, Ammhly ' is
night is Clarence F.
_ :alker. who
V , ”hillb'will hardy be-
llies assistance to
t at the hands of
“has us as being a
m manila his own cam-
.1... 1.15111 and Osborn last
3' probable that Osborn helped
hm II Light helped Osborn.
we know in that the Nor-
m’pblx represented in the
W H; 'Light being a power
‘ Republican majority. while
u n: Osborn was eminently
‘ A i I with the Demoeratic minor-
. .trouble. between the Hour and
I I in not that Mr. Light is it
There is something behind the
m that is not visible on the sur-
“‘1'“ ‘
liaison Failures.
Doll's Review will say today: "The
w statement of failures during the
' neuter of 1899 (Tillers smiigni-
last week a estimate. and
lo; with banking failures included,
they are in the other reports. the 2.-
1allnres showed defaulted liabilities
l character were but 2.,001
{liabilities of ”1.840.972. Further,
" , of broiers, agents and pro-
' have been so important. espec-
”in Illinois that it is well to dis-
3 the coulmereial failures prop-
ieh in manufacturing and trad-
a?” quarterrwere only 1,932.
9‘41 Rifles of 114050191 against
Swims . gear, with liabilities of 321. -
"signlpile the report is not quite
fit that of the second quarter
:‘It is. with that exception the
since 1881. and in some aspects
than the beat of that earlier per-
e grand demonstration in honor
D dmlral Dewey effectually stopped
of most kinds for two days at
chief city of the country. and ya
I m! tnmcuom 0, the week . S 't $7.50 ”$111130 Blue Serge Double-breasted: :EII' EDWARD BAAI‘ER PERI"—
would have excited wonder a year ago. . “-1 5 W0 .
is: New York where the interiuptlon Children’ 8 Blue Serge, double-breasted, 84. 50. .i \r H” 11.1111} «13'
, man-tent. parménts through clear- . Cassimere and Cheviot Suits, 31. 50 up to $6. 3,1 Monday, Oct, 16th.
W‘W ”a?” "'05193021232211: 0 Fine‘ fleece-lined Undershirt and Drawer at e. ATsU'tflslt‘K.
. m“ ya, a reco . 39C; regular 50:) kind' - ‘i’ Admission 50 cents.
. M approached. and. outside New: Donhlo- 480 :] Tikt! I tw P Be . d
, York, the gain reflects a great expan- hm mmul_ .- anti- h ' tic. '1! c ea or as e a . . er s. an
I “y the volume of that kind of bus- : troubled, “wthamiwolld mflmufld'“ r enma 7°“ '" :i Plalfili’d 8 Drill! Store. "10-13-1446
. which ddss not depend on ex . 0.” am litteuand'oolenneu . -.._ . . ,_ _, . a... . _,_., ..
' .. g .1 Solvent Notice.
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. or the 163 towns that voted on : .i District of Norwalk. ss. I‘robaic
m The Hartford Courant has rc- . “ms 06 v0 er s, :- Court. October 7th. A. it. 1899. '
A h m cVel'y oils. and these have .\ ' v « ,.x willimlw Elli-{Illil'n‘()l.'.bflllllllé'LEI; of Nor-
.jmlly tabulated with a view 0 14 South Main St? SO. Norwalk. . a”)! 2503],: (Ms l’;(1I);;: i‘of‘thc my
WM.“ "’9 WWW “Emma“ce- . Minster!- ”“fi’m- ’ ’ ‘ l 0' irIt-t of Norwalk. bath limited and lil-
W” ”there is am. of the clections. : mm” MIL]! 0RD‘ A 611‘ FIN’ : Ion ed six months from initiate hcrcof
- i f th Crcdiioi i said tate to ex
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m 1' mic! registrar am the Republican
W and another on the Democratic.
Ill Wentutdin'g existed be- e
mums. it mpears that those of 0
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Monday. Oct 9th
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Fall MilllllerY’
JFelt Golf Hats and Felt
and Cloth Turn 0’ Shooters.
are yery popular not now. We are
oflering special7 va use in these goods
from 750 to' 83.5.7
. ovum
mats
Our Trimmed Hot Stock ‘ m”°"u%’1’6$’£"’
is larger than ever. Prices to suit ev- , .
ery purse. on have a great advsn- mm "
tags in trading here, as you have a ”wright-@5353“
stock to select from larger than any . ALL WHITE
’ individual New York house. so PERFORMERS 5°
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Cor. Main and Wall Streets. Nor-walk. Conn.
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY l !
Important News for Everybody in Fairfield County.
Event in the History of Connecticut,
The Greatest Merchandising
850,000 Worth of New, Clean
/ Dry Goods at Less than the Cost of the Labor.
second Week of the Great Dissolution Sale!
The sales for the past six days was the greatest in the history of the store.
This week an extra force of sales people will be here to serve you promptly and
courteously, and also extra delivery wagons will be at your service.
Many bargains not advertised will be oflered together with balance from last
week’s selling.
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nun—11 ”U
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Grand Naval First Part
ifllilVll 0F DEWEY!
Never bcfoic such a large and ex-
iensive show at this low admission. 241.
:71 and 50 cents.
Seats on sale at Pleisteds and
E. H. DILLON 8: CO.
360 and 362 Main Street. Bridgeport, Conn.
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SOBSGRIP‘I’IOI AGENCY FOR All. IIOAZIIES.
Subscribe or Renew Your Subscrip-
Tlie Ladies’ Home Journal
Thursday and Friday,
Oct. 12th and 13th I
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Wm. P. Beers. Agent.
69 Wall Street, Nor-walk, Conn.
Comsiock Brothers.
With a wcallh of Sccnery. new and no-
rcl 'i‘crpsclcliort-an fcntilrcs. new Mu-
sic and bcilutlful and gorgeous Cos»
tumcs.
LADlES' FALL WEIGHT JACKETS.
25'Jackcts. black and colors. that
were $7.50 and 89.00. “.98.
15 Jackets
$12.00. this sale. $7.49.
20 Jackets that were 815. for this
sale. 9.98.
KNIT UNDERWEAR.
Ladlcs'
Ladles'
Ladies' Wool
Value at that, 47c.
Mlsses' Ribbed Vests and Pants:
Sizes 16 to 20. regular price 19 cents.
9 cents: Sizes 22 to 26. regular price 25
cents. 14c: Sizes 28 to 34. regular price.
38 cents.
24c.
Boys-1'
15 cents, 25c.
lilcn's
Men's Pine Wool Shirts and Draw-
crs. regular $1.00 quality. 06c.
Men's Extra Wool Shirts and Draw-
crs. our regular ".50 quality. 81.00.
Men's li'rcnch Bulbrlggnn Shirts and
Drawers. Winter Weight. regular price. bought to sell at 39 cents. 240.
$1.25, 84c.
Mens Worsted and Australian Wool importation.
Shirts and Drawers. bought to sell at Cusscted Fingers all (‘olors and Black,
92. 00 and 32. 1'10 at this sale. 81. {10
that were 910.00 and
Grey Ribbed Vests and
Pants, Pearl Buttons, Silk Trimmed.
French Band Pants, very Warm and
Durable. bought to sell at 39 cents. 19c.
Fine Egyptian Vests anu
Pants. bought to sell at 50 cents, 35c.
Ribbed Vests and
Pants. bought to sell at $1.00 and Good
llcavy Flceccd Shirts and
ilrnwcrs, sizes 26 to Iii. regular pricc
Heavy l-‘lccccd Shirts and
3 Drawers. bought to sell at 46 cents. 29
LADlES' BUTTS.
Ladies' Suits in black and colors.
About 100 in all. Space will not allow
11 Just description. All perfectly tail-,
manner, at just one-third less than
marked prices.
BLANKETS.
We mention three lots each of which
is worthy of your attention.
10-4 White and Gray Blankets. full
sizc. 47c.
10-4 White Fancy Borders. bought to
sell at 31.50.9715
11-4 Wool Blankets sold as a bargain
at 82. 49. Si. 47. ‘
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l.ACE CURTAINS.
Nottingham lace Curtains, 3 yards
long, we have never seen their equal
at the price, 44c.
Choice New Designs in Nottingham
Lacc Curtains at $1.19.
Nottingham Law Curtains,
yards long. You will need no coaxing
to buy these beautiful goods. The real
BOOKS, STATIOIERY, EIGRIVI'G. Th" ”“3“" 39mm” ”9"” Wilson i‘lnc Merino and Fleecod ml"? is 83-50. but at this sale you may
' Shirts and Drawers. regular price 00 M“! ”N‘m 1". pair $1.89.
i'f'llili, 47c.
GLOVES.
Ladics' (‘ashlucrc (lloves. Jersey
lWrist. bought to sell at l9 cents. 9c.
Ladies' two-button Cashmere Gli..'-s,
l liadies' Fine Kid Gloves. our Fall
two (‘lasps and Hooks
.iiiiportcd to sell at 8!. 00 and 81 25.7912.
ored and made in the best possible;
LADI ES' WINTER J ACKETB.
Our immense purchase just opened
for this great sale all at special re-
duced pric.es Winter Coats perfectly
tailored perfect fitting. made ‘in the
best possible manner. the representa-
tive of the two best New York makers.
usually called drummers samples, at
Just one half regular price. Any lady
needing a winter Jacket will save mon-
ey if she can find her size in this lot.
DRESS GOODS.
The largest stock of Dress Goods in
this part of Connecticut. Owing to
late arrival, not early enough for last
week's selling. the following for min
week, will be offered:
Herringbone Effects and Fancles, 40
in. wide. 250.
60 in. wide French Fine Twills,
bought to sell at 751:. this week, 50c.
50 in. English Storm Borges. Navy
and Black. the greatest in America. 69c.
50 in. Jamestown Storm Serges in
Black and Navy, regular 81.00 quality.
3% 75c
42 in. Black Henrietta and Fine
Serge. 50c quality. 35c.
Heavy Oxford Homespuns
Scotch Tweeds. worth $1.39, $1.00.
Black Crepon. 42 in. wide. 81.50 qual-
lty this week. $1.00.
Black Crepon. 42 in. wide. $2.00 qual—
ity, this week. 81.50.
Black French Henrietta. 42 in. wide.
.‘l.35 quality. this week, $1.00.
100 Waist Patterns of Fancy Silks.
all new, no two alike $1.00. $1.26 and
”.50. One-fourth less than regular.
Drap D’ Etc. all colors. very fine and
lustrous. $1.35 quality, 81.00.
and
I50 People in the Cast,
FOR THE BENT-1 "IT 0P
Old Tltll Hook and Ladder Co
This cold snap has made business brisk in our
' \D‘m’m (‘30 srcoais, Suits
and \tndmosar.
l’l‘ltOS. 75( and 50.
Strictly pure wool double and single-breasted “3mg: liriigahswié. Piiioiiii: it'll
Blue and Black Cheviot Suits, $7. 50. 9- "‘-
High grade Black Diagonal Dress Suits, $10. ’
Black and Brown Mixed Cheviot Overcoats. MRS. MEAD
velvet collais, heavy plaid linincsat$6 5”; worth $8 111.11..1........i...nnonn.~i-
A fine line of Blue and Black Kelsey Over-
coats from 1% ()0 to $20.
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[properly attested within said time will
The“ in no contest Each is elected.
ll sue to assume. therefore. that
the you. out for registrar indicate
the “(It vote. and more precisely
M any 'others show the political
”lotion of the town. There is no
fl lit Ientching than The votes for
.‘ We” show that 125 towns stand
. ”blend and thirty-seven Democra—
. " The Dewey home'tternmlttee hopes to
, ".h I". to present the admiral. on his
. WI from Vermont. several houses.
{Tro- which he may make a personal
attention. Tire fund at the disposal of
A the committee now amounts to about
“0.”, list it is earnestly desired that
“b all may be sulntantlolly increas-
fl m thealme remaining before
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m ‘7'- i’illabnry 'awhusmrlddnrlonr." 67c bang. ‘50 Fancy Inger Cured Bench. heed, per lh............. 9e
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.. . sums BEFORE YOU GO.
' .M and curl your hair.
‘ and so to moors fair
revitalise .1 11111 SENTINEL
There is No Other Store to Teach Us.
Tllis' is the verdict of all housekeepers who patronize
THE P. L.YNCH co.
”8 Washington Street, South N orwalk. 19 Main Street. N orwalk
This roves that our patrons are satisfied. The reason why The P. J. Lynch Co.
is today t e Leading Grocer 1n the Twin Cities 18 simpl because they have consist-
ently given absolutely the highest possible value, and housekeepers have not bern
slow to recognize it.
i be debarreti a recovery. All persons in-
debted to said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
EDWARD H. SMITH.
Executor.
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Our Free Presents given with Tea and Codes are an attraction in themselves.
Withone pound Cones. beansorground. n25. :7. ”summit. orig lb. beat Tea. or it pound Lynch’s
Snow Flake Baking Powder.aenantifnlcuaa0npandlaneer, oryonr chokeofleeotherdilereat ere-tantrum.
THE P. J. \LYNCH COMPANY,
no limit 51.10111 tum ‘
19 Its m.mlu.
tuce
THE BOSTON STOR/E,
Cor. Main and Wall Sis.
Norwalk, Conn.
ii SEYMOUR’S STORE
THE lilll THAT SELLS PURE GOODS
may be compared to a man with a clear conscience; he can stand in the
sunlight and fear no one; he has nothing to hide, no defects to cover up,
and his whole character will bear the inspection of daylight.
THIS WEEK:
Fresh peanut Butter. New raspberry and strawberry Jam. New Maple .
e‘yrup. R. & R. rolled 0x Tongue.
Swiss Cheese, Rouiiuefort and Old English Club House. Philadelphia Cream and
Neufchalel Cheese. Pure new current Jelly. Strawberry sugar Beets. Pop Corn.
Double cream Cheese; finest in town.
Elegant creamery Butter.
Hams. Huyler’s sweet Chocolate and Cocoa.
Grapes.
l’ure Olive OH.
New arrival of Sardines.
Oranges.
Ferris’ boneless Bacon and
New Figs.
New Edam Cheese,
Plums. Celery. Let-
I}. i y'iiiliillil, loadingiiioi 33Wiiiiiasmgion 811111.
quality an
prices we travel along behind no one.
Tho Pocketbook and the Groceries
agree perfectly—the Groceries will agree with you, too. In the matter
If you would like
to have some of your hard-earned dollars saved for future days buy your
Groceries here.
Snowflake Flour, a good bread flour,
50c bag; 84 (X) barrel.
washburil & Crosby :1 Gold Medal Flour, 53c bag; 34. Z) barrel.
Maud 8., best in the world,
I ones ’Snperlative,
Small Sugar Cured hams, mild and lean. pound,
Sugar Cured Shoulders, 5 pounds average. pound,
Boneless Breakfast Bacon. pound,
peCod Cranberries, 7c quart
'l'hree pounds boneless Salt Pork
FREE—With one pound Coffee your choice of a pink pitcher, a pink china cup and
4 quarts for
for
55c bag; 84. 35 barrel.
57c bag; 84. 50 barrel .
11c.
70,
90.
25c.
250.
saucer, a blue cap and saucer, a blue plate. a blue bowl, etc.
The New York Grocery Co.
Donovan Building. .30. Norwalk. 3537 Main street. Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler