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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 28, 1899 · page 4

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Metal correspond-
no moons of the
droa under his command.
I volume of more than
am of which has but

 
 

 
 

 

, published before

nth“ o'utlrely new. and
WM Mill which
, dmir’si Ce 31's and
toe before the war

”interest. The whole‘ls
the Apologia of the gai-
., With a proud humility.
died and pathetic. he lays
-cpuntrymen and the
that. whoever blunder-
the 'vlctim of wild il-
, not: but that, through-
was ad clear. his fore-
has «his heart was stout
the‘t’ery beginning—going
"fdr as the letters of laid-'97—
.‘constant warning to til».r
of Marine was. "Do every-
mason or honor to satisfy the
I . for. if war breaks out.
be overwhelmed. " Minister
. as incredulous Agood part
imperious navy was in the Pa-
. replied clear-sighted Carve
cypress. but what doe.-
mesa ekcept' the immediate crush-
our feeble naval forces in thi
placatnh. rejoined the Minia-
Iou 'do not take into the ac-
ltha “superiority of our homo-
. . educated. and disciplined
‘ a combat. with the mercenary
of the 11111th States.” As to
- answered Carvers. sadly, you
only to lcmeinber what happened

‘ sectors at Trafalgar. But

, ad Bemeio. with your swift
you can ravage the Atlantic coast
' ly bring the enemy to terms
rosy? was Cervera’s despair

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

the coi‘respondeuce went on
, all those weary weeks oi walt-
ifor' the we’ll." The men in charge

fleet, Cervera and all his captain
‘ y w nod the government
sir campaign must be defensive
., would necessarily be disastrous
t the same time Blanca was urg
\ ‘ telegraphing from Cuba. and
i from Porto Rico. that thl
if ‘mustdie sent, or'ail would b.
hits will!!!" about, the govern
was at its wits’ end. and finally
”the famous Council of War oi
of'ghteen or twenty admirals and
iii made, which decided that
must sail from Cape Verde and
himself on the foe. Thadwar
, what his orders amounted to. for
. utterly pliable then or later tr
alligiblei’lnstructions from ill!
. of Marine.
_, " to sail for the Antilles, CJIIIli'
me neutral port for information
than going to Porto nice or Cuba
ght think best, and doing therl
or his “skill. discretion and

might a)“ great Was eve
tracer se pore bunglingly tc
“I To which he knew to be as cer-
the sunrise? Yet Cervera set
with his crippled ships as bravely
cheerfully do if going to assure"
He said that if the admiral!
him. one of them really
‘ relieveihim. but he was not
an to shrinkimm duty, and will
. 'moriturus saluto to the Span-
goyernment and people, he put it

on fully lntencd to go to Port«
after calling at Fort dc France
Moment to that erect is a m
the shrewdnesa of our own all
« , who sent Sampson tr
to nieét him. But at Milt
- Carvers heard that Sampsor
"him; he himself had, it
~ to; coal; and then. by l
« hick isigo casual). as he
.iot Into Ssntisgv

. dinary telcgraa
er of Marine:

. lay 12.1898

the situation he:
‘ ions are ampil
W that the squsd
’va ldvsntsge when
return to limit!
awn m“ I“ Wit 0
this would WWIID

Mamet rmlrl
saw the «upside ill

It contains many despstch- '

His orders wcrl '

To Carvers at Martiniquy

M98 aid! Id“

{opiate was ., Ideas.

We” pay two faresyon 85‘ purchases.

 
 

369 unimpfflain Street,-

 

, rebel
,riuuuediflst Department was never more

, . routine. results are mans am
in all velvet mind-d val: laimd rim ails. Homily de sat and '
Ostrich mm. mm by wither rhinestones or out steel buo-
kle. Womslsomnyinsmm com and black vaavar
Militia, trimmed with breasts and fancy wings

’ scholars rate where

retinal-.10.. la. one. roll am my... 81. icon Tam cease

‘ tori. dds, were 81.82. Ostrich Homes. the to 88.. Trimmed Golf
Hats. 78o. were 81.50.- Trimmed Golf Hats. 98o were 81.75. Stylish
Trimmed Bets. 815“: 81.88. 82 4,8 83. 84. 110 lo 819 $0-

‘ Photographs iol Christmas.
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Those who make arrangeme ate for early sittings are wise.

 

“your bell dress bat ‘

 

 

 

VoyaVvoarfsrsbotnwsyseau. ”purchases.

E H DILLON 6: CO.

 

Bridgeport. Colin.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Appointments made by telephone.
Call number 143-12.

 

tiful memory. Memory is possession.
it is the only thi g on earth that is ab-
solutely ours. w ich no one can take
From us. We can produce and enjoy it
in ac rowd of uncongenisl people as

can drown its voice; no distance can
dim its ciearness. Strength, hope:
beauty. everything else. may pass:
Memory will stay. j

if it should be asked what possession l
i most valued. i would say some beau- ‘

really as if we' were alone No noise {from circulation.

18 Initiation soul.
soul tonsil. Gs So North
_ ‘umloav. sunrise rule oaavsrsaus.

Berlin cemeteries are now infested
by people who try to lift the grave-
stones in the hope of finding bank
notes under them. Grunenthai. the
government bank ofiicldl who is accus-
cd of having appropriated either inlay
used bank notes or notes withdrawn
had picked out
'graveysrds as hiding places for his
plunder. Large sums have been found
by the police under three gravestones
already

 

 

 

 

 

fllE Menu

of our grain and manufactured goods
the creditor nation of the world. Wi

ll 8.

front as a world power of the first chss.
pansion. That's me. Looking for more trade.
give thanks for is our stock of seasonnbie Groceries, at prices quoted. Never
before were the goods more choice. Call and assure yourself.
fruits and nuts except the poor kind.

GROCERY’S

Thanksgiving Announcement.

The American people at this time have much to be thankful for.
has been a record-breaking yeal in in my directions. Europe has taken more i

This

than ever before in our history. We on c
h one bound we have leaped to the
The American people are for can
Among the other things to

All kinds of
These we do not keep. Come and see

 

Dudley's Pumpkin.

’eeded Raisins, Owl brand ......... lic
leeded Raisins. Knickerbocker magi.
................................ c
"fleshed Currants ................ .10c
iuta'nu Seedless Raisins ........... 12c
t‘lnest Four Crown Raisins, y large.
soft. New ....................... 12c
”Jlus’tcl Raisins ................ 18c lb.

)ritnge and union Peel.

Biggest and best pkg. Mince Meat, 10¢

None Such Mince Meat ............ 9c

Nonparell Wet Mince Meat. clean dud
wholesome. A particular mince meat
for particular people. sold by the'
pound. tastes line ..llc; 2 lb. for 25¢

“.gga. warranted good. ........ 25c dos.

‘Jggs. warranted better ........ 28c dos.

 

Em. warranted fresh ..... , . . .35c dos.

We sell most of those 'at 25c. and
they run good.

Our Sweet Cider is now famous the

town over. You will need some.
............................. 8c qt.
Pop Corn Balls. . . ............ 10c dos.
Papping Corn ................ 10c pkg.
Nuts of all kinds at right prices.
Celery, fine ............. ...150 bunch.
Cranberries ............ 7c; 3 qta, 20c.

Sweet Potatoes. Plum Pudding.

We can supply a limited demand for
Home Raised Young Poultry. Order
two days ahead. It will be very nice.

There is unusual interest noticed
about our file tea. it is s new lot, and
a bargain; ,

 

it) buy— I l. "

13 North Main street,

1 ition.
‘1 o be.

Be not deceived by short weight currnnts and raisins at .10c pkg.
are not so good or so cheap as those that sell for more money. A good place

Model Grocery,

new» w :W'.

 

South N orwalk.

 

Thanksgiving Sale.

We ofler the Finest and Most Select Stock of Groceries ever offered to the public at Prices that Defy Compe-
The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices has always been our motto in business and will always continue

 

, entail a thing were posaibis. by the lug-

— blockade st lanfihgd'.’ and go to Manila ‘
, to smash Dewey, afterwards returning “

. not“ lie wished to blow, them up lathe

. revelation of the weakness of the foe

' dish is more appreciated than in the

They I

’One of Hartford's hairdressers. whr

m m bvtkslflnisterostr
on Janet. thstderve'rsshould run the

to finish off Sampson!

nearly all seen the light before. per.
vars was never deceived about the ruin
of- his ships if haltrlsd to take than:

harbor and landrihis men to assist in
the defence of the place. But he was
under Blanoo's'orders. and that oflcer
insisted. as we know. upon the Admi-
ral's going out to am 000 of his men
killed. in a spirit of sheer "vanity."
as Carvers called it. One incidental
point is cleared up in these despstcller.
Admiral Sampson has said that be nev-
er knew why his ships were not fired
on at night when standing in close to
the barber’s mouth with their search-
lighte. The reason is that the Span-
ish had not the guns‘or ammunition to
do it. Cervers asked Gen. Linsres‘to
open on the American ships at night,
but that ofilcer bad to inform him that
he had no artillery mounted that could
do it. And the sinusition on shore was
as defective as it was on shipboard.
Where is boasting! This is the ques-
tion we well may ask after this full

we conqueror! at Santiago. The only
boast the Spaniards have made is that
they showed the world they knew how
to die. Never did men go more clear-
eyed to death for their country than
Cervern and his comrades. What he
has now published is in defense of
his intelligence. He wanted his friends
and his country to kliow that he at
least had not been dwelling in no fool‘s
paradise. "This squadron is already
destroyed." he wrote, on selling from
Cape Verde. But no defense was nccd~
ed of Admiral VPaacllal Cervera'a pat-
riotism or gallantry. Those are writ.
ten lmperishsbly in the faithful story
of what he did and dared, with serene
courage. in the face of fated disaster.

 

A comparison of the points scored by
Yale and Princeton.» this your gums
Yale a decided advantage. The figures
show that Yale had scored Illl points
to her opponenta"'fi've in nine games
while Princeton has rolled up 174
points to her opponents' eleven in
twelve games.

 

FALL FASHIONS” NB wears

(Deborah. in Hartford Courant.)

The toque of fat 18‘. cry fetching and
not very expensive

 

it isn't well even for a grown person
to take a both directly after eating.

——g'-

 

 

Wreaths. flowers. plumes and rolls
are a few of the hat ornaments made
of chiffon and similar materials.

M

There is no place where the chafing
sick room. The undo-date nurse is
skilled in its use.

 

 

Keep a separate iron for griddel-
cakes. never cook them on an iron in
which onions. dab or other food which
has a strong odor has been cooked. it
is better to keep an iron especially for
the cakes.

 

 

The manufacturers of fancy feathers
are complaining that the great liking
the ladies have taken to the hats at
taffeta and velvet means they are sel~
ling fewer feathers than they had any
ticipated. There is little probability
however, of the ladies holding to taffe-
ta brims and bows all winter.

 

 

I There are toques that have so lltll'
Ito them aside from the loops and ends
of ribbon that rise in front that one
can hardly tell whether a woman has
. not on one of the new evening coil'furl
ornaments of ribbon which placed
Just back of the pompadour. looks as
if it might be a toque.

 

 

There are numbers of children. and
grown people too. having their heads
treated for what they call dandruif
who really need to consult a physician

treats the scalp my skilfully. told me
recently that she had a great many
«uses to treat who were sent to her by
physicians for treatment by her sim~
ultaneously with their own.

 

l lb. pkg. New Prep. Buckwheat
cut to ........................... 0c
1 qt. bot. Golden Drip Syrup, cut to Mo
1 qt. bot. White or Cider Vinegar.
cut to ........................... 7c
1 qt. bot. Pure Salad Oil. cut to.*...l2c
1 pt. bot. long island Catsup. cut to be
New Tomatoes (12c quality) cut to. .9c
Vanilla Extract (10c quality) cut to r..-
High Grade Fruit Jams, cut to ...... 0c
Now .Seeded Raisins, out to. . . .10c pkg

Cleaned Currants. out to ......... 8c lb.
New Lemon Peel. cut to ........ 100 lb.
Sweet l’ie Pumpkin, cut to ..... .8c lb.
Grape Nuts Food, cut to ...... lic pkg

Unccdn “Biscuit. cut to .......... lc pkg.
Pure lard. cut to .............. 8c lb
Full Cream Cheese. cut to ..... .ll’m lb.
Shredded Coddsh. cut to ..... ...ic pkg.
Kippered Berri“, cut to ...... He can

Good Sweet Corn. cut to ..' ...... 7c can
11.0.Prepsred Flour. cut to..l:lc pkg.

‘ 3 lb. can White Cherries. 27c quai-

Bordcn's Eagle Milk, cut to. . . .lic can
Plum Pudding. cut to .............. 9c
7 lbs. Laundry Starch. cut to ...... 25c

ity, cut to ...................... 15c
Sugar Cured Shoulders. cut to . . . .‘Mc
New Carolina Blowout to ; ........ to
i5 cakes Laundry Soap. cut to ..... the
5 lbs. New Cal. Prunes. cut to ..... 25c

Lemon and Ginger Snaps. per lb. ... 4c

 

Pink and Cold China Covered Butter

 

 

No so Main Must. Hort-rails.

FAMOUS BLGlN CBBAMERY BI‘TTBB. 27 CENTS A FOUND.
A Handsome Boa of Mixed Candy Free to all purchasers of Tess and Codees.
F’Bi’lly—Bpecisi for This Week with 2 pounds Gales. beanorground. at 22c lb. ——Your choice One Beautiful

Dish. One Large Pink and Gold Chianti

screen. four folds. Beautiful Decorations.

THE P. J. LYNCH co.

as Washington Marlo. Norse-m

‘.\

Cream Jug. one Large Japanese

The later oileisl compasses has ‘

JRCKETS
CAPES
1t mattersnot notwhethar 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 89. 00 kind.
at “87.50

ladles' Fine Kersey Jackets. black
brown. navy and caster. 812.00
quality. at. ...........810..00

Young Ladies' Coats. plain collars
and mixtures. values from 87. 50
to 810. 00. a large variety to
choose from. at ............... 85. 00

Ladies' Black Cloth Capes, fur and
braid trimming, the 83.98 kind”

............................. .50
ll:dles' Black Cloth Capes. all new
styles. worth 810.00 at ...... . .8750

Fine Black Kersey Capes. trimmed

with braid and fur, 812.00 kind. 9
............................ 8. 8

Black Kersey Golf Cape. lined
throughout with best quality
black satin. elegant finish, very
stylish. worth 820.00 at .817. 75

Handsome Black Capes, braided in
new designs. 818.00 kind. at . . .815.00

CROCKERY

English Porcelain. made by the
“Haddocks." "Henry Allcock." and
f'Wedgewood a Co." and warranted
never to erase.

 

7c quart Table Bowls .......... .....5c
7c Sauce Dishes ..................... 8c
iSc Flatten, festoon edge ....... ...12c
26c Platters. festoou edge .......... 191
Turkey Platters. festoon edge ...... 391

19c Vegetable Dishes, this sale....12c
25c Vegetable Dishes. special ...... 17c

25c Sauce Boats ............. . ...... 15c
lilo Pickle Trays ................... 12c
3c individual Butter Dishes...’.....2c
individual Pudding Moulds ........ 10c
25c quart Pudding Moulds. any
shape ........................... 19c

 

 

 

all to be prepared in every possible way.
STORE news tells of many things yéu need.

 

announces:
muons ' ‘

72-inch lrish Linen Table Damask,
very lustrous finish, a genuine 81
quality. Boston Store price.....
15:15 ail-linen Fringed Doylies,
plain, white and fancybord
if". this Thanksgiving sale, per ..59
J. S. Brown & Son’s famous make-
two specimen Table Bamako-we add
to our Thanksgiving linen sale. A sale,
by the way, that every housewife in
Fairneld county should attend with-
out fail. if needing table papery before
the coming feast day of the year.
72oinch bleached pure Linen Table
Damask. regular price, 75c,
Brown I: Son's wholesale price
today, 60o. Boston Store price ..59c
72-inch bleached. extra line and
heavy All-linen Table Damask.
Brawn a Son's import price to-
day. 92c. Boston Store price .. . .81.00
5-8 Dinner Napkins to match Table
Damasks, purchased at less than
cost to make, Brown & Son's
wholesale list price. 81.10‘ per
dos. Boston Store’s price ........ 95o
22-inch Napkins, Shamrock make,
25 dos. lot only-two patterns,
but both neat and pretty—regu-
lar retail price, 82.50 a dos., Boo-
ton Store price...... ....... ....81.98

.750

 

GLRSSWARE

The very latest patterns. you cannot
tell them from Cut Glass.

 

 
 

TING TIME HINTS!

Th9 fast approach of Thanksgiving Day, the great New‘
England any of home feasting and visiting, warns one and

BOSTON

BLANKET!
COMFORTABLE:

These are inst the things now for as
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 sire 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 offer
these few pairs at ...... ........82.42

11- i also extra heavy Blankets. cost
at wholesale today. 81.50 a pair.
Boston Store price ............ 81.25

Extra. size, full filled with good
cotton. chintz covered. a really
81125 Comforter. Boston Store's

rce ..................

Just 25 Comforters bought to sell
at 81 75 for this Thanksgiving
sale. each... .............. .....81.“

KITCHEN
SUNDRIES

Necessary at Thanksgiving time-
only a few hints of the hundreds to he
found in our basement where a
Thanksgiving sale is now on.
19c Steel Nut Picks, 0 in a box. ...15o
19c Steel Nut Crackers. nickel plat-

ed. special ................ .. ....lio
69c Raisin Seeder, "The Boston."

best made ................. .. ...m
7c Potato Craters .......... .........4o
lo Nutmeg Grater. special.
10c Measuring Cups, this sale ..... ..Sc
59 or 10 inch Pie Plate. either depth. .io

 

25c Celery Holders ................. 15c 15c Wire Flour Sievea. “The Mag-

lllc Celery Trays. for this sale ...... l'c I in" ........................... .10c

14c Cranberry Sauce Dishes. on - 15c Sheet iron Drip Pans. 10114,
cial ............................. loci special ....................... .100

lio Spoon Trays ................... 10c 450 Fruit and Vegetable Presses.

20c Fruit Dishes. three shapes.

choice ..........................
39c Water Bottle. with tumbler....25c
10c Toothpick lloldcrs .............. 5c
98c Wine Decanters ................ 69c

“(be four piece Table, Set. speclai,. 59c
26c Blown Glass Pitchers ...........
5c Blown Glass Tumblers .......... So

I Telephone Cali BB-2.

ESEYMOUR’S STORE.

 

picked.

The best goods to be found in the
market at very reasonable prices.

3 qts. Cape Cod Cranberries. 25c.

2 qts. fancy Bell Cranberries. 25c.

Choice Nutty Crisp Celery 16c, large
bunch.

3 packages Columbia Mince Meat.
25c.

Fancy Sweet Potatoes. 35c peck.

Parsnipa, Beets. Spinach, Onions.
Currants. Raisins. Citron. Orange and
Lemon peel.

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

seen.

Cherries
Jellies. Olives, Pickles.

WE OFFER:

Fancy line of Florida Oranges from .
25c dos. up.

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

Choice line of Candy and Crackers:
both imported and domestic, glac
Pineapple. pure Jams and

5c 59c Covered Roasting Pans..

 

 

this sale ................. .......290

.....39e

45c two-quart Pudding Boiler.....85¢
mgathree- quart Granite lrou Sauce

lic two-quart Granite iron Pud-
ding Pans ............... .

All sizes of Busting Spoons.

 

 

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Thanksgiving J oys.

When we gather about the table for the Thanksgiving 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 fees " until the bones of the turkey have been well

Fancy Sweet Rosy Gilt Edge Creamy

ery Butter.

if you want a fine country Turkey

call Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday
morning.

if you want to see the finest display

of eatables, including all of the novel-
ties of the season. call at our store.

Our Nuts are all new and the best It Vi” 3“797189 Y0“ ‘0 399 '5“ I. 0“

mixture to be found at 15c lb.

the market.

English Plum Pudding, 10c 15c. 25c Ferris Home and Boneless Bacon. a

and 50c.

 

Every cent counts in the household expenses.
saved there soon amount to a dollar.. .
be able to save a good many dollars If she does her trading here.

breakfast dish.

C. E. Seymour. Leading Gocer,33 .Waah.St.

 

Good Groceries for Little Money.

A cent saved here and two cents
In the course of a year a careful woman will
If she will come
to us for Groceries her savings will be made a little bigger than ever before.

 

BUTTER-The very best Elgin Creamery Butter. fresh made and very fancy, 276 lb.

 

THANKSGIVING SPECIALTIES.

New Seeded Raisins. pkg. ........ 10c New Mixed Nuts. 2 lbs. for 25clVanils Drip Syrup. qt. can me
New Cleaned Consuls. pkg. ...... 7c Cape Cod Cranberries. qt. ........ 7c New Orleans Molasses. can 15o
Fancy New hem Peel, lb. ....r.10c .New Cali. Prunes. 5 lbs. for ...... 25c.5 pound pail lv'rult Jelly 15°
Fancy New Citron, lb. ............ 15c Evaporated Peaches, 2 lb. ........ 25cfPure Fruit Jams. in glass, 80
Fancy New Orange Peel. lb. ...... 10c Mince Meat. pkg. .................. 5c IPlum Pudding. 1 lb. can. '10s

 

GRANULATBD SUGAR-21 l_bs Best Fine Granulated Sugar for $1.00.

 

FLOUR—Maud S. Flour. Best in the world, 55c bag; . $4.35 bbl.

 

COFPBB— Five pounds Best Java Cofiec for $1.00.

 

 

 

New York Grocery Company

Bartlett...

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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