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Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 15, 1900 · page 4

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. I‘Iston Even-
' lit be possi-
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“interest of a
reform govern—

able to carry
f; you One ‘oitl
. “ ard customer
,. . when it comes to
'th ftwo, the difficulties

9!

are nIIItipiied..

, this year, iolloIv-
1896, shows the people
are: t Populism, it mat~
om or how cleverl
y"comments the Raleigh
3..) Post? .4)emocrat, on the
will not entrust
’ ’ lit“ to a bin»
’ ‘ie elements whose
ifs Inpathy Is assault
lint promIses stability
into rity to the princi-
, . «than. undamgntal In the
e of the people, lilVOiV'
ts of property and the
“tires spits oi daily labor
“alumni."

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ntifig 'om‘the divorce
New Yoi'lr Law jour-
anon piper of the
, yet that divorce lawyers.
' ass, are disreputable shyse"

31' .It is possible for a law
make a specialty of divorce
‘ lid abstain from disho or?
‘ ctices. The bench and
n more intelligent lawyers
" vet, well aware that (ii—
_ wyers, as a class, are dis.
ble oilysters. and that all
I which they appear are
ct to legitimate suspicion.

_ e Island has foilowui Con—

t's sexample in hating but
apitai, instead of two a con-
rial aiiiendmcut making
_ce the» sole capital having

_ popular vote.
,ay.‘ (”Nam same daI the
e of lowa decided to ban e bi-
Ielcetionsh

HAT OTHER EDITORS SAY.
I independent Votore

‘ (New Yul? Evening Post.)

“pendent voters were much in
at Chicago, last week. They
. :- their verdict in several mar.
' Int most conspicuously in the
Jones vs. the Democratic Cam.
commutes;- Sonic weeks ago Al
or J. Jones: candidate for Drain-
Commissioner, refused to pay the
gn assessment of 33. 000. which
n levied upon him by the Demo
will Committee! As a protest against
‘ ’ blunt. enactments. he withdrew
the party nlaatlon. and It’s»
that he skin It on that question
dependently of his tellos: nom-

, excellent meat as Drainage com
lflioner. but the declared dis-
tor of the party managers who. Ior
, l to pay the regular assess
W ropoaed to ““sluughter IIInI.
. contorted tbeii fanr upon a 1ch
' ; . ,oondidato Going into the

with this handicap \lr Jones
Mm it with the largest, vote

remnant: wmslvridthe ‘ lie

methanol». . . I.

"gusto Sentence

brats sentence will
u“ ‘Ik'l‘ho unbearable

8'1, n of in~
"late audience 9‘lug‘l’ulittlon was

shot at Gales Fer

. Ines sinc‘oi out.

I t of": ing an ho milieu
career was cut short or a

I

“A Vanlmio Privilege.

(Boston item d l

y la a Yankee a privilege. and
“that Grover Cleveland didn t

‘tlnlltlhg.

Ihotlld Not Forget This.
. Cour-at.)

A the DENTIST.

lion‘s oLocIt.
Main Street.

Ire-m»

 

 

robbed. 'i‘ i I I ‘ '
’ mum“ aggrennzlm 1:331 gouging LEADING MILLINERS OF BRIDGERORT.
dial on Ferry can account for the differ»
ence. Ho ribbed his life for the 0001’

._ play, and It should not forget this.

Talk of cup Defenders.
(Stamford Telegram.)

"I‘allt or cup dofen‘dee‘rs will be heard
in yachting circles from now Iintll the
sailing or the races next summer.
The scheme to get the race away from
N w York and go down to Newport.
w it tell through; for the reason that
the great American lilihlid would not
take a traction of the interest it
tilted place down on he Roger Wilt-
llama plantation. that
took place up Gotham way. People
noon: to want an excuse ‘to go to New
York, if it is for nothing more than to
go to. a yacht race. ,

 

IE“

Buying Milllnory Made Ea: y

Our bushinpiilis exclusively millinerys We carryain' stock every-II
tiring pertaining !to LADIES,’ MISSES' AND ”‘CHILDRENS’
HATS, III every grade, to suit- every purse. / As w
the largest miliinel‘y syndicate' III the East, we are‘
strictly high clash merchandise at such low prices‘that an individI
uai house could never think of

This week we are showing:

BLACK AND COLORED VELVET TURBANS.

_ Slime trimuIed;Iwitli breasts, some with ostrich plumes. Many
are brightened by . gold braid and gold buckles ”I"
THE NEW OXFORD GRAY ALPINE HAT IS PROVING A
A BIG SUCCESS.

 

 
 

e are members of ‘
hablcd to secure

o'y would if it

 

insincere Action of Politicians.

I (New Haven Palladium.)
. Bishop Potter, of New York. says he
has more confidence in voluntary or-
ganizations to meet evils that grow otlt
of the sweat shop system, than in log-
islation. This opinion
based upon the insincere action of poi-
He advocates a good princb
pie when he declares fill a permanent
committee to mediate
labor organisations.
nonpartisan committee would he of
the greatest benefit. '

WHAT WOMEN ARI DOING.

$1.12, $1.62, $2.25.
Everything in Birds, Breasts and Ostrich Plumes.

 

We pay your fare one way on $3 purchases: both ways on 00 purchases.

E. H. Dillon & Ca.

986 AND 988 MAIN STREET.

Nothing sets off the gown of pain
color better than the large black hat. ‘

Malta your Russian gown of Russian
blue cloth and you will have a very
fashionable model.

There is good reason for black Vel
vet being popular not now, when gold
Its popularity. tor
there in no richer combination than
those tVIo colors and substances. .

Pastel shades are the favorites foI
dinner and reception gowns of coil;
Panne. chiifon and lace are used
to trim them. The aIIIi-ts are most. of
them out very long. and circular be.
Some of the more eII~
pensive ones shun very beautiful hand
embioidcry on both bodice and skirt.
Vogue describes a large broadhrim-
med egrrlnge hat of sealskin. trimmed
withmiwhite ostrich plumes.
sunlight] in hows across the front.
mode by taking two long plumes and
cutting away the quill ends. so that
tied. the feathers me think

timeout detection.

D tip of' those evening gowns of not
rind Q'Veiiéi. made with the skirt of not
and flounce of velvet has a short bole
ro 0‘ Velvet, that conceals the entire
upper part of the figure. to just below

 

 

 

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mm...
506 SPECIALS.

Double Breasted Fleece Lined.

Single Breasted Fleece Lined.
Brown and Blue.

White Merino.

 

 

ill at the height

 

 

low the linens discussion

Of course, says the Law , tions.
6"

Extra Heavy.

Camel’s Hair, extraordinary value.

Heavy Cotton Ribbed.
Blue and Baibriggan.

fl..—

lt 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.

sleeves reach only to the elbow and

here disclose an undersleevo of not
handed to the elbow Of the shirt the
net is richly embroidered and the vol-
vet plain. while or too waist the order
is reverend and thedmlero heavily em-
broidered while the met that
from under it is in soil folds without

 

 

 

OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 8 OOLOCK.

1. Davis & $011,;

tailors. Clothiers. flutters. For-inlets.
as wssrmvo ran STREET.“

lsnt this n beautiful description of
. It is taken-from Mrs. Far»
iey‘s articles in ther Ledger‘itiouthly:
To be a lady. a girl. in the first place.
must be truly unselfish.
is greedy for her own. alivnptatg self-
siaeking in all her contact with others.
can attain the gentleness. the con
the lovliness of manner. which a
wry essence of ladybood.
nrettiest ways of speaking or a lady
is to call her a gentle-woman. and that
means, in our day.
hathy with every pure and good and
. Irhoae manner
kind and conciliating. whose voice is
gentle. who is thoughtful oi others.

 

SOUTH NOR W‘Llcl

 

 

 

Time Has» cookie "

to pack away Summer Goods. We have just the thing—an Oak
Chift'onier. from $4.50 up.

We have the largest and best assortment of Coucheo we ever
carried. from $6. on up.

Our Dining Tables are the best make and prices very low,

A big line of Bedroom Suits
We have a few left at Sumo—three iccea.
FANCY TABLES. ROCKERS. A
STYLE AND VERY LOW IN PRICE.
Our Hall Racks are the latest patterns. quartered oak, polish
finish from $6.00 up.
We can show a good line of all Brass Bedatcads , also White
Enamel and Brass Trimmed.
‘ OPEN EVERY EVENING.

RIYMOND OI SON.
46 and is 11am smear.

Some one in symv

DEALING WITH CRIME.

Warden Garvin's Plea for the indetob
mlnato Sentence. '

At a meeting of the Horace Bush
hell Club, at the Park Churchehdpol.
in Hartford. Warden Garvin. of the
state prison. at W cthcrsfield. made an
interesting address on
Iulnato Sentence. "

D CHAIRS. LATEST

He weh‘t' before the voters on f

\\' nrdeit (3am in ex-
.Ilnlned what the indeterminate sen
tenee means in any lug that in its gen
oral aspects it implies that Mien .I
criminal is committed to prison
shall not be for a specified time.
the shall be kept in confinement so long
is the safety of life an ~ m
would be menneed by his freeioni. and
that when he gives reasonable eti-
deuce ot a permnaneut purpose to llIe
.I lawubldlng life he shall be condlx
tlondily liberated on parole: but still
subject to the supenislon (It titt- pria
on up thermos. Under this wanton
"the length oi time in which a convict
would be kept behind bolts and bars,
Mild depend in anneaaure upon him
“RED". Warden 0mm told that and». .
l-xlsting legislation; a trial judge. sen
tencea an «under tor a doilnito per-
Such an attempt
guilt and apportion punishment begets
II great inequality of sentences for
He showed instan-
ces where. for ape some may get three
years. and other. a life imprisonment.
'II is hardly reasonable to assume
that a trial judge. under the logic of
prophecy. can forecast
and developments of a convict's char-
acter as accurately as prison authori-
ties under the logic ot experience. can
by months. and perhaps for year: of
close observation. determine what
changes bore taken place in his habits
and purposes during his period of con — —
penning. in all ports of the UnltodiWarde-n Garvin said that Enum-
Warden Garvin acid that the ab» States. Canada and Nexieo no speak 18min. at New York an eminent oin-
Iuto indeterminate mtoneo tu- ali lug favorably of the indeterminate sen ;deni oz penal and social topics. had or
Poi-incurs except liftI convicts. was In tenee
FiIlII opinion. the only logical method of
with the dollnnuent classes I under the opinion that the lndetermlnl
n ate sentence would shorten the even
I” no term of the prisoner's confine- year. The cost to run the public
Intent. ,Pacta to satiety the claim are; schools in the country is 8140.000..000
tinder It the safety process by will ill Inching. The last 300 men eommlttedfi This criminal
the rotor-manic prisoners no sorted toll-o indium state prison. under the? include the
mm the lnrorriglbleo. could be cred definite sentence served in aggregate; line- derived trim the criminal pub
lied and sateen-1d- tor the notation 574 your: and ten months-an average suits by lawyers ml the am oi
of society would be erected. The oi» sentence at one year. ten months and In large class at man which brim the
The lit-at 300 com stun up to about WHMM. And
whore in operation. but It bill. which milled in the retormatnry in the same; then there comes in the social dun-m
indeterminate orn- flhe coloring and personal heartache;
otho accent Assembly of tense. served 619 room and one day-.3 which cfommoouldnot boll-ducal
that union. ml onavmof Normand thirteenl toalnnnclolhuio. “novel lobet‘
nolthnr passed our minted. but it mi dm. and m of that number were Itilll tor way than to have the
onions! continued until the contact serving time last March
IMAM“. and the matter will be pushed
strongly by the boilewrs in It.

Furniture Dealers.
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w: BELIEVE It

Would be to your advantage to buy your coal here, for
the dining moon. and it you do, you will become our
permanent customer We can refer you,to women
who have bought coal here exclusively I... more than a
quarteroiacenttuy. astotbetmiformly‘goodqnllity
of theooalweacll. Webavencverbadabettetsoock
than at present, and are confident of our": ability to
please you. Leave us your order and you'll be we
‘of comfort when winter comes.

JOHN II. FERRIS,

149 WASHINGTON STREET.

undress. last night.
M’ocord oi the burglar”

.. 0? shot originallI intended for

similar chances.

for president and
M“clout. lien he wont to the
fuelled“ lint confined bin at-

” to the dates for minor
II . " This saved out.

the. changes

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

u) the attention 0t

 

tlmated that the direct annual cost for
Wanda Garvin said that some are; the. suppression. detection and punish
meat of crime committed in the Una
tunl attention. it would ed States. In: about 3900900300 :I
\ plunger sign, and it would beget
rich In the commission 0! ori

caution-lot
loo-nth rove-

at it reasonable price m
then. 25c. I

solute indeterminate sentence is no twentyIfour clan.
embodloo It in o proposed law intro- state under the
this state. at the

ole sentence. Not all are criminals
lie unload the Bouillon system 0! by nature Some are. The inducer
on. identification and said it was the most minim sentence would give tboto com
cert of prisons superintendents oin- Inclcntidc plan of ldentilicwon over

with worthy of It I WWW”
mmudemlaontudonhotidem lama-Idiom m1. ‘

lead We: liven."

 

 

 

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6. 39pm.

 

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8.12Lma 6. 611.

5.9“.

7 058.433 . 6. lift.

7. 88pm,

Hill.

7. mm. ' 6. lift.

8.2618 In.
ti. 28a to.
9. 03-9. 111.
9.02am.
9. 339 In.
9 atom.
9.69pm.
10.0mm.
10.29pm.
10.48am.
11.05pm.
ll.20a.1n.
11.44pm.

12.02pm.
0.27am.
12.45pm.
1.13am.
1.32pm.
2.02am.
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2. 57mm.
3.16;). In.
3. 641cm.
4.13pm.
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5.18pm.

 

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6.111.
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8. 2ft.
7 3ft.
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7 lift.
6.7“.
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7.6".
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7.6!t.
7.7“.
7.8“.
7.470.
7.8“.
7.1“.

3%” coat survey tables. Th:
fool. and tenths one
hum L‘o‘w Water, whip lath

325“” °’ warrant“ ut’éidlh.

region. and which is 3.6f
mean no leveilg- Morn
line, afternoon tides on second line of
each day.
Dante.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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on first

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NOTE OF THE POWERS.

 

It Will Probably be Ready to Submit

Within the Next Ten Dayo.

 
 

PEKIN. November ill—The note oi
the powers for the Chinese picnlpoten
tiarles will pr0babiy be ready to sub
mit within the next ten days.
announcement was made at the con
elusion of a meeting of the ministers
It is understood that all points under
have been
agreed upon. except minor phrases of
several of the most important ones-
Conccrnlng these points the
ministers have cabled for instructions
which they expect to receive before
November 20. the date of the next
meeting.

LimIted
Credit.

This

practicalli‘

 

 

FLANNEL runs 1

You will find here a most beautiful assortmeht, haw”
inspection. A collection in scope, In variety, In artistic and
beauty, that surpasses all previous seasons. All this great snort”
ment is priced much under value.- A word of dowription: I .

LAIJIE. ' Fl ANNEI. WAISTS. lined and iiillipgd detachllw
blc collar, flare cull. Colors royal, IIaIy, réd and hlaclt, priced
95 cents, value till. 25

LADIES‘ IIRENCH 1: LANNEL WUSTS, finished with fine
stitching and brass buttons. Colors, red, heliotrope; royal, navy,’

green, goblin, gray. old rose and black. priced at 62.35. lThe best
value offered this season.

LADIES’ VERY FINE QU \LII‘Y FRENCH l LANNEL
WAISTS, with tucksor stitched straps, back and front, bishop
sleeve, detachable collar. Colors, lizard green, old rose, rcSeda
green, royal blue, red, light blue, Nile green, cream, pearl gray,
polka dots and black, all sizes. Priced at $3.75; value $4.50.

LADIES‘ BLACK BRILLIAN'I‘INE WAISTS, tucked 'or
corded front, detachable collar, shirt or flare cuff, waist lined
throughout 'with black Silesia. Priced at $1.50; value $2.25.

LADIES“ PLANNELETTE AND OUTING FLANNEL'
WAISTS, polka dots fancies, plaids and stripes, all sizes, priced at
39c.' , value 50c .

 

 

Everything In the up-to‘date Silk Waist line to be found here.“

 

SALE OF JACKETS. SUITS AND CAPES CONTINUED
THIS WEEK.

SALE OF GLOVES AND UNDERWEAR WILL LAST

 

TWO DAYS MORE. I .

ash Prices.

AT SEYMOUR’S STORE. -
THE EXCITEMENT lS OVER. now Ion BUSINESS.

 

We are opening a complete and very attractive line of NEW GOODS, which we have packs

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

SPECIRL ATTENTION

is called to our Blossom Brand Fancy Hand packed VI HOLE TOMATOES, x5e. can; $1. 75 (102.

Our Orchid Brand Fancv Maine SL' GAR COR\ is the cream of the corn pack, put up for

those II ho can appreciate a first class article, 150. can; $1. 75 dozen.

NEW COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON. BLOCK ISLAND LOBSTER, NEW CANNED LIMA" , ,
BEANS AND SUCCOTASH IN THE FINEST GRADES.

Also a fine line of Canned Goods to suit the masses.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP:

Quart Bottles, 25 Cents.
Pint Bottles, 15 Cents.
Gallon Caps:

Round. go Cents.
Square. $1.00.

\ew Maple Sugar 13c. cake. a for 25¢.
All the brands of Pan Cake I Iour. Prepared Flour and Buckwheat.

CHAS. E, SEYMOUR, leading Grocer.

Donovan Dulidlng. , South Norwoik.

It Is An Undeniable Fact

 

Our Price

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.

FANCY ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, Lb.. 25c.

jUNE CREAMERY BUTTER. Lb., 23c.

SUGAR CURED RAMS, Lb., uc.

MAUD 8.. OR JONES'S FLOUR, $4.75 Bbl.

18 LBS. SUGAR, , 61.00.
Uneeda Biscuit,pkg.. 3}.'$c. Golden Drip Syrup. Qt. can, we. Kippered Herring, 2cansfor25c.
L'needa Graham Wafer. pkg. . _ 8c. Campbell' s Condensed Soup, New Tomatoes, can, ’ 7c.
Grandma’s Pan Cake Hour. . Can, 9c. New York State Corn, can, 86;.
Pkg, 9c. Golden Pumpkin, can, 9c. Early June Peas, can, 9c.
New Prepared Buckwheat. 3 \er Maple Syrup, bottle. me. New String Beans, can, 7c.
lb. pkg, roc.‘l Yellow Peaches, 3 lb. can, Ice. Gold Medal Asparagus, can, 15c.

 

The New York Grocery Company

(A. F. BECKMAN & CO.. SUCCESSORS.)

 

THAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY MORE GROCERIIS, OF BETTER QUALITY, AT
THE LYNCH STORES THAN ANY OTHER PLACE IN TOWN. I

Aglanceovcrourpduhahmbuursdmifyouuenotalrudy tradingwithua

trialordeewmprovemisooyourutistaction.

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OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR, 84.75 BBL; oocBAG
I8 LBS BES l‘ GRANULATED SUGAR FOR $1.00.
SUGAR CURED CALIFORNIA HAMS. 6c. LB. >
liES'i‘ LONG lSLAND POTATOES, 75c. 3118.; one. PICK. .I ' I ,
M ESSINA LEMONS, loc. dozen.
.11.. PM or on Io. emu Quality and Salmon. In: an; New Citron, no Ill.
:3le 10° it New Intent. to. New Lemon Pool. ‘ , III. III.
rm a... 9.3: Potatoes. Largo non um Fine Poacher. 10s.; New Pumice View. We m.
cm. can m «I m an a unit» I tlo
Wow Como, a New dulled liaising an m thoracic“, ”d, ‘ 180

Out! One Dolor Sale of Last Week Still Continues.

THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,

3x1 washrooms ansourn spawns. .

...- ,. Inmsrnosiy

 

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