Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 5, 1899 · page 4

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. tray eaeouraging," the
”Our the reason that

click today that in' or-
..the many who are anx-
MIDIvee of the cum-
immediate steps must
the capacity of
to which we res-
givc eernest‘end
tim. So gratifying
,, the results oi this new fea-
Pthepiaat, that not only was it

. to draw on the city for

hates you will see later. the
paid all operating expenses,
depreciation and cost of new
.. and further. the coat of
the tire alarm system from
of which income it is safe
L that more than three-quarters
returned to local circulation
the medium of sarlarles pain
supplies purchased locally."

troops now in the Philippines
105 oihcere and 30.518 men
4 in force and 694 odlcere and
is” of the volunteeer force.
' an aggregate of 1.499 olilcsrs

 

. have arrived the total force
. ng the Eighth Army Corps
.061 officers and 63.483 men.

 

the football season 1th clos-

the New‘ York Herald, eleven

have died from injuries sus-

es the ilgld and thirty were in—

Tlleae casualties seem to cal.
. modification of the rules.

or min sul'rolls all.

the cold weather of Thumlay
.Brltaln citizen took off all his
and went to sleep standing up
hallway. New Britain must
old town. —~Stamford Republh'

 

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f ”communities“

WILSON COMPANY AT HOYT's
THEATRE
.noyt's Theatre. last night a
' house welcomed the George W.
"Company in Forging His
A striking novelty ia the lady
led by Prof. N. Harris Ware
. her of the orchestra being a,
the concert during one-hall
before the rise of the curtain and
...hhctious between the acts were

imprints and the drawing roomi
parlor scenes attracted admiration
Mountely do they portray places
3 With and luxury Every part in
evening' I play was well taken. ML]
. clearly showing dis ability as'

Milli, and the whole company'
“thy of favorable mention. This

, . the double bill, The Cricket
. Hearth and The lnquieitlve'
is being presented. This even-
bor Lights will be the- bill.
said to be one of the strongest
company's repertoire. special
hciag need throughout Prices
10c, 20c. 30c. Afternoon. 10c.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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mi" December 5—At the annual
" .. - held here yesterday. the
i . bliean ticket was elected
exception of the alderoun-
. Syn-florityoiahoutm.
A" was re—elected mayor for
...

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“hi. 'h'ia mmajorlty over A.

~ ,Dauniher b—At the an-
held here. the lic-
a clean sweep, elect-
ticket with the creep-
r an average our

0. Grant. the
mayor. defeated In.

 

? ll DEPARTMENT

t

of the Norwelk
ah the election of
meats and a de-

willbeheid at the.

. Company‘s
Dee-

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4 contains some very neat and

,2“ men. When the troops on;

Our lioiidliy assortment

testy designs notonlv' tn the
fountain but' in the dip pen.
with pearl handles, put up
in a plush can.

HOIBR ll Lll0l'l‘,
J ewelor and
Optician,

to Washington Street.
. So. Norwalk.

 

u traitor Strait
lull m

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BEFORE IT I

“M iii .

Look out line over.
have the infest and hand-
mint line nififr ‘

Stoves and Ranges.
ever ofiered in the town;
selling them.” last year 's
prices. mperet m with
others We Guarantee Ali-
sowrl l‘A'i‘lSPACTlON.

We sell the best Stove lists

olieh ever used. Stole
Boards, Coal Hods Shov-
els. Pokerii and liters.

Good goods for little money.
Open evenings.
WILLIAM "POD‘ORBV

No. Main St , So. Norwalk.

 

Philigliphi for Christmas.

With the return (if good times comes interested demand

FOR HOLIDAY PHOTOGRAPHS.‘
Those who make arrangements for early sittings are wise.

Appointments made by telephone.
Call number 143-12.

G. S. North

GEl‘ IN LINE FOR YOUR

Holiday Advertising!

SECURE SPACE AND PUSITiON NOW

A 1'00 LATE.

TheEveningSentinel

 

 

 

lHE MODEL

oi our grain and manufactured goods

 

GRO ERY' 5

Thanksgiving Anniuncemenl.

The American people at this time have much to be thanka for.
has been a record-breaking year in many directions. Europe has taken more

 

This

than ever before in our history. We are

the creditor nation of the world. Willi one bound we have leaped to the
front as a world power of the drst class. The American people are for ex-
paneiou. That's me. Looking for more trade. Among the other things to
give thanks for is our stock of eeasonnble Groceries. at prices quoted.

Never

l before were the goods more choice Call and assure yourself. All kinds of

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fruits and nuts except the poor kind. These we do not keep. Come and see

 

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Dudley's Pumpkin. Eggs, warranted fresh ......... 35c dos
lSeeded Raisins. Owl brand ......... lic We sell most of those at 25c. and
Seeded Raisins, Knickerbocker brand "I!" run 3000-

..................... ...........l2c Oil! 8'“: Ci“! i. now (mm the
.Cleened Currents ..... ..lOc '0" over. You Will need some.
sun!“ Seedlees “Sill! _________ Jk ................. ............Sc ill.

l m“ t pom. Crown Raisins LIPS. Pop Corn Balls. ............ ..ldc dos
» t. New ....................... 14:2 Popping Corn ................ 10c pkg
Cluster Raisins ................ lSc lb. Nuts of all kind- in rich! prices.
.Orange and Lemon Peel, Celery. fine ................ llc bunch
Biggest and best pkg. Itinee Meat. 10c Cranberries ............ 7c: 3 ate, 20c.

None Such Mince Meat ............
Nonparoil Wet Mince Meet. clean and
wholesome. A particular mince meal
1 for particular people. said by the
pound, tastes tine. .;ltc 2 lb. for 25c
.Eggs. warranted good ......... 25c dos

Sweet Potatoes. Plum Pudding.
chaa supply a limited demand for
Home Raised Young Poultry. Order
two days ahead. It will he very nice.
There is unusual interest noticed
lbout our 40c tee. it is a new lot, and

 

Eggs. warranted better ........ 28c dos.

a bargain.

 

Be not deceived by short weight currents and raisins at 10c pkg.
The ”can.” '.. ”MM. are not so good or so cheap as those that sell for more money. A good place

to buy-

They

E Model Grocery,

.13 North Main street.

South Norwaik.

w. a»

that all»:
their dues.
The new meal ,
P. Tresdwell. Mrs John P. Treadw
Henry Treedweli William Wallace

Dean. Oliver 8. Jackie

alumni-c more n'i'ilim. central
its i ProetJirs. irostli' i".
I. Am r, Edward .BeardJo .un-
ward lleclt. Court and Van Sureu,
Mrs. James l... 8 Deal. Illea Ware.
Nichole, lira. it. . lienford, l. H.
neon. Minn Ethel Slater. ini-
Ifary Beard. Miss lilikaboth Beard,
Miss Helen Eve Make ,hiise liar—
IIM Bell Merrill. ester Seiiock,
'i'lhomee Benedict; Mrli. Thomas Bene-

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

III" cane SONAR“.

labors Iield theirADDIDi Donatello
[sights swell-bee Iiall.

The members of the Robert Emmet
Club and their friends passed a plea-
sant evening last night. at the Knights
of Columbus Hell, with dancing and
music. .

The occasion was the annual sociable
of the Emmets. and they took every
means to make the guests reel perfect-
ly at home. Shepard's orchestra fur-
nished music. The hall was prettlly
decorated with the tinge of America
and lreland end green and yellow
bunting was festooaed about the hall.
The picture of obert Emmet occupied
l prominent posfiiou and there were
vlso pictures of other noted lrish pat-
riots hanging on the walls.

WILTOh’S earns caucuses.

The Town Apostate Committee to I‘D--
Dieie Plum of Elimination.

The citisens of Wilton. at Satur-

lay's town meeting, appointed a com-

mittce composed oi Henry E. Cbiches-

ler, George P. Brown. and H. B. Brown
.0 confer with the Railroad Commis-
lioners and the officials of the New
fork. New Haven & Hartford Railroad
‘ompany relative to the elimination or
he grade crossings where Miss Brown
.nd the Comstocks were nilled. The
neetiag also appropriated 82,500 to de-
’ray the expense of one-fourth of the
work.

The plan is to build a new road from
1 point near Charles is}. Gregory's.
ililt'k of the Wisely. John Gregory and
W. P. Bland property. straight across
0 the junction of the old road to lluri-
suit street and Cannons. At a point
half way between the residences or
iregory and Blond u new road will in
on over the track. crmssing the river
‘3' an iron bridge l28 feet myth of tin
)rmnt bridge. 'ihe estimated cost is
$8, .

 

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DIED 0i" HEART DISEASE.

Joscpli Kilroy. born in Norvmik
thirty-eight years' ago. died of heart
llsease in Hartford. Sunday. Kilroy
rot out of bed and was about to dress
when he became violently sick nnd fell
to the floor in a swoon. The noise of
‘iis fall attracted the attention of the
ricople in the house and they found
him unconscious. A doctor was quick-
l7summoned. but Kilroy riled live min'
dies after the doctor arrived. lie had
been in this city for over twenty years
1nd had worked at the shop of Pratt
SSW for many years. He was unmar~

FIRST CHURCH CALENDAR.

Norwalk Congregational Church Cal—
ender—Wednesday. Lodiee' meeting at
3:30 p. m. Subject. Human Mlnlatra‘
tlon. Thursday. missionary concert of
player, 1: 45 p. or. Saturday. Central
l'nlon. King's Daughters. 3: 30 p. m.
\lrs. C. W. Shelton will preside and
tire. G il. Buck. oi Derby. will address
the circles. The meeting of the Minis-
tering Circle will be held in the study
at 3 p. in. ~

 

 

 

AN HONORED GUEST.

Concord Division, Sons of Temper—
nnce was honored last evening. by a
visit from Grand Worthy Patriarch
William R. Hewley and his father. P.
W. Hawiey, of Friendship Division. oi
New Canaan. The Division is making
arrangements to visit Friendly Greet-
ing Division. of Slverminc. Thursday
evening. going by carryall.

TOMMY l-‘LAHERTY WILL RECOV-
ER

 

Thomas l-‘laherty. the six-year-old
son oi David Pleherty. of Prospect Hill.
who was accidmttally shot by his bro-
ther. as told in the Sentinel yesterday.
passed a reasonably comfortable night
and the attending physician looks for
his recovery. unless some other compli-
cations develop.

 

 

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. Thanksgiving Sale.

 

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. We oner the Finest and Most Select Stock of Groceries ever olered to the public at Prices that Defy Compe-
‘tltion. The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices has always been our motto in busineee and will always continue

 

2 lb. pkg.» New Prep. Buckwheat
cutto .......................... 9c
.iqt. botGoldeaDripSyrnp, cuttollle
1 qt. bot. White or Cider Vinegar,
ratio"... . .......... , ...... .....1c
1 qt. hut. Pure Salad Oil. out to....12c
ipthot. longielandCatsnp.cut tube
New Tomatoes (12c quality) cut tonhc
Vanilla Extract (10c quality) cut to 52
lHigh oreserroue-sestto ...... Sc
'HNewSeededmmto. .wcpkg.

Cleaned Currants, cut to. . ....... Se lh
New Lemon Peekcutto.......10c lb
Sweet Pie Pumpkin. cut to ...... 8c lb.

Grape Nuts Food cat to. ..llc pkg.
Uncede Biscuit. cut to ..... .....le pkg.
Pure Lard. cut to ....... ......Jc lb
Pull Cream Cheese. cut to......15c lb.
Shredded Codiish. cat to ........ 4e pkg.
Kippered Herring. cut to ...... ilc can
Good Sweet Corn. cut to ........ file can

l. 0. Prepared Flour, cut tonne pkg.

Borden' a Eagle Nilk. cut to....14c can

Plum Pudding. cuttn. ...... to
it lbe. Laundry Starch. cut to ...... 25c
is lb. Dan White Cherries. are qual-

ity. cut to ........ ..... ....lbc

SugarCured saouimcstto ....mc
New Caroline Rice, to ..... ....4e

i5 eekes Laundry p. cutto .....tllc

I lbe. New Cal. Prunes. cut to...
[lemon and Ginger Shaw. W lb. ..

 

Pieksad Gold China Covered Butter
m. four folds. Beautiful Decoration.

 

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No. IO, ”out lines. Howrah. .

'AlOlll Mil MY BUTTER. 21 CENTS A POUND.
. A Hanks-aloud MinedCaadyl'reetoali purchaseraofTeasaad CoSeee.
FREE—Special for This Week with 2 pounds Cone. heenorgronad. a tCreal 32c lb. ——Yonr choice One Bountiful

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as. Washington It. Io. [forum

Jagmeurgeiapasese

THE P. J. LYNCH co.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'.‘eiseted were Jo b

 

 
 

 
 

commencing TO-MORROW we open the second of our MAGIC FIGURE SERIES. . 7.:

 

Prices for more attractive than were even the first sale of the series.

A Grand

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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

49c Large White Mixing Bowls...
89¢ Covved Chambers ..... . ...... 20c
32c Japanued Coal Hods ..........22c
45c Self Wringing Mops ..........290
40c Large Decorated Water Pitch-

re
Sign“. Nicely Decorated Oatmeal

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

Three China Cups and Saucers....29c
Three China Breakfast plates .....29c
Ladiea' Gingham Aprons, 2 for....29c
Lediea' White Aprons. 82c kind. at 29c

Children's School Caps. 2 for ..... .20c
Fancy Boucle Tam O'Shanters ....29c
Ladiee' Jersey Overgelters ......... 29c
Children's Worsted Leggings ...... 29c
Ladiee' 42c Aprons ................ 29c

Ladies' 40c Flannel Petticoats ...... 29c

Ladies Flannel Night Gowns, spe
cial ...,.50c

Ledies’ Flannel Night Gowns.
worth 81.25."... ............... 98

Lafiire' Flannel Wrappers, worth
2

....... ....... ear-es-

C

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

500 yards Batting Cotton. 1 spools
for .....,.. .................. ...29('

25 cent Hair Brush, 12 cent Dress-
ing Comb ................... 29c

25 cent Whisk Broom. 15 cent
Clothes Brush ................... 290

4% yards liest Brush Binding ....29e

1 pair 25 cent Side Combs. 1 dozen
16 cent hair pins ................ 29:-

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

4 papers Safety Pins. 4 papers Tol-
let Pins 2

25¢ Tooth Brush. 10c Null Brush. 23c

25c Sterling Silver Thimble. 2 pa-
pers Needles

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.22c' Sc Outing Flannel. this sale. 6 yds., 29:

500 For Collarettee. now so popu-
lar at 88 per cent. less than usual.

100 Scam. with heads, French
coney 8 .15

50 Scarfs. imitation stone marten,
worth 86.00 84.

60 Searfs. genuine skunk. worth
810 81.00

Black Crepon, 44 in. wide. worth
$2.00 81.50

a .... .....- ......... ...--

...n... ......oe: ........

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4G in Black Brilliantins, ti qual-
ity
200 yards Fancy Silks. for evening
waists. $1.50 quality ........... ti. 00
44 in. Fancy Wool Miriam. 49c
and 39c kinds .................. 29c
45 in. ail-wool lndin Twill. black.
49c kind
Misses Vests and Pants. sizes 16 to
26. regular price 19c and 25c
each. 2 garments .......... . ..... 29¢
Ladief Black Hose. 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' a Scotch Wool Gloves. 39c kind 29c
Men's Suspenders. worth 26c pair,
2 pairs for ..................... '-‘"*
8 all- linen Collars nt .............. :39.-
15c—2 for n quarter kind.
Boys' Knee Pants ................. 29c
Worth 390.
Mens' Outing Flannel Shirts. flnt
felled scams. the 45c kind at
Ladies' Worsted and Cotton Vests.
no pants with this lot ........... 29
Bought to sell at 75c.

oesoeeelaoeleaitee ..... ...»...

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

.290

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Men' s Socks in black and figured,
the beat 10c Stocking in America.
4 pairs for .................... ..

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

Men's Wool 80:. the We kind, 2
pairs

6c Domet Flannel. this sale. '7
yards ......................... . .290

6c Unbleached 4- i Muslin. this sale
6 yards ................. ......”m

8c Toilet Crash, twilled, this sale.

8 yards ...................
39c Undersklrt Pattern. this sale. ”e
8e all-linen Doylies. fringed. this

sale, 6 for ................. .....flc

12c Turkish Towel, unbleached.
this sale, 3 for ................. .208

39c Table Linen. red border, this
sale. the yard ................ ..2Ic

15c Knotted Fringe Damask Towel.
3for ...................... ......298 . .

Twilied Toweling. unbleached,
worth iOc.iyards ...... 290
Calico, light ground. w’rthdc
yard, 1 yards ................ .. .291:
83. 50 Wool Blankets ............. 82.49
Comfortebles. $1.49 quality ...... 81.19
Comfortables, $1.25 quality .980
:mbroldered Handkerchiefs, the
lie kind, three. for .............. 29c
Plain white and colored bordered
Handkerchiefs, worth 5c and Sc.
7 for ............................ 29c
Large bar Castile Soap. the 10c
kind. 4 bars for ......... .......29c
Pears' Unscented Soap. 3 cakes for 290
Klngsberry's Toilet Specialties,
regular price 500. at ............. 290
Only one bottle to a customer.

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ESEYMOUR’S STORE.

 

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 happinees—there should be no “skeleton at the feast” until the bones of the turkey have been well

picked.

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

1 ate. Cape Cod Cranberries, 25c.

2 ate. fancy Bell Cranberries. 25c.

Choice Nutty Crisp Celery 16c, large
bunch.

3 packages Columbia Mince Meat.
25c.

i-‘ancy Sweet Potatoes, 35c peck.

Parsnips. Beets. Spinach. Onions.
Currants. Raisin, Citron, Orange and
Lemon peel.

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

WE OFFER:

Fancy line of Florida Oranges from

25c dos. up.

Golden tinted cluster Malage Grapes.

The tinest cluster Raisins to be.

seen.

Choice line of Candy and Crackers.
both imported and domestic, glace
Cherries Pineapple. pure Jams and

Jellies. Olives. Pickles.

 

 

Fancy Sweet Rosy Gilt Edge Cream.
cry Butter.
if you want a line country Turkey

call Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday

morning.
it you want to see the finest display

of eatebles. including all of the novel-

ties of the season. cell at our store.

Our Nuts are all new and the best it will surprise you to see what is on

mixture to be found at 15c lb.

the market.

English Plum Pudding. 10c 15c, 25c Penis Hams and Boneless Bacon, a

and 50c.

 

breakfast dish.

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

 

 

 

Good Groceries fur Little Money.

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.

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 erer before

 

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

 

THANKSGIVING SPECIALTIES.

New Seeded Raisins. pkg. ..... Me New Mixed Nuts, 2 lbs. for “cl Vealla Drip Syrup. fli- ean its
New Cleaned Currents. pkg. .7c Cape Cod Cranberries. qt. ..... to New Orleans Molasses, can us
Saucy New umPeel, lb. .. 10c New Cell. Prunee.5lbe. for ...... miiponndpeillrrnithlly .. ... lie
Penny New Citron. lb. ......f;.... 15c Evaporated Peeches,2|b. 25c Pure Prnit Jame.inglaee. Io
hacy New Orange POOLJM ...... 10c Mince Meat, pkg. . .lic Plum Pudding. 1 lb. can, 10c

 

GRANULATBD SUGAR—21 lbs Beet Fine Granulated Sit/gar for $1.00.

 

FLOUR—Maud 8. Flour, Best in the world, BBC bag; $4.85 bbl.

 

COFFEE- Five pounds Best Java Codes for sum.

 

New York Grocery Company,

anovean‘lSoeth‘orwelk.

 

 

 
 

 

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