tr+W Coursut
la the horse at a then: -
. « .slid say so little that
‘ Wheat“ the poor
_ Q “s that they are in
s
soht‘ blue poplin is trim-
,MWA. .
H g coats are lined with
, t their length.
WW velvet is often made
‘ rains piece of velvet as the
felt lists are considered vert
Why for wear with cloth
Wins—u— .
you seen any of the new mulls
. i I There are such things.
'ulslte they are, too.
W
,, plaited ilounces finish the
“hundreds of children's danc-
i frocks. .They are very com—
liid white flannel make a dress
buy two years of age. The white
'ior yoke. berths and cuffs. The
white held with a gold buckle.
the stitching on gowns arid
of a contrasting and therefore
. ous shade of silk, there is
(reason for having the work done
ewho can stitch evenly.
imdmme cloth that adapts itself
lny cloth called satin Liberty
, t is allktand wool with a good
tile former. and has a rich lus«
daachig frock for a very littlr
made of white tafleta. cut witl
at slightly full and belted
, ski, is cut in points that fab
‘ eep'a ‘cordion plalted ilounce
bretellea also consist 'of a series
points. the edges of all of which
finished with very llne lace and in.
r...
, dandiioyd it. [and it is econ
, the end). it is better to provide
napkins when fruits are served
. as refreshments by them
ores dessert at the close of «tin
than the large. ilne napkins wii
from stains. At dinner thl
; ones are brought on with tht
. and then used even though th:
use are already in use. it is r
matter to replenish one's stock
‘»napkins.l
”m1! ANGIE!“
WESLEYAN GLEE CLUB.
notion C. lisrtzcll. the humorist
the Wesleyan Glee Club. sings
songs" like a native. This is
ad by some by the fact that his
Bishop Hartzrll. is stationed lr
lip; generally this explanation
. "go. Hip songs"go." though
you don
hi this "'go" and hear hirr
Friday night. at the First Meth-
, Episcopal Church.
Dl'l‘Fl"S .iUHllJ'JE.
e are to have that funny comcdy
”billy’s Jubilee." with us at lloyt‘r
will“. a matinee being in progmr
, aiternoou. it can be safely ssir‘
‘ a treat is in store for our play
pets who like this class of entertain
meat. “an Jubilee' is said to b
may from ‘ minute the curtalr
rises. and no. .. bap until it goes dowr
note? lame first-class artist
are noticed anion;
includes that “iaqoiis comedian. Joh‘
,3, Kelly. Danny . Mann. livan an!
etching Bros. Dolly Mann and
fly“. V
“0 Sisters Le Van. The strove list of
We is a positive proof oi a good
flys of this company:
. » ”Troubadour; one of J
a's my attractions is tho
I mam, and from th«
. they drew yesterday It is plain
- that M have lost none 0'
.oldvtilac popularity. Their dar
Mentors in Dixie land lncliidi
’ ederyt lug known to the moder:
‘ y . the fun of eoondom. Thor
nail wing dancers. (-iimpuliel'
of the latest coon songs
m camp meeting shoo'.
Mas. quartettes. etc
”‘9 ‘ tcosicludes with i
ask. which fairly makes the
f: ”a with the applause oi rm
1' tryiag topic! the winner of thi
' .mial mailncc at
mammal. n
*.
- «i I
iasllvslvst
“multitudes:
”m Hats, 15o. ”
is". its. were psi. Ostrich flames. 10c
.1 Hats. ilo. were $1.50. Trimmed (loll, lists;
We pay two fares ion .6 purchases.
'e'payvmisrsbsth
360 and 862 Main Street.
lififlllmlults I9”. ,
3st Department was never, more
.1 . alias “sun managers
trim with onris'rrissosunawfi-ininmmm ‘
_, ‘hrlghtdasdbysithnrhiasstoouoreststnim.
kle.‘ we more sinus-em so: concise dildwlllhdk vnnvar
.mvhs. marries with breasts'and‘fsscywlnll- ' ,
scapula ruiswsait. ’ ’ ' V
were its. ~ ”it hats «neon ll. Ir‘elt Tani o'aiisn-
Trimmed mu. sin. mi. ".49. in. ii. up to sure.
ways so ”.00 purchased
° E. H.DlLLON a co.
Bridgeport. Conn.
n. for no
but dresshst;
to ll.._‘.',i‘riaiaisil on:
no were ".75. Willi!
‘. sands surrendered. A large number of
ii lollipop Strut.
South lorldl.
”
in ion islimii
1‘ lly to the season's modes is a .
the company. whic' ,
3 o'clock foi
ricer iii and 25
Photographs for Christmas.
With the return of good times comes increased demand
FOR HOLIDAY 1’
Those who makasrrangemen is for early sittings are wise
Appointments made by telephtine.
Call number 143-12.
G.
"$5.00 C
dick with meals on time, all
TOAL from
to Side.
to Dust. .
lentil .iiflitrs.
OA
. The comfort of home assured. Warm house. happy
mic and children to greet you at night; good natured
HOTOGRAPHS.
S. North.
I $5.00-.
in ion diliimi
i...
because you ordered your
ens-ship. ,. 3 a:
Cairo. November fl-r—lpril Cream.
the British minister. here. had received
ihe‘tollewpig despstcli'trois (id-rain
liitehrasr: f‘Wi 's torso more up
with the Kurds (areas some! miles
soothe» of equip and attacked lear-
‘tsrasharpng’lithetookhisposition.
The Khalil. who was sunoaadsd by a
body guard of IN". was killed. and
all the principal mire were killed or
captured. except inoa Digits. who u.
.‘ Dervishsslwsre utterly defeated.
their whole camp was taken and thou-
womeu. children and csttlr also fell iiio
to the hands of the Anglo-Egyptian
area.
If the Khaliia referred to as having
been killed in battle is Abduilah El
Til-bi. the greai‘chieftaa oi the Sou-
dsn. who has given the British ro
much trouble, it may be said that the
power of the Derclshes is completely
'crushed. He was one of the three
Kballias or heads, oi leading Arab
tribes. who. in ”82., helped the famous
Mahdi to overthrow the government
oi Egypt in the eastern soudan and es»
tablish the despotls of the Mahdi in
its place Abduilah. awarenhasbren
reported killed on several occasions.
though the reports have been subse-
uuently denied. At the battle of Oin-
dorman. September 2. 1808. General
Kitchener defeated the forces oi the
Kindle with tremendous slaughter
but the Khaliia with his herein and
OsmaniDilna. the‘ most famous oi the
Sundanese generals. escaped and have
since been fugitives.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL IND.
General Russell Frost. ‘Mrs. Frost
and son llusseli are among the specta-
tors at the football game today in New
Hayen.
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Amelia. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
August Warm. will be christened to-
night at the family residence in (lieu-
wood avenue.
Swedish Lutheran service will be
held at St. Peter's German Lutheran
Church. tomorrow at lzilil p. in. l'rehcho
ing by Hcv. l-‘. V. Anderson, of Siam-
ford.
Mrs. Charles Dow. of Elizabeth
street. has returned from a week‘s vis-
it in Now York. and is now entertain-
Ing Mrs. Daniel ‘ Tiandali. of l‘ound
Ridge.
mortars,
capes
I.
.I
The fast approach of Thanksgiving Day, the great New? (
England day of home 'feaating and viaitlng. warns one arid
all to be prepared in ‘ every poaaible way. " BOSTON
STORE {news tells of many things you need.
It matters not whether 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 Cape: are
right as are also the prices.
Ladies' Black Jersey Jackets.
lined throughout. velvet collar
and pearl buttons. the 89.00 kind,
a ......
Ladles' Fine Kersey Jackets. black,
brown. navy and caster, "2.00
quality. at ..... . ..... ....sio.oo.
Young Ladies' Coats. plain collars
and mixtures. values from $7.50
to 810.00. a large variety to
choose from. at ...... ,.........$5.00
Ladies' Black Cloth Capes. fur and
brsid trimming. the 83.98 kind.
.
at .................. . ....... .
ladies’ Black Cloth Capes. all new
styles. worth 310.00. at
Fine Black Kersey Capes. trimmed
with braid and fur. $12.00 kind.“
as
..... III e
at . . . . . .......... x. ............. .
Black Hersey Golf Cape. lined
throughout with best quality
black satin. elegant ilnish, very
stylish. worth 820.00. at . ..... 817.75
Handsome Black Capes. braided in
new designs. $18.00 kind. at . . 416.00
cR‘ocxamr
English Porcelain. made by the
"Maddocks." “Henry Allcock." and
“Wedgewood & Co." and warranted
never to craze.
iaii
(.
was committed to tho County Home.
this‘ morning. by Judge Frost.
hurled Toth. aged thirtccn yours.
The
‘s father refused to provide for his
AlTllliOlliGiOl'i Sale.
Notice .lsvlfereby given that thc und-l
irsigned. Collector of Taxes. under and f
JY virtue of a certain tax warrant. duly .
:xecuted and signed by proper author-I
ty and directed to the un
:ommanding him to levy and collect
SARAH G. GOODF‘ELIJOW
l
nd other persons named in the rate
vook. on the list to said warrant sn-
exed. their several proportions of the
urn total a therein stated. said suml
sing a tax or assessment laid upon}
he assessment list made in was by!
he inhabitants of the town of Nor-l
'alk. regularly and legally assembled.
o'wlt. an the 2'lth day of February. A.
).. 1m, not tor the purpose oi pro-
dding for the indebtedness of said
own. levies upon the rollowing de-
scribed real estate of said ,
SARAH G. GOODFELLOW.
ltiiated in the town oi Norwalk. at.
first Norwalli. being 30 feet in front
mi about l000 foot in depth. aml bonu-
lcd Northcrly by highway called Rivy
Erside avenue. Easterly by land of Soi-
imsn E. Osborn. Soother-1y by Norwalk
Harbor and Westerly by land of the
dwcdish Church Society.
And i shall sell at public Aiictlou.,ou:
he promises heroinbciore derwi'lbeii.’.qh
he 30th day of .isnuary. A. D.. 1900. at
‘0215 o'clock iorcnoon. so much there-
if as will raisc the sum of Three and
Fiftychundreds dollars. ($3.50) that be-
ing the proportion of the said Sarah (2..
’ioodfellow oi the sum total in said
list. together with the charges of levy.
sale. etc.
GEORGE H. ST. JOHN.
Tax Collector, list of 1898.
Dated at Norwnlk November 2:3. A.
D.. l8”.
We offer the Finn-st ami Most Sc
Raymond Bros.
deraigned, Collector of Taxes.
and by virtue of a certain tax warrant,
duly executed and signed by proper
dersigncd. . authority and
collect of
n25 5dz: 9.
Tax Collector's Sale.
Notice is hereby given that the un-i
under
directed to the under-
signed. commanding him to levy and
SARAH fl. (Wmllww.
and other persons parsed in the rate
book. onithe list of said warrant an-
nexed. their several proportions of the
sum total as therein statel. said sum
being a tax or asmsment laid upon
the assessment list made in 1897 by the
inhabitants of the town of Norwalk.
regularly and legally assembled. to wit.
on the 9th day of February. A. D.. isus
met for the purpose of providing for
the indebtedness of said town. levies
upon the following described real ea-
tato of said
SARAH G. GOODP‘ELLOW.
iupport.
'i‘lic weatherman sold last night that
today would be cloudy. but no rain
would fall. The lompcraiurc will re-
main the same. A storm is forming in
Texas which may reach here Sunday.
....._.....____
The remains of Thomas l-‘oley. who
died in the Norwdlk Hospital. 'l'him-
lay. from injuries received on thi
railroad. wci-c sent to his home in Pui«
nnm. yesterday afternoon. by Under-
taker l). W. Raymond.
._.....-..,.____...
ll. Kriegcr a Company are building
1 special sale of trimmed hats. offering
some oi the greatest bargains over
placed before the ladies of The Nor-
walks. It contiupes for ten days. and
early callers will get the cream of the
lot.
As a mark of respect to the memory
of the late Hon. Garrett A. Hobart.
vice-president of the l'nlted States. the
United States flag will be displayed at
half meat on the state armories. at the
arsenal and the l-loldlers' Home at Nor.
oton until sunset oday.
situated in the town of Norwalk. at
East Norwalk. being 30 feet in front;
and about 1000 feet in depth. and bonn-
dcd Northeriy by highway culled Riv-
crside uvonuc. Easterly by land of Soi- ”m... linc at up} prices.
omen l'). Osborn. Southerly by Norwalk
Harbor and Westerly by land of the
“Swedish Church Society.
And i shall so" at public auction on
the premises hrrcinbeiorc described.
on the 30th day of January. A. D.. 1900,
‘at ten o'clock forcnoon so much thoro-
oi as will raise the sum of Three and
Twenty-hundredth dollars ($3.20). that
being the proportion of the said Sarah
G. Goodiellow oi tho. sum total in said
list. together with the charges of levy.
sale. etc.
GEORGE ll. 81‘. JOHN.
Tax Collector. list oi 1897.
Dated at Norwalk Novcnibcr 25. A.
1).. i898. 1:25 d2 9
____________.___.._...__—
Thanksgiving Sale. .’
While cvcrythlng in thc llnc oi lin-
cn goods has advanced in prlcc. Tris-
raiu at Hyatt are selling everything in
In the house-
'furnlshing department thcy can supply
you with anything you may need for
prcpziring the Thanksgiving dinner.
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A Thanksgiving praise service. in
which Clarence ii. Nowian. South Nor-
waik's now violinist. will play. and n
quartetlc. consisting of Mrs. l-‘iliow.
Mrs. St. John. Mr. Main and Mr. l~‘
will sing. is announced for the after-
noon int-cling at tho South Norwalli
Congregational Church tomorrow. Pub-
lic worship at II a. m.. with preaching
by the pastor. i‘hcmc. The Vitallm-
tion of Christian Doctrine. The an-
nual offering for forcign missions will
be made at this service.
lcct Stock of Grocerics ever oflered to the publlr'at
i’riccs that lleiy Compi'o
d will always continue
orcc. «,
Ssivmc TIME
HINTS!
BHIMROCK
LINERS
’lldncb lrlsh Linen Table Damask.
very lustrous finish. a genuine 81
15x15 all-linen Fringed Doylies,
plain. White and fancy borders.
two specimen 'liabic Damasksawe add
50 to our Thanksgiving linen sale. A sale,
by the way. that every housewife in
Falrileld county should attend with-
out fail. if needing table napery before
the coming feast day of the year.
72-inch bleached pure Linen Table
Damask. regular price. 75c.
Brown I: Son's wholesale price
today, 60c. Boston Store price 1
72~inch bleached. extra line and
heavy All-linen Table Damask.
Brown ls Son‘s import price to-
5-8 Dinner Napkins to match Table
Damasks. purchased at less than
coat to make. Brown a Son's
wholesale list price. 81.10 per
22-inch Napkins. Shamrock make.
25 dos. lot ouly-two patterns.
but both neat and pretty-regu-
lar retail price, 82.50 a dos.. Bos-
tell them from Cut Gloss.
quality. Boston Store price ...... 75c
for this Thanksgiving sale, per
dos. ...... ......... 59c
J. 8. Brown a Son's famous make-
. 59c
day. 92c. Boston Store price ....tl.00
dos. Boston Store's price ........ Side
The very latest patterns. you cannot
BLINKETB .
COMFORTABLE!
These are Just the things now for tie
to ofier--for you to buy—for the prices
.are low. much more than at this sea-
son. They sre Boston Store bargains
such as you know well.
60 pairs 11-4 sise Wool Blankets.
pink and blue borders, sold up to
now at $8.50 a pair. to make
quick selling and a noise in the
Blanket department. we offer
these few pairs at .............. $2.49
ll-i size extra heavy Blankets. cost
at wholesale today'. $1.60 a pair.
Boston Store price ............. 8M5
Extra site. full filled with good
cotton. chintz covered. a really
“.25 Comforter. Boston Store's
price ..........................
Just 25 Comforters
at $1.75 for this Thanksgiving
sale. ench ...................... ii to
KITCHEN
SUNDBIES
Necessary at Thanksgiving time-
only a few hints of the hundreds to be
found in our basement where a
Thanksgiving sale is now on.
lilo Steel Nut Picks. 8 in a box....15c
19c Steel Nut Crackers. nickel plat-
ton Store price ................. 81.98 ed. special ......... . ............ lie
‘ , 69c Raisin Seeder, "The Boston."
best made ..................... .i9c
GLISSWARE 7c Potato Craters ................ ...4c
' 4c. Nutmeg Grater. special .......... 2c
10c Measuring Cups. this sale. . .....6c
9 or 10 inch Pie Plate. either depth..4c
shape ...........................
7c quart Table Bowls ............... 5c 25c Celery Holders ................. lof‘ lbc. Wire Flour Sieves, “The Mag-
ic Sauce Dishes ..................... 4c iilc Celery Trays. for this sale. . . . " lc" .............................. 10c
15c Platters, iestoon edge .......... 12c lie Cranberry Sauce Dishes. spc- 15c thet iron Drip Paris. 101“.
25c Platters. ieutoon edge .......... 19c clai .................... l ........ lilo special. ......................... 106
Turkey Platters. iestoou cdgc ...... 39c lic Spoon Trays ................... 10c 45c Fruit and Vegetable Presses.
19c Vegetable Dishes. this snic....i:l< 25c l-‘rult Dishes. three shapes. this sale ........................ 29c
25c. Vegetable Dishes. special ...... 17c choice 15c 59c Covered Roasting Pans ........ 39c
25c Sauce Boats .................... 15c 39c Water Bottle. with tumbler. ...25c 45c. two-quart Pudding Boiler ..... 35c
19o Pickle Trays ................... 13c lilo Toothpick lloldcrs .............. 5i: 22c three-quart Granite iron Sauce
3c lndividuaLBnttcr Dishes ........ 2c 98c Wino Dccantcrs ................ 69c l’nns ............................ 15c
individual Pudding Moulds ........ 10c 75c, four piece Table Set. spoclnl....5iic iic two—quart Granite Iron Pud-
250 quart Pudding Moulds. any 25c Blown (lines Pitchers .......... ific ding Pens ............. ‘. ........ 10c
19c 5c lllowu (liars Tumblers .......... 3c All sizes of Boating Spoons ........ .ic
(I) (Oi (Oi (Oi (Oi (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (Oi (O) (O) (O) (O) (O) (
Tlphocecn Call 582-.
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“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.
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ESEYMOUR’S STORE.
piste. We take pride in
money can buy.
NEW CROP FANCY NEW 0R-
LEANS MOLASSES. 60c GALLON.
PURE LEAF LAND. We ‘13.. NEW
CLEANED CURRANTS. Full Weight.
1 NEW SEEDED RAiSlNS. GLACE CIT-
MINCE MEAT. PUMPKIN. SQUASH.
Every (3
saved them soon amount to
be able to save a good many .
use will be made a little bi
keeping it up to date and
If your Thanksgiving supplies are
that the festive occasion will be a success.
. llllS WEEK-ml FEW ilEiiS lilil Will BE NEEDED:
rrus norms: srunuom muons.
osmosis. ounces. Mfrs. FIGS ‘ED
DATES. reruns. MAPLE svur
I LUSClOl'S COFFEE AN!) TEAS. Tl
Wemuv- THANKSGIVING. A. You?
In this store of ours there isn’ta want that can’t be filled.
Our stock is com-
full of the best Groceries that
purchased here we guarantee
Come and look at our HOMEcRAlS-
'l‘L'RKEl'S. if you want one you
better leave your order now.
. Wc have arranged for a vast supply
”"joi FINE. CRISP cougar. CRAN-
.l’.
PERRlS mum's "M‘s AN" "Aw HERMES. swam muons. ETC.
RON. ORANGE. AND LEMON PEEL. CON FRESH FROM THE SMOKE-
' HOI'SE.
C. E. Seymour. Leading Grocer, 33 W.
Eur he
Good Groceries for Lit
ent counts in the household expenses.
in the course of a year a c
dollars if she does her trading here.
A
a dollar.
Orders booked ahead will receive our
i
i first attention.
Wash. St.
tle Money.
cent saved here and two cents
areful woman will
if she will come
gger than ever before
‘l Handsome Box of Mixed Candy Free
FREE—Special for This Week
”ink and Gold China Covers
leases. tour icicle. Besnuful Decorati
l“ chum. l‘
a
d flutter Dish. One Large Pink
to all purchasers of Tess and Coffees.
with 2 pounds Coffee. been or ground. at
Gill.
and Gold China Cream Jug,
THE P. J. LYNCH co.
No 19 Main Street. Norwaih.
~l'our choice One llcaiitiiul '
32c lb.
one Large Japanese
tition. The Beat Goods at the Lowust l’riccs has niwa :4 been our motto in bu incss an - '
m be. y - ” to us for Groceries her saw
3 lb. pkg. New Prop. Buckwheat Cleaned Currants. cut to ......... 8c lb. Borden's Eagle Milli. cut to... .lic can BU'I'I'BR—The Very best Elgin Creamery Butter, fresh made and very fancy. 27c lb,
out to ........................... (to New Lemon Peel. cut to...-....lilc lb. Plum pudding, cut to .............. 9c
1 qt. bot. Golden Drip Syrup. cut to li‘c Sweet Pic Pumpkin. out to ...... 8c lb. -
' l . 8 ii. i. t ...... 2 '
i of. bot. White or Cider Vinegar. Grape Nuts l-‘ood. cut to ...... iic like. i 7 “a ”mid” '2" l we? 0 l m THANKSGIVING SPECIALTIES.
cut to ........................... 7c lineeda Biscuit. cut to .......... lc pkg. ,3 '13.“:3313‘“ C m "' ' ° "“3 ' w- New seeded Raisins. pkg. ........ 10c New Mixed Nuts. 2 lbs. ior ...... 2m»; Vaiilla Drip Syrup. qt. can ....... 10c
lot. bot. Pure Salad Oil. cut to....l‘.-'c Pure Lard. cut to _. ............. 8c in S "i- C red B'honurd'cbtlo """ 7th New Cleaned Currants. pkg. ...... 7c Cape Cod Cranberries. qt. ........ icch-w Orleans Molasses. can ...... 15c
‘W ”0" “"‘l “""d 03"“9- "'l '0 "" W“ 0'9““ Wm“ 9‘“ l” ----- “"‘ “l u" u l." ' Fancy New Mamba Peel. lb. ...... me Now Call. l’runr-s. :. lbs. for ...... car-3:. pound pail bruit Jelly .......... 150
View Tomatoes (i2c quality) cut to..9c Shredded Cisiilsh. cut to ........ ic.pkg. New Carolina Rice. out to ......... tr ‘ ‘ lb , ‘ or
Vanilla Extract (lilo quality) cut to Fr: Kippcred Herring. cut to ...... lic cm is cakcs Laundry Soap. cut to ..... 25c. “MIN" C tron. ' """"" 1‘” [evaporated Puma" 2 'b' "WW" Fruit ”m" l" 51”“ “
"-ilgh Grade l'ruit Jams. cut to ...... 9c Good Sweet Corn. cut to ........ 7c can 5 lbs. Ncw Cal. Prunes. cut to. . . . .2ch VBN‘Y N" Orange P“'- “l- ------ ‘09 i Mimi“ MN". villi. ------------------ 5c1l‘luni Pudding. 1 lb. can. --------- 106
New Seeded illusion. cut to. ...10c pkg. H. 0. Prepared Flour. cut to. .l3c pkg. Lemon and (linger'tlnapa. per lb. . .. to; .
« : GRANULATED SUGAR-21 lbs Best Fine Granulated Sugar for ”.00.
i
i
use yasmngion at. so. Norwalkl Donovan Bdg.
FLOUR—Maud s. Flour. Best in the world. sac hag; use bbl.
OOPPBB- Five pounds Best Java Cofiee for “.00.
New York Grocery C
South Norwalk.
ompany,
35-37 Main St. Norwalk.
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Norwalk Chronicler