nations of the city
'uncseslled in
an! m We
venera-
« hospitable mud to. psople.ths
texts in the old
on. he refers to
. .01 the Slmday newspa-
cling cud other Sunday
‘ When peeple' are earnest-
' ‘kplrltnal Instruction and
‘ God theysre not criti-
when unless they betray
hthcir‘servlces in .1
manner. Moreover
‘ f his audience reacts on
{As with actors on the
orator-s of the platform, re-
mth in ms audience Is
tlrs eloquence in the
IPervasive and mssionste re-
on In the congregation
inpathetic feeling in the
" , ch people the preacher
, ' dry and emotionless es-
” it catches their tone and feels
them. ’
nbtless. there are more distrno
from church going than formerly.
hetivities are more numerous
attractive. New sports appeal In
people. The Sunday newspaper
) them food for thought. and the
ption of the. pulpit is no longer
like singular importance to them.
do of Its more religious ediflcatlnn
mo was. Perhaps the social in-
once gratliled only by church-
“ finds other Outlets. But after
' museum of the decline in
. ng. if it exists, is not to he
in any of these. They would all
‘ opt aside like chaff if a wave of
enthusiasm passed over the
like that of the great awaken-
1857. for instance. The explan-
g‘bf the correspondent who said
.mi:
. they do not want to go is morc
hical. And why do they not
y go? Is it not because they are
ifaith In the truth or necessity
the doctrines preached by the
e")
not many of the clergy themselves
as they can preach?
‘ rs appealing to doubt.
tonal champions of religious
‘ 7 In the churches where
“ strength and ardor of faith
. g is is there such a decline in church
1 lbody, preaching the old Bible and
old way of salvmlon. does not com-
_,, of slim audiences so far as we
People still crowd political
...
WI: The theatres of New York were
w before so many and so numer~
attended as now.
the isms extent as of old, is it not
a} by ministers and theologians who
Ml them that the Bible. in which they;
believed as pointing out unerr-
Won. is. after all. only a human
M “human literature." faulty.ques-
arsenic and full of evidences of the
' . . cos of weak and erring human
» ‘f is It not idle for ministers to
at to illl their churches unless
motion 7
plan arranged to shut out brig-
11. Roberts. representative—elect
m. is to stop him at the
aloe.
Wu
WIN“ will bf! introduced:
”grit mrhlnrn have
.' forth in its pit
Mir.
people do not go to church simply 1
. too, is. it with the churches?
the way of salvation by Divine‘
use a message to deliver which>
. hear and heed for theilr‘
to their. deep religious de- ' ' ‘ ‘
many beautiful was. mom. ”that.
of art. the the. magnificent
hay and harbor and the‘points of in»
‘W within a few miles of New
.York are unequalled.
30mm Awmm
WILSON COHEDY COMPANY.
Next londay. December 4. the
popular comedian and actor. George
Winslow” as, week‘- outlaw
most at Ho'yt's Theatre not popular
prices. Among the many pleasant re-
memhrsnoes of Mr. Wilson’s engage-
meats last year. is the recollection once
one for Coriolmas.
With the rdturn of good times comes increased demand
Photo
FOR HOLIDAY
Those who male arrangements for early sittings are wise.
., Appointments m
it Initiation that.
and committees. The hotel account)» and M
Call number 143-12
G S. North
of
“ stsryoflloman
Amman-visitation},
“WAN 01ml! iii! OONOIBT.
The conccrt of the onions Culver.
If” Meal Clubs. at the First leth- .
odiat Ilplsoopsl Church. last night. at~
trscud on audience of over six bun-
drod people. 191th snntdertfiimlncnt was
mil! in I s 1 “91‘0"
elated, nearly cv selection on the
lung programme ng ensured. The
Mondolln Club was at its best. and the
playing throughout was most artistic.
The files Club's numbers were most
excellently rendcrcd. the work of the
bacon, Ilr. Montgomery. being among
the best ever heard in Nor-walk. The
selections of Mr. ifsrtull. the bum-
orist, were among the enioyablc festv
arcs of the ev ng. The entertain-
ment was under s auspices of Liner
D. IImitandail’s class in the Sunday
PHOTOGRAPHS
ads by telephone.
GET IN LINE FOR YOUR
HOIidh’y‘Advertising!
SECURE SPACE AND POSITION NOW
BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE.
TheEveningSentinel
. 'lHE MODEL
Thanksgiving Announcement.
The American people at this time have much to be thankful for. This
has been a record- -hreaking year In many directions. Europe has taken more
of our grain and manufactured goods
the creditor nation of the world Wi
front as a world power of the first cl
pension. That's me. [bolting for more trade.
l
i
i
l
.. in destroying the force of thel
Are not ”Dudley: Pumpkin
though . Seeded Raisins, Owl brand ...... . . .14c
s. semblance of consistency 3,. Seeded Raisins, Knickerbocker brand they run good.
re-l
give thanks for is our stock of seasons hie Groceries. at prices quoted. chre
before were the goods more choice. Call and assure yourself.
fruits and nuts except the poor kind. These we do not keep. Come and see
Ill.
“cream-s-
than ever before in our history. We are
th one bound we have leaped to the
ill. The American people are for ex-
Among the other things to
All kinds of
u
.......................... .. .12c
n", Cleaned Currants ....... .r. . ....... 10c
Butane Seedless Raisins ....... 12c
[Finest Four Crown Raisins. Large.
soft New .................. .....ifc
, '3 0‘" colrtfivondmtl (lemme? Cluster Raisins ................ 18c lb.
do not hear of It in the Roman Orange and Lemon Peel.
churches. for instance. and 3‘58“: and beat Dill! Mince N8“. 106
None Such Mince Meat ............ 9c
. Nonpareil Wet Mince Meat, clean and
Wags sppealink to their partialsg B
because they have lost interest in m;
M how can their interest be maintain
l
is is ineligible-
It's of the United fillies "
wholesome A particular mince meat
for particular people. sold by the
pound. tastes fine..;14c 2 lb. for 25c.
Eggs. warranted good, ........ 26c doz.
ggs, warranted better ........ 28c don
vEggs. warranted fresh ......... 35c dcz.
We sell most of those at 26c. and
Our Sweet Cider Is now famous the
town over. You will need some.
Tan faille strata tummsrbise velvet
are used in in log a separate waist.
The velvet is fill. oi
A street free black Venetian
cloth is decorated down the front and
about the top of the doc daring
losses with bonds of stito as white
cloth. There are rovers and bands of
the white on the waist also.
“...-mm
It is economy to buy velveteen in-
stead of velvet. particularly if intend-
ed for children.
well as velvet. wears so well and costs
much less. A good many mothers are
making It up for themselves. too.
it is predicted that soft clinging fah-
rice will be as much In demand another
season as they are now: Stiff, unwield-
ly materials are never graceful. and
the fashion dictators have declared
that they will give them no quarter for
yet another season.
m
Skirts are really growing a little ful-
ler. It is true the other sheath-like
skirts that ‘ilt one's form almost as
closely as the silken pocket does the
umbrella It Incloses, are still worn.
but they are not the newest made ones.
Enough of those with increased fulneas
were noted at the recent "Shotv" to
convince one that the tide is setting In
another direction.
With a cosy grate ilre in the dining-
room one need not fear to decorate the
table with greenand no flowers even
though the ground is covered with
snow. There Is no combination more
beeiitiful than snowy linen. delicate
green foliage, clean silver. cut glass
and dainty china. One can have the
first three if too poor to [lessens the
other two With asparagus ferns at
25c apiece. no table need go undecors-
ted. and the growth of them is as In.
tereetlng to watch as the unfolding of
the rubber plant or the palm in the
parlor.
v
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HI. III”. II DANBUIY.
lie Talks Over the Poatlseteflblp with
Prominent llensbliesss.
Congressman E. J.‘ Hill was in Dan-
hury. Wednesday. says the News. "to
talk over the question of the postmas-
tershlp with prominent Republicans
representing the two candidates for the
appointment. The congressman was
met at the station and escorted o the
Turner lioiise. where he was met by
Chairman Peck. of the Republican
town committee. Chairman Rogers. of
the city committee. and several others.
“When the congressman was in
Dnnbury a few days ago he called upon
several of the signers of the two peti-
tions individuany'nnd discussed mat-
ters with them and shortly afterwards
the meeting of today was arranged.
"lmtcr in the morning the registrars
and several others interested in public
affairs called upon the congressman
and spoke in behalf of their respective
candidates. The visitors were all re-
velvet] privately."
...—.—
SAYS OPERATORS WILL STRIKE.
A telegraph operator remarked in
Norwalk. on Thanksgiving day. that
there would be a general strike 0 all
the operators on the New York.
Haven & Hartford Railroad system. own
December ll. Very little credence is
given to the story.
Assessment Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the fol.
lowing is a list of the persons assessed
benefits and damages. as the case may
be. resulting and accruing from the
taking of land along North Water
street. In this city. from the southerly
side of The Norwalk Iron Works Com.
pnny's brick building. north of the
railroad bridge. to Washington Street.
for the public use. and for the layout.
widening and alteration of said street,
.......................... . ..sc qt.
Pop Corn Bulls. .............. 10c do:
Popping Corn ................ 10c pkg.
Nuts of all kinds at right prices
Celery. fine ................ 15c. bunch
Cranberries . ........... 7c; 3 qts. 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.
about our 40c too. it is s new lot, and
rgain.
Be not deceived by short weight cannula and raisins at 10c pkg. They
, are not so good or so cheap as those that sell for more money A good place
n, then. people do not go to church to buy-
There is unusual Interest noticed}
l
l”
Model Grocery,
South N orwalk
13 North Main street.
‘hksgllng Sle.
We offer the Finest and bloat Select Stock of Groceries ever stored to the ubllc at Prices that Defy Com
tition. The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices has always been our motto is only...“ and will always coatitlll:
tobe.
l ember 27th. 1899:
'i'
Eben
with the amounts of their respective
assessments. as embodied in ti 0 report
of the Committee of Freehoi ere. ac-
cepted bv the Council of this city Nov-
3 lie-mute
)ic.\\‘.. .H. lb" 3.“. 9
a
fill
Mrs Julio Rm Hannah 3.
Ambler. Elixah—th [tav-
mond. Lewis ii Raymond
~helrs or howls Raymond. as)
South Norwaik. Conn" November 28.
1899.
Per order of the Council.
JOSEPH R. TAYDOR.
City Clerk.
3 lb. pkg. New Prep. Buckwheat
cut to .......................... sc
I qt. bot. Golden Drip Syrup, cut to 10c
1 qt bot. White or Cider Vinegar,
cut to ....... e- .................. 7c
1 qt. bot. Pure Salad Oil. cut to.. ..12c
the House of ltepnesentativw 1 pi bot. Long island Catsup. cut to in
he presents himself to take the‘ New Tomatoes (12c quality) cut to be
An objection will be Vanilla Extract (10¢ quality) out to be
u. taking the my; and hf High Grade Fruit Jams. cut to ...... be
by Speaker Mendel E New Seeded Raisins. cut to..
“100 Pk!-
Closned Currants cut to. ..... 8c lb. Borden‘s hgle nus, cut to.. .1.4c can
Swill-“Pad “”0 -------- 1M1”-PlnhPuddlng.cntto .............. ac
weet Pie Pumpkin. cut to ...... 8c lb. ’
Grape Nuts Food. cut to......Iic pkg. 7 M laundry m to """ 25c
Unuda Biscuit. cut to .......... ic pkg. g m can W" Cherries. 27‘ “‘1'
Pure Lard. cut to .............. 8c lb it), an to """'i""" "'1“
Full Cream Cheese. cut to ...... 15c lb. Sugar Cum! film cut to - ~73“
Shredded Codflsh. cut to..... ..4c pkg. New Carolina Rice. cut to .. ....... 4c
Kippered Herring, cut to......11c can is cakes Laundry 80., cut to .....m
Good Sweet Corn. cut to ....... no can
H. 0. Prepared Flour, cut to..]!c pkg.
bibs. New Cai.Prune's. cutto ..... 25c
union and Ginger Snaps. per lb. . .. 4c
FAMOUS ELGIN CREAMERY BETTER, 27 CENTS A FOUND.
A Handsome Box of Hind Candy Free to all purchasers of Tana and Coleus.
Finals-Special for This Week with Spousds Colon. bssnorgronnd. at 83c lit—Your choice One Beautiful
“gm a, which h 1.9.. pm. Pink and Gold China Covered Butter Dish, One Large Pink and Gullah Cream
a. ground that he I” I W,“ Screen. four folds. Beautiful Decorations.
HE ‘P. J. LYNCH co.
mom‘ymingm It... lea m
Jug. one Large Japanese
it looks almost as ‘
i .
n
490 Large White Mixing Bowls...
39c Covered Chambers ....... .....29c
30c Japanned Coal Bods . ...29c
the Self Wringing Mops .......... 29c
40c Large Decorated Water Pitch-
ers
Sis
Bow
.... ........................
Nicely Decorated Oatmeal
..........................
Three China Cups and Saucers....29c
Three China Breakfast plates ..... 29c
Ladies' Gingham Aprons. 2 for....29c
Ladies White Aprons. 39c kind. at 200
Children's School Caps. 2 for ...... 29c
Fancy Bonnie Tani O'Shanters .. . .29c
Ladies' Jersey Overgaiters ......... 29c
Children's Worsted Leggings ...... 29c
Ladies' 49c Aprons ................ 29c
Lndies’ 49c Flannel Petticoats ...... 290.
Ladies Flannel Night Gowns, spe-
c al .............................
hadles‘ Flannel Night Gowns,
worth $1.25 ..................... 98c
Ladles' Flannel Wrappers. worth
$1.26 ............................ 98c
Ladies' Black Capes, worth 88.00,
.............................. 8
500 yards Booting Cotton. 7 spools
for ............................. 20c
25 cent Hair Brush, 12 cent Dress-
Ing Comb ....................... 29c
25 cent Whisk Broom. 15 cent
Clothes Brush ................... 290
4% yards fleet Brush Binding ....290
1 pair 25 cent Side Combs. 1 dozen
15 cent hair pins ................ 29c
39 cent Scissors .................. 294!
4 papers Safety Pine. 4 papers Tol-
let l’ina
25c Tooth Brush. 10c Nail Brush,
250 Sterling Silver Thimble. 2 pa-
pers Needles .................... 29c
29c
29c
much the lowest, and our goods only the best.
BEST is what we always give. NOW FOR THE MAGIC FIGURES.
A Grand
500 Fur Collarettes. now so popu-
lar at as per cent. less than usual.
100 Scarfs, with beads, French
coney ........................ 231.75
arfs, Imitation stone marten,
50 Scarfs. genuine skunk. worth
810 .00 ............... . ......... 37.00
Black CreIlOn. 44 in. wide. worth
$2001.50
..........................
46 In. Black Brilliantine, 81 qusl- 7
Ity ..............................
300 yards Fancy Silks. for evening
waists. 81.60 quality ........ $1.00
44 in. Fancy Wool Mixtures. 49c
and 89c kinds .................. 29
45 in. all-wool lndin Twill black.
49c kind
........................
5c
C
Misses Vests and Pants. sizes 16 to
26. regular price 19c and 250
each. 2 garments ................ 29c
Ladies' Black Here. In fleece. the
two for a quarter kind. at 3 pairs
for .............................. 29c
2 pairs Worsted Mittens. the 25c
kind. 2 pairs for ................ 29c
Only two pairs to a customer.
Men' 3 Scotch Wool Gloves. 39c kind 29(-
Men' 5 Suspenders, worth 25c pair.“
2 pairs for .....................
3 all- linen Collars at ..............2‘.lt:
The l5c~2 for a quarter kind.
Boys' Knee i’nnts ................. 29c
Worth 39c.
hiens' Outing Flannel Shirts. lint
felled seems. the the kind at ....29c
Ladies Worsted and Cotton Vests.
no pants with this lot ........... ‘29
Bought to sell at 750.
C
TWENTY-NINE, CENT SALE!
Prices for more attractive than were even the first sale of the series. ‘
worth $6 00 ...... ~. ............ $4 50
Commencing TO-MOBROW we open the second of our MAGIC FIGURE SERIES.
.29c'8c Outing it'lsnnel. this sale. ii y.ds, 290' Men' 5 Socks ln black and figured,
the best 10c Stocking in America.
4 pairs for ...................
Another case Men' or 75c Gray and
Camel' s Hair Shirts and Drawer, 5013
Men's Wool Sox. the 19c kind. 2
pairs ................ . ........ .. 290
6c Domet Flannel. this' sale. 7
yards ........................... 29c
5c Unbleached 4-4 Muslin. this sale
6 yards ....................... ..29o
6c Toilet Crash, twilled. this sale,
8 yards ......................... 290
39c Underskirt Pattern this sale. 296
So all- linen Doylies. fringed this
.saie. (l for ......................
12c Turkish Tow,el unbleached,
thisaaie, 3for.... ............. .
39c Table Linen, red border. this
sale, the yard ................. .
15;“), Knotted Fringe Damask Towel.
............................ 9c
Twilled Toweling, unbleached.
worth 10c, 4 yards ............. .296
Calico. light ground. worth 6c
yard, 7 yards ................... 29s
83.50 Wool Blankets ............. $2.49
Comfortables, $1.49 quality ...... 81.19
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 Caetile Soap. the 10c
kind. 4 bars for ................ 29¢
Pears' Unscented Soap. 3 cakes for 29¢
Kingsberry's Toilet Specialties,
regular price 50c. at ............. 29
Only one bottle to a'customer.
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Telephone Call 58-2.
.... :SEYMOUR’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. the.
Choice Nutty Crisp Celery 16c, large
bunch.
3 packages Columbia Mince Meat,
25c.
Fancy Sweet Potatoes. 35c peck.
Parsnips. fleets, Spinach. Onions.
Currants. Citron. Orange“ and
Lemon V’
bed.
All of the varieties of staple and fan-
cy Cheese.
WE OFFER:
Fancy line of Florida Oranges from
23c dos. up.
Golden tinted cluster Malnga Grapes.
The finest cluster Raisins to be
seen.
Choice line of Candy and Crackers.
both imported and domestic. giace
Cherries Pineapple. purea Jams and
Jellies Olives. Pickles.
durNutsai-callnewsndthebest
mixture to be found at 15c lb.
English Plum Pudding. 10c 15c, 25c
and 50c.
Every cent counts 111 the household expenses.
saved there soon amount to a dollar.
be able to save a good many dollars if she dues her trading here.
to us for Groceries her savings will be made a little bigger than ever before
In the course of
Thanksgi’ving Joys.
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 s 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.
cry Butter
if you war; a line country Turkey
call Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday
morning.
it you want to see the finest display
of eatnblcs 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, 8
breakfast dish.
C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer, 33 W. Wash. St.
Good Goceries mm 1 I
A cent saved here and two cents
a year a careful woman will
If she will come
BUTTER-The very best Elgin Creamery Butter. fresh made and very fancy. 27c 11).
New Seeded Raisins, pkg.
New Cleaned Currants. pkg.
.....
MNewCitrorlJnu...”
Fancy NewOrsnp Peel. lb.
.Ific
sci
THANKSGIVING SPECIALTIES.
.ioc New flixed Nuts. 2 lbs. for ...... 85c
.78 Cape Cod Cranberries. qt. ........ 7c
may Name‘s. 10c NewCali. Prsnss. rm. for ..... (are
.... .. 15c Evaporated Peaches. 2 lb. . ......
.10: lines smug.
Vanlls Drip Syrup. ot- can 10c
New Orleans Iolssses «5.15.:
Spound psilit‘rult Jelly. ... ... 15o
Pure Fruit Jams. in glass“ .. So
Plum Pudding. 1 lb. can. 100
enasuuu'nn sodas—4811M Burris. Granulated Sugar for snoo.
FLOUR-Maud 8. Floor. Best in the world, 55¢ bag; $4.85 bbl.
corrns— Five pounds Beat Java dance for $1.00.
Be sure and.
attend during one of these days. and you will be convinced that our prices are
N o matter what you want, the
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