gsarteriallrsls
Though closer
fisdsnsousud
larger, failures:
closed in manu-
Ill .fortuas unless in
Ml— Ithtc operations.
was so scattered as
branch, a fact of
' on account of re-
' "combinations. The small
mm fewer and in aver-
m smaller than in any
” covered by the record. The
were smaller than in
quarter of eighteen years
thd m of this year and
. asst. III! is character especially
pg, .
sustains roa wont.
1. , . in Hartford Couraut.)
' ,' my lady uses only perfumed ink,
course her favorite (cent.
. plants, most of them. are
grown. and the season is at hand
those for house culture are occu-
the attention of window garden-
‘ ”any Iorists contend that this
fill the best month of all the year
outside planting
. waist of black taffeta has its
and body tucked lengthwise in
' running from either shoulder to-
the belt and far enough apart to
, blocks at least two inc hes square
, ____‘__
_ put from the side of a brown velvrt
" ’ . sprang three of the most foxlorn
wings you ever beheld, each
. p in a dlderent direction. They
long and scanty (making one
of bony lingers.) You would have
y in convincing a man that
a desirable style, but the fair
looked both hat-conscious and
. and that should justify the ar-
_ g, '
pie cull is made by letting the
ve continue down on to the
' the. trimmed and lace may in
' to the inside. l saw a pearl
made in this way.
candied with chocolatc
.whoiesome sweet, and are pro
in slightly salted water;
Unit two ounces of chocolate or
water and add a teaspomfui of
(do not add any water to th'
. .) hfix one cup of granulated
, with two tablespoonfuls of wa
. ‘ Put the sugar and wzter to boil
~ ’ 1st boil. without stirring, until c
' ”is into cold water crystal-
“h in brittle point immediately
m it of! from the fire and add the
Dip the chestnuts one by
”a. into this solution, fishing them on
' forks and laying them on waxed
’ . The immersion will be sum-
” to give each nut the desired coat-
' of chocolate candy. Let cool and
” is sir-tight cans. The chocolat'
*1 he omitted and the syrup colored
pink with a few drops of re
«latter, These pretty pink
w brown balls are much in demand
3 little folks. and. if the syrup is
with creme de menthe. the
are quite acceptable as an af-
eet.
"LL UNDER THE TRAIN.
Th3 morning, as the 6:4! train
had for Danbury was leaving thr
depot, a woman attempted tr
it. She fell under the tra'in
“doctor saw her and helped her
to. her perilous position in time to
any injury beyond a few bruises.
Maud her trip.
WAGON. WHEEL COLLAPSED.
Ir. lssriss, of New Canaan. while
film home this morning. caught the
wheel of his wagon in the trolley
fl Iain street, Norwnlk, just
the Wall street corner. 'nu
W were torn from the hub and on:
a his wagon fell to the ground
one “cult; again wheel
” uncured. and r. r es resum-
rhll m.
' s11 10 our ELECTED naror
salt Isyor c. 1. Glover m c
m mayor of Norwalk‘ in the
Mall. His belated return wrl
It the town clerk's once. yes
. afternoon. Mr. G'mer sun th
, ~ committee $10; ticket pe' .
' lantern #1
'Boyt. Republican mndldwt
timid! . a fire—dolls
b the campaign fund collection
mm ANNiVHFSARY.
> members of Door! 111 iv‘nwlo
C. Ll. will next Ionday nigh
the twenty-scat anniversary o
mastic-by holding a soda
h their hall is dark Mao
i l t‘ 11.. ‘ 'b . t . l
”M" . must/me ' one to. Ma all; a it’s
m“ ‘ . m ”.1
' .' 3...”.-. ...; «..' '. 1W
Dannelisnksanettonsdodsolssot
their wagons this morals.
m
1m Anna Masher has moved from
Union avenue to Main street...
—Just received. a load of umbrellas,
a bankrupt stock. Ladies' and Gsuts’.
at any price. at T.J .thsgnsr's.
Mrs. Fitamaurics is; moving from
Beldcn avenue to Wilton avenue.
The Forty Hours' films will be-
gin with the 10 o'clockmsss in St. 10-
seph's Church. tomorrow night.
-6 lbs. Corned Beef for 25s at lluycs'
Market.
A social school meeting will be, held
Wednesday night at ti o'clock in the
Middle Five Mile River scth district.
Mrs. C. it‘. Tristram. of Berkeley
street. entertained the inasmuch Cir-
cle of King's Daughters, yesterday af-
tsrnoon.
Mlllinery News.
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.
less price than can be found elsewhere
you profit by it. You will not be dis-
appointed when you visit'our store and
seewhatweareofleringin.......... §
FELT GOLF HATS
from 50c to $2 98. Stylish trimmed
from $2. 00 to $2100 Everything' 1n
Untrimmed Hats, Velvets, Ribbons.
Ostrich Fcathers, etc. Prices guaran-
teed to be lower than similar goods can
be found for elsewhere. .
Wopayonsfmoupurchasasofuo‘rmorc;
Dan Riordan was arrested last night
on charge of intoxication and breach
of the peace. Re was fined :20 by
‘Jdge Gragory this morning.
two fares on O7 purchases.
, Blk.. Brown, Pearl Alpines, O’Brien.
E H DILLON 8 CO Mrs. B. r. Gardiner. of Milford, Del-
. \\ O O tware. formerly ,of North avenue, Nor-
. walk. is the guest. of Mr. and Mrs. W.
360 and 362 Mam Street, Bridgeport. Conn. 3- sumevom- of “mood avenue-
l
Lorena: Dibble gives Sentinel read-
WQ era a timely talk on what is going on
at the Model Grocery. He courts the
trade of people who like order and
.nfif. ..m..
SUBSCRIPTION IBEICY FOR ill. IIOIZIIES.
T
neatness.
——-
Prank Phillpsou. the Water street
plumber. of Norwalk. is having his
store fitted with an acctlyene gas
Sub’acrlbe or Renew Vour Subscrip-
stove, lately invented by Captain R.
{[031 to «v M. Rose.
The Ladies’ Home Journal °'
'orequartcrs. 7a.. at Hayes Market.
THROUGH
Wm. P. Beers, Agent.
socks: srsnoacsv, EIGRAVIIB.
An intoxicated woman begging car
‘are for Stamford created considerable
1muscment at the Norwalk railroad
nation, last evening. She alleged that
.lre was Juliet looking for her Romeo.
Congressman E. J. Hill addressed a
large and appreciative audience at the
Norwalk Mcthodlst Church. last even-
lng, upon the South. West and Alaska.
The address was the same as that de-
livered before the Norwalk Club some
weeks ago.
ONE OF UNCLE SAM'S MUSEUMS.
"The museum of thede letter of-
fice in Washington contains a varied
lssortmcnt of articles which have not
been included in the sales of unclaimed
parcels," writes Patti Lyle Collins in
PM Ladies Home Journal. "Among
them may be seen ivory miniatures of
great age watches false teeth. boxes of
aislns and of wedding cake, pistols
and knives, a clothes wringer, a coffee-
pot. a kerosene lamp, infernal ma—
chines. decorated china. dainty tans.
horned frogs. centipeds. human skulls.
:1. mounted alligator more than four
‘eet long and, in shortgcverything 'cuat
me would imagine would not be sent
by mail. it hardly seems necessary to
say that dynamite and live serpents
O "'0 classcd as ’unmailnble.’ yet the
O nail service has been called on to
‘ransport both."
A BUTTON COLLECTION.
a. Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn.
Comsiock Br others.
We Kart Seabed our
Sinus for 3a“ Bonuses.
And loaded them right. We’ re aiming
at the heads of the men in our town. We
have the right ammunition. It embodies
all the "nod pmluts of str1ctly first class
lists in qua lity, superior werkman- :
sin p and the most advanced style. a
T hey are the kind which appeal to good : A New York lady's vet hobby Is a
dressers and are recognized by the fol- . 3:??? :f”?“§: 0' :"msm" 3'":
lowers of fashion as correct in every 0 ° “ °" "3?", ”mm"
. 1nd miniature painted oms are vcri-
way 'lhey are the best hats that skill . on. works of m, while pa... and
and moue can produce. 0 prcclous medals worked in various
We sell t e best 82 Derby m Amvrica: as: “so?.szls.colossus};
also carry a complete line 0f blBCk, Chinese official buttons. which in real-—
brown and pearl alpines from $1 to
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O
0..........0.00IOOODOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIO Who
by Marat, Robcspierre, Charles Dick-
ens, Sir Walter Scott, Washington.
Nelson. Bryon, De Foe. George Ii,
and Caps, Bicycle Caps, Traveling Caps George 111 Napoleon Wellington. 31.1
and Shop marck. lrving. Garfield sntknumercus
Fall Suits and Overcoats.
imens.—Ncw York Tclcgram.
Comatock Br other 5, M...
The placing of lampposts in front of
the houscs of the chief magoslrates of
14 Bond] Main St" SOJNOI'WBik. . towns is an ancient custom. We flni
ifl's' houses. Reginald says:
What brave carved posts!
knows but here
in time. sir, you may keep your shrie«
valtie
to the houses of mayors and provosts.
I" THE SENTINEL it has been suggested. with some prob-
' ability, that the posts were at tlrst in-
tended for the aillsiug of proclama-
DIOOO00..........."OOOQOOOOOOOIIOOOOO tions which it was the duty of the
sherifls to publish.
on at The P. J. Lynch Stores. ,
New Season's Goods have now arrived, and with their arrival we make New Prices. We are confident that
.ooner or later you will become our customer, because the merit of our goods will reach you through others.
I
lied that Prices. The Goods liot Advertised in Soil int n Chill).
0 lbs. Granulated Sugar ........ nleones' or Hacker’s Snperlative [Bonele- Sait Pork, 2 lbs for ..... 25c
better at any price) 55c has or bag, or ..... u.“ out. 3mm“ Breakfast 9““ '
......................... 84.35 hill. 5 lb. Pail New Jelly 11c Butter, very best, Scream 25c 1b.
Our Free Presents g1ven with Tea and Coflee are an attraction in themselves.
WithmepouadCodsabsaasor ground, use. 21, unduepsrlb, or 15 in best Tea or is pound Lynch's
inow Flake Baking Powder a Beautiful Chin Cap and Saucer. a your choices of 100 other different articles.
ity are decorations. and buttons from
$1 95. and Caps at 25 and 480.
other celebrities of both sons. The
7" M: llama?" MILFORD A GIFFIN, : in licywood' s ”English Trnvclcr" that.
when.
DOC......000......”000000000000...... And i be one 0' th' seriantS?
’ W ' T L
,Don t wt 00 ong
'2 lbs. white ea. C. Sour 81.00 Flour, 57c bag, or ........ $4.50 bbl.’ Sue-r Cured Calif. Hams ...... 7c lb
Opening of
JACKETS, GOLF CAPES, WAISTS
~ AND DRESS SKIRTS.
Saturday, October 13th.
We take great pleasure in announcing our regular Fall and Winter Exhibit of
Lsdies' Outside Garments. Never in the history of our business have we made such
exacting and careful planning as for this display. Every garment was made spec-
ially for us by correct and skillful tailors and only by the most reliable makers, in-
suring in every way the best possible results. It is impossible, through the medium
of the newspapers, to half describe our stocks. Golf Capes that are exquisite in de-
signs and colorings, natty, up-to-dafe Jackets forladies and misses, that are perfect
in fit and cut, and dress shirts that have the proper hang and style. For the coming
week special prices will be the order. -
Ladice’ Waista.
200 Wool Waists, silk and mohair
$2.9
braid trimmings, also brilliantlne cor-
Golf Capes
Ladlea’ Skirts.
Ladies' Grey and Oxford Homespun
$5 98 Skirts, habit back, regular price $9.00;
ded effects, regular price, 85.00; each each “~98-
$2.98. 3' 98 100 Black Brilliantlne Skirts, all
l - now ,worth 82.25, for this week. $1.98.
Ladies' Jackets.
i00 Golf Capes, plain with plaid bor- . 150 Ladies' Jackets. all new—black,
$7 98 (it-1s. and plaids with plain borders, brown custor and navy all wool her
I 7.98. C i ll . 10.00 9 9 ' ' ' '
duality ut w th in sweep ‘ s I seys, silk and mohair linings, made to
’ sell at $15.00, each 39.98.
, .
Ladies Wrapper-a. Cone“.
60 doz. Corsets, copy of French mod-
el, black with neat floral designs, in-
tended to sell at 75c; 47c.
100 dozen Fleeced Cloth Wrappers.
neat fall designs and colorings. Re'gu-
79c lnr price. 980; each 79C. 470
Third Week of Dissolution Sale.
' DRESS GOODS.
Fancy plaids, Just right for waists
and skirts; colors blues browns. greys
‘and greens regular price, 69c 50c.
45 inch all wool Covert Suftlngs.
regular price 69c, 50c.
54 inch Homespuns in oxfords, blues
HOSIERY.
200 dozcn Ladies' Black Stocklncs.
double soles and double hccls reg. ...;
pric,e 13c. to make a little noise on.
stockings. price for one week To.
anauxms. ‘
This week we offer 128 dozen (1536) 300 pairs of 10 i Blankcts, grey and
Men’s Wool Shirts and Drawers, in white full sizes,- fast color borders
natural grey and camel's hair—flue excellent value, 42c. Mid brown mixtures. the DPS! 31-25
quality of wool and extra heavy silk l00 pairs of wool finish Heavy value we know of, 81.00.
trimmed and gussetcd. Faultlcssly Blankets. maker's price today is $1.35.’ Heavy twill Homespuns. all pure
made—sold in the big New York stores for this week, 98c. wool bought to sell for 69c 50c
at $1.25. For one week the price here 50 pairs of extra quality. full size 12- m ' ' '
will be cm. 4 Blankets, the best szoo blanket in 0- inch 3" '00! Ladies Cloth. all
Ladles’ Wool Ribbed Vests bought America, for this week. $1.59. colors advertised, worth 75c, 50c.
as seconds. You would not dctect the 50 pairs of fine wool Blankets. 500 yards Fancy Silks in waist
lengths, no two alike, 75c, worth $1.00.
50 pairs of Australian Wool Blank-
, .l d h 1 k arn. oiled
m '"u ”e a" a ”n y r 45 inch French Black Crepon, our
regular 81.50 quality, 31.00.
KNIT UNDERWEAR.
Our underwear values are without
question the greatest in America. We
can say this in all candor and without
the least four of over stepping the
mark.
slightest imperfections. Firsts are sold
at $1.00. this lot 37%0.
ladles' Grey Vesta and Pants, fleec-
ed. good value at 38c. 19c.
in many places. a live dollar blanket,
for this week, $3.50.
"SEYOUR’S STORE.
THE illll THAT SELLS PllRE 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.
T1115 WEEK:
Fresh peanut Butter. New raspberry and strawberry Jam. New Maple
Syrup. R. & R. rolled Ox Tongue. New arrival of Sardines. New Edam Cheese,
Swiss Cheese, Ronquefort and Old English Club House. Philadelphia Cream and
Neufchalel Cheese. Pure new currant Jelly. Strawberry sugar Beets. Pop Corn.
Double cream Cheese; finest in town. Grapes. Oranges. Plums. Celery. Let-
tuce. Elegant creamery Butter. Pure Olive Oil. Ferris' boneless Bacon and
Hams. Huyler’s sweet Chocolate and Cocoa. New Figs.
8 E Silifllli, leading Grocer, 33 West Washington Street
Hundreds of Dollars
Are wasted every day in buying things to cat. You can waste a lot of money by
paying too much for your Groceries. Any grocer who charges you more than we do
1s simply getting money that ought to remain in your pockets. N o waste at all if
you buy here.
New Canned Goods.
New Cereals." Specialties ,
Tomatoes .......... 7, 8, 9 and 10c Can New Buckwheat. Pkg. ............ 10c 1: Cakes Laundry Soap .......... 251i
Corn, ............ 7, 9 and 12c Can Pancake Flour, Pkg. ............ 10c 6 lbs good Rice ................ .. 26c
Peas .............. 7, 9, 12 and 15c Can Shredded Wheat, Pkg. ............ 12c 7 Cans Sardines ......... . ........ 25c
String Beans .......... 7 and We Can H. 0. Oats. Pkg. .................. 13c Gold Dust, 4 lb. Pkg. ........... ... 15c
Lima Beans ........ 7. 10 and 13c Can Cream of Wheat, Pkg. ............ 13c 3 lbs. Salt Pork .................. 25c
Succotash ......‘. ..... l0 and 124: Can Pillsbury'n Victor, Pkg. ............ 13c 3 lbs. Best Cod Fish ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 25¢
Baked Beans .......... 7 and We Can Victor's Oats. Pkg. ......... , ....... 07 c No. l Mackerel, each ,,,,, 10¢
Bartlett Pears 10, 15 and 18c Can Quaker Oats, Pkg. ................ 09c Red Salmon. Can ....... ......... 10c
Cherries .......... 13. 20 and 25c Can Grape Nuts, Pkg. ................ 13cm. Jar Mustard .................. 10¢
Pineapple ............. 1:1 and tile CaniPettiiohu Pkg. ..... . ............ no.3 lb. Box hundry Starch ........ 10:
Try Our Creamery Butler, 25 Cents a Pound.
.The New York Grocery Co.
off gnrmcnts known to have been worn
Novelties 1n Boys’ and Children’ s Hats
collection numbers svmc 10,000 spec-
};osts th't" so placed in front of sher-
From sheriffs. the practice extended
if you want to take advantage of the enormous reductions in Groceries now 80M!
'amous White Rose Flour (None Plllsbury's Bat xxxx Float“: 10c lb
n "my...” meal.
firs-.7.“ V ‘..’
DWM Bugldigg, So. Norwalk. .3537 Eaiastssst. Neswalk.
BOSTON STD E'.
Norwalk Chronicler