if the: which have
plubiican Execu-
. a’k who thinks it' 5
write a touching mes-
hipwreck and sorrow,
:a bottle, and turn it
the waives to cast up
'y will, seems to have
a the activity of the fool
emarks the New London
. ne of the needs of the age
W“ 1 e of instruction on what
re not jokes.
peculiarly insistent bitter
' that exists in Yale,
"Princeton, as it does
no other college, is well
fled in‘the following edi~
. pm the Yale News: “No
ti, contest "has ever afforded
ite as much satisfaction as
e Princeton football game of
alt pleased as beyond ex—
5lon. There are often times
lit-he partisan spectator likes
an exciting and evenly
contest. It was not so
le on Saturday W e went
ceton hoping to see our
cats completely outclassed
f . ‘ nil in to! ‘
. (motors. This custom has grown up;
out or a numeral demand from the
patrons of dinersnt lines. There is no ‘
doubt that, where climate permits, the:
closed cars should be discarded tor
a much later period than many now
think, and it would he a distinct hone.
lit to people Who are shut up in close
‘omcssWu all day. if. properly dressed.
they would avail themselves more or
the few open cars We have left Our,
own climate Would not permit this or.
winter nor in all weathers, but with
our beautiful clear. dry days and
nights, why not avail ourselves more
of the fresh air instead of shutting our-
selves up in closed and heated ears in
the hours of overcrowding of morning
and evening?
Death Knoll of the Rummage Sale.
(Bridgeport Post.)
The death knell of the rummage sale
has been sounded. Clinton. Mass. 1
suffering from the ravages of diph~
therla. scarlet fever, and other intern
tious diseases, which have been com-
muni‘cnted. it is thought, by a ram-
mage sale. Two weeks ago such a
sale was held and many articles of
furniture were taken from houses.
where they had been kept for years
and sold. The disease germs thus be
came exposed. Of course this is hilt
a theory as yet. but it may be that it
was in this w y the dread diseases
were promuig Hereafter people
may be compelled to tumlgate their
furniture. before sending them to ruin
maze solos.
Too Free With Religious Terms.
' . LEADING ' munitions or harassment.
Buying MIIIInory Made Easy.
Our business is exclusively millinery. We carry in lstock every-
This week we are showing:
BLACK AND COLORED VELVET TURBANS
Some trimmed with breasts, some with ostrich plumes.
5 are brightened by gold braid and gold buckles.
THE NEW OXFORD GRAY ALPINE HAT IS PROVING A
PRICES:
A BIG SUCCESS.
- a-
thing pertaining to LADIES} MISSES’ AND CHILDRENS’
HATS, in every grade, to suit every purse. As we are members of
the largest millinery 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.
Many
$r.ra, $1.62, $2.25.
Everything in Birds, Breasts and Ostrich Plumes.
We pay your fare one way on $3 purchases; both ways on to purchases.
E. H. Dillon 6’: Co.
986 AND 988 MAIN STREET.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
“Praise God. from whom‘ all bless-
ings flow," telegraphs "Quilter“ Joe
Manley. to William McKinley. “l
have fought the good fight; i have kept
the faith." writes the defeated Nebras-
ka candidate. after hearing what has
happened to him. These “fly" poli-
ticians would have more public respect
it they were a little less free in the
use of religious terms, when their little
(Hartford Times.) - "'
GLOVER'S THE PLACE.
Shoes I Shoes!
and Will continue for one week.
Willimaniic S
we ,.
s
'1
'Carload Of Granite Iron Ware at Half Price. ‘ ‘
BargainTriumplioitheYear
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 stock of
the BOSTON STORE from basement to roof, regardless of cost or worth to be, placed on sale for
One Week, at prices simply amazing. It is needless to attempt an explanation of the whys and where-
fores, 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 lodall. Salurdau. November 17th,
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.
Ladics' 25c Gloves. l2ic.
pool Cotton. 3c
Mlsses‘ Costs, 12
to 18 years; colors,
l Ladies' 50 cent
.Vosts and Panic,
Full
Bleached.
Table Damask, be books, in black at.
25 cent Pocket-
Brushes an cxcep
32 cent Hair} Lndies' Dressing
Sacks. plain color
. ames have been pla ed out. tan. easier. blue in ribbed, slightly inch, worth the, at ............. 15o tionally good bar- elder down, finish»
1‘ Opeg vigere remind The g ~—--————{———- Don’t bother me—l wear shoes that fit. and black. fitted or soiled, ....... 2bc ............ 32c gain, at half price ed with black shell
an eilllbltlén 0f clean, WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING. box back. regular 25 cent Parlor ............. lac 'stitch and satin rib-
Itforward football in Which Large hQne or ”nay-l buttons are price $5.98 $2.97 Ladies. Corsets. Cotton Plaids, 15,Brooms, sale pl‘lt‘C Ebgn, regular price,
ceton has not suffered such a what fasten the coats for old and SOROSIS the new [shoe for women in white, 50 cent cent quality. sale] ......... 18c 42x36 Mohawk 7 """""" 56°
. defeat for six years and young. ELITE h. b h f ' 3.50 Ladies’ and Miss. quality. at 29c price .......... 9c ______.____ Pillow Cases. vai-
m id t l b tl Great flowers of chiffon trlln the , t 6 reason?! l8 5 08 Ol‘ me". es' Coats. plain —~ ~ ’ Men‘s Linen Col 1 .-. D i no 15c. at 11c Ladies’ Fur Col-
p l 0 "we 96" ‘6 evening toque. which may be of Iucr black and fancy 19 cent Pastry lars, all styles, at 0 “m “*9“ “3 lars. this season‘s
i; of it." tulle or chiffon of a different tint. . . mixtures. good mu- Board. 14x20. sale ............. Combbbbone. hor‘r; f . t S f t manufacture, good
__.......__...... Every one. is famlum‘ with the lino HANAN S genteel men 5 wear, $5 00 tor-HHS. well made, price ......... 11c _____;or ru or at ha P') ctehn f a e y quality, electric
THE VOTiNG MACHlNE- lace points that are turned over on the ' were $7.50. now .. W . "MC“ """"" 5° .. 5:15“ ”e limous seal, finished with
me of the leading newspap- elite of the dress collar. but not all ........... $3.90 3949 D ‘Whito Durham nner ma e " six opposfium tails
‘ .. .. ocoraleo Manuel Remnants, , , ............ 2i/2c .
.f the State are advocating 1h“- llgynemsee’l‘lhél:eargagentgl‘mmill vomit": *W— Toilet Set. full size. 7 cent quality. at . P13?” $53.: 5331:! ________ regular price, 319-1”
‘ - . ' . '1" ~ . . ' ' 1.. . . .............
dumb“ 0f the voting macll- {active decoration for this part of the WEAR SHOES THAT FlT. “111.2338 tliligckgd: 19 pieces. at '31'69 """"""" 4° half price .9. 25¢ Linoleum, the c
Connecticut. 1 he New
waist.
$1.25 quality. at ..
Leader has the follOWlilT Occasionally one sees gowns of son. colors blue. llest 15c Silesia. 15 cent Whisk” ‘ ‘ ............. ”c Ladies' Flannel.
h' b' ‘t' i’ checked goods. In nws-tonhcm whim mm mm" W“ m" at halt price. .. so Brooms. a: hair "W and WM“ Gite Night Robes.
.9?“ Je" '. . is alternated with some color. princi- and black, ”‘9 "’3' 5c Fine (Jumps, Drive ,,,,,,,, 7012c Blankets, worth 51' pretty stripes and
he..Au5{rallan ballot law ,5 a pally red. Black seems to mm mu ,, . , ,. . . , _, llltlr price 810 and , at ............ 73c “(Holley Ct‘hmiib checks, deep yoaes,
mprovemenh and the W» the best that is in these- sowns and WWW 31‘ """" “'90 Rubber or Cqu» m m llook" " will.“ it wor a: ”mm “mm ”egu'
aching better than ally ballot is applied as collar and rovers. loid a} ...... Zl/zc ,md‘ 23,08 wortfi lbc cent Side ' """ "1“ price, 75C-~‘i7°
' 'Vel' devised. The voting A coat hanger entirely covered with T“ E N F w QTORE Ladies‘ Habit ' I I“. bln‘clr 6,. gm.” Combs. shell 01‘ cm W“
h. ‘ ribbon. and decorated with a base 4 L. - Back Skirts, made 10 cent Dress ‘ ' 4“: her ........... 5c 10 cent Corset Ladies' and Miss-
me is accurate. comparativc— mm is just being tricked away for of fine Venetian, ' """"""" __.. Clasps. reinforced
Mahuchemo Block.
Stays, all sizes and __
es' Flannelette Un-
apensive, and pills fraud he (thrsltmas. The book itself is merely some and broad colors half rice _ . ——_—‘ ' bucks. at half price derskirts, lace
the ran 0 yof possibility. wound with the ribbon, but the part i .. cloth. plain and ..... pm 5c , Outing Flannel “ludcali‘ltm ‘13:? .............. 5c trimmed. regular
means of the nearest the coat is slightly wudiied be- TUESDAY. “ ltDNESDAY, trimmed. colors. Skirts. worth Zoe. ‘1 t t l,' '—————-————-— price, 350 ,_ .. 23¢
“g fore the Shirred cover is put on. N gray. navy and at ............ l9c V" “3 Op " ‘ .i/ac 30 cent “Hook-on"
becomes 1“‘“9C€553‘Y~ as The candy-making season has begun OV- 20- NOV- 2' black. were stint) . White LECL‘ Cur- M Supporter, this , ‘
rk is done automatically nud many of the periodicals have open ‘ - . _ ........... $3.6] talus. 100 palrs. The Best Cali- 18 inch Cotton sale. half 9,199.1“ Chlldrens Finn:
esult of an election may 1),. or! their column; lillil'ocinog for PM“... A Handsome SOUVCHIF to each Purchaser. mmwm— ““3 9’1"" “'0 coes in ill-5M {mu Diaper. worth 50c “Eggs: ”(113333:
, -- . . ,. more sweo :1 rs nos are main. nr- . a.“ . , ' . , a iece.ni ,,,,, 39¢ 15 . tSlll Fac- _ . .
n. m three 0‘ f0“? nltlluiis cording to the Dollncntor. in the in! r. - . . ”i". ,. ,, )- -.. .. ..... . . Indies “flak: l wk dark """"" Sign p. _ ..__. _ _ cen ‘ . sizes, six months to
the pong do“. tandldatcs MM“ WU rm “‘0 ("Drum or link “i 113W 1'0“" (Wins hubihns h H i“ 0w fl wuk but this is our and Plannellettc Mimi“) Moll“; __.___.____.. ed l‘ancy Frillclil to“, years regular
. ‘ ." ‘ ’3 1'3 " ' ‘ ‘ -" . . , .. , ‘ w Gets. an. . . ' .v, -Webbin. at ha '
.~ the enormous expense of v’ll‘y nut meats lilki' two cupl‘uh of light formal opening. NOW “0 lift! trail) to present you a colnforialllo. ilt- 1.33:2?! 2"” 52;: worth 550. at .p. 43c Turkish Towels. orgfei‘aicySTO-ifiiig. price ..g ..... 7i/2c price, 390 196
mg out posters. and “it‘ll l‘lllwf" ““211“ £in Plfhlhhnlf“ 'mllflnnf' traciivo shopping place. deep pounce mm gloewfil“:§r‘tlh 130““ stitched. [)ac k M Md d Mi
ds can register their votes for “ ° "mu“ ° ““ a“ “ “ our " 0 . fancy bmid trim “a” 31”,de ‘ ' ‘ ’ drawer supporter Turkey R90 L“ “’3'“ 95'
» ' l' ' . . ' ' . ' . ‘ .' . . ’ ............. 10 . - . '
‘just as effectively as h). :ligegmgns‘fi": 1:13:3203‘1‘1m225'"‘33:: OUT llllES.—Mlll|i‘l€ry tilltl Ladies Olllt‘l and Under alga; regular indigo Table Damask, 7_ ”f audunugialr cults, Rgxrlfhsfihcwa £11211. 22n913tlgfitllati. 98
" . ' ' ~ a . ......... c worl.c.... c’ . . --
“8 0f the Past” Swim". and ”I" Sum. "sum 0' iariur- and "w Garments, Bells. Pocketbooks and other hlrnlshmgs. ”’9‘" , “’2“ 22° 7 cent Table at ........... 21c ............. 49c
water together in a granite saucepan n. yarr. n c Bowls ......... 4c W i . P .- _-
Thousands of dollars can be 1:122:21); 3:13:10 ifmtimlmr i: {ill‘fiimvim' No room to quote prices. but they arc the pocket book opening kind. Wiifisflmdarmgiiiigl Fl “M S T. The uglgmc £36 All Linen Tow- Children's Tarn
. . . , -, -"’ ' l 5 “1' “g “i ”ll W‘ . '3 - Ladies‘ ocean en's cc '5. ' ‘ . ' ols. worth 10 cents -
. 1:1 die Slate 01f LOillilt'ttiLllt 111" :v thread. 'i‘nko from lilo stove, add ' detachable collar. (“m-(m 250. quality. heavy cotton, in bit“ had. during ”1;: each, at ...... 7c (Refillinntggps “1110‘:
a 3!. viii rcgti or e ectlon cx- the nuts. cinnamon and vanilla, and . French back, (201- at this sale. , lei/2o tan and black. an 5 9 ----------- ___._..___.____‘ . .
,5 'ses' to say nothing of the ,03_ silr uniil creamy. Drop in small plus B SIMMONS‘ Proprle‘or' ors. red. navy. sizes. worth 121,50‘ “W"— 5 cent Silklne, a ““001 weal. regu
- . ’ l . ‘l'l lni'll or «o 'llnl'i on woulmtiaiwl wine royal black 6 Men's Outin" ' l” price' 25°”10"
‘ ity of such contests that dis ‘ . " 'l ’ ‘ t u ’ ' ' ‘ Ribbed ”089- a“ """"""" c ' °5ubsm."te for sew'.._________.___
d l t . 8 TI ‘ [was regular price, $1.25 sizes, worth lrom lfla n nel Night lag 311k, at half
el tie Salem 1 92f . Ill“ _ . . - -..- , ............ 75c 10,012,,“ 7,, Ladies' Vests Shingle.t the :30 price ........ Zl/zc Ladles' Cambric
o onger any’cxcuse or )0 y— . . —————-————.—————— and Pants. white 'Im.a ------ c M Corset Covers,
the resent law alon . The o P I h W k Ladias' Fleeced cashmere wool. the- -,_._.__ 500 Window high neck. felled
h of Excuses has been in used ur flees IS 2e Hose. bought to Plain and Fancy 75c quality. nt.49c Fancy and PW" Shades. 39c qual- seams. regular
‘ ‘ sell at 250 per pair. mo“ “00““. all 0‘ Silks. worth 250 ny, at ________ 29c price 12%0 . . 7c
and we hope the commission
. "make a re hurt that will be in
Interest of lonest voting, hon—
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.
sale price. per pair
.......... 121/26
our 39 cent grade
at ............ 19c
Ladies' Handker-
chiefs. hemstltched
and a fine quality,
and 390 per yard,
Millward‘s Need-
at ............ 16c
..__.—..__.... les, 6c ones; the
Ladies' Drawers,
made of excellent
. - ' ' . - Willimantic Cot- Dennison Crepe at just half price . BOY 8' K1100 best made, at.2|/ c grade of muslin.
étfiztiurrétslgficand quick compila- . FANCY ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER Lb 25c ton. 200 yard ”001‘ Paper, per roll..7c ,,,,,,,,,,,, 2v2c|1232tsétan our :3: W5 W 2 trikm wield with
.. .. - -. - in white and blue . ------ cent ire uc 8. D a n 01‘ um-
liere are politicians ill both JUNE CREAMERY BUTTER. Lb.. 236. not over six to]; Galvanized Coal Violet Butter- Hair Pins. straight brella style, regu-
,irfies who 1ike the present ballot SUGAR CURED HAMS, Lb” ”c, customer ...... 3c HOdB. 29 cent 011135. milk Soup. 3 cakes ‘Oval Wash Boll- or crimped, at lar price ...... 294:
because of the opp..........l. MAUD s. or JONES'S moon, $4.75 Bin. ““7““- “‘ """""" ° ‘“ “ ”m“ .0... 25° °'“' 69° 0...... “’“h ------------ 2'/=°
3 LBS SUGAR Childrcns Un- .............. 9c lid ........... 44c :15 Sewing Mao
Refs but those PrlllCll)ltS “ I ~ . $1.00. den-wear, vests. Black Figured Dress Glnghnma chino, finished in
ht .not to be continued and if ‘ pants and drawers. Molll‘lll‘. 29 corn1 dlBlglfk Figured ln- ‘ liestlldnllng Cam- plaid; 9.11161 stripes. Ioak i" mahogany.
is any good at all ill these L nceda Biscuit, pkg” 3/c. Golden Drip Syrup, Qt. can, we. Ixippered Herring, 2cans for 25c. worth "0'“ 50C to (“m ty. per y” a “ ”gum" "0 a C0 ("5 "er “'0" can“ a_comp em With 3'
tunities, it is more than L nccda Graham Wafer, pkg., 8c. ‘Campbells Condensed Soup, New Tomatoes. can, 7c. 900‘ """"" 38° """""" 15ci500 quality' at 26c yard """"" 30mm at """" 5° utmohmems' “'98
t balalec'dr by the ‘dangers Grandma’s Pan Cake Flour, Can, 9c. New York State Corn, can, 8c.
ist (angers 5 look] be 1 kg., 9c. Golden Pumpkin can 9c L'lrly June l’c ens. can, 9c " ‘ Y '
. . - ‘ . r Mon B
‘mized and all opportunities New Prepared Buckwheat, 3 lNew Maple Syrup, bottle, loc. ,N°W String Beans, can 7c. (JOOClS Delivered l0 any part 0U 8V _ aCk d GOOds Agents for the
dishonesty destroyed ’lhc lb. pkg, 10s.. Yellow Peaches, 3 lb. can, loci Gold Medal Asparagus, can, 15c. of Connecticut free of charge. are not Satisfactory. BUTTERICK PATTERNS.
ilg machine does it.
can be no ibilgel claimed that
ng machines are an experi-
tor that they are uncertain in
operation and therefoie liki-
2th vitiate an election These
hincs have been successfuly
The New York Grocery Company
(A. F. BECKMAN & co. successons.)
d in many different cities, and Ponovan Build“; u h a k. .. “i H ,. V H W .
Info is a single valid objection g, 50 t NOtw l leltfid C3" 58"2 8U|Ck Sales,
at them, we have been 1111— Credit. ash Prices.
to hear of it.
um
It nemable Fact
liar oruaa sorrows ssv. ~
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.
m
Ar urn-nu for Open Cara.
Quinusapolis Times. )
lions in the cast are trying to
demand tor open cars all win .
linokers as an argument for the
general use of them. oven in cold
AT serugUR's STORE.
Pnonrrnnns: READING.
The goo code we offer tell their own story most eloquently. If you desire NEW, CHOICE AND
THOROU HLY RELIABLE EATABLES, and are too thrifty to waste money, you wlll take ad-
vantage of our offerings.
OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR, $4 75 BBL; 60¢. BAG YOU WILL FIND .. '
18 ”35- BEST GRANULATED SUGAR FOR $1.00. - The sweetest Butter to be found. ' ’ .' j
SUGAR CURED CALIFORNIA HAMS, 8c. 143- Fancy, Rich Milk, Double Cream Cheese.
“ES F LONG ISLAND POTATOES: 750- BUS-3 30¢ 1”EGK'lry our Delicious Coffee, when you taste it nothing else will suit you.
MESSINA LEMON?” 10‘5- dozcn. Pure Vermont Ma le Syrup, quart bottles, 25c.
New Prunes, So lb. Fins-t Quality Rod Salmon, lilo can. Now Citron, ‘80 lb. iln’s'H Boss Milk rackers, 25c.
Now Evaporated Ponchos, 10:; lb. Now Mackerel, Do. New Lemon Pool, 10,, lo. ‘ancy Head Rice.
Gold Dust, 14o ska. Quart 9.0m. Wm I, an N J 18 , . Jm 10°. Try our '"‘Blossom Brand new pack Whole Tomatoes, 15c. can; $1. 75 dozen.
Q" ”m" 7”" 9"“9' ’°' ° ' ' W m’ o" 9 n ' New Cro New Orleans Molasses
Fmgy New aw.“ Pot.(°°.' 200 pk Largo can Extra Flno Ponchos, 10c. New Pancake Flour, 10° Pkii- Y pY l K lb
13 c-ku loop for 25o. amp. Nuts, only 120 pkg. Ralaton Health Food, 180 will 0“ “’3'“ 3 c 19593, 3°“. .. ,,
mm soul. Now cmup, do Now seeded Raisins, iio pkg. Who-tons, 134: PM- Our Fancy. Maine Sugar Corn the Orchid brand.
New Maple Sugar.
LEAVE US YOUR THANKSGIVING ORDER
And have a read before on the choicest line of goods that can be '
found in t e markets 0 the world, at Lowest Prices. 1' ,
LEAD! 6 030933. 33. WEST "WASHINGTON STREET.
Our One Dollar Sale of Last Week Still Continues.
[THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,
Norwalk Chronicler