"fpsepu‘vor m
‘ “.9“? menstrual. it
mom want
other along in years.
.. on is wealthy and
en in ’new- interest In‘
, I'l‘his will probably be
orwsllr. When a call is
the cell “will be entitled
lithium.
1 _ ll demand.this, and the
that maintains m dignity It
to get along: Churches are
, that. must be respected in
1% succeed. Good preaching 8'."
, d good music is a strong card
" huroh. When attendance rails
hurch may introduce innovs
as women ushers. for ex-
' t the lasting benefit of this
questioned. not that there is
limproper in such a course,
{his out of the ordinary and 11
' of the usual rule. This was
in n Rahway. N. 1.. church last
-, audit is said that there was
, . rush of young- men who en-
the novelty of being escorted to
~ by a young woman. . The church
great power oi good and will
to he so long asei'forts are
- wisely. if dihisiop of senti-
produces the best results. 1111
800d- ,
oeswheu all p
‘ The older members .
'report of Paymaster General:
, o! the army shows the follow-5
11 items of expenditure during
“fiscal year: Regular army. s34.- i
: volunteer army, $35,877.)”; l
meat of Cuban army. 3905.100; i
pay for volunteers. war with
“43,932; extra pay, regulars !
with Spain. $202,592. General!
says that some of the. new pay-
Wu, while evincing great zeal andi
, lgenee. have been too old to with-
Y the hardship of service, and he‘
mends that "under no circum-a
. should men be appointed to?
oilloe who are over forty years 01'1
until they have passed an 911- :
tion as to their physical, moral
“ mental fitness for the position.” i
Walter L. h‘arnsworth. the Chicago;
m man, who contesses to forty-
wives, none of whom so far as
known, is dead, would probably do‘
better than air. Roberts as ai
eurnnn from Utah. l
‘rusrn coves ovssruassn. I
W sumo-es ofthe lines ru‘ch.
‘ ‘w‘suo Returning from s Wedding.
, Eben Sarah and Agnes Fitch. or.
wall: had an exciting experience,
lie returning from the Coley-Stun;
wedding at Cannons last evening
r coupe ran off an embankment by .
roadside and turned completely ov-
I!
’l'lle turnout was a livery team driv—
rby William Powell. and but for his
Manhood and good horsemanshlp the
ts of the coupe would undoubt-
bave been seriously injured in-
of escaping with only, a few
was driving along i'nl'he darkness
a road which was new to him. in
3 out to the side of the road he
-1 lculatorf the distance and the
slid off the embankment. The
Drake and the vehicle had nothing
it from turning upside down'
rowing the or-«upants into the
the coupe. The wihdpws were
and the top partly wrecked. The
was thrown trorn toe seat and
‘ . . a number of bruises. in a
g be had the horses under control.
they were badly frightened.
the meantime a number of guests
wedding come to the rescue. the
. < having occurred a short dis-
' below the residence of the bride.
”listed the Misses Pitch from
lone position. The door of
was forced open before they
rescued. They were suflering
ble from the shock and tright.
but slightly bruised. Willing
.thernbseh them
1 ”tumuvmmthemnmmm'
torhesvyerwsrsigeeos. Wear-Minnellthenewsnep‘esls
vmwmumomun unlit lists. is moses.
'Beosetssns‘lomttetl. smmssrmmwln Tent Brown
‘Veivetlints
Wenoverhelorssoldsotssny heady Trimmed listsss‘ttiissss-
nn. as we have the roost stylish Goods. the best possible values.
and never thsnlm batetoseteot on. Prices to suit every
' WM strum
Specials This Ween:
Felt Talus. 15s.. wore It so. Ostrich Feathers. lie to It.
My Wings and Breasts. New suspects Alpine lists. 1"
'epsyosedsreoopareheuseduerm:
‘ twohswsoaflpurehnsee. .
13.11. DILLON a co;
Bridgeport. Conn;
360 and 362 Main Street.
a wolf all: m
EASTMAN KODAKS.
33 LG Per Cent Discount,
William P. Beers’
NORWALK.
Fall 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 char in .
MEN’S, BOYS’ ANI) CHILDREN'S
CLOT HING!
Strictly ,,.pure wool, double and single breasted
suits. $6.50, $7.50, 88 and $9.
High grad», all wool. single and double breast-
ed and cutaway black diagonal worsted suits, 310.
Overcoats and Ulster-s.
Our wind and water proof ulster has proved a
great success, $8.00.
Winter overcoats in kerseys and coverts, from
$5.00 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.“) and $3. 50
to $1. 39.
Caps, 10 cents each.
Comstock Bros.
ll South liaiu Street, South ilomli.
. MILFORD A. orrrm, Manager.
Two store's-Norwalk and South Norwslh.
-i Joseph
V
.ltienstureltgw ntomt
HM" . I. a "I
your girl to have one. ‘
That neck must be A I and fair
lsdeedthe doe-not sort lace
outline the low necked waist which
to be worn over It. I, . ’
The theatre wrap long enough to
completely cover the gown seem to
be growing In favor.
There is a fed for having the stitch-
ed bands that decorate skirts and
coats of lighter material than the
cloths theyodecornte.
Braided hands are entrees
trimming as stitched uses.
common. ,
a long coat of cursor-1111i ’ has large
men of lace. The heel is shaped in
to the ’form but the trout bangs
retty s
not as
. straight. The collar is very high and
daring.
A inunty coat and one that can lie
worn on very dressy Occasions is made
all of lsce—-s very heavy lace laid ov-
er a rich and warn foundation. it is
useless to add that this coat is not long
but very short.
rProbably the reason chinchilla is so
often selected this season ”for wear
with light-colored gownszlor theatre
and other evening wear is because of
its richnelts. (‘ ertaiu it is that it is
having a great run tor evening and day
wear. too.
An inexpensive gift that is being
dircpared by one little girl for her mu-
sir-loving friend for Christmas con-
sists of a generous selection of the
black-11nd white pictured of supra.
priate designs which she is herself
’mountlng on gray cards. These cards
will be deposited in a handsome bask-
et decorated with how of ribbon and
accompanied with the suggestion that
they iind a corner in her room to
brighten some gray day or long even.
lag. These pictures are not new, but
who ever tires of looking at interesting
faces picturesque buildings and bits
of scenery?
A garment that is distinctively sug~
gestlve of home comfort. and at pres-
ent enjoys great popularity. says liar»
pet's Hunt. is the full-length kimo»
{no of crepe de Chine. India silk. tlgured
foulard. or veiling. All these lubrics
are soft and clinging. and “take lin-
lug" well. Thin flannel and close veil—
ing are the preferred linings for tool-
nrds or thin silks. but a soft silk ls'
gpreferabie for lining crepe rte Chine.
,Tho newest ideas in the garniture of
‘kimonoa include flat lace trimmings
i:Iml full floonrrs. with additional che-
mise-ties and lace timlersleevca.
i roman noes-sure.
i
THE "COOK" PAD.
‘ it there is any common plane on
iwbicb ultra-fashionable society truly
Smret the public at large hat! way it is
Zln relation to the prevailing "coon"
ifsd. At the theatre for two or three
iyenrs no song has been more popular
ithan the “coon" song. The unique
istyle oi' Hcoon' comedy never tails to
icrente cyclones of mirth where the'
reveryday comedian can only raise a
and then No songs have a larger sale
at the music stores than which mel-
odiously describe the joys or troubles
of the "coon." The coon cake walk is
a never falling source of amusement
and entertainment. in the admiration
*0! all the-9e things all el s of people
Join. if you want to h r all the lat-
est "coon" songs they may be listened
to in the Graham entertainment at
Hoyt‘s. Saturday.
A PRINCE OF EGYPT.
The greatest writer the world has
produced has never been able to write
anything as truthful or dramatic. as
'the simple truths of the Bible. Where
3 in all the great dramatic world is there
in story to equal that of the story of
it is human. natural and his-
‘torlc it is in itseli the mirror of life.
Beauty. hate. falsehood and love are
"hurmoniously blended and in the end.
"right triumphs. Lile's greatest virtue.
forgiveness is there, for Joseph for-
gnvy the brothers who sold him as a
slave. From the obscure shepherd he
became the ruler of Egypt. and the
story of the presentation is the story
of the Bible. 0111! slight departure is
made in the love interest. but it adds
rto the seriousness and parity of the
inarrntlve. it requires gorgeous scen-
{cry to frame the production.- and Mr.
Clarke has it. At Hoyt- Thbstre next
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings for
ithe benefit of the Hospital.
THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,
lid MSW“ $1.. SOllIll Illllllll.
Ill! STREEI. IORWAU.
Our stock of Groceries is worthy attention of the most fastidious, whom we
can and will please' 1n quality and cost.
Read these Prices. The Goods llot Advertised iroiold lost 111 6111;).
Famous who "no” Flour. 55c. bag; 84.35 bbl.
Jones' Superlative Flour. ROG!
Pillsbury's Btst XXXX Flour, lilflill
Gold Medal Flour. HMS“
Very Best Elgin Creamery But-
ter,'perpound........‘............26¢
poundsLarcL. ................25c
‘ poundsSaltPork............2'oc
t
J... 1.1mm , OOMRANY.
Sugar Cured California Hams,
small and lean, per pound. .5, . . . .7lc
Sweet Potatoes, per
Six pounds New 011
.,Thirteen cakes Laundry Soap. . . . . . .25;
Seven pigs. Uneeda Biscuits. - . - - - .25c
Five pound pail New Jelly” - . - -25c
mmwmstun.uusae 1a.»: taut-tr mew-en's
cum-numy‘l'umi‘o Mm:
ck...........15c
linaRice.-.-.-26c
slight breese of smiling approval nowi
--~—-OF-—-—
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 Roof.
MORNING, NOV. 4, AT 9 O’CLOCK, AND WILL BE
THE GREATEST SALE EVER HELD IN CONN.
In order recreate intense enthusiasm our immense stock
will'be marked down 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 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 for a great
Bargain Feast, we promise you, better than
you expect. ' . -
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1“ :SEYMOUR’S STORE
i‘l‘able Delicacies
are particularly tempting just: now, when the chill of coming winter brings been 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 Soft Shell Crabs. Call here for Eavenson's Nsptha
Try our extra line new Maple Syrup. I "0"“ Soap “11d POWdGWd 30” "-5
bottle. quart or gallon Nature‘s soap. Finest goods on the
Golden Crown Buckwheat. etc. ”“3““
The best Butter sold in town from Delirious Coffee. Elegant Teas
25c lb. up. A full line of new Canned Goods.
0” Emmi“ CM?" We know how to run 3 Grocery
Pulled Figs. Something new. Veal Business, and do it as well as we know
Loaf. how.
Fancy New Cluster Raisins for table
use.
Large l-‘ine New Muscatel Raisins.
New Hines- Meat. New Sugar Syrup?
New Glace Citron. Dates. .
New pack Moorpark Apricots.
Fancy Muhr Peaches.
Camembert Cheese. Swiss Cheese
Edam Cheese, Club House Cheese. Our
Futons Double Cream Cheese.
- EVERYTHING new AND FRESH.
C. E. Seymour. Leading Grocer, 33 W. Wash. St.
A Difference of Opinion
regarding the cost of things won ’1: ever occur 1! the buying Is done here. Every one
agrees that our prices are low enough, but: we are going to lower them every time it
be possible. That's the spirit that built up this big business of ours.
Every Article 11 Money Saver.
NewJéms, in glass.....,. ......,.310c UneedaBiscuit.perpkg............ 3c
blbpailJelly......................15c SugarCuredShoulders.lb..........7lc
Sweetpotatoes. perpk.............15c MagnoliaMilk, cap................ 8c
albplrg Buckwheat......._.........10c BestElgin Creamery Butter,lb..---2bc
4lbpkgGold Dust. ................15c 13cakes LaundrySoap.............2hc
SugarcuredHams,lb. .............12c AquamCmnbex-nes ...............250
Alaska Salmon.‘.can..y.............lOc Baked Beans.can.. 7c
21 Pounds Beat (animated Sugar, $1.00
23 Pounds Light Brown Sugar, $1.00
THE NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
oeeeos
mmmm mzlsisltmlervslt.
remendous Sale
nus cum SALE WILL BEGIN SATURDAY
Norwalk Chronicler