made to Ilr. Norton
tly he Is not a
‘ rigid laws about
,. ~ The Georgeann‘ was
1 m from Philadel-
' ‘ , Whammmake
", " liehadnorighttomake
T'aatibtheraceaoff Bandy
' m dieyturnthescala-
involved Ind themselves faced
annoyance of the law. Their
is for Captain Norton [0‘
had he Iys he will not. It will
' 'loreverybody who travels by
use If he sticks and has the
landed behind bars. But what
W “W“! Olellihot and
flotilla ”Wood Abe —eon-
. 'thot he has done something
fie protrmd duties at the yacht
, ' ‘ though nobody's fault, are
was an Impatient public. Any-
.1 who had planned for such a pro-
: period of calm ofI' Sandy Hook
‘ have been set down as wild. It
probably end In a blow that will
the sticks out of the yachts in
up for lost tIme.——llartforo
t.
Sisal. neurons roe wears.
W In Hartford Courant.)
grapes are a delicious relish
Is not too late to secure the
‘-~ 'Pllt the spice in a bag. letting
,' _ at It loose amongst the fruit.
ll! of guipure adorns the frcnt
and forms the sleeves of a reception
._........,___——-
ndo at for trim an evening g on
. lvct. The sleeves consist merely
511a” of velvet with ruihes of lace on
in that have a heading of fur
y felt hat that was noticeabl
diflerent from the thousand:
it. was of very light gay. n nor
{a ' shape with unbound edge. am
» with black taffeta.
tonne of velvet whose crown is :
. arrangement of soft folds, ha:
‘01 folds of the velvet braider
. The effect against a head 0
‘ that is Ideas about the face an
‘ , and simply coiled high under to
' ' very pretty.
.‘thm anything more charming for
' ‘ Weather drrsses and llJts. and
combines with fur so well. as vel
Bright velvet roses trim a turban m
vslvst.
Hove you noticed the number of
fillets being made with white neck:
'fld, fronts. the outside being unfasten
so at. the centre and turned back on 11-
hi! Ia Merl. revealing this white un
lib W. a pretty fashion and becom
h evei‘y one. For. much as dark
brlngnut the whiteness of tbs
fill Italy contrast. there is nothing mor
”I“ becoming than say a ricl
vs vet whose front opens in W
M way over White. The stout wo
Ill will secure a long. narrow effect
pattern slender girl will let the whit:
and even out on to her shoulders.
The skirt of a golf suit is strapper
with material like the jacket whi h I
too. Thus, if the skirt Is plaiv
had cost plain. the strappings wil
of the male color and mater
Ill.
The demand :the dealers in silver
was in! now in tor tongs of varlom
”~fl dulglla to handle sugar, cake
W, etc.. with when the has
m y
a good Iha to Indra: your re
A conveniently Indexed receip
“a good deal of time in r
Inning.
The length of sleeves Is In proportlor
their tightness.
CREATION.
. concerned are urgently
to be present at the rehar
night at 1:30 o'clock Ir
. WNW“ Congregations
‘ ll PEPPER
Hacker. of Winnipauk was tn-
tha Norwalk Hospital today. to
W upon for appendicitis.
. m QUALITIs—ri.
as. W Crown Cigar 1. mild
consulat-
m, Nora. you know ':tha
a" be veryasrlosstkino"fl"
to her cook. wm
"m HI hot thatmahe wasl:bout to set
es‘m. I know that." replied Nora
if. II't halt so serious as betas
was."
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 elsewh
you profit by it. You will not be is-
appointed when you visit our store and
see what we are ofieringi
FELT GOLF HATS
from 50c to $2. 98 Stylish trimmed
from $2. 00 to $20.00 vaerything 1n
Untrimmed Hats, Velvets, Ribbons,
Ostrich Feathers, etc. Prices guaran-
teed to be lower than similar goods can
be found for elsewhere. \
'epayoasfareoapurchssesofddormore;
twofsresont'lpnrehases.
E. H. DILLON '8: CO.
360 and 362 Main Street. Bridgeport, Court.
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SUBSCRIPTIOI AGENCY FOR All. IIOIZIIES.
@ubacrlbo or Renew Your Subaorlp
' tion to
The Ladies’ Home Journal
THROUGH
Wm. P.Beers. Agent.
BOOKS, STATIOIERY, EIORIVIIO.
'09 Wall ‘troot, Norwalk, Conn.
Comatock Br others.
We hints Seeded our .
Suns tor ‘53.“ Burmese.
'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 good points of strictly first class
hats. Fine quality, superior workman-
ship and the most advanced style.
. They are the kind which appeal to good
dressers and are recognized by, the fol-
lowers of fashion as correct in every
way. '1 hey are the best hats that skill
and money can produce.
Vie sell the best 32 Derby 1n America;
ale" carry a compllete line of black.
brown and pearl 111% from $1 to
$l 90. and Caps at 25
Novvlties 1n Boys' and Children’s Hats
and Caps, Bicycle Caps, Traveling Caps
and Hhop ( op 51.
Fall Suits and Overcoats.
Comsiock Br others,
14 South Main st.. So. Norwalk.
TM W- WSW MILFORD A GIFFIN.
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TlDVEIl'I'lSoE IN THE SENTINEL
Bud these Pllcii.
0.lbs Granulated Sugar ........ (Lilo Jones' or Hacker's Buperlatlve
2 lbs. white es 0. Sugar ........ $1.00 F’loar, 57c bag. or ..... 84.50 bbl.‘
amons White Rose Flour (None Pillsbury‘s Best xxxx “our.”
better at any price) So bag or bag. or ................ u.“ bbl..
......................... $4.35 bbl. 5 lb. Pail New Jelly .......17c
Our Free Presents g1ven with Tea and Codes are an
now l‘lsks Baking Powder. a Beautiful China Cap and Saucer. or your choiceeof
, ‘ os'
“Mm“.
~‘C oft“.
urns-ruminants“
. 3 ~ 1».. : .4 Tr“ a; "Elana " ,
. a ‘ a r
illinery New'
or? r uP “aborigi-
anist. wll give a hillwltoforts'b lecture-
recitsi at lirs. Head's school. Hillside,
this trellis. at s o 'cicck. in speaking
of Mr. Perry's work the Berlin Beltung
of April 8. saver: The 'numerous hear-
ers In Baal Bechsteln were given a sur-
prising pleasure on Thursday last by
the exquisite playi g of a blind pian-
Iot. Edward Baxte‘ Perry, from Bos-
ton. whose tone is of extraordinary
beauty. Beside a number of well-
known compositions. llr. Perry played
two works of his ow , which made a
great impression so received hearty
applause; the first a very characteristic
imitation of the Aeolian harp, and the
second a tragic and impressive tone
picture of the destruction of an Island
In the Gulf of Mexico by a actuator
tempest
BLUE JEANS.
The great saw-mill scene In Blue
Jeans Is one of the strongest, most
realistic scenic effects ever put upon
the stage. 'It is a faithful reproduc-
tion of the Interior of a large saw-mill
In the state of Indiana. where the
scenes of the play are laid. Blue Jeans
comes to Hoyt' a. next 89urday. Pric-
is for this engagement— atlnee. chil-
lren. 25c; adults. 50c. ght. 25c. 50c
1nd 75c. Seats on sale at Plaiatsd's
1nd Weed's drug stores.
CORSE PAY’I‘ON COiiPANY.
Mrs. Partlngton once said that "com-
parisons are odious,” but the an-
iouncement that the Curse Payton
".omedy Company will begin an en-
ragement at the Park City Theatre.
tlrldgeport. this afternoon. forces a
-omparison between It and other reper-
oire companies, and In making the
'ompnrlfiml Mr. Payton and his com-
may. by force of merit.are entitled to
he beat of the argument. 'lhe ordi-
1ary manager of cheap priced shows
sontcnts himself with the belief that
‘anything In good enough for the mo-
m-y paid." Mr. Payton, on the other
band. takes the position that by giving
only the best and at the cheapest pos-
Ible price the public are better pleas-
Id. and the success attained Is of such
1 lasting tharacter that the resultant
financial benefits. as well as artistic at-
tainments. completely justify his poli-
.y.
THE VILLAGE POSTMASTER.
The Village Postmaster. which en-
loyed a long metropolitan run. will be
played here in Hoyt's Theatre. Tues-
lay night. October 24. the original New
York production being given In full.
The cast this season is headed by Ar-
chie Boydx. many years before the pub-
lic In Denmon Thompson's part of
Joshua Whltcomb in the Old Home-
1tead. and Uncle Nat in llearn's Shore
Acres.
RECRUITS Olv‘l" FOR PHILIPPlNES.
South Framingham. Mass. October
Ill—The Forty-sixth Regiment. U. S.
\'.. which was recruited largely in New
England left here today for San Fran-
cisco. where the men will embark for
tho. Philippines. The regiment. which
Is in command of Colonel Walter S.
Schuyler. numbers a few more than
1300, Including the ofllcers. It requir-
ed fifty-seven cars to carry the men
horses and equipment. The soldiers
left here In four sections, the first
starting nearly wto hours behind the
scheduler! time. owing to the slow work
of loading the box cars containing
- equipment.
FATAL DYSENTERY 1N JAPAN.
Chicago. October ld—A special to the
Record from Tacoma. Wash” says: A
terrible epidemic of dysentery 1s sweep-
Ing over Japan with fatal results. 0f-
tlcial statistics show that out of 50.000
persons attacked to September 14.
nearly 12.000 have died.
Don’t Wait T on Long
f you want to take advantage of the enormous reductions in Groceries now going
on at The P. J. Lynch Stores.
New Season's Goods have now arrived. and with their arrival we make New Prices. We are maddest that
{inner or later you wIll become our customer, because the merit at our goods will reach you through others.
The Goods llolhldltlllltd in Soil list ii Cheap.
[Boneless Salt Pork, I lbs for ..... 25c
Sugar Cand Calif. Hams ...... 'lc 1b.
Boneless Breakfast you“ .10c lb.
Batter. very best. B. Cream. .25c 1b.
attraction in themselves.
With one pound Coffee. beansor ground, 11:25. 27. 80nd 32c perlb.. or it“ lb. best Tea. or it pound Lynch!
ooothIr dilereat articles.
THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY.
Opening of
JACKETS, GOLF CAPES, WAISTS
AND DRESS SKIRTS.
We take great pleasure in announcing our regular Fall and Winter Exhibit of
Ladies’ Outside Garments. Never in the history of our business have we made such
exacting and careful planning as for this display.
ially for us by correct and skillful tailors and only by the most reliable makers. in-
suring in every way the best possible results.
of the newspapers, to half describe our stocks. 1
signs and colorings. natty, up-to-date Jackets for ladies and misses, that are perfect
in fit and cut, and dress skirts that have the proper hang and style. For the coming
week special prices will be the order.
Every garment was made spec-
It is impossible, through the medium
Golf Capes that are exquisite in de-
Ladlea‘ Waiata.
$219.
$2.98.
200 Wool Walsts. silk and mohair
braid trimmings. also brilliantine cor-
ded effects. regular price, $5.00; each
$5 98
Golf Capes
100 Golf Capes plain with plaid bor-
$l.98
Ladiea’ Skirts.
Ladles’ Grey and Oxford Homespun
Skirts, habit back regular price 89. 00;
each 85 98.
100 Black Brilliantlne Skirts, all
new .worth $2.25. for this week. 81.98.
$9.98
79c
$7 9 dcrs. and plaids with plain borders.
' $7.98. Cut With full sweep. 310.00
quality. .
Ladiea’ Wrappers.
100 dozen Fleeced Cloth Wrappers,
neat fall designs and colorlngs. Reguv
lar price. 98c; each 79c.
Ladiel' Jackets.
150 Ladies‘ Jackets. all new—black.
brown. castor and navy. all wool, ker-
seys. silk and mohair linings, made to
sell at $16.00, each $9.98. .
Coracta.
47c
50 doz. Corsets. copy of French mod-
el. black with neat floral designs. In-
tended to sell at 75c: 47c.
Third Week of~ Dissolution Sale.
KNIT UNDERWEAR.
Our underwear values are without
question the greatest in America. We
can say this In all candor and without
the least fear of over stepping the
mark.
This week we offer 128 dozen (1536)
Men's Wool Shirts and Drawers. In
natural grey and camel's hair—fine
quality of wool and extra heavy silk
trimmed and gusseted. Faultlcasly
made—sold In the big New York stores
at $1.25. For one week the price here
will be 621:.
Ladies“ Wool Ribbed Vests bought
as seconds. You would not detect the
slightest Imperfections. Firsts are sold
at 81.00. this lot 375“.
Ladics' Grey Vests and Pants. fleec-
ed. good value at 38c, 19c.
HOSIERY.
200 dozen Ladies' Black Stockfv'":
double soles and double heels. regular
price. 13c, to make a little noise on
stockings, price for one week. 7c.
BLANKETS.
300 pairs of 104 Blankets. grey and
white. full sizes. fast color borders.
excellent value. 42c.
100 pairs of wool tinish lleavy
Blankets. maker's price today Is 81.35.
for this week, 98c.
50 pairs of extra quality. full size 12-
4 Blankets, the best $2.00 blanket in
America, for this week. $1.59.
50 pairs of fine wool Blankets.
50 pairs of Australian Wool Blank—
ets. full size and shrunk yarn, called
In many places, a live dollar blanket.
for this week. $3.50.
you buy here.
THIS WEEK:
Grapes.
Oranges.
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 Sultlngs,
regular price 69c. 50c.
54 Inch Homespuns In oxfords. blues
and brown mixtures. the best $1.26
value we know of. 81.00.
lleavy twill Homespuns, all pure
wool. bought to sell for 69c, 50c.
52 Inch all wool Ladies Cloth, all
colors advertised, worth 75c, 60c.
500 yards Fancy Silks In waist
* lengths, no two alike. 75¢. worth 81.00.
46 inch French Black Crepon, our
regular 81.50 quality, 81.00.
TT SYMOUR’S STE
THE llili 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.
'l‘
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Fresh peanut Butter. New raspberry and strawberry Jam. New Maple
Syrup. R. & R. rolled 0x Tongue. New arrival of Sardines. New Edam Cheese.
Swiss Cheese, Rouquefort and Old English Club Housé Philadelphia Cream and
Neufchalel Cheese. Pure new current lelly. Strawberry suga'r Beets. Pop Corn.
Double cream Cheese; finest 1n town.
tuce. Elegant creamery Butter. Pure Olive Oil.
Hams. Huyler’ s sweet Chocolate and Cocoa. New Figs.
8. [. SEYllIJR, leading tracer, 33 Westlashingmn Street.
Hundreds of Dollars
Are wasted every day 1n buying things to eat.
paying too much for your Groceries. Any grocer who charges you more than we do
is simply getting money that ought to remain in your pockets.‘
Plums. Celery. Let-
Ferris’ boneless Bacon and
You can waste a lot of money by
No waste at all if
O 0
New Canned Goods. New Cereals. Specraltles.
Tomatoes .......... 7. 8. s and 10c Can New Buckwheat, Pkg. ............ 10c 1: Cakes Laundry Soap .......... 25c
Corn. ............ 'l. {and 12c Can Pancake Flour. Pkg. ............ 10c 6 lbs. good Rice .................. 25o
Peas .............. 7. 9.12am the Can Shredded Wheat. Pkg. ............ 12c 7 Cans sardines ............ . ..... 35c
String Beans .......... ‘I and 101: Carl R. 0. Oats. Pkg. .................. 13c Cold Dust. 4 lb. Pkg. .............. 15¢
Lima Beans ........ 1. lo and like Can Cream of Wheat. Pkg. ............ 131: 3 lbs. Belt Pork .. . . .. ... ......... 26c
Baceotssh .. ....'.'. 1e and the Cal Pillabwy'l Vlctor. Phg. ............ 13¢ 3 lbs. Beat Cod Fish .............. zoo
Baked Beans .......... 7 and 10c Can Victor's Oats. Pkg. ................ 07c No. 1 lackerel. each ............. 10c
Bartlett Pears 10.15 and 18c Can Quaker Oats. Pkg. ................ 09¢ Red Salmon. Can 10c
Cherries .......... 13. 20 and 251: Can Grape Nuts. Pkg. ................ Ioc‘Qt Jar lustard ................. . . 10c
Pineapple ............ 1a and lilo Caull’ettiiohn Pkg. .................. ml: lb. Box Laundry Starch ..... ... 10c
,' Try Our Creamery Butter, 25 Cents 1! Pound.
The New York Grocery Co.
Donovan Building. 80.1%“ 36-37 Main street. Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler