Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 27, 1900 · page 4

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

db build a good new fence. more
.u». than the present one. of
same poets. with three ralla'
rum-taddreIotowester-aalsatni
’ “We are likely to have to do
thattheyhavedonettmford
m. in England. and i'or
~ rmaon.thatls.toarraage‘thr
- so that the outdoor lite or
f 9min shall be on the inside ra—

 

h. m at Utah. having beer
. of. the direction of his salary
a anbiect in discussion. Then
about “.000 on mileage and a llkc
for salary conditionally dn'
'Iuberts. but there is some dcub
% whdher the sums should he al-
' The attorney general. on an
has rduaed to pass on thx
.‘ .. -ltlanotlbhiahdatflctlon
'1“ is. controller or the W has

;. thematter backtothocom-
'u accounts. The latter body
-’aowseshtogetat the law in th—
' .Il reach a decides.

 

_ I. Jay. formerly the Ascot-la
grime opu-ator in the nice of Th
' lulled. who. since he let
. Tetanus. has been with in.

m Hamid. will next wee
t the Hartford Courant as nigh
.’ it a handsome increase i.
The promotion of Ilr. Jo
flat the Associated Press is or
u Wine faithful and ear-ten
, (Z en- lflcnds in The Norwalh
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"~fitbssas-lssestthew
unsettle-t. “la-nets.
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toaidanyDemocratietaetiw
inyDemocratic politicians:

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lie whipping. unobserved that beaten
wimoftsa will notproascnteJestthe
husband be sent to prison and the
children starve for lack of the wife-
beaber’s earnings. The public whip-
ping would not suspend earnings. llag-
lstrate Crane suggests a prognsaively
increasing sentence. the utender to be
heptathardworhaadhlswageapald
iothewifs. Ira. Bilnbethncrsn-
nla thinks that the only remedy lles
in the education of children as to mat-
rimony and parentage. the more rare.
fsl matiuoi'menandwomenandtbe
catermlnahlon of the social evil. The
Rev. Dr. Cadman looks to religious ed-
ucation as the remedy. lagiat‘rate
lleade says that when drunkenness is
stopped by the prohibition of the sale
of liquor wile-beating will cease. and
not till then.

From this it is not apparent that the
tendency is wholly toward the revival
of the whipping post. as a remedy for
abused wives and mothers. but those
who favor it should do more than dis~
cuss the subject. it they believe that
the application of the lash will be ei-
tectlve and salutary they should go
further and secure the necessary legis-
lation to provide for its adoption. Agi-
tation in all right as far as it goes.
but it does not go far enough. Action
as well as toll: is necessary.

“A? WEI! EDITORS 81"-

When lielbert B. wary. of mdaefleii
ind New York. was asked by s New
Har’en reporter. yesterday. as tr
whether he was a candidate tor the
Democratic gubernatorial nomination.
to "remained discreetly non-commit-
'al.' Which is the same as saying hi
slnked the other eye. may then
.villnotbe-nehofauhtlnthenem-
irratic ranks tor the nomination. the
‘ear. lottery isanodsound mono:
)emocrat. has pretty wise opinions on
he advisability of carry-in the cur»
ency question into politics for the
present and has few favors to ash 0:
:he Troup wing oi the party. if wt
were to have a Demmratlc governor
lir. Cary would be a‘ good one—~h1u
that isn‘t possible this year ~Anaonls
dentinel.

 

’Erery state board from tells of th.
ileutlnilness of labor and the scarcity
diaborers. Alabamaisoaeol’thelat
ssttoputinitsrlalmtobemtedlr
withtherestotthacountry lair
march of prosperity. President lerrll.
ntthelloblle Jackson and Kan-i
City Railroad Company. says: ‘Therr
asemstobcnoldlemsuinslnama;
itthereareanyltlsbccausethsyan
mohsytowormudyouwiulre-
grettosay.lndsomeolthathindin
alloanaotthe world." Protection
:l-ssarsbadtimesforthosewhocan
workhstwon‘t. malicious»
deme‘tgt

 

mammalian-themes
ltthewsslthyAats-ieaa‘lstbwweuld
”momma-chm
withaaAagsrahltuatbaabybuyiss.
herafltledhmhnd. Thbhittenand
nematbotheo‘ma high and cost
aomshttlemtohqbutthehit-
tsabssachanestet'aheprtassatths
aannaicatshotwbilstbanoblemaa
canaotemwlasutiaamulaom.~
Chic-antlers. '

The loniayille city councilman re-
ferred it to the committee on cem~
curries. innisvills not only doesn't
want a library. but it appears to have

 

madesohnidastnthlnk to the
contrary.—Waahlngton Post.

 

warren mentors res wens.

(Deborah ind-intro“! Coolant.)

The newest freak is to wear (hr
bracelet above the elbow.

Both boys and girls are wearint
beaver this winter. Ladies are‘usint
it as trimming also. ‘ .
b A novel evening sleeve is a band at
dark velvet about the arm just below
the shoulder on the lower edge 0:
which is a rune of due. deep lace.

 

 

Two or three guimpes will help our
wonderfully in a young girl's ward
robe. Silk. lace. ribbon and embroid~
an are used in their‘manufacture.

 

What an economy the ribbon how:
must be that have taken the place at
flowers on the evening bodice. Tht
ribbon must he the very best and tht
colors the dalntiest: then the only ex
cusc for laying it aside’is that one i:
tired of the same colors.

 

A rich rape or silk. over whose our
face is an all-over applique of hcsvs
lace. has its lower edge out in tin:
scallops and finished with a full. nar.
row pleating ol‘ chilies thatbas
heading of for For edges the higl
flaring collar and lines the cape.

An Empire cost. or velvet is trainer
sudicientiy td conceal completely tho
sown over which it is worn. Th1
mite. collar and mu! are of a fur con-
.rasting decidedly in color. A rich
lurk blue velvet and chinchilla tux
vould make a handsome aarrnent.

Henrietta and chillon may be calm
biped in the making at a dainty toilet
(or a young lady of titteen years. The
cdoc-c of the revere and tonic are out
lines with silk pasaementerie. Three
softer materials could not be selected.
and If the colors are dainty. an or
unisite toilet would inevitably result.

 

The following menu was planned
and executed by a young man who sg~
reed with some lady friends to take
his turn in serving a Sunday dinner
They drew lots and be was fortunate
summit to be last on the list. Thii
means a good deal when competing
*or it gives the advantage of seelna
and tasting what others have prepar~
ed. The menu began with oysters on
the shell. then a cmsomme. nicherel
roast goose. on entrant quail on toast
ice cream. ltououetort. crackers ant
coffee. lashed the young man when
behadaecuredtomastthegoose.an¢
he answered a little hurt “Why. Deb
"stab. i know how to cook some? ‘l‘hi
verdict at his guests was that he knew
bowamddru.andthatlohimbe
longed the palm.

ran. D. Eamon. Ill... DEAD.
Pasadena. Cat. January I‘l—blevlr

 

 

 

isapiacewherem’snypbople
helireetndowhattbeyknowhsttsr
thsntodoawayi‘rombome.

 

Butter 21c lb Native

but-little respect for those who have.

Your money back
if it don't suit you
AT

Samuel
Comatock

Jn’s;

Pimps 138-8.

WELL:

flow about, mticoan. mm Down
to the last lionyet? We want to re.
mind you that DUB COAL is well .

SCREEN ED

More than that. it’s the “hold the
best" kind. “ND LUKE WAl'i‘S. NO
SHORT warmers.“ We‘re still sell-
ing for $5.00 Plait TON just such

C 03 L .
Wing inclined tin.

Successor to .8. Harris.

Coal Yard and Office. Water Street;
Branch Olllce. Corner Washington and
Main Streets. South Norwaik. Conn.

Telephone Call. 31-6.

 

 

i
To the Board of County Commission-
ers of Falri‘ield County:

i hereby apply for a license to sell
Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale. Lager Beer. Rhine Wine. and Cl-
der at No. 2 Smith street. Town of
Norwalk. My place of business is not
located within 209 feet. in a direct line
at a Church Edldce or Public School
‘iouse. or the premises permitting
.hereto. or any Post-oilice, Public Li—
brary or Cemetery.

Dated at. Norwalk. this 81st day of
October. A. ll. 1m. .

JOHN UNGVARY.
Applicant.

We. the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the
application of the above-named John
Ungvary. for such license.

Dated at Nor-wait. this Ilet dsy oi
meow. A D..1899.

Leopold Weill-la. William J. Wetsuit.
John lisyer. like Cline. Julio Doyle.

“I hereby certifythat nam-

edendorsers “selector-Ind
Ilutldflned by law. at the town at Nor-

Dated at Nocwalk. tthlet do! 0!
November. A. D.. 1899.“?
REM

32047

 

 

PQOMPI‘,

Our prestige iii due. mints tothe
fact. that we have been? nonm- in
“settlement otall lust claims. A

surewltli.‘
moon. mm “3.90..

United mt sum.
South Norwalk.

 

Conn
”nomination. Can't Agent.

THE P. J. LYNCH 00., GROCERQ.
W. for thin We

Eminent.

85s....”

_eomm!tbathasthewherewlthto~
uttbwlmlsagoodcompanytoin‘

able showing.

Ladies

29

8888])“

lace or Humbert: edgt
Catlin some panel“! acesr for

ifiand time. all

 

--and they are tam the full of it. too Hundreds have become familiar with our
lip-stairs departments. easy of approach sud handy“ to every particular for comfort-
This section has been crowded the-past week with the ladies 11: their
appreciation of our my values. To add still further to the big list of attractions,
we put forward. TO-MDEROW. this new and. specinl ofiering. while they last-

’Cambric Drawers. trimmed with fine torcbon
sizes.
a lot of three hundred only.

advertis-

 

 

Corset Covers.

50 doses Corset Covers. high neck. good
quality muslin. regular value 15c.
this sale. each

" 10c -

50 doses Corset Covers. tine cambric.
souare. V and high necks. beautifully
trimmed with Hamburg or lace.
worth 83c. each

210

It dosen Corset Covers. haunts. lawn
cam.hric numerous styles in
French. low. square and V necks.

handsomely trimmed. regular value
590. at this? sale. each
43c

Daintlness characteriscs our assort-

and French models. Prices rahge
from

500 to $1 25 each.

Chemise.

Our assortment of Chemise includes
both regular and extra sires. with

“ trimmed or plain shirts. Prices
range from

390 to 81,75

Under-skirts 3

Ladies' Under-shirts. good cotton. in
several styles. umbrella and plain
shapes. lull sires Prices range tram

250 to 31.00
Children ’8 Drawers

so doaen Children‘s Drawers. good cot-
ton. hem and cluster of tucks. sires
I to 14 years. worth 15¢ each. for this

ment of Corset Covers in American 8M

 

.90 .

Night Dresses

mdoaen NightDresses. goodcottomv
and Mother Hubbard rakes. prettily
trimmed with Hamburg and tucks.
worth 69¢. each

, 43c
50 dos. Night Dresses. ilne cottonsever-
oi styles. Empire. round. square.
high and V necks. handsomely trim-
med with Hamburg and lace, Ibr- this
sale. each
69c

85 dozen Night Dresses. batiste. cam—
bric and line cotton. pretw streets in
the many styles of Empire. square.
round and V necks. exquisitely trim-
med with embroidery. hematitching
and lace. worth $1.35 each. at

970

does not permit us to do for"
than call attention to all of our as?
sortment of Night Dream They
come in various materials. English
long cloth. ballets, cotton and cam-
brlc, prettiiy trimmed. prices range
from

81.25 to 32.25

Corsets

Our model Corset Department supplies
the very latest and best makes. “it.
It 0.." “Armorslde.” “Thompson's
Glove Fitting.” “RR." “boomers,"
“Her Majesty." and "Brewster" cor-
sets. and "Ferris‘s" waists need no
wordy introduction: At this sale we
are offering our popular mlwmade
corsehthebcstbilccoreetonthe
market. long and short waist. white
and drab. at

39c

Children’s Night Gowns

1 lot Children's Canton Flannel Night
Gowns. extra heavy cloth. have sold
all seven at 50c. this sale. each

250
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Leedme

White Petticoats
mow 1mm suns. lull alas,

cotton. trimmed with tucks.
”c. at this sale

39c

v9.3a“

Ladies‘ white realms” cotton.
numerous styles. handsomely

i

25 doaen white Petticoat. cambrlc or
line cotton. umbrella shapes. prettlly
trimmed with ilamburg or lace. toll
sires. 31,85 quality.

970

25 dos. Ladies white Petticoats. Ins
cotton or cambrie. trimmed with
Hamburg edging lace. tucks and in-
sertions. worth $1 60. at

$1 25

White Petticoats. all the latest models.
in the exquisite styles by American
and French designers

uwmaw'

Drawers

:Sdosen ladies' Drawers. good cotton.
hemandeluateroltuchaforthil
sale. each

150

26 doses Ladies' Drawers. umbrella
and plain shapes. fruit of loom eut-
ton.yohc bands and cluster-clutch.
at. this sale, each

 

210

 

AT SEYMOUR’S STORE
A Cup of DBIIGIDUS

And breakfast is nearly made. but if the Woe is poor your breakfast 18 spoiled.
Do you have s cup of first class Codes? If not. it 19 because you are not buying it of
Fine Cafes to one of our specialties. we pride ourselves on selling a better or-
The genome Padang Java. and Arabian M0-
other thousand pounds in the green berry. this Codes roasted
twice each took. place! beforeyon the finest codes 111 m world.
more than the ordinary. but it’s well wortb the diflerence. Suppdee you try it and be
the judge. That flnoaroma and flavor when you sip it. captivates and holds in your N
memory where to get your Coffee. «

CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.

£0ffee

*4

It costs a little

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