. ileum number on his wagon.
bun em of 11:11.11 cum
I Bothered by Sentinel Reporters.
j 1’“ letieete Advertisers.
Benunel advertisers. who desire
change of advertisement. must have
theoopyforthechangeintheoflceby
‘ 8 o'clock, p. to. on the day before the
ehsnged advertisement will appear ,
love-her Tiler.
November tides at Wilson's Point.
Conn. compiled from U. 8. Coast Sur-
veytables:
Above Above or
L.W. below L.W.
Date H. '1'. , Mark. L '1'. Mark.
2:. 2.5511411. 5.5ft. 9.25am. 0.311.
8.02pm. 5.5 t. 9.42pm. 0.5ft.
24. 8.44am. 6.5 .10.14a.m. 1.0ft.
8.50pm. ti.2ft. 10.25pm. 0.7ft.
25. 4.84am. Mft. 11.95am. Lift
4.42pm. 5.0ft. 11.10pm. 0.911.
25. 5.26am. Mft. 11.5411. m. Lift.
5.57pm. 5.1ft. 11. 54pm. 0.9“.
21. 5.151111) 0.5f
5.32pm. 5.90.12.42p.1n.1.01t.
28. 7.03am. 5..8ft12.88a.tn. 0.9ft.
1.241131. 5.lft. 1.2711111. 07“.
29." “Hindu. 7.1“. 1.22am. 0.711
8.12pm. 11.111. 2..10p1n. 0.311
80. 9.80am. 7.5ft 2051px. o..5fc
8: 58pm 5.8ft. 2: 53pm —0.1ft.
RANGE 01" 710118.
' Spring, 8.4 ft; nv.. 7.2 ft.; neap. 5.9 ft.
..eigniilce pins: '- signifies minus.
* WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast for this vicinity—Light
rain tonight; fair r'rlday.
Weather Notes—Low pressure cen-
tral in lower Mississippi valley yester-
day morning has moved eastward and
is now central in Virginia.
Unsetticd weather accompanied by
local showers has prevailed from Mis-
sissippi valley to the coast. The
weather has been generally pleasant
from the Mississippi valley westward
“"10 ‘the mountains.
Attorney John T. 'Cuneo was in
Bridgeport. yesterday. on business.
William O'Reiley and family haw
moved from West Norwalk to Brook»
lyn.
”—Baidwin and Greening Apples.
81.75 bbi. I". l). Lawton & Co.
Edward Merrill has sold a piece oi
land at West Norwaik to Paul and El
iza Popp.
Washington Chapter. R. A. 51., work-
ed the Royal Arch degree, last night.
A banquet was served.
John Manning. of River street. has
had considerable trouble with a swall-
ing on his hand. The member was lan—
ced yesterday.
Miss Laura Oliver and Miss Lillian
Watkins. of South Norwalk. have re-
turned home after a short visit with
friends in this city-«Danbnry News.
-—Give children Lane's ice Cream. ‘
Mrs. E. Hubbeli Hotchkiss, of .Arch
street. will entertain the Pine Ledg
Whist Club on Monday. December 4
Refreshments will be served.
The windows of the Young Men's
Athletic Club rooms in Water street
Norwaik. have been protected with
slots so that basket ball may be play—
ed without danger of breaking the win-
dows. '
Mrs. S. A. Morton. who fell and
broke her leg six weeks ago. at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Stev-
ens, in Franklin street. was able to go
tc.her home in Main street. Norwalk.
yesterday. :
—Borse Clipping. L. If. Wright's.
The current issue of Printers’ ink
reproduces four Evening Sentinel ad»
vertisements as examples of good
with. Two are those of the Connecti-
cut General Life insurance Company;
one E. E. Gorbam's and the fourth L.
H. Becker’s.
There is no stintlng of cloth, no
‘stinginess of trimming and finish
about Davin k Sons suits and over-
contsr They are "just so." They are
showing children's suits and reefers
and top coats in a great variety of col-
ors and prices.
~A crayon portrait given with each
dozen Cabinet Photographs st Read-
man's. Wall street. Norwnlk.
The ticket again in South Norwnlk
have been notified that it will be ad-
visable to sell return tickets to all per-
sons going to New Haven. Saturday, to
witness the Yalerinct-ton footbr'ill
game. as some dlillcuity may be exper-
ienced in securing tickets in New lid-
71%.
A. libel-ass. a junk denier from Nor-
walk. was found by Chit-er Foley at
noon today on Canal street witbm'iiiha
fellow was detained at headquarters
until the Chief arrived when he was
,e. news room “15:31:11.
m June .111“ *1
reistiver in Norwelk.
gliste- 0min!
m
Welcome stronger ‘ 17‘ . of St.
. is arranging or I ll. ,j‘
-Delicione rare .. «.1.-11¢. J
River street. betw .. the tunnel and
1 Cross street. is in in of repairs.
Ticket Agent (leer ._ W. Harris is ill
again at his .home In 1 -we street.
James A. Brnnnigs of Bridle/Port.
is organizing a class .. the violin.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Michael J. McNerney. of Cedar street.
Captain Charles A. 2 uiield of Nor-'
“115i.“ building a n w cabin for his
yact.
Minimum ,. stbntber
M. ’Wfllht'l.
The bell It the Norwslk and Fair-1
field Worsted Mills has been replaced
by a whistle.
Next Sunday is‘ the close of the
church year il the Ca hello and Epis-
eopsl calendars. ‘ '
Miss Daisy Wedham . of Westport
avenue, entertained a rty of friends
Tuesday evening.
A. J. Collins & C pany are to
again enlarge their pl cc of business
in North Main street.
Miss Pearl Grammar . of Broad Riv-
er. celebrated the stat anniversary of
her birthday. Tuesday.
-C. [lords wants to t lit to you about
your Commercial Prin ing for 1900.
ing a deck on
1111 at his home
Samuel Boyd is put
the sharpie he is build
in Woodward avenue.
is applied for a
52 Washington
Herman lo}. Malmo h
license to sell liquor ill‘l
street, South Norwslk
——-—-—-—-——I——r
Mrs. Thomas Warren. of New York.
is spending a week with her mother
Mrs. Ann Hines. of Girl tard avenue.
--—-—1
Houston. of Bridgepi rt. talks shirt
waists today. His as ment includes
all the up-to-dnte effcc. .
—-—-d.
—~—(‘leorge Kissam & 170.. N. Y.. the
largest street our advertisers In the
world. have accepted Al bar I). Ferris'
ad. for the back cover (if Printer-'11 ink.
which was set up and printed by Hub.
ert S. Mitchell, propriei or of ‘1 no City
Printing Company.
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Arrangements are bei 3 made to on-
en a small vaudeville theatre in the
lf‘rilt: building in Water street, Nor-
wa .
”—4—...
Mrs. Alexander Smilh. of Merwiii
street. has returned home from '1
week's visit with relatives in Brook»
lyn.
._.._..__...__
The Farther Lights Society of the
South Norwalk Baptist} (‘hurch will
meet tonight at the partonage in South
Main street.
Mrs. William "lil'll'illil. with her son
Harry. and Miss Mildded Baxter. of
Norwalk. visited the Noroion Soldiers
Home. Friday.
--—I——-
~Choice native turkeys. lilo; choice
Jersey turkeys. Hc: chickens. Jerseys.
l2c: chickens. native . lic; fresh
hams. 10c; l5‘lbs. free] pork. large.
".00; 13 lbs. fresh pork. small. “.00.
at 5 Water street. Nor‘ alk.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylveiter llnnt. of
Chestnut street, South. Norwalk. ar-
rived home yesterdai from a trip
through New York. stab .
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Tillotson & Mills. In a new adver-
tlsement today. offer some attractive
specials in black lace figures. Look.
them over. .
-———-—i———v
Clarence Reardon. tisin announcer
at the South Norwulk depots. spent
yesterday afternoon in Bridgeport, on
important business.‘
._._. .
William Gilmore. the crack player of
the Company 1‘ basket mil team. is on
the sick list and will lave to abstain
front playing for several days.
--——1—-—
~llaldwin and Greening Apples.
51.75 bbl. F. D. Lawton It Co.
—-———-——-—-—-i——-—
The young pcople of St. Joseph?
parish who took part in the cakewalk
Tuesday night. are arri nging to go to
Bridgeport next week. to take part in
a walk.
Lincoln ('Dllm'll. O. l'. A. M.. will
confer the Third degrci' on two candi-
dates tomorrow evening. After the
work a collation will be served. All
members are requested to be present.
A. Dickermsn & Soul are preparing
for Christmas the r n has left
them with broken iin and ends to
cirun out. For this n rpoee they will
give :1 week of bargain—«s red ticket
sale that will be memoi his in the dry
goods trade.
The. regular meetlnis of Sherman
Council and the 1.3 ies' Auxiliary.
Royal Arranum. will 1 held tonight
in Oddfeilowz' Hn‘li. Wit hington street
The Council martin will begin
promptly at 1:10 o'clt k. and there is
business of souls] importance to b-
transacted.
— —-—4
-—Purs Co! and cresti. 5c cup. lane' s
--—- ~-—1
walk. will millions t c Y. M. C. A.
meeting next Sunday ftcrnotm. Ar-
rangements are also ing made to
have the physical direc r of the Stem-
ford Association twic a week. He
‘ t 18 W1 ,, XL. '
stimuli is insecure-t u
mt
lentil Normative love Dry Goods fibers.
J AOKL
CO
5
Yogilo do we
brought to
you with as?
T he Key Nate
of our store news this week.’ is warm winter wearables.
CAPES. UNDERWEAR. BLANKETS.
with a windup on Thanksgiving Linens. '
ell to reed every line of the now»; you’ll do
better to come in and investigate the values;
best to BUY thei’ e where the economy comes in.
ounce of selling enthusiasm that we possess has been
bear on these special departments, every
best value has been brought to the fore.
Every item interests somebody.
We’ re ready for a week of memorable trading.
you '11 do
hvery
It may be you."
Are
NOW LET PRICES TALK.
A CAPE chums
it pays us pretty well to nose 'round
in cloak matters, especially just at this
time. We often run up against a sur-
prise that somewhat startled our ideas
of values. There's cape economy In
’this store at this time that will tempt
you if you've got a cape to buy this
season.
Ladles’ Black Boucie Cloth Capes.
fur trimmed, 84.4 .
Ladies' Black Boucle Cloth Capes.
bear fur trimmed, satin lined. 87.98.
Ladies' Black Melton Cloth Cape.
satin iined,41raid trimmed, 57.98.
Ladles' Golf Capes. shawl patterns.
large line of colorings. special. 18.98.
FAMOUS JACKET NEWS.
With weather ' right. with goods
right. with prices lower than you've
overseen for such stylish coats, our ger—
rneni room should be. throngcd with
pleased purchasers.
iadies' Black Kersey Jackets. glorin
silk lined. velvet collar. 97.98.
ladles' Black Cheviot Jacket. satin
lined. strapped seams. $8.98.
Ledies' Melton (‘loth .lnckct. satin
lined. extra val . $9.98.
iadies' Melto Cloth Jackets. in
black and ion. satin lined. highly tai~'
lored, 810.98
And time. for it to. We shall make
this an underwear corrosion of such
Importance that you can“! afford to
p1 ndable lots these. Pleasure to buy
them. pleasure. to wear them. knowing
that. they are in every way right.
WOMEN' UNDERWEAR
\tomen' s fleece lined Vests and
Pants. lllc.
and Pants in grey or white. 251:.
bound with silk. 75c.
Vests and Pants. 98c.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Men a heavy fleece lined Shirts and
Drawers. 39c.
WARM wmrsn nunsnwssrt . ?
pass it by. flood. clean. honest. de-‘
Women's ribbed fleece lined Vestr
Women's tine white wool Underwear. .
Women's all wool white and scarlet
Men' s hervy natural wool and cam-
el’e hair Underwear. shirts with pearl
buttons. all sizes. 401:.
Men's camel’s heir wool Underwear.
extra well made. double gusset draw-
ers. 75c.
Men' s has all wool natural and cant:
el' 11 hair Shirts and Drawers. pesrl
buttons on both garments. nicely fin-
felled 91. 50 quality for $1. 25.
COMFORTABLE COMFORTS.
Bales of them. and better values
never crossed our counters. You’ll say
so when you see them.
59{Dark Furniture Calico Comfortsbles.
59{Silkoilnc Figured Comfortables, fili-
ed with white cotton 89c.
Fancy Siikoline Comfortabies, cheese
cloth backs. white cotton filled, 81.25.
Fancy Figured Sateen Comfortsbles.
good quality. white cotton tilled. $1.49.
Plain Sateen Comfortsbles. old gold.
blue or pink lined. extra white cotton
filled. 81.98.
CONCERNING BLANKETS.
We've got four or five lots of blow
kets to tell you about—good blankets
with "real" wool in them. Blankets
that will give years of honest wear:
blankets with warmth In them. When
you buy such bed—covering you feel
that you're making a good investment.
11-4 Grey Domet Blankets. extra hea-
vy. at 69c pair.
11-4 White Wool Blankets. red or blue
borders, special 91. 50 pair.
ll- 4 White Wool Blankets. red blue
or pink borders extra quality for 82.50
pair
“-4 white nil-wool llisnkets, in blue
red or pink borders, 53.75 pair.
1.114st r011 THANKSGIVING.
Many a thrifty woman In contem-
plating the purchase-of a table-cloth
or two or a dozen, napkins so that
when the family gather at the great
annual least they will find the table
papery in spick span shape. This
. store. will supply your linen wants to
your entire satisfaction. Thus:
I
BLEACHED DAMASKS.
‘, 62-inch All-linen
f Damask. 19c.
i 72-inch All-linen
Damask. 75c.
j i2-inch‘rAli-linen
? Damask. 891:.
72-luch All-linen
Damask. 81.00.
72-inch Alldinen
Damask. 91.25.
Bleached
Bleached
Bleached
Table
Table
Table.
Bleached Table
1 Bleached Table
4
BLEACHED NAPKINS.
5‘. Ail-linen Napkins. 89c dozen.
51’. Ail-linen Napkins. 98c dozen.
5’. All-linen Napkins. 91.19 dozen.
i % All-linen Napkins. 81.35 dozen.
1% All-linen Napkins, 91.75 dozen.
dbfiieloebie
114 Washington Street.
South N orwalir
‘ /W
No man worthy the name would refuse to pro-
vide food for his animals, but many are careless
and indifiereut as to the quality.
The quality of the grain you feed to your sni-
msls' is as important as the good quality of the
food you out.
or telephone.
/---.
.l.-Walter Davis. and of Stamford'e.
leading business men ind wcil knowng
to many of the Int-tine which of Sor.‘
.1,
ummm
Buy Oats that’s clean.
Manuel T. Hatch.
I am near-just as for as the nearest letter-box
H. .S. ROOD
RINGS i RINGS I RINGS l
Oonto’ Diamond
Ladios' Opal
Miosoa' Rub
cuticle-11's {mot-aid
Wedding Poor-l
J
‘ Brown's Businm'coliege.
rmore replete with new ideas.
John line's
George N.
yesterday in
south—ww-
There were no “It” In the Catholic
Olub pool tourney. lest em in
It. of Waterbury. spent
walk... ‘
A‘ meeting oflt. J '1 1' A.
Society will held music Hall to«
night. “.1. .
(in: minor has left the employ of
his brother. Liverymsn Edward Lad-
rigiuu
--l900 printing given before Dec. 15.
'99. need not be paid until March 1.
1900. at C. Borda' s. Sentinel building.
The residence of Mrs. Mary iii. Sel-
ieck. in Berkeley street. has been re-
painted.
The River street guard-rail hint been
patched up by tho Norwslk city auth-
Grilles.
A daughter was born this morning
to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oertle. of Dr-
chard street.
The YotTng Men's Athletic Club. of
Norwalk. will hold an important meet-
Ing this evening.
The annual ball of Pioneer Hook and
udder Company will be hold some
time In January.
The annual meeting of the iron Mol-
ders' Union will he held Tuesday ev-
ening. December l9.
1
—-Dr. M. S. Roses. oculist, can be
consulted in the parlors of the Mac
hackemp Hotel. on Tuesdays. between
the hours of l and 7 p. m. and daily
between 9 and 12 a. m., 0 and 9
p. 1b., st 280 State street. Bridgeport.
Eyes examined and diseases treated.
Bernard Newman, shipping clerk for
C. S. Trowbridgc & Son. is III at his
home in Concord street.
Councilman-elect George 8. (1mm.
man. of Norwaik. has a handsome trout
pole which he won at a raffle.
Smith Northrop. 'Gcorgc Finch and
Frank Leonard of Norwalk went to
Westport frost-fishing. yesterday.
Miss Susan Morehouse. of Main
street. Norwslk. is a guest of thc
Misses Strohmeycr. of New York city.
Mrs. Charles Dennis, of High street.
Ncrwnlk. entertained the Woman's
Guild of Grace Church. yesterday after-
noon.
An important meeting of the Nor-
wolk Congregational (‘hurch will he
held in the chapel. at 7:30 o‘clock this
evening.
«1. ii‘. Grilllths. messenger to New
York. 9 Day 111.. So. Norwullr. Orders
recelvcd at Tomliueon's drug store.
liainer's cigar store and City Hotel.
imipsic. November 23*l’rofe9sor
Miaskowekl. who filled the chair of
political economy in the university
here. is dead.
Mrs. A. C. Baldwin has returned to
Rook Crock. Ohio. after a visit with
her sister. Mrs. Charles E. Ferris. of
liayview avenue.
1—.“
High grade and novelty silks. the
most magnificent collection ever shown N
in Bridgeport. is the subject of the
iiowiuud Dry Goods Company's ad—
vertlscmcnt today.
Thanksgiving is near at band. and
.ior this occasion you will require your
lit-st dress hot. The hot department
of Dillon's Bridgeport store was never
1
-~
-—We make our Candy. Lane.
Attorney Stiles Judson. .lr.. of
Bridgeport. is to be one of the speakers
at a big gathering of the New Haven
Young Men's Republican Club, Novem-
ber 28. Senator Hawley will be there.
The Consolidated has loaned a loco
motive to the city. of Mcriden to fur-
: nish the pow‘cr for ‘a pump to be used
to replenish the city's water supply
The city was unable to obtain a boiler.
l-‘or Thanksgiving Samuel Com-
sfot‘k. .11.. the North Main street groc-
er. advertises sweet cider. fruits in
great variety. dried fruits. Bell's poul.
try seasoning. vegetables. and all
kinds of nuts. .
Theodore. the shoe man.'Is going to
give particular attentiorl this week to
ladies" medium priced shoes. He has
Just received a large shipment of
these shoes; and is offering them at
enticing prices.
—Baidwin and Greening Apples.
81.75 illli. P. i). Lawton & Co.
The manager of the Y. M. C. A. has-
ket ball team has received a common-
ication from the Company 5‘. team. of
Norwalk. asking the Danbury team to
play a game In South Norwnlk Thanks-
giving nfternoon. The Denbury team
has decided to sceept.—-Dnnbury News.
Bright and cheerful and filled with
the latest productions in Jackets.
capes and skirts for ladies. misses and
infants 1118. K. Banke's cloak and suit
department. it. is in charge of a skill—
ed garment maker. who will alter ger—
ments for you while you wait free of
charge.
At a meeting of the Itamford Fire
Department. February 1 next was se-
lected as the date for the flremen'e no.
pun! ball. The following committee of
arrangements were chosen: Chief
llowmnn. 3‘ hs.:irmnn Peter Fitzpat-
rich 111de Wright. J. .l. Lynch. 1..
D. Meyers. C. 1". Hopkins and .1. W.
Smith. An entertainment of first—
clsss talent will he provided and, ev-
erything done to make it the event of
the season as usual.
~N0'l'lCIl 1'0 110011111113.
1 will give free of charge s smell
has of imperial Crown Cigars to any
holdings fair or lesser in
South Malt In.“ this winter. A8-
liew litres.
Wants everyone tan 11 his Great Closing
of Dry Goods, H ,Underwear, Fancy.
Wesregoing to close out this stock at 1
ed you will appreciate the fact. Remember,
of Dry Goods, at wholesale, are coneidernb
This makes the Isle still more important.
' Earliest customers haveihe Wsdxflom‘
Edward Str:
No. I 0030“. Building, Norw&
m s ._....._._ --
TILLOTSON & MILLS’ Spec
50 Trimmed Velvet and Felt Hats. Worth $3 to 54.;
Ladies' Golf Hats. quality 15c and 51:00 now....
“ Si 50 and $2.;00 now.....‘.
New Line Patterns for stamping linens. . . . . . . .. .. (x
Ladies' Flanneietie Night Gowns. fancy csoiorill
prices c50,8
The “Oneita” Combination Suits. Ill white andg‘iircey
50c!
Nate-sleet..IaIOOIOsIOIeIl-IDOIIUU
Ladies Half Wool Vests m white silk front. pautst
match agenuine 75c quality; at.... . . .. .. m...
Ladies' Fleece Lined Vests. silk trimmed, pants to
match. value39c: social.
Big assortment “Onyx" osicry, at. . . . . . . .25c and 501:
A good assortment of the lemons Passcpartout Picr'
lures at. . . . . . . .iOC. i2i- 2C. '51:. 19C, 286 and 3_
Agent Old Staten island Dye House.
86 Washington Street, So. Not-walk
Zli-BLOCH CLOT Nil.
film is more Style to 1 Stein-illicit Rudy-toilet 1
01111111111111 than is to uni Custom I100 , . ~
the price it lull vlnt you tailor lolld dun. 1” ‘ ‘.
25 doz. Boys’ Sailor Collar Sweaters. $1. 25 quality;
we bought them cheap and give you the benefit.
STE
Price ..... 590
Have you seen the new Muffler? We have a large .,
assortmenttoselectfrom. at 500
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wuus H. Selleck,
UP-TO-DA'I‘E CLOTHIER.
50 Wall street. Norwslk _
Holiday Photographs”
Sittings for Christmas work should be made.
as soon as possible.
IEWEST STYLES ll IODERI PORTRII'WRE.
The Children's Studio of the Twin Cities.
0 sittings made after four o’clock.
Cloudy days as good as clear ones.
E. M. JACKSON
All Trolley Lines
Pass the Door.
Photographer,
0p.le1wsik Hotel. 53 Wall Street. lerwslk, Soon.
“‘1'...—
THE MODEL GROCERY
A Bargain Bought.
A Bargain Sold.
liev Patent110111..--............$425 bl]; 551113 ,
Best Bulletin: Iii
LORENZO: DIBBLE.
N0 MKTTER 04' i
4 ‘a.
what is the trouble with your eyes. it, ? ,a:
is worth paying attention to. and .1 j; a
CAREFUL EXAMINATION COSTS ‘/ '
YOU NOTHlNG. We have a separate ’1/
room for testing and are thoroughly ‘/ r ,
equipped with the proper knowledge ,’/ " /
and .t appliances for determining all / ‘1 é 1/ .
refrec ive errors. / ‘ 1 ‘1
Our lighting arrangements are per- . :'
fect and examinations can be made at ' . ..
night as well as in the daytime. - . ‘-~. ,
Open every evening. ‘- f
0.3. JACKSON, h .
Graduate Optician. 1/
58 Wall Street. Norwaik. Conn. M
With 1.. Jackson. Jeweler.
The, Home Paper.
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nevuwfilhe. Itisuniqnenndoriginslmelilingilihfll
‘grsspnllthepeepleintown.'1‘hepspersndtupee|buo
lnsepnnble. Mini-commutesimeiheyhih
known. 'I'hsoolyprsellenlwspofmthflfie
immuni-
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