g shamanism, must hhve
' ‘d Ni” the chain In the ofilce by
‘,‘ oil the day before the
W_
AH simultaneously the civil
“Mission has celled atten-
, law governing the subject
‘ iii commission's Intention to
‘ This general warning is
/ Isles of the law received
Mend othdststes where elec-
to Ito-hold this year.
lull team of the University
III. which has come East
against Yale on Saturday.
along a fine collection of rab-
M for good luck. If the wu-
m turn out as good football
,as she does oarsmen they will
the aid of charms to give
_ , on! other eleven a pretty bad
-l-Iersld.
"or. nausea roe soles.
(Deborah. In Hartford Courant.)
draperies may be pretty but they
not halthfnl.
Aed'nnioue and favorite trimming it
“he thread edwih narrow black velvet
A coat of black satin has a vest of
white Iain. This and the white revel-1-
g m embroidered with Jet
Iany of the new skirts are fastened
“teeny In the center front under thr
log that extends from belt to
The neck and sleeves of a silk gown
he of lace. but the silk is cut away
Mouth so that the flesh shown
ml!-
A handsome wrap of Persian lamb
rule of chinchilla all about tilt
ludlng the front 11p to the re
high collar is also of "If
A tonne of fawn-colored velvet has
it! wflnkled crown embroidered with
and the tips of the pointed ends
at that are clustered at the sldr
show the same design of jet.
J small percentage of you wash the
hair brushes you use daily half otter.
spoiling the brushes, others of yoi
’ don't thing It necessary, and still oth-
Those ladies who can afford any
lumber of costs will not fail to haw
one of the new long ones. They art
more stylish than any other bttt wil
be more popular with the few wb1
have their carriages than they wil
with the masses who are obliged 1:
walk.
lash woman will select the for (0'
her new coat according to her size ("It
Wt. If she is short and stout shu
will select a far with short hair—out
that will add least to her apparcn
sin. and she will have the garmen.
of.“ closely at the back and over th:
hips.
' The "Woman 11 Home ('ompauion'
tlsinnates that half our city homel
are museums. and without orderl:
museum arrangement at that! Who
‘hoeollles of comfort In rooms whorl
even the cautious must pick their way
and the careless may come to grief'
. Ill her whims In her home surround
for. Men bate rooms that are over-
ta 1.
by what to them is a mean
aggression of things that must
. not Inply that children should be al
lowed to handle all things in
to he handled should not prctlominatt
am where the family life is liv-
Wotnan Is infinitely selfish In express
and children are hampered ant‘
Io avoided. not handled This doe
tit house. far from It. but things no
.MHer Lamb, 7c. 6 Water St
I sum 11 rss srlse.
”legs-Mm. Diagonal ('rl-e as:
Is rte-sled by s Pee».
h. Innis, October til—A r clal 11
1s: first Despatch says: A p§e uea
‘fi. Anna. Ilsa. last night cpturrr‘
.3“. We. a negro who confessed
I“ he and Bob Anderson. on they"-
flhll [It went to the house of J
brill. at St. Annes. tied Gain-
wtfesud four children together.
. agate? mattress on them. pour-
flea tbsp lle. cremated the family
A ”We! the house. Lenore war
It the stake. Roll Andersor
V m and partly burned but tho
'3 extinguished before he was
because information which thigh
‘ him was received.
fl
#0. I. I. Hosea. ocullst. can be
Is the parlors of the use
Hotel. on Tuesdays. betwm
p. 1n. :ad daily
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When you
We pay oaefare on purchases of“ or more;
" twofsresonfl purchase.
E. H. DILLON e: co.
Bridgeport, Con.
Norwalk, Conn
Millinery News.
News is always interesting, more so
when you profit by it.
know where to find just what you are
looking after and can obtain it at much
less price than can be found elsewhere
You will not be dis-
appointed when you visit our store and
see what we are ofieringin
, FELT GOLF HATS
from 50c to $2.98. Stylish trimmed
from $2.00 to $20.00. Everything in
Untrimmed lists. Velvets, Ribbons.
Ostrich Feathers. etc. Prices guaran-
teed to be lower than similar goods can
SUBSCRIPTIOI ABEIGY FOR All. MAGAZINES.
Subscribe or Renew Your Subscrlp
The Ladies’ Home Journal
Wm. P. Beers. Agent.
BOOKS. STATIOIERY. ElGRAVIIG.
nouns thinness.
“saturday. Oct. Zist
NATINEII AND NIGHT.
The World-famed American Drama.
and Everlasting. Success
Blue Jeans
11v JOSEPH ARTHUR.
SEE the sensational haw-mill scene.
SEE the barbecue.
SEE the Rising Sun Roarcrs Band.
Clean the Christmssi tree and Santa
1111a.
Heal the Blue Jeans, Quartettel
Note the Blue Jeans Orchestra!
Prices for this engagement.
Matinee. Children. 26c. Adults. 50o.
Night, 25c, 50c. 75c.
Seats on sale at Plaintod's and
Weed'e drug stores.
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BOSTON 5T0
where is our constant eflort.
Popular Goods at Popular Prices.
A combination of values and prices that forbid successful competition else-
Test the result, we ask you?
(TOLF‘ CA PES.
For Ladies and Misses. In all the
up-to-date styles and colorings.
plain with plaid trimming and plaid
with plain trimming. 86.75, worth
$9.50; $7.98. worth $11.50. We have
about 50 Suits that we will offer this
week at 87.00. for the $10.00 kind;
$10.00. for the 015.00 kind.
Second floor. upper corner.
. 'qu’r's 'rns‘A‘rh'E
Tuesday. Oat. 24
Last Season's Big Success.
A PLAY WITH A RECORD.
160 Nights at the 14th Street Theatre.
New York.
“Another ‘i)ld Homestead.”—
York World.
Alice id. was and Jerome ll. Eddy
Pictupesque New England Play.
The Village Postmaster.
With
MR. ARCHER BOYD
in the Title Role. Seth Huggins, ’i‘he
, Village Postmaster.
Under the management of J. Wesley
Rosenuuest.
"A play like both 'Ulue Jeans' and
The Old ilomcstead.’ "——New York
.Sun.
“New York has never seen a better
drama of rural life than ‘The Village
Postmaster.‘ The play throughout car-
ries with It the smell of uew-mowu
bay. npple blossoms and pure country
.air, and it will do anybody good to wit-
;ness it. 10 say that It made a hit ex-
ipresses it only falutly."——New York
Herald.
Prices—25 to. 751: and 3100
Seats on sale at Plaisted' 11 find
i“ ced' a Drug Stores.
HOYT’S TH ENTRE.
New
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huts.
way.
and mono
and Shop Caps.
1". ”3}?“ Norwllh.
We’ re aiming
Fall Suits and Overcoats.
Comatock Br others.‘
14 South Main sh. So. Norwalk.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN,
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Comstock at others:
We Kane Shaded our
Buns int '53.“ "Business.
And loaded them fight.
at the heads of the men in our town. We
have the right ammunition. It embodies
all the good points of strictly first class
li‘ine quality. superior workman-
ship and the most advanced style.
They are the kind which appeal to good
dressers and are recogni/ed by the fol-
lowers of fashion as correct in every
They are the best hats that skill
can produce.
We sell t e best 82 Derbly
also carry a complete
brown and pearl alpines from
1.95. and Caps at 25 and 48c.
ovelties 1n Boys' and Children’ 3 Hats
and Caps, Bicycle Caps, Traveling Gaps
in America;
we of black.
$1 to
:MMm,ommu1
O: F‘Irst big laughing success this season.
. if you are in politics be sure and see it.
Miss Bellaflrchcr
artists
Pet Comedy.
HOYI’SA :
flflNlENJEll
worm.
Full of Music. Specialties and Pretty
Girls.
GET IN LINE FOR SEATS.
WRAPPERS.
We will sell 25 doz. Outing Flan-
nel Wrappers for this week at 980.
These are our 81.25 quality. Styles
and makes the best.
Second floor.
CORSETS.
One more case of those fancy
Black Corsets we sold at half-
prlce last week. at 47c. The people
know a good thing. and when The
Boston Store advertises 76c Corsets
at 470.. they are picked up with a
snap that surprises late comers.
Come early and secure a pair.
Second floor.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
Our line of Skirts is complete. We
have them in all the new styles,
makes and t-oiorings. Plaids
Grays and Oxfords. made with the
new habit buck. You can see them
displayed in our Cloak Department.
Second floor.
JACKETS.
For Misses we have secured a
few Jackets that will be sure to sell
quick at the price we have marked
them for this week. $4.98, good vs.-
lue at $7.50. sizes 14, It} and 18.
Second floor.
EUR (OI I ARE’I’TES.
Electric Seal, very full and pure
dye. The ”.00 kind during this
sale at 82.98.
Skunk Opossum (Yollarette. made
and finished equal to anything on
the market. at 87.00. for this sale.
Surrounded by a magnificent cast ofi
presenting thid favorite author's l
$4.98.
' ,/ DRESS GOODS.
“When It's new it's here
When it's here it's new."
An Immense variety of cloths and
colorlngs are here for your Inspec-
tion. Everything that is popular,
homespuns. serges and plaids. 50
pieces double faced plaids worth
82.00 per yd.. at 81.50. All wool
plaid suitable for dress skirts. 81.60
quality. 1.00 the yard.
54-luc Homespuns in Oxfords
and Browns. $1.00 quality. at 75c.
the yard.
New' York.
MEN’S COLLARS.
To introduce our Furnishing De-
partment to the young men we will
make a collar inducement. We will
give you an all linen. twenty hun-
dred count. that everywhere they
sell at 16:- each. at lilo. in all the
up-to-date styles. Cuffs the same at
18c pr. We can and will sell Men's
Furnishings at lower prices than
you can buy the same quality in
PATTERNS.
When you want Paper Patterns of
course you want the best. Every-
body knows that Buttcrick’s' are
the only kind that's safe to use.
They cost no more than the podr
sort. You will find a complete stock
on main floor. Mall orders filled.
UNDERWEAR.
We bought two cases of Men's
Cray Wool Shirts and Drawers be-
fore the rise in price. so we will
make a leader of this lot at 62c.
They were made to sell at 81.00 and
that is what you will pay elsewhere.
One more case of Men‘s double—
hreasted "('Pt'l’d Shirts, Drawers to
match. at 471‘ worth 75c. This lot
is the last to be offered at that
price. as the combine have adv‘kuccd
the price one-third. Ladies' Wor-
stcd Vests and Fame. in medium
weight. they came in late. and we
must dispose of them. so have 1-..1..\<
ed them half price. 37%0, worth 750.
lu'idies' Vests and Pants ili silver
Gray. 19c each. Just about the cost
of the yarn.
BEDWEAR.
Now is the time to prepare for a
cold snap. and The Boston Store
the place to do so at this sale.
$1.25 Comfortsbles, 12-4, 89c each.
$1.69 Comfortablcs. full size. 81.29
each.
Blankets, 25 pairs 11-4 White 01'
Gray. at 81.39, worth $2.00.
Domet Flannel. in white, 3c and
5e. during this sale.
RIBBONS AND LACES.
lBig cut in prices for this week's
ea c.
. Pure Silk Taffeta Ribbon. all col-
ors and black. 5 inches wide. worth
39c the yard, during this sale, we
will cut the prices to 19c the yard.
Black Satin and Gros. Grain, Nos.
1% and 2, at so per yard, worth 5c;
No. 4 at 5c per yard. worth Sc. No.
5 at 6c per yard. worth 9c. 500 yds.
of English Torchon and Fancy Cot-
ton l.ace. suitable for many things.
soiling usually at 10c. for this sale
we cut the price In two, 5 cents.
SMALL WA RES.
500 yds. Spool Cotton. 5c; Fancy
Silk Elastic Webbing. 17c quality.
10c. Lambs-wool trimming, suited
for Infants' Coats. 25c quality. 19c.
HOSIERY.
Men's Wool Socks. in six dlIIer-
eut coloriugs. at mine. The 209
quality.
Just, arrived—Another case of
Ladles' Hose. double sole and heel.
that created such a sensation at our
last sale. We sold them at 7c the
pair. and will make the final case
the same price. Elsewhere you
will pay 15c for the same stocking.
BASEMENT.
Large l’arlor Brooms. at 15c.
Japauneti Iron Coal Hoda. 15c.
Decorated Cups and Saucers. 10c.
THE BOSTON STORE.
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Park i City i Theatre.
anroczponr,
EntireWeek. Oct. 16111.:
With Daily Matinees. Commencing
Monday.
CORSE PAYTON
and his comedy company. including
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in the Following Plays:
Monday Matinee. Arlstocrncy.
Monday Night. The Parisian Prin-
cess.
-Tuesday Matinee. The Galley Slave.
Tuesday Night. Jim. The Penman.
Wednesday Matinee. Romeo and an-
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Wednesday Night. A Midnight Folly.
Thursday Matinee. Drifted Apart.
Thursday Night. Diplomacy.
Reid illett Prices.
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ADVERTISE Ill 1111: SENTINEL..
Don’t oo Long
[f you want to take advantage of the enormous reductions 1n 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 confident that
MO! or later you will become our customer. bicause the merit of our goods will reach you through others.
The Goods llol Advertised Ire Sold Jul is (3111111.
0 lbs. Granulated Sugar 81.w|Jones' or Hecker's Snperlative [Boneless Salt Pork, gill» for .. 25c
12 lbs. white es. C. Sugar ........ 81.00 Flour. 57c bag. or ....... . $4.50 bbl. 3“" Cured Calif. Hams ______ 7c m
famous White Rose Floor (None Pillsbury's Best xxxx Flour. we
better at any price) 56c bag or bag. or ............... . $4.65 bbl. Boneless Breakfast Bacon 10c lb‘
..... . ........... "84.35 bbl. 5‘lb.Pail NewJelly.............. tlcrflutter,verybeat.l.6realn....25c1b.
Our Free Presents given with Tea and Codes are an attraction in themselves.
With one pound Coffee. beans or ground. at 26. 27. so and 32¢ per in. or 1;- ib. imst Tea. or i; pusml Lynch's
Snow Flake Miss Powder. a seaside! China Cup and Saucer. or your choice» of no other different 111 mi»...
THE P. J. 1.1111011 COMPANY,
Friday Matinee. Camille.
Friday night. The Plunger.
Saturday Matinee. A Gigantic Liar.
Saturday Night. The Black Ruby.
There will be new and up-to—dateH
specialties at every performance.
Prices. Madness. 10 and 20 cents;
Evenings. 10. 20 and 30 cents.
l Seats now on sale.
Al SfiMOUR’S STORE.
T
1111 11111 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.
THIS, WEEK:
Fresh peanut Butter. New raspberry and strawberry Jam.
Syrup. R. & R. rolled Ox Tongue. New arrival of Sardines. New Edam Cheese.
Swiss Cheese, Rouquefort and Old English Club House. Philadelphia Cream and
Neufchalel Cheese. Pure new current Jelly. Strawberry sugar Beets. Pop Corn.
uble cream Cheese; finest in town.
tuc . Elegant creamery Butter.
. Huyler’ a sweet Chocolate and Cocoa. New Figs.
Grapes.
Pure Olive Oil.
Oranges.
Ferris’ boneless Bacon and
Plums. Celery. Let-
3 i Sillllllll, inning 311cm, 33 West Washington 311111
remit. climate his.
And pay attention to them. know that it isn’t an accident that our business has
grown. They also know that our trade hasn't increased almost daily by reason of
luck or liking. People don ’t come heresimply out of friendship.
There are these
reasons why we gain permanent patrons: Polite and courteous service, best quality
of goods. and lowest possible prices. .
BABBITT'S OR OZONE SOAP, PER CAKE ............................ lie
SUGAR CURED SHOIILDERS .................................. I. iiific lb.
M'AGNOLIA CONDENSED NICK. CAN ................................. 8c
4 LB. PACKAGE GOLD DUST ....................................... 13c
EXTRA FANCY SWEET POTATOES. PER . ........... . ........... 15c
VERY BEST ELGIN CREANERY BI'TTER ...................... 23c lb.
21 LBS. BEST GRANUL‘ATED SUGAR. FOR ........................ ”.00
23 LBS. l-IX. (', SI'GAR, FOR ........................................ SIM)
New Bork Brace cu Compass.
l. ‘ man“. 50 Maw.
, 35-81 Main St. Malls.
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