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datum of surroundings on tho Count;
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r Our business is exclusively h1illincry.Wc Larry . . took only ‘ mean isenlovoi. 1181411321133. on 'iliiii’,
W...“ ......“ ...... ...“...2.’ thing pertaining to LADIES,’ MISSES’ nub CiiIL‘D'RENS" hill «3%;an twe- "ll mend "no at , MONDAY
flagrroaggnfipm" and H‘AT.S in every grade, to suit every purse. As “'13.” members of Date. "‘HJI‘. Hi. L.'l‘. Ht. . . .
- 10,100.10: .. “
the largest lililliitery syndicate 111 the East, We are 3"al‘b'ed to secure L L ”009:; it”; lib-'3. ”3:3: This is a most wonderful glove and underw‘pr o'tore. Tho”
strictly high class merchandise at such low prices ’tlLaL an individ- 11. ' 3.323.111; 3.32:; 3311411 ‘ 0%. stock shows it The store shows it, and the daily‘ Increasing “I“.
‘ l 3.. . “1 . .m. ‘ . n1 0. ' '
:‘Wl 30““ ““33 "3"" "2“" 0' ,L . 12. 3.0o§.m.‘ 0m. 02.12111. 1.011 show it pialnest of all. Thero' a satisfaction' 1n buying hero-«prices
amply: ...-..., :.. ,. 1"" week we are s owing ' 13 i'ililiilg' it"iiilii'iim ”m M: are always lowest on equal values, and last, not least, shoddy
”gag? film; 3091‘!) §{°'::"§v'9:§'iiil BLACK AND COLORED VELVET TURBANS. 1 4.11pm. 0.1. 10. ii... 0.01: things are excluded absolutely. Our counter °°"'.‘""' only the
l ‘ 1 . 5.135.111. 6.2“. 11.412.111.10“.
3'“ 333 ““93- l 39“ “mm“ in?“ Some trimmed with breasts, some with ostrich primes. LMauy 5.32pm. 5.9tt. 12.009.113. 0.7tt. newest and boat. ‘ _ ‘,
,iil speak least making atrial. . 17} 15. . 6.12801. 63“. 0mm. 07“ GLOVES .1. 1 '.i r ‘ L- ‘,‘
and), said Our good old family physician, Dr. ale brightened by gold braid and gold buckles. 6391).!!! 5'9“. 12.421111! O'BIL
t difficult Ramadan laughed at me a little, but , 1-6 7.052.111. 6.1m. 12. 65a'n1' obit P. & L Gloves, one of the best makes sold in this country.» We
y said it I won determined to try patent THE NEW OXFORD GRAY ALPINE HAT IS PROVINC‘ A ' 7'33p'm' 59 n, 1..3iip 111' 0'6“ have them ill suede and glace, at $1 .0011 pair, wortilL $I. 25 Every
“a“; 3 30“” “0W 33' medicines he would advise me to be- . ' - ' ' ‘ ' ,
- , A BIG SUCCESS. 17. 7.503.111. 66ft. 1.430.111. 0.6ft pair warranted. »
ws with many ubli‘c gin with smarts Qatari-h Tablets, oe~ 828 to son. 2 22 m 05fL M h 01
" i canoe he know what they contllned. PRICES‘ - - - - - - ~ $1 $ '62 $ ' p. ' ' D l ' Brown and Gra 00 a oves, $' 00 pair, worth $' 25 I
" {9" ti" paper haying '0 and he had heard or several reincrk- ' . . . ‘ . 'm' L ' 2'25. '8' 33333” 3'33: 332:? 3333' Ladies’ Piquct Gloves. in heavy kid, specially for winter wear,
. , able cures resulting from their use, Everything ill Birds, Breasts and Ostrich Plumes. .9. 910231.“: 7:1“: 3.033253 0.6ft. all colors, $1.25, value $1. 50. i
"only of the national tndlturthfermore, {313' “‘3" we”? 1‘3" W , 9.33pm. 6.2tt. 3.409.111. 0..lft Misses buy Top Lined Kid Gloves. 75c. quality, at 500
upi'csentatives is 179 02336;!“ e. 00"" " “3 no ”00" "g" 0" Wo pay your taro one way on $3 purchases: both ways on $6 purchoooo. 20. 9.331140. 7.3i't. 3.330.111. 0.6ft. Ladies Fur Top Lined Kid Gloves $1. 25 quality, $.90 L 1- «i:
“l a... will 1.... over The 1...... .... 1 1...... m ...... ‘ m~- 2.. 1133223.: till: itiii’fl: it’ll: M... 5 Leather Lined Gloves 696 qualim 5°c . L
, .4 ' . - box at o dru store, carried it iany gt , 9 .m, _o. It. Mcu’ .5 Gloves, Astrachan back, kid palm, 50c.pai1‘ "
' ' s 0' the I iity seventh pocket, and our or five times a tiny . 2‘) 10'2””. 'i'i'ift. 4420', Oizift M U l (l B k Gl $1 1' t r $ ,
till it ten or fifteen of would take, a tablet: in less than .3 I an . . a .. _ 3:33;: 7:0“. 5:09;:3: 4:4“: en' 5 11 me uc ovcs, 50 qua 1 3,100 -
r—areiuclined to be m- wfli'kh' log a imfliield 'tmt'il'iovfii'limti L O 23_ ll.20u.m. 8.0“. 5.030.111. 0.1ft. UNDERWEAR.
arty rule can still be w c 0"" “8' un 11 s o ' 11.4mm- 7-3ft- 5-45D-m- ~0~3f3 I ll Australian Wool Vests 11th nts 111 ill -
Led n Lille H . minim“ "m“ “Hm“ 0”" ,8. AND 988 MAIN STREET. BRIDGEPORT, coup. 2.. n 2 in. mm. 40,1713. oreacsiié'fri's45u; rise so a Sm Nolli'iug ham; at‘zny'epfi',‘c{f‘?'
- “ my hood in clear. my throat tree ””“"”*‘ ”" ‘““ M‘ ” W 25_ 0:37:13: 725th 6:233:32 .011“: Ladies' "Ypsilanti" Tights in black,$1.oo pair, worth $1.50.
"Vi“. i.rritntlon “‘3' Pfennig: '3‘“ 80011 _ ‘ 12.45pm. 8.0ft. 7.04pm. ——i).7ft. Ladies’ “()neta” Union Suits, made of a fine combed Egyptian
no tever L‘vais. an i eat sat caudal . i ' ' 26. 1,132.10. ”it. 7.16am. —~0.1ft. yam all sizes $100
”Y ““0“ n 9f“ 3° ° “3"” 03' - ' ‘ 1.32pm. 7.9 t. 7.51p.m. 4.011..
. .. tarrh Tab obl..eto 27. 232mm 7.6i't 8.07am. 0.0m. Ladies’ Vests and Pants, Norfolk and New Brunswick mills, in
lid The” table“ contain 0‘1er °' 2.2lp.m. 7.70. 8.40pm. —-0.4ft. wool at 75c and $I--00
-- iii-the Republican var Eucalyptus im- (Malawi him" "’0‘ . 28. 2.57am. 7.011. 9.052.111. 0m. Ladies’ Vests and Pants, “Winsted Mills," in white and gray,
.1“! lug groups 01pm and other valuable anti-unites corn- L _ ilSv-m “m 9.3mm. 4,2,3 . ,
ad in forclnlr the billed in 9.10““: “3‘“ mm- and " ‘ 99 's'lna m' 7011 101011m 021:. 5”“ 2" '0 44’ $"°°' .. . . .. -
_ c, all, upon the com is safe to 885’ that Stuart’s Catnrrn “‘ 4:13pjm: 7:1ft:10:33p:m: 4'1"“ Ladles‘ Vests and Pants, “Roots "'1 well Mills, in gray and
' Wt 139.80% in be. T331033 “"9 mdfiunpm‘l’" ‘3 0°”? ‘ . :10. 4.51m. 7.11:1. 11.17am. 0.211. white. 21 very fine garment, at $1..oo
LL“ tru Sagan-”£1201? $23.35" agatgefi' 'iiie'iiniile'r; c 5-169-m- 6.9It. 11-36D-m- 0-011- Men’ 5 Gray and Camel' 5 Hair Shirts and Drawers, about 75 per
the 1110101119 and Roche arrays and douches ‘ ' -. ~ cent W09' 3' 5°C “"9"" 75C. .
m m 91-930mm” that They are sold by druggisto every- . . ”2:38;" 338§3?n§.3'$53vifi €33,383 Men‘s Wool liiedlum Weight Silll‘tS and Drawers, our dollar
m ”pagoda? 1.061;:ngan grime in the United SW05 and ($11136 Double Breasted Fleece Lined. fuelled to it automobile stables. for quality, at 856.. sizes 34 to 48.
soarenoe- . ' , . h tbllftants -,«' ' '. ~‘
11 actual defeat have been mm Single Breasted Fleece Lined. Engage; ('1') ragh'il'i‘lgingcs the glgcmc 1 .Our 30c Medium W eight Sh lrts and Drawers, while they last.
‘ , by liturgical):i lit“: a copra:l that TammalLy than 1311‘)? lellf-e'l‘i‘ {he Sun Brown and Blue. vehicles are provided on the first floor a 33C'
n e c e many lone tak ngtmo y e ore oc , as ham and the second floor is intended for OUR SPECIAL ACKET AND SUIT SALE CONTINUES
. "in the rear, is not 11 ed Seth-Low for mayor of New York. White Merino. Extra Heavy. living apartments for the vehicle at- .i

. hope the Fyler combine
i ll) or pelltlelans who think of

mu forget the lesson
coolly urn from the figures
rdinory your or normal party
a in this state, the course
probed would have most assur-
loll-their party into defeat as Well
or.

the Voting iii‘ol‘ilno a Trial.
hoopla Sentinel. )

ill't‘ ‘iif Tuesday's elec-
{mxl'

but t‘b‘rlngs out more
on any algumont the advis-
l giving the voting machines
alto the Second Congression-
s an example. When the

‘ ‘-" ., gpnpors went to
911% "complete vote of
but“ k'hown.1md the
e.n.Mr Sperry. While assured
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WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.

White satin is combined with green
figured crepe in mnklng a gown for the
house. ‘

Make a slightly thickened gravy for
fried liver, but serve it separate from
the liver.

Do not wear jewelled combs in your
hair in the daytime; they are especial
ly intended for evening wool.

Apples and celery mixed. chopped
flue, well seasoned and spread be-
tween slicen of brown bread. form part
of a light evening "spread." Some-
times cheese is used in place of celery.
and again the apples are mixed with
nuts. Whlte bread may be used if it
is preferred.

The draped felt hats are glowing ill
popularity evoly day They are suit
droop nicely. and shape themselves
easily to any head. and are fitted very
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Camel‘s Hair, extraordinary value.

Heavy Cotton Ribbed.
Blue and Bnibriggan.

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It is none too soon to buy win-
ter wear, and it is to your advan-
tage. as the stocks are unbroken.
They will never be cheaper here, ,
and cannot be cheaper elsewhere. "“'

 

 

 

OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK.

1. Da vis oi: S on,

Tailors. Clothiers. Halters. Furnishors.
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SATURDAY AND MONDAY.

Call Sli- Quick' Sales-

Cash Prices.

AT SEYMOUR’S STORE.

THE EXCITEMENT IS OVER. NOW lOR‘ BUSINESS.

 

We are opening a complete and very attractive line of NEW GOODS. which we have pack-

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ed expressly for ourselves, which will be appreciated by those who like nice goods.

PECIISL ATTENTION

15 called to our Blossom Brand l-‘allcy lland packed \Vl-IOLE TOM/\TOFS, 15c can; $1. 75 doz.

()ur Orchid brand lancy Maine 51 (i \R CUI\\ is the cream of the com pack, put tip for

BEANS AN

those who can appreciate a first Llass article. 151:. can; $1. 75 dozen.

NEW COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON. BLOCK ISLAND LOBSTER. NEW CANNED LIMA

D SUCCOTASH IN THE FINEST GRADES.

Also a fine line of Canned Goods to suit the masses.

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP:

hat is always prefrablc to a really- ‘- " ‘ .--- ‘ " w .0. ~~ *
£111 'ie'li ciii'oio‘ .lt walla vory.aLo made one. and those m... especially . Quart Bottles, 25 Cents. . .‘ L!
“3 t, ”303131333910‘3'3" pretty. The buckles, breasts and ‘ Pm' BOtt'es‘ '5 Cents. ~- 3 ' u ifl'iil'.
“Watelbmy was known other styles of trimming. too. fit into T HE NEW STORE Gallon calm:
to, rt 3"" was behind time, and. their places on these ..nts lunch more Round 90 Cents.
nary other-instances might b" comfortably than they do on the stiff Mahlckcmo Block. S $
1' delay in counting ballots and really-made 0110s. quare. 1.00.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Lin 8 results caused by the
‘ ystem of Voting.

 

Tho Whipping .Poot.
Bridgeport Telegram.)

people argue against the 10-
‘of, the whipping post on the
I thin it would be a return to
‘ days. when criminals new
to suitor torture for then sins.
would be a step backward in-
forward By no means. Pro-
no perfection if we can
method of making men obey

a.

The American hairdresser says
there is 11 perfect fad at present in
New York, for having the hair waved
from the forehead. clear back to the
crown of the head. This softens the.
features and makes any plain face.
beautiful when the. waves are well
made. This new style of waving the
hair produces also a pompndour effect.
The hair is parted in the middle or a
little to one side, and is all so fluffy
that one would think great cushions
or false hair had been lnid underneath
When properly waved the hair has 11

 

These are likely made-«pleasingly
Lol010d~lcgula1 31.2. 5 wrapper quali-
111 swine lcduclion made to help bring
the indies of the Norwalkr into our
store to become acquainted with our
wears. Very willing do we cut prof-
its—«re consider being introduced to

you more than worth it.

Millinery is an important part of
our business. Mrs. Simmons is a milli-
uery designer—~hnving acquired the
art fmm London. England, experts.

. A Rap
at Flannel
Wrappers.

7.90

 

New Maple Sugar. I3c. cake, 2 for 25c.
All the brands of Pan Cake Flour. Prepared Flour and Buckwheat.

CHAS. E, SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer.
Our Prices This Week

Tell their own story.

 

If you read this advertisement each week you will know that we want your
trade and are willing to make big inducements to get it.

[the comm-y and of humnn- tinted appearance, not unlike the “111- l-‘urs remodeled—most reasonable
ve ndymcod a. long a..." in iulz. of a beautiful ruflle. only these charges. Do this myself. it's my FANCY ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. Lb., 25c,
llf "ht dlrcctlou And so if no caves extend in graceful curves from lrnde. JUNE CREAMERY BUTTER. Lb.. 23c.
“It. by introducing the whipping ”githlphof Ithe bail to the "Kiwi (‘I'gwin SUGAR .CURED H AMS, Lb., 11c.
prevented men from commit. 0 10 EN . an 10 mass o 110 111‘ , . L
i. ~. atrocious clinics they lion may be coiled or knotted rather high 3, SIMMONS, Proprietor. MAUI) 8.. OR JONESS FLOUR. $4.75 Bbl.
b.1110 would not have retlogrs-e 01' low, as best suits the shape of the 18 LBS, SUGAR, $1.00.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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c.'(ioldcnl)1ip Syrup Qt. c2111. loc.

 

. l uccdali isulil 1kg” Kippcrcd Herring. zcans for 25c.
13““ "0.0"" SNOW m CONNECTICUT' Ti me. H as C ome l nectla tlrallalill“ nicr. pkg. '80- Campbell s C oudcnscd Soup, New 'l‘omatocs. call, 7c.

by Evil ‘Advlsers Eleven Inches at Norfolk—High Wind Grandma's I’an Cake l‘iour, Can. go. New York State Corn, can, 8c.

.1 film! Constitlltwlon no... , Doc: Considerable Damage. to pack away Summer Goods. We have just the thing—an Oak Pkg. 912'. (.oldcn Pumpkin, can, 9c. liarly June Peas, can, 91:
by no means meets Sm WINSTEI). (30110.. November Io——Ali Chlflonler. from $4 50 “P New Prepared Buckwheat, 3 New Maple Syrup, bottle, ' 10c. New Stringr Beans. can, 70.

.. the «mega: iguana 3:21;: kinds of wealller prevailed throughout We have the largest and best assortment of Couches we ever lb. pkg, 10c. Yellow Peaches, 3 lb. can, 10c. Gold Medal Asparagus, can, 15c.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

linens will continue in Its
collirse. loggrdlesn l0i 1:11-
0 tie it peopo w 10
to fsiilti'mdclvcs so well
"icontlnuo todo so.
do, Mr. McKinley Is a rep
American. who wants to
ty to all In tlona of the coun-
mlotolleo 10. has mado are

which he won led by evil

 

.1 Iny'o Trouble. Not Over.
(Hartford Convent.)

la ovar, but ’I‘mnlnany'n
robot over. Bishop Potter
”heard from ‘He linii been
the relations between the

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the extreme northwestern portion 01
Connecticut. yesterday. and a small
blizzard was raging last. night. the
wind blowing at a velocity of fifty
miles on Mar. Many of the streets in
towns of this section are literally cov-
ered with branches of trees blown oil
by the high wind.

(in the Harlem Division of the Con-
tral New England. railroad arrived here
two hours late. The delay was owing
to the blowing down of telegraph poles
lu-nr Salisbury, N. Y. Some of the
passengers who got off the train here
said the gain was no strong that it
nearly blew the train off the truck at
lkloton Corners. N. Y.. and the engin-
nor was obliged to proceed very carol
fully. The roofs of two freight care
were blown off at this place.

One the Harlem Division of the bell-
trnl New England Railroad, 150 [010v
urnph poles were felled between Mll-

carried, from $6.00 up.

Our Dining Tables are the best make and prices very low,
$4.00 up.

A big line of Bedroom Suits.

We have a few left at $15.oo-threc pieces.
FANCY TABLES.
STYLE AND VERY LOW IN PRICE.

Our Hall Racks are the latest patterns, quartered oak, polish
finish from 36. oo up.

We can show a 001! line of all Brass Bedsteado; also White
Enamel and Brass rimmed.

OPEN EVERY EVENING.

RRYMOND 8' SON. Furniture Dealers.

46 and 48 MAIN STREET. NORWALK. CONN.

WE BELIEVE IT

 

 

ROCKERS. AND “CHAIRS. LATEST'

 

“The New York Grocery Company

(A. EBECKMAN & co., succussons.)
Donovan Building,

South Nor-walk.

 

It .. nclablcc *

THAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY MORE GROCERIES, 0F BETTER QUALITY, AT
THE LYNCH STORES THAN ANY OTHER PLACE IN TOWN.

A glance over our price list, or better still, if you are not already trading with ulna
trial order will prove this to your satisfaction. ‘

metropolitan pollen from
- . iirii’i'é. "‘ "' “d "'° mm '"’“ ()UR FAMOUS Will rs” nose rcoUR. 2175 BBL.’ , oo‘c BACl
lii'h'io't'ii'khl'in The?! VOL“ 101 hare. Would be to your advantage to buy your coal here, for sttli‘fi (Ijl'iigi' ngfiii'gi! 1N Iii: ill/{MEI 1 OR 811311.013"
W l‘ 6 0 men "I romeovn on . ~ . . 5L"! “ {i F . - ‘
FIRST-CLASS {3.3; $33.35 “filiifii°‘1i.l.l§i“ii.2 the ”mg mm’ and " W" d°' W" m“ "mm °"' BEST LONG ISLAND POTATOES, ' 75c. 1308., 20c. PECK.
. day. and the low conveyoneca soon on Went customer We can “if“ 7°“ to “WWW hlliSSlNA LEMQNS. ‘ loc. dozen.
'0 Shortly bilge 0331:3313. an unusually Who have bought cool he" exclusively {Wore an“ ‘ 9 New Franco, ""* so lb. Flnoot Quality Rod Salmon. 15¢ con. Now Citron, 13o lb.
I :10ch lzllecttrllcn'l litto'L'mmVialmd lhlsIaeLc- quarter of a century, as to the uniformly good quality iiiiii gnaw“! Peach". "20:4: Now Mnokml. 51:. Now Lemon out, ' We 10..
on, In I 00 00 ere “’88 R W i- . , v ' ' L I,
. 11.313.125.11... 1mm... 3...... 1.1%” 1:.“ of the coal we sell. We have never had [better stock gram: 3:111. zygam m 3: Ex; 3123:0229 Penn" 1:: 2:: $21,110:; 1:031:03 1m. 10° :3; .
l v ' . l ' I w 0 w. .1 ‘ '1. ' '
.reasonabIQ price. . :i'ly “0:501:53 :33; r:1i"il'ili¥ulilbntiil than at present, and are confident of our lbllity to 13 can Soup for” me. Grape Nuts, only 12c pkg. Roi-ton Health Food, 136 mm. .
snowstorm. and since then the snow Pint Dottie Now Couup, Now Seeded Raisins, 9:: pkg. Whootono, 130 pkgd

 
 

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had been toiling incessantly.
According to information from Can-
non. polo: 11nd trim on ntrown along
the Incite of the use York New lio-
von and Mention! Railroad and in 11
qumbor of blocs along the highwnyo
between Cannon and Fall- Village trot-

 

 

ploase you. Leave us your order and you'll be sure;
. of comfort when winter comes. '

JOHN H. FERRIS.

f!“ Vii ' :49 ASHINGTON STREET.

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Our One Dollar Sale of Last Week Still Continues.

THE P; J. LYNCH COMPANY

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