Evening sentinel, Friday, December 1, 1899 · page 4

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

. al‘ a day in Irina
MW ' mam. delight.

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‘ treasured in football.
_ chase... here and
hilt!“ exhilarating forms
17th there were various
in the afternoon and
Moe. the theatre, the

m others to whom the
have been dull and
Mend it not been tui-
wk done by the churches
' . ' persons, who saw
needy ones were clothed
. i"

H—
‘i'rdudisco Call editorial says:
enough to know that of our
trade less than nine per cent
. in our ships, but it is worse
‘ralilnded that our great Republic
lil'vast commerce. its frontage
' 1'0 mighty oceans of the globe.
smaller ocean going steam ton-
thau Norway or Spain, and but
more than Japan. Surely it is
to reuse up. Legislation for the
. of American shipping is a
> y of the time."

 

 

, ,(‘of our Stamford contemporaries
" red that chrytlling is on
Mon. Kerosene. coal, dry goods

hiked goods and even station-
‘ etharfeativa bean have joined
' flightl'whiie potatoes are so
they are considered bad for the
and are a drug on the mar-

 

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a velvet season; it is also a fur

 

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rest. When being placed in the

{to made a use at Peanlagto‘n, catc

ng hills on the cheek and tearing the

skin.
rlaon" answers the description
of the man who earlier in the day
a colored man in South Nor-
waik. and demanded money. When it

 
 

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November”

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TRYING THE NIV "El HORSE.

Thenewlrohunefor the South
Newslh was given a
trialy by Driver
Samuel lieiiowaa. and found to per-
form his duties satisfactory. Heeost

 

till-fl. delivered In Bouts Norwalk.

 

 

Photographs for chultlnas.

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

Those who make arrangements fi if early sittings are wise

Appointments made by telephone.‘
Cull number 143-12

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GET IN LINE FOR YOUR

G S North.
Holiday Advertising!

SECURE SPACE AND POSITION NOW
BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE.

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iHE MODEL

of our grain and manufactured goods

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GROCERY' 5

Thanksgiving Announcement.

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

 

Europe has taken more
than ever before in our history. We are

the creditor nation of the world. With one bound we have leaped to the
front as a world power of the first class.
panuon. That's me. Looking for more trade. Among the other things to
give thanks for is our stock of seasons ble Groceries. at prices quoted. Never
before were the goods more choice. Call and assure yourself.
fruits and nuts except the poor kind.

The American people are for ex-

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

 

 
 

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ROUGH RIDERS HILLSIDES
Coburn center ‘_ Benger
Abrahams r. guard Von Gal
Decker l. guard Pay
‘ Newman r. tackle Creagh
Younge ls. Tackle H. Conelly
Boyd R. End H. Coneliy. Cap.
Cavanagh '4. End Ouyer
Bogardus Quarterback Monahen
Kelley, Cap L. Hall Bark Bradley
O'Brien Pull Back Palmer
Caney Right Half Back Swiver
Touchdowns: Kelley. 2; O’Brien. 2;

Whammy” mater
fimmmmuw
llthe.afternoona haircu-

wae iayad the ”Bahia
mm bethes the gown massed
an elem mt

Ulises, checker and Club. . of
mm . m ,
to nothing. A good crowd witness.

thaprograaeof-thegamebetoeea
Willem Personsaed Daniel when.
thetnrmsrchsrgtegtheletter

resented "the
charge 33 earn" y, badly using up
Persona. Keogh was Hm
some. The nee-w e:
ROWNI. sonwatate
left end Jeanine!
Keywcrth left tackle . Wadhams
Dance right guard Gmrie
Holmes center lliaon
Lindeherg right guard Whtiiock
knees . lit tackle . 1'. James
Wilson right and James
Cookerham quarterback Gregory
Williamson left D. liens
Crew right half ‘ Oneteed
lngeraoll Bfull beck ‘ ~w. ltowe
lieferee. A.B . Russell. .

Umpire, Charles VanDine

A very exciting game of football was
played yesterday morning on the West
avenue ileid. near the Armory. The
contesting team were the Rough Rid-
m. captained by Charles Kelley. and
the Hillaides. captained by Harry Con-
elly. The game resulted in a victory
for the Rough Riders. who defeated
their opponents by a. score of 84 to o.
The Hillsides showed very good team
work. but were unableto withstand
the rushline of the Rough Ridcrs. A
large number of enthusiasts witnessed
the game. The line up:

Caney. 2. Safeties. Rough Riders. 2.
Umpire. Nelson Crew: referee. John

 

Cocksrham'. linesnlcn.- Lewis and
Keyworth.
NEW MEMBERS OF THE GOLI'I
CLUB.

The following new members have
been taken into the Norwaik Golf
Club: Lewis C. Green, Mrs. bowie C.
Green. Harvey M. Kent. hire. Harvey
M. Kent. Miss Ethel Wilcox. Miss Mllv
lie Wilcox. E. Hubbell Hotchkiss. lire
E. Huhbeli Hotchkise. Mrs. David W
Raymond. Frank A. Ferris. Mrs Ar-
thur C. Wheeler, It as .orneiia If. flay
mond. Miss - ox, ‘ lire. Elle
Hill. Mrs. A. N. Clarke, Miss Alice l
Cole, Willis H. Selle-ck. George E. Cur-
tis. H. E. Bishop, Richard H. Golden
and Mrs. Josephine N. Golden.

TICKET AGENT HARRIS lLL.

George W. Harris. of Lowe street
ticket agent at the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad station.

in South Norwuik. on account of poor
health. will take a vacation. Elton ll
Baker, night ticket agent. will take his
place and George Harris. Jr.. will
substitute as night agent

 

Assessment Notice. ..

 

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$83.!" h .'

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the Belt Wringing Ifopa .......... 29c
40c mum Decorated Water Pitch-

.............................

his Nicely Decorated Oatmeal
Bowls ..... ._ ....................

Three China Cups and Saucers....29c
Three China Breakfast plates ..... ”c
Ladlea' Gingham Aprons. 2 for....29c
Ladles' White Aprons, ”c kind. at the

Children's School Caps. 2 for ...... 20c
Fancy Boucie Tam O'Shantera .. . .2ec
Ledlea’ Jersey Overgaitera ......... 29c
Children's Worsted Leggings ...... 29c
Ladiee' ”c Aprons ................ 29c

Ledles' 49c Flannel Petticoats ...... 29c

Ladies flannel Night Gowns. spe~
ciei ............................. 50c

Ladles' Flannel Night Gowns.
worth 81.25 ., .................... 98c

Ladies' Flannel Wrappers. worth
$1.5: ........................... 98c

Ladles' Black Capes. worth 88.00.
.............................. 86. 98

500 yards Beating Cotton. 7 spools
for ............................. 29,.

25 cent Hair Brush. 12 cent Dress-
ing Comb ........................

25 cent Whisk Broom. 15 cent
Clothes Brush ................... 29¢

4% yards Beet Brush Binding ....th

1 pair 25 cent Side Combo. 1 dozen
15 cent hair pins ................ 29c

39 cent Scissors .................. 29c

4 papers Safety Pins. 4 papers Toi-
let Pins

25c Tooth Brush. 10c Nail Brush, 29c
25c Sterling Silver Thimble. 2 pa-

lec Large White lining sown....eec;
the Covered Chambers ............ the
the Japenned Coal Hods .......... 29c

29* Men 3 Scotch Wool Gloves 39c kind 29c

 

A Grand

 

TWENTY-NINE CENT SALE!

,.

dc Outing flannel. this sale. 0 yds., 29c
600 Fur Collarettes. now so popu-
lar at 33 per oentflese than usual.
loo Seem. with heads. French
coney . ........................ $1.75

50 Scarfs. imitation atone marten.
worth “.00 i

50 Scarfs. genuine skunk. worth
$10.00 ......................... ".00

Black Crepon. 44 In wide. worth
.300 .......................... 81.50

...................

it in. Black Brilliantlne, 81 qual-
ity .............................. 75c
300 yards Fancy Silks for evening
walata, $1.50 quality ........... 81. 00
M in. Fancy Wool Mixtures. 49c
and. 39c klnde .................. 29c
is in. ail-wool indie Twill, black.
49c kind ........................ 29c

Misses Vests and Pants. sizes 16 to
26.’ regular price 19c and 25c
each. 2 garments ................ 29c

Ladiea’ Black Hose. in fleece. the
twoyfor a quarter kind, at 3 pairs

for .............................. 29c
2 pairs Worsted Mittens. the 25c
kind. 2 pairs for ................ 20c

Only two pairs to a customer.

Men's Suspenders worth 25c pair,
2pairs for ....................

3 all- linen Collars at ..............29c
The 15c~2 for a quarter kind.

Boys' Knee Pants ................. 29(-
Worth 39c.

Mens‘ Outing Flannel Shirts. flat
felled seems. the 45c kind at
Ludies' Worsted and Cotton Vests.
no panic with this lot ...........29c

.29c

Commencing TOMORROW we open the second of our MAGIC FIGURE SERIES.

Prices for more attractive than were even the first sale of the series. Be sure and
attend during one of these days, and you will be convinced that our prices are
much the lowest, and our goods only the best. No matter what you want. the
BEST is what we always give. NOW FOR THE MAGIC FIGURES.

Men's Socks in black and ilgured,
the best We Stocking in America.
4 pairs for ......................

Another case Men's 75c Gray and
Camel a Hair Shirts and Drawer. 50c

Men's Wool Son. the 19c kind, 2
pairs ...........................

6c Domet Flannel. this sale. 7
yards ........................... 29c

5c Unbleached 4-4 Muslin. this sale
6 yards .........................

8c Toilet Crash, twilied, this sale.
8 yards .........................

39c Underskirt Pattern this sale. 20c
So all- linen Doyiles fringed. this
sale. 6 for ...................... 29c

12c Turkish Towel. unbleached.
this sale. 3 for .................. 29c

39c Table Linen, red border. this
sale. the yard .................. 29c

15c Knotted Fringe Damask Towel.
3 for

Twiiied Toweiing. unbleached.

worth live. 4 yards .............. 29c
Calico. light ground. worth to

yard. 1 yards ................... 29c
83.50 Wool Blankets ............. 82.49
Comfortables. 81.49 quality ...... 81.13
Comfortables. $1.25 quality ........ 98c
Embroidered Handkerchiefs. the

15c kind. three for .............. 29c

Plain white and colored bordered
Handkerchiefs. worth 5c and 8c,
7 for ............................ 29c

large bar Fastiie Soap. the 10c
kind. 4 bars for ................ 29c

Pears' [Tuscentcd Soup. 3 cakes for 29¢

Kingsberry's' Toilet Specialties.
regular price 50c, at .............

 

 

peril Needles .................. 129i-

Bought to sell at 75c

7 ,. Telephone chi ae-z.

... :SEYMOUR’S STORE

 

Only one bottle to a customer.

 

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“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.

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‘ ."°“ l“ ‘9‘" "‘5‘“ “"9" ‘ Notice is hereby gluonn that the fol '
, like cashmere. Dudley’s Pumpkin. Eggs. warranted fresh ...... ...35c dos. ' ( W W .
f a mu. Seeded Raisins. Owl brand ..... ....lic hWu sell oigget of those at 26c. and mills‘xa'migi as thenceae may ThanksgiVIng Joys°
. even an rese ms t .
”all”; trimmedcywith lece em- deededltaieina. Knickerbocker Pr“; 0:: 3;; Cider‘A ,. now famous the Ktigfuéimfimlindalziimi'q'gm :1: When we gather about the table for the Thanksgiving dinner and look at the bountiful supply of good things.
MIC“- etc. Zieuned Currants _______ .. ....... 10c town over. You '1“ need some. street. in tbh city. from a. southerly and the members of the family gathered from near and far to spend a day at the old homestead, should be a time
, ' ...—...... gnu,“ Seedlesa mm“. __________ 12c ............ ....... ....sc qt. side of The Norwalk iron Works Com- if nnalioyed happiness—there should be no "skeleton at the feast" until the bones of the turkey have been well
Milli Magi)”- to be FrenCh)’ “no“ P'Olil' crown Rush” ”'1', Pop Corn Bulll, .............. 10¢ dos 9";"fldbzigg “1:;du'zhfirgfinoztre‘zte picked
‘ he of a contrasting color to the soft, New ....................... 12c Popping Corn ................ 10c pkg. :3] a: “Bush“ and for the layout WE OFFER'
with which“ is to we worn. :lnster Raisins ...... . ......... 18c lb. (Nults of flall kinda at right palaces h wildenin: and alteration of said street. mm .
w. ; -“ mu” ”m launch Peel. ’9 "7' "e """""""" unc ' with the amounts of their respective The beat good to ound Fancy line of Florida Oranges from Fancy Sweet Rosy Gilt Edge Cream-
mzzmlgig‘maflfig: . gfl‘ee'stugdmapnz‘rm“ M9“ 13" Cranberries """""" 7c; 3 qte, 20" assessments. as embodied in the report market at very reasonable prices. 25c dos. up. ery gum...

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Sweet Potatoes. Plum Pudding.

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

of the Committee of i-‘reeholderu. ac
cepted bv the Cmncil of this city Nov-
ember 27th. 189’:

3 ate. Cape Cod Cnnberflu. 25c.
2 ate. fancy Bell Cranberries. 25c.
Choice Nutty Crisp Celery 16c, large

Golden tinted cluster Helaga Grapes.

The finest cluster Raisins to be
seen.

if you want a line country Turkey
call Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday

Nonpareil Wet Mince Heat, clean and
w.holesome A particular mince meat
for particular people. sold by the

 

_ cotton cloth worn in hot coun-

 

 

 

 

 

‘ bunch. morning
' ' ”’0 "mum“ by ““1011an 0” nd. tastes fine ..lic: 2 lb. for 25c. There is unusual interest noticed I Choice line of (mm and Crackers.
and'yokes "0 “Millie“ pig’s: warranted good. ........ 26c dos. about our 40c. tea. it is a new lot. and g a" g g 25: mus" Columbia Mince Heat. both imported and domestic glece if you want to nee the finest display
.m VI! on the upper parts of Sggs. warranted better ........ 28c dos. a bargain. . S E E3: Fancy Sweet Potatoes. 350 Mt. Cherries Pineapple mm, Jung and of cstaii'les. including all of the novel-
1 9‘. :3. 533 Parsnipe. Beets. Sp|mh' Onions Jellies, Olives Pickles. ties of the season. cell at our um
MD of velvet is not as easy to Be not'deceivcd by short weight currents and raisins at 10c pkg. They grit»; Nil-ii? ..li a II. 3.11. C(35) 9;: M Currant! Mung, Citron. Orange and Our Nuts are all new and the best '; VI“ surprise you 10 see VIII! 1! 0|!
’ trimming for as one of cloth. are not so good or so cheap as those that sell for more money. A good place gnu“... "..., “my. u, ' Lemon peel mixture to be found at inc lb. r l 9 market.
consider them ““50",." um to buy-- Ambler. mishan- llay- All “pee the varieties of staple and fen- English Plum Pudding. 10c 15c, 2.x: Ferris Hams and Boneless Bacon, a
' mond. 1"" " “limo“ cy Cheese. and bile. breakfast dish.

 

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South Norwelk Conn... November 23.
1809.
Per Order of the Council,
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
City Clerk.

T hanksgiving Sale.

We offer the Finest and Host Select Stock of Groceries ever olered to the public at Prices that Defy Compe-
The Bell Goods It the 140'”! Prices hill always been our motto in business and will alwm continue

. but the! silk braids make very
- mutations.

 

 

Model Grocery, ' f

Mfeggfwfiwggmfiflg 13 North Main street. South N orwallr. I

’ . etc, one would almost be justi-

. calling the present season a
..onealeo * ,

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minus cloak is being adopted more
N than we had anticipated. it is a

garment. and does not seem
the right kind of a wrap for the
On the‘ contrary. when one
“bdy step om her carriage clad
at these ong cloaks there is a
that she possesses a scone of.
gownlng is.

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 savings will be made a little bigger than ever before

BUTTER-The very best Elgin Creamery Butter. fresh made and very fancy, 27c lb.

 

 

 

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to be.

 

 

Cleaned Currants. cut to ......... sc II).
New Lemon Peel, cut to ..... ...lOc lb.

3 lb. pkg. New Prep. Buckwth
cut to ........................... 9c

Borden's Eagle lilk. cut to....lie can
. . ...... 9c

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ll the "Dry Goods Econo-

1 qt. bot. Golden Drip Syrup. cut to 10¢

 

 
 
 
 

Sweet Pie Pumpkin, cut to......8c lb.

Plum Pudding. cut'to

 

 

 

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mm m gangs; . ...t 2:. m- .. ...... ...... 7 3...; .3. 12:... .. ... m ... .. ...... ..."... ... “..- THANKSGIVING SPECIALTIES.
. :s%e"3$i“ ino‘tligoe: I z: bon'iidr}"child'oii'é'ui'iéiiiiiz: P3; i...f“2.;°$‘i?f:jiiiiiif.‘i£‘h' lty, m to ...... . .isc New Seeded Raisins. m. ........ lile New lined Nuts, 2 lbs. m ...... momma on, Syrup, 1!. can 1e.
,, ”A” icons-tasted the applique 1 pt. bot.'Long Island Gallup, cut to 5.: Pull Cream Cheese. out to ...... 15c lb. Sum Cum! Bhouldm. m to ....mc New Cleaned Currents. eke. 7c Cece Cod Cranberries. at ........ “leg New Orleans lloIa-u. as 156
5‘ from the lace has}?! New Tunafoes (lull-silty) cut to..9c Shredded Codush, cut to ........ dc pkg. New Carolina Rieegeut to ......... to fancy New Damn Peal. lb. ..... . No New Cell. Prunes. 5 lbs. for ...... zscih pmd pail halt Jelly ..... 15s
l. j ‘ MI 3' 3:: Vanilla Extract iioc quality) cutto a: Klppered Herring. cut to......11c can 15 cakes Laundry Soap. cutie ----- ”6 May New Citron. lb. . . 15c Evaporated Peaches. a lb. ........ 25e,Pure Fruit Jams. in pass. as
with the applique] "in “Me M" "I”: “It to ------ ’c “M 3"“ Wm m I0 -------- 7e “1' 5 “'- N" w- m “n to.....25c Fancy New Orange Peel. lb. ...... 10c liace lent. pkg. .................. seine:- Pudding. 1 lb. can. . ....... . loe'
mlildtiemrrea«it"nlnlI New Seeded Raisins, cut to. . . .10c pkg. H. 0. Prepared Flour. cut to..13e pkg. Lemon and Ginger Snaps. per lb. . '
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. at the foot of 1
- . unity for cm-
new an impression!
with the utmost
such a dress as e'
yearn for. The'
. was enhanced!!!
' stain of noble
of coarse.
won the
tool!

 
 
 
 
 
 

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FAMOUS ELGIN ('REAMERY BUTTER. 37 CENTS A POUND.
A Handsomenoxot lined Caadyli're‘e toell purchasereof'l'eeeaadColeae.

FREE—Special for This Week withupoeada Colee.heeaorgroned.at 38o lie—Your choice” One Beautiful
Pink and Gold China Coverall B,atterDish anLargePlnksndiloldChiaa Cream Jed. one
Beautiful Deemntioaa.

THE P. J. LYNCH co.

vi" “' it. so Blaine Direct. Rom-the...- .

lamb-fields.

GRANULA’I‘BD SUGAR-21 lbs Best Fine Granulated Sugar for “.00.

 

FLOUR-Maud 8. Flour, Beat in the world, BBC hag; $4.35 bbl.

 

COFFEE— Fiye pounds Best Java Codes for $1.00.

 

 

 

 

New York Grocery Company, ,

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