500 per an- rm oi oi- 141.35 a formally 1 prize the rate P nd Army t De ver, next I 1‘: ii the Census ‘ ‘ , owing to . I: work. This ‘ ' about 3.000 s Iuniber will 7nd at intervals. A mills does not _ Iiho wears ' ill be very sub ll to gown i1 loll shoulder. li elvet or guuzy figures, or 1111 to occasionally ' .‘tmhot Very loud utility. csrnatlons is as _ for the bioukl'iist 1* i 1 .Vlish. at this son ‘ king for wnim or 1 gold on the ‘ cuts the side of at. WhiCh is oth- ohouund band .9‘1 white Chilton niiIkI1 ties for rreicptlon 1 color is introduced t of delicately tint “with spiinulos in Bush is lined .tsils us that II 1 note. who has W“ technical study 0 eye by an in that the electric s and candle-light ‘ he eyes. Ho IoII- hoorvntion that lili' ’ honed and closed. , true. and conse- eyes. Hero is his her of times 'thI1 the host , ho attraction. of drawing atten- - is under discus- e what is been .‘Ilonlllmlli th Ilmuelsco him to. maintain tip 1 The tree biased up several test. and . day. says: I train. V the question, A steady. todvb‘y different it ' Tho losnd as every flmply dressed in Iii. the afternoon. M e all love (irons sot. £00. (0 ll". 7 hotly upon the dire tortunnto 'to one of those 51 1 membership _ I in their con i ill! in Califor- , Lion relistlistiini boys hiring in the "sun primed. csuiml considerable apprehension unions the residents at the locality. Asti1l1 alarm was sent to Putnsm ‘ ‘ u Franklin street and -‘ . \ . roman responded with II he of host The homes were estim- guisheii ln‘u few minutes. but the tree was killed. OZAR CONTlNUES TO IMPROVE. LIViDiA. November Iii—The Czar continues to improve in health. The bulletin issued by his physicians to- “The Emperor passed It good day. yesterday. At 9 o'clock in the oven- liig. his temperature was 101.2 and his pulse 72. ills Majesty pussod Ii very good night. This morning his uondl tion is excellent. ills strength is well maintained. At 9 o'clock this moi-n- iii!” his temperature was 100.7; pulso. THEY WERE NOT MATES. Queer Mistakes Made by ii Man Who Dressed to Catch Early Train. “i've been wearing this smile for twenty-four hours," said it Main street merchant to a reporter. this morning. “What is the cause of it? A funny in- cident, in which ii rival of mine. down the street a few doors. figured a couple of days ago. i won‘t tell you his name. He started for New York on the morn- ing in question. after an early brenk1 lust and a run to catch the six o‘clock it was dusk when he dressed himself. and he was in such a. hurry that he did not stop to llglit the gas. He scated himself in the smoking cur, handed his ticket to Conductor Dyna, and settled hack for a smoke. inward. iy congratulating himself upon the root that he had caught his train. for his New York engagement was an im- portant one. "it was after the train left South Norwalk that he took a turn down the aisle of the cur and back again. to stretch his legs. A fellow passenger glanced at him curiously, Iind. attcr ii moment's hesitation asked: 'Eloctlon Bet?‘ “The Dsnbury. man was puzzled at but the stranger's eyes lookod towards his foot. hooking down the Dnnburian discovered that his shoes were not mates either in size or color. One. was i1 patent leather boot with sparrow toe. and the. other a rips- set of the bulldog type. in dressing so hastily in the seml~darknoss of his room he had made the mistake. "When: he reached Now York he went into the waiting room and bribed one of the red-capped attendants to go to the nearest store and buy him a pair of slices. lie is worried hall‘ to distraction now for fear that the story will look out."——l)anbury News. h‘crris‘ big wheel. its ii loeomotlro ronndhouse for some enterprising rall- rond company. is the latest novel pur pose proposed for the disposition of that piece of gigantic machinery. ’l‘hc originator of the idea would have it hiid over on its side. roofed over III rmzulnr roundhouso fashion. and yet keep in its business of turning, thus receiving seventy-two loconioiivcs. If necessary, from one slnizlc iriick lend in:v to its periphery. Frogs. turntables and switches would be done away with. ---Cill(‘ilg0 Tribune. Mrs. C. 1). Harmon. of Emporln Run. is the possessor of ii lock of .\lil‘ililiilll Lincoln‘s hiilr. (till from his head Just before the president‘s death The lock was given by Mrs. Lincoln to her sister. and. in turn, to Mrs. Han nIon. whose husband was an iissoclale III' the niiirlyrcd president. when both were young liiwvci's in illlnols. The lock is long and strnlght and black smooth ' PRICES: Everything in Birds, Breasts and Oslricli Plumes. , LEADING This week we are showing: BLACK AND COLORED VELVET TUREANS. Sonic trimmed with breasts, some with which plumes. Many are brightened by gold braid and gold buckles. “ THE NEW OXFORD GRAY ALPINE HAT IS PROVING ’A A BIG SUCCESS. We pay your fsro one wsy on $3 purchases; both wsys on to purchases. E. H. Dillon 6’: Co. 986 AND 988 MAIN STREET. munitions or 1111111 Birgit Buying Mlllihory Made Easy. 3 Our business is exclusively millincry We carry in stuck every thing pertaining to IADIES,’ MISSES' AND CHILDRENS ”ATS, in every grade, to suit every purse. As we are members of the largest milliucry syndicate in the East, we are enabled to secure strictly high class merchandise at such low prices that an individ ual house could never think of. I - u $1112,'$!.62, $2.25. SOROSIS. the new shoe for women, ELITE, the reasonable shoe for men, HANAN’S genteel men's wear, WEAR SHOES THAT FIT. WW GLOVER'S THE PLACE. Shoes! Shoes! Don't bother me—-I wear shoes that fit. BRIDGEPORT. CONNL $3.50 $5.00 uilli hue and their ii giny‘ hair. --.- ,._.._4 Tell ihcir own story. I l Now Prunss. So lb. Now Ivsporstso Psschos. 10c lb. Gold Dust, 14c pkg. Qt. Bottle ‘i’shls syrup. 9c. Fancy Now awsst Potatoes. 200 pk. 13 Cskss Soap for 25s. Pint Bottls New Csisup, slic'i THE NEW STORE. Mahockemo Bloch. TUESDAY Nov. 20 A Handsome Souvcnii to each P urchiser. \\ c lin\I1 DOC ii doing illl‘uint I111 ill‘ll l'IiI owl foiiuiil oponlng Now “1‘ un- rI.iIl1 ill pII-11I-III Hill a I1'I1.onIi0ItIhiI ti ticl ive shopping Our lines: —Millineiv and Ladies Outer and Under Garmcnls, Bells. Pocketbooks and olhei i urnisliiiigs. No Iooni to quote piII e11 hnl llw \ IIII1 th1 Jioikctliook opening kind B SIMMONS. Proprietor. place. Our Prices This Week if you read this advertisement each week you will know that we want your ii‘ndc and are willing to make big inI‘iuccmcnts to get it. FANCY ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. JUNE CREAMERY BUTTER. SUGAR CURED HAMS. MAUD 8.. OR JONES’S FLOUR. i8 LBS. SUGAR. . 54mm, 6 +5; gnu l'III1cIIII liiscuil. pkg. iiiiiit’ll l)rip Syrup. Qt. can, me. lo. 1 4-5. i’Iichln (iraliani \'\'nfci‘. pkg. 8c. L'niuphcll‘s Loudciiscd Soup 96" 3153870 80mm: to iirnIiIlina's l’aII tfiikc Flour, I Can. ' flarilmidhi‘: l'kg.. 9c.lioldcn Pumpkin. can, )c ‘ ‘ ‘foronoon.,suy New Prepared Buckwheat, 3 ii\cw Maple Syrup, bottle, ioc.‘ re many ur- ii). pkg, 10c. Yellow Peaches, 3 lb. can, we. Flnolt Quality Rod Salmon, New Mackerel. Quart Dotti. Vinegar, Lsrgs can Extrs Fin arspo Nuts. only Now hooded Raisins, .I I8 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK. The New York Grocery Company (A. F. BECKMAN & CO.. SLRICESSORS.) Donovan Building. 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. A glance over our price list. or better still, if you are not already trading with us, a trial order will prove this to your satisfaction. (ll’R FAMOUS Will'i‘E ROSE FLOUR. 34-75 BBL.;60c. BAG I3 LBS. liliS'l‘ GRANULATED SUGAR FOR SUGAR CURlil) CALIFORNIA llAMS. REST LONG lSLAND POTATOES, MliSSlNA LEMONS. 150 cm. Now Citron. 13o lb. 5c. Now Lemon Pool, 100 in. Se. New Jam. 16 oz. glass jars. 10s. a Ponchos. 100. Now Psnoslio Floor. 106 Phil: 12° pkg. Rslston Hsslth Food. no pun. 9B pkg. Whosisns. 13c pkg. Our One Dollar Sale of Last Week Still Continues. 'THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY, 19 MAIN ST., NORWALK. jtiold Meiliil Asparagus, can. 15c. 75c. BUS; 20c. PECK. .,.:— WEDNESDAY. Nov. 2|. 111,1 n would—hut this is our 3 . Lb.. 25c. Lb., 23c. Lb., nc. $4.75 Bbl. $1.00. :i\i|lllil( Il llciriiig. 2 runs for 25c. \c\\ loiiiiilncs c.:IIi 7c. .\'ch \ Iirk Slate ( orii. can, Re. i .Hli) jiiiie i' cars. can. or. New String lleans. can. 7c. South Norwalk. [.00. 8c. LB. 10c. dozen. Carlo‘ad bi Granite lion Ware. at Half Price. BargainTriumph of theYe'a Tremendous slaughter of prices, an epoch in the Dry Goods history of Connecticut. Market values on seasonable merchandise cut in two. A most opportune offering. The entire big stool: of ‘ the BOSTON STORE from basement to roof. regardless of cost or worth to be placed on ssloior One Week, at prices simply amazing. It is needless to attempt an explanation of the whys and Lhero- 7 (ores, it is 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. Sale will begin lodau. Saturdau, November 17th, and will continue for one week. As this sale is for our retail customers only, none will be sold to dealers at these prices. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Ladies' 25c Gloves. l2lc. Willimantic Spool Cotton, 3c Misses'Conts,12 Ladies' 50 cent Foil lllciichcd 25 cent Poeket- 35 cent Halri Ladles’ Dressing to )8 years: colors.‘ Vests and Pants. Tobie Damask. tn. hooks, in block at . Brushes. an excop- Sacks. plain color tan. costar. bluc'in ribbed, slightly inch, worth the. at' ............. 15c tionally good bsr- elder down, linisrv and black. fitted or soiled. ....... 25c ............ 32ci.__.__.__.________ gain. at half price ed with black shell l boy b35631} rogglgr 25 cent Parlor ............. lac stitch and satin rib- pr to ‘ ‘ I ' 7 Lndles' Corsets. Cotton Fluids. lb Brooms. sale price “" is: regular ””001 __..___..__...._. in white. 50 cent cent quality. sale ............. 18c 42x36 Mohawk """""" 56° ' Ladies' and Miss quality. at. .29c price .......... 9c ___.__..._.._ Pillow Cases. val- —-———-—-——.—. os' Coats. pliiln ——-—-~ Men‘s Linen (301- no lie. at 11c Ladles‘ Fur Col- black nud fancy 19 cent Pastry lni's. all styles. at .10 cent Dressing lars thi ' Comb bone horn . 3 seasons mlxturemgood mu- lioard. 14x20, sale ............. ' ' 1 if t 1 or rubber at half 5 cent Safety menu so me. 500d toriuls. well Iniidc. price ......... 11c ‘ ' ' . quallt le1t'l were ‘7 50 now price .......... 5c Pins. the famous Y1, 8 ‘1 1 C ' ‘ $3 90 “"""”" “" White Domct w._____.______,_ “Winner" make .. ””11"”th wlth ........... . $2.49 Decorated Flannel Remnants. r0 ‘ t W l ‘ _ __ 2V2¢ six oppossum tails. W" Toilet Set. full size. 7 cent quality. at . Pld’ l wid- t 10° regular ”“391 511‘“ Ladies' Jackets, 19 pieces. at . $1.69 ............. do a“ ”15° 3 Y “s1 i h ------------- 95° an new this my half price. ._.. 25c I. noleum. t e sou colors hlIII1 $1.25 quality. at .. , , ' . “ Best inc Silesia. )5 cent Whisk . . ............. we Ladies Flannel- castor. grny. inn .- , _ . , (Ircy and White - Iit hair price, .. 8c Brooms. dl llflli 9““ Night ROMS. and black. the reg 5‘. l-‘lne Combs Irlcc ‘ 7. c Blankets. weith $1 pretty stripes and nlar price $10 and ‘ ' ’ i """" ’2 at ............ 73c Honey C o m h checks deep yoiies 312 ........ soon ‘ w- nwels worth 5° braid finish 1.1311 _._--___.._....u- Rubber 0|' (.eilir Patent Hooks each, at ...... 30, i ' , lillil. ill ...... 2"}: and FM“? worth 15‘: cent Slili‘. ar pr (:8. 75C. .476 Ladlcs' llubii .............-w...-_l_. 8c black In “Wm. (Tombs. shell oi nm- ---—-—--——-—— 839“ Skirts, mane lo cont Dress ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4c '1” ----------- 5° 1.10 ccntl $0??? Ladies' and Miss- ot‘ lino Venetian. Stays-1. all films and w [Chaim it? “mic; es' Flsnnolette Un- seige and broad colors. half price _ . W. 7 cont Brush Inc 8.1“ a P1" (19 dorsklrgg' lace cloth. plain and 5 Outing ii‘iannci ‘ .............. So i l d . l . .. ------------- ° 1 - . .. ..1 ih‘uid writer roof .r mme ‘ Icgu a‘ trimmed. colois, _w hkll‘lo. “(hill -.w. 1 ”q 1 ~—- price. 35., . 23o ‘ grey. navy and '“f', ‘ at . .. . . . . . . I9c “4"” top ' ' ‘ 51"2‘; :id cent “Hookon" block, were $9M) . .\'l iliii‘ lincc ( "l" ___..~____.._,_.._-__. Supporter t his _; 1 ........... $3.6! Imus. _ ion pairs. The "(‘9‘ m” 18 inch Cotton sale half price 15c Chlldrens Flsn- . M...“ .1 I leIL .uc , g h. , . .1 ,0 ,, .-___.‘. nelcite Dresses. “m cues. in light llll. “U"“v “0'“ " ‘ Impes and plaids Ladlcs‘ Percale ‘W dark ........ 3', 2C ll DieCC. Ill. ' ' ' ' 39!: 1“ cent Slik Fae. SiZCS six months to, 1 *1) 1 - 1. ‘ I Iind bianncllette 1.x90 Mohawk ed Ivancy hrillco [our years regular Wrappers. (lflrk S '1 “"~‘_‘,"1 Vim“ T 'k‘ i 'l‘ w i< Mon's Suspend- Webbing. at half price‘ 39c '.... 196 colors. all sizes, worth haunt .. 43c l l m ”i", ‘0' ° hi I1I-s. fancy double- price -------- 7l/2c ' ' deep ilounce and __ ii 9310 It '(l 1“.“ stitched. hac i1 ~ , liincv braid trim . ronn. “m“ "“ ' drnwcr so iiorier T ii rk 9 Y R8“ Ladies and M153 - . Hull Bio. iichod 10c l i ‘ . .1 Ining, regular price Table Damask '1‘. """"" ‘_‘ ' . and mohair ends. Damask. 6.3 inch. 0b Outing Hats. 98 “-00 --------- 59‘ incli worth 'imc ~_ ' i "' ” worth 25c 11c worth 30c :: yard cent quality. at -- - ‘ 7 cont TIIhlc 21 ............. 49c ____. _ _________ at ........ c a yard, at ..... 35:: Bow” 4‘: lmdics‘ Flannel —— 9—4. I m ‘‘‘‘ —:-‘—»~1 Writing Paper. All Linen Tow . Wulsts. fliirc cuffs, l.adios' li‘lcoccu Men‘s Socks The best We box to 01$. worth 10 cents Oglhlldtren s lama detachable collur. Gloves. 2:'Ic quality liciivy cotton. in "0 had during this each. m ...... 7c an ass an Vl‘i‘llt'h back, 001‘ m this sale. _ 12i,.'2c tan and black. uh ”I“ """""" BC ..———-.—-——-——-— Pi?!“ Laps 10I‘ ors. red. NW.“ ____.__.___.__.__ sizes. worth 121.1% """" . ' 5 cent Silklne, a lslgro)1:.ig;ea£l.5cre1g$: “”‘9' royal. black Ribbed Hose. a.. -------------- c . ”ens 0““"8 substitute for sew- ’ " rcgulnr prlie “.25 sizes worth irom -—-—- l1 in n n cl Nighi lng Silk, m hail ’ -__. ------------ 75¢ 10 10' 12'.“ . ‘ _ . 7c Ladies‘ V (1 st 1- Shirts. UN" “0“ price . . . . . 21/2c Liidies‘ Cambrlc -_..._--~.._.. ' and Pants. whito kind. at ...... 38c _____ __ Corset Covers, Ladies‘ Flecced , ‘ cashmere wool.ihc ‘ 500 Window high neck, felled llose, bought to “3"“ ““‘i ”“93 The quality, nt.49c i‘ilm')‘ nnd Plain Shades. 39c quai. seem s. regular :il‘ii at 25c per pair ”"353 ”00‘15- all 0‘ Silks. worth 25c lty. at ........ 29c price 12%,0 7i: mm. price. I," ha" our 39 cent grade. Ladles' Handker illlii 39c per yard. .......... 12' /2c M -~1-11----~ 19° chiefs, h msiitchou in ..... . . . . . .. 15c MInwm-d'g Nced- Lndics' Drawers, ,,_,._-__.__...- m and a ll (1. quality. ”f." . lea, 5c ones, the made of excellent Willlmnnilo (Tot- “WNW“ (”090ml just half price . i3 0 ." S K n 0 0 best made. arm/2c grade of muslin. ion. 300 yard spool. l’npcr. pcr i'Oli..7D‘ ............ 2|1’2c Pants. all our 60c. .____.________.. tr l m in ad with in white and black ‘ . “"0- I" ------ 33¢ 5 cent W l r e tucks. plain or um- not over six to II (illiVillliZNi (villi Violet Butler Hair Pins. straight lirelln. style, regu- I1IIsiomer ...... 3c "Oils. 39 00!“ Olit'b'vmllk Soup. 3 cakes Ovul Wash lloll- or crimpod, m , , . . lar price ...... 29c ‘_,__~..__~_.__.__~. at ............ 19c in a box, worth 23c. ers. 69c ones. with ............ 2ch Children's ‘Tin- W‘- .............. 9c ilii .... . . . . . . Mo —--—————-—-—— $15 Sewing Ma. Iicrwciir. vests. Black Figured Dress Glnghams, chino. finished in punts end drawers. Mohair, :1! cent‘ Black Figured in. nest Lining Cain- plaids rind stripes. onk or mahogany. wol'lil l’rom 50c to qunllty. per ynrd‘din Silks. rcgniiir brie. all colors. per'worth 10 cents iicompletc with oil poI- .......... 38c ............ 15c150c oiinllty.ni . 25:: yard , . 3c,ynrd. at ....... 5c attachments, $4.95 Your Money Back il Goods are not Satisfactory. Goods Delivered to any part of Connecticut free oi charge. Agents for the BUTTERICK PATTERNS. guick Sides, ash Prices, Call 582 '7 Limited Credit. AT SEYlllQUR’S STORE. PROFITRBLE REE DING. The good ii we offer tell their own story most eloquently. If you desire NEW. CHOICE AND THOROU HLY RELIABLE EATABLES. and are ten thrifty to waste money. you will take Id- vantage of our oil'erings. YOU WILL FIND The sweetest l‘ Min to he found. l'aucy. Rich Milk. Double agin-mu t liccsc. Try our Delicious Cutler. when to“ taste. it nothing clsi will Mill Hill. Pure Vermont Maple Svrup, quart bottles, 25c. 3 lbs. Boss Milk Crackers 25c. l'iincy licadR Try our "Blossom" Brand new pink “hole lonmlocs 15c. can; $1. 75 dozen. New Crop New Orleans \iolasws \ on want Yale Kisses, soc. lb. Our l‘iillct. Maine Sugar (. oiu, ilII ”llr"cliicl hIIIiiIl New Maple Sugar. W LEAVE US YOUR THANKSGIVING ORDER And how: spread before on the Lilillu 111 line. of goods iliut Iain he found in the markets 0 the world, at Lowest Prices. CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, LEADING GROCER. 33 WEST WASHINGTON STREET...
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