“M TM“
m“ I coesswithtbsi or
crowdshirred brim fifid M ”if
rknownasthe
mmabwtmmufysoo
lists, In the no: and other popular shapes, from
”etc 38 75. This 82 75 hat we ofle'r Is exactl
same shape and qualitv as the hat that' Is adored
elsewhere for $5. 00 .
New Ribbona, Fancy Winga and
Oatrleh Feathers.
A, 'epsyeasheeaparsaasssena’ee-‘sm
' sesame-um A
E. H. DILLON 5‘: C0.
36031191 362Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn.
been
. It not the univer-
Itwasonos suppos-
. ol the extrava-
‘ . rs. it is still
he to till. a very
‘Spald’ is"; 'G'o' I"r".'c' I'u" be".
Drivers, Brassiea, Clash, letters, llashies. lid leans sad Put-
ters. ll 00 each. Caddy Begs. lit sad 8i. Gull Bells. lit each;
82. 50 per dues. The best Spsldlng Clubs, warrsstsd, St to.
. Members of the lierwalk Golf Club who order their clubs new
will he gives a rebate. This is the only way to get a gesuise
Spsldieg Club at a rebate
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
Mansion mum
has done a vest
' in replenishing streams
. . etyolmany Con-
ere the decreased
”dreams a serious W.. .. a
”mmwfgm'fi’, ,eaoasaeaeaaaaeeeeeeeseaeeeeaaeaeeeees.
:3hour. it sent the heavy : B
in ma In no
~_ ...;..::.'.: .Iz: ms’tock To’tht‘s.
jn’goek thismorniug. Wea- : $
. arrest last night that
no I... n. n... ma... . \De Kane” ended our
e
. olposta at Manila, Phil- 0 '
.. mm“... “.5 Sons {or ‘53.“ Business.
m om “$3,153.33 . And loaded them right. We’ re aiming
my“... 0, t... gm, ,0 a t at the heads of the men in our town. We
thpanvslope the name at the : » have the ri ht ammunition. It embodies
| I: Trim“ or othsr or- a all the 9 points of strictly first class
":1 $3: Tam? ' hate. ine quality, superior workman—
ship and the most advanced style.
They are the kind which appeal to good
dressers and are recognized by the idl-
lIIWers of ltinlllOll as correct in every
“peeled with the United
Philippine Islands
del cry. not only hear
tho ad rehee, but the full
B
- 32:3?qu ”mm" "l way. 'lhoy are thel bedt hats that skill
.' e belongs, viz.
dune: n mm be“ m mm and mone can prod nee.
by and regiment; if to a
name oi his vessel. and if
‘ branchrof the public ser-
‘_ designation of that branch.
issuers roe wens.
, in iiartlord Content.)
. ~ la red is stylish, and it is
too.
We sellt e best 82 Derh iy in America;
also carry a complete we of black;
brown and pearl alpines from 81 to
$1. 95. and Caps at 25 and tile.
Novelties In Boys' and Children’ s Hats
and Caps, Bicycle Caps, Traveling Caps
and Shop Caps
Fall Suits and Overcoats.
Comtock Brothers,
. 14 South Main 'st., So. Norwalk-
‘rs-u-ulmm'nW" “ ’ MILFORD A GIFFIN,
mun.
a
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. I
, .
“'9
m 0011 baked. They
fit wrap
in buttered paper.
'1”.th French back (with-
) is popular with the young
CCCCCCCCCCCCCCOCCCICCOOOCCOCO.C.
[Mo on. cloth gowns stamp
‘ . lashlonuble. Dots of vclvct
ly fashionable. .
M.—
lull. attempted to have poc-
tleir close- -i|tllng skirts, but
(I them havo had to be tuit-
M the fashionable chatclainc
uhstituted.
~A————
:m on altornoon and recoup
are increasing rather than
linlcngth. Thlsisagracc-
fashion for indoor gowns
never to go out. Men com-
they are in the way—that
always being stepped on. that
can't walk." etc.. calling for
. and creating lots of uncom-
; laallngs. Well. a man who
. -tomaboatsparlorat
hat that he can't look whore
, . doesn't belong there. And
4, the sane opinion of every
that he'd rather soc a company
M In the above style at
- in others of walking
, ladlu like them anyway
ping to wear them.
vh—'-P-—
mugs of the women
ehatelaine hugs do not
to wear em. Whoa they
flynw seethoae bans
. bias. There." is no thought
he Ina ol the bag. or the
‘. tit chain that suspends it.
height at the woman.
“‘3: 3m Famous White Rose Flour, 55c bag;
wl
ADVERTISE Iii THE srsrmrt.
It Um 3L, WI Mill.
can and will please In quality and cost.
W {In ”gemvggflwg: i ones’ Superlative i" lour, I05! Sugar Cured California flame,
'..' 0 WI gulf}; Pillsbury’s BostXXXX lt'lour, Illl'll small and lean, per pound. . . . . . . .7lc
Wiggk'g" "gm, - Gold lodal Flour. film Sweet Potatoes, per peck. .r. . . . . . . .15..
u " Very Best Elgin Creamery Bui- Six pounds New Carolina Rice. . . --25c
ter,perponnd ------ mun-"fie Thirteen cakes Laundry Soap ..... ”25¢
FourponndsLard 25c Seven phgs. Uneeds Biscuits 250
Three pounds Salt Pork. . . . . . ...... 25¢ Five pound pail New Jelly. . . - n25c
mum-mum, a
‘ w. are deii s'dd id to ism took -
of Trims-sod fill mfg”: egos slid» Ihing ‘
here that is Felt Alpinessn God
” dili-
neinsriateikt flirt
mm... "hr and
paidsvisitto
aaliadenaa hasdioesleiothiag
Withstan-
» the
:tsulrfizi
hadtaksa
“d.“hd‘
mar. One
treat
ii
The rats k's atten-
tion while wom
en . three
pairs pants
“do in all to about
The needs thhy took would
make a bundle for a man to car-
sny distance and how they secreted
gem is a mystery: Their actions
however, aroused the or
Home andthqhad vlefttha
store. when Al. met. another cl .
entered and Bitch decided. to watch
th . The t walked up Ilain street
seeing them. however.
hlr. Bitch spoke to Judson Delap.
the manger of the store, concerning
his misnicions. but the latter did not
think there was anything wrong and
the matter was dropped. The trio was
seen around this city until noon time
on their way to the depot.
Upon hearing oi the arrest In Nor-
walk a number of Stanford merchants
Including Mr. Deiap, Ilr. Eckhard. hir.
Ferris and others went to the twin
cities where they looked at the stol-
en goods. lir. Delap Identified the
stolen coats trousers and other goods
as his property but none at the oth-
ers identified any oi the goods. It was
said some goods were taken from liar-
tin Brothers' store. but the clerks did
not remember any one having been In
answering description.
From the description given It is
thought the unartctte is the some
gang that operated in this city about
six years ago when they succeeded In
getting considerable booty from diiler-
ent places.
W
Pl-thllAl‘S THE SAME SHOPLIF‘T-
IRS
James H. l-‘errls. oi Stamford. whose
clothing store was visited by shoplif-
ters on the night of December 23.
1m. and goods to the amount of $130
taken. thinks that the trio arrested In
South Norwalk last Saturday are mm-
mm of the some gang. and the man.
giving the name of Jackson. the same
ndivlrluai who served one year in
“I: Rousing Select Dress Goods
and Ready-to-Wearables.
Prices in Most Cases Cut In Two.
A great chance to buy a Dress 0r Jacket and save money .
Dress - Goods.
56 pieces fancy, satin finish, wool Ve-
netians, worth 75c, at 38¢ yd.
10 pieces Fancy Suitings and Plaids,
ark 40' m. wide, all new, worth 35c and 29c,
at 21c .
50 pces. Homespuns. fine twills, heavy
twills, colors, Oxfords. browns, blues,
greens and black, worth 65 and 75c, for
this week only 410. -
54 in. Boucle, Homespuns 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 Tafietta Silk, pure dye, quality
limited. 59c.
45 In. Black Henrietta, fine silky fin-
ish, worth 75c., this week, 48c.
10 pieces Scotch Fluids, 54 inches
wide, camel ’3 hair finish, regular value,
$1.50, for this week, 79c.
lot, $5.00.
Jackets.”
Fifty J ackete, in black and navy, reg-
ular prices. 86.98 to 810.00.4choice oilthe
Twenty-five Jackets, worth 810' and
812. not many, thle they last. $7.50.
Misses’ Jackets, sizes 12, 14, 16 and
18, regular 86, 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. ”.98 and $2.50.
at $5.98.
at $8.98.
Ladies’ Wais’ts.
Black Brilliantine Waists, corded ef-
fects. worth $2.50, at ”.98.
Plaid Waists, lined throughout, per-
Staie'a prison for that oilence. The
description and even the measurementE
lit. him exactiy.0n that occasion there]
were three. two women. and a man. as
n the prose-III instancc. and the opcru- .
tions were carried on in precisely the‘
same manner. The fact. too. that thci
mun avoided Mr i-‘trriss store upon
this occasion strengthens the belief
that be Is the same Individual. and
that be feared recognition. —Advocate.
i-‘AIJ. BUSINESS IN HAT SHOPS.
Hailing is not quite so brisk . sit
has been for some time. says the -l
bury News. A number of the factories.
have closed for several days in order
to take Inventory before the neat trade
begins. The fall trade just finished
was one of the host Danbury has seen
in a long time. and continued for sev-
eral works longer than was expected.
The winter trade ls expected to open
carller than usual this year. as a num-
ber of the manufacturers have orders
to be delivered on December let. “any
of the factories are still busy and will
probably continue to be until the win-
ter trade begins.
MILITARY POLO LEAGL'E.
There is a project on foot to organize
a military polo league. The promoters
any that teams placed in Bridgeport.
New Haven. South Norwalk. Danbury.
of tin-cud and Fourth Regiment men.
would make a stuccasful circuit and
build up considerable rivalry. They
ount on playing the games in the ar-
moriea in the various cities. The
achI-mc is bring dismissed and those
interested say that It will soon talu-
detinite form.
HEAVY TOBM‘CO CROP.
W. H. Chapin. of Brooaiield. reports
one of the largest tobacco crops this
year that has been harvested in many
years in this state. He is engaged to-
day ln shipping the weed. and sever-
al are are required to transport the
THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,
Our stock of Groceries is worthy attention of the most fastidious, whom we
Read these Prices. III Goods llot Advertised in Sold lust ii Cheap.
1
Witheaspoaadcaleahaaaser alumna-Ills er Ih.hast'l'es. poaalLM’
Wanama‘bd‘u “articles: '
m P. J LYNCH“ COMP
crop.
EWMJI'AIL
84.35 hbl.
1m
Stamford and Wulllngford. composed .
'fect fitting, $1.50 quality, at 98:.
$6.00.
Golf Cape's, et’c.
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’ Suite, not this" season’s pur-
chase, but good styles for all that, prices
were as h.,,lI 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.
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“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.
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‘ CALI. ss-2.
AT i SEYMOUR’S I STORE.
A PROFITABLE RUSH
of the people to our store for seasonable goods that give
rfect satisfaction.
Let
us say to you its I “profitable for you to buy (your goods ere, as we don’ t sell poor
groceries, as a sati
ed customer Is our best a
ertisement.
THE HIGHEST QUALITY END THE LOWEST PRICES.
THIS
WEEK
Lunch Crab Heat Flakes. Delicious
soft Shell Crabs. Little Neck Clam
Chowder. Pure Sweet Rosy Butter and
Fresh Eggs. Delicious Pure New Ilaple
Syrup, New Buckwheat Flour. Raiston
Health Club Breakfast Food. New Rai-
sins. Citron. Figs. Dates. Lambs' Ton-
gue in Glass. Beachnut Sliced Beef and
Bacon in Glass, Tenny's Fresh Peanut
Brittle. Finest Asparagus Tips on the
market. a full line new pack of Canned
Butts and Vegetables, Ferris' Hams
and Boneless Bacon, Cheese. Double
Cream, Old English. Swiss. Roonelort.
Edam. Pineapple. Meadow Sweet. hic-
l Claren' s. Club-House. Philadelphia
ICreaIII, and Nsuiehatel; Elegant Cot--
l fee and Tea.
3 Everything new, natty and nice here.
New Articles
on the
Market
that Demand
Your
Attention.
CHAS. ’E. SEYMOUR; Leading Grocer, 33 West Washington St
Pooch: who Read But due.
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 simply out of friendship.
They also know that our trade hasn’t increased almost daily by reason of
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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SUGAR CURE!) SHOULD“! ...... ...... ...... m... ........ ... .956 lb.
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4 LB. PACKAGE GOLD DUST ........... , ........................... . no
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VERY om ILOIN CWT BUTTER ..................... . the ID.
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