positions with honor.
WI attorhey for thcbilelo
‘ recently Governor Loans.
to revise the statute laws
a work in the General Aa-
ohsirrnan of the Judiciary
and selected him without
_ as the fittest man folr the
”not! the whole state approved
choice. ‘
Warner is a man of mature
slid judgment. He is six feet in
, with line physique and physi-
y. and his whole appearance
to suggest to the mind that he
measure up to the mould of our
statesmen. lie is a clean. manly
‘ ,_with rare qualities of mind and
it. and we believe that the goon
' ofths pedpic of this state Win
o his calling and election sure."
How are the mighty fallen. E. Berry
. once called King of the Dudes.
filed a petition in bankruptcy. with
ties of $9,384 and no assets, ex-
_ clothing and jewelry. which afe
pt. At present he is without oc—
' ion.
“ms in the building trades are
--erlng the question of having
rt of a label to distinguish un—
houses and buildings gener-
l'embers of these unions any they
discovered that certain halls
labor unions meet Were built
Iowunion men.
use New Haven Palladium perpe-
ill, the following: "Dr. Pardee. of
' Norwaik has brought suit
not the town of Norwalk to re-
' $100 for professional services in
1’ dining the town poor. The town‘s
. . .. is that Dr. Pardee is not a town
’69! doctor. He will be. though. if
it other patients pay that way."
“A decision recently handed down by
m court of appeals at Albany. N. Y.
holds that a bicycle is not an amt-ll"
. .hecenslly for a girl under age work‘
out as a domestic. The plaintiff.
hi! is a domestic residing in Syra-
M, brought action against defendant
through her guardian to rescind a con—
m of sale of a bicycle and recover
’ purchase money on such contruc
‘ the ground of infancy. ‘
Th. criticisms of Admiral 043ch for
Wel‘ng the title of his residence
(his wife and son still continue. but
.h apparent that a change in public
which is ettiing in. and there is a
”fluke a worthy soccer
ornor Mun-bury. with
served two term: in the stats
Warner has has much ex.
biio mum. and has an -
imbur or Balisbury for
‘ , has been judge of
, district of fillsbtlry
In June. 1896. be was so-
am .hlm chairman of the
W The governor knew of
. would be unwise to urge the general;
man
h vocation!
Oar Trimmed , i De
replétewitbnew ideas.
hie. Wears alsodlgpllwiutho,
rogues maimed withbrents
rut lists. no. up
Trimmed Hm, $1.48, $1.08. 82.48.
360 and 362 Main Street,
1
date.
G.
be used. and that. no matter, how cold
the weather. even black furs are too
dressy. English women. on the con-
trary, consider the depth of their grief
marked by the width of the crepe veil
in which they shroud themselves. One
thing is absolutely certain. and that is,
in this country there are many more
strictly mourning materials 'to choose
from than ever before. Among these
are the silk and wool goods with a
dull finish that in,fhemiialves'iook like
mourning so absolutely luatrelesa are
they and of such a dead black. Prom—
inent among these are Henrietta and
light difference in the finish.
million are used in the dupes} mourn-
ing. and for both street and
wear.
known as Melrose cloth and a very
beautiful fabric. drop d'Aima. which.
‘ike the other cloths. are either heavy
'll‘ of medium Weightwuli closely wov-
uu and of a beautiful finish.
The evening coiffurc unornomcnted
s not to be found. There is such a va. .
:tety of ornaments that one cxcinlms
i first sight that anything and every- l
hing is worn. hilt this is not so. Study i
no subject and you will find that some ;
very pretty ornaments are altogether}
hit of date.
unoruanuoon or 81'. ANDREW. 'i
Columbus. Ohio. November 23—-Ati
he recent convention of the Brother-i
we of St. Andrew. held in this city.}
be time and place of the next conve-
tion was referred tothe executive com-
mittee and that body has just decided
it Richmond. Va. October 10 to 14.
WOO. General Secretary John Wu.
Wood. presented his resignation in
the same meeting of the ('Oflllllltiee,5
which was held in Philadelphia. The;
general secretary reported “that i
,vovernment to secure the appointment?
of a larger number of army chaplains!
it is understood that the reason for;
this is the unwillingness of army;
insulation to go to the Philippine”
when ordered. John H. Pietton rev.
.lgned as army secretary and the ar—:
Way to express sympathy for the
'irsl. who has been made to feel.
‘ I single mistake in judgment may?
overturn a popular hero. The hasty?
master to the son, after the first ev-l
lines of popular disapproval. is talk-r
ii“ an evidence of his desire to?
m the views of the. public.
.....—
i
ran. "anions so: wens. ;
l
inaborah. in Hartford Conant.)
There seem to be no “middle length"?
' this winter. But all not bej
- very short or to the he of thc‘
——
n ribbons and scarf» are in the}
~ Some of the Maria show‘
others are allvovcr design.
‘ashmere and white satlh. with:
- ~. of black velvet ribbon;
. elegant tea-gown.
is not a new material?
much used for dressy gowns
I mean the silk Dedfortio"
It makes its well into waists.
aim utilized for entire gowns
. v. Inn reception wear.
mt style of wearing a sin“
. in the hair rcuilnds one of
Mn, but it is safe to say few
their: t... Cfirf'll‘tmly and be-
M
is a clipping from that always
minority on what to wear
is mournins~iis 's Bass-r.
hvstbs ‘M iii
beamed thin
liturg. The company has taken the
uni e m
:y committee was instructed to dis-g
‘ontinue its work in the i’hilippines. .
FIREMEN DEMAND AN lNCREASE.;
Pittahurg. Pit. November 23——'l‘hei
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
has demanded an increase of wages on
the Pensylvania lines west of Pitts-
uuestion under advisement.
I
"will require your beit'dms bat.“
men! was never more
, mouse. roams Aim Lanes its-rs ,;
tit-"nu who trimmed with shined m... suit. loulssliu do not and
Ostrich Plumes. mat-ism a; «imam-or mm» buc-
m Felt mu «mm 31. Volt Tani osm-
tors. rot. were ma.- oams Plumes, tie to to. man coir
mu. m. were one. Trimmed Golf mu. m were ”.15. Stylish
We pay two fares on to purchases.
'spsymfsrsbotbwoylcnu.oongnhssss.
E. H. DILLON 8: C0.
Photographs
for Christmas
To those desiring Photographs for tit»-
Holidays it is suggested that arrange-
ments for sittings
Appointments can be made by Telephone.
Call No. 14342.
V'o. 78 Washington St., South Norwalk.
Eudora cloths, which resemble each;
.iher very closely. there being only a;
Them
house .
Then there is the crepe cloth,‘
‘ wood on the ship was then brought in-
” ill-in Dds-sot. Kuwait.
mitt undid! for on
v
r
W and black VELVET.
Indium: vines . .
a
s
83. 34. on to 810.60.
311de Conn.
at on earl’i
% >5 h
be made
§ §
5. NORTH,
A COLLEGE T0 RIVAL (ilRAltD.
Philadelphia. November 23~A col-
lege for girls that will rival Girard
College in bensncenre and scope is to
be established here by William 1.. Bi-
kins. of this city. None of the details
are known as yet. but the idea of'n
girl's college is said to be an old one
with Mr. Elkins. and his friends as-
sort that he has been considering the
131'“! tortures of such it project forew-
oral years. it is pointed out that girl
orphans have no such advantages a.
are enjoyed by boys under the Girard
will. and it is the chance to supply this
badly needed institution that Mr. El-
kins has embraced Neither Mr. El-
kins. nor any of those in his confidence
care to talk. about the plan as yet. biii
several of his close friends say that ‘hf
project has been deeply considered and
that the general features are fully dc:-
ivi'mlned on. ‘
. HER COAL SUPPLY RAN SHORT.
Philadelphia. November 23-The
Spanish Ceres. twenty-two days from
llilboa. Spain. has arrived here after
an eventful voyage. The passage was
a continuous battle with fierce wester-
ly gales. When about sixty miles from
the Delaware unp. the vessel's conl
supply ran short. All the available
to requisition and added to the coal
'omaiiiing. Nine hours after begin-
ning the use of the wood the Ceres
reached the breakwater and there was
then scarcely any cool in her bunkers
TWO MEN FINED FOR FIGHTING.
. Two young men who gave their
names as William West and Lawn
Wallace were In the South Norwallt
side of the Town Court. this morning.
charged with breach of the peace. hnv~
ing engaged in a quarrel last night. in
Washington street. West was fined 83
and Wallace 85 by Judge Frost. this
morning. Both men paid up .
——6—-—h—nfi——
SYMPATHY WITH nouna.’
ban l-‘rnnciaco. November 23—The
‘ that one of the
. .sons going MW
imperfect know
Myths. 39st: .. ., lulton .« all“ J at ..
W w .. w . m .. 5 ~ sermon
of it gmgémlwas .hold‘a . , f
s home “my. . ' ' ‘2 , , . ‘ * . ‘ .
was held gr the punch of D
Dell!
. its the «insides ”Wit so may
rople in: the aim Méo cities;
vapor W owe snsgsn
of s committee ribs roinotion of
agriculture was read witch indicated
for may r-ji;
GI was 1 air
agriculture. As
s remit of the conference a committee
was appointed tos'hnsidor the advise-
bility of establishing near New York
city a horticultural school to include
instruction in branches of practical or
rioulture. .
...—......
. "'" " , NOLINEAXJURORS ILL.
New York. November n—Juror No.
4. Abraham Altmnye‘r and Juror No. is.
Norris A. Brands of the Molinsaux
jury. were excundt by Recorder 'Goff
today on account of illness. .
was any nannies.
Watertown. N. Y.. November 23~-
THANKSGIVING ”TIME HINTS!
The fast approach of Thanksgiving Day, the great New
England day of home feasting and visiting, warns one and
all to be, prepared in every possible way. BOSTON
STORE newo tells of many things you need.
JRCKETB
Miss Mabel Keith Show. daughter of ,
(:mgsndea-in-CbiefAeghflsmf SHIMROQK BLANKETS
t s . A. .. was in are y .
to "mm mum, 0, Brooklyn. CAPE! LINERS COMFORTABLES
”We“, ..- -.....“ -.....“ - it matters not whether you spend 72-inch Irish Linen Table Damask. These are just the things now for us
E'TERTMHIEWIS Thanksgiving with your out of town very lustrous finish. a genuine $1 to offer-for you to buy—for the prices
. - friends or home a new Jacket or quality. Boston Store price ...... 750 are low. much more than at this sea-
. My . . . _- . Cape ll a handy thing to‘ have; the 15x16 all-linen Fringed Doylles. son. They are Boston Store bargains
NORWALK Boston Store's Jackets and Capes are plain. white and fancy borders. such as you know well.
right as are also the prices. for this Thanksgiving sale. per 50 pairs 11-4 size Wool Blankets,
' s Ladies Black Jersey Jackets. doz. ............................ 59c pink and blue borders. sold up to
lined throughout. velvet collar .1. S. Brown & Son’s famous makc— now at 83.50 a pair, to make
“3103. es and pearl buttons. the $9.00 kind. two specimen Table Damasks—we add quick selling and a noise in the
at ............................. $7.50 to our Thanksgiving linen sale. A sale. Blanket department. we offer
Ludies' Fine Kersey Jackets. black. by the way. that every housewife in these few pairs at .............. 82.49
“unto! THE flown“. brown. navy and easier, $12.00 l-‘airilcld county should attend with 11-4 size extra heavy Blankets,cost
quality. at ................... $10.00.
Young Ladies' Costs. plain collars
and mixtures. values from 87.50
out fail. if needing table napery before
the coming feast day of the year.
72-inch bleached pure Linen Table
at wholesale today. $1.50 a pair.
Boston Store price ............. [”5
RT THE ARMORY. ..
Extra size, full filled with good
to $10.00. n lui‘gc vnrir‘ty to Damask. regular price. 750. cotton. chintz covered. a really
January 1, 8 p. to. choose from. at ................ 85.00 Brown I; Son's wholesale price 31.25 Comforter. Boston Store's
/ Ladleti' Black Cloth Capes. fur and today, one. Boston Store price ..590 price ........................... 98c
“ I” I ’l braid trimming. the $3.98 kind. 72-inch bleached. extra line and Just 2.1 Comforters bought to sell
L at ............................. 82.50 lwmy All—linen Table Damask. at 81.75 for this Thanksgiving
Ladies' Black Cloth Capos. all new Brown (a Son's import price to- sale. cut-h ...................... $1.40
styles. worth 810.00. at ........ 37.50 day. 920. Boston Store price ....8100 " " -.--.- ” “ " ""‘"‘~‘~"
January 2. Matinee. 3 p. in. PM? r[lunch Kemy Capes. trimmed 5-1;)Elnner Napkins to match Table KITCHEN
wt )raid and fur. 312.00 kind. masks. purchased at less than
“ It at. .................. ' ........... $8.98 cost to make. Brown & Son's SUNDRIES
REBEKAH Black Kersey Golf Cape. lined wholesale list price. $1.10 per Necessary at Thanksgiving time-
throughout with best quality
black satin. elegant finish. very
stylish. worth $20.00. at ...... 817.75
Handsome Black Capes. braided in
new designs, $18.00 kind. at ...815.00
doz.. Boston Store's price ........ 95c
22-Inch Napkins. Shamrock make.
2.1 (102. lot only~two patterns,
but both neat and pretty—regu-
lar retail price, 82.50 a 1102.. Bon-
only a few hints of the hundreds to be
found in our basement where a
Thanksgiving sole is now on.
19c Steel Nut Picks. 6 in a box....15c
190. Steel Nut Crackers, nickel plat-
Janusry 2. s p. m.
“ E R H ton Store price ................. $1.98 ed. special ................... 14¢
CROCKERY 69;; Raisin Seeder, "The Boston."
est mndc ...................... 49c
., English Porcelain. mode by tht GLRSSWARE 7c Potato Craters ................... 4c
‘ri E 50 "Maddorks," “Henry Allcock.” nnv‘ ’ it: Nutmeg Grater. special .......... 2.:
‘ °"" "mu” " ~ ‘ “Wedgewood & Co." and warranted The very latest patterns, you cannot liir- Measuring Cups. this sale ....... 5c
than” ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 25¢ never to craze. tell them from Cut Glass. 9 or 10 inch Pie Piste. either depth..4c
7c quurt Table Bowls ............... it hit" Celery Holders ................. 15w lfu‘ Wire Flour Slows. "The Mag-
rh' Whole 5""'--“"";'--'-~""" ‘1 00 7c Sauce Dishes» ..................... 4' 19¢ (‘clcry Trays. for this sale. . .. ' . iv" .............................. 10c
‘ . it‘n- i‘luitcrs. fcstoon edge .......... 12c Hi- (‘rnuhcrry Sauce Dishes, spc- 15c Sheet iron Drip Pans. 10x14,
l'NDEl’. Tl Dill .CT 0N OF 25(- Platters. festooil edge .......... lilt- (-iai ..... ' ........................ 105- special, ......................... 10c
iE F 1 Turkey Platters. festoon cdge......39r He Spoon Trays. ............... 10c li'w Fruit and Vegetable Presses,
HAHRV PEPPER. li'ic Vegetable Dishes. this 8918....12' The. Fruit Dishes. three, shapes. this sale ........................ 29c
25c Vegetable Dishes. special ...... lit choice .................. / ........ 15c 590 Covered Roasting Pans ........ 39c
' ‘ 25:! Sauce llouts ................... 15v 'ch Water Battle. with tumbler. ...:Iz'n' 45o twoquart Pudding Boiler ..... 350
T", 1- ' . . 19c Pickle Trays ................... 12- '0c Toothpick Holders .............. 5c 22c threoquart Granite iron Sauce
HOY I, EA. as do individual Butter Dishes ........ 2. ‘38 Wine DM‘lllllrl'fi ................ 69c Pans ............................ 15c
TWO PERFORMARCES. individual Pudding Moulds ........ 10¢ 5c four pit-co Table Set. spccliil....59o Hi- two-quart Granite iron Pud-
Mntlnce nt 2: Bvenlng. 13. 25c quart Pudding Moulds. any ‘5c illown Glass Pitchers .......... 17w ding Pans .................. ,..10c
shape ........................... 19¢ .‘u- Blown (lines Tumblers .......... 3c All sizes of Banting Spoons ......... 4c
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25th.
Butcn’ & Grant's
BIG COMEDY succmss.
"DUFFl’S JUBILEE."
32~PEOPLE——22.
CROP. SHERMAN'S 310.000 PERFOR-
hllNG (BOATS.
OPERATIC. ORCHESTRA.
BAND PARADE AT NOON.
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“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.
«oi tot tail.) (oi (0) foil.) (0) tail.) 1.) tail.) (0) (.1 (0) (0) i.) (0) mi.) fall.) (OliOlfOliOllOlim mini (0)
ORE.
Are You?
‘ "fines... "c... “.8...
E’SEYMOUR’S or
it... no THANKSGIVING.
In this store of ours there isn’t a want that can't be filled. Our stock is come
plete. We take pride in keeping it up to date and full of the best Groceries that
money can buy. If" your Thanksgiving supplies are. purchased here we guarantee
that the festive occasion will be a success.
lHlS WEEK-ml FEW ITEMS THAT Will BE NEEDED:
SPECIAL PRICES.
Matinee. 10 and 25 cents; night. 25.
;.’..snd 50 cents.
Heats now on sale at i’lsisted's and
Wood's.
Pill uu lliEll‘R
Bridgeport.
FRIDAY AID SATURDAY llGllTS.
NOV. 24 and 25.
Mr. Gtorgc W. Lederer presents the
‘ gorgeous extravaganza.
board of directors of the Ancient Ord-
rr of illbernlans has adopted a series.
if resolutions of sympathy with the;
doors in their war with England. 3
SHE COULD CHOOSE. l
There were twin babies in the nelgh- ,
bar's house, a great many babies. little l and its all star cast, brilliant costumes
Ella thought.
“Mamma.” she said. "the stork must
have brought Mrs. Blank two babies
so she could choose the one she liked
best."——New York StaatsoZeltung.
i
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.
mmmummmwnu.
molapM-dmfihsh-kg.
mmmmumwm
THE P. J. LYNCH co.
__ss_l"O-’hgwnflqlo.florwnlkw
iNoVember 22. at 9 n. in.
NEW CROP FANCY NEW OR-
LEANS MOLASSES. 60c GALLON.
PURE LEAF LARD. 10c Lil. NEW
CLEANED CURRANTS. Full Weight.
NEW IEEDED RAISINS. GlsACB CIT-
RON. ORANGE AND LEMON PEEL.
MINCE MEAT. PUHPKIN. SQUASH.
PURE DOUBLE STRENGIH SHOES. Come and look at our HOME-RAIS-
ORANGES. GRAPES. NUTS. “53 ED TI'RKEYS. I! you want one you
DATES. l’Rl‘NES. MAPLE SYRUP . better leave your order now.
, . We have arranged for a vast supply
L1 scrot s corms: AND. TEAS. THE of mm mm“, CELnnv, GRAN.
FERRlS FAMOUS RAMS AND BA- BERRIES. swam POTATOES. ETC.
CON FRESH FROM THE SMOKE} Orders booked ahead will receive our
HOUSE. . first attention.
C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer, 33 W. Wash. St.
Remember Our Platform:
PRIOIO a. Low as the Lowest.
QUALITY as High as the Highest.
Our prices would’nt be remarkable if it wern’t for the groceries themselves.
IN GAY PAREE.
Direct from the New York Theatre
zoo—PEOPLE—zoo
and wealth of scenery.
Prices 25c to 81.50.
Sale of seats begins Wednesday.
Oar rumou- White Rose Float-mom better, Cut to us bag; so 25 bbl Qualitv is the finishing‘toncli to each article that goes out of our store. A trial or-
aoid nets-i Flour. Cut to t t . t l i use bop; “50 bbl der from you will make you one of our regular customers.
Ginger Snaps or Lemon Crusher- t l i I I up" lb . I "
i ' . / Vary lost llgln Creamery Butter, 27¢ per pound. k
3 lb. pkg. New Prep. Buckwheat. ’Vuila Extract. (10c quality) ........ 6e Pure Lard, cut to ......... ".....lc lb
out to ..../ .............. ‘. .t ...... ’c.‘ High-Grads Fruit Jams. cut to ...... be. p.“ Cream Cheese. cut to......l§e lb. Magnolia Milk. can. .............. allied Al‘sks Salmon. ......... 10c Sugar Cured Shoulders. 756d
i sit. bottle Golden Drip Syrup ..... 106"" 3'0?“ W" ----------- 19° on. “MM mums. pug. Shredded Codfliill. Pkg. .......... hoiAssorted Jellies. 5 lb. pails. ...... 15c ii impelled Oats. ............. . are
lot. bottle White or Cider Vinenr..7clglgumrw """""""" 1:: l: Kim "mu,,,,,,.,.,,..11c con. German Mustard. Qt. Jar. ........ 10o‘2 lb. Can White Cherries. ....... 12c 13 Bars Laundry Soap. ........ .. :50
lot. bottle Pm 3am! 0" ---------- Izcjswm rumpus.,'.'.I',',‘,'.'.','.',Z',',',,sc lb: noon Sweet. Com....a... ...... he an Prepared Buckwheat. ........... . 10c}: lb. Can Bartlett Pears, ....... moi! lbs. California Peaches, ....... the
1 vi. bottle 1m liked Outflow-mouse Nut- Fooil ............. 11c skit ii. 0. Prep. mom ...... . ..... 13c nits. l-‘amily salt Pork. 1b.. ............ tics lbs. Laundry Starch. .......... 25c i lhs. Lard. ................ no .
‘ N" 70m“ me will)" ------ mum Mil-mu- .........n Fit 30'4“" Wk "mi-“- -------- “9 a" Plum Pudding. can, .............. We 4 an. Cranberries .............. Zoe s lbs. oooa nice. . ........... 28c
Omit! for thlfi V..k with 2 pound. con“ h'.n or ground. ‘1. 32¢ lb Halted Beans. can. ............. . “lei; lbs. California hum. . ........ Zoe 8 Cans Golden Pumpkin. ......... 35¢
Mom! 8. Flour, 550 has; $4.15 BIH'OI.
2i Pounds ‘Oranulltod bugor. $1.00.
New York "Grocery Co. , A
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