m otponnsoticut to lion asks that an inde- . ”so.“ "be estsblish— m" "m . , ’ .3 Ladies' Btyils , do, . h , up to 830. J. l. 0' .waufl «s ~ [loser of popular m hall's hard istruggl rout: when he becsm is malls ‘in the snails to colon added to the in W‘ "a. . ‘ t3 . , tollie'no danger of item Schisy’s ugh-t ‘becoming tot he received at the Dewey cel- "V ' honeys he "felt deeply touch the generous and affectionatt . . accorded to me in New York ( some danger from a swellini toward my people. who i IIIV‘ ‘ loved, but I shall not went1 1 : , hat because of such affec ' ‘ demonstrations." - new golf‘club starts of! with r membership. and with ever: m of becoming a prosperous ant ”blur organization. it has made .' wise choice of officers, and has secur . grounds well adapted to the game ”more outdoor sports like golf ani W the better. They are health ‘ and health-makers, not only fo players themselves, but also for th , . tors. The latterzget the fresi hit, 1! they don’t the exercise. The Supreme Court of Michigan ha Meltdown a decision declaring tha- ‘ errfe Hoover Abbott. who re W a majority of the votes fo ' . ngAttorney ongernnw coun pm you. was not eligible to tha' under the state constitution. I " y of the Judges are of the opin . ‘ a woman cannot hold a pub “on. in the absence of an apron ‘ on in the constitution. or ii statute permitting her to do Si . are not authorized to vote ii ‘igan. and the general rule is stat be that a person must be an else to have the capacity to hold an of , ”Some doubt on this point is full m byChief Justice Cooley in hi hated treatise on constitutions ' . where he days: "When hither by constitution nor by statut the qualifications for office pre had. any one is eligible who pas m the elective franchise. Whethe lid converse is true—that one not at. W cannot hold office in the ab of written law on the subject i: possibly open to direction." The on Illa! odds, however, that in Wiscou in it has been decided that only iii elector can hold officei and says the 'is probably the general under ~ mill- ' 4 BATHING AND NOSE BLOW'ING. A lumber of people come home fron mmde quite deaf. and very many _ if not deaf. are much harder of hearing than when they left home. The calm of this is blowing the nose alter bathv ' I.‘ 0! course one blows his nose becausi , is some salt water in it. whici =m him uncomfortable. The warm its forces into the little eiistachi'in tub- , H runs from behind the nose to thi. ' . Here the water remains for days “the particles of salt set up inflamo filth. The next step is that the en. tube gets blocked and remains "Jo's" so permanently. causinc W Incas. OI should always wait some timi V ”I! both before blowing youi and then you should do it gently. m TIHES IN BILLVILLE. I”? forget-a load’ of wood w‘l ‘ ’III the paper for sin month!I . ass that it is cut stove length it five no axe. to Colonel Jones for a gal- ‘ ,flyle ayrup. As soon as we can i” a Irstot bread we’ll be able to am. ”a padded our linen duster fl”! blanket. and stuled all . slam panes with last W. let the cold wave In the RMIM' iii-iii: m) Making t e , W , have come. 1 ‘ 9"” the holidays sin-hiss is an saw families. havias , who" towns»- Whitsstone. lg. i.. that blic knew thatthe su- We m Coach Alleld Poverty now was a col- wsre in giant demand. damsel.» mi... us- it!" operation-pi that bureau list. making a total of 739 carriers now on the rolls is of four per cent, over tht year. The gross receiptt ' .W of almost‘f ' hr his head. Writing of the re- our store a ismrysristy store in the stats. You wil We always guarantee our prion t be found elsewhere 1 r. . SPECIAL vswns rats WEEK: Thinner Trimmed can Hats. lficmwortli v.25. Lsdiss' Trimmed Golf Hats. 75c, worth $1.25. Lsdios' Trimmed Golf Hats 98c,'worth $1.50. Better goods for ”.25. $1.75, $1.08. ”.50. Every one worth 50 per , . , m. . y. Popular Prices. ~ Many advantages you have when trading- hers. , You will find in f High‘Class Millinsry than in any other land here only strictly reliable goods. h Trimmed lists. rm, sass. 82.58. a. is. '6. ii. 38. Fur Felt Alpine Hits. 84c, 98c. 81.35. 81.98. worth half as much more. Vamdnofuoonpurchasesofuormors; o be lower than similar node can iii-boils? ’ ' 21d and young authoring litmus c " ' ~‘u ' ‘l .. , A flood many street gowns fasten at one end both waist and skirt. A neck piece of fur has its front hung with fur bails instead of mud. The lisht felt he that sell so easily. and when sol -sre perfectly hideous, may be cleaned by using . French chalk. Jet is exceedingly popular for decor- ating the waists of gowns, but it is used very sparingly on tho skirts. ”A waist of black ts‘seta polka~dot- ted with bright red is made with a wait of black gulpurs over bright red out n. . \ The garnet and pi -coiored cloths are increasing in nuin rs. They both seem to be very popular colors. Black satin makes a better lining for lace than black silk (i mean for small pieces like vests and yokes) be- cause it is brighter. twofareson" purchases. A golden brown Venetian cloth is made up with an abundance of c creamy mousellne de sole about the E H DILLON & CO waist and trimmed with gold braid. I. . ... O . - A bell-shaped cud may not be as 360 and 362an Street. Bfldggpofl’ Conn. comfortable on a driving cost as Sithflltl/PTIOI Wm. P. .9 Wall Street. as. all the hats. lowers way. ‘ brown uvvvb-uvvv'.‘oo.an............... :1 lbs. Granulated Sugar 13 lbs. Extra C. Sugar ..... r‘amous White Rose flour (No'no ter at any price) “a bag or ........... ..... ..... .0416 bbl. lib. Pail New Jolly remiss“ (low I .. a»- .... v"; Comstcck Br other We um faceted our Suns lot '5a\\ Business. And loaded them right._ We’re aiming at the beads of the media our town. We have the right ammunition. It embodies ADVERTISE .le THE SENTINEL 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 .ooncr or later you will become our customer. lessor roa All. 0 MW ~Quinton"). or Renew Your Subscrip- tion to The Ladies’ Home Journal THROUGH Beers, Agent. soaks. STATIOIERY, ENGRAVIIB. Norwaik. Conn t ._.. ._ _ .. z .3- uod points of strictly first class ll'lne Quality, superior workman- ship and the most advanced style. They are the kind which appeal to good dressers and are recognized by the fol- of fashion as correct in every They are the best bars that skill and mono . . We sell t. e best $2 Derby in also carry a complete line can produce. ' . America; of black, and pearl alpines from $1 to 1.95. and Caps at 25 and 4&3. ovelties in Boys’ and Children’s Hats and Caps, Bicycle Caps, Traveling Caps and Shop Caps. Fall Suits and Overcoats. Comstcckflbr others .14 South Main st., So. Norwalk. I’ws ”limo. aalh.‘ ‘ 5 “111.013. / x00.0.00...OOIOOIOOOIOOOCIIOOOO00....O 81.00 Jones' or Hacker’s Bupsrlatlvc Boneless Salt Pork, 2 the for ..... 25c 81.00 Flour, 57c bag. or “.50 bbl. Califomla llama .............. 6%6 lb- l’illsbury‘l Best xxxx Flour, 80o bag. or ......... u.“ bbl. Boneless Breakfast Bacon 10o lb. ground, at 25. 27. so and 32¢ per lb., or and Saucer. or your choice THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY, ”momentum. IIGIZIIES. 0 because the merit at our goods will reach you through others. lead then Prices. The Goods llot Advertised in Soil list I, Chill. 17c Butter. very best, Elg. Creamery. 23c Our Free Presents given with Tea and Codes are an attraction in themselves. With one pound Coffee. beans or how Flake Baking Powder. a Beautiful China Cup it close one, but' it is a stylish design. The rovers on puch a cost are elab— orately embroidered. * A school dress for a miss is of dent blue cheviot of heavy weight for skirt. and bright red French flannel for waist that has its yoke crossed Wltlll‘ black velvet ribbon like lattice‘ wor . ——.....____. . Frills of chiffon finish the edge of a fur wrap that does, not reach beyond the shoulders at thc'back, but has long stole ends that are also finished with the chiffon. ——~——_..._.____ A certain little girl looks like a miniature woman when she is dress- ed for school. She wears a plaid skirt, plain wool shirt-waist, golf cape and felt walking hat. This little miss is twelve years old. ——__........_____ ' A set. of boiilliion cups would be ap- ‘irecluted by your friend who is just wing to housekeeping. if you can af- 'nrd to send the spoons. too. your ill" will probably not. be duplicated by any one. ' it's an easy matter this season to transform a plain waist into an elab- yd, for the week the price here is 66c. limited. 59c. ish, worth 75c., this week, 43c. wide, camel’s hair finish, regular value, $1550, for this week, 79c. . is .. l. asl- ‘8 "AL 'STREETS ' NOR _) it t!) i‘ h i. w.” ‘ . ‘LKliC. w , ‘ I , a O ‘r \ ....- I Rousing Sale of Dress Coeds ~ and Ready-to-Wearables. Prices in Most Cases Cut in Two. A great chance to buy a Dress or Jacket and save money. Dress Goods. Jackets. 50 pieces fancy. satin finish. wool Ve- Fifty Jackets, in black and navy, reg- netiflnfli worth 75c, at 330 yd. ular prices. 36.98 to $10.00, choice of th ‘10 pieces Fancy Suitings and Plaids, 10% ”-00- ‘ 40 in. wide, all now, worth 35c and 29c, Twenty-five Jackets, worth $10 and at 21C. 812, not many, while they last. $7.50. 50 pces, Homespung, fine twins, heavy Missos' Jackets, sizes 12. 14, 16 and twills, colors, Oxfords. browns, blues, 18. regular $6. 87, $7.50 and $7.98 qual- grcens and black, worth 65 and 750, for ities, 800d choosing at the price, $4.98- this week only 4lc. Ladies’ Black Cloth Capes, trimmed with fur and braid, at less than the cost of making. $3.98 and $2.50. Golf Capes, etc. Ladies’ Golf Capes, of double face cloth, full size, well made, worth $9.50, at $5.98. ‘ ' Black Cloth Capes, very neatly trimm- ed, suitable for elderly ladies. worth $12, at $8.98. Ladies’ Suits. not this season’s pur- .cbase, but good styles for all that, prices 54in. Bouclc, Homespuns and Storm Serges, and the well known Jamestown fancies. wholesale price today is 85c a Black Taffetta Silk, pure dye, quality 45in. Black Henrietta, fine silky fin- 10 pieces Scotch Fluids, 54 inches orate one by patronizing the counters of fancy neckwenr. Some of these pieces are long enough to conceal al‘ most the entire front of one's waist and yet look well it one is tall. —-——._______ A simple finish for the upper part of 1 sleeve in made by crossing a num’ iic-r of bands of narrow braid or OtilPl' fiat trimming. Start say five or new in rows from the front of the arm's- ‘ye obliquely across to the back senm if the sleeve. Start other live or sev- ‘II from the back of the arm's-eye and bring them in the slime way to the front seam. Where they cross a pret- ty piece of lattice-work is produced. —-——__“_ STORY .OF‘ NOSlaS. __ I Why Renowned Generals Had a Na- sal Organ of Roman Type. The features are developed [by tho mind. A child that is reared amid pleasant surroundings and whose mind is filled with pleasant thoughts. will have a pleasing face.‘ The shape of the nose and chin will ill‘ a Roman nose. no matter how little or how sniibby his proboscis may have been when he was born. The Greeks had straight. delicate. finely chiseled noses because their tactics are artistic and poetic. You never saw a poet or an artist with a Roman or snub nose. did you? On the other blind. it would be hard to find a great general who had not a Roman nose. Get picturcsuif Alex- ander tlic (ll‘llktl. Napoleon. Wellington. Washington or Grant. and sec if they have not all got big. strong noses of the Romanesque typo. Yet it is qlllli‘ safe to say that if we. could have por- traits of all the personagcs. taken in infancy, we Would find their olfactory organs little pudgy affairs like thou.n of the common run of babies. These. men were not great generals because they had Roman noses. they had Ro- man noses because they were great generals—San Francisco Bulletin. Lgon C New Prices. We are confident that of use. best Tea. or it pound Lynch's e of 100 other different articles. fects, worth $2 50. at $1.98. feet fitting. $1.50 quality. at 98c. W were as high as $15; choice of the lot, $5.00. ' ‘ Ladies’ Tailor-Made Skirts, in serges, bomespuns and venetians. colors, black, grays, navy and brown, the vest value in America, $5.98. Ladies’ vWaists. Black Brilliantin‘e Waists, corded ef- Plaid Waists, lined throughout, per- (OHOHOHOHO)(OHONOHOHOHO) (O)(.HOHO)(O)(Oi(O)(O)(O)(O)(O) (O)(.)(O)(.)(O)(O)(OHOHOMO) (O) “Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay. (0) t.) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) i.) l.) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (9) (O) l.) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (I) i.) (O) (O) (O) ”chinks-2.“ pend nti i upon the strength and characte: ofrtehg A I i SE i MOUR’S i s I ORE mental faculties. . At 10 ii boy’s nose may be small and ‘ ’ turned Iup at tiielend. at if Iilt may have crown or 'c t " A II Li may; be.“prrrfii’ilbuiiioilragmazlldlltifll PROFITABLE RUS I open I ii hi i d. . ' . . The “0.33:, hill?“ "mum“, W, of the people to_ our store for seasonable goods that give rfect satisfaction. 1‘“ grgdfieglbgdurntczegf $216: 833:3; us say. to you if is rofitable for you to buy your goods ere, as we don t 8011 D001' “mm d,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,m 5,}. . m... groceries, as a sails ed customer is our best advertisement- THE HIGHEST QUALITY END THE LOWEST PRICES. Lunch Crab Meat Flakes. Delicious soft Shell Crabs. Little Neck Clam WEEK. I .' New Articles on the Market that Demand Your Attention. 4 sins. Citron. Pigs, Dates, Lambs’ Ton- xue in Glass. Beachnut blit‘efl Beef and Bacon in Glass. Tenny's l‘rcsh Peanut Brittle. Finest Asparagus Tips on the murkct, a full line new pack of Canned Fruits and Vegetables. Ferris' Hams and Boneless Bacon. Cheese. Double Cream. Old English, Swiss, Roquefort. Edam, Pineapple. Meadow Sweet, Mc- Claren's, Club-House. Philadelphia Cream. and Neufchatei; Elegant Cof- fee and Tea. Everything new. natty and nice here. Leading Chowder, Pure Sweet Rosy Butter and Fresh Eggs, Delicious Pure New Maple l HAS. E. SEYMOUR, Health Club Breakfast Food. New Ral- West Washington St 13mph. who Rad?” ills. And pay attention to them, know that it isn’t an accident that our business has grown. luck or liking. People don ’t come here simpl reasons why we gain permanent Theyalso know that our trade hasn’t increased almost daily by reason of y out of friendship. There are these patrons: Polite and courteous iervice, best quality goods. and lowest possible prices. BABBITT'B OR OZONE SOAP, PER CAKE ............................ 30 SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS ................................... 63ft: lb. MAGNOLIA CONDENSED HILK, CAN ................................. 8c 4 Lil. PACKAGE GOLD DUST ............ .. ........................... 13c EXTRA FANCY SWEET POTATOES, PER PK. ........... . ........... 15c , VERY BEST WIN CREAMERY BUTTER ................... ' 23c lb. Zl Lilb‘. BEST GRANULA'I‘ED SUGAR. POI! ........................ 81.00 23 LBS. EX. C. SUGAR, FOR ........................................ $1.00 New Bork Qrocctu European, ll‘lll STEEL Will. ‘Dououan 36.9, St. Knob}. 35-31 Main SEEMHK
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