"noun regret that lion.
Wisamembaroiono
lensing Isw am. oi the mo
naaaofhis iirmlssncb
.1 . to the earnept solicitations
W sasocisws. Ir. Brané
decided not to allow the use
,. orally political olllce. "
«Mi with [Bil '1'.
m Sunday Journal)
‘ is less Shiuicombo and more
bout Judge John hi. Hall the
wprssident oi the New
T. Haven and Hartford rall-
« in shy other business man i
i never saw him so busy
could not find time to answer a
from a newspaper man about
Metronome. while he was
t "oi-it nor did i ever
‘ be tricked into a state-
), that could be used to the disad-
of the road.
hard work to get railroad news
Haven. and the popular method
newspaper men was to bag. bor-
'or steal a rumor. and then ask
' Hall about it. i there was any
duties to it the vice president In-
' hly told as much about It \s
id not ailect the interest 01 the
ions-w
it was untrue he denied it and did
rteously.1ic is tolerant with a
large T. i never yet saw him
lost any impatience at question-
and l have never known him to lie
Mar to turn 01! a reporter who had
the track oi a story.
”INT Milli]! IIII‘I‘OIN SAY.
ngileld News.
‘ Bun nfigxmthim wl h the
and he acquired the tall title
, with the house In accordance wit
, own preierences and Judgment. No
kiss a gropud oi complaint in a
. ptlon 80.310 fund. and criticisms
Admiral Dewey's manner of con.
ng his private aiialrs are not In
include. Totsramencan public so:
m Dewey is what he was and al-
' will be. and should be. the em-
heat of a ”day most glorious in
I can historg. the day oi Manila.
«New York Sun.
>Ym FASHIONS FOB W01“.
(Deborah. in Bartiord Conrant.)
There are few combinations prettier
than black and white ior evening
—.—.._&———
Stitching and strapping remain the
mi. finish ior tailored gowns.
M80. The waists. however. come only
to the belt line.
—'—+'W"‘_
Tortotacshell
used by soakins
' "than polishing?
A gowns that are heavily trilno'
lot, mate only been worn
all this glitter-
tea oi clllflon
avenge var-gem and velvet or;
sears serviceable and yet prctty
should be chosen.
' the new m; some oi them
vat crowns: others are oi fur.
are all We; While the
Mare expensive there are
In. that will look very well
suns.
W
Mn iii white velvet was
, . unmanned with white
The lowers worn with it on
anal-anon were iragraat
‘1“. last think what a beau-g
and arms seek a gown would
. would dare to
poll taste, whatlvér the feelings 01'
may be bright~
mllve oil ior awhile '
is authorised to state. and
The newest dressy gowns show low .
'MWW9BM
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date.-
Ippolntmants can he made by Telephone.
Call No. 143-12.
'6.
No. 78 Washington St... South Norwalk.
eat at both?
The white diningeroom is newer:
than the white bedroom and quite as
ittractive. indeed I don't know but It
Is more so. Silver and white always?
make u please t combination and the.
dining room a ords opportunity for
:he display of an abundance oi the ior-3
ner. One would hardly venture to
h we such a luxury however unless “If
had a treasure oi a maid to care ior I
The prettiest ornament ior a youngi
girl' a hair. indeed. what In becoming to
black velvet ribbon. The hair may be
llgh with a number oi loops bark of
he pompadour arranged to give width.‘
ii‘ if the hair is arranged at the neck
he ornament will consist oi a simple
(not (two loops and two ends). Some-
imes the bow is pinned to the hair.
ii. .atbbelow the coil in lieu of a fancyf;
om .
POPULAR AIIJNBIIIWB.
The appearance oi Bates a Grant's
three, "Dui'iy a‘Jubilee.” promises to be
the laughing event of the season. This
is the first presentation oi this famous‘
~omedy to our theatre goers .and with-
Jutd oubt a crowded house will greet
them. The company Is a very large,
and expensive one. comprising nearly 0
thirty pai‘iormers. including a first-
aioaa operatic orchestra. Matinee and
night. Saturday. at Hoyt's Theatre.
At the Park City Theatre, Brim-
.mrt. on next Friday and Saturday ev-
iniuga. November 24 and 25. my.
George W. Iacderer will present that
ireat New York success In Gay Puree.
This magnificent production which ran
[or over two hundred nights at the Ca-
lIIIO Theatre, New York. will be seen
lore with thesamc all star cast special
«winery and costumes and a compa-
oy of 200 people. In fact the. entire
iietropolltan production will be
caught here intact Manager Bunncll
uto be congratulated ior securing
inch an excellent attraction as this and
.hc theatre should be (rowded to the
:oors at both periormances. Among
be members oi this organisation are:
Christie McDonald. .loc Ott. William
Cameron. Ferris Hartman. William
Cameron. Ferris Hartman. William
Gould. Mary Young. Nick bong. Ide-
Iine Cotton. William Gregory. Sussle
Forrester, Herbert Cawihorn, Bobby
Burns. Nick Burnham and others oi
The cold weather is now re and you want your
hat to be in. hospice with the climate. Wears ,
showing this week is new line of chili and felt
ratio and rum... lame trimmed with lots breast
. wear. when with wipgi and
as playing the new droop this in velvet and felt
trimmed with velvet. ornaments and ostrich plumes.
mind how "slid fetching designs.
The Velvet rim O'Shanior “Baby 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" a
Breasts, Alpine Hats and Ostrich Plumes.
Wammmmwsysonflfiom
E H. DILLON 6: CO.»
Photographs
for Christmas
To those desiring Photographs for the
Holida a it is sug eatcd that arrange-
ments or sittings
it if she had not the fairest and round-’
~vcry glrl' s hair. is a series oi loops oil
comedians In that ever popular Irish
birds We are also
Bridgeport, Conn.
made at an early
5. NORTH,
equal note. The production Is one that
will suit all. as it is iuIl oi burlesque.
‘travesty, comedy. melody. irivolity.
gsyety and vaudeville all rolled into
tone. The sale of seats ior both pcrior-
mances will open tomorrow morning
at 0 did k.
‘ NYC". mz ID 'I'IIIEVING.
‘OIW-Tawl Parties M is he Werklal:
{ tier-ear.
Anaonla. November 22-Chlckm
. thieves are again getting in their work
about town. ior within the past week
several chicken coops have been visit—
ed and some iowls taken. no clues bo-
iing Ieit as to who the parties were.
iAmong those who have lost some of
lthelr chlckens are Henry Sponheimcr
and John Kelleher. the latter having
rive stolen, while Sponheimer does not
Eknow the number he has lost. although
it is large
Sponhclmcr is of the opinion that
the thieves are regular rounders in the
business and ior the past Iew days he
has been trying to glean some infor-
mation that would lead to their appro-
henslon. He resides on the New Hav-
en road on the outskirts oi the town.
and says that he irequently sees people
ipasslng by late at night in teams
,whose object In being out is to steal
anything that they can get their hands
n.
He is sure that there are persons in
the nearby towns and cities who make
a business of visiting towns like Sey-
mour In search of vegetables. fruit.
.iowls or any old thing that is worth
stealing and them have such a system
that It would be hard work to catch
them.
Theseymen. he says. drive through
the country districts with good horses
and would not be picked out by but icw
as thieves. lie (eels sure that the many
theirs committed about town ior tho
pawmr were the Work of people irom
)ther iownsfl‘ _ .
car-1w or A companion STEAM-
ER.
Baltimore. November 22~Thc Don-
aldson line steamship lnkanla arrived j.
here today with the crew oi the Brit.
lsh steamship Manchester Enterprise,
whirh ioundered on November 15, 550
miles southeast oi Cape Race. '1‘th
rescued number 53. oi whom nine are:
cattlemen returning iron! Liverpobl. §
The Manchester Enterprise sprung u
Ilesak during a severe gale on November
Mt!
MWMMW
Wait and W Thomas C. Plait
. had a costumes today on the propos-
sd state consishulary bill by which
control oi the;polioa In cities of the
first and second
ed in a state until
the Warner. AM III mime. it
was reported that Warner had ‘
served to sigh the are it It should
the Legislature h! a nod W
F... Should thebili become a law it
would take iron: the municipal anth-
oritiea and give to the stats govornv
meat full control the police term
of New York city. halo, Rochester.
or” can. “a W... "-
mm o no osmosis egraa r
New York is 7.488.
CANADA 11.1. PARTICIPATE.
Buihdo. N. Y.. November Hen-The di-
rector general oi the Pan-American
Exposition Colopany has received word
irom the state department at. Washing-
too that the British government so-
cepts the Invitation extended to Can-
ads to participate in the exposition.
ENTERTAINNENTS.
NORWALK
Musical Festival
noun or hit uosmu.
31‘ THE ARMOR'Y.
...—......—
January 1, 8 p. II.
“THE CREATION"a
“messiah"
January 8. 8 p. at.
“THE CREATION”
Prices. leanings 50o
lstrnes......... ....... ......mum..90c
The Whole Carlos..." ...l.00
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
HARRY PIPPII.
BOYT'O THEATRE.
TWO PERFORMANCES.
Matinee at 2; Evening. 8.
SATURDAY. “VENEER liill,
Botco' O Grant's
lilo COMEDY SUCCESS.
“DUFFI’S JUBILEE. "
22~PEOPLE~21
PROF. SIIERMAN'S 810.000 PERFOR-
MING GOATS.
OPERATIC ORCHESTRA.
BAND PARADE AT NOON.
SPECIAL PRICES
Matinee. 10 and 25 cents; night. 25.
35 and 50 cents.
Seats now on sale at Plaistcd'a and
Wood's.
PARK CITY THEATRE
Bridgeport.
l’lilllll Ill) ll'l'lllllll IlGll'lS,
NOV. 24 and 25.
Mr. G corge W. licdcrer presents the
gorgeous ext ravagansa
'Ili GAY PIREE.
Din-ct from the New York Theatre
ZOO—PEOPLE-—200
and Its all star vast. brilliant costumes
and wealth ol' scenery.
Prices 25c to 81.50.
Sale oi seats begins Wednesday.
1November 22. at 9 a. m.
BIG CUT PRICES
THE P. J. LYNCH STORES.
l
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...—......—
are a good many tucked brims New Tomatoes. (12c quality) ........ to
"'i
3 lb. pkg. New Prep. Buckwheat.
cut to ...........................
are too expensive, 1 qt. bottle Golden Drip Syrup ..... lbs
1 qt. bottle White or Cider Vinegar. .Tc
1 qt. bottle Pure Salad Oil .......... 12c
1 pt. bottle liong Island i‘atsup" ..5c
Special for thI suck
FREE one
Vsnlla Extract. (10c quality) ........ lie
so Highoflrade Fruit Jams. cut to ...... 0c
New Seeded Raisins... ........ 10c pkg.
moaned Currants .......... . ..... 8c lb.
New Lemon Peel ............... 10c lb.
Sweet Pumpkin ..... . ............ 8c lb.
Grape Nuts Food ......... ....llc pkg.
UneedaBiseuits ...... ..........4cpkg.
We are quoting prices this week for the very best goods that are unknown elsewhere.
They should interest every prudent housekeeper.
Our Famous White Ron: Flour. none better, Cut to 5“ bag; .4 26 bbl
Gold Medal Flour. Cut‘ to i l r l i
Ginger Snaps or Lemon Cricket-n, l I i
llc baggwbbl
l I no perlb
Pure Lard,cnt to................8clb
Full Cream Cheese. cut to......15c lh.
Shredded Codiish .............. 4c pkg.
Klppered Hervlng....,.........llc can
GoodSweet Corn ....... ........'lc can
3.0. Prep. Flour............lac pkg.
Borden's Eagle llllk ........... He can
with 2 pounds Coiice. bean or ground. at 32c lb
mwmmmmmmm
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“mammograms-usurp...“
‘FBEE
THE P. J. LYNCH co.
ill Washington It” Do. Nervvnlls.
viii.
No I! Iain Itrsst. Norse-11s.
New York, November Warner
it to be vest-
Wintedw
, Fine Black Re
AN
JKCKETB
CIPEO
it matters , not whether you spend
Thanksgiving with your out oi town
friends or at home a new Jacket or
Cape is a handy thing to have; the
Boater Itere’s Jackets and Capes are
rightss are also the prices.
Ladies“ Black Jersey Jackets.
' lined throughout. velvet collar
and pearl buttons the 89. 00 kind.
liadlrs' Fine Kersey Jackets. black.
brown. navy and astor. 812.00
quality. at ..... . ............. 810.00.
Young Ladlea' Coats. plain collars
and mixtures. values irom 87.50
to 810.00. a large variety to
choose iron. at .. .............. 85.00
Ladies' Black Cloth Capes. tor and
brsid trimming; the 8398 kind.
............................ .60
ladles‘ Black Cloth (lanes, all new
styles. worth 0.00 .at ........ 81.00
y Capes. trimmed
with braid and for. 812.00 kind.
at ............................. 88. 98
Black Kemey Golf Cape. lined
throughout with best quality
black satin. elegant ilnlsh. very
stylish. worth 820.00. at ...... 817.73
Handsome Black Capes. braided in
new designs. 818.00 kind. at ...815.00
CROCKERY
English Porcelain, made by the
"Haddocks." “Henry Allcock." and
"chgewood & Co." and warranted
never to craze.
7c quart Table Bowls ............... 5c
7c Sauce Dishes ..................... 4c
16c Platters. icstoon edge .......... 12c
25c Platters. festoon edge .......... 19(-
Turkey Platters. iestoou edge. .t...39c
19c Vegetable Dishes. this sale....12c
25c Vegetable Dishes. special ...... 17c
25c Sauce Boats .................... 15c
19c. Picklc Trays ................... 2c
(is individual Butter Dishes ........ 2c
Individual Pudding Moulds ........ lOi
25c quart Pudding Moulds. any
shape ........................... 19c
all to be prepared in, every poneible way.
STORE news tells of mariy things you need.
BHRMROCK
LINENS
72-Inch Irish Linen Table Damask.
very lustrous ilnish. a genuine 81
quality. Boston Store price ...... The
15:15 all-linen Fringed Doyllcs.
plain, white and fancy borders.
ior this Thanksgiving sale, per
dos ........................... 59c
J. 8. Brown & 8on' a famous make-—
two specimen Table Damasks—vwe add
to our Thanksgiving linen sale. A sale.
by the way. that every housewlie in
Fairdeld county should .attend with-
out iail. ii needing table napery beiore
the coming feast day of the year.
72-Inch bleached pure Linen Table
Damask. regular price. 75c.
Brown a Son's wholesale price
today. Mr Boston Store price .
72- Inch bleached. extra line and
heavy All-linen Table Damask
Brown I; Son‘ s import price to-
day. 92c. Boston Store price. .18 .00
5-8 Dinner Napkins to match Table
Damasks. purchased at less than
coat to make. Brown t. Son's
wholesale list price, 81.10 per
doz.. Boston Store's price ........ 95c
22-lnch Napkins. Shamrock make.
25 (lot. lot only—~two patterns.
but both neat and pretty—regu-
lar retail price. 82.50 a dot. Bos-
ton Store price ........ - ......... 81.98
.59c
GLISSWARE
The very latest patterns. you cannot
tell them irom Cut Glass.
25c Celery Holders ................. 13"
10c Celery Trays. ior this sale. . . . . . .2.
lie Cranberry Sauce Dishes. spe-
cial ............................. 100
14c Spoon Trays ................... 10c
25c Fruit Dishes. three shapes.
choice .......................... 15c
39c Water Bottle. with tumbler....25<
10¢ Toothpick Holders .............. 5c
98c Wine Decanters ................ 69c
75c iour piece Table Set. special. . . .590
25c Blown Glass Pitchers .......... 15c
5c Blown Glass Tumblers .......... 3c
1
Telephone Call 58-2.
1“ :SEYMOUR’S STORE
We are Rudy.
money can buy.
THANKSGIVING.
In this store of ours there isn’t a want that can't be filled.
plate. We take pride in keeping it up to date and full of the bestGrocerics that
If your Thanksgiving supplies are purchased here we guarantee
that the festive occasion will be a success.
INIS WEEK-ml FEW IIENS INII Will BE NEEDED:
S IVlNG TIME HINTS!
The iant approach oi Thanksgiving Day, the great New
England day of home feasting and visiting, warns one and
BOSTON _ ,
BLANKETS
consort-r1131.“
These are Just the things now for us
to oder—- ior you to buy—ior the prices
are low much more than at this sear
son. They are Boston Store bargains
such as you know well.
50 pairs 11 4 else Wool Blankets.
pink and blue borders. sold up to
now at 83 50 a pair. to make '
quick selling and a noise In the
Blanket department. we oiier
these few pairs at .............. 82.”
11-4 size extra heavy Blankets, coat
. at wholesale today. 81.50 a pair.
Boston Store price ............. 81.25
Extra size. iull filled with good
cotton. chlntz covered. a really
81.25 Comiorter. Boston Store's
price
Just 25 Comforters bought to sell
at 81.76 ior this Thanksgiving
sale. each ...................... 8
KITCHEN
SUNDRIES
Necessary at Thanksgiving time-
only a few hints oi the hundreds to be
iound in our basement where a
Thanksgiving sale Is now on.
1.40
19c Steel Nut Picks. 6 in a box....l§c
19c Steel Nut Crackers. nickel plat—
ed. special ...................... 146
69c Raisin Seeder. "The Boston."
beat made ...................... 40c
7c Potato Craters ........ .
to Nutmeg Grater. specia '
10c Mcasuring Cups. this sale ....... 5c
9 or 10 inch 'Ple Plate. either depth. .ic
150 Wire Flour Sieves "The Mag-
1c" .............................. 10c
1m Sheet Iron Drip Pans. 10x14.
special
450 Fruit and Vegetable Presses,
this sale ........................ 29c
59(- (iovered Roasting Pans ........ 39c
.........................
r 45c two-quart Pudding Boiler ..... 85c
22c three-quart Granite Iron Sauce
Pans ............................ 15c
lic two-quart Granite Iron Pud-
ding Pans ...................... 10c
All sizes oi Banting Spoons ......... 4c
(ONO) (O) I.) TORCH.) (.H’NOH.) (OIIOHOHOII.)(.)(.)(.)(.)(.)I.) (O) (0)101.) (URI) (CNOIIOH'H')
“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pal-
(O) I.) i.) (O) (O) (O) I.) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (I) i.) I.) (O) (O) (O) (I) (O) (O) (O) I.) I.) (O) (O) (O) (C) U (I) (O)
Our stock is com-
NEW CROP FANCY 'NEW OR-
LEANS MOIIAHSES. 60c GALLON.
PURE LEAF LARD. 10c LB" NEW
CLEANED CURRANTS. Full Weight.
NEW SEEDED RAISINS. GLACE CIT-
RON. ORANGE AND LEMON PEEL.
MINCE MEAT. PUMPKIN.
DONOVAN loll-DINO.
.0. Nervous.
CON
SQUASH. I HOUSE.
PURE DOUBLE STRENGIH SPICES
onnuocs. caucus. NL‘Ts. nos ED Tl'RKEYS
1' better leave your order now.
DATES. I'RI'NES. MAPLE SYRI
LUSCIOI'S COFFEE AND TEAS. THE
Come and look at our HOME-RAIS-
Ii you want one you
We have arranged ior a vast supply
of FINE, CRISP CELBRY. CRAN-
i‘ERRIS FAMOUS HANS AND BA- BERRIES. swear POTATOES. mo.
I’REsH FROM THE SMOKE-
Orders booked ahead will receive our
Ilrst attention.
C. E. Seymour. Leading Grocer, 33 W. Wash. St.
Remember Our Platform:
PRICES as Low as the Locust.
QUALITY an High as tho Highest.
Our prices would 'ut ‘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.
Very lent Ilgln Ora-mow Butter, 270 per pound.
A trial or-
Magnolia lllk. can. ............. ”Jr/he'll“ Alaska Salmon. ............. 10c Sugar Cured Shoulders. ........ . 7566
Shredded Codilsh, Pkg ......... 5cAasorted Jellies. 5 lb. pails. ...... 15c 9 lbs. Rolled Oats. .............. 250
German Bastard. Qt. Jar. . ....... 10c 2 lb. Can White Cherries. ....... 12c 13 Bars Laundry Soap. ........ .. 25c
I’r!pared Buckwheat. ............ 10c 8 lb. Can Bartlett Pears. ....... 10c 2 lbs. California Peaches. . ...... 25c
”hymns“. lb.. ............ 8c 6 lbs. Laundry Starch. .......... 25c ilha. Lord. ........... 15c
Plum Pudding. can. .............. 10c 4 at» Cranberries .............. 25c 6 lbs. Good Rice. ................. 25¢
lhked Beans. can. .............. 1c 5 lbs. Calliornia Prunes. ......... 25c 8 Cans Golden Pumpkin, C56
Maud 8. Floor. 550 bag; $4.35 Barrel.
31 ”undo ennui-tad lugnr. $1.00.
New York Grocery Co.
33-37 "All .Tlll‘r.
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