Sham
m by} wa u put in a windward posi- l home which lat not certain. they oughti
About that “the the Erin started‘
lightshlp waiting for the Marl, but. .m- I
“‘rhilIVIr lh Whittl'
it rmlmindwl to;
a‘ he u .
lion and she was heading It now on
what had changed from a broad run
to something very like a reach, with
Hl’iffllfl med off. The wind was one
{or an experiment apparently, for at
lzios the sheets were eased off on both
boot» and for live minutes they sailed
off the. course.
The mIn walked away with the
«bI-I-tii and the booms came aboard"
again while they swung back into line
on the regular Ioiirm- The Columbia
was footing away and mailing gains
The gains were very small ones but
the ntt was apparent that while the
ShamroIk waii IIftI-Il only by (max-
Ionai spurts the f'olumbia averaged!
' bettr- -.r
The .‘ihamrmk was showing herself
to be a wonderful light weather boat
yet thr- i.’oIIImbIII was diaplaythg thv'
449 Main Street.’
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j $\\\ts.
l in the Silk Department are blossom-
lng forth In all the glory of Autumn
colors and shades.
and gold of the showering loaves
through an lnflnlte variety of chsrmlng
tints to the soft blue lines of Indian
summer, run the Fancy Silks and Sat-
Ins—a most pleasing srruy.
More $\\\ts.
Peau do Sole. Popllns In ”sin and
fancy weaves, Satlns and C.i-pII do.
Chane. lI'auc-y Tsffetaii In stripes and
cords. Waist lengths to a few more of
l the extreme styles In Fancy Silks. Side
by side with these range Black Slikii
In almost as great profusion of weaves
and patterns.
-o-
Children’s (Lasts
For Fall and Winter are here, and all
already the little ones are being
lbrought In to be equlpped Pretty
7f outs of Iloucle Broadcloth, Corduroy
3am! Biderdown. Fur. Braid and Lace
ltrimmed, IV, to 4 years. 8150 to sit).
I'unning f‘ups matching the Costs, 76c
to 85. 00
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extra bit that bore out her first reptl-E
tallotl
M I2; 20 the two yin-his were headgt
cast by south on a broad rent-,h
ins: rll'Vl'f'le points
worse, with the Columbia at least a
Imam-r of a mile In the lead.
I'll‘l'l‘ carrying balloon libs.
and Iltllilflp-‘iillu
mm- the yachts engaged in a
match.
f'apuiin liurr, on tho f'olumbla. how-
malnsalls
or» I. has not to be mught napping and,
ion: 'liII :Iharurm-kk ll captain at every
moi/II.
M 1‘2: lliII t'olumlila was actually:
or seven [Wilfllif to'
bra-ling notheakt,
over their truu‘
Both:
At this point of thII.
hitting.
Winter underwear.
i New arrivals of Winter weights In
Ribbed l'n-II-rwosr for ladies" and
f'hildrcn. I‘IilIIlrIIti'ii II'IIIeI'I- Lined ['n-
dorm—er. 2%.; Children's Ribbed Mer-
llno, Ladies' Ribbed Vault and
Paula, 2.3 and .500; ladies“: Heed? Lined
I’anta. knee length. 50c. all. gel-at vars
buy of styles and weight In line quali-
"9'”.
5m ;
windwurd of her "or t'(i_lll’ilP. thII yacht ;
milling 7h IIIusm to the rim as she IIoIiiIlj
without Ipilling the lift“?! out of hI-r‘
flilll‘i
Hiiltifi.
“llu Iulumlita found the billing very
mIiI h to to r iii: ing and was pinlnly ln~.
crowing ll"f' loud IIVIIt'y minute, while
the rihumrmk. although «ho- had work-
ml mil to WlnllWiIrIl. lost rullwr than
gained by the play for position
At. IL.“ :7. i’nplain Barr eased thI- f’ol-
umliid to within a point or two of her
li"|ll' IIIiIirf-ii'.
riimmrmk was falling behind and bII-
coming lI-hI Ilnntzcro l'
The l olIin. Ida had lnI rea~IId hIIr III :III
wrll III-yum: the quartet mil-I. and both
““5"". cure showing some IIfII for thr-
lira? firm in thI- raI'II ~
The litre/m was holding Irm- from
no in and though light at the limit.
was t‘lIIMg’h lli give the big
Ulittl‘lillt'! ;. fair mow, and lend lmlTw
animation to the pirturII The Colum~
~ihnmrm-k was In a similar po—
. iilit unit gaining isteadily all the lime.
and at i‘.’ .55. waI-c
ll'ilfl.
.it I: III the f'olunibla gybed over
to the rllitf'llll’r'il’ll and the Shamrock at
orlI/I follow-II
Au thI- yachts filed away. the Hhamv
rmk uh: plum-d in the weather berth
luvr .h.. bod dropme so far behind dur—
riI-Iirly a mile in the
. log the long iuffing niatrh that it was
while the eplnnnkI-ru sol-mod to draw; itnpo “ml" for h" l" ”“3“” any
of thr- I'ulur‘nbin'a wind and the cup 4»
tender will gained steadily, The luf-
flua had taken the boats so far out. of
lbI-lr rourao that, they were obliged in
hell saouth by west to result the outer
mark TIIII wind neuron] to by.- ll'lt'f'fl'itflv
intf dightlr. and it drove the Colum-
bia ahead {Mill than the Shamrmk.
.ii 123:. lllt' momma had aJIIad or?
:iluml a mile.
I..\'3 l2 ltl'l.l.lI1'i”l.\'.‘I ill" 'i‘lll’I llAf'l-I.
.\~ IiIiulIrl l'rliui luapatrh Boat .
vim him-kny-lthmwtt Fable Steamer.
I :7. p, in.
us it wuss pride!" that the,
twins '
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3 Men’s White
Shirts.
i do (’flpl‘t'ially nlre line of Men's
limindcred White Shirts. N. Y Mills
linuslin. solid linen bosom, reinforced
' from. and bark, continuous “wings and
patent protected button holes. at only
50:. This in one of the finest values
that we have ever shown—m faultless
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low priI red shirt.
3'l' he D. M. READ CO.
School
Boots,
; Pads,
Pencils,
Pens,
~ When the Associated Press:
III-«patch llrml IIIft l'iiII rare at l2':‘»:’i p.'
m . thII f’olumliin was. a mile ahead.
Highland; of Nai‘vsink. l 30 p, in, ~
Tlu- wind off above from here appears
buw- shifted from northwest. to
wmiluuut, if the flame I-oriditlons pre-
mil whib- thi- yachts are trading homo
' ltu v iiill have a firm wind and :IIIarI‘I-Iy
uni windward work The wind. whilc
and School Supplies of
all kinds at
: R. H. PlilSlEi’S,
not run wrong, givea indications In“
inIrIIauinz and some small tumtii two
min off shore are running along nice.
Iv
lJIfIK lit-itch. 'lrIlI'mm 12,20 to
1:: to p m. thII f'ulumbla increased he.“
III:III over the Shamrock from halt a
mile to nearly a mile
Markov luvnnIIlt Fable final I ftfi‘
llotb ymhts have Iov'ered ten miles of
the Iriurhe
hi. iluriy III-mien. f‘aliIII limit
TL" Imam are just in sight There n
.i a‘IIlII Ilivtuan- lutwosn thorn wry
tin-Iv, little wind Wind has shifted In
south southwest. frnhrning «lightly
Lona Hench, 'J p m iloth yachts
Inn bI- dimly InadII out to the mouth-
I-Iut .III-m‘incly III-ailing woafwarrl
i'hI-v have their balloon Ill. lnmatla
mulmdilu and I'luiimpshilu wt ('31;
not he made out in the Ital» timber
”My how- tiiI-ir spinnakvra set or not.
Wind light. thhla prmtlrally Inalm
r.”
3M. Etolli taunts an- allil bummed
till“ ll‘hlillnfl In Ibe- eastward, the (Illil’l‘
concur. in be Iii-Mina to the south
MarksthIInnetl I'ahle that, ’1 ill 9
liar.» has lifted ltoth boats v‘ui
lll“,
Lon: llmrh. 2 iI ~lioth yachts now
.iprwnr tn haw naught a iIllght pull hf
wind ’I buy appear to be heading about
nIirthIIIiiIt on thI- starboard tacit
i'ar Itmimwav. z I0 ~Winul has shift-
! I"
ml to the mulliward not blowing over
vim-I» miles an hour at the must,
tsmg liramh. 2' llI- It is getting a
little Ilrarer eastward, and If the
main: have turned and fire on the way
43 Washington St,
So. Norwalk,
Conn.
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Liquor Licenses
The County commission-
ers will be in session at Il’o—
lice Headquarters. l laviland
street. South Norwaik. Mon-
day, I let
3:30p. m, to receive and ad-
vertise liquor llf tenses.
\Il applications must be
advertised on that day
Wmnmv S. Mun,
lihsur ILiza.
.litlllltl II. MILLER.
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From the scarlet '
; Shamrock has gained considerably. and
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‘ leading yacht, which appears to be the
3Columbia, hair taken In her spinnaker
’ and running a favorable shift of wind.
{Is fairly oulfootlng her rival.
‘, umbla. her most distinguishing mark.
Insn now be plainly siren. The Colum-
. boom wide and sailing on her strong-
nut-m
to be seen very soon from this observe:—r
Long Branch. 2:14 p Ina—Willi.»
trashenins and It Is believed the racers
ought to come In by the time limit.
No sign of the excursion hosts can
be seen.
Sandy Hook Lightship. 2:20-Wlnd
lrssheulng and prospmets that If yachts
turn or have turned In time they may
Ilnlsh within the time limit.
lands of Naveslnk. 2:2l p. m.-
Thl‘l litheast breeze In still holding
is apparently stronger in shore.
than four or live miles out. It has
brought In with It considerable fog and
mint and with the smoke of excursion
bouts nothing whatever can be seen of
the yacht“.
The only Indications of the race Iii
when a tug comes running in out of
the fog from the southeast and elther
makes for m". of the cable steamers or
comes ashore with copy.
Observation from this point Is lim-
Ited to eight. or nine miles.
Long Beach. 2:25—The Columbia has
just swung and Is headtng southwest,
tier balloon jibtopaall napping Idly. '
llackay-llennett Cable Boat. 2:30—
The steam yacht-Adele. speaking the
ship, reports yachts having covered
two thirds of the rourIw. the Columbia
one mile ahead? 7
Long Beach. 2:35-80") boats head- l
mu east on the starboard IaI-II. They.
are both carrying balloon jibtopsailmi
malnsailii and f'lllbtflpliallii. They can f
hardly lu- III-on. !
Far ltorkawuy. Till-«A I'nlted ;
States Infr- saving telephone report
from Point lookout says the yachts
have not turned the stake boat yet.
Point. lookout Iii five miles from long‘
Beach. l
Sandy Hook Lightship. 2:42p .lm.-«;
The yachts are Just visible. floth o'n
starboard tack and from here It would
seem that they have not yet rounded
the stake boat. The wind freshen» ev~ i
cry minute and win lu- with them on
the home r-IIth. it Iii a qtiehtlon whe-
ther they will be able to use sainnu-
kers running home.
Long Item-h, 2:~l.’.~lloth yachts
have taken in their balloon )llllfjpllflllii
and are carrying their utaysailn. libsl
:inII umuli libtopsulik 'lhIIy are on I
port tin-II. III-riding about south wuth- I
wow i
Long Bomb, 2 Slimline bout uppnr
Pntly two hundred yards ahead,
2‘55——»'l‘he boats me still holding lnI-
port tuck. Wind south, brrIIzII light, 4
Sandy Hook. 2.365 p. mvw-lt looks1
from ll'f't" on If the two yachts were
now having u long stretch for the iurn
buoy.
lilghlnndr of Siii'esink. fl‘lll p. mm»
The leadinu boat upper-rs to be about.
a quarter of a mile nhvnd. They will
wmlngiy lune no difficulty In finish I
in: within the time limit,
Highlands of Navealnk. ll 03‘» I'm-
rill-tn boat looks like the Shamrm k am- I
H until) in the flaw ”w l illllmllla l‘i loll»;
ring by about a Imam-i of a mile.
the wind holds out the American Milt
.ppearii like u winnei l
Highlands of Nan-sink. ." {lit—J Flier
iiIIIrii yurht. whiIh appear». to he the;
Shamrock. has met caught a favorable.
puff and lSl nonwwhat overhauling theI
IcndI-r Thr- race In a very «lose one.
at this tlniII.
Highlands of Nuiealnk. 3.10 p. row
The two boats haw mil"! apparently l
more than half way to the finish and i
look to be about seven miles from the
lighlali'ip ’l'hersrurulon fleet II-i keep-
in well olf. giving them a good ‘
t‘llflni‘t‘ They are running In unuer‘
aplnnakera. ('oluuibla having her‘ii not i
to port, Shamrmk'a cannot be so well .
distinguished, but It appears to be set .
starboard. During the last few mln-;
iItIziI the Shamrock has sailed up a bit I
on the Columbia. The Wrath are noti
Hailing very rapidly, but might to ho-
m. within umo limit. l
." l’..'~ The stem boat does not appear
to gain mm b on the leader, but the bit ’
fer ll! not far enough ahead to have.
the ram‘ dull» In bond. 7
’l.l5-~-lloth boats have brokIIn out
their spinniikers to port. The tour
boat. evidently thi> Irihammck. name
to baw- gnined a tribe. The rare ng
very close, ‘
ilzlth-IWith thII turn and the enor-
mous amount of amok!- iient up by the
excursion and torpedo boats. observav
tlon Iii extremely Illtllcuit. The two
racers are about air miles from the
finish. ‘
3.2fl~--'I‘hc stern boat has the larger
nproad of hall, which would seem to ,
Indicate that she I» the Shamrock.
It seems rertain that the Insulin;
yacht iii the Columbia.
A“ haze still hangs over the water
and every moment settles down and al-
most obscures the yachts from view.
fill-The boat which Inkii like. lhl'
III now on almost even terms with the
loader .
Sandy Hook Lightship. 3: 30 p m. _.
The steam yiir- ht ('olumbla passed here
and venom-d on raw Several yachts
of the New York YaI-ht f'lub passed
hero. inwnrd bound. an. say no race
Highlands of Narnink. 3:3}«The
Z'M-Iw’l‘h» big white hull of the Col-
biu In running along very fast with
est point; that III, a broad reach. The
; Shamrmii la hurrying after.
l'
Lfrom 10am. to.
3.? There Is I! hire breeze from
thI south. about five or six knots, and
;lhe boats are maklng the most of It
Highlands- of Nan-sink. 3 37-I-The
f'olumblu ls holdlng her own and has‘
a mod lead. 3
The two yachts are about live miles.'
from the finish and the excursion llml
to keeping away from them .\ Iargcl
shite comm yuht. which looks lllte‘
thI- Prin. Iii running in ahead of the.
film rmrw whlrh she would not go
by if the yachti- were mmprltng. so It rent half year. mom will be credited to 4“-
looks as .If the face we" III!
5'. limit looks Illu- rio rim"
urntda has taken In her spinnaker and
Ma lust lIith-d up apparently waiting
for the lihsmrork to mine up to her.
Highlands of Navrsliik. 2 {it -liloth
boats have been healing to the south-
ward. but they haw- turned and arr.
now headed toward “1thle Tho-y
Mtjwf'ltaht nails and don’t appear to
be, muhlna soy r-«m'l.
Highland. of Navnlnk. I tlf--Tllt'
0" ll f'ounty Commissiloom. entire «minim. lint is heading for
we » ._. New York. ltoth yachts haw- tsimi In
A WANT AD it'll: «alts. atrizlhirhhelkng towed to Meir
. . drugs a on i
[N Till! 3‘13"“) BBNTINEL M present. . aver. they ,"v.mh
Wll. BRING jg", miles M of handy Hook
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N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
New Fall Dreaa Gaoda.
:r-‘u-x «WWW-‘-
Thls Is the season of the year when people are thinking of something new in the line of'i’fieiis Goods for the
hat.
Pall season. Our lIue Is all ready to show you and contslns all the newest styles of the foreign and domestic mar-
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New Broudclotbs. Covert Cloths Kemys. Venetians, Meitonettes, Wool Cheviot», momI tiers". Whipcords,
Homespuns, Henriettas and Stylish Plaid» for skirts and Fancy Mixtures for units.
Black Gouda
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We have always made a specialty of Fine Black Dress (loads. and our connections with till host Importers
and manufacturers In this line enablei us to show the very best things that the market affords. Kt present we are
showing the newest weaves in Crspons, Chevlou, Homespuns. Storm and Clay Scrgcs. Henrietta: and Cashmere».
Fancy Sills.
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Fancy Sllks for wslsts are more popular than ever. We have a larger line this season thin we have ever
shown before. Nothl g like them ever shown before In Norwsik. Come In and look them over. ‘
PopIIns for dresses I all the newest
Lace Curtains
shadmhandsome as the finest silk and will wear twice as I
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In our new Carpet Department we are nhowing a full line of Lace and ftuflle Curtains
This is a new department wIth us only started last July-«consequently we have no old «trick (to work 0!.
Bobinet and Swiss Rudie (.‘urtainx,821l0 to u 00 per pair.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, idle to 85.00 per pair, , I7 .
Rich lrish Point Curtains 84. 50 to 814 .'0 per pair.
Houaefurnlahlng Department
SPECIAL PRICES IN DECORATED DINNER WARE.
Dinner Plates. were like now it: cur-h
Breakfast Plates, were I5I now he 0.th
I'ea Plates. were Linc, now To each.
l’Ie Plates. were we, now he can:
ew line of Silk
[Coven-II Illith-s. were 81.30. now 65c. ”gate Pie Plato’mc
iOnt Meal Dishes, were 10c, now Go each. Agate Wash Basin................IOo
"i'wo quart Jugs.................I...2Ilc Cake $900",JM
Special prices on Blue Flame OII Stoves, to close. New hemp and Toilet ware. l .. . . , l
TRISTRAM e. an'r'r,
Telephone Call, 11-12.
isirtiiitiéiis.
HOY‘I'S THEKTRI,
our: mum~ OVI v
Friday, Oct. 6th.
A PLAY 0F HEART lSTl-ZREI-i'i.
f’ure Comedy and Drink Ameriranlsm.
THE 9
American Girl!
B‘i’ ll. GRATTON I’mNNEIJJ.
Author of
"DARKEfIT Rl'HhIA.”
introducing the Comedian George F'.
Hall. with two rays of bright-
nm,
The American Twins.
PRIME ROY AND TIIFZ
LADY.
Direction of .
Si AMMON. ;
l'rlrI-ii»—~'.';'i. {in and” i: ’i rents.
Seats on sale at Pialsteds and
LITTLE i
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HOY‘I'B THEATRE.
Mouday.0ct. 9thi
rue BIG snow i
or rm: part I
Hi. HENRWS i
ORBAT
MAJESTIC l
MODERN ‘
INSTRELSI
«14.5" m .
MEL. l
1715 M057 ORIGINAL l
UNIQUE.
NOVEL W I
MOST EXPENSIVE
or m use sun cuts.
5___°______, ALL WHITE 50 l
PERFORMERS
30"" u... "30 I9 gang, is g
8 whit}... 8 l Inga-us E
u... ovnhu.
I3 spacma‘vizsi
'lN‘DT CHOW CAN.
I” 7H: WORLD!
-. m. sole onus-I.
Grand Naval First Part,
Iiiivii JL DEWEY!
Never before such a large and e!-
pensive show at this low admisslon. ... j
35 and 50ml!
Seats on sale at Plalsted's and
Weeds.
" mum» to iuiriititit
nationals. count.
is paying reasonable prices for clothes that
hold their shape and continue long In ser-
vice, consequently neier begrudging what
you paid for them.
In Suitings
The stripes and checks, together with the
plain blue and Oxfords, are prevalent and
made up into either single-breasted coats
with double-breasted vests, or double-
breasted costs with single-breasted vests.
lll l'nderwear L
This season the two-piece garment is still
in the lead, but the combination suit is
gaining in popularity; it is made to lit the
body as closely as aglove fits the hand,
thus with less weight gives as much
warmth. The suit fitting so snugly the
weight comes upon the shoulders and hips,
and being in one piece the annoyance of
the drawers slipping below the vest is en-
tirely avoided.
, - l I
in Hosiery ’ l .
For men the fancy kind are superceding
the plain. I‘ancystripes.checksa com-
binations of bright colors on do back-
grounds prevail. Cashmere isin miter
demand and the effects are ban somer
than ever.
Clothiers and
Furnishers,
99 Washington litml. South Nor-slit, Coos.
Attractive Economy
FRANCIS St CO.
i3 '
“Advertising is the Key Note to Success."
A dividend In the me of "me “I! The Evening Sentinel is the medium through which the
one-halt per rent. per summ hum
declared from the earnings of the cur—
ideposltors Oct. ”.1899 payable on and
V H. ”SELLZCK,
Slept. 25, in”. lien and Tress.
s26 2w
Rufus. Metal Bought.
Manufacturers and private. residents
who have return Iron. rapper, brass or
old metals of any kind. can get the
hishcr-l rush prices for them by sending
mla' to undersigned. By prompt and
strict attention to business and honor-
able dealing with all. there still re,
mains in town "A Harrls" to attend
the waste of the people. Address.
aortas“ HARRIS.
Residence, 5| Spring street; Store-
”.1345 Reynold street. 5
success is obtained.
Norwalk Chronicler