1111111thme story of “tilt con- et- Saturday's race . folk, and papers were last week on the ,ques- license of linear selling . towns in the state '- myths same as last ”towns no license and 78 '5 .of the towns not voting on 1 'or repeating last year's ' m a good Muhammad them differ ai 111 the merits o yachts. but they seem unan- 4011 two thinga-‘—nrst. that the - 4 is the abieat yacht that ever we ocean t'o lift the mug, and ‘ that she is ably handled. 2M!“ service issovmos. ‘ res-m First Carriers will 1.1, Registered mum _ . .order of great importance at. Mas" ’ the registered letter business .30 into effect in every iirat class in the country mi‘Jilnuary i. "order will grant the privilege of registered mail ms‘lter througl latter carrier. Instead firm a person . to go to the poddllcefb bend r parcel he may give it to 01' on his route who‘ will make oat ' ”on receipt andmmall the par- at the postoihce. ud rules in regardlfi 91”“6' mat the houses on eir res is plainly apparent, and there no doubt of its popularity. 11 borrowed from Germany. where 11 been in successful and popular 1111: , several years- . - 1 ly the system will entail a lo' a extra work for the carriers. and will ' doubt lead to a, substantial additior the force of carriere in every city filters the system is put in operation. 'l‘heGovernment will soon send out detailed and complete description of “I so that oilicials in the va- , 1h- cities may be thoroughly cen- ‘3 ”that with it when the time ‘3 “a to introduce it into practical use. ,_ UNITED!” l! A FOG. barman-lea 1...... m1... 111 ' 'Ileha ”Cede-fled" . New York, October 9——'l‘he big llam- ' -Amerlcan liner Kaiser Friedrich. n Albers, which arrived today .i‘rom Hamburg. Southampton and Cherhourg. grounded for thirty min- mites near the iron Pier at Long Branch , after 7 o'clock’durillg a thick The steamer backed off the shore with her own engines, dided by the ris- lag tide. and proceeded undamaged to .Qnrantlne. where she arrived at 10: 55 "POLAR AIUSEIEN'I'S. THE BIG CITY‘SHOW. Henry' s Big City Minstrel Organ- ot fifty pet-formats will appear in place of the old they give a representation at can battleship with its lack- : rollicking pastime; the big massive turrets. captains "con- tower" search light, and a su- hand and orchestra to enlighten scene with due singers and the '. Wot humorists and witty corn— .“ M113 new ,i ken. and a bristling thvandcvllles. r111. tour in two vesti- Dl‘lnte cars. and their show» hilllill enthusiasm everywhere, arc ml to he unlike anything else .111 the ”at line. You will be surpris- H I. delighted with their perform- I“. Never before such a large and We show at these low \priccs: seas and 50 cents. ones or TAGITA. ' , witness the production of the ‘ marbling opera. 'l'aeiu. with a . mm east of yound ladies and ; tromthis city- Rehearsals he. in progress tor the past ‘ waste. and all the Municipal“ ’ I“ up in their parts. 1.1111111 . Newhirk will sing the prin- 'f do; Ilsa Clara VanDoren will as Sylvia. Queen of Itarakcne: Ah Oramrnond as Tenelia. the . Cum: Fred Pom. as Lykonda. 1 King; Robert Kline. as Ze- , from the internal regions: were as Rudolph. King of and Master George Cava- .mksefldently Ir , _. .1 urea»: . '- News is always interesting, more so when you profit by it. When you know where to find just what you are looking after and can obtain it at much you profit by it appointed when you visit our store and FELTv .. GOLF CHATS frombOc to $2 at Stylish trimmed from'fltfl) to 820.00 Everything in Untrimmed Hats, Velvets, Ribbons, Ostrich Feathers, etc. Prices guaran- teed to be lower than similar goods can be found forclsewhere. Vepayonefareonpurohaseaofuormors; twofarsaoa_—_e____7pusehassa. Mondaflp‘ less price thdn‘b‘an be foundi's’lsewhere _ You will not be dis-“ seewhat weareofleringin.......-.. '- ’7 E. H. DILLON a co. § 360 and 362 Main Street, SUBSCRIPTIOI AOEICY FOR ALL MAGAZINES. Subscribe or Renew Your Subscrip tion to The Ladies’ Home Journal ‘H'OUOH Wm. P. Beers. Agent. BOOKS, STATIOIERV, EIGRIVIIO. so Wall Street, 00.0.0.0...”0....OOOOOOOOOCOIOIOOOOOCO Bridgeport, Conn. W Nor-walk, Conn. htered matter ME £9119“: by ' Comatock Brothers. This/cold snap has made business brisk in our Winter Coot coats, Suds .§.~. . .111- \lhderoocar. Strict? pure wool double and single-breasted Blue ahd lack Cheviot Suits, 7. 50. High grade Black Diagona Dress Suite, 810. Black and Brown Mixed Cheviot Overcoats, velvet collars heavy Iplmd l1n1ngs at$6 50; worth 38. inc and Black Kersey Over- Afi no line of costs from $10. 00 to $20. Boy’s long pant Blue Serge Double-breasted Suits 87. 50; worth 810. Childrcn’ a Blue Serge, double-breasted, $4. 50. Cassimere and Cheviot Suits, $1.50 up to $6. liine fleece-lined Undershirt and Drawer at 39c; regular 500 kind. Double-W anon. 48c. eom thing law—lila-ilaacad, anti-rheumatic. If you are troubled, try them. solid comfort Caps. Gloves. Kittens and Woolen nose. Comsiock Br mothers, = -‘ 1‘4 South Main so: So: Norwalk m WWW oil it J udgc. MILFORD A. GIFFIN, I.0.0.0EOOOOOOOIOOODOOOIOOOO00.0.0... of Salvator. sayszthat since the elec- tion of General chalilo to the presi- dency the country has entered on a new era of prosperity. The national 'ontansr .1 THE ‘ 3111111111. There is No Other Store to Touch Cs.- This is the verdict of .all housekeepers who patronize THE P. J. LYNCH 00. 118 Washington Street, South Norwalk. T’“ debt is rapidly being paid oh' and many important public works have lwen be gun. The people are contented and there is no danger of domestic discord in the near future. * "fr-one“; Nil... 11 i "1.3.1.9.?" 111.11ENRYIS ms1‘l5EI..ai I" ovum ., me nosr column. 1 ”Moi/B. NOVEL us A1081 expo/151w! 0' I'll KIND AND cuss. 50 SENSE? 5O ' lean 0 I «11.11:... s w" . g "trenches. 2 .0 m. u M Grand Naval First Part, iflllWll llF DEWEY l Never before such a large and ex- pensive show at this low admission, 2o. 36 and 60 cents. Seats on sale at Plaisted'a and Wood's. devil's dominoes: TWO NIGHTS Thursday and Friday, Oct. 12111 and 13111. The. Bright, Spurkling Opera TACITA With a wealth of Scenery. new and no- vel Tcrpsticboreun features. new Mu sic and binllllllll and gorgeous (‘os fumes 150 People in the Cast. FOR THE BENEFIT OF on Well Hook and Ladder do Prices 75c and 500 ' ' ‘ Seats on sale at Plaiated'a and Weod's Drug Stores, Tuesday. 7:80 p. m. ' _. drder to Settle Account District of .Norwalk. ss.. Probate Court. October 7th. A. D. 1899. Statute of Charles T. i'oatcr. late 01 Norwuilt. in said district. deceased. Ordered. That the executor exhibit his Administration account to this Court for adjustment. at the Probate Otlicc in Norwalk, on the 19th day of October. 1899, at 4 o'clock afternoon: and that all persons interested in sale estate may be notified thereof. the ex- ecutor will cause this order to be pub— lished in a newspaper haing a circu- lation in said district. and post a copy thereof on the sign-post in said Nor- wulk nearest the place where the de- ceased inst dwelt. at least ten days be- fore sold 19th clay of October. 1899. ASA B. WOODWARD. PROSPERITY 1N SALVATOR. San Francisco. October 91—41112 Rafael Zaixilnr, who walk formerly president 19 Main Street, Norwalk. is todayt c This roves that our patrons are satisfied. The reason why The P. J. Lynch Co. ing Grocer 1n the Twin Cities 13 si ently given absolutely the highest possible value, slow to recognize it. m 1 because they have consist- and) ii ousekccpers have not been ltsst Thursday and Friday evenings V gm,” I I’m""“u'wglfig‘gy-w-fi-u:3 lugarOuradnams,amallandlaan, parlb .............. 11c 'sor one o gamm- admin .. '..’ .ao mmmnmIe-nm. perlh ............. 9c Grounds Inasmuc- MM mm newand origlaai'featur- .a ' TIE [Elli THE TEA Allllall ll vammauanrvmnntoa. Our Free Presents given with Tea and Coffee are an 0mattrection in themselves. With one pound Colee, heansorgrouud. at“. 27, 80andl¢eperlh.. orig lh. but Tea. or '15 pound Lynch's llEEE llilllElm Musamum'noouvnon. Bahia; Powder. a eBantifnl China Cap and knees, or your choice at 100 other dilersnt aruclu. THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY, ill 1111mm ST» 11111 MALI. ‘91s." Cor. Main and Wall Streets. Norwalk, Conn. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY l l Importan News for Everybody 1n Fairfield County. The Greatest Merchandising Eve t in the History of Connecticut, 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 hereto serve you promptly and courteously, and also extra delivery wagons will be at your service. , Many bargalns not advertised will be ofiered together with balance from last " week’s selling. LADIES' FALL WEIGHT JACKET”, LADIES' SUITS. LADlES’ ‘WlNTER JACKETS. 25 Jackets. black and colors, that were 87. 60 and $9. 00. $4 98. 16 Jackets that were .1000 and $12.00, this sale. 87. 49. 20 Jackets that were $15, for this sale, 9.98. KNIT UNDERWEAR. Ladles' Grey Ribbed Vests and Pants. Pearl Buttons, Silk Trimmed. French Band Pants. very Warm and Durable. bought to sell at 39 cents, 19c. Ladies' Fine Egyptian Vests anu Pants, bought to sell at 50 cents, 36c. Ladlea' Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants, bought to sell at “.00 and Good Value at that. 47c. ‘Miaaes' Ribbed Vests and Pants: Sites 16 to 20. regular price 19 cents. 9 cents; Sizes 22 to 26. regular price 25 cents. 14c; Sizes 28 to 34. regular price, 39 cents. 24c. Boys' Heavy .Fleeced Shirts and Drawers, sizes 26 to 34, regular price 45 cents, 25c. Men‘s Heavy Plecced Shirts and Drawers, bought to sell at 45 cents, 29 cents. Men's Fine Merino and Fleeced Shirts and Drawers. regular price 60 cents. 47c. Men’s Fine Wool Shirts and Draw- ers. regular 81.00 quality. 660. Men's Extra Wool Shirts and Draw- ers. our regular “.50 quality, 81.00. Men's French Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, Winter Weight, regular price. Ladles' Suits in black and colors. About 100 in all. Space will not allow a just description. All perfectly tail- ored and made in-the best possible 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 site, He. 10-4 White Fancy Borders, bought to sell at $1. 50. 97c. 11 4 W001 Blankets sold as a bargain at $2. 49, 81. 47. LACE CURTAINS. Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3 yards long, we have never seen their equal at the price, 44c. Choice New Designs in Nottingham Lace Curtains at $1.19. Nottingham Lace Curtains. 3% yards long. You will need no coaxing to buy these beautiful goods. The real value is 82.50, but at this'sale you may have them at, pair 91.89. GLOVES. \. Ladiea' Cashmere Gloves, Jersey Wrist. bought to sell at 19 cents. he. i Ladies' two-button Cashmere Gloves, bought to sell at 39 cents, 24c. Our immense purchase just opened for this great sale all at special re- tduced prices. Winter Coats. ructly tailored, perfect fitting. made in the best possible manner. the representa- tive of the two best New York mailers. usually called drummers samples, at just one half regular price. Any Indy needing a winter Jacket will save mon- ' cy if she can iind 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 this week, will be offered: Herringbone Effects and Fanciea, 40 in. wide, 25c. 60 in. wide French Fine Twilla. bought to sell at 75c. this week, 50c. 60 in. English Storm Serges, Navy and Black. the greatest in America, 59c. 60 in. Jamestown Storm Seuss in Black and Navy, regular 81.00 quality, 75c. 42 in. Black Henrietta and Fine Serge, 50c quality, 35c. Heavy Oxford Homespuna and Scotch Tweeds. worth 81.39, 91.00. Black Crepon. 42 in. wide, 81.50 qual- ity this week. 91.00. Black Crepon. 42 in. wide. 82.00 qual- ity. this week, $1.50. Black French Henrietta. 42 in. wide. 31.35 quality. this week. 91.00. 100 Waist Patterns of Fancy Silks, Syrup. R. & R. rolled Ox Tongue. New arrival of Sardines. Swiss Cheese, Rouquefort and Old English Club House. Philadelphia Cream and N eufchalei Cheese. Pure new current Jelly. Strawberry sugar Beets. Pop Corn. Double cream Cheese; finest in town. tuce. Elegant creamery Butter. l’ure Olive Oil. Hams. Huyler’ 3 sweet Chocolate and Cocoa. New Figs. $1.25, 84c. Ladies Fine Kid Gloves. our Fall all new, no two alike 81.00, 81.26 and Men's Worsted and Australian Wool importation. two Clasps and Hooks, 91.50. One-fourth less than regular. Shirts and Drawers. bought to sell at Gilaseted Flatten-1.1111 Colors and Black l Drap D’ Etc. all colors, very line and 82.00 and 82.50, at this sale, $1.50. THE BosroN STORE.- Cor. Main and Wall Sta. imported 19 sell at $1. 00 and $1. 26. 79c. . lustrous. 81.85 quality, 81.00. Norwaik, Conn. , 11 SEYMOUR’SSTORE THE lllll 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 New Edam. Cheese, Oranges. Plums. Celery. Let- Ferris' boneless Bacon and Grapes. 1 [89111118111111 811111, 33 1811118111111 811ch The Pocketbook and the Groceries agree perfect :—the Groceries will agree with you, too. in the matter quality an prices we travel along behind no one. If you would like to have some of your hard-earned dollars saved for future days buy your Groceries here. Snowflake Flour, a good brand Hour, 50c bag; 84. (1) barrel. Washburn & Crosby’ 3 Gold Medal Flour, 53c bag; 84. 20 barrel. Maud 8., best in the world, 55c bag; 84. 35 ba.rrel ., Jones’ Superlative, ' 57c bag; 84.50 barrel. Small Sugar Cured hams, mild and lean, pound, 11c. Sugar Cured Shoulders, 5 pounds average, pound, 7c, Boneless Breakfast Bacon. pound. 9c. Cape Cod Cranberries, 7c quart 4 quarts fer 25c. Three pounds boneless Sa t Pork for 25c. FREE— With one pound Coffee your choice of a pink pitcher, a pink china cup and saucer, a blue cup and saucer, a blue plate, a blue bowl, etc. The New York Grocery Co. e: 19 1111 1mm. ulwlu. , Donovan Building. 80. Norwalk. 35-37 Main street, N orwalk. ,. 1
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