oh the verbs
it, it it mils-
” its capital is
y ,
‘ _ a? lira-t Africa
' hill, and the
lie south and the
tome and colony
. The ropuh~
. is.‘hides and
{is rich in gold.
. It contains eigh-
o government is a
_ nui British suz-
' ill by a president.
. had two Volks-
memhors each.
Boers, English and
illng religion is the
nimigration by Boers
y commenced about
‘ with recognized as in-
fill”, and was annexed by
‘ 977. A successful re-
in 1880-81 gained
'er‘rinieni under British
“h control was re-
lii '1890 small portions
(1 Amntongaland were
republic, and in 1895 a
is over Swaziland was estab-
‘ “ area of the Triznsvaal Is.
" . 0 miles. Ita white popu~
.1 "1390 was 119,128; its native
‘ a 1894, estimated. 370.le
W» alum has been received
The Transvaal government oc-
] ' the withdrawal of British
from the borders of the South
‘- jltnpubllc. the removal from
ha of the reinforcements
1mm since June last and the
orders that. Her Majesty‘s
won the high seas shall not
”in any part, of South Africa.
Jock this afternoon is give‘d‘ai
“bit for an answer to titer-u
II“! in the event of no not
nswer being received with
mail the Boer government
. great regret be compelled
~ the action of Her Majesty;
‘as a formal declaration of
V will not hold itself responal
so: tho CUHSCQIIFm't’S thereof.
the ultimatum says, "In ll"
my further movement. 0
floccurring within the. llbnvr
I'M v [time in a nearer dlreoiloi
Mel‘s, this governuwnt will b.
V . to regard that also as a tort
IInttlon of war."
believed that Annie Noah-rm, the
'ntxtuu-nar-old daughter of Philip
Neubsrth. who has been missing "out
liar home since Sunday, has commit-
tod suicide. This morning the not
worn by the girl at gig time she loft
home was found on t e banks of Hol-
low Pond. near Crystal Lake Park, and
, it is believed that the girl has drown-
ed herself there. The pond will be
dragged this afternoon tor her body.
It was stated this . ing that the
girl did not get aio well with her
stepmother.
mm... inhalants.
EAL! 017' SEATS FOR TACITA.
The sale of rmorved seats for ’l‘acita
opened loot night at Pinisted'll and
Wood‘- drug stores. and the number
, thus far secured betokons a large so
tendanc‘s for both Thursday and Fri-
day nights. There are. however, sev-
eral choice seats remaining. which
should be secured at once. The final
rehearsal will be held tonight in Hoyt's
Theatre.
THE AMERICAN VITAGRAPH.
Another exhibition of the American
Vltagi'aph. which was exhibited here
with so much success a few weeks ago.
News is always interesting, more so
when you profit by it. When you
, know where to find justyhst you are
looking after 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 wears offering in
FELT GOLF HATS
from 50c to $2 98. Stylish trimmed
from 82.0) to $2011). , Everything in
in Untrimmed- Hots, Velvets, Ribbons,
Ostrich Feathers, etc. Prices guaran-
teed to be lower than similar goods can
be found for elsewhere.
Wop-y one for. on purchases of“ or men;
two fares on .7 purchases.
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ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY l l
Important News for Everybody in Fairlield County.
Event 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 peeple 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 ’3 selling.
A‘AAAAA‘-‘-AAAAA
‘06.
SUBSCRIPTIOISIBEICY FOR ILL llflllllis.
Subzerlbe or Renew Vour Subscrip-
' tion to
The Ladies’ Home Journal
THROUGH
.Wm. P. Beers, Agent.
isoolis. srsrloseav, assume.
49 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
Comatogkflothcrs..
This cold snap has made business brisk in our
. \D’mtsr Cost-coats, Suits
and underwear.
Strictly purv- wool double and single-breasted
Blue and Blur-t i'hovior Sluts, $7.50.
High grade illnek lliwconal Dress Suits, $10.
Black and Brown Milled Cheviot Overcoats,
velvet collars, hon vy plaid linings at $0 50; worth 38.
A fine line of lilue and Black Kcrsey ()ver- 0
costs from $10.00 to $20. :
Boy’s long pant Blue Serge Double-breasted a
Will be given at. lioyt’s Theatre, Sat-
urday. here will be two performances
—~a ladies' and (-llildrcns' matinee at
3:30 p. in. when the prices will 10 and
LADIES' FALL WEIGHT JACKETS.
25 Jackets. black and colors. that
were 87.50 and $9.00, $4.98.
15 Jackets that were none and
j lei, a salon piece in modern style, with i -—-
25 cents. and an evening exhibit. with 412m, this sale. “49,
prices at 25. 35 and 50 cents. The pro- ‘, 20 Jackotu that were ’15. for this
gramme will be a wonderful Dmllfl'iga|g' 9.98.
tion of al: Elli! important events of the; m
Dewey on e ration In New York. Sep- . v
ionillor 29 and 30, rm» intemutlouali {WET l'N"”‘RWE"§“
yacht race, besides many other subjects I , Ladle“ (vrf’y Ribbon tests and
"f "”9“,“ The Vltliitrnpli comes ”L l I‘unts. l’carl Buttons, blik 'Irlmmed,
(.9... from Roster & 8131‘s. The Np“. i l‘reni'h lland Pants, vcry Warm and
York Sun 0, last Friday said this of ‘ Ilill‘iililf‘.'ll0llghl. to sell at 39 cents, 19c.
ibo pictures: , Ladies Fine Egyptian Vests and
"At both Keith‘s and Kostcr & Iiial‘s i Pants, [’9'mh,‘ l" 5"" “t 5“ l-ents, 35"-
iilvturcs of the I'lowoy celebration null! [ladies “ 0‘” Ribbed V95” and
the yacht mm are shown. Al ”N, Int- 5 Rants, bought to soil at $1.00 and Good
tor house. remarkable rapidity in d»- \nluc “hum" 4“" ,
rlloping the- illms Is manifest. Uni ‘Mlases Ribbed ‘95“ ““d Pants:
’I‘llesday. pictures of the boat contest in j “12““ l" 30 10. rrgulnr price 19 cents;
the afternoon Wore shown u", some ; 9 cents; Sizes 22 to 20, regular price 2o
toning m iI o'clock. Pictures 0' ,1” Events. Iii-E Sizes 25 to 34. regular price.
Washington reovpilon lo Dewey that,“ “MTV "’4‘” , ,
were takvu Tuesday. were developodl Boys “WW-V, ,H‘V’C’SM Shirts and
on the train from llli‘ capital and cx~ ‘ Drawers. “no“ 3" to “4' regular price
Miami how at tho Wednesday mati- “Well?” 25"-
‘ Mons Heavy
non. Aside from the remarkably quick .‘ I’lcoced Shirts and
work tin-ac phr‘itoizrapha are as clear I Drawers, bought l“ 59” "i 4;: cents, 2:)
win any that have lit'v‘ll soon, One shot»... ; routs. ,_
1 ill“ lll'l'sidvul pnwwiluu llll' admiral M0" :‘
Fine Morlno and Fleet-ed
makes .’l speech l‘il‘l lloyillg many 'r's- ‘ "mm-'47"; . '
turn». which are I‘Hllirl'l" ridiculous W’llf‘ll ‘ Mil" a Fine “"“l Shirts and Draw"
‘unacroiupanil-d by words. Dewey wipes ; “‘5. regular 81.0!" ililflllli'. bill‘-
may a "w (mm and then innki-a‘his‘ Mon s luxtrli \Vool Shirts and Draw-
:wn address. Another picture of ill!" l era. “‘5" rogular “'50 quality: “'00-
‘Hllllll'lll shows him paving the (Io-ck of: “‘5” 9 P l‘fflll'll Illnlllrlggan Shirts and
tho Olympia awaiting the arrlvdI oi . Ilrnwers. \Vlutcr “eight, "5”!” ”“9"-
(lov. Rinse-volt and his companions ’1‘“ 54‘", . _
WNW). siilllfi (“WW“), to look over m l ‘ hlen s \iorsted and Australian “on!
lrail and seems to become impatient. i 53“” and. growers. bought to sell at
Finally flu; expected guests arrive mill i $.00 “ml ”Mb “3 [his 3411“. 31-50-
with “1,. sword of honor. McKinleylsmr” rind Drawers, regular price tic]
LADIES' SUITS.
Ladlcs' 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.
IlIIANKE’I‘S.
We mention three lots each of which
is worthy of your attention.
lit—4 White and (lrny Blankets, full
size, i7r.
10.4 White Fancy Borders, bought to
sell at 81.50. 974'.
”-4 Wool Blankets sold as a bargain
at $2.49, 8.47.
LACE CURTAINS.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3 yards
long. we have never seen their equal
at the price. tic. »
Choice New Ill-signs in Nottingham
Luce Curtains at 81.19.
Nottingham Iaire Curtains, 31,5
yards long. You will need no coaxing
to buy those beautiful'gwds. The real
value is $2.50. but at this sale you may
llllVi‘ them at, pair ”.89.
GLOVES.
Ladies two—button Cashmere C; .v .‘
!bought to sell at 39 cents. 240.
_l’ Lollies' Flue Kid Gloves, our Fall
importation. two Flows and Hooks.
illness-ted Fingers. all Colors and Black,
LADIES' WINTER 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 mailers,
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 Lulu
week. will be offered:
Herringbone Effects and Fancies, 40
in. wide, 25c.
50 in. wide French Flue Twills,
bought to sell at 75c, this week, 50c.
50 in. English Storm Serges, Navy
and Black. the greatest in America, 59c.
50 In. Jamestown Storm Serge: In
Black and Navy. regular 81.00 quality,
750. '
42 in. Black Henrietta and Fine
Serge, 50c quality, 35c.
Heavy Oxford Ilomeapuns
Scotch ’I‘weeds, worth 81.39, 81.00.
Black (:rcpon. 42 in. wide, 81.50 qual-
ity this week, $1.00.
Black Crepon. 42 in. wide. $2.00 qual-
ity. this Wt't'k, 81.50.
lllack French Henrietta. 42 In. wide,
71.35 quality, this week. $1.00.
loo Waist Patterns of Fancy Silks,
all new. no two alike $l.00, 81.25 and
$1.50. One-fourth less than regular.
Drop D' Ete, all colors, very fine and
and
i Imported to sell ‘at $1.00 and Sl.25. 79c. i lustrous, $1.35 quality. $1.00.
urination greetings. “return they gm
illt' uholo party poses for it photograph
which the \‘itugrnph shows living tall-f
on. photographer and all. We on so'
Ilsml to seeing Illustrations of groups;
ul wail-known luv u. that it Is nmuainx‘
; the camera. 4
, runny PIANO RENTAL. !
The Stuttgart Merkiir, of l)'~rembyr
says:
1an admirable technique and a delight}
gful plaiiissimo. lie presented very at;
A
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The blind pianist. silwardi “ ”
,Iiaxter Perry, of linston. played With} an a v In 6 en In
genuine lil'llSlll' power. He possesses] ,I
THE BOSTON STORE,
it.) see llll‘Ill tulle their, places beforulcor. main and wall StSo
Norwalk, Conn.
Pay.
ifcrlivvly the Ilvcthoveu Sonata op 53.! ’
l‘and still more beautifully the Chorus. of.
. Ilanclng llervlshcs of Bectlmven-Salnt- ‘ AT
i Saline. His own composition. lilo LON“.
SEYMOU
it’s STORE.
The Greatest Merchandising ,
Suits $750. WOI'tl] $10 I.wavu-~likv accompaniment. was undyi—
. ‘ I
New York Herald, which is re-
as an authority in matter:
. , lse, gives the following fore
91th weather tomorrow-:"Thmlgl
ontological conditions now ex.
liver the continent afford no cer-
.; mpect of sufficiently stronr
‘tor tomorrow's ynrht race. than
0 hope that this rare may not
lbortive. A disturbance is on
V y forming In the Southwest
in the Northwest. the barometrh
. ,ure rising with the advanct
’ oold‘wsVe toward the lakes. Ella.
_ these areas moving toward llli
' Atlantic coast may possibly up
' . near enough to New York in
, noon to influence the move
of the atmosphere In a consider
Wee. As the antir-yrlone. ii
the yachts would burn been he
yesterday, is almvly ru-ndinl
,there is reason to hope .na.
lid! In this Vicinity will fresh-
" ly by tomorrow afternoon.
tr. “neurons volt wanna.
, ii, lu‘llartford (‘ouraniJ
lining is a fancy satin of delicate
velvet trims a white crepe do
ruchlngs trim a matinee oi
lace trims a child's dross of
mhmere.
,imm of gold ornaments a
. v . d sou-lion skin.
. of carved .silvor decorates a
of leather.
buy white cloth applique all
”ply to woolen gowns.
- lace is used as hands in-
olI—overs and shaped pieces.
. bio bee In natural colors is
but to the col uer of a l-hamols
l
.Puisiano‘ore Wearing wall-4r
' who. the triad in New York is
‘ 4 - larger designs.
with tiny apertures near ”1"
Children ’8 Blue Serge, double-breasted. $4.50. ‘ ““" ”‘“ Wm” °‘ S“"“"°"‘
Cassimere and Cheviot Suits, $1.50 up to $6.
Fine fleece-lined Undershirt and Drawer at :dni'unlnilll and niacin-no Wailspmy-I
I _ ' jol it‘ icatr an: , troll" u in}
390’ regular 500 klllil. Q Iltorpretatlon. exquisite p’blish andi
Double—breasted Shim, 48c.
Something New -— Bill-tinned, anti-rheumatic.
troubled, try them. Polid comfort
Capo, Glam. Kittens and Woolen Hole.
Comsiock Brothers,
14 South Main st., So. Norwalk.
MM: ““h’m' MILFO'RI) A CIFFIN,
Hamil.
LIAGEB
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.l perfected legato playing. while the Pol-
.1 carrier and the Etude giwn as encore‘
. exhibited his great technical facility.
031‘ piano rev-ital by Mr. Perry will ho
.l L'ivrn lit Mrs. blond}. Hillside Seminq
.; :il'y. Monday owning. October 16. oi oi
.l o'clock. ' l
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If you are
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:j VENTED THEIR WRA'I'II ON THE
RAILROAD.
Now York city this morning to go toy
Norfolk. Conn. to play this evening.‘
took tin; wrong train at Smith Nor—
walk, with tho consequent-l- that it lir-
:noon. Thm’l- has been plenty of music,
ml the musicians. who haw been vent-
?ing their wrath on the railroad coin-I
ADVERTISE I" THE SENT'NEL lpany all day in waltz limo. marrhl
’ iiituc. syncopated time. jig time and
g rag t'lme'.~llanbury News.
‘There‘is No Other Store to Tod-51.1" Us.
This is the verdict of all housekeepers who patronize
THE P. J. LYNCH 'CO.
118 Washington Street, South N orwalk. 19 Main Street, Norwalk
This roves that our patrons are satisfied. The reason why The P. J. Lynch Co.
is today t e Leading (lrocer in the Twin Cities 18 sim I because they have consist-
ently given absolutely the highest possible value, and) housekeepers have not been
slow to recognize it. ,
Mm'hivnooofiourmngbla7mb0: 26 mm Bum, manna Icon, porlb .............. 11c
rm- " or on" " 'm‘ c ' " 5° ' lb.............. 9c.
'uhburnOrosoy's ‘Mnm' 57 .. ,, 3.90 'naey Intercontinental“. par 7 '
7 Packages Tinned: 350nm ........................ . ............. 25c "W W W Home. N 1” -------- ............. e,
5 rounds low osmiu- nice .................................... 25c . 3 ml land-- “It Pork ......... ........2oc ;
we [Elli THE in no ililiFEE iliilll
"VAL”.I'QUAIJ‘I'YAIDIIMOI. mmamumnoowmm.
Ghoico lack an!!! Too, per pound .............. . ...... 009 M Mo, per pound ...... ............ ..... ..... 30c;
Varynuolodorlixodesrpound ......... ...50c ”WW payout! ..... . .15cl
VoryM'ochnorJn-coflbo. pupmnd ........... 8 2c Gull-tum pot .....................
Very Good loan or 1m 0m. respond ........... 35c ‘ Inland-Illusio- . per pound”:-
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Our Free Presents given with Tea and Coficdore an attraction in themselves. .4
With one pound coffee. beans or ground. at 25.21, loud super 1b.. or i. In. but Tu, or it pound Lynch's;
Snow Finite asking Powder, s eButiful China Cup and Sonar, or your chain. at no other diluent m i
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THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,
Wilt» which the blades of the
“ ‘vu are throat I.“ l
' "MS-rm...“ Insomniac.
An orchestra which starii'd iromISwiss Cheese, Rouquefort and (lid English Club House.
NeufchalelCheesc. Pure new currant Jelly. Strawberry sugar-Beets. Pop Corn.
nDouble cream Cheese; finest in town. Lil-apes. Oranges. Plums. Celery. Let-
rlvod ill llunlnlry at LUIS this “"N‘Ttuce.
. .rti'onnd town today slum- the ai‘rivolliams.
l
.1 Liszt was played with power and paro‘
‘shmn, Willi Chopin thr- urtist was lniTHE MAN THAT SELLS PURE GOODS
.llll 5 element. The Fantaisie Inn:
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
lSyrup. R. it It. rolled Ox Tongue. New arrival of Sardines. New Edam Cheese,
Philadelphia Cream and
Elegant creamery Butter. l’urc Olive Oil. Ferris’ boneless Bacon and
Huyler’s sweet Chocolate and Cocoa. New Figs.
i. i. SEIMiUR, loading Grocer, 33 Wool Washington Sinai
The Pocketbook and the Groceries
agree perfectly—the Groceries will agree with you, too; In the matter
of quality and 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.
$4.00 barrel.
scan barrel.
55c bag; 34.35 barrel.
57c bag; $4.50 barrel.
Snowflake Flour, 3 good bread Hour, 500 bag;
Washburn & Crosby’s Gold Medal Flour, 53c bag;
Maud 3., best in the world,
.lones' Superlative, ’
Small Sugar Cured hams, mild and lean, pound, ‘ ‘ llc.
Sugar Cured Shoulders, 5 pounds average, pound, 7c,
Boneless Breakfast Bacon, pound, 9c. '
Cape Cod Cranberries, 7c quart; 4 quarts for 250.
Three pounds boneless Salt Pork for 25c.
Lice! 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.
DonovanBuilding, Bo. Norwalk. 35-37 Main street, Nor-walk. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler