c 11.11.111.01
1% e first and
1.. ii in; piles and to
» uu his ad111i11~
000146111 15‘ young,
ilotfibprn yesterday.
but he will he
s, 1111' Vns Conuectlc111's
I
It! .
‘ 1111' state ap‘ers, note.»
aw Haven eadcr.havc
ntcred upon a crusade
he lantern law, cyidenti
. hope that the- incoming
re will repeal it. We are
lid to agree with the Bridge-
elegrilul. that so far there
. 1 seem to be any ood rea—
auce‘d as to why inshould
filled. -:
that Yale's proposition to
.1‘ lhplnos free of charge 15
cal of an im rovcment ov~
lie weekly pay ment bill won
he'stpeeted victory 1n the Ver-
'Houé o {cpcsentativee
V . f aha .. ng been ad~
ported upon by a com.
one, eaten freely, are said to be
We cure for sleeplessness.
.llllse is good for the person
(I with anaemia; spinach Is 11I
collar of a sable bolero Is on
overall with Vcnisc lace. it is
hoary to say that the costume
, uld be an extraordinary wom
It did not love a cozy home but
. 01119 Journal has lust passed
hem. me better read it. for
reason in the complaints 11
“rovers and high collar of a black
. lilih tailored costume are of
.aVutlfnl fur, lovely in
The more it is
upon the more it Is admlrcd
toll More and bands on .a goon
_ or white cloth then the buttons
be covered with ther same—oer
.. hilly bo of gold. for you know
more must be a touch of gold 011 over y
and in this the buttons will aim
be completing the schema
Is a true saying that great men
. had great mothers Most men
'lio have achieved success. have bad
the Woman—motllcr aunt. sister or
none one (laurel—.10 spur them on-
W Ind upward. How- lnany mun
UV. received their inspiration from
men teachers. .1119 world has nm 111
WI). never will know «Pro Thomas
Inter.
More csrc input be cxcri Iscd I11 1111.
it‘ underwear for 1hlldren than for
W persons to 1101 that It hr 11110ch
111111;: warm to. ~pp'1'otcot them hominid
into which they are as liable to
I01) after furious exercise as any
.llel'o else. Then too. it must not be
OLONIAL DAMEs TO MEET.
3' The seventh animal meeting of I111
' ectIcut Society of the Colofll
of America. will be hold at 111..
Casino. liartforll.’l‘11os1la_1, N01
1' 20.1‘ho meeting will be called
or at 11:30 11nd luncheon will no
131! at I: 'III. The ballot sent out
'tllo notions III as follows: P1111.
'11 Miss Julia M llav'onpoit of
V1]; vlcmpraulllcnta Mm. Wit.
.‘Pllmer. of Hartford and Ms.
i1 Diinscorn'be. of Now llitflyelué:1
In I”. 0.1311 ch and
Ito. of Non "Il\\tillq
T339 B. Jennings. of Falrticld; Min.
... Permian“. of Stamford and
i; ' John Taylor. of lisrtford.
ILIIT eToaM IN CHICAGO.
WAGO. Not’cmbor Vim-A ulcc 1
here last night seriously later
with the operation of tho olcyat-
lmldtl. From about 8. 30 0' mock
. . hours the, ktiuuglo was kept
ll 11 rise In tcmpcrature dlnnolv
loo on Ird rail.
. Intro wocar train on the
‘ . Porko ch of tho Muiropol
-lt tire and firemen worn anm~
. - a near by station to rescue
worn by laddcru. and to 1111
the flames. No 111111 was In
Illtl It mldnl ht schedules bad
mood all Ill Inca.
V I III
A FIRST-«CLASS ,
@9111
.11:
.31 a reasonable price.
Vt "Pnbl‘l’o‘u Works‘ Arthur.
. Curtis, Wilbur 11.
«y is fitted up with yesthuIes-on both
VAWlf'dl Announced Today by the Foo-
prises:
.R.Clark.1903.of Farmiugton. Conn.
savor the
oral city 111111 town 1.11.01.11.31 as til
3111111111 111 Superintendent Pierce 1111 .
Colonel Heft. the president of the road
t’l‘b‘o special car left the Town Hall
11 were Colonel Heft. ‘
Ice. Selectman Hol
ouncilmeu Houghmn.
011811 rlnte dent of
ridge uIIus B.
. . Lewis. Theodore
unwell 1.111111. exACouncilmsn Bane
lot. A stop was made at the iinbur-~
ban Club. where Mayor Cummings and
Elena r Keneaiy were taken aboard .
and t 11 car was sent bowling along on
the first trip over the line.
The distinction of paying the 11m
fare fell to the lot of Wilbur Ill. howls,
of Glenbrook.
The special cm was in charge of
Motorman Cornfield and Conductor
John Hart. Engineer Schaefer was 111-
so aboard.
Yesterday afternoon's trip was the
first one the car had ever made. It
was fresh from the factory. having
been made especially for the line. 11
ends. The brake is operator] by 11 large
Wheel set vertically against the dash
board. but In Its other equipments the
car is very much like the other closed
cars of the line.
It was said that no attempt would
be made to test the speed of the car.
The special made the trip without
mishap, reaching the Town Hall on the
return at 2:21 o’clock. One or turn
stops were necessary going out. owmg
to the presence. of crushed stone on
the tracks.
m
ICUGEANDHIP PRIZES.
—_a-—-——
ally of Yale College.
NEW HAVEN.Novembc1' l7~—Tho
Yule College faculty today announced
the following awards in scholaiship
Woolsey scholars. Alfred- P. Wright.
1901. of New Haven. 001111.: George E.
Davis. 1902. of Hartford Conn; Eliot
Scott Hurtt. scholar. Robert V.
Spencer. 1901 of Jasper N. 1’.; Sidney
N. Deane. 1902, of Northileld. N. Y.
Thomas Glasby Waterman. scholar.
Allan Ii. Richardson. 1901, of Water»
burhConu. Frank H. Splnccibeuux.
N. Y
Bri scholar.l~‘ra11k Iii. Rule. of
Hartford, Conn.
01!. (1| Lord Junior. Memorial schoi
:3. Chamberlain. 1901. Union-
vlll
13111119111111qu William S. Searlcs
ar.
*Buylng M 1mm Made Easy.
our business is exclusively millincry. We carry In stock every-
This week we ‘arc showing: ' . ..
BLACK AND COLORED VELVET TURBANS.
some trimmed with breasts, some with ostriohi plumes.
are brightened by gold braid and gold buckles.
THE NEW OXFORD GRAY ALPINE HAT ISi PROVING A
PRICES:
A BIG SUCCESS.
tliillg pertaining to LADIES,’ MISSES’ AND i'CI'IILDRENS’
HAT S, in every grade, to suit- every purse. As we are members of
the largest milllnery syndicate in the East, we are enabled to secure
strictly high class merchandise at such low piiccs that an individ- .
11a] house could never think of. ‘ . .,
Mpny.
$1.12. $1.62, $11.25.
Everything in Birds, Breasts and Ostrich Plumes.
We pay your for. one way on 83 purchases: both ways on M purchases.
SOROSIS. the new shoe for women.
ELITE. the reasonable shoe for men.
HANAN’S genteel men's wear.
GLOV ER’S THE PLACE.
Shoes! Shoes!
Don't bother rue—4 wear shoes that fit.
WEAR SHOES THAT FIT.
1003 Cleveland. Ohio. »
HENRY DAVIS INJURED.
Monday afternoon. while llonry
Davis. of New Canaan. a teamstcr. was
engaged In hauling telegraph poles in
West Nor walk he met with’a severe
accident. He was loading several
polcs upon his wagon. They were
suspended in thd flair by u derrick. and
Mr. llnvis attempted to pass 11 chain
underneath them He lay upon the
around. with his right arm 011111110th1
ed. and while in this position tho chain
bloke letting the polcs fall with c-on
siderablc {01 cc to the ground. Iiad ho
bocn dirertly under thcm he would
have had his llfo c1 nshcd out of him
Instantly Fortunately only one pole
struck him. It hit him a glanrlnc
blow upon the face and right shoulder.
and fell upon his right arm. This
lncmbcl was broken at the elbow and
Ills nose and shoulder wore bruised
but no other bones were broken. II
was certainly a most narrow escape
from Instant death. Mr Davis Is no' .1'
trotting alonn nicely under the care
of'Dr. Rc011ll1~~-Ncu ('unnan Messen-
gc'
formal opening.
TUESDAY.
Nov. 20.
THE NEW STORE.
MIhIchcmo Bloch. '
E. H. Dillon 3: .00.
986 AND 988 MAIN eraser.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
$3.50
$5.00
WEDNESDAY.
Nov. 2|.
A Handsome Souvenir to each Purchaser.
W1.- llnyc. been doing business hero for over 11 wcok—VQbui this is our
11 active shopping Now.
Our lines: e—Millinery and Ladies Outer and Under
Garments. Belts. Pocketbooks and other Furnishings.
No room to quote prlccs. but they are the pocket-book opening kind.
lcil their own story
18 LBS. SUGAR.
l 111c1|.1 Biscuit pkg”
(.rInudnla'. 5 Pan Cake lilour l
kg
New Prepared Buckwheat, 3
1b pkg, '
Donovan Building.
Our Prices Thi; Week~
B. SIMMONS. Proprietor.
Lb.. 25c.
Lb.. 23c.
Lb.. uc.
$4.75 Bbl.
$1.00.
yrup, bottle, .
New 'l‘onlaiocs. can.
912’ New York Slate Corn, can,
Early Juno l’cas, can,
we. ‘Ncw String Bcalls,1all.
Ioc.(il)|1l Medal Asparagus can. 151.
Now we are ready to present you a comfortable. at-
l'fAyou :read this advertisement each week you will know that we want your
11.1ch and are willing to make big inducements to get it.
FANCY ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER.
JUNE CREAMERY BUTTER.
’ SUGAR CURED HAMS.
MAUD‘S.. OR JONES‘S FLOUR.
Mm. '(loldcu Drip 5) rap, ()1. can. 101:.; lx'ippcrcli l'lcrriug. 2 171111.»; for 251:.
L lltcila (irahanl Wufcr pkg .. 81'. Campbell s Condensed Soup,
Can,
91'. Golden Pum )kin, can,
New Maple .
101:. Yellow Peaches, 3 II). can,
71:.
3c.
9(-
71‘.
"1'1... New York Grocery Company
(A. F. BECKMAN & CO.. SUCCESSORS)
South Nor-walk.
It Is An Undeniable Fact
THAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY MORE GROCERIES OF BETTER QUALITY. AT
THE LYNCH STORES THAN ANY OTHER PLACE IN TOWN.
C
A glance over our price list. or better still. if you are not already trading with us, a
trial order wlliprove this to your satisfaction.
Extract hon. 251:.
“001W! CLOCK.
:l
In WW
()UR I‘AMOUS WIIII‘E ROSE l'LOUR, $4. 75 BBL; 60c. BAG
18 LBS. 125%] ST (3 RANULATILD SUGAR FOR $1.00.
SUGAR CURED CALIFORNIA HAMS, . 8c..LB. 1
BEST LONG ISLAND POTATOES. 75c. BUS.; Vaoc. PECK. ‘
I 1111255111111 LEMONS, loc.1lozcn.
I New Prunes, 511 lb. mm Quality mu Salmon. 151 can. New Citron, "II
2:}: generated "“M'v 1 100‘?» New Mookorol, so. Now Lemon Pool, "
"' 4° ' ll- Quart Iottlo Vinegar, .611. New Jam. 10 or. all» Ian-
. Gt. Dollie Tobie Iyrilp. 911.
Funny New Own! Potatoes. 201: pk. Lem can Intro Fluri'olohu, 101:. New Pancake Flour
it Cakes Oo'rfor Ibo. crops Nuts. only 1211 pkg. Balaton Health Foo
PM! Dottie ow Cause. Do New loaded Raisins, In pkg. Wheaten. .
Our One Dollar Sale of Lost‘Weck Still Continues.
ITHE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY.
lm wssamo'ron er. scorn aoawsax.
19 MAIN 0T1, 'N
100 In.
1011:
111a pkg.
130 Mo
1811 pkg.
1
Carload of 611.111.1101. Ware at lialf Pace. V "
Tremendous slaughter of prices. an epoch in the Dry Goods history of Connecticut.
values on reasonable merchandise cut in two. A most opportune offering. The entire big stock of
the BOSTON STORE from basement to roof. regardless of cost or worth to be placed on 1.11.10. 1 '
One Week, at prices simply omitting. It is needless to attempt an explanation of the whys and where?
fares, it' ll simply a' case of too much money tied up, caused in a great measure by an unusually warm '
and backward season. Your concern is a question of what you can save; our losses are our misfor-
tunes. The sacrifice must be made and made quickly. Price list in this advertisement tells only a
part of the story. Hundreds of items equally attractive await you.
111.119.11.111 .
1‘. 1‘
‘51-"
BargainTriurnph oi theYeai‘ '
[Market ‘
Sale will begin Iodau. Saturdau. November 17th.
and will continue for one week.
reserve the right to limit quantities.
Ladies' 25c Gloves. i211:
As this sale is for our retail customers only. none will be sold to dealers at these prices.
We
Willimaniic Spool Cotton..3‘c
Misses' Coats, 12
to 18 years; colors.
tan. caster, blue
and black. fitted or
box back. regular
price $5.98 $2.97
lMies‘ and Miss-
cs‘ Coats. plain
black and fancy
mixtures, good ma-
terials. well made.
were 87.60. now ..
Ladies' Jackets.
all new this sea-
‘ l'.a1lies 50 cent
Vests and Pants.
in rlbbcd. slightly
....... 26o
soiled.
Full
Table Damask be
Inch. worth 451' at
.321:
...........
in white. 50 cent
quality. at
19 cent Pastry
Board.
82.49 Decorated
Ladles’ Corsets.
291:
141120. sale
price ......... 11c
Toilet Set. full size.
iii pieces, at . of.”
Cotton Fluids. 15
cent quality. sale
price .......... 9:
Men' 3 Linen Col-
lars all styles at
Bleached.
2'5 cent Pocket-
books. in block at.
............. 15c
25 cent Parlor
Brooms. sale price
Be
10 cent Dressing
Comb. bone. horn
or rubber. at half
White Domet
Flannel Remnants.
7 cont quality. at .
41:
price .......... 5c
50 cent Wool
Plaids. good styles.
half price ... 25c
son. colors blue. - —““"‘“ ' ......... rec Ladies Flannel-
“W’r' my. ‘3“ 11113: [13113111111312 B.Em§°“‘..wl.‘§l§ Grey ““1 While " ' ette Night Robes.
and black. the reg 5c Fine (50'th ri ' 7, 1: Blankets.wortb :1, pretty stripes and
pier price $10 and 'p C” """" A at ............ 73c Honey Comb checks deep yeaes
812 ........ “.90 ft bl C in l _ . _._.___ ._ "‘owels. worth be braid finish. re 11:
_ 101111.13 . .0.r... 31m “1111111313105 1:11:11: 15c cam Side 1.801], at ..... L... lar price. 75c”. 11
Ladies' HabitWM___ 8c blackor silver Combs. shell or am- .
3“" Skirts. “1‘“ 10 cent Dress ' ' 41: bur ----------- 5° ‘0 “em CNS“ Ladies" and Miss-
°f ““9 Venetian. Stays all sizes and """"""" Clasps. reinforced es' Flannelette Un-
39739 and broad colon; half price . '— . ; 1 backs. 3‘ ha" price dersklrts, lace
cloth. plain and ' 5c Outing Planner 7 “3'“ Vim“ .............. 5 “1“,me regular
trimmed. colors. -—--— I ............ S klrts. worth 251'. Braid. “'3‘“ proof. . price. 35c .. .. 23c
gray, navy and . at ............ 191: “‘1‘“ top 3/2° 30 cent “Hookcon”
black, were 89.110 . White ”1““ Mil" ._______._~ Supporter. this Children' Flan-
........... 8357 talus. £100 ”"91 The Best Cali- 18 inch Cotton sale. half price.15c nolctte Dresses
_W sale pr co me cues. in light an. Dispel". worth 50c ___ stripes and plaids.
Ladles' Percale '—— dark ........ al/zc 11 Pk!“- at 39¢ 15 cent Silk Fac- sizes six months m’
and “magnum 72:90 Mohawk ed Fancy Frilled to 1' years, regular‘
Wrappers. "am Sheet_s. plain. 'I‘ k' h 1. y | Men’s Suspend- Webbing. at half DI‘ 0. 39c ””1“
colors. all sizes. “'Ol'lh 590» at -~ 43¢ b l e“; C"; 0 am Elsi ere. fancy double- price -------- 7V2° _________'___
deer “mm“ ”"1 brown worth 151' 3“‘°“°d' ”a” 1 1n ' d 1
fancy braid trim- Half Bleached ‘ to: drawer supporter Turkey Red ‘13 93 an M 39'
ming. regular price Table Damask 7, __'_'___‘_ """ '__'_‘ and mohair ends, Damask. 62 inch 68 Outing 113,111,911
31.00 ......... “Winch. worth ”5.... 7 1 '1' H worth 25c 11.; worth 30c 11 111121111 cent quality. “41.11.:
a yard. at 35o “whee?“ “4: p “l """"""""""""
Ladies' Flannel ——————--—---“ ~-—-——_‘:—--~'~_—‘ Writing 3”” All Linen Tow- . ..
Willi“. flare cuffs. Ladies' Fleeces Men‘s Socks. The best ‘09 box t.“ .115, worth 10 cents Ogfiggggs 1::‘3
detachable 9‘0“”. Gloves. 250 quality. heavy cotton. In he had. during ""9 each, at ...... 7c Peak Ca )8 for
French back, CO" at this sale. . 121/2c tan and block. all “‘9 """""" 6c —..—-—-———— school weal' regu-
ors. red. navy. sizes. worth 121.911 M'V— 5 cent Silkinc. alar rice 2'50 10.;
wine. royal black. Ribbed Hose. 11.. .............. 8c . Men‘s Outing substitute for new p ' "
regular price. 81.25 sizes worth 1mm -—--———-——-~—— li‘lannci Nlfihl Ing $1111. at half
............ 751: 10.01....“ 7. Ladies' Vests Shirts. the Mic price 21/21: Ladiea' Cambric
and Pants. white kind. at ------ 386 ——~——————— Corset Covers.
Ladies' b‘leoced . cashmere wool. the --V-—*“—-""“‘ 500 Window high neck. felled
Hose. bought to ”all! and ““0? 751: quality. at.49c Miler and PM“ Shades. 39c quot-seams, regular
soil at 35c var pair. Dre“ GWdB' ““ °‘ -—-~ Silkfi- “'01“! 25c ity. at ........ 291: price 1211c 7o
sale price, per pair
till/ac
Willimantic Cot.
ton. 200 yard spool.
in white and black.
not over six to a
customer ...... 31:
Children's Un-
derwear . vests.
pants and drawers.
worth from 501: to
We .......... 38c
at ............
Paper. per roll.
our 39 cent grade
191:
(lillvanlzml Coal
Hods. 29 cont onus.
Ladles' Handker-
chiefs. hematitcheu
and~ a fine quality.
Dennison Gregiilat just half price .
. o
............ 2V20
Violet Butter-
milk Soap. 3 cakes
at ............ 151;
B o y s' K n e c
Pants. all our 500
line. at
at ------------ “Mn 11 box, worth 25c crs. 69c ones, with
V .............. 9e lid ........... 441;
Black Figured
Mohair. 29 cent. Black Figured ln- Best Lining Cam-
quality, per yard din Silks. regular In'ic. all colors. per
............ 15111501: q11alliy.at . 251: yard 3c
and 391'. per yard.
...... SEC 5
Oval Wash Boil~
35 cent Halrl Ladies Dressing
Brushes an excep Sacks plain color
tlonally good bar~ elder down, :nu'isn.
gain. at half price ed with black shell
............. loo stitch and satin rib-
____._.______._.__ boa. regular price.
Mohawk 75c ........... 50c
val W
111: Ladies', Fur Col-
.Iars, this season's,
manufacture. good
quality. electric
seal. finished with
six oppoasum tails,
regular price. 81.71)
be
. ........ 1..-
42x36
Pillow Cases,
ue 15c. at
5 cent Safety
Plus. the famous
“Winner" make ..
............ 21/21:
Linoleum. the
$1.25 quality. at ..
-——————-
Millward's Need-
les. 50 ones. the
best made. still/2c
Ladlee’ Drawers.
made of excellent
grade of muslin,
t r l m m c d with
tucks, plain or um-
brella style. regu-
lar price ...... 29c
cent Wire
lialr Pins. straight;
or crimped, at
............ 9/26
:15 Sewing Ma-
chine, finished In
oak or mahogany.
complete with all
attachments, $4.911
Dress Ginghama,
plaids and stripes.
worth 10 cents a.
yard. at ....... 51:
of Connecticut
Limited
Credit.
ancy
Goods Delivered to any part
free of charge.
) Your Money Back ii Goods
are not Satisfactory.
Agents for the
BUTTERICK PATTERNS.
o
4—.
CaliSli-Z A
AT SEYMOUR’S STORE.
PROFITIBLE HER DING.
guick Sales.
ash Prlces,
we offer tell their own story most eloquently. It you desire NEW. CHOICE AND
rackets.
YOU WILL FIND
'lhc sweetest Butter to be found.
l'ancy. Rich Milk Double ( ream Cheese.
I‘ry our Delicious Coffee. when you taste it nothing else will suit )1)“
Pure Vermont Ma lc Syrup. quart bottles, 251:.
lbs. Boss Milk
Head Rice
Try our “Blossom” Brand new pack Whole lomaiocs. 15c. can; $1. 75 dozen.
New Crop New Orleans Molasses. . ,
You want Yule Kisses. soc. lb
Our Fancy, Maine Sugar Col 11 the “Orchid" brand.
New Maple Sugar.
25c.
LEAVE US YOUR THANKSGIVING ORDER
And have spread
found in the markets 0
The
THOROUDHLY RELIABLE EATABLES, and are too thrifty to waste money. you will take ad-
vantage of our offerings.
I
before {on the choicest line of goods that can be
the world, at Loweiit Ptldcs. ‘ ' ‘
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, LEADING GROCER. 33 WEST WASHINGTONsTREET
Norwalk Chronicler