.. in
atimewhelpsopis
attention to their
sample; wealth.
is being observed in all
. more than ever. This
peaiaeworthy and sugars
as circles things on
throughout the country
with aflieles as to what to
"not to eat. what to drink
. fiat to- -.drink Snell advise
M fill home. but not for all
so two things alike in this
are no two blades or
notwo faces alike. no two
his no two stomachs
host may be another man's
.asthe saying goes. Hence it
read‘medical books; now every
to run through them for
on health. it is a bad practice.
people, especially those of a
one temperament. lay themselves
to disease in this way; add it is
manly for them to read a pa-
madicina'psmphlet and they will
enough symptoms to make them
.. subjects for a hospital.
outhewnolésitiabestnottowom
health.‘ There will be plenty of
Alba. for that when real sickness
’ . Leave medical books to tn:
“ ; observe the ordinary rules for
.health; vest and drink what it
as and what you can digest
you} consider every little ache 01
a grave symptom of disease. The
no worry the healthier you will
year": n;
‘m WEI}! 311170311 SAL
15H
seems now clear that there our
’ again be anything like "holdln.
sg mentions; but .
Our rammed n
‘ replete with nevi
r . Wfl.‘ 'l'lillattl
=x 1* rescues
Tflmmsd Bats. ’l.“. 01.“; 03.“.
360md3d2Main8treet.
p1...”
~ . date.
ippolatinauts
G.
THANKBGIVING Is hear at hand and for this
. ‘ melonoo‘will require your best dress hat.
..Dep'srtuient was never more
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4 .bysitksvrhiasssosssoreatstseibue-l
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measure-em .
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gimme-nun. Ostriehl’lsm'as. its use rumour
mammmsm mommucmms nouns
03. u. up to 310.50.
'apsyvoarfoakathwayaaaflJOW
E. 11. DILLON a co.
Bridgeport. Court.
raphs
far Christmas
To those desiring Photographs for the
Halide a it is suggstedd that arrange-
ments or sittings
mad 9, at an early
can be made i11y 'faiaplioae.§
Call No. 143-12.
5. NORTH,
110. 78 Washington St, South Norwallr.
where the dress is cut low the draping
ls about the edge and out over the
from the center of the bust around to
the starting point. It is caught up
lust in front and at the back of the
grain: and again at the center of the
ac
INOIAI "D “If" 1111mm.
lad-I'll “.1“. Cute.
P. Ingham. ex-Unlted States district
mar assistant. Harvey K. Newltt. were
sentenced today by Judge McPherson
to imprisonment for two years and six
months and to pay a fine of ti and the
costs of their trial for conspiracy in
attempting to bribe a secret service op-
erstlve‘ln connection with the recent
big revenue stamp counterfeiting con.
a
U
s—
or mull are worn at both times. but'
Twalcara and Six [soils in "has:
Philadelphia. November zt—Eilrryione of the northern towns. where .1’
anant some 11111.11 lN 15.0110.
New York, November Zi-Francols
1rms, forming one continuous draping 1 3°C" the ”'9'" ”1 Providence, 3 1 '
who was arrested here last Sunday on 1
charge of smuggling imitation
1pearla to the number of 1.750.000 waiv-
ed examination today and was held in
000ball for the Grand Jury He
was unable to give bail and was sent
1 to the Ludlow strut Jail.
SWAYED BY A PLAY.
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An impressive instance of a play that , _.
influenced a human life comes from‘
gvery striking play was beingpe
res following on the love of two mod
for the same woman were realistically
“presented A young engineer who h 1d
conceived a violent affection for a. girl
who had resented his attentions to
attorney. and his law partner and for- ed in which the disastrous cmgzqw.m:. .
1
'xlnnnn 1;“ also saw.
noes: yams! , ,yflovelnber 24--
Charles Goldhofiaib. a crippled as-
loollmw. last night shot and 1111th
his wife and t ended his own exis-
m by sendin is ballet through his
and attractive. J-loasy on the part
‘ofthehnabsndlbdtothedsed.
sanctum; “innovate.
London.» Nov.‘ Zi—lt is announ-
red from Batheld'liouae this moraine
that the Marquis of Salisbury ..was pro
meal. ng favorably.
EIlERlAllIEITS.
NORWALK
Musical Festival
lllliil 0! ill! Milli”.
111' rue aaasorev.
. ...—......
0
January 1, I p. 111.
“THE CREATION”
January 2. listinee. I p. m.
“REBEKAH”
January 2. I p. in.
“THE CREATION”
Prices. Innings
Kaunas ......... . ............... . .............. ”be
re. 'hola lotion..." .................. 01 oo
UNDER THE DIRECTION 01’
HAIRY 'IPPII.
HOYT'B THEATRE,
TWO PERFORMANCES
Matinee atz: Eveningll .
SATURDAY IOYEIBIIR lllh,
Bateu' O! Grant'g
11111 0011111311 success
Goidborongb was handsome
view of the fact that she loved anoth ~r 1“
man. who chanced to be the engineer a ;
bosom friend witnessed this play oueI
DUFFI’S l1lBILEE. ”
21.9%". 11—22.
evening. and it made a very deep 1:”!
preasion on him. as it seemed almou
PROP. SHERMAN 8 310.000 PERFOR-
r
means-uneum
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THANKSGIVING TIME HINTS!
The fast approach of Thanksgiving Day. the great Nevv
England day of home feasting and visiting, vvarna' one and
all to be prepared In every possible way.
BOSTON
STORE new. tells of many'thinga you need.
mortars
capes
lt mattarsnot notwhetber you spend
Thanksgiving with your out of town
friends or at home a new Jacket or
Cape is a handy thing to have; the
Boston Store's Jackets and Capes are
right as are also the'prices.
ladies' Black Jersey Jackets.
lined throughout. velvet collar
and pearl buttons. the $0.00 kind.
Ladies' Flue Kersey Jackets, black.
brown. navy and cantor, 812.00
quality. at .................. $10.00
Young Ladies Coats. plain collars
and mixtures; values from 37. 50
to $10.00. a large variety to
choose from. at ...........
Ladies' Black Cloth Capes, fur and
braid trimming. the as.» kind. 60
Ladies' Black Cloth Capes. all new
styles. worth $10.00. at . ....... 37.50
Pine Black Karaey Capes. trimmed
with braid and fur, "2.00 kind,
.......... ‘.."Jtv. ... ... .
Black Kersey Golf Cape, lined
throughout with best quality
black satin. elegant finish. very
stylish, worth 320.00. at ...... $17.75
Handsome Black Capes, braided in
new designs. 818.00 kind. at “$15.00
CROCKERY
English Porcelain.
"Haddocks." "Henry
made by the
Allcock." and
"Wedgewood & Co." and warranted
never to craze.
7c quart Table Bowls ............... 5c
in Sauce Dishes ..................... to
15¢ Platters. featoon edge .......... 12c
25c Platters. festoon edge .......... 10c
Turkey Platters, festoon edge ...... 39c
lilo Vegetable Dishes, this sale....12c
251': Vegetable Dishes. special ...... 17c
25c Sauce Boats .................... 16c
19c Pickle Trays ................... 120
3c Individual Butter Dishes ........ 2c
individual Pudding Moulds ........ 10c
.25c quart Pudding Moulds. any
shape . .......................... 19c
BHIIMROCK
LINERS
72-inch Irish Linen Table Damask.
very lustrous iinlsh. a genuine 81
quality. Boston Store price ...... 75c
161115 all-linen Fri Doylies.
plain. white and fancy borders.
110'. this Thanksgiving sale. per “0
J. 8. Brown a Son' a famous make—
two specimen Table Damsske—we add
.50 to our Thanksgiving linen sale. A sale.
by the way. that every housewife in
I-‘airheid county should attend with-
out fall. if needing table papery before
the coming feast day of the year.
72-inch bleached pure Linen Table
Damask. regular price. 76c.
Brown & Son's wholesale price
today. 00c, Boston Store price ..6ilc
72-inch bleached. extra line and
heavy All-linen Table Damask.
scanners
consecrrraauru ’
These are just the' things how for us
to offer-”for you to buy—for the prices
are low. much more than at this sea-
son. They are Boston Store bargains
such as you know well.
50 pairs 11-4 size Wool Blankets.
pink and blue borders, sold up to
now at $3.50 a pair, to make
. quick selling and a noise in the
Blanket department. we offer
these few pairs at .............. .2.
11- 4 size extra heavy Blankets. cost
at wholesale todal'. $1. 50 a pair.
Boston Store price ....... . ”81.25
Extra size. full filled with good
cotton. chints covered. a really
$1.25 Comforter. Boston Store's
price ..........................
Just 25 Comforters bought to sell
at $1. 75 or this Thanksgiving
49
(lllrow’nzctndzit? isntiport Ipil'ice to;] 00 sale. eac ...................... 81.
BY. . n are p ea .
5.3M"? “Willa: matlch 'l'tahble KlTCHEN
mas a, pure at one an
cost to make. Brown & Son's ‘SUNDRIES
wholesale list price. $1.10 per
don. Boston Store's price....'....95c
22-inch Napkins. Shamrock make,
25 dos. lot only—two patterns,
but both neat and pretty—regu-
lar retail price. $2.50 a doe. Bos-
ton Store price ................. 31.98
GLISSWARE'
The very latest patterns. you cannot
tell them from Cut Glass.
25c Celery Holders ................. l'u
19c Celery Trays. for this sale ...... 1‘
lie Cranberry Sauce Dishes. spe-
cial ............................. 10c
lic Spoon Trays ................... 10c
the Fruit Dishes. three shapes,
choice .......................... 15c
39c Water Bottle. with tumbler....2:'c
10c Toothpick Holders .............. 5c
181: Wine Decanters ................ 601
The. four piece Table Set. special. . . .590
25c Blown Glass Pitchers .......... 15c
5c Blown (lines Tumblers...........’l<-
Necessary at Thanksgiving time——
only a few hints of the hundreds to be
found in our basement where a
Thanksgiving sale is now on.
190 Steel Nut Picks, 6 in a box....15c
191: Steel Nut Crackers. nickel plat-
ed. special ................ . . . . . .140
69c Raisin Seeder, ”The Boston,"
best made ...................... 49c
70 Potato Craters ................. ..40
4c Nutmeg Grater. special..........2<:
i0c Measuring Cups, this sale ....... 5c
9 or 10 Inch Pic Plate. either depth..ic
1m Wire Flour Slows. ”The Mag- 0c
11- " ............................ ..1
150 Sheet iron Drip Pans. 10x14
special. ..100
450 Fruit and Vegetable Presses,
this sale ........................ 29c
5912 Covered Roasting Pans ....... .391:
45c two-quart Pudding Boiler ..... 85c
22c three- quart Granite iron Sauce
Pans ............................ 15c
14¢ tame-quart Granite iron Pud-
ding Pans ...................... 101:
All sizes of Busting Spoons ...... ...ic
(C) l.) (O) (O) (C) (0) (Cl (C) (O) (C) (0) (Cl (C) (O) 1.) (O) (O) (O) I.) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) 1.) (O) (O) (I) (O) (I) (O) (U
“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay
(0) I.) (C) (O) (C) (O) (C) (I) (0) (Cl (C) (O) (O) (0)1.) 10) (C) (0)1.) (0) (Cl (C) (O) (0)101.) (O) (C) (0) (Cl (0) (C) I.)
to have been written to npplyto
own unhappy situation. Act by 11-1
lthe tragic story was unfolded. jealousy
of" the dis:ppoi1;.t;d lover dendltrIieg in
c are an pun meat. do w nut .. .
Length the (sustainI fellflthe englinecr’ .‘ii tineemld‘taln‘lltdg’flhtfifinlght :5
‘ come to a coin on e went one 1 H . i
11.3.? :..§~1:'~.azavv.n:1imm .. - ...... .. ...... .
th ir counsel they made ’ motion for . week later set out for Anstralia.whe1ei 5““ I10" on 501 I“ I’ll I "d
‘ 3" trial the principal m bridal by a lucky stroke a year later. he madelWfld’ B
that one of the jurors was Ilkfldto a mighty fortune. lie attributed allE . '
be issue at the time of the mo and 1 1'" ““5”“ ‘° “'9 P'” "' “mm
MING GOATS
OPERATK‘ ORCHESTRA. ;
HAND PARADE AT NOON. 1
racy.
Philadelphia. Pa. November 24~ln
sham and swift were recently convic-
ted of consp racy and bribing a secret
service operative in connection withl
the bogus revenue stamps counterfeit-'
lng case of which William Jacobs and
bitsmpionship" in any line of sport.
Ward or Yale or any other in
w . . and this very fact of itsei
W3!» mention-y to conilm
all; of one college to
.5 1 wt hfihothcr which is a no-
“and normal rival, and which is it
we part of the country In this
’ Yale Ind Harvard now set an
whichis of the greatest value.
York Evening Post.
Telephone Cull 58-2. -
...- SEYMOUR’S STORE
Are You 9
We are Reilly.
. THANKSGIVING.
m 1m m "m 12* ...:m‘: sm'ui mgmr.'..;u‘1gsmv.::i‘:rjz.;s PARK (1111 THEATRE
“)2? ”I0”. occurrencemg , , a
W7 «WWW cons-i.) ’ “Jet“! ”Am'm, neck “a...” 13131133., ‘13th Ammm'd m- Bridgeport. In this store of ours there 1sn't a want that can 't be filled. Our stock 1s com-
I h . ' , , E e s a e .
“twin“; 1:! 3:33; 1:61:33; :31 53:51.2“ hodch’giii‘i midis, or“ :33? war raincn'rorl APPEALED T0 § FRIDAY All) ll'l'lllllll IIGIITS. plete. We take pride 1n keepmg 1t up to date and full of the best Groceries that
trial. he hoped his honor would be
lent and as merciful with theml THE CLEVELANDS.
lathe public interests instilled. "Shortly after the removal of the
‘ 11 ,1 J .1 NOV. 24 and 25.311.11.111... festive occasion will be a success.
"1 acetone 3 l"? P INC"- “ 8' Cleveland family to Princeton an uu-‘ Mr. “mm W. W072! presents a" E
llcto mfg!” J22$tlugg:3ulg married lady. at close friend of Mn gorgeous extravaganza I Tms WEEK-...“ FEW 'IEMS THAT WIll BE NEEnEn:
close freud of the former mistress of . . . .
#2:: fif‘fi‘fi: fig;§'.§.{,‘.,‘;".l:fi',;‘mx White House in The Ladies Home new CROP “M“ “W 0‘"
':t . 1 e l l l
11 r 11 D 1"" "my; 011;“ 23;)” Seaman costume. run Weight.
: " ‘ ercy me. rances. ow are you ml]... ..
COLLECTOR LAKE RBSIGNS ;evcr going to get all your daughters NEW BEEDED BAISINS. GLACE CIT-
Washington November Zl-Thomaa
Rhode Island has resigned to engage than a college town like Princeton, i
In private business 11mm like to know?” ‘Novmlwr 22 I! l e m
We are quoting prices this week for the very best goods that are unkn own elsewhere.
They should interest every prudent housekeeper.
0118M to follow an olfense of this am, I Journal. “One day while the two wo~ LEANS M01 118888.601: GALLON
The maximum penalty under the 1“,. little Cleveland girls. the friend said
married on? You see from me um and its all um ml brim-M contains” non ORANGE AND LEMON PEEL
A. Like. collector of internal revenue! .. 'ldaactiy ”PM“! u“ Cleveland Prices 251? w ”-5..
BIG CUT IN PRICES.‘
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Our Famous White Rode Flour. none better, Cut to the bag; “.25 bhl
the gown 1H1 perhaps only as u. a money can buy. If your Thanksgiving supplies are purchased here we guarantee
Willis; is.
(the would think it time that things
should be getting Common. but
are not in the sense in which tho
W doused. Red is worn a great
.‘but is losing none of its smart-
PI'RE DOI’BLE STRENG i‘il SPICES.
ORANGES. GRAPES. NI'TS. FIGS.
DATES. ”MINES. MAPLE SYRUP.
LUSCIOL'S COFFEE AND TEAS. THE
FERRIS FAMOUS
Come and. look at our liOME—RAIS~
ED TURKEYS. If you want one you
better leave your order now.
We have arranged for a vast supply
of FINE. CRISP CELERY. CRAN-
"AMS AN" BA- 111111111113. swam POTATOES, ETC.
CON FRESH FROM THE SMOKE-1 Orders booked ahead will receive our
MINCE MEAT PUMPKIN. SQI'ASli.I lIOI'SE. Iiirst attention.
C. E. Seymour. Leading Grocer, 33 W. Wash. St.
Good Groceries for Little Money.
Every cent counts in the household expenses. A cent saved here and two cents
saved there soon amount to a dollar. In the course of a year a careful woman will
be able to save a good many dollars if she does her trading here. If she will come
!to us for Groceries her sayings will be made a little bigger than ever before
BUTTER-4 ‘be very best Elgiu Creamei'y Butter. fresh made and very fancy, 27c lb.‘
lover green bead bag purse has
laid aside to await Christmas. I1
selected in preference to the met-
uses as newer and quite as pretty
will hang by an expensive gotd
set at intervals with emeralds.
.llrst begun to us!
lea they scattered them rathei
. now they cannot have then:
”I too thickly. A good many yoke:
are so thickly ear with them that
the spsnglcs do one another on
u
Adark h skirt with scal-
lions tunic. silk rt-walst and in
first! coat make up the street cos-
of a miss of fourteen years. an-
‘ young miss who is learning to
golf wears a gray cloth skit!
‘ with bright scarlet frilled
white waist. red Jacket and red
is my duty to mark this can“. with '.Cleveland was visiting her." writes .1 IN GAY P ABEE
with" ““3“ "m "' m “m" '1'“ u" "m" I runs LEAP 1.111111 10c 1.11 mm
dictments .3 the years. ioklngly to Hrs. Cleveland.
momma could not do it in New l‘.ork ‘ and "filth 0' IND"!
for the District of Connecticut and 'But what better place could there be Sale of seats begins Wednesday”
1‘!!! P. J. LYNCH STORED. ;
, Gold ,Hml Flour. Cut to 1 i 1 i 1 Clo b.5130.” bhl
,‘ ".... “a gnu“, mm“, m. Ginger Snaps or Lemur: Crackers. 1 1 1 1 1 do per in
.. .. .1... ......ml... .... ...... 8 g: 1': N P" B 1 h v m k m (m M THANKSGIVING SPECIALTIES.
semen”- pace of corset s. "I ll "€qu an t ty) iie.Pureiard cutie. .......... ....Sclb '~ ‘ ... .-. .
W and laces it witl ........................ selligh—Crada Fruit Jill. eat to” ''''' ”,a Full 0 cut to .iSc lb. New Seeded Raisins. pkg. ........ 10c New Mixed Nuts. . lbs. for ...... 2.x; \anlla Drip Syrup. at. can ....... loo ¥
, helm fastening it wlti I lit. m1. Golden Drip Syrup _____ 10c New Beaded Raleias...... .... .. ice depkg. Shredded Codlsh ' do ”a. New Cleaned Currants. pkg. ...... 7c Cape Cod Cranberries. qt. ........ 7c New Orleans Molasses. can ...... 15c
. m WW"- “‘ m" '” lqt. bottle wnacormdcr Vincgar.. 7c Cleaned WWW-- ............1s¢ Kisser-I “ . 1. 11 Laney New 1m Peal. lb. . 10c New Cali. Prunes. .3 lbs. for ...... and 5 pound pail mu .lelly ..... 15o
atthaneltis dispenser 0 "Mikel ............... lee lb. "VIII-- ....... ... ceaa. . . .
sea '11: glans onlymliwet at tbr :4; ”“59 Pr" “madlafiu-Js: gnu gnmpkla...” “salt: good lweatCora .. ..7c ean rem ~11“ Citron. 111 ...... . ..... use Evaporated Peaches. 2111. ........ 25c-l’ure Fruit Jams. In glass, ..... .. re
1 pa rt .- «I I 11.... rape tit-Food e .0. Floor. 1:11- ,, , ' ‘ '
s- “. TWMW “a “mm” ....... mummmm leaks a I ‘7”: I 111111' ......... mpg; am y New Orange rot-1. lb. ...... 10c Mince 11m. pkg. .................. mom. Pudding. 1 lb. can. ......... 1011
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the uses.- ny of them not special for this weels with 2 mod- Coffee, bears or ground. at 42: 1h ‘ GRANULATBD SUGAR-21 1118 Best Fl me Granulated Sugar for $1.00.
below the line of the belt— 1
FREE1"M °-' W m -* "H - m M- M 1' FREE smug—Maud 8. Floor, Best in the world, one bag; use mu.
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THE P. J. LYNCH . Co. corres— Five pounds Best Java Coffee for an 09.
on- Large res-see oases, use isles, ass-anal resend-s.
New York Grocery Company,
{No to Main street. mos-walk. III Washington It. Go. Norwalls Donovan Bdg, South Norwalll. 35-37 Main Btu NOI'Wfllko,
fancy for draping the
ramp and evening gowns
taking well. Victim of ubiilos
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