11. ”IL. tide 850a 1021p "fiWtstives may no , ,. 3 . the Utah polyga. ‘ _, ”i installed. This is the precedent wherths'tltah delegate was house he was a polyga- ernsaders who are trying out of the House are 'stzthe wrong end. Roberts father mauve—elect. After . the House can easily declare M if the majority of too ’ .. ' do so want his company. if» popularity of the Danbury rm , the wane “attendance may be as an indication!- The number . , paid admissions this year was 41,- ”ss-sssisst 43.848 in 1898; 47,817 in , sad, “le in 1896. can. usaross roa wens. ‘IDebors‘h. in Hartford Courant.) ‘ Those who find salt baths beneficial are continuing them at home in their "it tub's now that the sea has ceased ‘ tolls comfortable. , . 'A great many ladies who wish to .1 seep up With the present styles of - dreading the hair, particularly on the out of the head, are obliged to wear false hair. A new style of dressing the hair ab- out the face is to have a mass of tiny curls just through the part from the forehead to the knot on the top of the . head, with a wavy pompadour that ex- tends from them on either side to the “I". The beauty of all pompadours is the ' nicety with which they are graduated " from ear to ear. phla Enquirer; ,Cut open lengthwise and extract an seeds and tough white ~ liter. laan cold salted water for ten it llinntea. their wipe dry. Melt four ta- blespoonfuls of butter in a frying-pan and saute‘theIsliced peppers in this. Lay about‘hroiléd steak or chops. C ,I’F‘ried green peppers from Philadel- , Much as we liked the large sleeves wears bound to acknowledge the pre- , “O 1" . yle‘a very sensible one. A min! of black mousseline dc sole is tiedvloosely in a bow-knot at the . thrill}; falls softly over the bust to the , hitywherelt is again tied in a knot . that at the throat; flannel and plain flannel coin- in making a neat school dress. JA yoke of all-over lace and shirred l‘ihbon are seen on a dress of figured hulard. The yoke is one of those with drop eifeet. ‘ White cloth trims a street gown of gray cheviot. The pockets. cuffs. high collar and " more on a plain cloth coat are of ' plaid. You see the cloth is one of the hack golg'cloths, so the inside 9" like the trimming. The strappings on the seams are also of the plaids. Tan, green and scarlet. rightly pro- portioned, make a pretty plaid. A cape for dressy wear has a collar .» of velvet whose edge consists of a half ,1. , dozen points. The front. which reach- »rses perhaps six inches bclow thc bolt is C! tpointed and the back is similarly ,4 hoped, although it reaches mun-h low- 3. or down on the body. The edges arr " stitched: the rounded I'PVPI'S, which arc f” 3 part of the high pointed collar. are N richly embroidered. annmo‘su. Loco. saws. i ', The chart for [Tacita opens this even- E inc at 7:30, at Plaisted's Ir Weed's. i The Golden Rule Circle will meet .‘9 Saturday at 2:30 in the church parlor. i A full attendance is desired. __.,....___. antler Lodge. 1. o. o. i~'., will hold a rehearsal tonight of the first degree. All oflcers and team are requested to be present at 8 o‘clock-sharp. Al the musically Inclined young peo- ;; pic of East Norwalk will attend the v , ‘8. opening of Miss Temple at her Dollie. Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Light refreshments will be served and , a pod old time sing enjoyed. In special .orders issucd from the ,« .0.“ of the 'sdjntant general the fol- , rioting appointment is announced: - Culinary-Sergeant George E. Ryley. of New London. to be second lieuten- ant, with rank irom§Scptember 20. ll”. vice Kirhland res gned. hr the neat seven months there. wii‘ , ‘le slipped from New Haven an avcr , ' m of BMflllons of shocked oysters i‘ my day. For. .1 period of eight l ‘. I'lltls. excluding Sundays. ibis mcam F ’ a. lllplnent of ovcr l. l20.mm g-llons ‘* ‘ which at an averagc pricc of ii in oc , F; ‘ gun will yield a row-hue of ovcr ti. .0“. The new colored company oi ib connection National Guard w'll b' ' m in by Lieutenant-Colonel Cal in. at the. New Haven armory to The company will start with r (lot: and. it is promised. better m than any colored company I Wore. ','l'lie election of other will take place at a mcciing io irc held , » b5! the famous Canon case . mwhrighttoheswornlnas' ‘ ' a 4 a , ' Millmery News. News is always intdresting, more so when you profit by it. ' When you know where to find just what you are lookingafter and can obtain it at much less price than can be found elsewhere you profit by it. You will not be dis- appointed when you visit our store and see what’we are ofiering in . . . . . . . . .. FELT GOLF HATS from 50c to $2 98. Stylish trimmed from $2.00 to $20.00. Everything in Untrimmed Hats, Velvets, Ribbons, Ostrich Feathers, etc. Prices guaran- teed to be lower than similar goods can be found for elsewhere. We pay one fare on purchases of $4 or more; two fares on $7 purchases. 3 , E. H. DILLON 6: CO. z 360 and 362 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. e 0. #60006008 00 SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY fOR ALL MAGAZINES. Subscribe or Renew Your Subscrip- tion to The Ladies’ Home Journal TH30U0H Wm. P. Beers. Agent. BOOKS, srnmt’ar, ENGRAVIIIG. 49 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn Gemstock Brothers. This cold snap has made business brisk in our \D’m’tcr Go or costs, Suits and underwear. Strictly pure wool doubleband single-breasted Blue and Black Cheviot Suits, $7.50. High grade Black Diagonal Dress Suits, $10. Black and Brown Mixed Cheviot Overcoats, velvet collars, heavy plaid linings at $6 50; worth 38. A fine line of Blue and Black Kersey Over- coats from $10.00 to $20. Boy’s long pant Blue Serge Double-breasted Suits $7.50; worth $10. Children’s Blue Serge, double-breasted, $4.50. Cassimere and Cheviot Suits, $1.50 up to $6. Fine fleece-lined Undershirt and Drawer at 390; regular 50c, kind. Double-breasted Shirts, 48c. Bouhthmg New- ails-flamed, anti-rhtumatic. troubled, try them. Folid comfort Oops, Gloves. Mittens and Woolen Bose. Ifyouare 14 South Maiii sf; So. Norwalk. : , Booth Norwalh. 7" me'} Norwaik. - ADVERTISE“, IN THE SENTlilEt. THE P. 118 Washington Street, South Norwalk. IS today the Leading Grocer in the Twin Cities 15 simpl ently given absolutely the highest possible value, and slow to recognize it. Common—Br others, :' There is No Other-“Store This is the verdict of all housekeepers who patronize J. LYNCH co. This proves that our patrons are satisfied. The reason why The P. J. Lynch Co. “ ' sucusn car's" roar sass. rum (lives on Astral-r of doom Black-as a lien! Helene. Derby. October io—Today is the 100th birthday anniversary of George Blakeman. Derby's oldest resident. and the entire city has given the event a royal welcome. At noon almost all the factory whistles and the bells of the churches and school-houses were blown and rung continuoualy for five min- utes, and at 12:30 p. m. a concert was given on the chimes of St. James Ep- ' lscopal Church. Special exercises were . also held in the schools. Mr. Biakeman has been one of the leading men in the growth and business interests or the city. it was not until his ninetleth your that he retired iron) business. He has lived a most abstemious life. to which he credits his remarkable age. Among other distinctions it is believed that he is the oldest member of the Masonic Order in the country. POPULAR AIUSEIEN'I‘S. ill llENRY'S MINSTRELS. l'll Henry's Minstrels held the boards it iloyt's Theutre last night and kept in immense audience in a conti ml uproar. As early at 7 o'clock he more were thrown open. and in less than fifteen minutes the "standing -oom only" sign was hung up. it was llfflcult for those holding seat checks ‘0 get through the throng that blocked 'he doors. At the commencement of ‘he entertainment even the lobby was racked. and many were turned away. "he show in every respect. was worthy f the patronage it received. The weather observer said last night -ml today would be pleasant. The empernture will remain the same. l‘he observer thinks tine weather will :rcvail for several days. ENTERTAINMENTS. ions or: RA uouss. TWO NIGHTS Oct. 12th and 13th, "The Bright. Sparkling ()pcra TACITA! With a wealth of Scenery. new and no- vcl Tcrpscichorcan features. new Mu- «ic and beautiful and gorgeous (Tos— tumcs. 150 People in the Cast, FOR THIS BENEFIT 0!“ Old Well Hook and Ladder 60 Prices, 75c and Slic. Scuis on sale at l‘lolstcd's \Vccd's Drug Stores. Tuesday, 7:30 p. in. MRS. MEAD 2‘ ”IN the imuor in announce , A l Piano . Recital . or. rowrro ooxur PERRY, Monday. Oct, l6th, ,\'|'~' n'r‘lm‘K. Admission 50 cents. Tickets for sale at W. P. Beer's. and : Plaisted's Drug Store. 010-13-14-16 Solvent Notice. but it would clear up during the night‘ ”distal and Friday, and . "W‘Want’radvs. infilhe Sentinel Pay. I week’s selling. Important News for Everybody in Fairfield County. Event in the History of Connecticut, Dry Goods at Less than the Costof 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 ofiered together with balance from last Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Conn. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY ! ! t», The Greatest Merchandising $50,000 Worth of New, Clean IrADlES' FAIR. WEIGHT JACKETS. 25 Jackets, black and colors, that were $7.50 and $9.00. $4.98. 15 Jackets that were 310.00 and “2.00, this sale, $7.49. 20 Jackets that were $15, for this rsale, 9.98. KNIT UNDERWEAR. Ladies” Grey Ribbed Vests and Pants, Pearl llutions, Silk Trimmed, French Band l'uuts. very Warm and humble, bought to sell at 39 cents, lilc. Ladies' Fine Egyptian Vests anu Pants. bought to sell at 60 cents. 35c. Ladies' Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants, bought to sell at $1.00 and Good 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’ llenvy Flecced Shirts and ‘Drawers. sizes 26 to 34, regular price 1.5 cents. 25c. , Men's lleavy Flceced Shirts and Drawers, bought to sell at 45 cents, 20 l cents“. l Men's Fine Merino and Fleeccd lShirts and Drawers, regular price till cents. 47c. Men's Fine Wool Shirts and Draw- crs, regular $1.00 quality. iitic. Men's Extra Wool Shirts and Draw- ers, our regular 31.50 quality. $1.00. Men's French Balbriggan Shirts and l l Drawers, Winter Weight, regular price. liter. sir. i Mott's Worsted and Australian Wool .h‘hlrts and Drawers. bought to sell at LADIES' SUITS. Ladies' Stilts in black and colors. About 100 in all. Space will not allow a first description. All perfectly tail- orcd 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. ill-i Willie and Gray Blankets, full size, 47(:. 10-4 White Fancy Borders, bought to sell at ”.50. 97c. ii-i Wool Blankets sold as a bargain at $2.49, $1.47. LACE CURTAINS. Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3 yards long, we have never seen their equal at the price, tic. Choice New Designs in Nottingham Lace Curtains at 81.19. Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3% yards long. You will need no coaxing to buy those beautiful goods. The real value is $2.50. but at this sale you may have them at, pnlr $1.89. GLOVES. laulies' two-button Cashmere Gloves. bought to sell at 39 cents. 24c. Ladles' Fine Kid Gloves, our Fall importation, two (‘lasps and Hooks, (lusscted Fingers, all Colors and Black, imported to sell at $1.00 and 31.25, 790. ‘ LADlES’ wuv'rsn JACKETS. Our immense purchase just opened ‘for this great sale all at special re- duced prices. Winter Coats, perfectly tailored, perfect fitting, made in the best possible manner, the representa- tive of the two best New York masers. usually called drummers samples, at just one half regular price. Any lady needing a winter Jacket will save mon- cy 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 this week, will be offered: Herringbone Effects and Fancies, 40 in. wide. 250. 50 in. wide French Fine Twills, bought to sell at 75c, this week, 50c. 50 in. English Storm Serges, Navy and Black, the greatest in America, 590. 50 in. Jamestown Storm Serges in glslnck and Navy, regular 81.00 quality, c. 42 in. Black Henrietta and Fine Serge, 500 quality, 35c. Heavy Oxford Homespuns Scotch Tweeds. worth $1.39, $1.00. Black Crepon, 42 in. wide, 81.50 qual- ity this week, $1.00. Black Crepon, 42 in. wide. 82.00 qual- ity. this week. $1.50. Black French Henrietta. 42 In. wide. 21.35 quality. this week, 81.00. 100 Wais P eras of Fancy Silks, all new, no t like 81.00, 31.25 and ’81.50. One-fourth less than regular. '. Drap D' Etc, all colors, very fine and ilustrous, $1.35 quality. 31.00. and E 32.00 and $2.50, at this sale, $1.50. l l THE MAN THAT SE" District of Nor-walk. as. i'robnlci i'ouri. Scptcnibcr lst, A. ll. iSilfl. l lfsiutc of llnrrici L. White. lulc oi" j Noruulk. in said district, deceased. . The (‘ourt of Probate for the Dis- .owcd six months from the date here-l l‘TILFORJ) A GIFFIN’ : irict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-i Nellft'hillEI Cheese. ”5038. Exhibit their claims for settlement“ Those who neglect to present their arr ‘counts. properly attested. within said“ time. will be dcbarred a recovery. All : persons indebted to said Estate are re-l ’ quested to make immediate payment tol ‘* EDWARD H. mm s. l ‘ 03 10 17 Executor. to TEE—61. 135.; I r 19 Main Street, Norwalk.! l I}; because they have consist- ousekeepers have not been Our Free Presents given with Tea and Coffee are an . asst loudly night. October iii. ‘ V .. afl.‘ llB WiSliltlilill 8L. Silillll WALK. With odh pound Coffee. beans or ground, at 25, 27, 30 and 32c per lb., or I. lb. best Tea, or V. pound Lynch's Bnow Flake Baking Powder, a eBantitul Chins Cup and Saucer. or your choice of 100 other diluent articles. THE . P. J. LYNCH COMPANY, “llama Whit; Bose Honing" gbl ...... b 1]..“ ...... :4 25 Sugar cured Barns, small and lean. per in .......... llcl Pi ”"75" ones Bu " ‘ W 1“" c v hi, 4 ‘50 Fancy Sugar Cured Boneless Bacon per 1b.... ...... 9 r fiashhurnOrosby’sOoldlsdal non: 57 u .. use ~ ' J 7 Packages Uneeda Biscuit ______________ ’ ______ ”c Sugar cured Calif Barns, per in ...... . .................... 7c: 5 Pounds slow Carolina nice... ,,,,,,, ”35¢ . 3 Pounds Boneless lair Pork ........... . ....................... ”cl WE lEIil THE E ANil COFFEE llilllE . ll’ VALUB. I. QUALITY AID Di P3103. l . 01V! 08 A TRIAL All) 3! OOIVXIOED. Yhoiee Black or lixed Tea, per pomd ..................... 60c Maracaibo Coffee. per pound ........ 4, .......... ......... 20c Very III- Slack W 'ier '1'". par pound. . W000 Beet lauios Moe, per pound ..................... . i qumawlavamac. perplund ....... ....32c Goodlantos Coffee, perpound .................... ' Very Good locks or Java coffee, per pound ............ 26c Very lest collimation Ooil'es, per pound................ ' attraction in themselves. IS I“ STREET. “Mill. of for the i'rcditnrs or said saute ml Double cream Cheese; finest in town. tuce. Elegant creamcry Butter. Ilams. Huyler’s sweet Chocolate and Cocoa. THIS WEEK: Grapes. l’ure Olive OH. New arrival of Sardines. THE BOSTON STORE, Cor. Main and Wall Sts. Norwaik. Conn. Q‘SEYMJER’S STORE. S 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. Fresh peanut Butter. New raspberry and strawberry Jam. New Maple Syrup. R. A- R. rolled 0x Tongue. iSwiss Cheese, Rouquefort and Old English Club House. Philadelphia Cream and Pure new curraut .Ielly. Strawberry sugar Beets. Pop Corn. Oranges. Ferris’ boneless Bacon and New Figs. New Edam Cheese, l’lums. Celery. Let- B. l. Sillllllll, loading Horror, 33 lost Washington So_oo_l_._ The Pocketbook and the Groceries agree perfectly—the Groceries will agreewith you, too. of quality and prices we travel along behind no one. In the matter I f you would like to have. some of your hard-earned dollars saved for future davs buy your Groceries here. Snowflake Flour, 3 good bread flour, 50c bag; $4.00 barrel. Washburn & Crosby 's (lold Medal Flour, 53c bag; 34$) barrel. Maud 8., best in the world, .Iones’ Superlative, Small Sugar Cured hams, mild and lean, pound, Sugar Cured Shoulders, 5 pounds average, pound, Boneless Breakfast Bacon, pound, Cape Cod Cranberries, 7c quart; 4 quarts for Three pounds boneless Salt Pork for 55c bag; 34.35 barrel. 57c bag; $4.50 barrel. 11c. 7e, 9e. ' 25c. 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 Cc. Donovan Buil ling, So. Norwelk. 3637 Main street, N orwalk. ORE .. .7- , “/-
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