is' $533; iii: 360. and 362 Main Street. Brldsopofl. Conn.
. m was "tum. the 0",. an amount oi time we might save ior avenue.
Massachgastts law pro
has, in ‘such a case shall
harm having been. satiailed.
m construction. it appears
"trolleys in the state to do so.
. as was expected. ., w
”'the new method at announcing
' on,the trains oi the New lin-
. » lrostl system. is s spendthritt
. . ‘oi language; Under the old plan
" Woman would, ior instance.
. announce. 'ilarliord _next:
,« is plain, complete. concise and
‘7 at. ambiguity., Uh r the new
. ~ . t he hai’lo rial-ciao his
lernyx and lipsto this extent:
"lat station ior this train is
w .' The longer announcement
go more than the shorter one. and
his more words p'lell it in,"
- ‘ Chauncey M. Depe'w regards
’s election as an endorsement
Mt McKinley'l- administra-
lle says' it proves that the Am-
. . people have absolute rfloniidenu
" 3h. To my mindH-‘snd i am not
. ‘ idly—~it settles the question
doubt oi the next presidency.
We thlt it means that Mr. Me-
v , will he the nominee oi the Re-
a party 'snd that Mr. Brynn
again secure the Democratic nom-
. n
., Muller's weathcr report ior Conncc
. 4 shows that month to have lli‘i'li
. dyyest October ior twenty-six years.
' , has started in with a trifle
dampness. but has raised the
mighty little Meanwhile Hart
H to drinking from the river—and
Ming—and other Connecticut cities
tie mill scraping the bottoms oi their
Mrs. —-Ncw London Day
It would be very interesting to hair
fir much good has beeh'attnincd by
the Inset inquiry lt scents to con-
“ oi varied and exceedingly tiresome
Moi blackguardismirom thevar-
m conned. and though the general"0
has been strengthened that
. d the charges have a stratum oi
If“. nothing has been done to puriiy
: political atmosphere. it is true
‘hstobeagreatdcaloicxcsva
'Oi dirt‘beiore a sewer can be laid
.. m all corruption and it may be
m tit is the precise stage at which
would be content ii they
It was likely 'to ever progress‘-
.The only thing certain is that
he cost the people an immense
c "W”: of money ior which theya
small return—New Marion
_‘____.-
Hm ”I I’m
in Hartford cor-rail.)
hthe reason we do notsccas
His as we used to?
it'll-go and flowers are awn in
. . 1% eolflure oi youthiui look-
tablecloth-aybemadcto
wailiiltlselsaaandhass
Iaderit. -
W 5“ been “96' M
. W that “MIPW‘ in ad are a handsome ’slr- ”MCI":
.1 .....w....- m... :ll.‘.'.‘..‘°"" ”mm
‘ . without a union lahei '
kisses. by pain that boots at dancing school they must wear covers
V’thewiie,sothemmeywas
hack to her at once. The can A young lady of seventeen years is
its court room rejoicing, the having a dark green velvet iroclt The Norwalk police have been nott.
. . m in gm. ”(9, The The wide taletas that are so much edict have been drawn as civil Com-
including sittings. increased used ior waists this season are more men Pleas jurors tor the October term.
t " compared with ”9"" only the narrower ones oi seasons past. 10M Gflttefldn. oi isaaes piece. has
ltosbout 425 miles. One trol- wan. my seat more per yard, less secured a situation with the Bryant
My has gone through a re- material is required. Electrical Company. at Bridgeport.
I -p. the first oi twenty-nine op- '
MINI III general limit may than it is to turn the valves in many Dr. Harry Warnea. the Washington
, hid'economical operation oi the radiators and let in steam They are street dentist closed his chin yester-
Illd not .0 1”" an increase of notasneat either. But. they are easier Iday and moved t0\ Bridgeport.
, .Wsterbury Republican argues it's an easy matter to make over our with Henry Kampi. the Norwslk bur.
”inquiry stands just now.I
sad crystal spaaalcs and trim-I
ummmmmmtmmmm
immanent-seals. wemmsutseaewasaauta
VMWMIIMCMIIIID and Ill! lists. in Tarbell.
moses tare-lieu: also-asymmetric 'l'ais Crows
Mutants.
Westierthiensofleh‘nyllssdy'lvlmmedllatsasthis sea-
monotonous-graham floods. the best possible values,
sadasvsrlsesthsnufliiatetoeeleetilbin. Prices to suit every
monument.
Specials This with
Felt Tame, 106.. were ma. Ostrich leathers, lie to is.
2 fancy Wisp sad Breasts. New Shapes in Alpine lists.
'epayeaeialweaparchssssciuer-ers;
muses-01m
“E. u. DILLON coo.
li it were as easy to plan 1 '"I' 51"er 3. "Tllht. oi Danbury,
ter gown as it is a summer one, what is visiting the Misses Bennett, oi nu;
some more useiul purpose.
..Mrs Harrie Hill. oi Pine street. is
, . u a. girl. are going to wear colored very low and t is doubtful it she re-
stockings oi the same shades. This In ’ ————_—_
trite oi black shoes and stockings as Thomas Ward aa disposed oi in.
well. attains: in its on and returned to
on .
trimmed with chinchilla. Material and ed that a horse was stolen in Dan-
trlmming are rich, but she is having it ury last night.
made plain and it is very becoming. ' .
Joseph B. Dunning and J. W. Ben-
economicai because‘oi their width than
0i course it is much more trouble to -Bl'k and b' we Dunlap derby. O'Brien.
keep a number oi open tires burning
and i believe healthier than any other I’
method oi heating. ' I Herman Drseger. late oi the Grand
‘i’nion Hotel. has secured a position
aid gowns into this season's designs. A her.
little time and ordinary skill will trans-
form iull skirts‘and large steam into - Miss Annie.Chlttlm was surpriscd
sheath-like skirts and closelyblttlng at: her home in Center avenue. last cv.
sleeves. and ii the material is good no citing. Games. dancing and reiresh.
one will be the wiser. meats were enjoyed until a late hour.
There ‘is a style oi tunic that is be- Mrs. Sarah Selle-cit. oi Stuart “an“...
coming to even a short women. it is loaves town next Wednesday ior Col.
even with the hemcttbe “minivans orado. where she will visit her son.
and back and rise-not more "In three Wilbur at Selleck a iew weeks. and
inches on the sides-just enough to al- then proceed to Caliiornla to with“
low a glimpse oi the undershirt which the winter with her brother.
a oi the same material as the yoke and
"river pm of "w “m"- I —Delicious rm Candy. Lane.
The married woman whose husband Some one attempted to steal ‘ bicy-
'-“ "7’ critical "5“"!an 1"" manner cle at the Norwallt Baptist Church last
if dressing. meaning both style and the evening during the service. A man
"N "n 3"“ h" clothee,'hna "”0“ was seen taking the wheel and several
"3:; wink i" ”hielt'tllun '- 0:9".th went out to pursue him“. The iellOw
; can as ecurcessna- t hi .
'irally, she will probably not always dropped he h "d ran
receive his little suggestions kindly;
but hhe'cshould: some day. when con-
stunt eat-e. ii voluntary. has proved to
her that his judgment is better than Henley. England. and will 3° into "“‘
ter quarters at Stoke-on-Trent lmmc-
born. she will thank him. ior then will (““er- The tour al at to end h“
be the age when care and good taste i
what an. the most. mbeen? a pronounced success it every
Sat rday night the Barnum k
icy sh w will conclude its season at
TURNED UP HALE AND HEART). . To the "Mn“ demand made
Prank Spencer, the locomotive lire. upon u, carrying capacity in consc-
mm on the Highland division oi the ouencc oi the great business revival
\Jew Haven road, who disappeared all over the country the New York
vom his may at Sandy Hook Bever- Central railroad will spend ssfloooow
. ll weeks ago and who it was thought Iior new rolling stock. The item in-
'ind fallen oil 0! the eighty '00! ”PM“ eludes ninety locomotives and 0.500
memriower's hemp M
helm to draw a lsvusudiehes Wher-
ever she mil?" and supplemented” by
oi America'svery
colors“ dc ill
my” vwitlt'wflmm “em,
:33: be a magnet abut drawing'
“gag?!” matinee at’Ii’. Prices 10
A PRINCI 01' “'1‘.
- Walter C. Clarke has. pent thou»
ands oi dollars on the. mes and
he will °' ‘ ."'"‘ir'.;’.‘ ”r..." ".l’"
w present at 'I re. 0-
vember ii and is, tor the heneht oi
the Nor-walk Hospital. The romantic
drama is iounded on the story oi Jos-
eph in the Bible, and the owner of one
of the greatest characters at Biblical
love is iollowed closely. it 'begins
with his departure in search oi his
brothers. and ends with his onderiul
governorahip oi ngyt, whic he saves
irom starvation. Music and song is
pleasantly intermingled with the her-
retire. and it will be one oi the most
pleasing entertainments oi recent
years.
ancira F'OltltAlNMAKlNG.
Subsulphuric Acid. Water and Zinch
Create Artificial Storms.
Some years ago Kansas was overrun
with so called "rainmakers" who did a
thriving business in vicinities smicted
with drought. The Rock Island rail-
road had a rainmaksr who traveled
about the country in a special eartaud
made rain irom Texas to lows. At the
time the process employed was guard-
ed as a secret. and no doubt the mys-
tery surrounding the operation had
much to do with the interest aroused
among the people. But now comes
George Matthews in the Wichita Eagle
with a full exposition oi the means
employed by the Rock island wizard
and others, and the iollowiug is the
recipe given by him:
”Ten iluid ounces oi subsulphuric
acid.
" 'll'iity iluid ounces oi water.
"Five ounces oi sine.
"Renew every hour and stir every 30
minutes day and night until rain
comes. The moment rain begins to
iali remove jar or crock. in territory
west or Kansas use one-third lose; at
sea level use double the quantity. in
Kansas work only on southerly winds.
which are the moisture bearing winds.
begin an experiment only in a clear
sky. One station oi the experiment. ii
miles in dinmeter. A better and more
three or more stations to or 50 milt‘s
apart."
According to Mr. Matthews, this mix-
ture leit in an open mouthed jar gen-
erates hydrogen gas. which midly
ascends. Thet theory is that this gaaI
ascending creates a shait through the
hot air down which the cold air rushes E
creating a storm center and gutheringI
moisture ior precipitation. Matthews
claims that oi the 200 experiments ‘
made by him at least lilo were success-
ful—Kansas City Journal.
A LOST OPPORTUNITY.
"Well. l'ncle William.‘ said the
president oi the emigration sm'tety. "l
s 'posc you hcarn de ncwa'.“
"No. Whut's stirrin?”
"W'y. you ain't hearn 'bout de treas-
urcr'."
"Not. a word. Whut he done now?"
"itun oil wid dc iunds—tuk cver'
dollar wld him!"
“Lawd. Lewd! i'ln how much won
in do treasury?"
"Fo' hundred dollar's!"
"P‘n you say he gone wld it'"
The old man seemed wrapped in
thought and had a iaraway look in his
eyes. “Fo‘ hundred dollars!" he re-
peated to himself. "Fo' hundred dol-
lars! En dos ter think er it! I wus
dc treasurer er de society for two
weeks en had ever' dollar or that money
in my power! My. my! l~‘o' hundred
dollars—io’ hundred bright. silver doi-
rver the Housetonic river at lhfllIirelght cars
mace has turned up at his iormer home I -————————
in l.itchileld Valley. hale and hearty ~Peari Alpines. at O'Bricn's.
\t the time oi his disappearance his.
wt was iound on the bridge and The ~Bridgt port Traction Company.
n'stemstic search was kept Up for has received the iirst oi eight new cars,
uveral days in hopes 0f iluding hlslwhich they will use on the suburban.
iody. ii there Many 0' his frli‘ildtii lines during the winter. The new car
had insisted to the last that he had isl- I is oi the '"Jumbo pattern. that is. dou- ‘
cu into the stream. hlc truck. and is iully vestibuled Thci
-— scale are arranged as in a steam road
The individual who has money saved car and each will comiortably act'gomv
ior Christmas enjoys looking in too modste two persons side by side. The
lewelry store windows much more whole car will seat 40 passengers. The
than the unhappy prohigatc who upholstery is red silk plush. The tin-I
hasn't 8 cent laid by tor the slit sea- lab is in natural wood, and the car,
presents a very handsome appearance l
iii smut tr..,§wuaoisiu.
Our stuck of Groceries is worthy attention of the
can and will please in quality and cost.
i
i[load those Prices. The Goods liot Advertised lie Sold Jul at Cheap.
Famous White Rose Flour. 55c bag;
:Jones’ Superlative Flour. , 10“ Sugar Cumd California Home,
{ Pillsbury’s Best XXXX Flour, ”Hill small and lean, per pound . . . . . . . ~7lc
'(vold Modal Flour, mus Sweet Potatoes, per peck. . - . - .-. . ”-150
'Vc cry Beet Elgin Creamery But- ' Six pounds New Carolina Bloom-”25¢:
ter,perpound.......c............2bc Thirteencgkes LaundrySoap.......25c
IFourpoundsLardun-uu-um.”25¢: Seven pkgs.
IThreeponnds Salt Pork---.--.....-26c Firewood pail NewJellym-u-u250
Willi-e mmmmfl at I‘LIIIIIII
WM“ twat“ "ma“
will you please. sub. do me a favor?"
THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,
“learners-democrat
T3941?- 1 1* LYNGH- company
lsrs in a shinln' lump! llrc‘r Johnson.
"lien name it. Uncle William."
"Take dos hcah hick- -ry stick suh en ‘
hit me "tl'ullll do head on den kick me
had as you kin. sub out do do. " ——At-
lauta Constitution.
The pine forests oi the Llaudcs. in
ltaly. are always iull oi tiny birds.
golden—crested wrcns and various
members oi the titmouse family incest-
santly insect hunting in ceaseless ac-
tivity. ltaly lies so directly in one oi
the great avian migration lines that
the protection at birds in ltaly con-
cerns others besides ltalians.
Ill! Slim. MALI.
most fastidious. whom we
l
84.35 bbl.
Unecda Biscuitm... ..26c
mmurnwamma
otherdllsreatsrtielss.
successful, Wlu produce a rain 30 to 50} m cm. mu in the city and a look any better would have them. Here are
Extra Winter Values
.- Every DaY' "
|\
are climhethnatmct the Men Store. 'bkl's is car Milk winter is
.M audit mitohtsatctkewestmehholtkevsa“ ior bargain ce-
'uslcss ml cask-sect“ "certainties tor the 1m“ vi '5» Ker-am ant
slate at Connecticut.
Dress Goods Jackets, Capes For
Thoroughly stylish. carefully select- Nowhere in Connecticut will lie Winter Wear
iound such an elegant display oi Win- ,
ed, not bought at random. tells in a ter Co.“ and Clint Every same“, it ARM 3gp COVERING
e ibi dress stalls—no riect. and s grantee oi at least is just as essential ior health and com-
measure our xh t 0‘ :5. per cent. leaa‘uin cost than can he iort as warm clothing. You can get
MI ““90""! ll “If Pm' iound elesewhere. at the Boston Store complete outilts at
Fancy Woolen Check. 49 inches tilde. pmcgs, “n." cost. BL ANKld'l a.
60c; the 09c quality. Ladies' Black Remy Jackets. worth iii-4 Wool Blankets at $2.25; worth
Handsome line oi Plalds. toe the “flagP‘JfiI-Iw In Mod“, T.“ CW ”Ilia-4 Wool make" at ’3. co; "m
yard. regular $1.00 quality, tor shades. til.25; worth 815.00. g4 50
All the new colorings in Plain togii'w?ri§‘tigo.‘ll new colorlngs, 73.11.: ggtomh Blankets “ “'50
Goods. 25c the yard. ‘Ooli Capo made with star you . couron‘ransns.
, $14-98; worth irom 817.00 to $20.00. Large sise, tilled with clean cotton,
Camels HIll‘ Pilldi If. 79c the Yll'd: “diu' Suits. worth from .150 m Si. 25 worth ‘1. ‘9
worth "'25. sling; wlaile they last. $5.823. h b- Fine sateen Covering at 82.19: worth
. .a es rey omespun rts. a $2.50. .
5‘ "Mb ”he" Chev.“ 8"" at 750 it back, periect fitting. 34. 98: worth Best Quality Lining and Cotton.
the yard. worth $1.00. 86 00. $2.49; worth 82.98.
Gloves
Lamps A short talk about good gloves-Our wrappers \
. Glove Stock has long since earned the
...._......._.__. reputation oi being the ioremost in 0"" WWW" inotto ‘9 "PM how
, the state. Their is nothing that willlifh'all- b“! “0' 8°0d-" Thu |' iaith-
show its weakness quicker than u fa 'uily carried out and this branch of
Nothing more beautiiul or cheeriul. glove. We ”n Trciouse. Maglonl. 1011- our business 1,. seemingly periected.
Our stock of lamps is by for the iln- vin and Adler's. and ii we knew oi 0‘" 5'93““ trouble “0" ll ‘0 "'le
the demand quick enough. We make a
a low specials ior this week: . ' 19' Speck“ prices ior this sale:
r-crtaln result can be éecursd by havins I at our window cxhibit will bear out Men's Kid Gloves u 79“; worth ".00. Percale and Flunncicttc Wrappers,
this statement. Prices are a third less larilcs’ Kid Gloves. est-z worth ".00. 9tic quality. 75“
ladics‘ 3-button Cashmere Gloves, Ladies ('0er ”m‘d House Dress.
than regular. 25c; worth 37‘. in Porn-ale and i‘lannetlette, $2.00 qual-
Ladies' 2-clasp Pierced-lined Gloves “3'. 81.25.
at 50c; worth 69c.
(O) l.) i.) (C) (O) (I) (O) (C) (O) (C) i.) i.) (C) (C) (O) l.) (C) (O) (O) (C) (C) (C) i.) (O) (C) t.) (C) (O) (C) (O) l.) (Cl (U)
“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.
(0) (O) (O) (O) (O) (C) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) l.) (C) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O)
{Telephone Call 88-2.
ESEYMOUR’S STORE.
.5“ m. - . V u'l‘able 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. ’ h
We Offer: _ . ; - '-
Fancy New Cluster Raisins ior table Delicious Soil Shell Crabs. . Call here ior Eavenaon' s Naptha
use. Try our extra line new Maple Syrup. 30"" 3°39 and Powdered 3039-1“
Large Fine New Muscatel Raisins. boulo, quart or gallon Natures 5030 Finest 500d! on “I!
New Mince Meat. New Sugar Syrup. Golds Crown Buckwheat. “a linarket.
New Glace Citron. Dates. Delicious Coilce. Elegant Teas.
New -k Moor k Aprlcpts The t Butter sold in town irom
l-‘ancywhiuhr Fought“. ' 25c lb. tip. A iull linc oi new Canned Goods.
Camembert Cheese.I WI“ Cheese. old Enflllhll Chm- We know how to run 3 Grocery
Edam Cheese. Club llo Cheese, Our Pulled Figs. Something new. Veal Business. and do it as well as we know
Famous Double Cream Cheese. boat. how.
nvnny'rumc. new AND FRESH. ,
C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer, 33 W. Wash. St.
7A 'D'ti'l or once oi Column 1
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.
Quaker Oats, oer pockag -- . . . . .. 90 Cream of Wheat. 2 packages for. . - -25c
Cape Cod Cranberries, 4 qts for. . . , 25s 5 lb Pails Jelly (assorted) per pail - .150
Sugar Cured Shoulders, per 1b.... . ch New Jams (in glass) assorted, pi'jar, 10c
Sugar Cured Hams, per lb. . . . . . .. ..12c Best Elgin Creamery Butter, per lb.25c
Soda Crackers or Ginger Snaps, lb. . 5c Laundry Starch, 3 lb Box . . . . . . . . . 4%
"New Mock Smears Co. ,
DONDVIN BUILDING, . . ‘ 38-31 ”IN 8111‘":
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