ll MI been written
litte- bursa. record
, light last week
“w; '99. attention You
. narcund the Cour-
” 0d the in-
.mhllstl so very widely.
”on stood for hours, late
driving rain. to ilnd out
' brutes were pnmmeling
still which was getting the
iii. Disgusting. truly, but what
”lg to do about it?
heard at some criticism or
for printing the story
. Well. it they had not
it. they would have ceased to
, ' That’s all about that.
per is a daily publication that
news. it does not print what
people wish to finite happen. but
does happen. it does not make
', 39‘“ publishes it We are no
.rea'ponsibleddr that prize tight
' the Charleston earthquake oi
,ago. We described both as
.. 7‘ We could. That's our business
not deiendlng the brutal and
,, business at prize-lighting
detail. it has this advantage ov-
.. , The innocent do not get
by it. it probably causes mu.
"as the brutes engaged in the
a "cry appesrance oi being
ind-penis oi the liner ieei-
‘evidently have very interior
. it calls for no sympathy.
would be done the world It
conteatnfits should kill each
V' ia,m nxoontest between
. sci fi who test» thereby
the pool-box interests prevent)
L‘t’eaoective‘abiiity to give and
w punches.
It taken. The public like it and
. ..tertainments are crowded. Not
wish-the results of the aiiair as
last week would have taken a
out of the category of newpa-
Ivan the very iew who objected
‘hmrance would in all probabil-
ve looked into some other paper
no just how bad it was ii omitted
‘ their own. The tact is that the
. ll made by the world at large
:m newspaper simply holds up
picture of the passing procession
Porter's young ladies' seminary
Mngton. Conn. has won new
Mt which is thus dilated upon by in:
' York Herald: A dreadful burgiae
the sacred plemutts of tho
of two oi Miss Porter's youn
charges. They awoke to iind tho
Win ransacking their bureau and
W tree witn their trinkets and
. Not' a faint. Not a
mu. They mum him as the cat
watches the mouse. intent upon a in-
this meal. They thus obtained a per-
M impression oi the intruder and
m be departed gave the police so
“curate a description that he was ar-
- at once and the loot recovered
.la the very latest development oi
. w woman~calm and contempla-
,il the taco oi mortal peril. All
to Miss Porter and her system
ing the young iuea how not to
ELECTION iN ANSONIA.
“ . . November 7—Th,e city elec-
«his! is progressing quietly. but
I deal at hard work. , The mayor-
m Jonah C. Piatt. Republican.
. wood Hotchkiss. Jr Demo-
b thought to he very c ose. it
. .1 that the Common Council
to a Republican majority. Ex-
are being made by both par-
bring out a large vote.
VII) T0 OCCllPY TIGER BAY
“5" {November ‘l—The Berlin cor-
m diflgero says Emperor
h molved to occupy Tiger
w et Angola. on the west
”thrice. ii England oecn.
DURING AN ARGUIENT.
rg. Ky.. Nov i—During
amt last night. wil-
k hot. and prohbly iatslly
sill! shot
‘ The more: 03th:. present spigot
‘ seats 0 ill ”I. W I
look taller '
_ ‘ It
Cranberry sauce
its asst. way of nerd
makes the table attractive.
W
The flannel waist is certainly lining
a great run. but
. as well appreciated now as it will be
when we ve ooiddl' “all”
'The silent produced by having the
outer part 0! one's waist open over
an under vest or waistcoat ls haras-
rietic oi trucks (or both oi and
nag .
Here is a striking hunting costume
for a woman: lied and black plaid
skirt (short); bright mi Jacket:
white ieit hat with white quill and
black velvet band; white gloves: black
and“ and stockings.
l scooosndth’ the-new Tam “w“
lsstin e bow.
.C .orcwn. shirrsd'ifim hat
' We ve them in
n'li
better known.
colors and sues iron) .mto
{W0 are dfllfigdlnfl self"! ideas to our large stock
linery " on can find are hing
rather is ile‘sirahi
u° ts. d K a. m Mimi '" 33"
a in e noxan c or nurse 3, In
to” 75. This 82 75 horas zoflers
actl
same toshape and quality as the hat that islixflered ‘
elsewhere for $5. 00.
New Ribbons, Fancy Wings and
Ostrich Feathers.
'epsyonetuecnpumhessutucrmcn;
. swoiareab.7pnrchssss.
E. H. DILLON 8: CO.
360 and 3362 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn.
Spalding Golf Clubs.
Drivers. Brasslss. Cleats, tum lisshies, llid Seals and Pat-
it:
A color that is very unbecoming to
a woman when it comes in contact
with her iace will often look well on
her it it is kept at a distance. This
tie intervene.
Fruit sandwiches, well made. will
melt in your mouth. 0! course iresh
fruits are better for making them. but
canned iruita drained from the liquor
and mixed with cream and sugar make
delicious ones.
German toast is delicious and inca-
pensive. Aiter the bread is browned
it is soaked in a milk and egg mixture
that Is seasoned taken out. drained.
browned in butter. and served with a
ters. 31.00 each. Caddy But its and Si. Gel! Balls. in each: 313'“ "W- " W“ - 3°“ "W
81. 00 per doses. Tbe'best Spsidlng Clubs, warranted, Sill. ' '
There is no more deliclolls meat rel-
ish than the old-fashioned cider-apple
sauce with which many oi 'us are in-
miliar but others have only heard oi.
Spread on bread nnd cutter it makes a
splendid lunch tor the children—a
healthy one. too.
lienbers at the herwalk 6in Club who order their clubs new
will be gives a rebate. This is the only way to get a genuine
riding Club at a rebate.
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
o nu Strut; ltillll. Cons.
Full and Winter Styles for ’99'
Never have better goods been shown: never have
greater varieties been offered; never have prices
been so low.
There is no room for improvement in the bar-
gains we ofier in
MEN.’S BOYS’ AND CHILDREN ’8
CLOTHING!
Strictly pure wool. double and single breasted
suits. $6.50, $7.50. 88 and 39.
High grade, all wool. single and double breast- '
ed and cutaway black diagonal worsted suite. 810.
Overcoats and Ulsters.
. Our wind and water proof ulster has proved a
great success, 8811).
Winter overcoats in kerseys and coverts. from
’85.“) up. All the latest colors.
SPECIAL SALE OF
Sweaters, reduced from 81.25. 81.69 and 82.00.
~.—b—
Recipe ior oyster pie: One quart oi
oysters with their liquor. two table-
spooninla oi butler. two tablespoon-
iuls oi ilour. cook thoroughly: add
one-halt cup of cream. salt, pepper.
and a bit at nutmeg. Cook the oth-
er ingredients beiore putting in the
oysters. then add the oysters. butter a
dish, till it and cover with crust. it is
a good idea to put something in the
center oi the pie to hold the crust up:
a cup inverted will do.
corpus Announcers.
GRAHAM SPECIALTY COMPANY.
Manager Graham has been the iirst
to combine the pastimes oi the South-
ern negro in such a term as to be ac
ceptnblc its-the tcry best class of then-
tre goers. and the organisation which
he presents at Hoyt‘s Theatre. Friday.
and Saturday. November lo and ii.
warrants the presence of a large and
representative audience. Madame
l-‘lowers name niche, is sunlciont to
draw a big audience wherever she ap-
pears. and supplemented by the long
list at Americas very best colored
vaudeville stars whom Manager (ira-
ham has with him this season. should
he a magnet of great drawing power.
Newport January iii-W. K. Van-
derbilt and Miss Virginia Pair visited
the Opera House last evening where
Graham Southern Specialty Company
appeared. and Mr. Vanderbilt cxprcs
Red himseli as being much pleased
with the uniqueness oi the perform-
ance.-New York Times.
Saturday matinee at 2.
and 25 cents.
WATCHED A BATTLE
Chicago. November 7——A special to
the Tribune irom Seattle says: The
government transport Gsrcnne. which
arrived yesterday from Manila. brings
advices to October 7. As the Caroline
was leaving the Philippines the oiilc-
ers stood on the decks of the rogue! and
watched a battle between American
,soldiers and Filipinos two and a hall
Prices. lo
to 89 cents' ‘rniics back from Cavite. The luau;-
g t h l npproachcd so near to t c
Sweaters, yeduced from $2. 50. $3. 00 and $3. 50, my“: 0,139“, . Mt u... we mmm
t0 $1. 39. were lantled from the warships in the
morning and were out on the tiring
line at noon
The Manila papcrs print long ac-
counts of the arrival of Aguinaldo's
peace envoys who maintain an esclu-
site attitude and Wear magnificent uni~
forms us it to emphasise their im-
paltttllit'.
ANOTHER FIGHT COMHING .
New York. Nov. 7—Tom 0‘ Rourke
:hns posted $5.000 with John Considine
! as a iorieit for Tom Sharkey ior anoth-
:er match with Jim Jeiiries Sharkcy
says he will bet 81,000 that the chal-
Henge will not be accepted in iour
imonths.
THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY.
lid “Slim 8L. Will. Mill. Ill nan. "All.
Our stock of Groceries 18 worthy attention of the most fastidious, whom we
can and will please In quality and cost.
lead these Prices. The Goods llot Advertised in Soil initiation.
Famous White Rose Flour. 55c bag; 84.35 bbl.
Caps, 10 cents each.
ComstdofBros.
14 South liun Street, South South
MILFORD A GIFFIN, Manager.
Two stores—Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Jones ’Superlative Flour. liilill Sugar Cured California Hams.
Pillsbury' 8 Best XX X X Flour. Wl‘l'lll small and lean, per pound . - - - -- - .7lo
Gold Medal Flour, Pill Sweet Potatoes, per peck. . - . . - - - - - .15c
Six pounds New Carolina Rice... . . .25.;
Thirteen cakes Laundry Soap. . . .. . .25.,
FourponndsLard..................2ac Seven pigs, Unoeda Biscuitgmfic
Three pounds Salt Pork. .. . -- . . - - . .25c Five pound pail New Jelly- - -- - ~250
Withonspoundcoleqbsnnsorgrouadmtmmuandlls ih..er lb.bsat'l‘ or ponndlanah'h
Snownahenshingi’owdsrmlhiaasnsaattul Chiaa0apaadlanssr.ery’a.nrdmse*ctmother‘dilu:t‘anislu
THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY. ..
Very Best Elgin Creamery But-
temper-pound...................25c
lilhllilhIIid. '
is true it only a white collar and black .
“op...
DRY GOODS l
Thousands of dollars worth, consisting of our
General Line will be sold 'at Prices that will Crowd
Our Big Store from Basement to Rent.
THIS GREAT SALE WILL BEGIN SATURDAY
MORNING, NOT. 4, AT 9 O’CLOCK. AND WILL BE
TIIE GREATEST SALE EVER HELD iN CONN.
In order to create intense enthusiasm our immense stock
will be marked down to almost No Price point. You'canuot help
coming to us; you cannot help buying when you get here. A
Small Roll oi Money will buy a Big Bundle of Goods. No need
of further comment; you know our methods; advertise things ex-
actly as they are, your money’s worth or your money
back if you want it.
We cannot tell you of each individual price, it
would require more than half the paper to do our-
selvesjustice. Come tomorrow prepared fer a great
Bargain Feast, we promise you, ' better than
you expect.
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“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.
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ESEYM33§;§'STORE.
uTablc Delicacies
are particularly tempting just now. when the chill of coming winter brings keen ap-
petites with it. We are prepared for the winter appetite with as choice a collection
of seasonable dainties as the most capricious epicure could wish. Visit our store
and see for yourself.
We Offer:
Delicious Suit Shell Crabs. Cull here ior Eavenson's Naptha
Borax Soap and Powdered Soap. it's
Try our extra line new Maple Syrup, '
1’01"”. quart or gallon, INfltl'l‘l’W‘S 3030: Finest goods on Che
. mar et. ’
Golden t'rown Buckwheat. etc. l , ‘ .
The best lluttcr sold in town ironi Dc "“0"“ ”To“ “"5”" Teas.
A full line of new Canned Goods.
25c lb. up.
(lid English Cherish We know how to run. a Grocery
l‘ulled l-.‘igs Something new Veal‘ Business, and do it as well as we know
l-‘amous Double Cream Cheese. Loni. Ihow.
avnnr'rnmo new. AND FRESH.
C. E. Seymour. Leading Grocer, '33 W. Wash. St.
A Difference 0f Opinion
regarding the cost of things won’t ever occur if the buying is done here. Every one
agrees that our prices are low enough. but we are going to lower them every time it
is possible. That’s the spirit that built up this big business of ours.
Every Article 8 Money Saver.
Fancy New Cluster Raisins ior table
use.
Large Fine New Muscatel Raisins.
New Mime Meat New Sugar Sy rup,
New Cince Citron. Dates.
New puck Moorpark Apricots.
l-‘ancy Muhr Peaches.
Camembert Cheese. Swiss Cheese
Edam (.‘hecse. Club House Cheese Our
\
New Jams, in glass..-.... .-......10c UneedaBiscuit.perpkg ..... .. .. 3c
bibpailJellyn-u-n-u-m-n.mlbc SugarCuredShoulders. lb ........7lc
Sweetpomtoes, perpk.....'........15c MagnoliaMilk, can................
Best Elgin Creamery Butter, lb... . .
3lbpkgBuckwheat................10c
13cakesLaundrysoap..........'.'.
4lbpkgGo llust..l...15c
SugarCure Hams.lbm-.........l2c 4quartsCranberr1es............
leaks itln on, can. ..............10.; Baked Beans,can.
21 Pound. Bent Granulated Sugar. $1.00,
23 Pounds Light Brown Sugar, $1.00-
THE NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Dessvss Balding. South Kerwalk 35-37 Isis Street, letvalh.
80
25c
250
250
7c
in‘o
'rmendous Sale?
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