. ‘got'hey not ......me
'W Various answers
'10 by the ‘Homiletic Re-
doubtless become so no
». ‘ and lost condition. and
, of W of salvation. These
under any such moral
‘ ' lead canto attend
w .. ‘ ve nothing to go for.
key usually have some other
hick to ’go—to the clubs. the
» the going to which
‘IIot overwork that
.soma apprehension of sin
oa.‘who have been church-
who find nothing in the
essays. reform harangues
l diatribes.mclalistlc platitudes
tionailsm generally, and so
i" wives and daughters do the
g - ng.
or reason doubtless is that
lglous atmosphere and the news-
are so permeated and saturated
the new infidelity that discredits
Bible and practically dispenses
‘ sin and salvation that multitudes
been turned against thr- churches
still hold to these vital truths and
. the Bible as the word of God.
'alIould men go to church if the
is a mass of myths and legends
. has never been any fall except
:upward and if sin it only an in-
pralsewortby rather than oth-
. 1n the evolutionary struggh
progress and perfection?
this calls up still another run-
find that is that much of thI
tag has lost its grip on the snub
.hecanse there is nothing in it
. ing .the vital Bible doctrines
and atonement that always run
. ' mule. What does the preacher
for. if not for salvation? What~
his culture. his brilliancy. his
mess, he will In due time preach
his congregation. if he fails to ap-
‘to this deepestneed of humor
“......—
. The Ansonla sentinel. observes the
sperm-eighth anniversary of its exis-
tbnes by issuing a souvenir sheet bear
in a picture of each of the twenty-sh
7‘“ who make the Sentinel." WI.
know now why Brother Emerson' a pn
pc is so successful: its staff from pro-
down. is composed of a bright.
intelligent. good looking body of men
The Stamford Advocate remarks the!
{he Admiral Schley controversy want»
“thing so much as a good letIInI
. All attempts to settle It in 11
Walble partisan discussion will dI
finch mischief and little good
......._,._.__.
, Newspaper stock that is worth at)
tines its face value in the market it
”a rare than a day in June. or a lir-
want full of shooting stare thn
.Ihoot, says the blur llavcn Palladium
' IIIA‘I' orIIIIII III not. an.
Evidently the women of Ansoule
have had enough experience in casting
the ballot. Several years ago. mm
W by a few energctlc. women wht
mud a representative on the schoo'
m registered or voted. They haw
hid enough—Animals Sentinel.
lady and chM scold of thI
. a entertainment. Some day
. . of Taming the Shrew which
be altogether'aareeable or dig-
‘Wslthough not undeserved. Misc
' ll making herself more of a
"tonne lost all sense of ~
. for Christmas
trimmed with velvet. ornaments and ostrich plumes.
many new and fetching deeinn's.- .
_ The Velvet Tam O‘Bhsater "Baby Hat" is still
very mun...- we hays them III colors and black with
the new shape bows. silk velvet. special price.
33. 48. $3. 98.
Special values this week in Wings. Bird’ s
Breasts. Alpine Hats and Ostrich Plumes.
Wapsyvoumpbothwmuuoopmshasas.
E. H. DILLON 6': CO.
Bridgeport. Conn.
360 and 362 MainStreet.
Phatographs
To those desiring Photographs for the
Holida s it is suggested that arrange-
ments or sittings be made at an early
date. § § ll ii § §
lppoln‘tments can be made by Telephone.
Call No. 143-12.
G.$.NORTH,
\10. '78 Washington so. South Norwalk.
been married nine years and that it yaurnuce agents kept II record oi the
was time she died. as no wife should lclalms paid and turned the records ov—
ilve longer. Mr. Okerllnd testifies or to their companies yearly for sta-
hat his wife has always treated him tisticaiga well as practical purpoace.
harshly and threatened him with bod-! Leaving New YInk state. the first
1y harm. Once she tnrew a pail Olil'onnt’f'llllll county is l-‘.nirtleld which
rotor on him. with hitchileld county. makes up our
-——-—--—. .flrst insurance section. Then comes
Arable to the New York Herald. New Haven and hilddlesex counties
’rom Lima says that a party of as- lmaking th‘ehsehtion‘discc 0“ film‘s?“
. ty. wt erIen. rmatet rd
.rononIers. intent on observing Ihc ”m"
section All east of e Connecticut
neteors. had an exciting experience lrlver form, the fourth section
\londav “'8'" Th“ P“"""’"‘“"‘ were; Donbuiy. Bridgeport. Norwalk and.
wenty four in all and most of them Grccuwltb are the four important law
were Germnnfl_“gpmded San (‘hrlsto- iuuranca places in the first section; 1
New Haven. Waterbury and MlIlIllc-
‘ml Mountain. on the outskirts of l.l- m“ u. with ”Mr “NW” make u" the:
In. ('ltlzens of the town obsI-r'vcd
\f‘ttlnll act of towns; Hartford. Nll‘i'
heir lights dancing about and it was . nrltaln "mg “...-1d,." form the "...-"1
bought that revolutionary foII-I-II bud
*group. while New London. Norwich
“11'1"?" ‘0 make attack. Th" nuth- and Manchester lend the list in thH
Irltlcs therefore sent out II strong l'llll- foul-'h section.
tary force. captured the astronomers. The. life insurance money Wild in.
mi! despite their protests Tlllll’f'llt'tl (onnectlI-ut was distributed by m. l
hem all in to the police station. They
lions. as follows
verc not liberated until daylight. First "cum,
15ccond section 1.439.713}
PRINCIPLES OF 'lllitll-‘l‘ PREVIIL ;Thlrd section .......... .. 1.100..“5
...... l-‘ourth section 733.613
l‘ear's Payment by Life insurance Cen- i
81124. 072
Total 34097923
”Wh'n'" State. Of this amount the above-mention-
(Insurance Press.) od places received the following sums:
For the purpose of illustrating the Bridgeport """""""""""" "3“!”
. 1 l i h hi 1 h at ,innbury ................... 77.918
“"9 ‘° 1" '1 ‘i "n“ 0 l e 9"" TGr wlch ................. 68,922
miles of life insurance funds durins IN walk .................... 149,852
he year ending June 30, 1898. Con- Middletown ................ _81.326
190N111” can be mud“, llll." 1011! _N8W Haven ................ 007.138
rt -—one section to the cast “d Waterbury ................. 257.483
”‘ ' ' Hartford ................... Inmss
hree sections to the west of the Con- hieriden ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 91.443
necticut river. Rhode island requires Sew hBrittuln ............... 211.358
, h 3,. a" 1d a hut peer .......... .I
3:; the m 32:“? '0‘!“ “a; ”M New London ................ 77.000
‘ 1 ° ‘ “ ° °' ' .. Norwich .................... 139,...3
The total payments from July 1. ...—....
898. to June :10. 1899., for the two 82.226.73‘1
dates amounted to 85.911.037. of Among the individual claims paid
which $4,097,923 was distributed in ge‘gufll‘find “‘1‘" °' "'0'” “"
‘onnectlcut. or 85.40 per capita. and East lladIlam—(Yaleb g_ Beebe.
t1.813.114 in Rhoda Island. or 85.26~ 817.573.
Greenwich-Mark Banks. 817.028.
Hartford—William H. Post. 820.001. 1
Ier caplta. I
In the greater part of Connecticut
mi in Providence county in Rhode Hiddlebnryhblllian 13'. chhert. 810.-!
island a very large proportion of the 000.
inhabitants are dependent upon the New Haven—N. 1.. Hahn. 820.000:-i
.Iills and factories for their support. Theodore l". Booth, 814.593. and N.-
’rlnciples of thcift prevail. It is not A. Baldwin. 810.128.
surprising. crcforc. that so great II New London—Mary 1..
toachcr of t e value of thrift as life 8101.000.
Insurance should be one of the fixed
Treadwell. 1'
doubtless ostrich i
the wow- bats
tfllnotthapst
dress sop along mother unless they
(33nd to each other.
, up high back of the ears are much
more comfortable than they look to be.
,Comstock
Jr.
would it be very hard to get. at the
number of homes made comfortable
or relieved from distress. if life in-
3 lb. pkg. New Prep. Buckwheat
to the audience than any
leader
I our or In dismay.
fly! I. Okerllnd. of Brooklyn
her husband. Gustavus E 0k-
’ for divorce. Hrs OkI-rllnd says
l m they. used to have chicken
Ir. Okerllni‘ oulIl pick the
then take th in his hand-
.1” “a mid see how she would
his skeleton its small as! to
momsusasthat
. n ,
...“2‘1'
or the audience nadir—New!
1 qt. bottle White or Cider Vinegar. .7c
Special for this week with 2 ”and. Coffee, bears or ground. at one Its
wwmuauMoommnI-n.
OsakarphkddmohiaaGaa-Jag.
fish’spaamalumhufldaleaatlmm
THE P. J LYNCH co.
y lam womanhood-smug.
FREE 1......
No I. “aim Digest, Mosul.
.. . r-
. ‘ ...
e and
institutions of these localities. N01 000.
Norwich—Elizabeth 1.. Barker. 810. f
1
Torringtou—J. A. 1;. Jonas. 810.708.
Waterbury—hi. S. Hayden. 810.000. i
BIG CUT IN PRICES.
THE P. J. LYNCH STORES.
_We are quoting prices this week for the very best goods that are unknown elsewhere.
They should interest every prudent housekeeper.
Our Famous White Rose Flour. none better. Cut to no bag. .4. as bbl
Gold Medal Flour. Cut to I I I I 1
Ginger Snaps or Lemon Crackers. l I I I I
IVanlla Extract. (10c quality) ........ 5c
........................ 8c. iilah- Grade Fruit Jams. cut to......9c
l ill-t bottle Golden Drip Syrup... ..llk‘, Ni "V 3994"! Raisins ----------- 100 illu-
(‘icaned Currants ................ 8c. 1b.
N .......... . .....
1 «I:- book Pure wad 01L- ........ 12c séhtlfimd’fi ........ .......'.°I§ ii.
:1 pt. bottle long island Catsup....5c Grape Nata food ..... ........llc pkg.
New Tomatoes. (12c quality) ........ 0c l'neetia Blscults................ie pkg.
and David 1!. Hamilton. 816. 707. p
.. ,It ll noticeable goon/I
it is almost in
The lighter in color your dress or
coat the nicer thamstarlsl must be.
for it is much more conspicuous than
when the color is a’ilsrk one.
...-nor.
The new collars tnat round or point
The collar can be quite low at the
front and not haves bare look.
There is a great deal of chldon bc~
lng used on the winter hats. Hucb of
it is tucked so closely that each tuck
overlaps its neighbor. and brims are
completely covered with it.
Skirtsare long and sweeping. so are
coats. and to complete t e line of
gracefulnesa. or rather com en'ce it. is
the long and always handsome ostrich
plume.
A dainty white cashmere house gown
has a pleated ruflle that is edged with
white silk fringe and extends about the
shoulders and down either side of the
front. making an exquisite finish for II
slender form.
The culls on one sealskln coat. or rn-
ther the lower edges of the sleeves. are
made to flare just us many of the. dress
sleeves do. On another they are made
to Bare at the back seam and are left
open for about two inches, or the ex-
tent of the flare. Thus the plalnness of
tho slccvcs is relieved and the dress
slecvcs accommodated.
"The Dry Goods Economist" thus dc-
scribI-s a Parisian opera clock In its
current issue: it was of pink satin.
with a richly embroidered yoke. and
about the shoulders was a flchII-likr
scarf of mousscllne dc sole. The fronts
were straight. instead of having the na-
ual. rounding slope from the bottom.
and thc lower part was cut up in deep
triangular points to display an under
flounce of mousseline. trimmed at In-
tervuls with tiny ahlrred rufles. The
points ucrc also cmbroidered. and they
as well as the edges of the tichu and
high collar wore finished with the tiny
shirrcd ruI hes of mousscllne.
--lf you like a cigar madc from pure
and choice tobacco try the Imperial
Crown. _
Look at My 3 N
North Window
FOR
lGIIIIeI Quince telly, $1.01
761qu Out Apple Jelly ii 00
Qt light Jars Quincts Bic
Pl. 200
I have only a small quan—____
tity of these home-made
goods. If you want them
now is the time to buy.
Samoa
H il ii
72 No.‘ Main st..
80. Norwalk.
"1 nurses:
139-3.
Ilc big; “‘0 lab]
lo per 11:
Pure hard. out to. . .. ..... 8c lb.
l-‘ull Cream Cheese. cut to ...... 15c lb.
Shredded Codilsh ......... .."'tc pkg.
Klppered Herring ............. 11c can
Good Sweet Corn.. ..... .....'.’.‘.‘lc can
H. 0. Prep. F1001... ....... .llio pkg.
Borden's Eagle Illk ........ .. .lic can
‘FBEE
\. Edam Cheese. Club House Cheese, Our
(iodds dealers.
all means.
. They can’t quite
A Grand
T011R GREAT BALES’ delight the people and amaze the Dry
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
Nineteen Cent Sale.
Gingham aprons ................... 19c
Chlldrens' white aprons” ..
Handkerchiefs. worth 16¢ each 9
l c
Ladies’ Bustles. 25c kind.. .. two for ....................
Cambrlc corset covers. 25c ad . "5c pocketbooks ................... 19c
Cambric drawers ........... ...... 19c 35c shopping bags ......... . ....... 19c
29c bag tops ....................... 19c
10c boa writing paper. three for. . . .19c
Small Wares -
Notions Basement
22- in. Sofa PilloWs. worth 40c ...... 19c 6 quart Granite iron kcttlc. the 29c ‘
o . kind .......................... ."-~
6 spgols .00 yards soft finish cot 19 Two 4 quart Granite iron milk
ton ............................. c pans. worth 30c. for .............. 19c
.5 papers 5c quality Pins .......... lSI Four fine china oatmeal bowls.
5 spools 500 yard f‘otton. good for nicely decorated: worth 40c”... .19c
basting or machine use .......... tile 1 parlor broom and dustpan. worth
3 doz.10c quality l’carl Buttons 30c ............................. 19c
for ............................. 9c A than handle for brush or cloth.
5 spools Silkine Crochet Cotton complete with bolt. worth 35c....19c
for ............................. 19c 2 quart English porcelain pitchers.
3 (‘akea 10c (..‘aatile Soup for ...... 10c worth 29c ..................... 190
3c card Darnlng Cotton, 12 cards. ..19c 12 in. turkey feather dusters. "90
10c package toilet paper. three for .liic kind ............................ 19c
petites with it.
and see for yourself.
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
25c lb. up.
Old English Cheese.
Pulled Figs Something new.
Famous Double Cream Cheese. ILoaf.
EVERYTHING NEW AND
l-‘ancy New Cluster Raisins for table
use.
Largo Flue New Huscatcl Raisins.
New Mince Meat. New Sugar Syrup.
New Glace Citron. Dates.
New pack Hoorpark Apricots.
Fancy Muhr Peaches.
Camembert Cheese. Swiss Cheese.
”NOVA" IUMIIO.
I
Underwear Dress Goods
Hosiery , Linings
ladlea' deeced Vests and Pants. Fancy Plalds and PlIlIIlnzgashmeres
boys' and irls' fleeced Vests and 38-inch wide '0" -------
‘ Black Figured Mohaira. 38 inches
Pants and Drawers. all sizes. wide r tar rices 26¢ “a ”a ”c
Hillel 85c. and 350. each. ........ .19c 13c 311.633“; ’3'!“ for ”cl
Ladies’ and Children' a Wither 13c Fancy Skirt Lining. 2 yards for lie
Stockings. the 15c kind two Fancy Silk Hnins. 25c «minaret
pairs for.. ...................... 11c OrlzdgslSllk'llinlngisc'kihd. """ :3
“WI 3001“- ‘1an "ill“- ‘mh 29c Hair Cloth ..... ' ........... ....19c
cotton and wool. actual value 15c .
a pair. two pairs for ............ 10c ‘
Ladies' English Cashmere Hose. flIovgs
the heat 25c stocking made ....... 19c
Boys’ Heavy Colt‘ton Hose. lam; up Handkerchiefs
to 10 the we -known " 0t ers'
' .. LadleII' :1 button English Cashmere
Friend. worth 25” a pal'r """" 19c Gloves. worth 35c a pair ........ 19c
Ladies' and Misgg' Worsted Hit-
tens. the best. mitten in Am-
Suit erlca ............................ 19c
Room Men's and Boys' Scotch Wool
Gloves. regular value 25c ........ 19c
Ladles' Canton Flannel Drawers. White and Colored Border Hand-
worth 35c ........................ 19c garcfgiefs. for men and women. 19c
"’0 “We" "M“ “m“ “m“ , Ladies nio‘diééc'iiédféioHoIaéil'
351! ............................. 191 Ml fiWlSB. Worth 150, two for ”- .190
Men's Pure Linen Hematitcbed
Linens
Domestics
Best quality fancy Outing Flannel.
worth today. iii: a yard four
yards' for ........ . ................ 190
Extra quality pure white Domet
Flannel, worth tie a yard: five
yards for ................... .....190
Fringed Cotton Huck Towels. 36x
18 in., worth 9c; four for ..... ...19c
Heavy full- sized Turkish towels.
the price at in is low for these
days, two for .................... 19c
Bleached Table Damask. for these
days. the yard ................... 19¢
Yard wide Heavy Muslin. worth To
a yard: four yards for .......... 10c
10-4 Bleached and Brown Sheeting.
worth 25c and 270 a yard ...... [..190
Apron Gingham. worth tie a yard.
of seasonable daiuties as the most capricious epicure could wish.
New York Grocery Co.
for these days. 4% yards for.. .19c
infants’
Wear .
Canton flannel Sleeping Drawers.
all sizes ........................ 190
infants' Wool Wrappers. sizes 1 to
6: regular 25c ................... 190
infants' fine muslin slips. worth
25c and 29c ................. .....196
infants' wool bands ............ .100
Infants’ fieeced Vests and Pants,
two for .......................... 19c
Tam O'Shanters. fall colors ...... ..190
Chlldrens' Canton l-iannel. Draw-
ers], 25c kind ........ . ............ 19c
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“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.
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» Telephone Coll lS-z.
1“ SEYMOUR’S STORE.
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
V isit our store
Call here for Eavenson's Naptha
Borax Soap and Powdered Soap. it's
Nature's soap. Finest goods on the
Imarket.
Delicious Codes. Elegant Teas.
A full line of new Canned Goods.
We know how to nm a Grocery
Veal Business. and do it as well as we know
LOW
FRESH.
C. E. Seymour. Leading Grocer, 33 W. Wash. St.
Remember Our Platform:
PRIOIS .- Low as tho Lowest.
QUALITY as High as tho High-st.
Our prices would’nt be remarkable if it wern’t for the groceries themselves.
Quality is the finishing touch to each article that goes out of our store.
der from you will make you one of our regular customers.
Vory loot Ilgln Creamery Butter. 25° por- pound.
Magnolia Milk. can. ............. tic Red Alaska Salmon. ............. 10c Sugar Cured Shoulders. .. ....... 7%6
Shredded l‘mlfleh. Pkg ............ 50' Assorted .lcllies. r. lb. pulls ...... he 9 lbs. Mlle-d Oats. .............. 256
German Mustard. Qt. Jar. ........ 10c 2 lb. Can White ('herrim ........ 12c 13 Bars Laundry Soap. ..... 26c
Prepared Buckwheat. ............ melt! lb. Can Bartlett Pears. ....... 10c 2 lbs. California Peaches. 250
Family Salt l’ork. 1b.. ............ lie 6 lbs. Laundry Starch. .......... 250. t lbs. Lard. ...................... no
Plum Pudding. can. .............. Ioc'I on. Cranberries .............. 25v 6 lbs. Good Rice. ............ sec
Baked Beans. can, .............. 7c _8 lbs. California Prunes. ......... 25c 3 Cass Golden Pumpkin. 250
t - Maud I. Flour, 55¢ bag; $4.35 Barr-oi.
.\
It Pounds Granulatoc Sugar. $1.00.
as." asmyas arse-c1.
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