' Brier. his arm
.Iecretsry Long.
Ichley.'aad the
ma announced to
intimate friends the
t to lira. W. B.
V ,1. lira. Hasen is
" General Hosea. iormerly
. slices of the army. who
' I min ago. and is a sin»
W .hiclieau. Democratic
. of Ohio. lira.
"children. and since her
has made her home
. She is a woman of
' ‘ about forty years of age.
‘ is the best social circles
Thedate of the wed-
mll NI '0'“.
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. 4 in Hartford Cannot)
rm boiling is steaming. par-
lithe meat to be cooked in
game. Remember this when
5.. I. your turkey for Thanksgiv-
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mincomeat. yes. and your
some days in advance of the
ch is so near at hand.
of creole de chine for even-
‘ww ytrlmmed with ml-
“the!!! Iup to where the skirt
to dare. This material is
tor reception wear.
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help cnvylng the tail wo-
a long theatre wrap is tha
? Many short wraps are
no eatreInc. but none of then
dignity and queenly look to
. that the long wrap does
the long coats make the tall
with line lorm majestic in ap-
homes the refrigerator is
through the winter. but in
‘ is laid aside and these lee
not forget that pieces of char
. . about in the dillerent com—
- when it is put away will
that musty smell which is on
and disagreeable when it ll
«It in the spring
1%
apples are very nice spiced
_ . .er" gives a receipt for pre—
’ ' them: Belti‘tgood-slzcd apples
«and core. but do not peel them.
the app .s and put them in a
. . kettle. To live pounds of
hill (our pounds of sugar and one
Mr two tablespoonfuls of
W cloves. the same of stick cinna-
' ”on into pieces, and three or
run It is better to W
in a muslin bag. Plato thc
over a moderate tire and let thn
cook slowly "until tender
1min that cannot used or
else may be made into dell-
lea
slash and wire of a coat arc
“Lieu This is a step beyond
‘. yohe ei'lecta that are becom-
m and is pretty and unique
we speak of a yoke we think
below It. but this garment
- whatever where the voite and
”I. It hangs straight bacit and
‘h made 0! biscuit-colored cov-
and finished with machine
1w
‘V M o! a miss of fourteen years
‘ at the side from tho yoke to
of the skirt. Thc outer edge is
of scallops. which are caught
. to the cloth With tiny braid
A belt of contrasting material
as. slight fullness at the waim
‘ the othcrwlse too long line
priest.
”Ill-is Iat'asaesrs.
VHO'I'H AND Till-I FLAME.
m such popular and delight-
‘ as Herbert Kelcey Mid Ellic
.fiooid 'not iind special favor
“ asses of a public which up;
"shipped them for years-
‘ h added lustre to the Daniel
lsyeoutn Company would be
> and unwarranted. so
Fitch's really great Am-
. 'l'ho Ioth and the Flame.
fl owdiai and sincere. The
.0 Flame comes under the
a, Hose Company.
at sharp 8.
Hau—
‘ . ll IMMN.
’ fiohwhsat Cahss that are
for them at '
tsyoarmostharoiast.
lanyadvsatastlroahsvsirhsatradiaahsrs. Toswiliasdta
. mm a, lots" W or auhmmthnntswm
is mullahs» no new raisin M
mounds-stoasieusrtssasiisnsrseodsus
hp tonal elsewhere tor.
mundane-mamas
'oaiunss' runs-es Pelt nus. twm suit.
ladiss' Trimmed Colt lists. 750. worth ms.
miss Trim oou ilats miniature
Bettargoods for It.» me. It.» sate. Every one worth 50 per
cent. store.
mar sou-Ii muse um. rise. It.“ It.» It, sis It. It. It.
uptom.
For Felt Alpine lists, 84c. no. $1.35, 81.88. worth half as much more.
'spayoaahooapusshasssduarnors;
" twshnsnflpurehssss.
d
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cal. at
country is delightful at this parlicalar
season of the year. Their home is sit-
uated on an eminence which overlooks
some oi the most naturally beautiful
territory in eastern Connecticut. , i
At the roll-call lira. Atherton read a
very bright historical sketch she had
prepared of the church. This is one of
the oldest churches in the state. hav-
ing been founded in i1“. Like all
county churches it suitors from the
removal at its younger members to the
larger villages and cities. in many
‘ ' respects the work in such a place is
much more dithetilt than I i
Es H o DILLON & COO ileld where greater and beta: :acllirt'i:
. ‘3.:."i‘.‘.'i'::...".i.&°°.l‘i .11. iii:
360 and 362 M8111 Streets Bfl‘m 001111. {a think. Their minister must do some
solid thinking to be able to ind and
teed them. Mr. and lira. Atherton have
adapted themselves admirably to the
. situation and are greatly bel red by
S aldIn G01f Clubs the people. They have a «I miss
p 0 home in the parsonage near the church.
one of the prettiest little places in thi-
community. Mr Atherton has done
. good worit there in hi first t t .
Driven. Brassits. Cleats. letters. llasliies, iiiil Smashed PM They m MN“ .0 ”gm, 1‘ “gym
tcrs. silo each. .Caddy Bags. 756 had 8!. Golf Balls. lit each; at their Norwaiit home mm Thanks
8! 50 per doses. The best Spsldisg Clubs. warranted 81 lo. “M“ “m“ . n. 0' suaawoon.
Members of the Kuwait Gait Club who steer their clubs sow Somervme. Mm. October 28. 1899.
will be gives Ii rcbate.’ This is the only way Is get a genuine sonmoast. m“ ms.
Spaldiag Club at a rebate. ._., ._-
The Catholic Club is arranging tor
WILLIAM P. BEERS, Wm...
Mr. and Mrs. l-‘red liawhea . ot
..OCUOCCOCCICIOOIOCOOOOOCIOOCUQOOOOOUQ Bridgeport. are visiting in Cranhury.
Comatock Br others.
We Kant Beaded our
9on3 tor 3a“ Business.
And loaded them tight. We're aiming
at the heads of the men in our town. We
have the right ammunition. it embodies
all the lgood points of strictly first class
bliss Annie Taylor still continues]
critically ill at her home in Winni- '
pauit. _
Michael P. Powers. who died at his
home in Main street. Norwallt. yester-
day afternoon, was thirty years of
age.
Charles Thelma has left the employ
of Frank V. Zahri. and returned to
Henry l‘roeb's barber shop in North
Main strcet
The Klondike Social (‘lub will how
A social tonight in the club hiliili‘ in
Church street. Shepard a Svec's or-
lSerges. and the well known Jamestown
Tho Norwalit Hibe- l Ii will h it
‘9 'Ill sud“, Mill, 00“. a meeting this evenitli':a . 0 t '
hate. the 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 mono can produce. .
We sellt e best 82 Beth ly in America;
also carry a complete the of black.
brown and pearl alpines from $1 to
l ..95 and Caps at 25 and 48c.
oveitiee In Boys’ and Children’ 3 Hats
and Caps. Bicycle Cans. Traveling Caps
and Shop Caps.
Fail Suits and Overcoats.
Comatock Br others.
14 South Main st.. 80. Norwalk.
“WGWML MILE ORD‘ A GIFFINIs Oscar l. t‘ani‘leld. of lirond River
0 has finally mural the horse which
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place. As already stated lir. t‘anneld
fl . , . , 7 _ . ' idiu-ovcred his horse in a New lorit
sales stable where he had gone to pur-
chase a new horse to replace the one
stolen.
chestra will furnish music.
Professor Arthur D. Russell of mo
Princeton Preparatory lnatitiitc 0..
Trenton. N. .i has been spending a
few days at his home in West avenue
l William Anderson has moved his sa-
~loott business and family from Bali-
road Placc to Winniphult. Ir. Leary
will move into the living apartments
vacated by hir. Anderson.
I l
l John Culinnane. who is arrested on
a charge of attempted rape. will be
given a hearing tomm'row morning at
9 o'clock. before Judge Frost. in the
South Norwalit side of the Town
Court.
The committee on the matter of ac-
curlng rooms for the new ethic-III
club met last evening at the home of
Spencer Adams and made the prelim
inary arrangements for the organisa-
tion of the club.
hill. CANl-‘lld’lfb REPOVERS HIS
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. was PROBABLY SANDBAOGED.
g Sioulngtou. (‘onn.. October almAn
Vlillkl'ltl‘wn man was found in an un-
conscious condition on the street here
ADVERTISE IN. THE SENTINEL gh‘wdiiztimdadmm‘m
his name or home. it Is belieyed that
;he was aandbagged during a quarrel
llie is apparently a laboring aIan.
THE P. J. LYNCH 06mm,
Our stock of Groceries is worthy attention of the most fastidious. whom we
can and will please in quality and cost.
Road then Prices. The Goods lot Advertised in Sold Jul ii Chap.
Famous White Rose Flour. 56c bag; $4.35 bbl.
!.lonee’ Superlative Flour. ' I00! Sugar Cured California Home.
Pillibury’s Best XX XX Floor, lfli lil‘l‘l'iil small and lean. per pom. . . . . . . .7ic
Gold ”Medal Flour. Sweet Potatoes. per peck. . . . . . . ....15c
Very Best Elgin Creamery But- . Six pounds New Carolina Rice. - . - - -25c
ter,perpound.......... ..........25c Thirteencakag LgundrySoap.......25c
Fourponnds Lard25c Seven pigs. Uaeeds Biscuits...----25c
Threepoonds Salt Pork-nunmnfic Fiveponndpsil NewJelly..-..-m25c
’ waatnow. Hacker's
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WithuspoaadOoleahssasorgrosad.t “Handle it. it.” puadloloh'
bathtubs.” .chtaaslsaatital Sun's-d lssssr..y'o=¢si.ss*at “that“ Migrates“ I
Rousing Saleof Dress Goods
and Ready-to-Wearables.
Prices in Most Cases Cut in Two.
. A great chance to buy a Dress or Jacket and save money.
, Dress Gnods. Jackets.
50 pieces inner. satin finish. wool Ve- Fifty Jackets, in black and navy. reg-
notions. worth 750. at 33° yd. ular prices. 86.98 to 810.00, choice of the
10 pieces Fancy Suitings and Plaids, lot. 55-00-
40 in. wide. all new. worth 350 and 29c. Twenty-five Jackets. worth $10 and
at 21c. _ 812. not many. while they last. $7.50.
50 pose. Homespuns. line twills. heavy Misses’ Jackets. sizes 12. 14. 16 and
twills, colors, Oxfords. browns. blues. 13. r0201!" $6. 37. $7.50 and $7.93 (111817
greens and black. worth 65 and 75c. for _ ities, 800d choosing at the price, 34.95
this week'only 41c. Ladies’ Black Cloth Capes. trimmed .
with fur and braid. at less than the cost "
of making. ”.98 and $2.50
' 54 in. Boucle, Homespuas and Storm
fancies. wholesale price today is 85c a
yd. for the week the price here is 66C, GOlf Capes, etc.
131’“ Tafletta Silk, pure dye. quality Ladies’ Golf Capes. of double face
limited. 59c. ' cloth, full size. well made. worth $9.50,
45 in. Black Henrietta, tine silky fin- at $5.98.
ish. worth 75c.. this week. 43c. Black Cloth Capes. very neatly trimm-
10 pieces Scotch' Plaids. 54 inches - ed.suitable forelderlviadies, worth 812,
wide. camel's hair finish. regular value, at 58-98-
31.50, for this week. 79c, Ladies’ Suits. not this season's pur-
__.....__....-_. .- chase. but good styles for all that, prices
Ladies’ Waista. wgrgas l:i,.,li as $15; choice of the lot.
Black Brilliantine Waiets. corded ef— 3 Ladies' TailopMade Skirts. in games.
fects. worth ”‘50- at “98' V homespuns and venetians. colors. black.
Plaid Waists. lined through i. per- greys, navy and brown. the vest value
feet fitting. $1.50 quality. at 98 in America, $5.98.
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AT! SEYMOUR’S STORE
ll PROFITABLE RUSH
of the people to our store for seasonable goods that give rfect satisfaction. Let
us say to you it is f1pro fitable for you to buy your goods ere, as we don’ t sell poor
groceries, as a enticed customer is our best advertisement.
THE HIGHEST QUALITY END THE LOWEST PRICES.
Lunch Crab Most Flakes. Delicious
S':".f..%i"d:.."§fd..fi‘.‘: '
mdslgg: llellcloua Pare New blaple New AfliCICB
Syrup. New Bucknhesatlrmurfiglggin
3:933:12 1%.houtez."1.dmsz;froné on the 1
. 3;:de litllClass. T923; Finish Peaari'iit market I
‘ Brittiee. Finucet Almflfllc'rlptsélginglel; .
I 1‘ git-illegal; li'dltliéotallitlg,wl-‘d‘n?ia‘ llama that Demand
and Boneless Bacon. Cheese. Double
. Cream, Old English. Swiss, Roquefort. Your
2 Edam,'Pineapple. Meadow Sweet. lic-
Si‘ifi‘fihc'd'hfi‘i‘iiii. difiif'd'éi‘f intention.
fee and Tea.
Everything new, natty and nice here.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer. 33 West Washington St
Youths 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.
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