’18.988r‘
. ion the
', the navy
of ships
, MtheAme lm ,Rev-
by,havabesits dtoen-
Wall” wtbe so-
van... In Inc an ante.
.mmlloni as t ey have.
lllfi s’ays t' 11 have
Monotone to have
, .. there, Just to same.
will wood to the railroad
to whitewash the s . lion.
3 J. Bryan is pre'
,. ng for a
1M3“?! in the w t. lie
. s arts argey
“gland states. yaw)“, as-
the organisation at Inocratic
elub'l, and to give a Impet-
.- “at farm of work. 'l’h mom is
he. says. necessarily a m in a
tlal way for him. III In in-
to stir up the Democrs s at this
wteachers of Greater ew York
' to give Senator Iohn F.
anestimonial of est - which
Muse the nation's glf to Ad-
new”. They mean Io l'fllSi
enough to buy Igbe .Wator a
and loving cup‘g‘slore. I'Senator
succeeded In passing through
Itllosn legislature and I: having
by 9 Republican govd nor hl
(pg the “total pay of New
e‘rs irom 3-1,.500,00I to 82-
”the dpiscopal
at the Diocesan CoI ventlon
. an address touchinI on di-
.wbich created a sensation among
udilms. Ear Jo his a1 ress ht
.‘ “Mutant the solemn ords at
marriage service with th frivol
mmodern society—the excd .tllt
' h and extravaganIes that
“l‘y precedelgpd are the chic!
I us for J. sacred service;
m do of lrr stout sp‘ tutors
.- ... ng the house of God. wIth then
of clothes their idle gossip
careless curiosity and Ihe rud
which exposes to dmspicu
notoriety the man and thI womaI
! moment when they gave tlu
- to privacy and peace. ii is big?
. that good taste and modsty am
. ty asserted themselvq."
no crass I'l'm" Iv.
ll doesn't look (37 it the (HI erencel
Ween Yale anti. Grinch Sailord 0
Columbia. were vary marked.‘ for Wt
Ind the man who trained Ihe Blur
and White to defeat his alma mater go
AI; hack to New Hav.en now I‘ at Col
“Ma's need of him is largely past
”It helping to put EII' 9 men In shop
”I the coming battle with larvard
hysteria with which a fIw Yak
were afliicted does not I In it
, spread to the men direIIly con
nor even to the mass oiIthc stu
body at New liava.--TOIrlngwl
tllscusbion of the ethics of lour
la the matter of rcportiI g priz.
«aim. And if it c ntinuer
’ an the nwspapers can tune tc
the fights, it will been :1 null
4 the cows come it
put a stop to t e e.dglht
the repo must. riorre
ng the tall cure oi
in that line of cl is not
. strong to sbolls pris-
st least make'thcm an: ular
hardly hope to re el ho-
to the extent of . tins
desire to know i about
letthoolu is oaths
was the inmate. I tpune-
“marathons en Pal
, _.____________, I
that the soldier-ass assessing
wlllhelhoomll I39
ll“ tobe
showing thi’
"sheets. others
$1.48 3398
860 no 362, Msin’Street.
date.
G”
in tannins with the climate:
a ma a new line of valve
Tonnes and Jim-bans. some trimmed with
with I‘winge' shd birds.“ Wis? I... also
displaying thensw droop ”
The Velvet Tam O’Bhanter 'zBsby Hat? is still
. very popular; we have them in colors and black with
the new shape bows. silk velvet, special price.
Special values this week in' Wings. Bird' s
Breasts. Alpine Hats and Ostrich Plumes.
W
The cold weather is noV here and you was ,
”i"
and tell
lamest
,. in velvet end felt
, and ostrich plumes, .
'spsyyouhrsboth'wsyssnuoom.
.E. H. DILLON a co.
Brim Conn.
Photographs
for Christmas
To those desiring Photographs for the
Holida s it is suggested that arrange-
ments or sittings be made gt an early
§ § #5
Appointments can be made by Telephone.
Call No. 143-12.
5. NORTH,
No. 78 Washington St. South N orwalk
flour 0! TI! mustang,
The other night some of the high-
waymen In Chicago attacked a man
who was smoking a cigar. The vic—
tim was so surprised at being told to
'llold up his hands that he gasped. and
in that gasp swallowed the cigar The
pain was so Intense that he forgot
about obeying the highwaymen and he
was severely beaten. He lost a gold
watch and nine dollars.
The Rev. George Thomas. pastor of
’1 New York Lutheran Church. supris-
ed his congregation Sunday by an-
muncing his engagement to the w-
)rano oi the church choir. Mr. Tho«
nass prededeasor. also became. en-
raged to the soprano or the choir-—
nother young woman by the war—
nd the chutch sexton recalls that
when the mmister resigned the so-
‘Irano resigned too. It was some time
‘lefore the vacancy in the chair was
llled satlllactorily and the sexton
looks (or s' similar experience this
lme. But there should be no difllcuity
n securing sopranos with the induce-
ment the church appears to oilcr.
Mrs. Annie Williams was waitress
in a boarding-house on Fifty-fifth
treat. New York till quite recently.
lier leaving her position was due do
her somewhat peculiar tactics as an
:vangelist. At ilrst, she handed tracts
It mealtime to boarders who, as she
thought, needed them. This practice
was discouraged so Mrs. Williams tried
something else. She secured a num-
‘Ier of small cards on which Scriptural
cats were printed. and the next day
one of the boarders found in his oat--
'ueal advice that he honor his father
Ind. mother. .Another boarder dis-
"overed a text in a plate of hash. ll‘lnal-
v. selections from Scripture appeared
a the soup. the mashed potatoes. and
he dessert, and Mrs. Williams was
old that her service could be dispens-
N] with. I
Charles T. Rowe. of Boston, looks
like Admiral Dewey, and the resem-
blance has made the past week, which
Mr. Rowe has been spending in New
York. a lively one [or him. He was
pursued by a crowd In the Grand Cen-
tral Station when he arrived. and the
the band played The Conquerorlng
FBEEIn-m
It'do to Halo Itrut. I'm-It.
Hero at him when he appeared at the
Horse Show. He made a trip to You-
kers and had to shake hands with ev~
erybody on the train. liis denials
didn't want. Mr. Rowe Is thinking
oi having his moustache shaved on
A peculiar will was prob'ated In Riv-
crbead. l. l.. the other day. it was
that of Seth Raynor. itw ”my years
station agent of the bong island Rail-
road Company at Manor-ville. Char-
lotte A. Raynor. the widow. gets two
in cash. $100 of his hie Insurance poll-
cy and the interest on 31.000. together
with the use or a portion of the dwell-
ing house and furniture. sly long as she
should not remarry and cared to live
in the house. She Is forbidden strict»
ly to rent the house to any one else.
She also is to have the milk from one
cow and to get ten bushels of potatoes.
ten bushels of wheat. ten bushels corn
and wood enough for one tire each day.
together with all the fruit she needs.
ller grandson. Frank A. Moger. of
Manor, is to deliver the goods at her
loor so long as Ibo ranalns the testa-
tor's widow. As soon as she leaves
the house for good the supplies are
ordered to cease. She also receives a
plot of ground for a vegetable garden.
Miss Bertha Herbert. of Hastings. N
7.. who ran for school commissioner
in the second district of Westchester
:ounty. and who defeated her Demo-
cratic opponent by 250 plurality. has
filed her statement of election expen-
ses. Here it is for the ediilcation ot
the new women:
To Republican county commit-
tee ......................... .100.\ J
For buttons .................. 34.00
Forvphotographs .............. 7.00
For cards ..................... 11.00
For plates .......... ~ .......... 4.50
For cuts ..................... 4.00
Cigars ........................ loco
Newspapers .................. 28.00
Fair tickets ................... mm
Cu rrlagcs .................... 85. t u
Postage ...................... 9.3!:
Media substitute teacher (for my
school) .................... 15.00
Total ........................ 269.60
In the statement of Edward I.
Mitchell. defeated candidate for cor-
oner ol Westchester. is the item of
$325 for balls, radios and fairs. Mr. 1399
Mitchell makes this note on his state-
ment: The total amount thrown away
by me was 86l5.60.
BIG CUT IN PRICES.
THE P. J. LYNCH STORED.
We are quoting prices this week for the very best goods that are unknown elsewhere.
They should interest every prudent housekeeper.
Our Famou- White Rose Flour. none better. Cut t'o no bag: .4 25 not
Gold ascent Flour. Cut to l ' l l l a llc bag; mo obI
Ginger Snaps or Lemon Crackcra. I l l l I up" lb
3 lb. pkg. New Prep. Buckwheat. ”IVanlia Extract. (10c quality) ........ 5cI Pure hard. out to ................ ac lb
cut to ......................... acIngh-Grsde Fruit Jams. cut to ...... its m,“ cm“, Cheese. cut to ,,,,, 15c lb
I at. bottle Golden Drip Syrup ..... Mo New 86333:” ........... Weigh: Shredded Codlsh” . _____ -' m
1 ill- W White 0" Cldfl' Vinegar 7c gewulamon Peellllr lb. Kippered Herring ............. 111: can
I at. with PM 3-1“ 0" --------- ”6 Sweet Pumpkin .................. 8c lb. Good Sweet Corn... .'.' .......... 1c can
I pt. bottle Long Island Gallup” Gran Nuts Food ............. tlc pkg. ll. 0. Prep. l’lour..... ....... lik- pkg.
New Tomatoes. lllc alums)" ...... 'Oclllnesda Biscuits ................ 4c pkg. Borden's Eagle hillk..., .. ..... .lic can
Special for this week with 3 pounds Coffee. bean or ground. st .321: lb
odwmmsoumasscmmm.
mwmmmmmrm
MWJW'I-mhufldawm
THE R]. LYNCH co.
all Washington It. Go. blur-walls.
and hold the .brltn up: ..
sstodseorstlnt rsll stashlnsl
withibemw
Chinchilla and WW.” can: combine
very handsomely. utilises-s. as
well as tile dr . are making
the most of this
far by producing an. very rich coal
blastlons of the '13..
anus—.- ban.-
.A hat of gray hit so light that It is
almost white. is trimmed heavily who
black ostrict clauses. and where the
brim turns up the I160! there are so-
pllqass or lovers knots A old
white velvet roses Iis against the hair
Perhaps you have already noticed
that a good many of the deep WM“
mpdyokesssesotapartotihs
but that the dresses are made
separately to admit of the frequent re
moral of the white for laundering. if
the edge of the waist where it comes
sgslnu the white is finished alsln.
care must be used that it fits closely,
else the tart that the white is not
caught to It will be too apparent.
There is one thing else to be remem-
bored. that these yokes cannot be re-
moved too often.
I spent a day reoemiy in the com-
pany of a lady who is in her eighty-
thlrd year. one of a family oi broth-
es and sisters who are marvels In their
youthful ways. excellent memories.
conversational qualities and unselfish-
ness. Better company you could not
ask for. and she showed to me the pos-
sibilities of old age. creating a desire
to be like her. Better than reading
books were her own personal recollec-
tions of things and people of her time.
if permitted to live as long will we
make ourselves as agreeable to the
people about us when we reach eighty.
three? We can if we will.
' Your friend who has the care of a
house would have no desire for the
numberless little chatelalne “orna-
ments" that her unmarried sister
would delight over. but I have no doubt
she would appreciate snu use one of
the convenient chains from thch de—
pend sclssors, keys. pad, tiny bag tor
holding thlmbie. needles. was. thread
etc. With these things always at
hand. necessary stitches are taken
here and there that would be allbwcd
to go unneeded if one bad to make a
‘rip to the sewing room for them each
time. The [lot ket- book of the giver
dictates whether they shall be oi goldz
or silver.
l
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”filtuitaislsstuis
NOR WA LK
Musical Festival
Intro 01' Till HOSPITAL
arr THE ARMORY.
Jill“!!! I, 3 D. III.
“THE CREATION”
January 2. Matinee, 3 p. m.
“REBEKAH”
January 2, s p. III.
“THE CREATION”
W... ... .. ........................... 95o
l'bs'hols Isriss ...................... 81.00
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
HAIRY PIPPII.
iiam'fififiiirfiiii ....
Notice—Dissolution.
The firm of Nash & Van Sony is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All
indebtedness of said firm has been as-
surncd and will be paid by Horace ii
Nash. and all persons indebted to said
firm are hereby directed to make pay-
ment thereof to him.
South Norwalk, Conn. November I.
FRANK C. VAN SCOT.
HORACE R. NASH.
nib 3t
IFBEE
at velvet and .
Goods dealers.
OUR GREAT SALES delight the pedple and amaze tile Dry
They can’t quite understand
“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
A Grand Nineteen Cent Sale:
hat it
Underwear
Hosiery '
hadles' heaped Vests and Pants.
boys' and girls' neeeed Vests and
Pants and Drawers. all since,
values25cand85c.each..........10c
ladies’ and Children's Winter
Stockings. the, 16c kind. two
pairs ior............. ...... .....19c
Men's Socks, winter weight. both
cotton and wool, actual value 15c
a pair. two pairs for ........... .lllc
Ladies English Cashmere Hose.
the best 25c stocking made ....... 19c
Boys' Heavy Cotton Hose. sizes up
to 10, the well-known “Mothers'
Suit ..
Room.
Ladies' Canton Flannel Drsgers.
worth 35c ........................ 19c
:00 Ladles'white aprons. worth
35c .............. . ............ ..I9c
Gingham aprons ................... 19c
Childrens' white aprons ........... 19c
Ladies' Bustles. 25c kind ....... ...19c
Csmhric corset covers. the kind...19c
Cambric drawers ..................
Small Wares
Notions
’ I
22-In. Sofa Pillows, worth 40c ...... 19c
6 spools 200 yards soft ilnlsh cot~
ton, “ilk
i”. papers 5c quality Pins .......... tile
5 spools 500 yard Cotton. good for
boating or machine use .......... tile
3 dos.10c ounllty Pcarl Buttons 9
for ............................. .(‘
5 spools Silkine Croehet ('otton
for ............................. l9c
3 (fakes 10c (Zastilc Soup for ...... lflc
3c card Darnlug Cotton. 12 cards. ..19c
lilo package toilet paper, three for .lilc
petites with it.
and see for yourself.
Fancy New Cluster Raisins for table
use.
Large Fine New Muscatel Raisins:
New Mince Meat. New Sugar Syrup.
New Glace Citron. Dates.
New puck Moot-park Apricots.
l-‘ancy Mubr Peaches.
Camembert Cheese. Swiss Cheese.
Edam Cheese. Club House Cheese, Our
Famous Double Cream Cheese.
“F.
DONOVAN CUM-DINO.
Io. Namath.
Friend." worth 25c a pai’r ........ 19c,
Dress Goods
Linings
Fanc Plaids and Plain Cashmeres
as. nch wide. worth 29c ......... 10c
Black Figured Mohairs. All Inches
wide, regular prices 25¢ and 39c..19c
no Silesia, 3 yards tor ......
13c Fancy Skirt Lining, 2 yards for 19¢
Fancy; Silk Lining, 25c quality. per
........................... 190
Oriental Silk Lining. the kind.
29c Hair Cloth ................... _ .i9c
Gloves
Handkerchie is
ladies' 3 button English Cashmere
Gloves. worth 35c a pair ........ l9c
' Ladies' and Mlsses' Worsted Mit-
tens. the best 25c mitten In Am-
erica ............................ 19c
Men's and Boys‘ Scotch Wool
Gloves. regular value 25c ........ 19c
White and Colored Border Hand-
kerchiefs. for men and women.
six for .......................... 19c
Ladies' Handkerchiefs. embroider-
ed swisa, worth 15c, two for
Men's Pure Linen hematltched
Handkerchiefs. worth the each,
twofor.............. ..... .
25c pocketbooks ............ .
35c shopping bags .................
29c bag tops
10c box writing paper. three for. . ..
.ch
.......................
Basement
6 quart Granite Iron kettle. the 29c
kind
Two I quart Granite Iron milk
pans. worth 30c. for .............. 19c
l-‘our fine china oatmeal bowls.
nicely decorated; worth 40c ...... 190
I parlor broom and dustpsn. worth
300 ............................. 19C
A mop handle for brush or cloth.
complete with boll. worth 350....190
2 quart English porcelain pitchers.
worth 29¢ ...................... 19c
12-ln. turkey feather dusters. 29c
kind ............................ 190
A and... can Its-2.
ESEYMOURfS STORE.
We 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
25,: lb. up.
Old English Cheese.
Linens
Domestics . .
Best quality fancy Outing Flannel.
worth today. 9c a yard four
yards for ............ . ...... ”7...ch
Extra quality pure white Dom
Flannel, worth (la a yard: hm
yards for ........................ 180
Fringed Cotton Huck Towels. 36x
. 18 in.. worth 90; four for ........ 190
Heavy full-sized Turkish towels,
the price at 15c Is low for these
days. two for ................ ....19c
Bleached Table Damask, for these
days. the yard ................... 19c
Yard wide Heavy Muslin. worth To
a yard; four yards for ....... ...19c
10—4 Bleached and Brown Sheeting.
worth 25c and 27c a yard ........ 190
Apron Gingham. worth Go a yard.
for these days. 4% yards for....19c
lnlauts’
Wear
Canton flannel BleepingDrawers,
all sizes ........................ 190
lnlants’ Wool Wrappers. since 1 to .
6; regular 25c ............ .......19o
lnfants' fine muslin slips, worth
25c and 29c ....... , .......... . ....19o
lnfants' wool bands .............. ..19o
lufants' fleeced Vests and Pants,
two for.I ........................ 190
Tam O‘Shanters. fall colors ........ 190
Childrens’ Canton Manuel Draw-
Table Delicacies
are particularly tempting just now. when the chill of coming winter brings keen ap-
We are prepared for the winter appetite with as choice a collection
of seasonable dainties as the most capricious epicure could wish.
ers. 25c kind ................... . .19c
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“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.
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Visit our store
Call here for Eavenson's Naptha
Borax Soap and Powdered Soap. It's
INaturo's soap. Finest goods on the
l market.
Delicious Coffee. Elegant Tess.
A full line of new Canned Goods.
We know how to run a Grocery
Pulled Figs Something new. Veal' Business, and do it as well as we know
ow
Loaf.
PRICES as
EVERYTHING /NEW AND FRESH.
C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer, 33 W. Wash. St.
‘ RemeberPltfo
Low as tho Lowoot.
QUALITY as High as the High.”
Our prices would’ at be remarkable if it wern ’t for the groceries them-elves.
Quality 13 the finishing touch to each article that goes out of our store. A trial or-
der from you mll make you one of our regular customers.
, Very loot llgin Creamery Butter, 250 per pound.
Magnolia lllk. can ‘ ............. 8c Red Alaska Salmon. ............. 10c Sugar Cured Shoulders. ......... 759a
Shredded Cotillall. egg. .......... sens-ones Jellies. 5 III pails ...... 15c 9 lbs. Rolled Oats. .............. 25c
Osman lastsrd. Qt Jar. ........ tile 2 lb Can White Cherries ....... We 13 Bars laundry Soap. ........ .. 26c
Prepared Buckwheat, ............ We 3 lb. Can Bartlett Pears. ....... tile 2 lbs. California Peaches. ....... 250
Family Salt Pork. lb.. ............. BC 6 lbs. Laundry Starch. .......... 251: 0 lbs. Lard. ...................... 25¢
Plum Pudding. can. .............. lilc'l ots. Cranberries .............. 2br- 6 lbs. Good ltice. ................. the
Baked Beans. can. .............. 7".5 lbs. California l'runcs. ......... 25:: 3 ('ans Golden Pumpkin. ......... 25c
Maud I. Flour. Ibo bag; $4.35. Barrel.
2i Pounds Granulated Cugar. CLOO.
New York Grocery Co.
fill-37 seam ITRIIT.
Norse-lit.
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