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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 30, 1899 · page 4

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.ts's girl in New

. . ‘ J the osculatory

(as «one that she for-

1has trailer the glare of an
" ' apolicemsn in the
' f‘dsmsel and her

’ in Norwslk s

u .,

flush; gave him a few les-
fl .. and at the end of the
lied him at . her mercy.

m and the Flame. which

W- Hoit's. Friday. November 3.
“auspices of Putnam Hose

. is a play far from the beaten

The Irst act is a constant series

5% _, ~ 'and is superbly construct-
”hasten. dactleconcededtobe
most intense and Impressive of
by yet put forth, and the last
unconventional as it is interest-
ln-Nedilfletchtr and Marion Wol-
tlle respective characters of sir.

“i . and Miss Shannon. the author
" created parts which reveal both
,, ‘ in a manner which

i them Opportunities never before
-,,.thsm. which bring out all their

. qualities. There are a score

_, ned charbcters besides these
stars The company is escellent
detail. is the same which

« during’t Lyceum Theatre
(H.125 nights in New
The stage setting is said to be

fill. the harmony of the colon
"the comedy element profuse

t. "The Moth and the

he been one of the notable

orlr successes, having run 125
Daniel Frohrnnn’s New York
Theatre. Curtain will rise at

closes uslvs rslas.

sf Vice President liehert Tat--
eaa'l'en fer the Worse. “

York. Octelm 80-—lt was re-

in Patersdli. N. .1, this morn-

the illnfls of Vice President

had taken a turn for the worse

the night. A reporter who

at the vice-president's residence

d that tli‘ere had been no ma-

1 change in Mr. Hobsrt's condi-

and that he was quite comforta-

1 morning. Mr. Hobart's family

< at hie ,bedsidc throughout

«t. Brigadier General Condos,

Aha New Jersey National Guard.

today that the vice-president is in

05:13:01: that causes grave fears to

, 7.

mu. 0" IOLINIAUX.

1,; .. ..

It'll! es November12~8neeial

5} Melon)!» Tales-ea.

New York. October ail-Active pre-
W are going on in the omce of
findintrlct attorney today for the trial
'" inland B. hlollneaux. whols charged
with the murder of Mrs. Katherine J.

Adams.

‘ The trial will begin on November 18.

"o‘weelrs from today, and will proba-

bly he held in the criminal branch of
‘ Supreme Court. instead of in the
, of General Sessions.

1;. district nttonleys office will up-

fly 'for a special panel of 3.00 tales-
‘ from whom to select a lury.

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. intam'mo Wi'l'ii unncom
‘ sterner.

*hw York. October ao—rne battle-
_ chusetts and the cruiser
sore went outside Sandy Hook

kph lake experiments in tele.

. by the Marconi system. The
'wbs continued tomorrow and

ednesday. and at times the
be forty miles apart.

first. run nuanzzmusur. _
. . N. Y.. October ail—The cssc
. ~ ty Tredburer John C. Lam-
of Niagara Falls, under a num-
isdictments charging him with
out of about 350.000 of
finds and for forgery, was he-
llcfors County Judge flick-

port. llleespcctrd that the

“of a Jury will occupy two

A
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. ave Durante Came
map.

Rh. October u-The Evening ,
- announces the death of I
nod. its dramatic critic. '
I m VII , on origins '
considerable ut-

 

“to'hiss a girl, with .

. ‘ depletion-ate m

" . (neurotic-auteur.
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~.em.mv sou-smeared"
otttoremovetlui mm on
1th I a.
M'ell-mrts lbspswitll

plum?» ; wells V" with fancy
tenure don't need any pictures.

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Now and then «We man wearing

' ’munmm have members. resumes“.
_ .mms ism variety ct lilahdledflillb‘srythasissayethsr
1 g :, Hintbeetate.“fonwlll‘ibdhsrwaaly mo relisbn‘ scorn.
we , ' moron prices to be.tp1gerihaafstiallsrloollsssn
‘V WWW! . i , ‘ abrlghtredw irdlevsd only
seams VALVE! rats wees: , wri- lily black list grit-m
Ohildrene’ Trimmedhlt Rats. 15¢..ku it!“ . u the reaction m.“ stasis '

neutron-adoptions flower-tutu. in. proportion “in. prevalence“
it. wouldn't everything he cumber-

Rouisng aloof Dress Goods

and Rendyeto-Wearables. ‘
"Prices in Most Cases Cut in Two.

A great chance to buy a Dress or Jacket and save money.

 

mac medication use. worth use. ’ .
cum gdods for use. sue. ms, mo. every one worth to per mum -“‘ .
a . w
A flannel pettlcoat is made very

cent. non.
by using a has french asa-

‘ ladies' ltylleh Trimmed Hats, ”.98, me. use. u, this. Of. it.
. the‘grundation and putting slls

nel as
rules

Velvet for mllllnery purposes is
manipulated in every maestvable way
—-tcehsd. stitched. platted. corded.
painted and embroidered. '

lf beeswax is put aaumg light-color-
ed alike and woolena when they are
packed away the garments will not
turn yellow.

up to see. ,
rui- roll Alpine Hats. No. no. list. use; worth do: as much more.

Ve'psyeaefsseenpsrehaessoflsornorei
. ' , hotness-01%.
E. H.

‘ DILLON a! co.
360 and 862 Main Street,

Bridgeport, Conn.
Spaiding Golf Clubs.
Drivers, Brassics, Clerks. boilers, llsslilrs, llld Scone and Pair
tars. till tees. Caddy Begs. lit and ti. Gnii Balls. lit each;
$2.00 per doses. The best Spaldiog Clsbi, warranted, Si 50.
. Members of the Nervalt Golf Club who order their clubs new

will he gives a rebate. This is the only way to get a geoalse
Spsidlsg Club at a rebate.

The down on the ostrich feather be-
cornea matted in damp air and that is
what straighteaa the feathers and
gives them the still look they have
when dry.

Clover leafs of tattlng are set into
the center of a dolly of linen whose
edge is a row oi.leavss. The linen
must be carefully cut or it would
look better plain.

 

There are to be a good many coats
of black velvet worn this season. and
the most of them are trimmed either
with let or fur. The latter makes a
warmer looking garment.

An ostrich feather is a miserable
thing to have on yourhat if you are
going to be away from borne for a few
days. There nrc lots of handsome
trimmings that make rich looking hats
and that will withstand all sorts of

WILLIAM P. BEERS,
it llll Strut. llfllll, Cons.
' weathers: these are the ones the wom-
on with limited pocketbook should in.

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII. "m in

l have seen a good many thing's
e . thrown away that had become spotted
. with iodine. because the owner didn’t

notions. worth 75c. at 88c yd. '

40 in. wide. all now. worth 35c and 29c,
at 21c.

‘twills. colors, Oxfords. browns; blues,
greens and black. worth 65 and 750, for
this week only 41c.

Serges. and the well known Jamestown
fancies. wholesale price today is 85¢ a
yd. for the week the price here is 660.

limited. 59c.

isb. worth 75c., this week, 48c.

wide, camel’s heir finish, regular value.
$1.50, for this week, 79c.

Dress Goods. Jackets.

50 pieces fancy, satin finish, wool Ve- Fifty Jackets, in black and navy, reg-
ular prices. 86.98 to $10.00, choice of the
lot. $5.00.
Twenty-five Jackets, worth $10 and
812, 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.

Golf Capes, etc.

Ladies’ Golf Capes, of double face
cloth, full size, well made. worth $9.50.
at 36.

Black Cloth Capes, very neatly trimm-
ed. suitable for elderly ladies, worth 812.
at $8.98.

Ledies’ ‘Suits.’ not this season's pur-

10 pieces Fancy Suitings and Fluids.

50 pces. Homespuns. fine twills, heavy

54 in. Boucle, Homespuns and Storm

 

Black Taffetta Silk, pure dye, quality

45 in. Black Henrietta, fine silky fin-

10 pieces Scotch Fluids, 54 inches

 

We Kane flooded our m .. .......
9mm luv ‘53.“ Business.

looking stains that one would be or
cuscd for thinking this indelible: but
a little knowledge. made use of. will
save dollars sometimes
And loaded them right. We're aiming
at the heads of the men in ourtown. We
have the right ammunition. It embodies
all the good points of strictly first class
bats. Fine. quality. superior workman-
ship and the most advanced style.
They are the kind which appeal to good
dressers and are recognized by the fol-
lowvrs of fashion as correct in every
way. They are the best hats that ski]
and mono can produce. -
We sellt or best 82 Derby in America;
also carry a complete line of black,
brown and pearl alpines from 81 to
$1.95. and Caps at 25 and 48c.
Novelties in_Boys' and Children's Hats
and Caps, Bicycle Cans. Traveling Caps
and Shop Caps.
Fall Suits and Overcosts.

"Ccms’iock Brothers,

f

' 14 South Maintain,- ’So. Norwalk.
he llcresrlgwqm“ "n ‘f"“"' MILFORD A GIFFIN,

s

A young lady who is planning to
walk and ride and skate. a good deal
this winter is having her furricr make
'n close-lilting hood of for to match her
coat. and is having it trimmed about
the face with a band of the same con.
trawling for that forms the lapel and
revere on the cost, .There will be a
bow of velvet an install of the hood

LA VERITE OUT FOR CESSlON.
Buffalo. N. Y.. October WA special
The
leading French ultrsmontsne organ of
Quebec. La Verne, is out for the cost
slon of Quebes province from the do—
minion. it declares'that the dispatch
of a Canadian contingent for South
Africa on the demand of the governor

general under threat of dismissing the
cases of non-com . marks the
approach of a new struggle for liberty.

TESTING THE KBNTUCKY'S QUAL-
lTlBS.

Washington. October til—The Navy
Department is informed that the hat-
ileshlp Kentucky. built by the New-
port News Shipbuilding Cornpeny .wlll
proceed to sea outside the Capes of
Virginia tomorrow for the purpose of
ttsilng her engines and general sea-

aolnc qualities. It is expected that the
official trial will talte place in about
three weeks.

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J RELEASED FROM CUSTODY.
! Home. October So—Pnrliament hav-
llng been summoned for November is
i Deputies Prampollno. Morgari and Bis«
isolatl. whose trial for upsetting the
‘vollng urns of the chamber had been
DEATH OF MR8. MERRIAM.

ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL "M '0' today, hive been released from
I
l 3 Mrs. Mary E. Merriam, widow or

custody.
seeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseseeeeeee mm“ w- "mm! "’d "‘ "‘° “0'9"

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ital this morning. aged seventy years.
H be body was removed to the home of
lher daughter in Lynes' Mace.

' THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,

lit Vittllllfilill 81.,‘Slllllll IOWA". is [All sum roam.

Our stock of Groceries is worthy attention of the most fastidious. whom we
can and will please in quality and cost. ~

Road llltll Prices." The Goods liot Advertised lro Sold Juli u Cheap.

. Famous White Rose Flour. 55c bag; $4.35 bbl.

Jones' Superlative Flour. - I I Sugar Cured California“ Hams. _
Pillsbury's Best‘XXXX Flour, Ill'l’l‘OI 'small and lean. per pound. . - . - . - -7lc
Hold Medal Flour, film Sweet Potatoes. per peck: - - . - - . . - . -15‘c
Very Best Elgin Creamery But- ' Six pounds New Carolina‘tltice. . . . . .25c

ter,porpound.......... ..........25c ‘Thirtegn oath; hundryfiogp.......25o
Fourpounds Lard2bc Seven pigs. Uneeda Biscuits-mm25c
Three pounds Salt Podium”... . ”25c Five pound pail New Jelly......-. .25c‘

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fects, worth 32.50. at $1.98.

fect fitting. $1.50 quality, at 98c.

AT i SEYM

of the people to our store for seasonable goods that give
us say. to you it ‘P
groceries. as a sails

chase, but good styles for all that, prices
were as high as $15; choice of the lot,
$6.00.

Ladies’ Tailor-Made Skirts, in serges,
homespuns and venetians. colors, black.
greys. navy and brown, the vest value
in America, $5.98.

Ladies’ Waists.
Black Brilliantiue Waists, corded ef-

Plaid Waists, lined throughout. per-

 

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“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.

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OUR’S i STOR

 

A PROFITABLE RUSH

fierfect satisfaction. Let
{profitable 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 Heat Flakes. Delicious
soft Shell Crabs. Little
WEEK.
I

Nigel: Clam
Chowder. Pure Sweet Rosy utter and
Fresh Eggs. Delicious Pure New Maple
Syrup, New Buckwheat Flour. Ralston
Health Club Breakfast Food. New Rai-
sins. Citron. Pigs. Dates. lmmbs' Torr
} zoo in Glass. Beachnut Sliced Beef and
5 Bacon in Glass. Tenny's Fresh Peanut
; Brittle, Finest Asparagus Tips on the
5 market. a full line new pack of Canned
, Fruits and Vegetables. Ferris' Hams
land Boneless Bacon. Cheese, Double
i Cream, Old English. Swiss. Roquefort.
; Edam, Pineapple. Meadow Sweet, Me-
i (flaren's. Club-House. Philadelphia
5 Cream. and Neufcbatei; Elegant Cof-
3 fee and Tea.

l Everything new, natty and nice here.

New Articles
on the
Market

that Demand
Your
Attention.

 

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer. 33 West Washington St
W

Pooch. lube Read Our fills. ‘

And pay attention to them, know that it isn’t an accident that our business has
grown. They also lmow that our trade hasn’t increased almost daily by reason of
luck or liking. People don’t come here simply out of friendship.
reasons why we gain permanent patrons: Polite and courteous service,
of goods. and lowest possible prices. I

There are these
best quality

mam 's on ozone: scanner. can! so
scam cuaan moccasins sue lb.
sumo LIA cosoansnn It“, can ..... sc‘
4 on. lacuna: coco boar. ........... . ........... isc
ux'run‘. r'aacv swam Pomona. ranyx. ........... 15c
vcuv user nulls cansannv aortas ..... . ..... us is.
21 Les. ansr oasuuurnp sucaa. iron .......... ........ . use,
a: LBS. ex. 0. ocean. roa

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asaesseeesssslasa ..... asses-assesses. IL“

”New Dork Sirocco; Company),
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