astically closed, locaIIy,
remains” to be said or
titling a conspicuous-
g made by RichaId
candidate for state“
v non pnoaA're Jones.
gt: Gregory is too well
‘0 need any culogy as to
for the oihcc of judge
bate He is now, and has
some time, in the oiiicc
3a word but of. commendn~
. or is heard of his
retro-rich. The fact that he
bio and thorough; that he
rose of novelty goods has its
ado with a shaped iiounce oi
eon. The sleeves are of the
rs are quite an item in the
world. beingialacd iol trini-
Manes as well an bats
“u seen any of the printed
bill They make very beautiful
gs for the plain cloths
a wealthy enough. that wanteth
great enough, that is his
untold: ho is happy enough that
to die well.~Hall.
or is a good deal of populality
‘tod for the Cuban heel. partic-
on short women it is u
‘ fiat! is“; of ”solid leather, .
‘rly lasocialise i l h u
will u oatrc be
ad ofihe (longish hats. and it
its Way of attaching them is to
em follow the line of the brim
g at the front. particularly if the
‘ one “off the face.’.' A soft
conceals the stems, and there is
or trimming. cluept a buckle.
trimmings ale thus all flat and the
lit. depends on the width of the
correct street glove has but one
.and that a large one. Some-
t in pearl sometimes gold and
‘can afford them, you may be
among the ultra fashionablcs
ring thorn bright with jewels
tit stirs but if expensive buttons
but on both shoes and gloves.
‘11 would treasure them and get
a habit of looking after the
rig that confined them. before
ttona were off and away.
importance
.in a great
The I Inc
(‘3
I Manners are what vex or
oirupt or purify. exalt or do
arhariae or refine us. by noon-
(lady. uniform. lnsenaiblo on
like that. of the air we breatllc
a; give, their whole form and
1 our litres. According to their
they aid morals. they supply
they totally destroy them —
to loan oldsaying’that opportulr
hid, but only to the industrious.
illustration of this lrlaa we may
’ old Pol‘alun legend that a poor
ted 1.000 years at the gates of
“hoping that they would open
could enter. Finally he snatch
ttlo nap of a few mlnutea‘ duru-
d than it was that the gator;
‘ and shut. Von Moltkc. thc trl
.. tutrttoglst of tho Franco-Prue
. said:
in you must bc (it the right
the right timo. with n superior
‘mat. .Napolcon mode that tho
I rinoipie of his marvelous mill
floor. The rule holds good in
“faults of life.
"poor piano that never won
4' twine county fair.
unit-III-
_ FIRST~CLASS
- companion.
ii bu at llama in
her trle‘ a. informally. with ‘
her mother. The groom' is friends also
take this opportunit it making her
acquaintance.
Ar news of a betrothni. Manda hus-
:oatI'vlitlrl’? in“ thavhappy pair, and the
lilo
Tho ,nd'a cutout rln
which the engagement a announced-—
or at least It in than openly worn. its
choice depending upon the taste and
means of the giver.
The engaged man it momma.
but one wishes the girl all happiness.
It in the present fashion for intimate
friends to send to the fiancee engage-
ment presents In the shape of ten-
cups. The lovers are seen often to
gather in public, as they are not sup
posed to care for gayetioa apart from
each other. They should not mako
themselves conspicuous by their devo-
tion to each other.
Many persons prefer not to announce
their engagement until there is a pros-
pect of the marriage taking place with
in a year. An engaged girl should on
1y accept from her lover much gifts as
might be returned uninjured. should
the engagement be broken. «Mrs Bur-
ton Kingsland, in the November Lad-
lea' Home Journal.
~—
Tsa'r FOR A WEAK ulna.
Two men in a cafe were discussing a
gift by a noted millionaire of a. large
sum pl money to found a college chair
of psychology.
"What is psychology. anyway?" our.
ed one
“Its the study of the mind. of the
soul.” said the other.
“What’s the good of that '.’" asked the
skeptic.
"A great deal of use." answered his
“1 have studied it to some
extent myself and can detect a weak
minded man from a strong minded one
by a very simple test For instance. if
can make you say 'fourteen’ against
your will you luck power. Will
you let me try it on you? i believe i
can make you say it."
“Make me say “fourteen against my
will? "You can‘t do it. Fire away!’
And this is the way the test worked:
A. ~How much are six and four?
B.—~Ten.
A.—~How much are eight and three?
Ens-Eleven.
A.—~«How much are nine and seven?
B. Sixteen.
A. (triumphantly)——Ahal There you
said it. i knew you would.
B. (indignantlyl—Snld what?
A.—~Sixteen.
B.-——But “fourteen" was the word We
chose for the test.
A. (cooly)—~Well. you've said it now,
anyway—New York Tribune.
When the women can‘t lily of an-
other woman that she isn‘t bad look-
ing. they find a lot of other things to
any.
BURGMRS IN A MARKET.
The Safe Totally Wrecked. and Com
cider-able other Damage Done.
CROMWELL. Conn. November 5—
Burglars entered the market of M. W
Austin here last night. and though
they secured no booty. they succeeded
in doing considerable (lat age. The
safe was totally wrecked. le door go
ing through the refrigerator
The men then entered the postomrc,
but here also they failed to secure any-
thing.
Tbo tools which were used were tak-
cn from a nearby blacksmith shop.
TIDE TABLE FOR NOVEMBER,1900. ’
Computed for Wilson Point Dock.
From U. 8. Coast Survey Tablas.
Tide table for November. 1900. cam.
putcd for Wilson Point dock. from
United States Coast Survey tables. The
height in tent and tenths art reckon-
cd from Mean Low Water. which Is the
datum of surroundings on the Coast
and Geodetic Survey Charts for this
region. and which is 3.6 feet below
mean sea level. Morning tides on first
line. afternoon tides on second line of
each day.
Date. H.'l‘. lit. l..'l‘. Ht.
5. 9.15am. 8.3ft. 3.02am. ~—0.4fl.
9.45pm. Hit. 3.43pm. —0.9ft.
6. 10.06am. 8.5f’t. 3.53am. -—0.5ft.
10.37pm. 7.5ft. 4.33pm. «0.1".
7. 10.54am. 8.5ft. 4.43am. —~0.Bft.
11.26pm. 7.4ft. 5.22pm. -—i.ift.
S. 11.42am. 8.3ft. 5.33am. -o.3ft.
6.12pm. ~00“.
ll. 0.18am. 7.3ft. 6.24pm. ———0.lfi.
12.30pm. 8.0ft. 7.02pm. —~0.7ft.
10. 1.0mm. 7.0ft. 7.19am. 0.1m.
l.20p.ln. 7.6ft. 7.55pm. ~0.3ft.
ll. 2.02am. 6.7ft. 8.15am. 0.6ft.
2.]ip.nl. 7.0!t. 8.51pm. 0.lft.
l2. 3.00am. (lift. 9.21am. 1.0ft.
3.11pm. 6.5ft. 9.53pm. (Lift.
13. 4.06am. 6.2ft.10.32a.m. Lift.
‘ 4.17pm. 6.1ft.10.67p.m. 0.6ft.
M. 5.13am. 6.2ft. 11.41am. Loft.
5.32pm. 5.0ft.12.00p.m. ‘ (Lift.
15. 6.12u.m. can. 0.00am. 0.7ft.
6.39pm. 5.0ft12.42p.m. 0.8“.
lb. 7.05am 6.5ft. 12.55am. 0.60..
7.38pm. 5.0ft. 1.36pm. (Mill.
1?. 7.50am. at". 1.43am. Milt.
8.26pm. 6.0ft. 2.22pm. 0.5ft
is. 8.28am. 6.8ft. 2.29am. 0.6ft.
9.03pm. (tilt. 3.04pm 0.3ft
19. 9.02am. 7.1ft. 3.03am. Mitt.
9.33pm. 6.2ft. 3.40pm. 0.1ft.
20. 9.33am. 7.3tt. 3.33am. 0.6".
0.60pm can. 4.11pm. can.
21. 10.07am. 7.1m. 3.69am. 0.5ft.
10.29pm. 6.7ft. 4.30pm. -0.2fl.
22. 10.43am. 7.8ft. 4.30am. 0.3ft.
11.05pm. 7.0ft. 5.09pm. ~0.4ft.
23. ‘ll.2l)a.m. 8.0ft. 5.08am. (Lift.
11.44pm. 7.3“. 5.45pm. world.
24. 5.43am. 0.0ft.
12.02pm. 8.1ft. 6.29pm. ~03“.
25. 0.27am. 7.5ft. 6.28pm. «(Lift
12.45pm. 80ft. 7.04pm. n—Dflft.
26. Milan. 'f.tlit. 7.18am. w(lift
1.32pm. 7.9ft. 7.51pm. -~0.6ft.
27. 2.02am. "Milt. 8.07am. 0.0ft.
2.21pm. Hit. 8.40pm. «hilt.
38. 2.57am. 7.6ft. 0.05am. 0.1ft.
3.15pm. “it. 9.34pm. «Mitt.
20. 3.5mm. 7.6ft.10.10a.m. 0.2“.
. 4.13pm. lift. 10.3mm. ~0.1ft.
4.50am. 76ft. ll 17am am
5.16pm 0.9“. 1186pm..0.0ft.
busy.
While others complain oi a backward treason, we are very“, very
our remedy for trade' is Best Merchandise for the Least Pos~
siblc Prices. and prices invaliablylowor than Other dealers
We placcibcfore the tradiugpublic only the most stylish and
desirable gnodil
ton toi Maud invitations for various .
This week we are showing
NEW BREASTS. .
NEW pOSTRICH PLUMES.
NEW PON bone,
1 NEW rnlnnao Tunaans. roouas nun triads HATS,
w:
3.2
NEW SILK VELVET REgD§~TO— —WEAR MOORISH TUR-
A 8
NEW GOLD BUCKLES.
NEW STEEL *‘BUCKLES.
NEW ALPINE HATS IN ALL
THE DESIRABLE SHADES.
We pay your fare one way on $3 purchaotio: both way: on to purchases.
E. H. Dillon 8: Co.
.86 AND 988 MAIN STREET.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
at the
Right Prices -:
FOR NOBBY. STYLISH,
CHILDREN ’5 CLOTHING
W0 are
Headquarters
C(l with a good black ltaliau.
At $3.oo—-—A Heavy, All-w
breasted, with vclvct collar and large white pearl buttons. Lill-
ool Silk Frieze Reefer, double
A good honest value.
an Oxford Mixed Kcrscy, and
serviceable garment.
At $3.00~D0ublc Breasted Reefer. with vclvct colluC, Vol
black Italian lining. A very
(lal'k llIilc Kcrscy of tile sanlc
ovcrcoats.
w
85 WASHINGTON STREET
At $6.oo-—Our Finest Rccicr. with a large sailor collar of
Black Astracllau, trimmed with heavy black braid.
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK.
1. Da vis (S: S on,
Tailors. Clothiers. flaunts. Furnishers.
Made of a
quality you find in men's $25.00
4
scum Ivan WALK.
THE NEW STORE.
Mehnckcmo Block.
My
Lady’s
Outfit
shall
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 3,
We
be ready for our informal opening
-»-our introduction to the Indies of lilo
Norwalks.
We shall carry a complete lino of
LADIES' OUTER AND.UNDER GAR-
MENTS.
We shall encourage the use of strict-
throughout
cau be purchased
here soon.
Wait 2
your
ly high grade clothing~shall ask only
prlccs consistent with such goods.
Mr. Simmons being a practical fur-
ricr, you may expect special values for
money in furs and not be (ilsap‘
pointed-«mot even an iota.
We will tell exact (little of
opening as soon as it is fixed.
formal
B. (SIMMONS, Proprietor.
WOW
. BRIDGEPORT CENTENNIAL.
Plans for the Biggest Demonstration
in the Hlutory of the City.
BRIDGEPORT. Novclllbcr 5~Tho
centennial of the crcatlon of tho bor-
ough of Bridgeport. Its first form as a
corporate entity. will be obsorvod next
Monday and plans have boon prepared
for the biggest demonstration in tho
history of the city. a feature of which
will be a street pal-ado. military, civic
and industrial in its character. which
will cxccl any of previous dntc ill Con-
llocticut.
The parade will consist of twenty
three divisions. and each auroral of the
divisions will constitute whole parades
in themselves. The fire departments
division. for instance. will consist of
twentyvsix companion. withton bands
of music. The fraternal societies will
all be largely represented in the line.
the Odd Follow, the llllka. tho Mccllan
ion, the Workman. tho I‘orcstcru and
the Catholic societies turning out by
hundreds each.
The military division will comprlaa
the Fourth Regiment. the Brigade Sig-
nal Corpia. the Gatling Gun Battery the
State Naval Militia Battalion. the
Ilrooklyn Division of the New York
Naval Militia. tho (lovornor’a Foot
Guard the Putnam Phalanx. of Hart
lord, and it ill expected a large repro
eentntlon from the Old Guard of New
.York. \
The industrial division will afford an
excellent representation of the variety
of Bridgeport’a manufactures.
have nearly a hundred features.
The parade will he martlllnlcd by
Postmaster W ll Marigold and in tho
line will be (lovclnor willinbury and
General Russell Frost and his staff.
in the evening there will be a ban-
quet in which Senators Hawlcy and
Flatt. Governor lmunabury. the four
Connecticut Congressmen and the may
or: of all ol the cities of Connecticut
will be among the some.
It will ‘
in the forcnoon a Spanish gun which
wus- my:
was among tho trophies of Santiago.
will be, dedicated by Governor Louns-
bury at Seaside Park.
The city is already bright. with (ico-
oratlotla and from all sides come ro-
ports of excursion portion which will
swcli the crowds of visitors to enor-
mous numbers.
REBELS MOVE UP THE RIVER.
HONG KONG. Novolubcr Swiloportu
from Canton any the East Rivcr rebels
huvv moved up the river. llllll boats arc
now running from Phil ho to liu Chan
it is considered probable that the re
bullion will shortly dic out. The re
formers admit that the rising was pro
mature. and that they had not a nut
ilciant supply of arms. As the French
demand tho execution of the leaders in
the Shck Lung riots. placards have
been postcd throughout the town. org
lng tho pcoplc to slaughter the foreign
cra. it the demands arc pressed.
TALKED or AMERICAN POLITICS.
BERLIN, ‘ Novcmllor fi-wldmpcror
William entertained at luncheon. Dr.
Volt Holioben. tho Cormnn ambassa-
dor to the United State; Baron Von
Richthofcn, the German secretary or
foreign affairs. and Baron Spock Von
Sternhog. formerly German chargr»
d'nffaires at Washington. and now con
on] general at Calcutta The conver-
sation was largely in regard to Amcrl‘
can politics and relations hotwecn Gel
many and the United statue.
ROOSEVELT ls CONFIDENT.
NEW YORK November 5 --»(‘lovorn
or ltoosevclt rcmulncd at his homo lo
Ul’fitor Buy. today. ‘lilc sold be won in
good health. and that ho was confident
of a llcpublican victory at the polls.
tomorrow. The governor will make
the lill'lt speech of the campaign in
Oyster Bay. this evening.
M.-
Thc optimist It oftcn a pessimist
who keeps his pessimism a (lead .9.
cm. oven to himself.
Magic F1gure Salc'No.
WILL CONTINUE Tomorrow, TUESDAY
Read the price quotations.
Ollr ontiro stock of bile Corsets, all
makes. at 390 a pair.
Children's fur top ileccc lined Gloves.
62c quality for 39¢.
Men's outing flannel and muslin
Night Shirts, 50c quality, at 39:.
Men’s genuine ”Gillat” Suspenders,
50c quality, 39c.
Odds and ends of men’s danced and
marina Underwear, Shirts and Draw-
ers, 50c quality, 39¢.
Ladlos' fleeced Hose. the 25c quality.
(2) two pulra for 39a.
The celebrated “Black Cat" Stock»
ing for boys, known as the leather
stocking, regular price 25c a pair, this
sale (2) two pairs for 39¢.
Men’s wool mixed Socks.
pairs of the 15c kind for 39¢.
Lildlus’ silk front \vool Vests, only
75c quality. at 39c.
50c Pocketbooka at 39c.
(2) two boxes
39c.
Ladioa' Embroidered Handkerchiefs,
tho 2i” )c quality. (3) three to: 39¢.
(4) four
25c writing paper, for
SPECIAL VALUES
Hundreds of others not
mentioned in this ad. I.
Wlntcr Waleta, all new. detachable
collar, and liars cults, flounclettc, plaid
outing flannel, black memorized silk.
all sizes, regular 500, at 39c.
Chemise, Drawers. Cornet Covers.
Night Gowns and Underakirtswnll our
.500 lino at 391: each.
Ladies’ and Mluses’ heavy Flannel
Underskirts, 50c quality. at 39c.
‘Childron’s Flannel Dresses, sizes 6
months to 4 years, 500 quality, 39c.
Children’s Muslin Drawers Hamburg
trimmed and tucka, 2 to 8 years, (2)
two pairs for 39c.
. “chpclean” Hair Brushes. 50c qual-
ity, 39c.
Hook and Eyes, 10c quality, 6 cards
for 390.
One (ll pair of our 25c llsle Combs
and one ('1) dozen celluloid Hair Pius
worth 25c, both artlclco for 39¢.
3 papers boat Pins. 3 papers bcst
Needles. 3 cards Safety Plus, all for
39¢.
2 pairs Kleincrts' 250 quality Dress
Shields, for 39¢.
Coque Boas. just a few. worth 750.
this sale 39c.
Black Chovlot Serge. 69c quality, 390
50 inch lndla ‘i‘wills, black, 30c qual-
ity, 390..
All our 50c and 600 wool Pialds, 39c.
ilomeapuns, in oxidrds and broom,
69c quality, 39c.
50c Velveteen, 39c.
*10c Gilt Preserve Dishes, 6 for 309.
100 China Fruit Plates. 6 for 390.
50c China Condensed Milk Jars, 390.
590 China Cracker Jars, 89c.
550 10 qt. retlnned covered Bread
Raisers, 39c.
59c copper-nickel plated Tea Kat.
ties, at 39c.
5 all linen Towels, worth 10c (3a., 39c.
10 yds. heavy twill Crash, worth 5c
yd.. 39c.
10 yda. of 6 cent white Domet Flan-
ncl. 39c.
Two yards heavy Table Damask. 399.
8 yds. of the best Apron Gingham,
39c.
50 cent Window Shades, 39c.
4 de. lace stripe Nainsook. 15c kind,
39c.
'l‘wo Outing Flannel Petticoats. 39c.
54) cent lace Curtains, 39c.
10 yds. best Lining Cambrlc, 39c.
IN WINTER
At Seymour’s Store.
WWW .
0060 60
Compare and
Save Money.
Our Delicmus Coiiee.
Sweet Rosv Butter.
Fragrant Teas.
Double Cream Cheese.
New Maple Svrup.
QUICK SALES.
LIMITED CREDIT
Confident in (he Rightness of our goods and prices, we ask a
comparison. It will mean to you new and reliable goods at
lowest cost-and to us. vour constant patronage. The tlde is
ilowulg our way. We ball our books with the finest had.
We land and hold the catch we make with goods that cannot
be surpassed. Try us and see.
YOU WENT.
Old English Swiss, Rouueiort
Cheese. etc.
New Figs
New Raisins.
Celery, Cauliflower, Pears, etc.
New Maple Sugar.
New Oran es.
Fancv Concord and Magora g
Grapes. New Prunes.
Chas. E. Seymour, 33 West Washington St.
Wé Load, Others Follow.
The truth of this statement was llcvcr more fully demonstrated than last week. Three busi‘
lless houses of South Norwalk copied our advertisement in this paper some only partially, while
other were item for item and word for word, which proves very conclusively our statement often
made in these columns that we are the originators of low prices and high quality. and the other fel-
lows only imitators. We offer
this week a superior list of price attractions, douny remarkable
when you consider that every single item represents the best and purest of its class, irrespective of
price.
VERY FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER,
i i
Per 1b., 23c.
SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS, 5 lb. average, Lb., 8c.
SUGAR CURED HAMS. small and lean, Lb., nc.
MAUD S. OR JONES’ S FLOUR $4.75 bbl., 60c. bag.
18 LBS. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR for $1. co.
New fat Mackerel, white and fat,
each. 50..
Capo Cod Cranberries. 7c quart; 4
quarts for 25c.
Portland Mackerel No.2
90c.
New Orleans Molasses, gut,
lng jug, 60c.
.10 lb. pails,
I
includ-
jilg. 25c.
trn value. lllc.
all meat, can. 300.
2 cans for BBC.
New Cider Vinegar, gab. Including Soda Crackers Ginger Snaps,
Nan; or Lemon Cakes. lb.
Fairbanks Gold Dust Washing I’ow-
(Icr. 41b pkg.,14(:.
ltalston Health Club Pancake Flour,
pkg. 9(.
New Fruit Jam in glasses. assorted
flavour glass 10c.
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, per peck, 20c.
Nlc
New Yellow Ponchos. largo cons. ox-
Ituby Lobster. 1 lb. flat culls, select-
Gold Medal Asparagus, very fancy,
10Quart can table Syrup, new goods,
The New York Grocery Company
(A r BECKMAN & co. successors.)
Donovan Building,
South Norvvalk.
Its ,_ ndnlablc Fact
THAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY MORE GROCERIES, 0F BETTER QUALITY, 'AT
THE LYNCH STORES THAN ANY OTHER PLACE IN TOWN.
A glance over our
trial order will prove this to your satisfaction.
or R 1%ch I’LGIN CREAME RY Bill IER . I
()U u IAMOU 5 WHITE Ross. l‘Louu, $4.75 BBL.;6oc.BAd i
price list, or better still, if you are not already trading with us, a
.1
‘ 2c. LB.
l8 1 US. BLS'I‘l GRANULATEI‘) SUGAR IOR $100.
SUGARCURED CAI ll ()RNIA IIAMS 8c. LB.
IlEST LONG ISLAND POTATOES, 75c. 1308.; aoc. PECK.
New Prunes, 5c lb. Finest Quality Red Salmon. 150 can. New Citron, 13c lb.
"Orb Evaporated Pbachcl. 14100;”. New Mackerel, 5c. New LOMOH POOL 106 'b-
33. iafi‘ii'i'ml. Syrup. 6 p93: “”3" 5W” V'Mfl'v 5o Now Jam. 16 oz. glans 1m, 106-.
Fancy Now 8w... Potatoes. 20c pk. Large can Extra Fine Punches. 10c. New Pancake Flour, 10¢ pkfi.
13 Cake: Soap for 25¢. Grape Nuts. only 12c pkg. Ralcton Health Food. 130 pun.
Pint Bottle New Cartoon. 50 New Seeded Rollins, 9c pkg. Wheatona, 13c pkg.
Our One Dollar Sale of Last Week Still Continues.
:18 VWASHINGTON 8'11, SOUTH NORWALK.
19 MAIN ST» NORWALK.
fly- 1;.
Norwalk Chronicler