"A! main is. 1399.
: warm.
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Isl 6:1“ llaOp
«let Us on Seller.
Igor-ell with which a certain
of uwanapers welcome any op-
l to attack Admiral Schiey is
I well as suspicious. it in-
to‘the moat obtuse reader that
«must be an organized effort to
, hiaanperior and detract from
honors due him for the conquest of
' 05'le An Admiral Schlcy has
for uttered a word to justify the
that he wished to monopolize
. honors of that event it looks very
finch as if the Sampson gang was
afraid that their hero would get left
{is the distribution of honors and that
' cause needed bolstering. Schley
lid there was honor, enough in the
W for all concerned. No one has
MM that the battle was fought on
J lines developed by the Admiral in com-
“nlapd, but Schley did the fighting and
there are some Americans who will in-
‘slat thathe get his share of the credit.
7 ”Bridgeport Union.
. . The inland Printer, the highest nuth—
.. ority in the land on typographical mat-
ters, makes the following conlment on
' the advertisements in The Evening
' Sentinel: “The advs. are nicely dis-
played, the Pisa series. which is a
very unique and attractive letter when
‘judiciqusly used. being effectively
handled, the ads. in which the differ-
ent sixes appear being among the
beat. The typographical arrangement
and preaswork are also highly satis~
factory." Richard M. Bouton has
. charge of the rid-setting and pressw’ork
departments of The Sentinel office, and
the above is a well-merited compliment
to his abilities as a printer.
PM FASHIONS Hill WOMEN.
(Deborah, in Hartford Corlrant.)
A case for jeweled stick-pins is made
of leather shaped like a heart and linl-d
‘ with velvet.
A star of gold on the top of a gun
metal chain purse is made actually to
twinkle by means of a diamond set in
its center.
A visiting wrap of white cloth is
trimmed with bands of white velvet
‘ tched with yellow silk. Large gold
ttona close it.
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' It'Ieanrs as if there had been no sea-
son when each woman tried to have a
hat so diderent from that of her neigu
bor as this winter.
.. A waist of handsome plzlldcd silk. in
which red and block are completions
. has: belt of black velvet and there isa
' yoke of black velvet that reaches out
on to the sleeve in drop yoke effect
‘ Titi- waist is worn with a skirt of black
broadcloth.
Sterling silver tops close a coin purse
of pig skin. These pig skin card cos;
, and pocketbooks and purses are very
' attractive when ornamented with ei
flier silver or gold. for their color is sr
delicate and creamy that it blends witl.
the soft finish of the'frosted and oxyd-
ind metals charmingflly.
...-Here‘are a few points from “The
qmist" of interest to women
‘ tever else may be in vogue it will
. well for all interested to know that
outer garments must cling close to the
figure. There must be no semblance of
atarchiness or stiffness in any costume.
While there is no scuntincss of malcr
in]. still there must he no intervention
of hard material between the move—
ments of the person and that of thc
gown” lntcrlinings mast be of a na-
ture In which rattle andr ustle. are an
solutely absent. The soft swish of silk
'may be heard. but the rattle of the
hard-finished taffeta is no longer in
vogue nor is it desirable in the finish
of the gowns. Soft is the word. hia-
terials are in no way to be. clumsy. and
the contour of the woman inside must
be betrayed from the shoulders to the
knee.
Those who do not wear dccolletr
gowns (a style that is to recr-iVe ’c
' good deal of favor this season) will
wear others which arc practically will
out yoke or sleeves. for these parts wil
simply be of diapbanous material. fill
ed, but leaving both neck and arms vis
ibis. To one who has not a fair skin
;, this rose will prove more effective than
6 ' powder and paint.
The satin folds used to trim both sil'
, and wool gowns have a brightness that
9. miss them a popular trimming.
Booties. buttons and slides are suit-
able for decanting a close fitting gown
I they lie that and give a gay effect
without marring the trimness of the
m
A polonaise of surah worn over a
crepe dc chine skirt has its back cut
me and the front of the waist
in bolero fashion. The skirt is corn
color. the polonaise white brocaded
with corn color. the waistcoat of the
yellow, and the hat white trimmed
' . with white and yellow ostrich feathers
as white velvet.
Did you ever stop to think of the
combination possible with one of the
”Wide golf capes of plain color
to. plaid back made with a hood?
the plain surfecc is red. cnd
thallood dfiial‘h‘llll". You «on then
have a plaid cape and plaid hood. 2
‘ red cape and red hood. a plaid cap:-
all! red hood, :1 rcd cape and olnid
load. a separate plaid cape (without
the hood). or a separate red cape.
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Millinery News.
News is always interesting, more so
when you profit by it. When you
know where to find just what you are g
looking after and can obtain it at much ’
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less price than can be found elsewhere
' you profit by it. You will not be dis-
appointed when you visit our stbre and
see what we are ofiering in mm . - ..
FELT GOLF HATS
from hill: to $2.98. Stylish trimmed
from $2.00 to $20.00. Everything in
Untrimmed llats, Velvets, Ribbons,
Ostrich Feathers, etc. Prices guaran-
teed to be lower than similar goods can
' be found for elsewhere.
We pay one {are on purchases of $4 or more;
two fares on $7 purchases.
, E. H. DILLON 5. co.
360 and 362 Main Street, Bridgeport, Court,
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Wm. P. Beers, Agent.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, EIGRIVIIG.
Norwalk, Conn.
a 9 Wall Street,
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Comsiock Brothers.
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: Blue and Black i'bcviut Suits, $7.50.
a High gradc lilnck Diagonal llress Suits, $10.
: Black and [Brown Mixed Cheviot Overcoats.
9 velvet collars,hcavv plaid linings at $6 50; worth $8.
‘ A fine line of lilue and Black Kersey Over-
: coats from $10.00 to $20. _ '
I Boy’s long pant iiiue Serge Double-breasted
: Suits $7.50; worth $10 «
Children’s lilueSergc, double-breasted, $4.50.
Cassimere and Chcvint Suits, $1.50 up to $6.
Fine fleece-lined l'lldcrsllirt and Drawer at
390; regular 50c kind.
Double-breasted Shirts, 48c.
Something lew—Bill—fleeced,
troubled.trythem. Solid comfort
Caps, Gloves. Kittens and Woolen Hose.
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Comstock For others,
14 South Main st., So. Norwalk.
MILFORD A GIFFIN,
manna
South Norwnll.
Two Stores: Roswell.
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This is the verdict of all housekeepers who patronize '
LYNCH (:0.
THE P." J.
118 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
. 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 13 Simflfi because they have consist-
ently given absolutely the highest possible value. an
sum annulus slain. ,
Charles Wish Severely Injured Iv ('nl-
llsion with a Wages.
Charles Wicks. of South First street, .‘
is suffering from injuries received by
colliding with a wagon driven by Gould
Seymour, of West avenue. ‘ .
Wicks. in company with Homer ll.
Hoyt, the jeweler, was riding down
Woodward aVenue. when he wont into
Mr. Scymnur's turnollt.
The shaft penetrated his left breast.
inflicting a severe wound. and render-
ing him unconscious. Mr. Wicks was
carried to Dr. Bohanuan'a office. where.
it was found that his left shoulder was
fractured and two arteries severed.
Messrs. Wicks and iloyt had their
lanterns lighted, and Mr. Seymour
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POPULAR AIUSEIENTS.
TACI'I‘A TONIGHT.
A full dross rehearsal of .i’l‘aclta.
which will be presented in iloyl's
under the auspices of Old Well Hook?
llld Ladder (’onlpuny, was held last;
night in the theatre. All the members 1 -
’)f the cast and others who are to par-1week 8 selling.
.‘icipntc were, present, and the rellear-I,
iill passed off very successfully. 'l‘ne’
music is bright and catchy, and the act- LADIES’ FALL WEIGHT JACKETS,
mg clever. Those who have not as yet r .
ccurcd sc‘lts should no so at once, as' “.92; Nl‘ll‘iftli‘lltl)?90ll‘0 r‘lr‘nti’SIcolors, that
ully a few good ones remain. . 15 Jackets that were “0.00 and
fig-T... {812.00. this sale. $7.49.
. Tm“ "HWY "”1”“ 20 Jackets that were :15, for thin
’lllc ilcrlin Lolial-Anzeigcr of March oaic, p_9s_
ii, nuys: chtoydny lll Snal iiechstelll
be blind pianist, Edward llaxter i’cr-
'y. of lioston. uppcarod for the first; , ,
lnli‘. and. contrary to many of his col- 1 Ludlcs .rcy Ribbed Vests and
‘cngucs who have likewise lost tllcir’ ltunts. PM” illlttons, Silk ’l‘rimmed.
ixllt, nstonisllcd ills heart-rs by his Trench “““d l’nnts, vcry Warm and
cnlurlnlblo "i‘l'urui'y and technical “,y llllrfllll0,'l)(llll{lll to scll at 30 cents, liic.
'ulrccs. ills lonc, us at om'e cvlllccil‘ liailics Fm" Egyptian “’5” “n“
.y the very ilrst number, Is of extra l’nutu. bought t” 5“” ut 5" 0“"le 35"-
.rillnzlry mam,“ ’l‘hc ill‘lll‘l. Ladies “ool' Ribbed Vests and
duycd two ('(tlllliilnlllOllH of his own. of mm”- ”"1“"! "137'" "t “'00 and Good
Vllll ii the llllli'l'. :l inlttuisic cntilcd l Value at'thnl. 4“"
hurt lslund. dclnullds special attention. Mill-“0“ "”"Wl WM“ and Pants:
l fronts of tho ll'uglc drstruction of 51"“ “l t,“ 20- regular price 19 cents.
n lizlund lll tlu- ilulf of Mexico. whlcn ‘ 9' "9m“; 5‘12“ 23 i” 26. “3311“" price 35
was snrprlscd at midnight by a terrific ccnts. ”"3 NZ”? 2" i" 34. "“5“!” W103
lul-rlcunc 12nd tidul wave, and the sum- 3’4 Will's. 24"-
‘ nor rucsis. :lsrcnllllcd Ill the midst of "05'“ Ilt'flv)’ Floral-d Shirts and
I. llrllllullt llull. wcrc swept, into thc' llrllwcl's, fill“ 20 to 3" “33"”? price
lull To “fill Illi‘ll’ (It'lllh in tho wuvcs— .3 '5 ""“E’b 2"“ ‘
mop-ct which. on zlcqount of its strlk- “9"" ”0“"? “WW“ Shirts and
m: “mum"... is admirably mm, for Drawers, bought to sell at 45 cents, 29
he illicrcstillg and dramatic truutmclll ‘ cents” .
t rm-clwd. A lil‘illil f'f'i'llill by Alli; , 1th." 5 “"0 Morton and “NW.“
.Pm “.1” I". “win ...; Mrs. Mpmlsnhlul'ts and Dram-rs. regular price. 00
'|ill.~ldc H"lllliliil'}', Monday cvcuiug.."””"‘- 4”"
“Mm. m m s o‘clock. { Mcu's Fine Wool Shirts and Draw-
.-....-__._ ncru. rcgulnr ilbo quality". 1300.
j in-ll's Extra Wool Shirts and Ilraw-
crs. our regular $1.50 quality. sroo.
Men's l-‘reucll llulbrlggun Shirts and
ill-:lncrs, Winter Weight, regular price.
H.253, 310.
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KNIT UNDERWEA R.
AMERICAN VITAGRM‘H.
r (inc of lllc most illtcrlsting sights
...-wr- sccn lll this city will be tll-- Vilni-
‘ :l'upll exhibition. “Itlill l.» lllllvd for
lift}! 24‘ gl‘l'f'x‘ll'gi‘ ,Nm.“|:l"' ‘1’:tll‘l’ntlltrln>‘ ”Ml.“ “'ontcil and Australian “'00)
..d m- Int .. .v [M .llli., \\ ll i an Shirts and ”WNW”. “mum to sell at
fruitful and lip-to :l-Iii'. wrli l'l‘lil‘t'.~‘t‘lli. ,, . 0, ' . . _,
, ill llli‘ illipol'iuui sci-lies; at tho- rcrclll ’3'“) “HM “""l' "t "I” “1'" “"’0’
vllcwcy tht'nilt" ill )1le York :llldj
‘.\’:l::llinr.li.n. :l.r \vcll us lllc Silllillrork‘
ind ('ululublu. nlldrr Hull. Nil old film-9
worn productions, but ivcrv plcturuf
ucw and up-toalutc, {rub from Kc slur"
il‘icl llilllll :ll.'l "\'t‘llliil.'.
MOVING 0N SAI’AMl.
Opposition at that Point.
Washington. October ill—Tile wur
'pul'llncnt loduy received the following,
.dcsputcll dutcd Allinllll. October 12: :AT
Schlvull’s column is moving on Sn-I
pang and has Marinas today. will-re
:opposition is expected. Ills artillery
:12, m,
Important News for Everybody in Fairfield County.
Event in the History of Connecticut.
Dry Goods at Less than the Cost of the Labor.
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iiADlES' SUITS.
ladies' Suits in black and colors.
About 100 in all. Space will not allow
a just description. All perfectly tall—
orcri and mode in the best possible
nlanncr, at just one-third less than
marked prices.
BLANK FITS.
We mention three lots each of which
is worthy of your attention.
luv-i White and (lray lllnnkets, full
size, 47c.
iii—i White Fancy Borders, bought to
sell at $1.50. 97c.
ll-Ai Wool lilankcts sold as a bargain
at $2.10. $1.47.
LACE (IliR’l‘AlNS.
Nottingham Luce Curtains, 3 yards
long. wc have never seen their equal
at the pricc, i-ic.
Choice New Designs in Nottingham
Lace Curtains at $1.19.
Nottingham Luce Curtains, 3%
yards long. You will need no coaxing
to buy lIlI‘M‘ bountiful goods. The real
vuluc is 32m, but at this sale you may
llzlvc them at, puir $1.89.
GLOVES.
Ladirs' tw-l-button (Yusllnlere (:ln':
bought to sell at 30 cents, 24c.
i.:ldic.~' Fine Kid Gloves, our Fall
importation. two ('lusps and Hooks,
lilil—Hl‘lt'il I~‘inucrs. nil (‘oiors and Black,
imported to sell at $1.00 and “.25, 790.
. and wow u transportation is rcturlling
to llzlcoor by way of Rosario. A col-
umn of ilvcll undrcd men is marching
‘ironl lnllls to support if necessary
Young. ill lllc north. has occupied Ar—
, il_V1lI :llld supplics arc being moved up
the lilo (lrundc b_v cnscocs in that.
‘polnt. Lawton will command column
iwhf‘fl full concentration is effected,
, Young'sl oss today, one enlisted man,
1who was Wounded yesterday. Insur-
ygcnts :Iilili'ki‘il Angelo-s lines. quickly
'npulscd. six enlisted men slightly
\Villlnllf'll.
LOTS OF THESE SOf'lAlJSTS.
"No, my child. you cannot nlsrry
llni'cllswood I'lilnks."
"lint, pupil. what is your objection
to “uric?" ’ ”
“My child. he is Ln:- ol the most ob-
jci-tionublo- socialists l cvor nlct."
".\ socialist, pupa? Surely you are
‘mlstukan
. "No. l’m not,
:cd to shnrc my wealth with mc!"
j "ltllvlc did that? Why. papa. what
;did he soy?"
; "llc said he wanted to on my son-ill-
ilaw."«—»('lcvclnnd Plain Dealer.
i Neufchalel Cheese.
[ tuce.
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1 19 Main Street. Norwalk. "f q'mhty am
Groceries here.
ousekeepers have not been
IDOIlble cream Cheese; finest in town.
. Elegant creamery Butter.
”" “"‘”"”"’ """mm‘" llams. Iluyler’s sweet Chocolate and Cocoa. New Figs.
8. i. SEYMUUH, inning Burn, 33 West Washington Sign
The Pocketbook and the Groceries ,_
agree perfectly—the Groceries will agreewith you, too.
prices we travel along belnnd no one.
to have some of your hard-earned dollars saved for future days buy your
Snowflake Flour, 9. good bread flour,
Washburn & Crosby ’s Gold Medal Flour, 53o bag; $4.20 barrel.
THIS WEEK:
Grapes.
l’ul'e Olive Oil.
New arrival of Sardines.
500 bag;
Cor. Main and Wall Streeta, Norwalk, Conn.
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY ! l
The Greatest Merchandising
$50,000 Worth of New, Clean
noansumismf Second Week. of the Great Dissolution Sale!
,The sales for the past six days was the greatest ill the history of the store.
This week an extra force of sales people will be here to serve you promptly and
Theatre tonight and tomorrow mgmfcourteously, and also extra delivery wagons will be at your service.
Many bargains not advertised will be ofiered together with balance from last
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 makers.
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. 25c.
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, 59c.
50 in. Jamestown Storm Serges in
Black and Navy, regular $1.00 quality,
75c.
4’3 in. Black Henrietta and Fine
Scrgc, 50c quality. 35c.
licavy Oxford llonlespuns and
Scotch Tweeds, worth $1.39, $1.00.
Black Crcpon. 42 in. wide. 81.50 qual-
ity this week, 8100.
Black Crepon. 42 in. wide, 32.00 qual-
ity, this week. $1.50.
illnck French Henrietta. 42 in. wide,
21.35 quality. this week, $1.00.
100 Waist Patterns of Fancy Silks,
all new, no two alike $1.00, $1.25 and
$1.50. One-fourth less than regular.
Drop D‘ Etc. all colors. very fine and
lustrous, 81.35 quality, 81.00.
THE BOSTON STORE,
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i." lil l's n ~~rt it: r'I'n ill Niw Yolk?
i'opuxlul' (p‘llllrf-fs :ll lli‘il‘lll pcrffdlllnnccs cor. Main and wall StSa
Norwalk, Conn.
“Want” advs. in The sentinel Pay.
SEYMOUR’S STORE.
THE MAN 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.
Fresll peanut Butter. New raspberry and strawberry Jam. New Maple
\‘yrup. R. N R. rolled Ox Tongue.
Swiss Cheese, Ronuucfort and Old English Club House. Philadelphia Cream and
l’ure new current Jelly. Strawberry sugar Beets.
Oranges. .
Ferris’ boneless Bacon and
New Edam Cheese,
Pop Corn.
Plums. Celery. Let-
In the matter
I f you would like
84.00 barrel.
dow to recognize it. . .
smmmnmu,wsbl ........................ $4 an Bug-rcnndnams,smailandlean, perlb.............. llc Maud’Sq best ”I the world, 550 bag; 34-35 barrel.
Pinsbnry'aordons'aluperhtinFMuI-Jh 1,:4 so hm, gwmmmm rub"; 9.. Jones Superlatwe, _ 57c bag; $4.50 barrel.
ymmmmM-W “fig Inwcuredcaliffiams, peril) 7n Small Sugar Cured hams, mild and lean, pound, 11c.
Grounds ."MHIIIM.: ,,,,,, , ........................ ' .23“ | 3 M3030“- IIIIM ........ .. ..... ... ......... "...”..950 Sugar Cured Shoulders, 5 DOIlIldS average, pound, 70,
' Boneless Breakfast Bacon. pound, 90.
w lERfl THE TEA AN” BUFFEE "M“E . Cape Cod Cranberries, 7c quart; 4 quarts for 32cc.
uvnuuoumrrmnmox.
Yhoiuyhckwlixedrmperponnd ....... . ............. 60c Whom”.perpmd... ..... 20c
Very Yule Black or lined Tea. psi-pound ........ ...iiOc lest Iantoa Mes. per pound.
Very Best Ioeha or Java 0010.. per pound ...32c. Good Santos Coffee. per pound ............... l0c
Very Good loch. or Java Moe. per pound ............ Me ,Very Best Combination coffee, per pound ..... .350.
Our Free Presents given with Tea and Codes are an
With nm pound ('oflce. beans or I round, at 25, 27. 30 and 32¢ per in. or 3; lb. best Tea. or 1‘ pound Lynch's
Snow Flake linking l'owder, a client fill China Clip and Bile", or your choice of 100 other diluent arm
THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,
in unusual a. mu lolvlu.
GIVID‘ILMLAIDBIOOIVIICID
attraction in themselves.
a Ill mum.
'l‘llree pounds boneless Salt Pink for
"‘59 FREE-With one pound Coffee your choice of a pink pitcher, a pink cllina cup and
saucer, a blue cup and saucer, a blue plate. a blue bowl, etc. ,
The New York Grocery Co.
Donovan-Building. So. Norwalk. 36-37 Main strict. Norwalk.
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