within is few days he
. ,. to the 'Itstethe soul
”on? am 0! th-
- - ~ tsa. Tile appro-
pllrpoae is but 022.000
.000 has been collect-
tlve denial is given at
‘ ”t tothe report
Km that Consul General
to be withdrawn from
_ W of his connection
. It is understood that
rehash received in con-
. Mr. Wildman"s conduct
the Far East, but the de-
has not taken any action
‘ ' “he ipresent intention-
.i‘to ”unit him to remain
. of Colonel Hugh H. 0s-
, Norwlc ”takes out of the af-
' t city and toe state one of
citisens. .Mr. Osgood was
his but still alert and inter-
‘ has been for so many years.
mayor of Norwich [for ten
, . ,has held innumerable posh
of trust there. His name was
soon: with integrity and public
Everybody trusted him and he
, ~ the confidence. For many
"so was a great political power in
)art of Connecticut and he used
large influence in a broad and hon-
wsy. lie was the sort of man
makes a community better by he-
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cent. more.
up to no.
‘poouia
. liaay seventeen
our stores laws! variety oi IliahOlssslliilissrythan in any other
store in the, all“. You will find here only strictly fslhhle goods.
We always guersate'e our prises
' be found elsewhere for. '
SUBSCRIPTIOI AGENCY FOR All.
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‘ Prices!
you have wheatrsding here. You will and in
v "sill“
tobe'lowerthansilhilarooossoan
crucial. venous rule wank:
"caller-our Trimmed you Hats, no. worth use
Ladies' Trimmed Golf Hate, the. worth 01.85.
mm’ Trimmed Golf Hats sec, worth also.
Better goods {for ”15.31.7541,”, sew. Every one worth so per
Ladles’ Stylish Trimmed Hats. 01.98, $2.48, $2.98, M, 85, )8, '7, 88,
Fur Felt Alpine Hats. 84c. 98c, $1.85, 81.98, worth half as much more.
'epay one fare on purchase-oi“ or more;
twolansonI'Iymhasss.
E. H. DILLON 6: co.
360 and 362 Main Street,
Bridgeport, Conn.
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POPULAR flUflfllN’Ifl.
_A~OCNTENTED WOMAN.
”in evening“ Hoyt’s A Contented
g . will make her in iai bow to
‘_ k audience, and. at it will
an; audience that will test the seat-
“upaclty of the hall goes without
‘7 As one enthusiastic critic has
A Contented Woman is one
t bouquet culled from all that is
. est in the Hoyt flower garden. it
‘3 tsrformance upon which the dram-
the composer, the costumer. the
artist, the mechanic and the el-
- . have bestowed their highest
, V and for which Dame Nature
'flilkedher handsomest women. it
”Who climax in a series of Hoyt suc-
‘ , which have climbed higher and
until it would seem money and
.had reached their final end."
transect cast ever sent out. will
Mal. headed bv America‘s most
.-. 1 women. Miss Belle Archer.
All EDUCATE!) HORSE SHOW.
the of the greatest novelties of the
’ will down at Hoyt's Theatre.
, Friday and Saturday evenings
laturday afternoon. it is Ms-
. ponies and
.. find it is saidfto be the moat
m s equine uormance trav .
.aetoundln'gpo'thibition of an-
‘ ‘Iagacity. There are six equine
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act wonder. He reads. writes.
. s. counts. picks out colors. writes
name, draws portraits, and other
Melons things. The entire per-'
m is truly wonderful. Even-
prices—25 and 35 ccnts. After-
prices-adults 25c. children inc.
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Gemstock Brothers.
\Dt Kane Shaded our
9on2; ior is“ Business.
...-.- mazes? fa—
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 cod points of strictly first class
hats. 'lnc 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. They are the best hats that skill
and moneg can produce.
We sell t a best 82 Derby in America;
also carry a complete mo of black,
brown and pearl alpines from $1 to
$1.95. and Caps at 25 and 48c.
Novelties in'Boys’ and Children’s Hats
and Caps, Bicycle Caps, Traveling Caps
an ShopCaps. '
Fall Suits and Overcoats.
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ass coals ii in item.
and taillights 7
Generally speakingihsts were never
more artistic in shape than they are
this season.
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Bolid alcohol is a convenience that
the woman who travels never omits
from her grip. J '
The front of a to coat is cut in one
a very isunty effect on a young form.
Trim fur as you ruby with lace. obli-
fon, etc., it alwaysloolls nicer without
these. Cheap furs are chespened by
their addition. and rich ones not im-
proved.
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A piece of black neckwesr will often
relieve a waist of bright color so as to
make it really .nttraotive when other-
wise it would not man he becoming.
Large bows of the dress materials
are taking the places of silk ones on
the street hats and some others. Cash—
mere and any of the soft cloths are
used in this way.
Have you discovered any resem-
blance between the shape and arrange-
ment oi the bows on the front of any
of the new halts to the shamrock leaf?
They are being worn and the imita-
tion is very good. '
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‘The tall young woman has no need
of the long quill in her hat to add to
her height. and so she is just the
woman to wear one of the light gray
felts with a soft, long breast about the
crown. A knot of soft silk conceals
where the breast starts.
Different people wear the same
thing differently. This is nowhere
more apparent and true than among
the plain flannel shirt-waists the la-
dies are all wearing. You'd think
there would be but one way to pllt on
so simple a thing as a plain waist; but
there are several ways.
A good many ladies who admire
-nlumage on hats and refuse to wear it
because it is wrong to kill the birds.
have passed by. through ignorance.
many a handsome piece oi headgear.
After all it would be impossible to ex—
plain that tho plumage was manufac-
tured. and they would think it better
to avoid even the semblance of. wrong.
We are constantly running. upon
liltlc items regarding what we cut.
some of which are conducive to the
enjoyment of food and some are not.
The following was taken from the
Philadelphia Press; An examination
of a sample of roasted coffee berries
seized in Paris allowed them to be en-
tlreiy artificial; chemical analysis dis-
osing ash. gum. dextrine. etc.. and
'he microscope showing grains of
wheat, starch. vegetable debris and
animal hairs.
FREIGHT HANDS OUT.
Employee of Consolidated Strike II New
York-Wages Deduerd.
New York, October Zd—George W.
Brady, superintendent of the freight
yard of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford road at One Hundred and
Thirty-second street and Willis ave-
nue, called at the'Alexanner avenue
police station last night and announc-
cd that there was a strike among the
freight handlers employed by the road.
He said that he wanted a police guard
party of the compani. Mr. Brady said
that until recently the men got 81.15
a day. Later. however the company
'iccided to pay the men by the ton han-
dled. and the freight handlers now
declare that their wages will average
only about 81.10. Last night. when
the night shift of 120 men went at
work, a meeting was held and by a
close vote a strike was ordered. Sixty
of the men walked out at once. and
by midnight they had induced thirty
more to Join them. Although there
was no disorder.‘Roundsman O'Brien
and eighteen policemen were sent to
guard the property. ‘
ism scallop at it‘s ower «in (Mill -'
ft . ’ . Mi sch: 1” ,, Wand Willi? “I '
limits zs‘uml:
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,. and 'Readyeto-Wedrobies. _ ’5.
, Prices in Most Cases'Cut in Two.
A great chance to buy a Dress or Jacket and save money,
Dress Goods.
50 pieceslfancy, satin finish, wool Vé-
notions, worth 750, at 38c yd. ~
10 pieces Fancy Suitings and Fields,
40 in. wide, all now, worth 35c and 296,
at 21c.
50 pces. Homespuns. fine twills, heavy
twills, .colors, Oxfords,«browns, blues.
greens and black, worth 65 and 750, for
this week only 41c.
54 in. Bouclc, Homespnns‘and Storm
Serges, and the. well known Jamestown
fancies. wholesale price today is 85c 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, 43c. ’
10 pieces Scotch Fluids. 54 inches
wide, camel’s hair finish, regular value,
$1.50, for this week, 79c.
Ladies’ Waists.
Black Brilliantine Waists, corded ef-
fects, worth $2 50. at $1.98.
Plaid Waists, lined throughout, per—
fect fitting, $1.50 quality. at 98c.
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CALL 5872.
OUR
Jackets.
Fifty Jackets, in black and navy,.reg-
niar prices. 86.98 to $10.00, choice of the
lot, $5.00.
Twenty-five Jackets, worth $10 and
$12, not many, whilethey last. $7.50.
Misses’ Jackets, sizes 12, 14, 16 and
. l8, regular $6, $7, $7 50 and $7.98 qual-
ities, good choosing at the price, $4.98.
‘Ladies’ Black Cloth Capes, trimmed
with fur and braid, at less than the cost
of making. $8.98 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. .
Ladics’ Suits, not this season’s pur-
chase, but good styles for all that, prices
were as high as $15; choice of the lot,
$5.00.
Ladies’ Tailor-Made Skirts, in serges,
homespuns and reactions. colors, black.
greys. navy and brown, the vest value;
in America, $5.98.
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of the people to our store for seasonable
us say. to you it is
groceries, as a satis
A PROFITABLE RUSH
goods that give
fiprofitable for you to buy our goods ere, as we don’t sell poor
ed customer is our best a vertisement.
THE HIGHEST QUALITY END THE LOWEST PRICES.
Lunch Crab Meat Flakes, Delicious
erfect satisfaction. Let
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14 South Main st," So. Norwalk.
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FRANCHISES.
Chicago, October Zoe—The (‘ouncll
Judiciary Committee has decided to
recommend the adoption of a resolu-
tion authorizing thc mayor to appoint
a commission of several alderman to
gather information on which to base
ordinances for renewal of the. street
0“ Third Regine-t;
Col. Guy Howard shot in an engage-
. meat in the Philippines a few days ago
wasweii known to'many Norwaik boys
. in; the Third Connecticut Regiment
‘ during the late war as part of the
Quartermaster's department. second
any corps headquarters. to which
’ the Third Regiment. belonged.
. Warden. of. Glenbrcok, was
companion to him and after the regi-
meat was mustered out Worden wool
with him for three months to Augus—
ta’ltntil Colonel Howard sailcd for the
v‘mllvplnesrwben Worden came home
mm intention of joining him
in the new possessions. Colo-
‘ Howard was well liked by the men
Ibo are sorry to hear of his death.
. am 10 con!" hole.
1” Wren erm- W. Ferris, where
Wise Regimes Tile-l.
:Yutsrday afternoon in the Bridge-
”. Probate Court Judge E. P. Nobbr
George W. Ferris and John
Mil. the minor children: of John
will Margaret Fcrria. of Chester
‘ that city, to the county tern-
home for negicco-d and depen—
at Norwa‘lk. The com-
made through Elbert 0.
. ting attorney for thc
» . Humane Society upon an-
d the father of the children
. chimed that his wife was
, and the children were de-
, m fluted and dependent
J . _ « . 'ntorney had investi-
latter and thought it ad-
. ‘ the children be sent in
M stated that he was
h break on his home in Chester
The children are respectively
”I Ive years of age. .
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sooner or later you will become our on
Snowflakelskisg Powder,aBeaatlialChinCa
ADVERTISE Ill THE 'SENTINEL
Don’t Wait
[f you want to take‘advantage of the enormous reductions in Groceries now going
on at The P. J. Lynch Stores.
and with their arrival wensake New Prices. We are confident that
stealer, because the merit of our goods will reach you through others.
Read llltit Prion. i'lli Goods lloi idllrlitgll he told Just as Cheap.
21 lbs. Granulated sour ........ also Jones' or Hacker’s superlative
23 lbs. Extra c. sum ........ also incur. 51o bag, or a. ...... use bhl.
Famous White Rose Flour (None '
hetterstsnyprleslficbagor l
New Season's Goods have now arrived.
.............. “.85 hill.
wolsloswwse
With one pound Coffee, beans or ground. at
mammalian“
Pillsbury's Best XXX! Flour. 60¢
bag. or ..... sass bbl. ”we" ”Mimi 3““ 19° “’-
51b. Pail New Jelly 17c nutter, very lie-tiles: Creamery. 23c
Our Free Presents given with Tea and Codes are an attraction in. themselves.
Innuendfle
pandflasoar.
THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,
railroad franchises. 'lhe commission
is given power to gather information
and make recommendations regarding
the questions of terminals, transfers.
motive power, rates of fare. municipal
ownership, compensation/to be paid
the city. tunnels, accommodation of
passengers and other 3 and con-
ditions on which franchises should be
extended.
Too Long
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.nooelm SaltPorkxz lbs for 25c
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California Hams .............. Gific lb.
psrlb.,or lfi lb. heat Tea. or is pound Lynch's
arrest-choices of me other diluent-tildes.
’ soft Shell Crabs, Little Neck Clam
Chowder, Pure Sweet Rosy Butter and
Fresh Eggs. Delicious Pure New Maple
Syrup. New Buckwheat Flour, Ralston
Health Club Breakfast Food. New Rai-
sins, Citron. Figs. Dates, Lambs’ Ton-
gue in Glass. Beachnut biiceu Beef and
3 Bacon in Glass, Tenny's Fresh Peanut
=‘ Brittle, Finest Asparagus Tips on the
market, a full line ncw pack of Canned
Fruits and Vegetables, Ferris' Hams
and Boneless Bacon, Cheese, Double
Crcam, Old English. Swiss. Roquefort,
Edam. Pineapple. Meadow Sweet, Mc-
Claren's. Club-House. Philadelphia
Cream, and Ncufchatel; Elegant Cof-
fee and Tea.
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CHAS. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer, 33 West Washington St
~ Yellow Mb Road Car ads:
And pay attention to them, know that it isn’t an accident that our business has
grown. They also knowthat 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
New Articles
on the
Market
that Demand
Your
Attention.
of goods, and lowest possible prices. .
BABBITT’S 0R OZONE SOAP, PER CAKE ......................... ... 3c
SUGAR CURE!) SHOULDERS ................................... 6951: lb.
MAGNOLIA CONDENSED MILK, CAN ................... ............. 8c
4 LB. PACKAGE GOLD DUST ........................................ 13c
'lxras rsscr swam muons, ran rk. ........... . ........... 15c ’
VERY BEST ELBIN CREAIERY BUTTER ...................... 23c lb. /
, 21 LBS. BEST GRANULA'I‘ED SUGAR. FOR ........................ 31.00
‘ 23 LBS. EX. C. SUGAR, FOR ........................................ $1.00
New Bork 8r seen; Compass,
annals-lust,
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RousngSi‘ale of DrcSS Goods
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