. .Ioeaevelt.‘ of New York,
a the New York State Associa-
“sthers a few days ago. on the
rear boys’. umi M. on the
the say sis-id is permitted
Ilkl he: “A boy, that won't
. worth his salt. ‘He will be
“lite. and is a coward. Teach
"‘ in his-'strsngth on the side
‘ Do not punish him
he ll light.” "
. . “I'M-1"“
‘ the session of the legislature
. ~ tilting machine was exhibited
attuned much attention. From
the inventor took it to hiss.
" That state has a commis-
examine such inventions. The
' . hll reported that it finds
tbs exception of a trifling
hich is easily remedied, "a con-
, hippie and satisfactory means
and of ascertaining the true
Statements prepared by the auditor
' the post-.oflic'e department at Wash-
Jigtol. showing the gross receipts for
ll! maidentlnl postmffloes during the
“I! year ended June 30. 1899. give
tfl receipts for the New England
m as $9H027013 against 88717152
thspi'evious year, making a gain of
«1. Connecticut has a total of
.4015” against 81,347,550 the pre-
vious-year. Of this sum Hartford is
Quilted with $260,722, New Haven with
5:41.“: and Bridgeport with 3107,-
m.
A Wisconsin dentist claims to have
x lhllt completed an invention that will
lie the greatest of its kind ever con-
solved. The invention is called a
fpholotype writer. and the inventor
’ liliins that by talking into an ordinary
phonograph the keys of a typewrlting
Whine will be worked by electricity
lid will record any dictation verbatim
1‘ how the vibrations of the voice
with the aid of electricity Operates the
he" of the typewriter the doefor re-
to divulge, claiming that it is his
loom until the machine is perfectet
ill! a patent secured, but he claim:
it is very simple: "we
The state treasurer's office has math,
up and published another year's con-
tinuation of the very valuable table
Ming the receipts and expenses of
’15s state for a period of ten years
is full of interesting and suggestive
(gets. The funded debt of the stair
h- clsh on hand is given as 82 557
5.”. This is $220,000 less than 2
your earlier and 8560.000 less than if
'15”. The debt was at it‘s highes
point in 1897 whenit stood $3.ll7.l72.
50. But the improvement is not am
so much to economy of expenditures as
to the great gain in receipts. Then
is but one year in the list of ten when
3 '- the expenses foot 11p as much as th:
" inst year. In 1899 they were $2,330.-
280. These weres lightly surpassed lr
_ 18% with 82,550,050. _ The receipts
for 11199 were 32.749.213.20. These
are nearly $150,000 more than in any
previous year.—-Hartford Codrant.
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DIIYZI 007 0? llflflllst
I'aa [marge-ts Killed and 111W
tsred hr Byrle’s Ian. '
Wllhlngton. October iii—The Wax
Department has received the followlpi
cabiegram: i
Manila. October 24.
Hughes reports Pansy insurgent:
driven out of Negros. Bymes 1.trucl
the hand. killed ten. captured thirteen
Native troops struck another band
killed six. No casualties.
i Signed.)
OTIS
REPAIRS AT THE CAPITOL.
The two new platforms ml the ate]
for the repairs to the north front of thc
.at Hartford to replace atonei
broken by the gas explosion savers
weeks ago. were received yesterday
fro- the Millstone quarries. Contra--
g Tryon had a force of men at work
3 y afternoon getting them rea-
I] to set. Other men have been at
WI tor sereral days replacing the
We which were thrown out oi
by the force of the explos. on
. total cost of the remlra will bi
) lhllt 32.500 i i
. CORPORATION NOTES..
The Outer Art Company has been
W at Waterbury with a capital
‘ M.W paid in cash and 380.
ll dual and lixturea. at Nos. 1354::
fill street. 1
he loltowese Brick Company. of
’0' Raven has increased its capita‘
"M 835.000 to bus. 000. all the lucrm
tail ilcash.
Norwalk Golf Club Corp ration
Ill heel organised :1 Norwalk as 1
without ca tal. The prra
h Robert a. Van Burch and th
.m,’ is Frederick Hill.
. BIGET IN BEA
Melons Buckwheat Cakes m1 art
Mall-enlaymr-outhareinat
m the peofia want now. Harler'r
W is the hind your mother
' all you cannot do better than
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inery
Popular Mill
.IPop‘iilar PriCes.
Many advantages you have when trading here. You will and in
our store a larger variety of High Class Mlllinery than in any other
store in the state. You will find here only strictly reliable goods.
We always guarantee our prices to be iowlr than similar goods can
be found elsewhere for.
SPECIAL VALUES 'i‘illfl W.Eicl{
I--f.'b|ldrens' Trimmed Felt lists. 76c. worth 8t. 25.
Ladies Trimmed Golf irate. the. worth Si. 25.
. Ladies' Trimmed Golf lists 980. worth $1.60. ‘
Better goods for $1.26, 81.76, ”.98. $2.60. Every one worth 50 per
'cent. more.
Ladles' Stylish Trimmed Hats. 81.08. $2.48. $2.98. 84. $5. to. $7. is.
up to 820.
For Pelt Alplue‘iiats. 84c, 98c. 81.35, ”.98, worth half as much more.
'epayonetauoupurehaaeaofuormore;
twofarssonl'lpurchases.
E. 11. DILLON a co.
360 and 362 Main Street. Bridgeport, noun.
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NBSORIPTIOI IOEIBV FOR ALL IlGlZlIES.
Suzlcribl or Renew Your Su‘blorip
The Ladies’ Home Journal
Wm. P. Beers. Agent.
BOOKS, STITIOIERY, EIGRIVIIO.
‘9 Wall Street.
Norwaik. Conn
Comatook 31' others.
We Kano Coated our
9on5 tor '53“ Bounces.
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. inc quality, superior workman-
ship aud the most advanced style.
'1 hey are the kind which appeal to good
dressers and are recognized by the fol-
lowers of fashion as correct in every
way. 'lhey are the best hats that skill
and money can produce.
We sell the best 82 Derby in America;
also carry a complete line of black,
brown and pearl alpincs from $1 to
$l, 95. and Caps at 25 and 4&2.
Novelties m Boys and Children’ 3 Hats
and Caps, Bicycle Cans, Traveling Caps
and Shop Caps.
Fall Suits and Overcoats.
..Cams’tock 3r others,
i14 South Main sh, So. Norwalk. -
m de MILFORD A. GIFFIN,
manna.
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'l‘be blossom cannot tell what he-
comes of its odor: and no man can tell
.what becomes of his influence and an-
ample that roll away from him and go
bei'ond his item—Beecher.
The first case of really tight sleeves
l have seen this season iw“ when.
only a couple of eve gs since. a
young gentleman and l were on the
same outgoing train. Wh on they Were
comfortably seated it suddenly occur-
red to the young lady that her back
comb might be getting loose; so.
she could neither see t. our reach it
on account of her tight sleeves. hill'
companion. made aware of her dis.
fleas, laid down his paper and pushed
gently on the comb two or three times
to assure the wearer that it was so-
cure.
For wear when really cold weather
gets here some ladies who have heard
about them are having boas made of
Velvet and lace. The velvet is roach-
ed. as the chiffon and satin has been.
and the color may be any desired
White ones are lovely.
An attic chamber furnishes a aplen-
dld, opportunity for the arrangement
of a dlvan with valance overhead. be-
neath which to take one's afternoon
nap. A better effect is obtained if
the roof is not too slanting. that is.
unless your dlvan is very wide. The
dlvan should be rolled back against
the wall, and of course tile best pmce
for it is a corner. Then, high enough
above it and so as to look well and
be. directly over the front edge of the
dived. hang a short valance of silk
on a rod, so there will be no sagging.
Of course there must be an abundance
of pillows to make It comfortable.
Empress cloth is used for child-
ren's dresses. lirlght reu is a popular
colon. _ g
'A cloth with satin finish has velvet
spots dotted over its surface.
One would hardly go astray if they
mid the majority of winter fiata would
have velvet for a foundation.
A coat of Persian lamb has rovers
of satin richly embroidered.
Shamrock-green velvets, cloths.
silks. buttons. etc. are talked about
and displayed.
Overcoming the world implies over-
~omlng a state. of worldly anxiety.
Worldly nicn are almost incessantly
in a fever of anxiety lest their worldly
schemes should fall. But the man
who gets above the world gets above
this state of ceaseless and corrodlng
1nxlety.—Charles (i. Pinney.
By “toque" now we mean 11 round
hat without a brim and worn by wo-
men. The. same name once applied to
a style of head covering worn by both
men and women.
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. There are some meats which. even
hougli you like them rare. you
:hould never eat except when well
'ookcd. The strongest constitution
ulccumba after a time to improper
food or good food cooked improperly.
A muff which is being made for a
certain tall young Woman has several
ncnds on the front of It. and it has
he appearance, until she gets near to
mo. of being 11 handful. yes. two
ill’iflilii full. of animals, whatever they
lie. ., ’
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More pains must be taken with a
link of warmed-over food than when
.he some is first prepared. else it will
Jint tempt the appetite. in the hands
if u skilful cook the warmed-over
its!) is often the more tempting be-
cause the more pains is taken both in
preparing and garnishlng.
Business women who like best to
wear wash waists are having wash
:lanuels made up without linings to
take the place of the muslin ones they
ire wearing now. Light flannels can
be selected if those are most becom-
ing. and even they they will not need
washing so often as the cotton and
linen ones. and that means a saving in
Prices in most cases out iotwo.
and save money.
CloSing Sale‘of Dress Goods
and Ready-to-Wearnbles.
MAIN. a WALL smears NORW 1... cont
t
, A great chance to buy a Dress or Jacket
Dress "Goods.
50 pieces fancy, satin finish, wool Ve-
notions, worth 750, at 880 yd.
10 pieces Fancy Suitings and Plaids,
40 1o. wide. all now, worth 350 and 29c,
at 21c
50 pces. Homespuns, fine twills, heavy
twills, colors, Oxfords. browns, blues,
greens and black, worth 65 and 75c, for
this week only 4lc.
54111. Boucle, llomespuns and Storm
Serges, and the well known Jamestown
lot, $5.00.
Jackets.
Fifty Jackets, in black and navy, reg-
ular prices. 36.98 to $10.00, choice of the
a“
, 'l‘wentyvfive Jackets, worth $10 and
312. not many, while they l.~:
' Misses’ Jackets, sizes 12,
18, regular $6, $7, $7 50 and ,
ities, good choosing at the price, $4.98.
Ladies’ Black Cloth Capes, trimmed
with fur and braid, at less than the cost
of making, $3.98 and $2.50.
t. $7.110.
fancies. wholesaleprice today is She a
yd, for the week the price here is 66c.
Black Taffetta Silk, pure dye, quality
limited, 59c. ‘
45 in. Black Henrietta, fine silky fin-
ish, worth 75c., this week, 436.
10 pieces Scotch Plaids. 54 inches
wide, camel’s hair finish, regular value,
$1.50, for this week, 79c.
at $5.98.
at $8.98.
Ladies’ Waists.
Black Brilliantine Waists, corded,ef-
fects, worth 82 50, at $1.98.
Plaid Waists, lined throughout, per-
fect fitting, 31.50 quality, at 98c. '
$5.00.
Golf Capes, etc.
Ladies’ Golf Capes, of double face
cloth, full size, well made, worth $9.50,
Black Cloth Capes, very neatly trimm-
ed, suitable for elderly ladies, worth 812,
Ladies' Suits, not this season's pur—
chase, but good styles for all that, prices
were as high as $15; choice of the lot,
Ladies’ Tailor-Made Skirts, in serges.
homespuns and venetians. colors, black.
grays, navy and brown, the vest value
in America, $5.98.
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STORE
A PROFITABLE RUSH
of the people to our store for seasonable goods that give erfect satisfaction.
Let
us say to you it is profitable for you to buy your goods ere, as we don’t sell poor
groceries, as a satisfied customer is our best advertisement
‘ THE HIGHEST QUALITY END THE LOWEST PRICES.
Lunch Crab Meat Flakes. Delirious
laundry bills. ,
The furnishings of sleeping rooms!
we getting to be as guy as the hats|
Lllfl dresses. if a room is furnished'
.imply. a gay touch in given by bright-
:olored spreads and draperies on oeda
and tables. gay pillows on the couch.
1nd guy cushionson the chairs. Cur-
tains are usually best of white, but
even here color is pcrmiasabic. One
with four large windows has all of
them hung with muslin on which
there are great red dots.
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Occasionally you will meet in this
dreary world the father of a family
of girls who wears a new overcoat
but you will never come up with such
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Don’t Wait Too
soonerorlsteryouwulbecomsonrcnatomar.baeansathemsrit'¢ourgoeds
Bud these Pacts. The Goods llol Advertised in
2i lba Granulated Sugar ........ 81.00 or We Bupsrlatlva l
23 lbs. Extra C. Sugar ..... ... 81.00
Famous White has Flour (Nae
betteratanypriee)“ehagor |
Jonea'
Piflshlry'lfllltmm. “8
tall. or ........ ........ “.55 Dbl.
5 lb. MN" Jelly .............. 11¢
WithaaepoundCoifae.beaasor ground. stuff, uaadaeperlh. or
Snow mum Powder, aheautlfli Chill Cupandsauasr. oryonrehoiea":
armament. ‘ .
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 conflde'nt that
Flour. 571: “I. or " " "" 54.50 “Heallfornia Hams .............. lilac lb.
Our Free Presents given with Tea and Cofiee are an attraction in themselves.
THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,
a father who can aford to have his
teeth filled.
Long
will reach you through others.
Sold Jill ti Glittll.
Boneless “normals-"tor 25c
Boneless Breakfast Bacon 101: lb.
Butter. very best. ElgialCreamery. 23c
lb. beat Tea, or 56 pound Lynchs
at 100 other dilarelt
lees mm
soft Shell Crabs. Little Neck Clam
Chowder. Pure Sweet Rosy liuttcr and
Fresh Eggs. Delicious Pure New Maple
Syrup. New Buckwheat Flour, Ralston
ilcalth ('lub Breakfast Food, New Rai-
sins. Citron. Figs, Dates. Lambs' Ton-
gue in Glass. Beachnut hilceo Beef and
Bacon in Glass. Tenny's i-‘resh Peanut
Brittle. Finest Asparagus Tips on the
market, a full line new pack of Canned
Fruits and Vegetables. Ferris' Home
and Boneless ilacon, Cheese. Double
Cream, Old English. Swiss, Roquefort.
Edam. Pineapple, Meadow Sweet. Mc-
Claren’s, Club- House. Philadelphia
Cream. and Neufchatel: Elegant Cof-
fee. and Tea.
Everything new, natty and nice here.
THIS
WEEK:
New Articles
on the
Market
that Demand
Your
‘ Attention.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer, 33 West Washington St
Pooch; who Road Car ads;
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 here simply out of friendship.
There are these
reasons why we gain permanent patrons: Polite and courteous service, best quality
of goods. and lowest possible prices.
BABEITT'S on ozous soar, run caxu ............................ 31:
smart CURE!) suodLDuns ....................... . ........... “fie lb.
uaouoma concussion 1111.1t, can ......... . ....................... so
i 1.13. rscxli‘os noun DUST ............ . ................... ' ........ 13c
nxm rancv swnn'r muons. run PK. ........... . ........... 150
your user mom casausav our-run ...................... 23c lb.
21 LBS. nusr oaauuunuo SUGAR, son ........................ 31.00
23 [.88. ex. c. SUGAR, r011 ........................................ 81.00
New Bork Sirocco; Compano,
Norwalk Chronicler