Evening sentinel, Friday, January 26, 1900 · page 4

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matters aorlal and athletic. he reports.
Aetowhatahouldbedoaetherein.
netarallya diterrnce or opinion. home
are (or asking the (acuity to ahollah
the three mphomore amictiea—wipe
them out at existence. Dim-rs are for
letting them live if they will lessen
their exchanges by enlarging their

. momberahlo—the junior andetiee ni-
~ multaaeoufly making a changevia the

other direction. A third plan. which
the eorrewondenl think.- llkely to he
adopted. looha to the atarting of three
new aophomon eocletiee.

The evils of the present state or
thinga have been forcing themaelvee
upon the notice of graduates for years.
We are glad to hear that the under»
graduate body in waiting up to them.
The aooner the remedy in fraud and
applied. the better for all Yale, inter-
ests worth conaldering.

(inherent-rial Timber.
(Hartford Poet.)

With much that haa been said that
tar in the campaign The Poet be:
little aympathy. There are two lead-
in candldatea now in the field. either
oncolwhom ladtted torthe reconnai-
hle Bouillon to which they aspire. The
Republican voters may aelect one oi
ill!!!) aa thdr candidate. or they may
select a dark borne. There in no inch
of good “at It in not “I!!! can
the Bepuhlians of Connecticut wlix
ilace in nomination for the responsi-
ble once or governor a man who is
notilttedtortheplacebyreanonoi
character or experience.

The Republicans of the state should
consider the problem before them with
great caraharlag in vldwthe heat ll!
terrain or the state. They ehould not
mlytoomnehnponthetanclcdae
curity of their position even * thong?
the Democracy la dlaormiaed anc
without a leader. The mention it
yet a considerable distance 0! am:
there is ample time to consider tht
matter in all lla' phasra.

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The Bridal: can atord a loan tea
timeaaagreatapthenoerecanallord
it Great Britain in really in earnest

ilbotlt ending the war by the subjun-

tion or the Transvaal. and will hear
the aacfldee. .it would he “busineea’
lorhergeneralatoectupon thecal~
eulatioo upon which General Grant
acted in the campalxn oi the Wilder—
ness. She could ail'ord to give up ten
Englishmen to disable one Boer. it in
a tightlul computation The Boer-a are
who! the war.. The British are even
sicker. is there not enough stateh-
manahlp in Great Britain to and mu
“a more excellent way!”——New York
lTimes. ‘

When the clouda are in the valley.
the sun is on the hill. on .we advise
climbing. Try to climb higher. Get
into the aonahine. River give up.~ li'
adversity overtaken you. give it a
battle. Fight for yourself and thoae
dependent upon you. Remember that
you were placed here not or your own
volition and that your tile in not your:
to take. It belong: to Him who gave
it. and He will call for delivery at the
proper alone—Bridgeport Telegram.

The girls of Vassar College who had
been roman” by the faculty to play
; hashethall because of an injury receiv-
’ ed by one of the ctndenta duringagarnc
last year. have.“ last. through con.
stant agitation. succeeded in getting
permlnalou to play again. The wall:
0'! the hall where the games take place
will now he padded no that there wil:
be no danger of the girls bumping
their header—New Britain News.

 

Conalderable ha been made oi! tilt
fact that Bridgeport shown more chil»
area than Hardnrd and the interact
ha- heeo drawn that that city is now
blmr than ours. The mucus will do
‘tcrmlne this. We have no doubts a:
to the outcome and in any event there

in no dispodtlon up this way to swap
clilee.—-—liart!ord Cour-ant.

ell—+—
Himmrrl is the great mule "state of
the union. and in view of the fact that

been acid (or war mmwimn the
peat {cw "are the people of that state
are not in lever or animal peace.—
Bpringlleld Union.

ltiatokel‘earedthetaeaerelom'r
oillcial Wat-earning negli‘
mt. The announcement that'our
troopsarejuatabouttolayhaadaon

Aguinaldo hasn't met! for nearly
a week.-—Phihdeiphla

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Peraonally. Ilr. Roberts seems tode~
aervcaoaympathy. Butltianot e
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aada who have to ill

keep in mind that are

the amount allowed by and

Some wear all they have each time
they go out. other- poaneae a good coal
and change otten. editing the piece: to
the gowns they accompany. particular-
ly it there creme 0t colors. ,

it’s an exceptional form that can
wear a belt wider in tron than at the
back. There are me rle who al~
ways like to have and wear thing: dit-
tereut tron: every one can who. since
every one in wearing belta wide-at the
back and oar at the front reversed
their-a. and y 'd be unfilled-to see
how well they loohfl‘heglril (young in-
dieal I have in mind are alender and
loomwaisted. and really need some-
lhing to break the extremely long line
at the front. mmurse there in no op-
portunity tor a buckle. no they have
caught their belt: up at the top and
down at the lower edge with large
button set with mantle leweie.

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ATHOYT'S THEATRE.

Frankie Carpenter will appear at
Hoyt’s Theatre all next week. in a rep-
ertoire that will please the moat criti-
:al of audieneea. Amcmg the Nays
if? the Great Brooklyn Handicap.
Elms landing. Bob. Randi:
Pawn Ticket 310.31!!!” Adventures
of Nine Brown. Struck 0.3. it in eel-
:lom suchp oi merit are adored
in one weal: li‘ran‘kiele no doubt
the heet- noun-at Himmler esteem that
visits New England and people can
rest assured that they will get their
moneys worth it they attend one of
her performances. Jere Grady will be
seen in conjunction with lllea Frankie.
“id they are a hard pair to beat.
There will be more real novelties ore-
rooted in the want amenities than
in eeldom eeeu in conjunction with a
dramatic chow. ,r

IND MAY w ATM W.
New liavcn.».lanuary Ifi—The pneu-
nonia in the case at Hon. 3. .l. Phelps.
ex-mlnlster to England, did not pro-
gress markedly during the night. and
so tar as the stages of the disease are
concerned the condition of the patient
‘a unchanged this morning. He. is
thought to be weaker. however. and is
very low. Grave-at (care are ex
that the end may come at any moment.

Some people are too stingy to pay
storage on their souls.

order to Settle Account.
District of Norwalk. 8|" Probate
301111. January 26 A. D.. 1900.
Biate of Peter L. Cunningham. late
it Norwallr in acid district. deceased
Ordered. That the W: “hit
her administration account to this
court for adjustment. at the Probate
Duos in Norwallr. on the 0th day of
February. 1900. at 10 o’clock torenmn;
ind tint all perm interested in said
state may be notified thereol. the ex~
new" “m m“ rm will”
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m on lbw-ammo”. in said “or-
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d 6th day What! 1900.

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THE YELWLY BENEFITS TO OUR “TWO“

Hundrede have become familiar with our
. nip-stairs (leper-townie. are! of approach and handy' 1n every particular for. contort-
able shopping. This section he: been crowded the «past week with tbeladiee In their
, appreciation of our great values. To add still further to the big list of attraction,
we put forward. TO—MOBRO W. this new and special uterine, while they last-—

Ladies' Cambric Drawers. trimmed with fine tombon ‘
2 lace or Hamburg and tucks, all 31m.adf‘ "
6:: W10“ ; a lot of three hundrodv only.

 

Corset Covers
so doaeaOoreetGovera’. high neck. good

thisaale.
100 -

50 doaen Comet Covers. line cnmbflc.

equare. V and high necha. beautltully
trimmed with Hamburg or lace.
worth ”a. each

o“ 210 .

:5 doaen Govern. batiete. lawn
and earn 0. numeroua styles in
French. low. equate and V necks.
handsomely trimmed. regular value
ate. at this mic. each

430

Dalutincss churncteriaen our assort-
ment of Cornet Covers in American
at?“ French models. ., Prices rnhge

50c to 81-25'eacb.

Chemise.

Our assortment of Chemise includes
both regular and extra sires. with
trimmed or .plain skirts. Prices

Underaltirra
.good cotton. ll

aeveral styles. umbrella and plain
silence. lull elaee. Pricca range tram

26c 'to Sun .
Gwen'wnmré
50 Conan Qlllldrn‘e Drawn. good 0::

.hom and clusterottockaei
stoliyearaworthlsccachJol-thla

9c \

quality muslin. regular value 15c. ;
each

Night Dresses

made-en Night Brenna good cotton. V
arid lather auhbard yokea. prettdy
trmmed with Hamburg and tucks.

_ worth 69¢. each

so doe. Night- Dresses line cotton .sever-
al styled. Empire, round. equate,
high and V necks. handsomely trim-
mad with Hamburg and lace, for this

sale. each
‘ 69c

25 doaru Night Dreams. nausea,
br'lc and line cotton. pretty elects in
the many styles of Empire. square.
round and V necks. exquisitely trim-
med with embroidery. hem-flicking
and lace. worth $1.35 each. at

97c

Space dam not permit us to do further
than call attention to all or our es-
eortment at Night Dreaaes. They
come in various materials. English
long cloth batistc. cotton and can»
brie. prettlly trimmed, prices range

81.25 to $225

Carrots ,
Our model Corset Department supplies
the very latest and best makes. “it.
G. " “Armorcide. ” “Thompson’ a
Glove Fitting " “F...P " “Loomer's”
“Her Majesty," and “Brewster” cor-
sets. and “Ferrite” waist- need no
wordy introduction. At this sale we
areoRcring our popular tailor»marle
corset. the hestSOc corset on the
market. long and short waist. white
and drab. at

’ 39c
Children‘s Night Gowns

1 lot Children's Canton Flannel Night
Gowna. extra heavy cloth, have sold
all aeaaon at 50c. this aale. each

 

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White Petticoats.
Ladlee’ Muslin Shh-h. full line. Goal!

cotton. mulled'ith mm
maxilla”. .

39c

Ladies’ white Petticoats fine cotton.
numerous styled. boom kin-
med with Hamlin“: or lace. worth

31.00. each
75c _

”deconvolution coah.’ oambrleor

26doa.Ladien' whitePewmamtne
cotton or ca'mbrié. trimmed with
Hamburgedginghfiltnckaaadln-
neruone.worth$1.m.at

$1 25

White Petticoats. alltbeiateatlodeh.
in the mature amen by American
and French designers

81.50 to 83.50.

Drawers
:5 doaen Ladiea’ Drawen. good

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hemaadcluatcrottackator

AT SEYMOUR’S STORE
A Cup of DBlIOlGllS Coffee

And breakfast is nearly made. but i! ibe Coffee is poor your breakfast 18 spoiled.
Do you haven cup of first class Coflee? If not. it is because you are not buying it of
Fine is ‘bne’ of our specialties. we pride ourselves on selling a better ar-
The genuine Padang Java. and Arabian Mo-
cha. our lartpurch‘ase. three thousand poundeintbegreenberry. this Gofioe roasted
twice each week. plates before you the finest Gofioe' 1n the world. It costs a little
.4 311311: it' a well worth the difierence. Sfppose voutry it andbe
the $11de Thet fine aroma and fipvor when you sip it. captivates and holds in your
., memory where legal your Coder.
' CHARLES E. SEYMOUR. _