the most
kilo lfil‘i in the
taken out pol-
”te 55250900.
alga hank O.
*beetii."written” for in
. sd'tllat the total, of
‘llcics amounts to half a
. olohel.>alid Mrs. Low-
‘ ‘ her-Pacific coast a icyv
tliMrs. Pullman and
} aroian. Before their
to. policies representing
its insurance were turn-
to them. These insstru-
_ . re in the class known 'to
" rahco menas twenty—year life
. wenty year trust policies.
ill either of the holders (lie
so vivor will be paid an an—
$12,509. ' The annual 'prei
ti'the‘j‘oint insurance will
, 3516.000. - '
heplaus of the health oili-
. are carried out, the harbor
s .of Newark, will become
\ “ s. of cleanliness. Mugs,
yang brushes, and irazors will.
0 be ‘Stcrilized‘ each time
aroused. A separate clean
Will hereto be used-for each
and {alum or: any other
used. to step tlieilow oi
i‘have to be supplied in
to p on a clean towel.
crush solToae say.
”r
to Feature of American Life.
(NowBritain Record.)
, , urning‘of that lad at the stake
Colorado was bad of itself and in
usuce.‘ While it is true that the
had committeed an awful and
ous‘crime,’ a ‘crime that stirred
people to, crazy anger. yet the
rats and cool act of the genteel
taking the prisoner tram an
of the law and burning him
walnut Justified by any moral or
o s or civil law, recognized by
it n. True, so horrible a death
as a preventitlve to similar
.- Colorado, but what of its
, in? the opposite direction 1'
she" helped in this barbaric
we a giving their assent and en-
. t 'thé'vmiatlon of law in
.0 he union. where with-
waiti'ns' for proof of crime. men
too ready to take the law into
own hands. and indict death oy
1" less torturous methods. Sev-
. , mosceach year are such horrors
was enacted in Colorado spread be-
_ the people of the world in all their
R 7 us details. and in nearly every
Whoa the authorities do nothing
than protest their responsibilty.
rrests are made and no punish
meted out to those who thus
our systems of penalty for crime
‘ litter and hideous contempt. And
vii will grow so long as this will-
fi ndiffercnce to mob atrocity con-
es.
Qty. Lounobury's Proclamation.
' ‘ (Waterbury American.)
We venturetgtcxpress our approval
hthe beauty-oi" language and senu
htcharacteristlc of him in his per.
lit! and eyenthis official expressions
hick ; makes movernor Louneburyfs
k'sglvingpi-oclamation, this year
, spat to'readisind peculiariy'tiugges-
~. 9 of the better meanings of the day.
, hbabit of saying the right thing and
“yiflg‘it'in the light way finds here a
, ~zliiustration. Perhaps his early
“hi storial training has enabler him to
; ionswithout pretence. but i is the
“info (if the man rather than his can.
on which gives grace to his expres-
INo Occasion for tints.
8!. Louis Globe-Democrat.)
l’s constitutional convention is
h .L'is pleasing to the count
“ *" moonl .
. Moths, iiin
iteration.
,. The Pacific cable.
(Philadelphia hoes.)
, had fro ‘
sitcoms. span. Congress ougli
‘ reasons.
EXiriiiTron, 25c.
'l', the DENTIST.
t“, . l0 ILOCK,” ». . ,
‘to $30, a. barrel.
. color into it by means of bright ales
slowin: work. «Tillman the.
ill 15y. 'l‘hb
so; of preparing a charter for a
', . his a task'that cannot safely be
S 2 V The ‘l’ran‘iers of tho American
87 werein session .
_ many months elaps-
. rward before it was accepted by
thriller of states required to put it
The American people
not going tohurry the Cubans in
task of providing an organic law
elr country or in trying to pro-
vy «lop uncut report shows
tactical route has been survey-
acabls from the United States
a Phllippil’ib islands. by way of
" the Philippine Islands
our the‘oarly construction of
plinth/«tor commercial and
, oney could not
invested-hotter than in a cabin
{law Wmeal’in .
‘ _ onothatheshson
ted. noses rinse about tious-t
inhalant to (oily. and tit s that
a being made evident in New
'Yerk‘fl no“ Plait, in defiance of all
sentiment existing in this country in
favor or home rule. proposes to turn
the control of about 6.000 New York
policemen over to the state officials at
Albany. No better scheme could be
devised to aid Croker in retaining ms
control of New York city.
__...,.._ m- .n...
Sporting Blood in His Veins.
(Louisville Courier-Journal.)
Sir Thomas Lipton cleared ‘a cool
$350,000 in the trifling operation by
which he put October pork from $1!
‘ Sir Thomas as a
yachtsman has so for met more than
his: match in this country, but a man
who can go to Chicago and beat the
best that can be brought against him
in the speculative ring must have gen-
uine sporting blood in his veins. The
New York Yacht Club might make a
note of this. ‘
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
Roll your veils; don’t fold them.
Make your traveling friend a veil
roller,- iirst ascertaining what her fav-
orite sachet powder is.
‘- If you wanted to out the ends of a
number of straws you wouldn‘t use a
pair of scissors for the purpose. woulu
you. Now. for.the same reason. don‘t
use them when cutting the stems of
flowers. The ends of the stems must
be open and free if they are to absorb
the water and keep fresh. and tho scis-
sors only crush them together.
One of the prettiest departments in
our dry goods stores at this season of
the year is that where the dainty lin-
gerie is displayed and sold. it ls sur.
prising how many beautiful ernbroid~
cred pieces—«machine! done to be sure,
butntill very prettywean be had there
at very moderate prices.
Have you noticed that black and
white effects never become tiresome"!
The girl who must have a limited
wardrobe will do better .0 Introduce
and stocks. and belts. than to purchase
a gay cloth. for she, will haw.- to ap-
pear in it so often. But she will find
that block, and white. and gray. if kept
up with the times in design. mid \voll
fitted, will give pleasing results.
Did you ever eat an oyster blanket.
td slink? “The Ledger Monthly" has
some delicious recipes this month for
oysters. and among them is this: Trim
:1 oneoand-a-halfdnch thick steak: broil
over hot coals for seven minutes; re-
move to a platter and dust with salt
and white. pepper; spread thickly with
oysters. dust these with salt and pop
per and add bits of butter; place in a
hot oven and cook until the edges of
the oysters curl; remove to a boil m
celery rulings and garnish with quar~
tors of lemon. Msdiumeized oysters
should be used for this dish, which is
deliciously appetizing for a supper.
The oyster season. which commenced
September first, is now sufficiently ad-
vanced to furnish oysters of highest
excellence. '
WALLiNGFORD BARN BURNED.
WALLTNGFORI), 00nd, November
Zl—A large barn owned by Charles
lirereiiug. with all its contents. was
destroyed early this morning. The or-
igin of the tire is unknown. Loss about
$1.000. partly insured.
TRAIN'THROUGH NEW TUNNEL.
TACOMA. November 21———Within a
month the train will be running over
the Great Northern hallway to Puget
Sound. through Cascade Tunnel. on
I u mm much more «noun to mm: ‘
' a acts
that has ‘sucossrlv .
"in all the new illlls.‘
oua ASSORTMENT or ,
' some stomachs or platoons
. ” ‘WinierScaSOil Conilildlciedill A
‘ L iiiiiiiierll Fashion’s... . ~
After seeing the, number of Roses and Color (1 Foliages that are
being used to adorn‘the Hats this season, you lesitate to know if
- you are in the Sprin or Winter Season. However, such are the die-
tates of Fashion, an they must be obeyed.
-We have an exceptionally lar e gath
les.
.
en
New Gold "aucy Crowils.
' .‘ . e
in; of poses and follages,
“ New Gold Buck—
READY TRIMMED HATS
is unusually larg ; anion them you
a
saoa TOQU
lew run TRIMMED HATS.
We pay your fare one way on $3 purchases; both ways on $6. purchases.
”_._.__.-
E. H. Dillon Si Co.
986 AND 988 MAIN STREET.
~r - s...
HANAN'S genteel men‘s wear,
GLOVER'S THE PLACE.
Shoes! Shoes!
Don't bother me—l wear shoes that fit.
, $3.50
$5.00“
SOROSIS, the new shoe for women,
ELITE, the reasonable shoe for, men,
‘ . will find the small HORSE
.THEIANCAKE HAT and the int c GAIN?»
BORO effects in velvet, in all the new WINTERS 'lADlNGS.
aatncspoa'r.
WEAR SHOES THAT FlT.
CON N.
BargainTriurnphoitheYcar
l x
. ‘ ‘Carioad of Granite ll'Oll Ware at Half Price.
ii
Tremendous slaughter of prices, an epoch in the Dry Goods history of Connecticut. Market
values on reasonable merchandise cut in two. A most opportune offering. The entire .big stack of , '
the BOSTON STORE from basement to roof, regardless ofcost or worthto be placed on sale for
One Week, at prices simply amazing. It is needless to attempt an explanation of the whys and writer‘s?‘
force, 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. ' ' ' I
p
Sale will begin todau. Saturday, November lTih.
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. l2ic.
Willimautic Spool Cotton. 3c
which work was started two years ago.
Uneeda Biscuit, pkg..
'(Firandma’s Pan Cake 'F our,
Pkg., , .
New Prepared Buckwheat. 3
lb.‘pkg.,
t
Unecda Graham Wafer. “We St.
[New Maple Syrup, bottle,
106.: Yellow Peaches, 3 lb. can,
THE NEW STORE.
Mahockemo Block.
TUESDAY.
Nov. 20.
WEDNESDAY.
Nov. 2|.
A Handsome Souvenir to each Purchaser.
We have been doing business bore for over a week—but this is our
formal opening. Now we are really to present you a comfortable. at-
tractive shopping place.
Our linesz—Miiiiuery and Ladie’s'. Outer and Under
Garments, Belts, Pocketbooks and other Furnishings.
No room to quote prices. but they are the pocketbook opening killd.
B. SIMMONS. Proprietor.
n
, Can,
Golden Pumpkin, can,
To“ their own story. rli you read this advertisement each week you will know that we want your
,tradc and are willing to make big inducements to get it.
FANCY ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. Lb.. 25c.
JUNE CREAMERY BUTTER. Lb.. 23c.
SUGAR CURED HAMS, Lb.. itc.
MAUD s. on JONES’S FLOUR. $4.75 Bbl.
18 LBS. SUGAR, , $1.00.
3%c.‘ Golden Drip Syrup. Qt. can, we. Kippered Herring. 2 cans for 25c.
lCampbell’s Condensed Soup, New 'l‘omatoes..can,
go. New York State Corn, can,
9c. Early June Peas, can.
loc.l New String Beans, can.
loc.|G0l(l Medal Asparagus, can, 15c.
The chvYork Grocery Company
(A. F. BECKMAN & CO.. SUCCESSORS.) A
Donovan Building,
It Is An Undeniable Fact
THAT A DOLLAlR WILL BUY MORE GROCERIES, OF BETTER QUALITY, AT
THE. LYNCH STORES THAN ANY OTHER PLACE IN TOWN.
A glance ovcr‘our price list, or better still, if you are not already trading with us, a
trial order will prove this to your satisfaction.
OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR, $4.75 BBL.;60c. BAG
i
South Norwaik.
0
7c.
So.
go.
7c.
Ii
if? instinct ‘ ‘
lins'wasnm
i
18 LBS. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR FOR $1.00.
SUGAR CURED CALIFORNIA HAMS, . 8c. LB.)
’BES’I‘ LONG ISLAND POTATOES, 75¢. BUS.; 20c. PECK.
MESSINA LEMONS, - . 10c. dozen.
. New Prunes, , , 5o lb. Finest Quality Red salmon, the can. New Citron, ‘9" its lb.
.‘N'W '"PWIW' "WNW 10° 'b- New Mackerel, Sc. New Lemon Peel, . 109 lb-
1’ ; ’ . _ "1‘9"; earth“ Syrup 140 936:: quart nettle Vinegar, 6o. New Jam, is oa."§laee jars. , 10°:
, ‘ ,' ," I. may New aw.“ Pote’toee, ., 20o pk. Large oanlxtre Fine Peaches, 10c. New Pancake Floor, 100 Phil-
iii a reasonable price.‘L leagues soup for ‘ 25o. Grape Nuts. only 120 pkg. Raleton Health Food, 130 kr-
' " ' vPlri‘tlloitlo New Osteop. to New Seeded Raisins, 0o pkg. Wheatene. ' 13° lili-
Our One Dollar Sale of Last Week Still Continues-
mam.»LYNCHCQMMNY.
are}: sarcoma NORWALK.
/ ’ ‘
35 cent liairi Ladies‘ Dressing
Misses' Coats, 12‘ Ladies’ no cent ‘
Brushes. an excep- Sacks, plain color
to 18 years: colors. Vests and Pants.
Full Bleached; 25 cent Pocket-
Tabic Damask. or. books. in black at .
tan. castor. blue in ribbed, slightly inch, worth the. at ............. 15c tionally good bar-{elder down, finish;
and black, fitted‘or‘ soiled. ....... 25c ............ 32¢: gain. at half pricelegtwllth glack shell
box back. 1‘95“an 25 cent Parlor ............. ihc's c an satin rlb~
price ”'98 3237' Ladies' Corsets. Cotton Fluids. 15 Brooms, sale price it’lgg, regular mg”
,in white, 50 cent cent quality, sale ............. Sc 42x36 Mohawk . ------- °
Ladies' and Miss quality. at 29c price .......... 9: W Pillow Cases, val-
cs' Coats. plain ——~~— Men's Linen Col- 10 cent Dressin no 150. at 110 Ladies' Fur Col-
black and fancy 19 cent Pastry iars. all styles, at Comb bone horrgi lax-s, this season’s
mixtures, good ma- Board. 14x20. sale ............. 7 or rubber At half 5 cent Safety manufacture, good
teriaia, well made, price ......... 11c ' quality, electric
price .......... 5c Pins, the famous
were $7.50. new .— .4... White Domet ._.__...____..__ "Winner" make .. seal. finished with
"""""" ”‘90 $2.49 Decorateo Flannel Remnants. 50 cent Wom 2'/zc '3“ olpposspm tails.
Toilet Set. full size, 7 cent quality. at . Plal is and st Ies regu ar pr “9' ”9'7”
Ladies' Jackets, 19 pieces, at . 31.59 ............. 4 l ,f‘ f 5’2 - H 0mm m. ------------ 5°
ll new this sea- m pr ce "" 5° 5“ '
:on colors bille ”'— 8'”, quality. at " Ladies’ Flannel
r I i u i '. F -
castor. gray, tan Best The Silesia. l.) cent Whisk Grey and White ------------- 19¢ ette Night Robes
at half price, .. 8c Brooms, at hall '
and black. the reg- . , Blunketa. worth 3 . retty stri es and
50 Fine chums, price ........ 7/2c 1’ P
ular price $10 and at ............ 73c m Honey Comb checks. deep yones,
s12 ........ 30.90 ,L OWGIS- worth 50 hrnid finish, regu-
Rubber 0" 0‘3”“ Patent HOOKS 15. i-i'd we“: at ------ 3“liar price 75c..47o
loid, Bl ------ 2V2° and Eves. worth L cent " e .-—
Ladies' liabllm Wm”- 80 black or 3mm, Combs. shell or am- -—-—.-
Back Skirts, made 10 cent Dress " _______ 4'0 ber ........... 5c ‘ 10 cell}. COVE-61 Ladies' and Miss-
of line Venetian. Stays, all me” and """" “3595- reinforced es‘ Flannelette Un-
serge and ”70““ colors half price . ' 7 . t B 1 backs, at half price derskirts, lace
cloth, plain and ' Outing Flannel ‘3‘“ "'5' .............. 5c trimmed r “I“:
-------------- 5C Braid water roof ' ”3
trimmed, colors, Skirts. worth 25c. , l 't “3, '—~—--—-——-—-— price, 350 23c
gray. navy and at ............ 19¢ \evet 01’ /2c 30 cont“Hookon"
black, were sake . White Lace Cur- W_ ._-— M Supporter, this . ,
........... $3.57 talus. 100 ram. 1., , . n. 18 inch Cotton sale, half price.15¢ Children“ Fl”
sale price . . . . are ‘9 Be“ ('a l 50 nelette Dresses!
. coes, in light all. Duper, worth "' stripes and plgldg’
Ladies‘ Percale dark ........ Ell/2c a piece, at - - -- 39¢ 15 cent Silk Fac- sizes: six months to
and Flannclletle 72x30 Mohawk ed Fancy Frliled four 'years,.re‘gular
Wrappers, “a“, Sheets. plain Men's Suspend- Webbing. at half 1 e 39 19c
. Turkish Towels , prc , c .
colors. all sizes. WOT“! 55in M u 43° b l e a c h e d and ers. fancy double~ price ........ 7 /2c
deep flounco and—~ brown worth 15c stitched, back .
fancy braid trim- l-lalf Bleached ' 1o“: drawer supporter Tur key Red Ladies and Miss
ming. regular DNCO‘Tuble Damask 7.; """"""" and mohair ends. Damask. 62 inch, 68 Outing Hats. 98
$1.00 ......... 69c mo}, worth '50,. . worth 25c 11c worth 30c a yard. cent quality. in ~-
- 7 cent Table at ........... 21c ............. 49°
-----r-4---— a yard, at 35c Bowls 4,:
Ladies' Flannel ''''''''' , Writing Paper, All Linen Tow- , ,,
Walsta. flare cuffs. Ladies' Fleeces Men's Socks. 1‘ he be“ 19° ”0" ‘0 els, worth 10 cents 0.333353%“ fl";
detachable 00“”. Gloves, 25c quality. heavy cotton. in be had, during this each, at ...... 1:: Peak Ca 3 tor
French back. col- at this sale. . 12V2c tan and black, all We ----------- 5° school“; resu-
01‘8. red, HWY. sizes. wortll 12%c‘ . 5 cent Silkine, a [or price 2'50 10o
wine, royal. black. Ribbed Hose a. .............. 6c Men 3 Outing substitute for sew- ' "
regular price. 3125 mes “mm, {mm Flannel lehllng Silk, at half
............ 7 10 512%,: .. 7c Ladies’ Vests Shirts. the 500 price 2y2c Ladies’ Cambrio
” and Pants. white kind. at ...... 38° Cor set Covers.
Ladiea’ Fleecod , cashmere wool. the -—-—- 500 Window high neck. relied
Hose. bought to P131“ ““1 “my 750 quality. at.49c Fancy and Plain Shades, 39c quai- seams. regular
sell at 25¢ per pair. Dress Goods, all 0i ___. Silks. worth 25c “y, at ,,,,,,,, 29o price 12%0 . . . To
sale price. per pair 0“" 39 09‘“ grade Ladles' Handkcr- and 390 per yard. ,
---------- 12Vac at . . . . . . . .. 19c chiefs. hematitchgd at . .. 15o Millwud's Need- Ladies’ Drawer-3,.
and a fine quality. ~———,—““"’— lea, 5c ones, the made of excellent
Willimantic Cot— Dennison Crepe at Just half price . Boy a Knee best made, at.2i/ac grade of muslin,
ion, 200 yard spool. Puller. Der roll- -7c ............ 2V2c Pants. all our 60c trlmm ed with
in white and blaca ““0: M ------ 38° 6 cent Wire tucks. Dial“ 01‘ “m-
not over six to a Galvanized Coal Violet Butter- Hair Pine, straight brella style. rogu-
customer ...... 3:: H068. 29 cent 01188. milk Soap. 3 cakes Ovnl Wash Boil- or crimped, at . . . . lar price . . . . . . 29o
at ............ 19c in a box, worth 25c ers. 69c ones, with ............ Zl/gc M
Chndren'g Un- . ..... . ....... 90 lid ........... Mo’ :16 Sewing Ma.
derwenr. vests, Black Figured Dress Glughams. chine, finished in
pants and drawers. Mohair, 29 cent Black Figured in- Best LiningCam-l plaids and stripes, oak or mahogany,
worth from Bile to quality, per yard dis Silks, regular brie. all colors, per worth 10 cents a:complete with all
90c .......... 33c ............ 15:: yard ........ .. 3e yard. at ....... 6c attachments, “.98
50c quality.,at . 25c
Agents for the
BUTTERlCK PATTERNS.
Goods Delivered to any part. Your Money Back ii Goods
cf Connecticut free of charge.
are not Satisfactory.
' Call 592' 8nd. Sales.
ash Prices,
AT savluoUR’s STORE.
PROFITHBLE REKDING.
The 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 will take ad- .
vantage of our offerings. ' “
Limited
Credit.
YOU WILL FIND . l
The sweetest Butter to be found. . 3' 3'." l; ;‘ Tl. ‘
Fancy, Rich Milk, Double Cream Cheese. . . . . l. “'1‘"
Try our Delicious Coffee, when you taste it nothing else \vill suit you. 3. a
Pure Vermont Ma le Syrup, quart bottles, 25c. : .‘
$.le Boss Milk rockers, 25c.
'ancy Head Rice. .
Try our “Blossom” Brand new pack Whole Tomatoes, :50. can; $1.75 dozen.
New Crop NewlOi-leans Molasses. '
Yen want Yale Kisses, soc. lb. ‘
' Our Fancy, Maine Sugar Corp, the “Orchid” brand.
New Maple Sugar. ‘
LEAVE US YOUR THANKSGIVING ORDER
And have spread before you the choicest line of goods that canbc
found) in'tho markets 0 the world. at Lowest Prices.
. .1 ,.
' :9 MAIN art‘uoawasui
in?" ‘l ,,
claims a. ssvuoua, assume osocsa. as wear wasnmcroujsrg
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