' i. must have change in the one. by on the day before the reaction in the steady way Weight rates to- As tht improve- “ W of business pressing zrsiiro'sds. it is tvldent um trailic returns will W What these days that private and positive in- to what the Vanderbilt: do next in the railroad the Connecticut news- toannot elect the next presla ”to Consolidated road forfeits . enterprise The report directors are about to leave - 'to the newspapers of the . , _. ,Bhrter,'of Stamford, is set- good example in enforcing no fir «the candidates in the recent cation. who have neglected 1.0 it statement of their expenses. The Y‘ negligence is reported in other itlea, and the Stamford ex- ‘may find some followers. Which t and proper. What's the goon ,lsw that's too good to be enforce Y i—Nsw Haven Palladium. hi the Waterbury American: A ' education in Connecticut is Med with some exasperating re- nts this year. A Yale student har- before the police court for kissing 1'] on the street and the policI that they propose to put a stop it business. At Middletown. students receive college aid have to sign a not to visit saloons or drink in- an liquor. What are the boys tag to do? They can't all play foot~ for everybody today there is more dilution in living than there was in ‘ golden ages of the fathers ant . . bars of the present generation proportion of well-to-do individ- to the whole population is great lbw than it was then. The chance ' hung men are as good as they cv 1' were. Times have changed. bu ‘ have changed for the better. no worse. The young man of today--- , e is capable and trustworthy—ha. dosen chances for a position with 1 you salary, where his father had only single chance of embarking in has than on his own account and runnim Mcult career with almost inevita- tailure at the end.~—Milwaukec Ev fling Wisconsin. Death has claimed the late Senatm "Hoary Crofut. of Danbury, and one o' the oldest and most. reliable business men of the state is mdutncd by all whr haw him. He was a gracious gentle In of the old school whose businea me kindness of heart was never fail 'M' Ilr. Crofut had large business in mt. and had been prominent iI political affairs by reason of the insis Alsace of his fellow townsmcn and no’ because of his own seeking. in 188/ he was elected to the» house of repre ”natives and in 1888 he was chosen t , rspresent the Fifteenth‘ senatorial (us 1 «trict in the upper branch of the gen oral assembly. He was a member 0 the committee on railroads and his re . cord as a legislator was as clean anI “ I creditable as his record as a busi- ' laces man—New Haven Leader. ”I'll LAB All‘ahl [2.175. HAGUIRE‘S HORSES TONIGHT. ‘ Mllnire's educated horses. [Ionic Ind mules will open at Hoyt‘s Theatre old will also give entertainments to ‘mw afternoon and evening. T114 ‘hdvsaee sale of seats indicatra crowd ‘“ houses for this popular organics and all lovers of horses. will 11‘ 1min in large numbers. (10 early might, and take the little ones tomor M afternoon Prices are very rea- 15. 25 and 35 cents in fly m; 25 cents for adults and 1‘ for children in the. afternoon. m A CONTENTED WOMAN. This popular farce «omcdy was pl y I Hoyt's Theatre last night will Antler in the leading role. and company. There was a goo. . . . - . and a pleased one. and al “ «fl. and specialties were well re I“ through it all th-r.1 werv runs at many of the "new we fads and follies. . M all that night befall. thI detective prepared to venturI - the track of the descent At the threshold she puts ' who desire» integrity no man eyer questioned an: ‘ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIsoovooccoous he found elsewhere for. cent more " Popular Millinery Popular Prices. We always guarantee our prices to be lower than similar goods can '.. SPECIAL VALUES ’l'liil WEIH: childrens' Trimmed l'elt Hats, 75c, worth 81.25. ‘. Ladies’ Trimmed Golf Hats. 75c. worth 81.26. Lsdles' Trimmed Golf lists 280. worth $1. 50. Better goods for 81. 25, 81. 75. 81.98. 82.50.. Every one worth 50 per (Deborah in Hartford com-1.1 Black velvet trims a gown of tan cloth. W Have your writing desk near a win-\ dow. ...—...;— The waistcoat of a tray cloth gown is of lace. H' Ifsny advantages you have when trading been. ~ You will and in Div n “m f “3‘ be _ our store a larger variety of High Class Nilliaery thanin any other pan-ell. Titledls 329:1, exiting ’ifn store in the state. You will and here only strictly reliable goods. new tops. Here is a use for old shoe tons: make the covers for kitchen holders of them. /' i v Lemon juice will not injure the skin unless used too often and on very ten- der skin. , , . l have read that a rich fruit cake may stand in the refrigerator a couple of days after mixing before it is hair Ladies smut Trimmed Hats, 11.911 ms tars «.15. M. 37.33. ed, and that a will b. a mu deal up to up better for it. I have known people to Fur Felt Alpine 11m. 84c. 98c. 31.35, 81.98. worth half as much more. "N "MW“W "" , . .1 Plain wedding gowns seem to be Wspsyoaefarsonpurchasasofflormors; the rule now among the ultra-fash- twofsrsson87 purchases. ionables. A plain white satin of hea- vy texture. with only a hit of rich lace at throat and wrist. makes a E. H. DILLONEC CO. I‘m—m” 360 and 362 Main Street, The straight ones mark a garment as of the evening gown is finished with a point that lies on the arm or is turn- ed back on the sleeve. Bflflgfipm’t, 001111. last season's. Even the elbow sleew One firm is carrying/a large stock 0: susscmmos term For All. steIzIIIss. ...... ...... waists-with ......m... platted fronts. One Win show you some very handsome plaids among their plain ones; another will tell you Subscribe or Renew- Your Subscrlp- that “W “"9"" had 3 via” "'1- tlon to THROUGH season. only stripes and plain ones; while still another has plain and dot- ted onas—no stripes. But they 111 agree that buttons are the correct fas- T111 Ladies’ Home Journal -————— little oil will loosen the dirt on f soiled surface. making it easy to wane it off then? (‘old ccnm will do thI some for your face. One may safely ly) and so not readily perceptible. buI a free use of cream and soap will con- auy that the face is always dirty Wm. I . Beers, Agent. The dirt is evenly distributed (usual- BODKS. STATIOIERY, EIGRIVIIO. a9 Wall Street, vince the most skeptical that her law is practically always dirty. Just as there are people who can- not take a bath several times a wool: NOI’WIIR, Conn. without injury to themselves so thcrr are pcoplc who while they may feel ......__,_.._.- .. _...._ i; and ShopCa m mafia“! I‘m .. .-.—5‘. . .. 32.....- _m~ ..‘ - We’ re aiming in America; ice of black. Full Suits and Overcoats. that it is not nice to sleep at night in sesssssossssssessssssssssoesssasoessis ”m "““m’” ...... “a" “r“ ""0"" the day, cannot withstand the shocl comsioflnum. \Dt Kane Seeded our Sums tor 331“ Business. And loaded them right. at the heads of the men in our town. We have the right ammunition. It embodies all the good points of strictly first class halt-f. Fine quality, superior workman- ship and the most advanced style. They are the kind which appeal to good dIessers and are recognized by the fol- lowers of fashion as correct in evciy way. They are the best hats that skill and mono can produce. We sellt e best 82 Derb also carry a completel brown and pearl alpines from $1 to $1. 95. and Caps at 25 and 48c. Novelties 1n Boys’ and Children’s Hats and Caps, Bicycle Caps, Traveling Caps seen such people far healthier thai the ones who stuck to the notion that they would be considered unrefined 1' they did not remove them. which gas-1 to show that what is one man's meal is another man's poison, and that it is wise to consider your patient when administering medicine. HIS MONEY MADE GOOD. Some time ago a man having 8200 in fresh government notes put the roll of money into the pocket of his nightshirl upon going to bed. He went off the next morning without thinking of what he had done, and hia.wife sent the garment that day. with other articles. to a steam laundry. llcforc the man rcalized it ills money was being cburuod in 1h» great wash lng machines. and it had already been soaked in soapsuds. The bills were found reduced almost to a pulp. and yet the experts in the redemption di- vision of the treasury at Washington. where they were sent. could pick out enough pieces. bit by bit. to be sure of their number and denominations. Then they gave the man new bills in place of those which had been so nearly destroyed, for this is one of the duties of the redemption division. BOTH AFFLICTED. There came to a young doctor an unc icommonly unclean infant, borne in the arms of a mother whose face showed Comstock BY Gibb? 8, :13121815.:revisitinctisdiaz 14 South Main st., 515. Norwalk. ‘ MILFORD. A GIFFIN. :3Ilrogithlc hydrophobic." 'flOt'iOl‘ solemnly said: "it seems to be suffering from 'hy- Iioctnr, is it as bad as that?‘ I. cried the mother. "That's a big sick- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII nose for such a mile Whatever shall 1 do for the child?" "Wash its face. madam." replied the I.loctor “The disease will go off with IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ithe dirt." ‘Wush its face—wash its face. in- fdeed!" exclaimed the mother losing QDVERTISE III THE 55111111111 .. sgknnw!" 1 "Wash your own. madam. wash your own. was the rejoinder.—Buifalo En- iqulrcr. . Do’ Wa1t I Long if 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 corner or later you will become our customer. because the merit of our goods will reach you through others. liud than Prices. The Goods lloi Advertised 111 Sold int 11 0111p. 21 lbs. Granulated Sugar ........ 31.00 dead or Hecker’l W's |Bonelel Salt Pork, 2 lbs for. ... .25c 23 lbs. Extra 0. Sugar ........ 91.00‘ Floor. 571: bag. or ..... .suo anti , Famous White r (None Pilisbury's Best XXX! rJOe California Hams ....... . ...... 65c lb. better at any price) 550 bag or ! bag, or .............. .84.“ bbl. Bond". Breakfast M' .101: "" ... ...................... 84.35 bid. 5 lb. Pail New Jelly ....... .. l'fe Butter. very best, Elgln Creamery. 23'.- Our Free Presents given v1 ith Tea and (‘ofiee are an attraction in themselves. With as pound Colic. beans or ground. at as. 21. no and 82e 111.. r lb. yacb' Snow Flake Baking Powder, a Beautiful Chins Cup and Dance. or 7?; abacus: of 13%;? $11.?»th ' THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY, usummaumw. sum-rm :1 rec ' 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. B’ouclc, I‘lomespuns and Storm Serges, and the well known Jamestown fancies. wholesale price today is 85c a yd, for the week the price here is 666. Black Tafietta Silk, pure dye, quality limited. 59c. 45 in. Black Henrietta, fine silky fin- at $5.98. iah, worth 75c., this week, 481:. 10 pieces Scotch Plaids, 54 inches wide, camel '3 hair finish, regular value, at 5898' $1.50, for this week, 79c. t .‘2-‘~"WAL smears - NORWALK" con . I - Rousing Sale of Dress Goods 1 and Ready-to-Wearables. ' Prices in Most Cases Cut-111 T we.) A great chance to buy a Dress or Jacket and save money. Dress Goods. '50 pieces fancy, satin finish, wool Ve- netian. worth 75c. at 88c rd. - .. ular prices. 86.98 to $10.00, choice of the 10 pieces Fancy Suitings and Plaids, lot, 35 00 401a. wide, all now. worth 35c and 29c, Jackets. Fifty Jackets, in black and navy, reg- Twenty-five Jackets, worth $10 and $12 not many, while they last. $7. 50. Misses’ Jackets, . sizes 12, 14, 16 and 18, regular $6, 87, $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, $3.98 and $2.50. Ladies’ Waists. Black Brilliantine Waists, corded ef- fects, worth 82 50, at $1.98. ' Plaid Waists, lined throughout, per- fect fitting, $1.50 quality, at 98c. $11.00. mCALL 58-2. us say to you it is groceries, as a cutie Lunch Crab Meat Flakes. Delicious soft Shell Cram. Little Neck Clam Chowder. Pure Sweet Roay Butter and Fresh Eggs, Delicious Pure New Maple . Syrup. New Buckwheat Flour. Ralston . Health Club Breakfast Food, New Ral- ains. Citron, Figs. Dates. Lambs' Ton- gue in Glass. Beachnut Sliced [leaf and ‘ Bacon in Glass, Tenny's Fresh Peanut Brittle. Finest Asparagus Tips on the market. 11 full 11nc”new pack of Canned , l-‘ruiIs and Vegetables. Ferris' Hams laud Boneless Bacon. Cheese. Double Cream, Old English. Swiss Roquefort Edam. Pineapple. Meadow Sweet. Mc- lCiareri s, Ciub~House. Philadelphia Cream. and Neufchatel; Elegant Cof— fee and Tea. Everything new. natty and nice here. ' f 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 112611 as $15; choice of the lot, Ladies’ Tailor-Made Skirts, in serges, homespuns and venetians. colors, black, greys, navy and brown, the vest value in America, $5.98. (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) “Want” advs. in The’Sentinel Pay. (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) AT 1 SEYMOUR’Si STORE A PROFITABLE RUSH if the people to our store for seasonable goods that give erfect satisfaction. Let rofitable for you to buy your goods ere, as we don’ t sell poor ed customer is our best advertisement. THE HIGHEST QUALITY AND THE LOWEST PRICES. THIS WEEK: CliAS. E. SEYMOUR. Leading Grocer, 33 West Washington St New Articles onthe Market that Demand Your Attention. Panda Road Car Rial 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 luck or liking. People don’t come here simply out of friendship. , There are these reasons why we gain permanent patrons: Polite and courteous: ervice, best quality of goods. and lowest possible prices. BABBITT'B OR OZONE SOAP, PER CAKE ................. , ........... 30 SUGAR CURE!) SHOULDERS ................................... disc lb. MACNOLIA CONDENSED IILK, CAN ................................. 8c 4 Lil. PACKAGE GOLD DUST ........................................ 13c EXTRA FANCY SWEET POTATOES, PER PK. ....................... 15c VERY BEST ELOIN CREAIERY BUTTER ...................... 23c lb. 21 Mid/BEST ORANULATED SUGAR. FOR ........................ 81.00 ”LBS-WAR FOR ........................................ 8100 Ken: Bork Bronco; Compass, Duncan Etc, 511. “was“. 35-81 sin 5t. Wk.
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