Leading stunner-s.
" Velvet iiats'.
I“ll'illoilliists have
Will Dewey and his
- “ turkey at their
r new home. The
lid!" marrim is
, W. Field. Your name
:live in true American his-
won a notable victory over
all the iootball ileld, yester-
hyssco’reorzotoo. it
oi the surprises oi which
Villave been so many in college
. this season, ior while Colum-
‘Meat was not altogether unex-
nobody looked ior such a large
it is conceded that the [th-
‘stand next to Harvard in point
an strength. .
death-knell oi "tipping" has
bounded. and the autocrat oi the
and sleeping car we shall know
forever. George H. Daniels
passenger agent at the New
tral Railroad. is at the head
modest to abolish the practice
fins already iound backing among
at several oi the trunk lines
the hotels will iota ands witi1
ilroads the public w‘l feel that
yoke has fallen from its neck
.. try is ehultant over the deieat
Alemblyman Hazel. Republican
they bad he , prayed and
' ior. From r. Croker down.
many 'men about over Ma-
downiali. Senator Flatt. howev-
mdlted with intimntlns that. Ms.-
{flight be seatedinthe nest assem-
ja which the Republicans will havr
,f i 4km maiority as against eigh-
Iy Democrats openly denouner
.. tor Hill. whom they blame ior
reverses up the state.
'srily. the list is mightier than thl
Champion Jim Jeflries receiver
a: in cash as his share oi thl
in the light with Sharkey. '1'"
a balm ior his deieat was $10,-
‘ ‘ The receipts oi the mill, as glv
PM by Jcliriell. were about 980,000
In money the two pugilists go.
.. cent, or a trifle over $40,000.
“This was divided on a basis of 75 and
. ,per ..cent This amount does not in-
We the rcvcnul irom the pictllra
'a When. Editor John Rodemeyci
‘6 Milton )hat it would take an aver
“M Wupaper niuli ovrr two years t<
‘HORTON'S POINT OYSTER BEDS.
Iktppers oi boats coming irom
Wport L. 1.. report that a large
inst oi sloops and rowboats are at
m on the natural oyster beds neat
W' a point and thousands of bush-
s’ls have been gathered The need i.
Unusually line quality and almosl
. y separated irom each other
. In also cleaned and well iorm-
The seed is taken to Greenhori
“where the dredgers get iron
‘88 cents a bushel. The Shell
Omnmisaioneru have no control 0
his. '
,. ‘ JOINT STOCK COMPANY.
insulate oi the organisation of
‘ disputes-router irog Signal Co.
' » d'has been died In the stats
. . a oillce. The capital is 950.-
. h 500 shares oi 9100 each. The
"“d “.000 has been paid in in card
M in property. consisting .oi
- etc. The subscribers are:
A. Hamilton. Ridgeneld. m
" :iiobert l-'. Foster. Brooklyn
g”: C. A. Hamilton. trustee. i9;
“halal A. iirown. oi Water
l
the tear
instat
Isl!
. ‘ majority in the last assembly. The '
E. H. DILLON 6: CO.
360 and 362 Main Street. Bridgeport. Conn,
Mlflflflmm
charms
33 1-3 Per Cent Discount,
William P. Beers’
m
Specials This Wash: "
”I M the. were ’1“. DIM!!! Feathers. lie to u.
Fancy Wings and Breasts. New Shapes in Alpine lists.
idpayonstnsoaparehasssoiuerlnors;
mmnflpmshasss.
NORWALK.
Fall and Winter Styles for ’99
KODAKS.
ummummssdtasmumrtmmmm
flareshowingmllthsnvvshapssin
.; Vslvstllmrflillsts.’ inlanoytlhnnilla and. llk lists.“ in Wrbsss.
.mladlqrgsliats. Alsomanynswshapesin ’l‘arn Crown
WsnsvsrbsisrssoldsomanyltssdyTrila-aduatsasthlsssa-
‘. miuwsliavbthsmmhw. tbvb'sst possible values
mmorlssatnuiuvnstnonmtrms. Mmtoanit every
puisstrohthotfl~~
Never have better goods been shown: never have
greater varieties been ofiered; never have prices
been so low.
There is no room for improvement ill the bar-
gains we ofier' in
MEN ’8, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN '8
CLOTHING!
‘ Strictly pure wool. double and single breasted
suits. $6.50, $7.50. 98 and 39.
High grade, all wool. single and double breast-
ed and cutaway black diagonal worsted suits, 810.
Overcoats and Uisters.
.Our wind and water proof ulster has proved a
great success, 88. 00.
Winter overcoate in kereeys and coverts. from
85.“) up.
All the latest colors.
SPECIAL SALE OF
\
Sweaters, reduced from $1.25. $1.69 and $2.00,
to 89 cents.
Sweaters, reduced from 82. 50, $3. 00 and $3. 50.
to $1.39.
Caps, .10 cents each.
Conistock Bros.
ii South llin Street, South llorllll. .
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
Two atoreo—Norwalk and South Norwalk.
"s
shamanism“
W
Amabluk
ltlsnotan uncommonsighttosssa
lady dressed in tall mourning and
wearing diamonds
Transparent sleeves and yaks irons
without lining or over silk at t 'eol-
e’r make a black gm annals svs-
sing. which. when stern over a black
lining will be suitable his church and
day wear. H
—-—-“ q
sstly Dro-
A chllon chemlssttsll
r to wear with a tailor and not
i! that but it is tenable and
much more becoming to middle-aged
mm. because soitsr. than the stil
., g, l .
A bright gown and one becoming to a
large number at young ladies in oi a
ht dark blue tissue with waistcoat
and the revere that turn away irons it
oi bright red. Bright all around you
ass. particularly ii a bright girl wears
li you are Just beginning to do your
own dressmaking it would be well to
remember that a straight strip oi cloth
will not stretch as easily as a bias one.
Thereiore. collar linings should be bias.
belts should not. waist linings should
be cut crosswise, ii there is any possi-
bility. oi the outside "pulling." etc.
Sleeves fit very closely blit a areal
many oi them are a good deal trimmed.
particularly with tucks. Tucks are laid
in clusters and are pla only in a
group across the top at the sleeve or
they may extend the entire length or
the arm, even to the llaring edge that
reaches down o'ver the hand.
A ribbon tie. one that goes around
the throat twice. is ilnlshed oil with a
ionr-in-bsnd knot tied down almost to
the bust instead oi at the throat. This
provides ior the placing oi two pretty
plus. one on either side where the rib-
hon leaves the collar to go to the knot.
They are really necessary. too. to keep
the ribbon irom slipping.
intrad oi trying to hold the shoulders
back try standing and sitting with the
chest out: see ii it isn't easier and
doesn‘t accomplish the desired results
sooner. It's practice as good ior a too-
promincnt abdomen as it is ior round-
ed shoulders. lt'u exhilarating: makes
one tool. too, all if the air was purer
and that there was more oi it.
ii you preier to wear an undcrskirt
oi flannel to secure warmth do not
make the mistake of having it too tall
and consequently heavy. it does not
need either to be long. A list. smooth-
ly ilttlng yoke should iorm the’ upper
part and should be buttoned flat in the
back without gather or band The
skirt part should be goren everywhere
except at the back. it will then lit close
to the limbs and fulfill its mission.
POPULAR “03mm
SOI' THERN SPECIALTY COMPANY.
What the Hartiord Coaraut says oi
the Graham Southern Specialty Com-
pany‘s spatial Sunday Concert pro-
gramme:
"The Hartford Opera House contlno
lied its run oi crowded houses last ev-
ening. when the Graham Genuine
Southern Specialty Company enter-
tained a crowd that filled every seat.
The entertainment was a good one and
the appreciation wall evidenced by iro-
oileni applause. Mme Flower. the pri-
ma donna oi the company. is the pos
sensor at a really remarkable voice oi
great range and. sweetness. She han-
dles it well and is able.to sing both
soprano and contralto. ilcr enuncia-
tion is distinct and her rendition oi
Answer and The Silver Moon was is
pcclaily good. The audience demand-
ed comma and Mme i-‘lowcr easily car-
ried oil the honors oi the evening.
Other members oi the company are al-
so possesaors of line voices and the
entertainment was a musical treat."
Saturday matinee. at 2. Prices, 10
25 cents.
A PRlNCli.’ OP EGYPT.
The production is mounted and cos-
tumed regardless oi expense. The coil-
tume designs are from descriptions and
models oi the celebrated historian. Sir
.i. Gardner Wilkinson. author at The
Ancient Egyptians. The scenery is a
icature. and represents the most popu-
lar revcrcd idols and gods oi the
Egyptians and is mythologically and
I historically currcct.
taken fro the Gallery oi Antiquities.
selected in.» he liritish Museum by
l". Arundalc. a chith and .l. Bonomi.
sculptor. The great success attained
by Walter (7. Clark‘s pantomime oi lien
Hllr was largely due to the manner in
which it was staged. Mr. Clark's new
production. A Prince oi Bum. surpass.
ea -Brn Hllr in the "telling oi the
story" words and music being intro-
duced. together with scenic and panto-
mlmic eiiect. which makes the repre-
sentation exceedingly realistic.
THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,
ill “Slim SL. 80"“! Will.
Our stock of Groceries is worthy attention of the most fastidious, whom we
can and will please in quality and cost.
Reid boulders. The Goods llot Advertised ire Sold Just a Cheap.
Famous White Rose Floor. 550 bag; 84.35 bbl.
lones’ Superlative Flour,
Pillsbury’ s Best XXXX Flour,
Gold Medal Flour, .
Very Best Elgin Creamery But- ' .
ter.perpound....................25¢
hourpoundsLard..................25c
l'hrneponnds BaltVPork............25c
H1038
l9 III M. Mill.
Sugar Cured California Hams,
small and lean, per pound up. . .. . .7lc
Sweet Potatoes, per pack. . . .4. . ..
Six pounds New Carolina Rice. - . . . ~25c
Thirteen cakes Laund Soap- - . - . .-25c
Seven pigs. Uneeda Biscuits-u-m26c
Five pound pail New Jelly. . . . . . . . .250
.atflflflflandue lb..cc lb.bsst"l'sa.or pouadLynch's
0apandlaaec.wy:ddu:‘d mas-mutton“
..150
The models are use
Tremehdous “ Sale
s . ‘I“.‘
..,>
—--OF——-—
DRY“ GOODS!
Thousands of dollars worth, consisting of our
General Line will be .sold at Prices that will Crowd
Our Big Store from Basement to Roof.
THIS GREAT SALE WILL BEGIN SATURDAY
MORNING NOV. 4 AT 9 O’CLOCK, AND WILIl BE
THE GRE EST SALE EVER IIELD IN CONN.
in order 10 create intense enthusiasm our immense stock
will be markeddown to almost No Price point. You cannot help
coming to us; you cannot help buying when you get here. A
Small Roll of 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 it you want it.
“l
We cannot tell you of each individual price, it
would require more thanhalf the paper to do our-
selvesjustice. «Come tomdrrow prepared for a great
Bargain Feast, we promise you, better than
you expect.
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ESEYIVIOUR’S STORE.
n’l‘abie 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 Soit Shell Crabs. I
Try our extra line new Maple. Syrup.
bottle. quart or gallon.
Golden Crown Buckwheat. etc.
The best Butter sold in town from
25c lb. up. ‘ '
Camembert (‘hecsc Swiss Cheese. Old English Chee‘ie
Edam Cheese. Club House Cheese. Our Pulled Figs.
Famous Double Cream Cheese. Loni.
EVERYTHING NEW AND FRESH.
C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer, 33 W. Wash. St.
A Difference of 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 a Money Saver.
NewJams, in glass..-.... ........10c UneedaBiscuit.perpkg............ 3c
blbpailJelly...---..--............15c SugarCured Shoulders,lb.m----.-7tc
Sweetpotatoes, perpk.............15c MagnoliaMilk, can................ 80,
Slbpthuckwheat................10c BestElginCreamerantter,lb.....25c.r ‘
dlbpkgG‘oldDust.................15c 13cakesLaundrysoap.............25c
Sugnguy-edflams,lb.........,....120 4quamCmnbemes”..W250
Alaska Salmon,:can...............10c Baked Beans, can 7c‘
21 Pounds Beat Granulated Sugar, $1.00 ‘
23 Pounds Light Brown Sugar, $1.00
THE NEW YORK GROCERY GO.
(‘all h'c're ior Eavenson's Naptha
ilornx Soap and Powdered Soap. it's
|Nnturn's smip. Finest goods on the
i market.
Delicious Coiice. Elegant Teas.
A full line of new Canned Goods.
We know how to run a Grocery
Something new. Veal Business, and do it as well as we know
lh ow.
l-‘ancy New Cluster Raisins ior table
largo Fine New Muscatel Raisins.
New Mince Meat. New Sugar Syrup.
New Glare i‘ ltron. Dates.
New pack Moorpark Apriiots.
Fancy hluhr Peaches.
Dessvss Building. tenth hsrvalk 35-37 Isis Street. Inuit.
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