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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 15, 1899 · page 4

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ocean yam?) ride in a
' on Sunday; don't
on Sunday; don't
.liindiy.‘ escept in
” cy; don'tinall let-
Ilr. Niles says that
s membership at twen-
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W
'eosiishi‘ppera cannot be-
orderi that are pouring
s/w England states. and
of dealers it looks very
, oogb tbstaeéetion of the
=th to experience a coal
wiiimesn much ‘sufterinxr
losses in the manufacturing
as! is’rscarce at tidewater
even upon "itsarrivsl at
the flutut'diflicuity is
enctd in getting bottoms
)iiiorWard tofthe points re-

A W
omen ot Miiivale. Penn. are
. ,“against the prize fights
.90 been pulled off in that sub~
town. They haVc appealed tr:
ii to stop the bouts. but the
. refused. as each light brings
dollar license fee which help
the police force. The women
formed an association intend
to the Opera House 300 strong at
t light. The police, it is said
he ordered to arrest the women
sorderly conduct or- obstructing
Walk it they attempt to carry

hill! plan. -. ‘
neurons roa wens.

. in Harttord Content.)

a.” l are all very close.) but to'
owns the? “NW“ very urnucb
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t be your aim to emerge tron
winter season as healthy in body

enter it.

 

 

you know how (Oicurs for you
' ‘when not wearing them. you (:31
lions expensive ones and lav.
look well.

you seen any of the new purse
« with a real button and button-
] haven’t aeep‘thsm in Hart
. yet. but they have them in large.

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“very child loves velvet. and evr
old enough should have at lens
was this season while it is so var}
' bie. :

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.velvet epauict trimmed with lac
‘ It the sleeve closely and still re

. the plainness ot the arm. whicl
m unbecoming to a good many

 

 

 

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his one thinks of getting out in th‘
Wing without a pair of heavy man
shoes. For the afternoon a light-
ls worn. but it. too. must haw
' . sensible sole.
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black felt walking hat with on

as common as the gray one.

 

The woman who goes about in prci
uhut half-warm clothing pays for he

n that is blue and cold looking. it

likable and disagreeable. the obicct 0
£7 rather than sympathy of her sen

is as warm as her hand.

 

I“ the living rooms in your home
so heated and ventilated that th

M" Mishy contracted.

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Mid“ says there is quite
375$"
#4

the arms a the. the pm

’ M Wit is colrrp The pair of,
is pink and the other gray
prefrrrod. A black part
It is also ”kill! Id-
, Wm who can alurd thm
(1mm. her some that arc

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Weather in

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i edge has a band of black velwt
the Medium crown and a blue!"

ueflect is very good and the but

been by shivering about with :

sister who wears warm clothing
fair skin. rosy cheeks and whose

e’l. invariably coid.,uutil you can
j the difficulty remedied, lay asidr
» lovely thin stockings and low
for warmer and heavier ones.
begin the season with a severe

laden letter in the "Chicago

u... KM ssrringa in London at pre»

‘ The lsvorite stylus earring ap-
tp he the single pearl. worn like
in the ear, and having at the
as! so eunuingly that it seems
_ in “visible means of support."
Must diamond. The special

fllfl tittiidilmh" LAIEIMM'K

. iformilm
my It! Ms children laudsv
anxieties their W I!
re class-rem ill. The

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$3 48., $3.98.

360 and 362 Main Street,

 

SHADOW-ii "891‘ SHOW.

Salie'e tiv llesvv braver the license
we Inches in dense Paris.

The first snow of the season covered
the earth with a mantle of white, last
evening. it began *to snow shortly af-
ter 5 o'clock and by do'ciock there was
quite a storm raging. reminding one
that winter was at hand in earnest.
The fall was sufficient to whiten the
ground and sidewalks. making plenty
of slush and walking treacherous. The
small boys were delighted. and had
lots of sport throwing snow balls or
transforming portions of the sidewalks
into slippery glades by running and
taking long slides. Later in the even-
ing the snow turned to rain. and this
morning there was more slush to rc-
'mind the inhabitants of the first snow.
The snow was sufficiently heavy to
cover the ground to the depth oi two
inches in some parts of the state. The
temperature at 8 o‘clock was reported
'mm the weather bureau In New Hw-
vcn. to be one degree above trecsing.
with indications that it would keep
in rising and according to the wrath.
r-r observer the storm» would develop»
'uto rain. which would probably cons
inur- tcday. At 3 o'clock he stated
but there was no snow falling in any
direr part of the United States. The
dorm is reported to have been most.

trimmed correlatiommm
many new and" i'etcbin designs.

The Veiveiii‘amO banter <~"Bsby Ha ” is still
very popular: we Have them in colors and black with
the new shape bows. silk velrat, special price.

 

BUILT Lovv

in style and in price.

 

 

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a” p _, . mmmapmum
I m, f .~ a mrrcmrwm
9" . 100W! ’9” _ however. was animation»;titled!l
‘ ,th the.climste.;.._ggiefsre, m a mum ‘ as K ,
an ‘, into! rebound f6" »...."“:""°""r°“.:.i..“tin‘:.t
. . . , qumnmd’i‘h “lira” dos swims“ mm 3an
ithsmi'agsifsnd birds. We are‘sleo‘ Moms 0 4'0".
ins Helen Cnrtkshsnk. . ten. 0!

‘d obelihspssiuvsivei and felt
ad ostrich plumes,

 
 

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Special Values this week (in Wings, Bird’s
Breasts, Alpineliats and Ostrich “Plumes. '

Vspsyvcsrts’rsbothwsyscsuoopsrehssss.

, E. n. DILLON a

 

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ll. when Vei) little luvs.- uins in Mt.
fort in its workings. Call and see ll
anyway; also examine the DE lildlti
imcaspsscsnr BijltNldli. one o.
the brigb st illuminators on the mar-
et.

CLAPHAM & BUTLER
Experienced Sanitary Plumbers.
Music lie!

50 South Main street.

iliock. South Norwslk.
I

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31'1de Conn.

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”shield. N. 1.. «modicum. mm
Daisy in s cart built to fit both of
then». bliss niikahsak “stressed
in a bright scarlet driving still with c ‘
long cloak over it masseuse color.
and a hat to man-b. ‘ e wheels and
trimmings of her cart were of the
“M scarlet. . , -‘,
Master Carlbroesei. thirteen years
old. drove Bella; Phil unto. sud
tidmsn. drove Dot. 1‘. L. Wows pony;
Charles Thomas, tourteen. had it. Col-
wcii's black stallion Iainrpsbd liar-

 
 

 

 

 

 

mverc in the northwestern part of the L
dale. Falls Village. Winsted- and
)anbury reported a heavy tall. .

N OMISSION IN MR. ADAMS'S PE-

TITION.
in Mr. Adam‘s's petition to the Coun~
'ii relative to the city attorneyship. ,
:rinted in The Sentinel yesterday. two '1
men were inadvertently omitted. The]

"1st paragraph should read as follows. ‘
be omission occurring after the ward:
'aubmit" in the. ninth lino:

l. a taxpayer of the city. most res-
pectfully petition your honorable
board to advertise for bids to perform ,
the duties of city attorney. as you do:
for other city work. with a bond tori
an honest and intelligent performance .
~t duties. without an assistant. and to:
‘ppoint the lowest bidder to said ofiice
ind that he be required to submit in}
writing! all communications. legal
opinions and decisions which he may:

 

 

 

become a part of the Council recorder
.‘or future reference. as otherwise they
nay be forgotten. and that you do disc
rharge the assistant city attorney or;
ix his salary. ,

______________ .
GIFT OF $5,000 T0 YALE. ,
Ncw Haven. November 15—A gift of,
3.000 has just been made to the Shef-
ield Scientific Schoolof Yale Univer-
lty by William A. Rogers, of Buffalo.
5. Y.. a graduate of the school in the
loss of 187‘. The gift is for the foun-
‘iiion of a scholarship to be known as .j
be Rogers scholarship. and will be'.
iwarded for excellence in chemistry or
laiology at the and of the Junior year. ,
it is intended that the recipient of the ,
scholarship shall receive the income.
from the fund during his senior year.
. 1nd according to the terms of the gift.
vt may be retained during one year of
the post graduate study.

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‘ with long. slender tail takes ”it
of the common quill at the side

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a

Is
.i ones’ Snperlative Flour.

(iold Medal Flour.-

ter,perpound...........
Four pounds Lard. . . . . . . . .
Three pounds Salt Pork...

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hurried to hospital.
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submit to the Council. and that thcyggoodS.

_ Need rushes greed. ,

Pillsbury’s Best XXXX Flour,
Very Best Elgin Creamery Builv

rout“
SMMWWJI‘ m0”

5 1 . no... a. My
North Window

FOR

idiom Quince idly, till.
idiots Cub Apple Jelly ii iii
{Qt light hrs Quinta 35c
Pt

I have only a small quan-
tity of these home-made
If you want them
inow is the time to buy.

H il ii

Samuel

EComstock

72 No. Main st., 1
So. Norwalir.

Jr.

Tumour
138-3.

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mus

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25c
25!:

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Seren pigs. Un

mfllflllspsrlhuw u. its best run. or as
«magnesium

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all means.

one arm SALES delight the people and some; the Dry

2 "(lends dealers. " They can’t quite understand what. it" .
But the people say it is “all right,” and
their kind approval is what we work for. TOMORROW
we commence the first of our Magic Figures Series

A 1 Grand Nineteen A’Cent'SaIe.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

By. from. sevgnmyssn old. drove the
r an e ex t. the my more
grow. The other podium. am... Underwear . Dress Goods Linens
men.
’ m" ;.._..__.._....m R w 0 H011"! Linings Domestics
KB A E BLl . liadies' ileeccd Vesta and Pants. Fancy Fields and Plain Cashmeres
lilo de Janelro. November 154—Brssii boys' and girls’ fleeced Vests and 36-inch wide, worth 29c .. ....... 19c . Be" quality fancy Outing Flannel,
is today celebrating the tenth anniver- Pants and Drawers. all sizes. Blfifieqwrfg M3:£?&?nén3cu it i worth today. 9? a yard tom
aim gfhgbf proclamation oi the (realm; valuos 25c and etc. each.. ........ 19c 13., sugfiuz ,2,“ ,0, ..........31 ° W45 '0' ------------------------ 19c
sen-val awn: "Hmégi 32:11.” “'3 d Ladies' and Children’s Winter lac Fancy Skirt Lining. 2 yards for lie Extra (108ml! vure While Domet
a reception loathe diplomatic mviimli: Stockinfgs. the 15c kind. two 1’ “$3151“ ”1““le ‘1“va 93" 190 Flannel, worth dc a yard; five
masters an tonigtterc wi pars or .................... c ---------------------- “'m, for
balls and other public entertainment“. Men's Socks. winter weight. both grim, %§{§.,f"“'”" 25“ kind ””13; y d‘ """""""""""" 19c
”72:55:11,330" in the province of Ba. cotton and '0“ actual "hie 15c ----------------- Fringed Cotton liuck Towals. 36x
, « . a pair. two pairs for. ........... lie 13 i .. -
The N”! has appeared at several Lndies' English C'ashniere Hose. (Have: it worth 9t. tour for ........ 190
‘ Mime?! m'tlsidr- (if isle d: .laneiro. i the best 25‘. stocking made ,,,,,,, 19c H d hi ' ilonvy full-sized Turkish towels.
“ an as yes or ny i e supreme if ‘ Boys' Heavy Cotton Hose. since u on here it 8
bunai granted. 5“ '14" 0! little!!! ('Oi'w to 10' the well-Jtnown "Mother: I I 3 | ‘ the price at 150 is low for these D
our in the a”, of political ”"009". Friend." worth 25“ “ pai'r _______ 1', indies mtton English (.ashmere days, two for ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 193
including the governor. visa-governor. ("OWE worth 35" a pair ------- 19" Bleached Table 0 ‘k f h .
secretaries. iiidgcs and a number of Ladies' and Misses Worsted Mit- ' “ma" ' or i see
W 0' W... Sun as. '3??an 1r. efforts... ,jégmm - '..' - . ---------
ALMOST wwap our av FlRE. Room , ”iii" and noya' lscoztgch Wool 19 ‘ (‘19 ' my “5 “v “0"" 7c
ov s. regu sr vs no , ........ c s yar : our ards for .......... 1
8'” Joacph, M"" hovemher ”'1‘“ Ladies Canton Flannel Drawers. White and Colored Border Hand- y '90
own of Troy. Kris. tcn miles west of , 10-4 Bleached and Browu Sheeting,
. - worth 35c ........................ 19c kcrcblets. for men and women,
"4'6. W" film“ “We“ 0‘" "Y “"9 ‘0' . six for ......................... 19c worth 25c and 27c a d 19
day. The blue originated in the gen- ‘00 “die“ white “9'0”“ "0"“ « ' y” """" o
- , ladies Handkerchiefs. cmhroider- . ,
oral store conducted by Cyrus Leland. 3m ............................. 19c ed swiss. worth 150‘ "0 for ....liic Apron Gingham. worth do a yard,..
lr.. Knnlsss member of the Republican Gingham aprons ................... 196 Men's Pure Linen hematitched for these days. 4% yards for....i$o
I:ationn 'urmmlttee. chon business Childreus' whltc ”mm .......... 19.. Handkerchhffi' worth 15¢ each. .
“3""? ""2, %W""' M" ””m“ Ladiea' Bustiers. the kind .......... 19¢ two for ......................... 19c . .
' “"7“? '1“ ii ‘0 81300300. NW" Csmbric corset covers. my» kind... 99 26c pocketbooks ............... ....,19c liiiunts’
y “ ”9 ’“i " "m an ”we“ ware Cambric drawers .................. 19c 35c about“!!! bass». ------- 19c
93’1“"? insured. __ 29c bag tops ....................... 19c Wen].
w" . . ' 100 box writing paper. three for....lilc
man FROM A Di LLET worst). - (33mm, “an“... am in Drawer,
Boston, Nova-moor ir—eairs. Hannah small w‘re' ii i _.p s '
locum. wife of (Marge r‘. Hazard, of ~0t‘0fl8 I Basement a a "s """""""""""" 19°
'isci.wow idntail i k . . . i " ' '
n, ,1 infuflhfmmfla “311:!” "lye ”hat,” 22-in. Sofa Pillows. worth 40c ...... lilo i: (‘i‘i‘mr‘t tvrnmte iron kettle. the 29c ”film” “0019? ”We” sizes 1 to
of Mrs. Potter. in s Hanover street 6 spools 200 yards soft finish cot. Tw m‘ martf‘ranltlr‘nhmi'u . 1. regular .00 ................... 19c
imiiaemcnt plan... Monday cvcniug. ton ............................. 19c. pg“! “33"“ 30’“ tori”? ''''' ‘mwc iniants’ tine muslin slips. worth
"galggfifilfil‘; 3x332}. are“ ”a" z. papers 6c quality Pins ---------- 190 Four i‘lnc china oatmeal bowls. 230. and 29c ......... . .......... ”.190
’ ’ - ' 5 spools 500 yard Cotton. good for . nicely decorated: worth 40c ...... 190 lntanta' wool bands 196
RFill-‘l? WlNS THREE RM‘ES basting or machine use .......... tile 1 parlor broom and duatpan. worth ’ ‘ """"""""
I s; be r . . . 3 dos. 10c quality Pearl Buttons 3m- ............................. 1912 lnfanta‘ ileeced Vests and Pants.
.ondon. .ovrm r l"‘“"- Reiit. "‘9 for ............................. lilo A mop MN“? for ”“5" 0" cloth. two for
American jockey. furthor‘dcmonstruh 5 spools 3mm“, Crochet Cotton (-omplete with bolt. worth 35c....l9c --------------------- 190
on his cyclic-n: jocktyalhip at t‘ho laid" rm- t ............................ We 2 quart English porcelain pitchers. Tam O‘Shantera. fall colors ........ 19c
"micr i'ovamwr mootne.‘ tmay )y 3anm 19¢ Cagtile Soap for ...... itlc worth 29c ...................... 19c . . .
winning three succeseiv. moon and SW 3c curd Darnlug Cotton. 12 cards. ..l9c 121m. turkey feather dusters. 29c (.hildrens Canton “3““ me'
kind ............................ 19c era. 25C kind ...................... 196

mbiug sci-cud in the fourth. in each
Mint the betting was four to one
against his mount.

FOR THE TRANSVAM. WAR FUND.
Liverpool. November lbw-The provi-
sion trade at a meeting here recently
sol-wormed Limited to the Transvaal

war fund. The president cabled the
"radii to his friends in Chicago who
have now replied that mono was sub~
scribed and that “more was to follow.

 

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FiERCE CYCLONE lN BOMBAY.
London. November ibmSpecisl des-
nnichca from Bombay announce that a
cyclone has wrought havoc in the dis.
trict of Ncgupnium. Thousands of un-
‘ivc dwellings have bet-n rust-d. There
were no fatalities. but the loss of pro-
pcrty was immense.

MR. HOBART iS CliEl-Jlll’l’h
Paterson. N. 1.. November 15-41»-
l‘rcaideut Hobart had another good
night and was much refreshed this
morning. He was able to eat breakfast

and woe cheerful.
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METEORS m WlCill'l'A.
Wichita. Kan. Nov. lir—Betwnn

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observer.

M...

HEALTHY CHEERF‘ULNESS.

cheerful companions.

friend relating to her how a mains

 

 

clinstion to do so. i

' " THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY. *

ill Vim 81.. was.

Our stock of Groceries is worthy attention of the most fastidious, whom we
can and will please in quality and cost.

lead then Price The Goodwin Advertised iroioli Just a cheap

Famous White Roi. Flour. 55c bag; 34.35 bbl.
Sugar Cured California Hams.
small and lean. per pound. . .a . . . .7ic
Sweet Potatoes. perpeck.....'......15¢
Six pounds New Carolina ‘iticc. . . . . .266:
Thirteen cakes Laundry Soap. . . . . . .25.;
Biscuits.... ...25o
Fiveponnd pail ow Jolly. .. . . . ...25c

Ill um. "Hill.

we
nudes.

.n

and ii o'clock this morning. a slight
shower of mctcors was witnessed by an

Do not allow a melancholy person to
enter the sickroom. There is nothing so

absolutely necessary to an invalid as
A nervous wo-

man may be thrown into a relapse by
a well meaning but hilschict making
.fricnd suffered with a similar disease.

Some persons are afraid 'to laugh .I.
a vaudeville show; others have no in-

 

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petites with it.

and see for yourself.

‘S
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use.
Largo Fine New Muscatel Raisins.

New Glace Citron. Dates.
New puck Moorpark Apricots.
Fancy Muhr Peaches.

| Famous Double Cream Cheese.

is possible.

Quaker Oats. per package

Sugar Cured Hams, per lb

 

 

lite package toilet paper. three for .19c

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are particularly tempting just no
We are prepare .
of seasonable daintics as the most caprimous

nary New Cluster Raisins for table

New flince Meat. New Sugar Syrup.

Camembert Cheese. Swiss Cheese.
Edam Cheese. Club House Cheese. Our

agrees that our prices are low enough, but
That's the spirit that built up this big business of ours.

Cape Cod Cranberries. 4 qts for. . . . .25c
Sugar Cured Shoulders. per lb. . . . . .7lc

sods Cfaclrcrs or Ginger Snaps. lb. . 5c

Kem'fiork Srooecn Co.

Downtime summons. “.31

 

 

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Table Delicacies

We Offer:
Delicious Soft Shell Crabs.

bottle. quart or gallon.
Golden Crown Buckwheat. etc.

The boat Butter sold in town from

26c lb. on.

Old English Cheese.

Pulled Figs. Something new.
Last

sows-cool. Sh:

' New Jams

..........i2c BestElgin

Try our extra line new Maple Syrup,

w, when the chill of coming winter brings been ap-
d for the winter appetite with as choice a collection
epicure could wish.

Visit our stOre

1 Call here for Eavenson's Naptha
‘Borax Soap and Powdered Soap. it's
;Naturo‘s soap. Finest goods on the
imarket.

| Delicious Coffee. Elegant Teas.

A full line of new Canned Goods.
We know how to run 3 Grocery

Veal ; Business. and do it as well as we know

i DOW.

EVERYTHING NEW man FRESH. ,
C. E. Seymour. Leadihg Grocer, 33 W. Wash. St.

E Di“ or once at Canon

regarding the cost of things won 't ever occur if the buying is done here. Every one
we are going to lower them every time it

Cream of Wheat, 2 packages for. . - .25c
'5 lb Pails Jelly (assorted) per pail. Jim

(in glass) assorted, pr jar, 100
Creamery Butter. per lb.25c

LsundryStarch. Sleox..........10c

Mills “STREET.

 
 
 

 

 

 

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