in: that wilt he hall. and not which is sure to foi- u coatmlttee investigates of the church think that It cause the whole g , and that a non- ” ‘uail be elected in will take as good care 1 interests as Roberts taken. _ .wlil be likely to-be sug- thpaewho do not understand ~ procedure, why Roberta to taxi his seat at all. it if in msponse. that there of preventinl this. His do on the clerk's roll by virtue issuance of electionp‘and u will m with the othlir names when . . comes to swear members in ‘7 how anyone would go about the ' ’of putting in a protest at that does not appear, as there will be . of Representatives yet or- to entertain such a protest protest will have to come after‘the is organised and ready to act . it. The constitution authorises house of Congress to be the judge own membership. and a house Lilody cannot. of course. ps’pa jung- ' on any such question. ., Jimmy’s Viewsabsatasld. . Wilton asked concerning the pros- ” for financial legislation during mg season, Senator HawIey of ., t said he saw no necessity ”, declaration of the gqld stand- belleve," he said, "that all the .. necessary is contained in , of 1873, and see nothing to be by making a distinct declara— ot the gold standard. 'As long as is unrepeal gold will be the rd of this end my and nothing the action of Cor'igreas call change . the House can be changed ev- two years and Senate in six. i fall be what is to be gained by a dec- nby Congresp to the effect that will is the standard in the valid mates. it could be repealed within six ,"yaa‘rs at the outside. Nothing can be m by Congress that cannot be Med. 1 am also inclined to regard with apprehension giy‘movement to- will ltate bank curréhcy.” The Connecticut Typothetne har W to make the working day nine hours in l‘cngth—dmltr'kdd a. to. tv .10 p. in. This is the. second conces— Ilol the association iii made in this ”an, an it was only last November that ' ”title was cut clown from ten houn til nine and one-half. And to furthe: ahbw their kindly fecliug'lowsrds thcii ”Macs. it has been voted to inviti employees to the nest Franklin day mm of the association. Pnliminary steps have been taken. itla said. to transfer to lure. Dewey the title to the Dewey home. in Washing. tea. which the American people pre- afl‘tod to the admiral. The papers. it in understood, have been drawn and wait the necessary signatures. The mnyancc will be through a third ditty. 'IA‘I' Willi! ”INKS SAY. M the Bethel authorities ever go jot Digamlst Beer's who twicces . .. Iron custody inside of 24 hours " ‘Ihonlti induce him to reform an: him the deputy sheriff of the New Haven Palladium. Inter of things have been oner- ‘ ”intuitions to the Dewey horns hang them being about twenty from various manufacturers. committee. dpg} ed all except of one i rm to built. ”partially for‘llih llewcy home has also altered, and the gift ' accepted. to supply a com- of china hr the china closet. llama We. fist sssms to bs-somewhat in in the “good reads movement is among the fore h the ”lawful «mutation .ot . ill k“ lug‘wi gun climatuW no filing of velvet ind felt. slit. orig WWII 'gs dbirds Weare'slso e‘qu 3848 $398. 360 and 362 Main Street. 0 PhotOErap‘ ., or; we have“ them iii to dis and black with , the new” shape Bows. silk velvet, spaniel price. Special values this week in Wings. and s Breasts. Alpine Hats and Ostrich Plumes. ' Wepaymfarshotwagsmshmm. E. u. DILLON a co. WW.W- glass outlined with lot a't‘attea .. Masonic garnltura for a bias! Until evening wrap. . I . withsdtihreast with with. silk polka, of sldsrdown‘ MM it! children , W street mill for the “nailed. W Achlaclllt colored chili m with adarhfurmahesahand mecoatfor cold weather. . ' Black and white elects are seen in thh fringes as well as did appiisd gar- uituras. A fringe of whitais isdottad with black silk chenille. A handsome decoration for an even- . lug gown of white silk consists of a beautiful pattern hand-painted on and Its edge outlined with a very small white silk cord. The transparent stripes in the hand- some silks and silk and wool erepotta permit the utilisation of contracting linings that add a very pretty touch velvet and. felt . ostrich plumes, t if you have live or six hundred dol- lars to put into a handsome fur collar. ette It is disappointing to find that you ‘ are too short to wear long stole ends ' and carry a large mad. 3’ out; illiEA't Sites deiltht the ‘ Niloods dealers. They can’t quite understand what it all means 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 A56rand Nineteen Cent Sale. ..., - ..r‘p people and ”amaze the Dry does not yet exist as an organls- ' for Christmas To those desiring Photographs for the Holids it is suggested that arrange- ments or sittings be made at an early V dates Appointments can be made ./ G. St . i by Telephone. NORTH, Call No. 143-12. 5. \lo. 78 Washington St.. South Norwalk. I largely from New Jersey. the highway improvement laws were twice altered and extended until now the state has an excellent system in operation. The; chief regret is that the road building cannot go on taster. under present ar- rangements. The people have had a taste of good roads and are asking themselves whether. it improved roads are really cheaper it would not be wiser to borrow the money. state wise. and complete the main roads in the would do in their private business. were they to discover that some of their machinery or tools were inade- . aunts and unprodtablc.—~Mldtuotowu tribune. ' Logansport. ludiana. has carried the system of municipal ownership farth- (1‘ than most other le‘M. it already . nvns its water works, electric light service and natural gas scrvico and is uranging for the purchase of the atreet' railroads and the acquisition of- : telephone system. So far as muni- ipnl ownership has been tried there t has lowered rates and furnished nod service. The electric light rates re the lowest in the country and per- mps in the world. Yet it is said that i on can and will be further reduced I the works undertaken by the city are' said to have been treated uniformlyi as business ventures. and politih have . ‘ leen absolutely excluded. This is the i ’ ;ey to success in such undertakings.I out too oftenwmore or less politics' creep ifs—Hartford Times. Drive Horses... ._‘ from Baker’s Stables, Cor. Washington in Spring than, : Tel. Call. 139-3. . 0t. Light Jan Quintet shortest possible time. just as they L‘i’l. Look at My North Window FOR 'I Glasses Quince lolly, $1.00 761nm (lull lpplo Jelly ii 00 350 200 I have only a small quan- tity of these home-made goods. If you want them now is the time to buy. Samuel Comstock Jr. 1 72 N 0. Main st., 80. Norwalk. ..ll‘sau’rsona . 138-3. Notice—Dissolution. 'l‘hc ilrm of Nash J; Van Scoy Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All indebtedness of said ilrm has been as- sumed and will he paid by Horace it. , Nash. and all persons indebted to said firm are hereby directed to make pay ment thereof to him. South Norwaik. Conn.. November 1. 1899. FRANK C. VAN SCOY. HORACE R. NASH. % his 3:; THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY. in rumor :1. Mill. Our stock of Groceries is worthy attention of the most fastidious. whom we can and will please' in quality and cost. Road then Print The tools iiot Advertised lutold Just at Cheap. . Famous White Rose Flour. 550 bag; 84.35 bbl. Sugar Cured California Hams. J ones 'Superlative Flour, I m Pillabnry’ a Best XXXX Flour, MOI small and Gold Medal Flour. mm Very BestElgln Creamervaut- temporpotmdm FourponndsLard..................25c Threeponndl SaltPork............25e With muons.” mmmM.sau&sm gracing in the me for the fashionable Harper's Baasr outlines in its last issue a number of gowns. coats etc.. that will make their first appearance at the Horse Show. it ppeaks t the boss, of which it says that the lighter fur boas will be seen in rest numbers and raretles~iarge sliver~ skins (the entire cost of the animal Horse Show function. These are con- sidered as much more youthful than the made has forms. Some of the most extravagant hath! icwelled eyes set in the animal' a head. and silver or gold tipped claws By all means the most novel boas are those of swan 's- down in pair and dense colors. These are shown in the leading shades of gray. brown. red and black. the down being softly shaded toward the tips of each front. Very pretty boas are also” made in taffetas and chiffona to match or to contrast with the general color of the costume. BOUGHT THE HOTEL FOR SPITPJ. "One of the strangest incidents that i ever witnessed." remarked “Colonel Lyle "occurred in Camden. 8. C." "How was that, colonel?" interposed in Gazette reporter and the crowd drew their chips nearer ‘ it was this way." continued the col- onel. "Several years ago while l was ini that city a gentleman arrived at the hotel there early one morning and while making some requests of the landlord. who rented the hotel. receiv- ed a very short reply Thereupon he Underwear Dress Goods Linens Hosiery Linings Domestics ladiu' itesosd Vests and Pants. ‘Fancy Plalds and Plain Cashmeres boys’ and girls' danced Vesta “a 36-inch wide. worth tile ........ 19c Be“ quality fancy 00“" Flannel. Black Figured Mohairs, 36 inches1 worth today. tie a yard four Pants ""1 Drawers. all aim. wide regular prices 25c and Bio. , values 35¢ “.1 35¢. each..........19c 13c Silesia, , yards for .......... .13 yards for ..... ' ............. .....19c Ladies' and Children’s Winter 13c Fancy Shirt Uning. Zyards for iiic’Elll’I quality pure White Domet Stockings. the 15c kind. “two Fancy 5|“! ”nine. flew-l W m Flannel. worth tie a yard; five pairs for ........ ................ch --------------------- a rds for ........................ Men's Socks, winter weight. both géfifi', gillsn‘ldning, 2“ kind. "'3: y 19" “cotton and you} pctugi value 15c ' """""""""" Fringed Cotton Illicit Towelli, 36s a pair, two pa rs for ............ 19c 18 in., we th 9'; ........ Ladies' English Cashmere Hose. 610v” r L tour for lie the best the stocking made.... .. .19c "93"" ”"4“”! Turkish towels. Boys' Heavy Cotton Hose. aim up Handkerchiefs the price at 15c is low for these to lo, the well-known "hiothera’ . Friend " worth 25.,- a pan, ,, 19¢ Ladle! 3 button Ensllsh Cashmere days. two for ......... » ........... 19¢ , ' ' Gloves. worth 36c a pair ........ 19c ill b d T bl D Ladies' and Mism' Worsted Mit- 8“ e a e 3m“: M the“ Still tens. the best 25c mitten in Am- days, the yard ................... 19c erica ............................ 19c Y d M , Room Men‘s and Boys' Scotch Wool or a 9 Heavy Muslin. worth in Gloves. regular value 25c ........ 19c a yard; four yards for .......... 190 Ladlea' Canton Flannel Drawers. White and Colored Border Hand- to 4 Bl d d B S i worth 35c ........................ in: k rcbieis. for men and women. ' ”Che a“ "’w“ ”mu" / 100 Ladies' white aprons, worth for .......................... 19c worth 25c and 27c a yard ........ 19c Ladies' Handkerchiefs, embroider- ’ . 36c ........ . .................... 19c ed swiss, worth 150’ ",0 for ””19“ Apron Gingham, worth he a yard, Glnlhlln lDI'Olll ------------------- 190 Men's Pure Linen itemstitched for these days. 4% yards for....19c Childrens' white aprons ........... 19c Handkerchiefs. worth 15c each, .l‘dlfh' Bustier, 26o kind .......... 19c two for ......................... 19c Cambric corset covers. 25c kind...19c 25c pocketbooks ................... 19c lnlnnts’ Cambrlc drawers ........ I .......... 19c 35c shopping bags ............ .....liic 29c bag tops ....................... 19c Wear , l0c boa writing paper, three for. . . .l9c Small WINS ' . Canton flannel Sleeping Drawers. Notions Bmment all sizes ...................... '. .190 22-ln. Sofa Pillows. worth 40c ...... tile 6 gnarl Granite iron kettle. the 29c infants W00] Wrappers. sizes 1 to 6 spools 200 yards soft finish cot- ind ............................. G; regultbr 25c .................. .190 ton ............................. 19c Twig“; 33:5: 3&agS'_1.rfi‘f'_'f’filf_l9t, lnfauts’ tine muslin slips. worth 6 papers 'vc quality Pins ---------- 191' Four anh china oatmeal bowls, 25c and 29c ................... ... .190 5 spools 500 yard Cotton. good for nitely decorated; worth 40c ...... 19c basting or machine use .......... tile 1 parlor broom and dustpan. worth infants w°°l bands """"""" " '1” 3 dos. lOc quality Pearl Buttons 30c ............................. 19c lntants' fleeced Vests and Pants, for ............................. 19c A mop handle for brush or cloth two for 19¢ 5 spools Silkine (‘rochet (‘otton (omplcte with bolt worth 35s....19c """"""""""""" for ............................. 9c 2 quart English porcelain pitchers. Tam O'Shanters. fall colors: ....... 190 3 Cakes 10c Castile Soap for ...... lilo worth 29c ...................... 19c . - Sceard Darning Cotton l2 cards, . 1.9x lz-ln. turkey feather dusters, 29c Childrens Canton 1' tunnel Draw 10c package toilet paper. three tor. ilk kind ............................ Dc era, 25c kind ..................... 190 I I. inquired as to who owned the hotel. Af- ter receiving the information he went‘ out and succeeded in finding the owner and actually paid till 000 for the build-' ing. and in less than three hours re- turned to the hotel with the keys andi a deed to the property and locked upI the hotel with tinI remark that' if the’ hotel could not be run decent. he' d Just dose it up'. "—~—iiendcrson Gazette. M (‘oln belts are coming in again They are usually fastened with a small clasp. leaving several of the coin links pendant. A very rich and unique gir-——-- die is of red enamel links, bearing a gold medallion. alternating with gold links, on which are set flat. ruby-like stones. 1 ‘ EMERIAIIIIEITS. W NORWALK ' MUSICAL FESTIVAL l Benefit of the Hospital. AT run AltitOliY. January 1 l p. m. I «run cusanos. .. Sweet Potatoes, perpeck....... ----15c Six’ pounds New Car lina Rice. - .. --25c Thirteen cakes Laun ry Soap... ”25¢ Seven pigs. Uneeda Biscuits- - - - - - .250 Five pound pail New Jelly. . . - - - . - .25c «finals-sass littlest mm.“ .ug'mu?“m Martians-atom“ THE Pa J. LYNCH COMPANY. “THE CREATION.” January 2. Matinee. 3 p. m. i "assessor I -..-.- January 2, I p. in. Prices: Evenings. 50 cents. Matinee, I26 cents. The whole series. 81 ..oo unoan run oiand'nou or nanny wens-n. ' s sis Slim. torrid. lean, per pound........7lc (C) (O) (I) (O) (C) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (C) (O) i.) (I) i.) i.) (C) (C) (C) (C) (0) (C) (C) i.) (C) (O) (O) (C) (C) (O) (0) “Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay. (0) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (C) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (I) (O) (O) (O) (O) (I) (O) i.) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) .. SEYM' STORE. Table 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. -Wc Offer: Delicious Soft Shell Crabs. 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. Old English Cheese. Call here for Eavenaon's Naptha Borax Soap and Powdered Soap. it's Natures soap. Finest goods on tho imarkct. I Delicious Codee. Elegant Teas. A full line of new Canned Goods. . We know how town a Grocery Veall Eusiness, and do it as well as we know ow Fancy New Cluster Raisins for table use. Large Fine New Muscatei Raisins New Mince Meat. New Sugar Syrup. New Glace Citron. Dates. New pack Dorpark Apricots. Fancy linhr Peaches. Camembert Cheese. Swiss Cheese, Edam Cheese. Club Home Cheese. Our Pulled Figs. Something new, Famous Double Cream Cheese. Loaf. EVERYTHING NEW AND FRESH. 0. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer, 33 W. Wash. Ste , R 'D’ifi or once oi Smitten 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. Cream of Wheat, 2 packages to ....25c 5 lb Pails Jelly (assorted) per pail- .lbc New J ants (in glass) assorted, pr jar, 10c Best Elgin Creamery Butter. per lb.25c LaundryStarch, 31bBox..........10c' Quaker Oats, per package.......... 9c Cape Cod Cranberries, 4 qts for. . . . .25c Sugar Cured Sbfiildars, per lb. . .. ..7lc Sugar Cured Hams, per lb. - . . . . . . ~12c SodICraokers or Ginger Snaps, 1b.. 5c Keno Bork Saracen; Ce; Donovan Bushman. ss-si mars arson, South Norwalia. Nos-walk. I
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