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Evening sentinel, Monday, November 27, 1899 · page 4

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We pay two fares on $5 purehm

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I" prosperity now pre-
‘ vi the country; thank-

moan: employed

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lee L. Glover. of Non
thankful. for, the universal
the nation: thankful for
d business prosperity of

‘lead Bridgeport. while
overtaking that city in

Review of Saturday said:
anxieties have faded with
bonds to the Treasury under
int ofler. the fall in sterling ex.
iii spite of dearer money abroad
' there. and the receipt of
11mm net from the interior
the week. There in no trouble
commercial money market. an
II been none, and loans on se-
huve ruled at easier rates.
the extraordinary volume oi
throughout the country rc-
greater activity of currency
in ordinary times. there is no
”tion that the Volume box not
niple all the year. and the
. of money markets throughout
interior shows; that embarrass-
' here has been due to operations
industries and general trade.
through clearing house;
Wonderful expansion. the daily
for November encoding lost
by 24.7 per cent. and.those or
49.6 per cent.

 

Miter in the Sun thinks the death
.. President Hobart at the age of
live, "the fatal age for businorts
in la shown by the records of the
"t exchanges and other mortal-
flltiatlcs," should be. a warning to
Lawyers and clergymen. luv
live to a much greater age. but
clubs and buetncne men as a rule
5 their prime. .‘The explanation
fur to seek: hurry. Worry. irreg-
eals and lack of exercise i‘auue
men to break down early who.
more regard to hygienic rules
3 have survived to be. three score

 

 

satisfied with having it golf
nnathletic t'lilli. and bicycles
lit is soon to have an nrntorln
by local tab-m,"

 

 

its the last. ten months the val-
the new building a erected in
York was $100,109,421, against
.200 for the some time last year.

———.—_—‘.__—

townie Allitllllm

WESLEYAN. 61 .EE man.
‘ who have htard T ll. Mont-
wiil be pleased to know he i.

of the Wesleyan Glee Club. at
loath Norwalk Methodist Splat-r.
Church. He will sing Song of fly-
. The Crcton. by Elliott.
ttee has decided to sell about
.. rtha of the seats in the char. h
I! min. This is thmrat opportun

and probably the 1y one whe- .

.. 4n cents.

“alumna nuano snow.
M. Newport. R. 1.. Tuesday.
4 ‘8, 1899. said: The opening
of J. W Gorman'u Alu~
Troubadour: innit place last
K» show is a genuine negro
plan were any more pleased

 

 

w the, genuine
.w. ' The songe

. The lakes were.
, m well worked off. and

 

The first part way
y work and the last
wart and the timing
‘ . Walk. with the little tutu-
cf ccremoniur ill»
let alone wan well worth
. and the laugh-

of the spectator: could
in“ . . 0 mm
1 me, to "rtyt'n

" a VI” day. It now»

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

says the Strimw
' lig vet and best pkg. Mince Meni.10c

ping a solo on Friday night. at tho“

 
 
 
 
 
 

min and working» .

 

; Eggs. warranted good ......... 25c don.

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The:

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public will have a chance to her-.2;
the club of twenty-six voices for;

. tition.

tile colmd people pres-g
article;
. lob it. Throughout it. was.“
dancing and: rapid. There.

ite the ion.
all could hear:

Nil other movements were?

Appointments m-ide by telephone.
Call number 143-12. '

G. S. North.

78 lluhintinn Strut.
Solidi llorliil.

room mm lino Linen HAT! '

‘ in nu «not intuition with alums Tam fink. lion-ultra do not and

Ostrich muss. brightened by either rhinestones or out steel buc-
wm on mm; m m colored and um vanvwr
trimmed with m and fancy wines.

- . amrm Till! WEEK.

Felt lists 10c. were no. hit Mt- ileum ti. Felt Tam o'Shen‘
ton. We. were tied. Ostrich ”an“. m to 08.. Trimmed Golf
Hale.» 16c. were 01.50. Trimmed Golf Hats; 08c were 81.75. Stylish
Trimmed Hail. $1.48. $1.98, $2.40. Iii. u. up to 810.50;

 

iapsyymfarubotbwaysouunom.

E. H. DILLON a co.

360 and 362 Mainlfitreet. A

 

nations for Christmas.

With the return of good times comes increased demand
FOR HOLIDAY PHOTOGRAPH vi.

Those who make arrangements for early sittings are wise

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Brioaepor‘i. Conn.

 

tiful memory. Memory In possession

it is the only thing on earth that is ab-
solubely ours, which no one can take
from us. We can produce and enjoy it '

in ac rowd of uncongenial people “as?

easily as if we were alone. No noieei
can drown its voice; no distance can.

dim its clearness. Strength, hope

beauty. everything else. may pass.

Memory will stay.

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MEMORY. i
if it should be asked what possession ‘ Berlin cemeteries are now infested
1 most valued. lwould say some beau-{by people who try to lift the grave-

from

HUNTING THE GRAVEYARDS.

stones In the hope of finding bank
notes under them Gruncnthnl. the
government bank official who is accus-
ed of having appropriated either tolu-
used bank notes or note» withdrawn
circulation. had picked out
graveyards as hiding piacts for liiii

 

plunder Large sums have been found
by the police under three gravestone”
:nlready.

 

 

 

 

 

THE MODEL

Thanksgiving Announcement

The American people at this time have much to be thankful for.
has been a record- breaking year in in any directions.

of our grain and manufacturer! goals
the creditor nation of the world.

panaion. That’s me.

“5. 1

GROCl-IRV’S

This

Europe has taken mor o ;
than ever before in our history. We at. ,

With one bound we have leaped to the.
front as a world power of theilrst (has.
Looking for mor
give thanks for is our stock of seasonn ble Groceries. at prices quoted
before were the goods more choice. (‘
fruits and note except the poor kind.

The American people are for ex-
o trade. Among the other things to
Never 5
all and assure yourself. All kinds nil
These we do not keep. Come and or o l

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Dudley's Pumpkin.

Seeded Raisins. Owl brand ......... Hc
Seeded Raisins. Knickerbocker branéi'
................................ l c
i‘lcanctl Currants ................. 10c
iutana Seedless Raisins ........... 12c. '
Finest Four Crown italslns. large.
soft. New ....................... 12c
‘."lustci Raisins ................ lllc lll.

Mature and Union Peel.

Von Such Mime Meat. .............

Nonpareil Wit Mime Meat. clean and
wholesome. A particular mince meat
for particular people. sold by the
pound. tnstcu fine ..l4c; 2 lb. for 25¢

 

liege. warranted better ........ 28c dos.

E385. warranted fresh ......... 35c doz i
We sell most of those at 26c. and

they run good. i

Our Sweet Cider is now famous the!
town over. You will need some.

............................. 6c qt.‘
Pop Corn Balls. .............. 10c doc.-
Popping (‘orn ................ l0c pkg
Nuis‘of all kinds at right prices.
Celery. buc ................ l5c hunch.
Cranberries ............ 7c; 3 (its, 20c.

Sweet Potatoes. Plum Pudding
We run supply a limited demand for
Home Raised Young Poultry. 0rd: r
two days ahead. it will be very nice.
There is unusual Intereet noticed
about our 40c too. it is a new lot, and
.i bargain. ‘

 

‘ Be not deceived by short weight corrupts and raisins at 10c pliil. They
' are not no good or so cheap as tho» til

[to buy—

Ill. sell for more money. A good plumI
young men?

Model Grocery.

13 North Main street,

 

South Norwalk.

 

 
 

any homespun rushes "r! Dm-
first: for young miles iii waist. is
mad withl silk or other trim-

mitts. Marceau yd militias well
.tiigrayandilsnatuoommonaa
some of the other colon.

in a great many families the boys
and men folks are more at that
the feminine part of the household at
mid" and mixing for Thanksgiving
and Christmas. and would oftentimes
really enjoy helping if they were per-

 

 

 

 

 

, mitted to do ao.'1‘hm is most to chip

for mince pie (not every family had a
meat chopper yet). apples to pare and
core. large mixtures of cake to stir that
line arms and back. nuts to crack for
cakes and desserts, candles in make.
and numberiesn other thlnn that pre-
sent themselves in different families.
And it in not simple muscle that they
contribute. in many homes the boys
are particularly successful at candy
making and are allowed to mate all
the holiday boo lions.

A white lace bow. wired not too
large. and edged with a narrow trim-
ming of fur. is one of the latest novel-
ties In hair ornaments, says Harper u
Bum These bowu are not new in
themselves, but the edging of for has
never been been before. They are worn
directly in front. Some are trimmed
with mink. some with chinchilla. and
some with a narrow edging of plain

 

 

black fur. They are not large. and have .

two loops with two small pointed code
When worn with an evening gown
trimmed with for or a high necked
theatre waist they area) not effective.
The for mixing softens the otherwise
stiff and unbecoming look of the plain
wired lace bow.

 

It in an eyesore to every housekeep-
cr to have her napkins. handkerchief»;
and other things with square corners
comer mm the ironing-board folded
so no two corners or edges come toe
gether. They may be washed beami-
fully. which of course is all important.
but unless they are ironed as Mantiful-
ly they are tinuntlnfnctory. l have dis-
covered in some instances that it is
ignorance of the necensity of having
them true that leaves them in this
way. and that a ninzlc intimation of
one‘s wants in thin muttpr straighten-
ed thing» out beautifully. lf neces-
sary. take the flat-iron in your own
hand Just once and show how carry it
is to true the, others with this side.
This in one of the little thingu you
should touch your daughters as well as
your servants They may have to cure
for homes of their own some day.
There are lots of married womtn
boarding who would like to keep house

if they know how.

 

u-lMPl'IlliAl. GROWN.
A 10c Cigar that recommends itself
to all smokers. Try it.

Bltn'l‘ill-Ililliml) til“
TltAlNhiEN.
('lcvcland. Ohio, November 27
(Metals and office staff of the llrotliv
crliood of Railnny 'lrniumcn have or-
riwd here from Petunia ill and cstub
lished the. headquarters of the organ
lmtion. This course woe decided upon
at the annual convention of the ord-

RAILWAY

ler about three months ago. A move

ment has been started to move the
headquarters of the lux'omotiie ilrenicn
to this city. This would concentrate
the heads of all of the more important
railway orders here the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers having had

,iheir headquarters in Cleveland for

many years.

Ti) MEET EMPEROR AND EM-
PRESS.

The ilumtc November 27——-Queen
Wilhelmina and her mother start for
Flushing Wednesday to meet the Eat
peror and Fmpress of Germany on

their arrival there from England.

Washington. November Tim-Govern»
moot receipts: From customs. ti.-
129.066; from internnl revenue. 82.-
(lazuli-4i; miscellaneous. “25.20“ ex-

pnnditurrs 81 200 coo

 

N0 OPE.' DATES.

“You have an elegant and spaciou-
hoiut-," said the pastor. "You have
books. it piano. a daughter who car.
sine end play and everything to makt
houw alluring. Why don't you throw
you“ house open some owning in the
week for the benefit of the homeless
You might rave many :4
one from the club and the saloon."

“Young men?" said the wealthy
member. "There's one of them whl

t‘fifm'il if- my house six evenings in the
week.
doctor'

Thkln Sale.

What are you talking about
“Phlcngo Tribune.

 
 

Wc offer the Fluent and Most Select Stock of Groceries ever offered to the public at Prices that Defy (‘ompc-

to be.

The Best Good» at the Lowest. Prices has always been our motto in lmriness and will always continue

 

3 lb. pkg. New Prep. Buckwheat

(leaned Currants, cut in ......... ii:- "i

ilcrdtua Eagle Milk. cut to. ..itc can

cut to ........................... 90 New Lemon Peel. cut to ...... ..iuc "i :pmm pump“ cut to ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, p.-
l qt. bot. (ioldcn Drip Syrup. cut to i‘lc Sweet Pie Pumpkin, cut to ...... 8c 1b.?

7 lbs. Laundry Starch. cut to ...... 25c

l qt bot. White or ('idcr Vinegar. Grape Nutu Food. cut to ...... llc pkg .‘

out to ........................... 7c l‘necdn Biscuit. cut to .......... 4:- pkg 3 lb. can WM" Chem“ 21c qual- ,
l qt. bot. i'urc Salad Oil. cut to....l'.’c Pure Lard. cut to .............. iii- in‘ ili’. ”it w """"""""""" 1‘".
1 pt. bot. Long island Cntsup, cut to 5.- Pull Cream Cheese. cut to ...... to In. ““33" (""0“ “WW"- out ‘0 ~--7"5"
New Tomatoes 1121- quaiiiyi cut to. .lk- Shredded Codiish. cut to ........ 4c pkg. ! New Carolina nice. cut R0 ......... 4c
Vanilla Extract (10c quality) cut to 5 Klppered Herring. cut to ...... He can lb cakes Laundry Soap. cut to ..... 2.3:
High Grade Fruit Jams. cut to ...... 0r Good Sweet Corn. cut to ........ 7c can ' 5 lbs. New Pal. Prunes. cut to ..... 25c

New Seeded Raisins. cut to. . ..

l0c pkg. H. 0. Prepared Flour. cut to..13c pkg. . lamon and Ginger Snaps. per lb. 4i

 

FAHOITS Elli”; CREAMERY BITTER. 23’

CENTS A FOUND.

A llandmme Box of Mixed Candy Free to all purchasers of Teas and (loam.
FREE-4min! for This Week with 2 ponds Colon. beanorgrouad at no in «Your choice One Beautiful

Pink and Gold China Covered flutter Dish. One Large Pink and Gold China Crea- Jug.

Screen. four folds. Beautiful Decorations.

THE P. J. LYNCHCO.

No 10 Main Itrcet. Romain.

one Large Japaness‘

_ at. Washington St. Io “caulk

«The ;

TH Ks

 

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JRCKETS
CIPES

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 Capes are
right as are also the prices.
Ladies' Black Jersey Jackets.
lined throughout. velvet collar
and pearl buttons. the Oil. 00 kind.
Ln‘dies Fine Remy Jackets, black.
brown. navy and costar. $1200
quality. at .................. $10.00.
Young Ladies' Coats. plain collars
and mixtures values from 81 50
‘ to "0.00 a large variety to
choose from at ................ $5.00
Latiies' Black Cloth Capes. fur and
braid trimming. the Si. 98 kind.
lmdlea' Black Cloth Capes. all new
styles. worth $10..00 at ..... ".07 .00
Fine Black Kemey Capes. trimmed
with braid and fur. 812.00 kind
............................. . 8
Black Kearney Golf Cape, lined
throughout with ticst 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

CROCKERY

English Porcelain.
"Maddocku." "Henry
"Wedgewood 8: Co."
never to craze,

Tc quart Table Bowie ............... 5i
7c Sauce [Helios ..................... 4K
160 Platters, festoon edge .......... tilt
25c Platters. festoon edge .......... for

 

made by (hi
Allcoclt." and
and warranted

 

Turkey Platters. fc;;toon edge ...... 39c
19c. Vegetable Dishes. this sale....l:l<>
25c Vegetable Dishes. special ...... 17c
25c Sauce Boats. .................... la'u-
liic Pickle. Trays ................... 12c
:lc. individual Butter Dishes ........ 2c
individual Pudding Moulds ........ 10c
.25c quart Pudding Matilde. any

i shape. ........................... 19c

 

all .to be prepared in every possible way.
STORE news tell: of many things you need.

 

announcer:
LINERS

72-inch Irish Linen Table Damask.
very lustBoua finish. a genuine 31
quality. onion Store price ...... 75c
16x15 allvlinen Fringed Doyiies.
plain. white and fancy borders.
Set this Thanksgiving sale. per 69
..... c
J. S. Brown & Son's famous make—
two specimen Table Dammit—we add

.0 to our Thanksgiving linen sale. A sale.

by the way. that every housewife in
F‘airlleld county should attend with-
out fail, if needingtable napery before
the coming feast day of the year.
72-inch bleached pure Linen Table
Damask. regular price. 75c,
iirown & Son's wholesale price
today, our. Boston Store price ..59c
12-inch bleached, extra line and
heavy All-linen Table Damask.
Brown I: Son’s import price to-
day. 92c. Boston Store price . . . 41.00
5-8“ Dinner Napkins to match Table
Dumaaks, purchased at less than
coat to make, Brown dc Son's
wholesale list price, 81.10 per
(102.. Boston Store’s price ........ 950
22-inch Napkins. Shamrock make.
25 doz. lot only--two patterns,
but both neat and pretty-regu-
lar retail price, 02.50 a doz., Bos-
ton Store price. . . ., ............ 31.98

 

GLISSWARE

The very latest patterns. you cannot
tell them from Cut Glass.
.5c Cl li-ry Holders ................. 15c
19c Criery Trays. for this sale. ‘
14c Cranberry Sauce Dishes. spi-

cial ............................. 10c
l-ic Spoon Trays ................... 10c
25c Fruit Dishes. three shapes.

choice .......................... 15c
Ililc Water Bottle. with tumbler....25c
10c Toothpick Holders .............. 5::

Wu Wine Decanters ................ 69c

The four piece Table Set. special. . . .50c
25c llluwn Glass Pitchers .......... ‘lhc
Sc Blown Glass Tumblers .......... 3c

 

 

WING TIME HINTS!

The foot approach of Thanksgiving Day, the great New
England day of home fen-ting and visiting, warns one and

BOSTON

BLANKETS
COMFORTABLES

These are Just the things now r us
to Oflef-"fOi' you to buy—for th prices
are low. much more than at this new

son. They are Boston Store bargains

such as you know well.

50 pairs 114 size Wool Blankets.
pink and blue borders. sold up to
now at 88. 50 a pair. to make
quick selling and a noise in the
Blanket department. we otter
these few pairs at .............. 8

114 size extra heavy Blankets. cost
at wholesale today. "50 a pair.
Boston Store price ............. 1.25

Extra. also full filled with good
cotton. chintz covered. a really
81.25 Comforter. Boston Store’s
price ...........................

Just 25 Comforters bought to sell
at $1.75 for this Thanksgiving
sale, each ...................... t

KITCHEN
SUNDRIES

Necessary at Thanksgiving time——
only a few hints of the hundreds to be
found in our basement where a
Thanksgiving sale is now on.
tile Steel Nut Picks. 6 in a. box....15¢
19c Steel Nut Crackers, nickel plat-

...................... lic
60c. Raisin Seeder, “The Boston."

its

1.40

 

ed. special

best made ...................... 49c
7c Potato Graters ...................
4c Nutmeg Grater. special .......... 2::
We M.aauring Cups this sale ....... 50

9 or 10 inch Pie Plate. either depth..4c
15c Wire Flour Sievea. "The Mag-

ic" .............................. 106
15c Sheet lron Drip Pans. 10x14,

special. ......................... 06
45c Fruit and Vegetable Presses,

this sale ........................ 29c
59c Covered Roasting Pans ....... .390

45c two—quart Pudding Boiler ..... 356
22c three-quart Granite Iron Sauce

Pans ............................ 150
141‘. twoquart Granite iron Pud-

ding Pans ...................... 100
All sizes of Banting Spoons ..... ....4c

 

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“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.

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Telephone Call 58-2.

ESEYMOUR’S STORE.

 

picked.

The best goods to be found in the!
narltet at very reasonable prices.
3 dis. Cape Cod Cranberries. 25c.
Sorts. fancy Bell Cranberries. 25L
(.‘hoicc Xutty. Crisp (‘clcry 16c. largeis
hunch.

3 packages Columbia Mince
Inl‘.

Fancy Sweet. Potatoes." uric peck.

Parsnips Beets Spinnth. (intone.
Currants. Raisins, Citron. Orange and
Lemon peel.

All of the varieties of staple and fan-
ny Cheese.

 

Meat,

 

WE OFFER:

Fancy line of Florida Oranges from

25c doz. up.

Golden tinted cluster Malaga Grapes.
The finest cluster Raisins to be

Choice line of Candy and Crackers.

both imported and domestic. glare
(.‘llt'f’l‘it’r‘. i’incappie. pure Jams and
Jollit-e. Olivia Pickles.

i‘iur .Viiiu are all new and the heel
mixture to be found at 15c lb.
English Plum Pudding. 10c loc. 25c

and 501'.

 

Thanksgiving Joys.

When we gather about the table for the Thankugiving dinner and look at the bountiful supply of good things.
and the members of the family gathered from near and far to spend a day at the old homestead, should be a time

of unalloyed happiness—there should be no "skeleton at the feast" until the bones of the turkey have been well

Fancy Sweet Rosy Gilt. Edge Cream-

ery Butter.

if you want a fine country Turkey

call Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday
morning.

if you want to see the finest display

of catablcs. including all of the novel-
ties of the season. call at our store.
it will surprise you to see what is on
the

market.

Ferris Home and Boneless Bacon, a
breakfast dish. '

C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer, 33 W Washm St.

 

Every cent counts in the household expenses.
dived there soon amount to a dollar.
be able to save a good many dollars if she does her trading here.
to us for Groceries her sayings will be. made a little bigger than ever before.

Good Greceries for Little Money

A cent saved here and two cents
in the course of a year a careful woman wtll

If she will come _

 

BUTTER—The very best Elcin Creamery Butter, fresh made and very fancy. 27c lb.

 

New Seeded Raisins: pkg. ........ 10c
New Cleaned Currants. pkg. ...... 7c
Fancy New Lemon Peel. lb ...... 10c.
iancy New Citron. lb. ............ 15c
. Fancy New Orange Peel. lb. ...... 10c

THANKSGIVING SPECIALTIES.

New Mixed Nuts. 2 lbs. for ...... 25c§Vunila Drip Syrup. qt. can ...... . 10c
Cape Cod Cranberries. qt. ........ 'lc‘New Orleans Molasses. can ...... 15c
\‘ew (‘alL l’runcs 5.lbs for 25c !5 pound pail Fruit Jelly .......... 15c
Evaporated l'f‘iit'flit‘fl. .. lb. ........ 2.» 5i. 1 Pure Fruit Jams. in glass. ...... . 0c
Mince Meat. pkg. .................. Mll’liim Pudding, 1 lb. can. ......... 10c

 

GRANULATED SUGAR—21 lbs Best Fine Granulated Sugar for $1.00.

 

FLOUR—Maud 8. Floor, Bea-it in the world. 55c has; $4.85 bbl.

 

 

 

. - COFFEE— Five pounds Best Java Coffee‘for $1.00.

New York Grocery Company,
.Donovan Bdg, South Not-wait, '

.8537 Main St. Norwaih.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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