. who desitc
,t. must have
on the day before the
.. .lt will appear.
“by“neas continues to
ih solactberc are signs
fin big checked. either
. ’ have butrutl the views
W‘, are recent purchases
are still advancing.
“every line supported by ris-
' q ‘s, and works ev-
still crowded in their
ty. while at many points
, hard to get enough compe'
that the Columbia is a swift-
mil. than the Shamrock, and
. . -ged it promptly. He
not any enough In praise or his
» and he evidently believed
the m Just ended had remov-
_ _ III“ traces of ill feeling engen-
' the Dunraven races. He said
—« to return for the cup with
, hunt. unlela some other English
Md claim the honor, and he
to speak definitely In regard
challenge as soon as he had con-
‘ with the designer of the Sham-
fhe United States Court of Appeal.-
deoided that llulcidc cannot be urg-
‘ insurance company as Its rea-
. ' or infusing to pay a policy unless
mi be shown‘that the Individual at
7' time of taking out the policy con-
' lated suicide. The case under con
tion was that of Rosa B. Jarmnr
. theRnIghts Templar and Ma
Life Indemnity Company. Thi
n’a husband. John P. Jarman
Itted suicide In St. [mils one yea:
while insane, and the immune.
y rerused to pay the 85,000 it
w on the ground that her husv
, lilting killed himself, his heirs
a? " forfeited all right to It.
POPULAR AIUSEISNTS.
BLUE shins. ’ '
u pll\ Arthur's famous comedy
. . Blue Jeans is one of those play.
’ . Improve with age. This seasoi
in even better than ever before ant
r theatre-goers will have the plea
re of witnessing the many Improve
‘ . meats in the play when It visits Hoyt'l
tulght. Many so«cniied corned:
"Mill” have been written hilt ther
none of them that have so stron
hold upon the people as Blue Jeans
I
‘,.THE VILLAGE POSTMASTER.
“Uta and I ve are pretty much th-
the wo over. The Village Post
r has his devouring ambitions
,«JIII winaome daughter loves ant
hredka her heart in quite the sums
way of all humanity. Bridgewater
quiet little hamlet Willi its one atom
.M No churches.. nestling amid tho
New Hdmpshire hills. Is the scene of a
an full of human nature as any
that ever transpired out In the madden
lng crowd of the great bristling world
This favorite rural drama coming if
oyt's Theater. South Norwalk. Tues
day evening. October 24.
A CONTENTED WOMAN.
What promises to be the banner at
traction of the season erI be the en
moment of lloyt's A (‘ontented Wo
man at Hoyt's Theatre. next Thursda:
waning. A Contented Woman. like
all at Mr. Hoyt's plays. satirizes some
.» thing. and the something this time i
the Illicit talked of “new woman." who
thinks in politics she is able to cop
menu-fully with the sterner sex. How
Ill. goes to work and the success 0
her attempt Is brought out with all ill!
heel wit and native humor which dis
tiagnishca all the works or America'l
mt writer of farce-comedy. .
“ mm 01‘ Till BROOKLYN L.
r... lea sorta-imam and on
Woman Dies «Shock.
New York. October 21——l'ive mcr
were aeriously Injured and a womar
a.“ from shock as a result at so cool
a the Brooklyn Elevated struc
”today. An East New York eleva
ill trill. bound tor the bridge: go
between Dufiield and Bridg:
on Myrtle avenue Brooklyn
persona got all the train am
to walk over the Sli’lit‘tur'
'fi nearest station. The rain mov
Wand threw several permni
it}. “fitment below-.1! distance 0
. [Janie Hill colored, was r
h“of the accident and died iron
Augustus Syndcr. one of the in
nhaeouently died at the hos
“I of fumed Steak. I0c lb.
locket ‘
MILE. In i'Ri NR
ne. of i ninn Park not
He Cryne, oi Platlsvillc ave-
were married last spring by its»
long. of St. lary's (‘hurch
has lost leaked out.
"run an: so mom.
i made—a little cold mill
”N cold water. a good hot Iirt
you need with Hecker' a Buck-
.. In thqoliics by ,
'9'” that nobody is left .
News is always interesting. Inorefsc
when you profit by it. When you
know where to find juét what you in
looking after and can obtain it at much
less price than can he found elsewh'e
you profit by it. You will not her a-
appointed when you visit our store and
see whatwe are oderingin
FELT GOLF HATS
from 50c to 82. 98. Stylish trimmed
from $2.00 to $20.00. Everything in
Untrimmed. Hats, Velvets, Ribbons,
Ostrich Feathers, etc. Prices guaran-
teed to be lower than similar goods can
be found for elsewhere.
Wspayonatareoupnrchaaesefuormon;
twofaresonnpmchaaea. ‘ I
_ 360 and 362 Main Street,
~ tion to ‘
THROUGH
/ .
BOOKS. STATIOIERV. asunimc.
on Wall Stroot,
\De Rant Shaded our
Sauna Scr 3a“ Business.
hats.
ship and the most advanced style.
an mono can produce. .
We sellt e best 82 Derh‘fl
also carry a complete
brown and pearl alpines from $1
1 95. and Caps at 25 and 48c.
and Shop Caps.
Fall Suits and Overcoats.
14 South Main st.. 80. Norwalk.
. Sontnlorwalk.
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E. H. DILLON a co.
Bridgeport, Conn.
SUBSCRIPTIOI IBEIGV FOII All. IAOIZIIES
Subscribe or Renew Your $uhncrlp-
The Ladies’ Home Journal
Norwnik, Conn.
,Coms’iock Br others.
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 and points of strictly first class
ine quality, superior workman-
They are the kind which appeal to good
dressers and are recognized by the fol-
lowers of fashion as correct in every
'lhey are the best hats that skill
in America;
we of black,
ovelties 1n Boys’ and Children' 5 lists
and Caps, Bicycle Caps, Traveling Caps
Comsiock Br others
MILFORD A. GIFFIN.
' mun. .
iy reported disco ' dream" and
commercial}; av labia.” eoel beds is
the slate whichmay lead
to the resuscitation at the III busi-
ness In this city. The concession for
the gas company was granted two
years ago to Americans and twice re-
newed. but nothing has come of it al-
though the charter was more liberal
than will In all prqbability ever be.
granted again The police are look-
Ing for certain Americans who are
traveling through he Interior of this
country selling tic eta In a bogus lot-
tery. The tickets nd the fraudulent
articles oi incorpo ion bear the forg-
ed signatures of nei John Jacob
Astor of New York and two other pro—
mlnent A ericaus and claim a purely
ration of 100,000,000. The name 01
Astor is well known in Mexico on ac-
count ol the large interest held here in
that family.
It. 3. Rosco, oculiat. can be
consulied In the parlors ot the lin-
hackemo Hotel, on Tuesdays. between
the hours of 1 and ‘l p m. and daily
between 9 and 12 a. in, (land 9
p. m.. at 280 State street. Bridgeport.
Eyes examined and diseases tteated.
EIITERTAIIIIEITS.
llOYTfO ”THEATRE.
Saturday. Oct. let.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
. The World-famed American Drama.
and Everlasting Success
Blue Jeans
BY JOSEPH ARTHUR.
SSE the sensational saw-mill roene.
SEE the barbecue. .
SEE the Rising Sun Roarem Band.
SEE the Christmas tree and Santa
Claus.
Hear the Pine Jruns Quartctte!
Note the Blue Jeans Orchestra!
wm. P. Beers. A gent. ‘ Prices for IthIs-erigagement.
Matinee. Children. 25c. Adults, 50c.
Night, 25c. 50c. 75c
Seats on sale at Plaiated'a and
Weed'a drug stores.
noyr's menus
Tuesday. Oct. 24
Last Season's Big Success.
A PLAY WITH A RECORD.
150 Nights at the Hill Street Theatre.
New York.
"Another Old
Picturesque New England Play. .
Homestead. ' "—Ncw .
York World. 5
Alice S Ives and Jerome H Eddy.
Popular Goods at Popular Prices.
A combination of values andprices that forbid successful competition else-
where is our constant short. Test the result, we ask you?
oonr cases.
For Ladies and Misses, in all the
up-tb-date styles and coloringa.
plain with plaid trimming and plaid
with plain trimming. “.75. worth
89.60; 87.98. worth $11.50. We have
about 50 Suits that we will oder this
week at 01.00, for the 010.00 kind:
810.00, for the 815.00 kind.
Second floor. upper corner.
WRAPPERS.
We will hell 25 dos. Outing Flan-
nel Wrapnra for this week at 98c.
These are our 81.25 quality. Styles
and makes the best.
Second Iioor.
CORSETS.
One more case of those fancy
Black Corsets we sold at half-
prlce last week. at lie. The people
know a good thing. and when The
Boston Store advertises 75c Corsets
at 17c, 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 In complete. We
have them In all the new styles,
makes and culnrlngs. i’lalds
Grays and Oxfords. made with the
new habit back. You can see them
displayed in our Cloak Department.
Second floor.
JACKETS.
For Misses we e secured a
few Jackets that wi I be sure to sell
quick at the price we have marked
them for this week. 81.98. good va-
lue at $7.50. aim Ii. 16 and 18.
Second Iioor.
FUR COLLARETTES.
Electric Seal very full and pure
dye The 84.}0 kind during this
sale at $2. 08.
Skunk Opossum Collarette. made
and Iinishcd equal to anything on
the market, at $7.00, for this sale.
$4.98.
DRESS GOODS.
"When it's new it's here
When it's here it's new."
All Immense variety of cloths and
colorings are here for your Impac-
tIon. Everything that Is dopulan
‘homeapuns. serges and plaids.
50
pieces ‘double laced plaids worth
$2.00 per yd.. at 31 50 All wool
plaid suitable for dress skirts. 81.60
quality, 81.00 the yard.
54-inch Homespuns In Oxfords
and Browns, 81.00 quality. at 75c.
the yard.
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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 16c each. at 10c, 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
your can buy the same quality in
New York.
PATTERNS.
When yell want Paper Patterns oi
course you want the best. lvery-
body knows that Butterick’s are
the only kind that's safe to use.
They cost no more than the poor
You will find a complete stock
on main floor. Mail orders filledh
UN DERW EA R.
We bought two cases of Men's
Gray Wool Shirts and Drawers be.
fore the rise In price. so we"’will
make a leader of this lot at 82c.
They were made to sell at $1.00 and
that is what you will pay elsewhere.
One more case of Men‘s double-
breasted iieeced Shirts, Drawers to
match. at 47c worth 75c. This lot
is the last to he offered at that
price. on the combine have advanced
the price one-third. Ladies' Wor—
sted Vests and Pants. In medium
weight. they came in late. and we
must dispose of them. so have moi-l.»
ed them halt price. 375i". worth 75c.
Ladies' Vests and Pants In sliver
Gray, 10c 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.
8125 Comfortables, 12-4. 89c each.
81. 69 Comfortabies. full size. ’1. 29
each
Blankets. 25 pairs 11- 4 White or
Gray, at $1.30. worth 82.00.
Domct Flannel, In white. 3c and
be, during this sale.
RIBBONS AND LACES.
Fig out In prices for this week's
as e
Pure Silk Taffeta Ribbon. all coi-
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 (iron. Grain, Nos.
1% and 2, at 3c per yard, worth 5c.
No. 4 at do per yard. worth 8c. No.
5 at Go per yard. worth 9c. 500 yds.
of English Torchon and Fancy Cot-
ton Lace. suitable for many things.
selling usually at 10c. for this sale
we out the price in two. 5 cents.
T
SMALL WARES.
500 yds. Spool Cotton. 5c; Fancy
Silk Elastic Webbing, 17c quality.
10c. Lambs-wool trimming. suited
for luiants' Coats. 25c duality. 19c.
HOSIERY.
Men's Wool Socks, in six differ-
ent coloringsgat 125“. The 20¢:
quality.
Just arrived—Another case of
Ladies’ 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 Iinal case
the same price. Elsewhere you
will pay 154: for the same smoking.
BASEMENT.
Large Parlor Brooms, at 15c.
. Japanned Iron Coal riods. 15c.
Decorated Clips and Saucers. 10c.
The Village Postmaster.
With
hilt ARCHER BOYD
In the Title Role, Seth Huggins. The’
Village Postmaster.
Under the management of J. Wesley
Rosenquest.
"A play like both Blue Jeans' and
'The Old llomestead."'—New York
Sun.
“New York has never seen a better
d.rama of rural life than ‘The Village!
'l’ostmaster' The play throughout car- 3
rice with it the smell of new-mown‘
hay. apple blossoms (1 pure country
air, and it will do anybody good to wit-
ness It. To say that it made a hit one
presses It only faintiy."—-New York
Herald.
Prices—25, 50. 15c and 91.00.
Seats on sale at Plaiatcd's and
Weed's Drug Stores.
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HOYT'S THEKTRE.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26d]
F‘Irst big laughing success this menu.
If you are In politics he sure and see It.
Mina Belle flrcher
Surrounded by a magnificent cast of
artists,
presenting this favorite author's
Pet. Comedy,
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3.1 lbs. Granulated Sugar ........ 81.00
23 lbs. Extra C. Sugar ........ $1.00 Flour. 51c bag. or
betteratanvprlce)55cbagor
......................... “.85 hhl.
Inowll'lakaliakingl’owdcr, aBeautifalChiaacilpaadlaneer. armada”
THE P. J. LYNCH
have the most delicious eakeai
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ADVERTISE III THE SEII'IIIIEL:
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Don’t Wait T 00 Long
If 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 confident that
sooner or later you will become our customer, become the merit or our goods will reach you through others.
nu iiiue Prices. I'Iie told: no Advertised he told no u Wu.
Jouea' on Hacker's Snperlatlve
Li‘amoua White Rowe Flour (None Pillsbury'd lieu XXIX floor. “c
l bag. or sue sol.
51h. Pail New Jelly
Our Free Presents given with Tea and Codes a e an attraction in themselves.
WithonepouadCodee,beaasor ground. at”. 37. flnducparib..or 1‘ lb. beat Tea. or 1.9 wood Lyarhs
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]in n of Music. Specialties aha Pretty
, Girls.
; our 1N Luvs eon suns.
[Bonelus Salt Park. Hill for ..... 25c
b“ California liams ..... 's ........ signs.
Bonele. Brenklaat Bacon 101: lb.
.. 17c Butter. very best. Big? Creamery. 230
chateaeof 100 other dilereat articles.
COMPANY,
unnatural.
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IT _SEYMOUR’S STORE.
THE IIAII 'IHAI' 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:
I
Fresh peanut Butter. New raspberry and strawberry Jam. New Maple
Syrup. B. & R. rolled Ox Tongue.
New arrival of Sardines.
New Edam Cheese.
Swiss Cheese, Bouquefort and Old English Club House. Philadelphia Cream and
lNeufchalel Cheese. Pure new currant Jelly. Strawberry sugar Beets.
Pop Corn.
Double cream Cheese; finest in town. Grapes. Oranges. Plums. C‘elery. Let-
tuce, Elegant creamery Butter. Pure Olive Oil.
Ferris' boneless Bacon and
Hams. Huyler’ a sweet Chocolate and Cocoa. New Figs.
i. i. Sillililill, loaning Grocer, 33 West Washington Stool.
Tends coho Read Our Rue.
grown.
luck or liking. People don’ t come here simply out of friendship.
'And pay attention to them, know that it isn’t an accident that our business has
They also know that our trade hasn’ t increased almost daily by reason of
There are these
reasons .why we gain permanent patrons: Polite and courteous service. best quality
of goods. and lowest possible prices.
hasnir'r's on ozone soar, ran CAKE ............................ 3c.
sunsn ccaso silovLonas ................................... age lb.
MAGNOLIA cosoassao niLK, on; ................................. 8c.
4 LB. memos now over ........................................ 13c.
sxras rsncr swm muons. can ex. ........... ......... the
rear aim mom caasunnv BUTTER ............ , .......... zac lb.
:1 LBS. assr onsmmnso SUGAR, iron ........................ rim
:3 nus BX. ('. si'osufiron ........................................ 81.00
New Bork Sirocco) Common,
‘Donocan Bill), 50. Norma“.
hb-h‘l like.“ St. Maw.
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Norwalk Chronicler