)3 Yr NOVEMB R84, 1 00
NOVEMBER 28,1900.
d:fiil:11ets 4: 26.
till? “a mu 1- title 7; ‘54 "um
Io relief of destitute stran-
‘ hicago, Mayor Harrison
. .- in City Council to estab-
municipal hotel. The re-
01‘ an appropriation of $30,—
establish such an institution
hen made. Plans contem-
the furnishing of 300 bed-
. liLh will be open to men
out. good characters and
of help'. It is not intend-
ytlienrayor that the hotel
'1nancnt quarters for
"l1u1- it will relieve “10
1111111 who have been forced by
Ierty to take refuge in them' 111
treme weather.
,1 " “ defeat of the. Harvard
maven, by Yale's football learn,
at Saturday, by a score of 28 to 1,1
I 01 an altogether unlookcd-
'suit. 'i he New ilaven boys
12' been playing phenomenal
than, this“ season. and paying
‘_ l scores against other col-
ge teams. In Saturday 11 game
e Crimson players were fairly
opt oil" their feet front the very
art, and at no time. except to-
d the very end did they put up
1y sort of a game that compared
orably or equalled that of their
William J. ll ryarr has given :15-
grantee that he will be present at
. JackSon Day banquet to be
old in Chicago on January 8. It
thought that on this occasion
1', Bryan will declare himself on
he future of the parir
,HE BATTLE OF NEW HAVEN.
_ (Hartford Corrrunt.)
AI'good many things will happen 11'-
but the one real event will be the
meat between Yale and Harvard
Int-will be conducted this afternoon.
to the ownership of a leather bail.
eplnterest in this affair is simply
mouse. Nor is it alt'ogcibcr easy to
count for. Not so very many years
1180' there was no football at the col
age, while baseball was as popirla'.
on its now. Apparently the public
growing to enjoy rough and- tumble
better than for met 11 There an
only prize- fights where there usel
he one. The respect for' rnnsclL'l
reusing. To be sure. ii isn’t. all
h ole at football. Tire gLnor'alslrip
the boys is an important factor
the whOle business sirlkos 1h.-
tiltor more like a battle than nnv
. spectacle off the field or w-rrr
here is no denying that it is lror' 11 into
kind to love a fight. A fair Iiglrr
superior merit and it is a l'i‘t‘t)’
{zed element of the...- LoII1Iuc toll
Its, whether on land or \\’iil('i‘ . ilrrt
y are fought for all they 1111- worth
. ' that unfair per-form: lllt'l s .111 in
radii in them lint the rush for
football game exceeds that for any
other entertainment. I’L'oplt' flock to
iron) all parts of the country. The
round for seats far exceeds the 1111p
11]. and not half the people have
ht seats who would so, if it was
’11 to all applicants. Boston alone
a ton special train of ten dr'a'wimr
In cars each We fail to recall tlrr
mbei‘ of special tlfiiuii that are 11er
‘ run to the joint debates bL-tw-rccr
universities. The obscr'vinv Anr
can people seem to think more of :1
when he stands on his head and
'8 his feet going. than when he
(is on his feet and keeps his head
8. m—Ww-.‘,_
YE THANKSGIVING FEASTE.
(Deborah in Hur'tford L‘. our-ant 1
be, poor ye have always with y.on
i forget them the coming w unit
A laye‘r' or buttered cracker crumbs
the. proper finish for tho top 01 n
.le ey are prepared in the following
. 311' Melt a fourth of a L' up of butttr
III'I‘OfllllY. add it to 11 cup of rolled
keIr crumbs, and stir until L-rL-ry
' consider your least of good
ill 11 complete until you have sin-
but the crust be especially Llr_1
tender, the filling generous in
1 ntity. and the flavoring pori'cct not
getting the bits of ginger and Lin
on that give it the correct oin-
toned taste.
. . a turkey is the national dish for
'. nkagiving Day and has been ever
that first Thanksgiving in 1’ly
“1.01?in now if he in domesticated.
the head of the family took its
(in reality I believe there were
sent out (91 the purpose) anti
off intortli' woods hunting for
tnrkoyrr.w bh wore abundant in
port of New England Now we
I7 '0 to the telephone, ring a boil.
down the recolver lump it up
so out to the kitchon and lino
t'urkoy all ready for the. brrkrnr;
i'Ii
.' curious method of. cooking was
dried by an Englishman who wager
' it! could' cook 11. plrnn pudding
"An Aching
Tooth
need filling-—
been extracting.
11111 oxanrino it.
LAuosn's BLOCK,
1111. MAIN STREET.
Winter
“The Philadelphia lnoulrpr' suggests
that a historical entertainment be ar-
ranged as appropriate for Thanksgiv-
ing eve and that prizes he offered to
those answering the most questions.
The competitor a would perhaps do well
to brush up a little on iristory--colon-
iai history, 1111 that would naturally be
given more, attention than what fol-
lows. if there is not time to prepare
questions and answers, sets of cards
can be purchased. including both arr-
clout and modern history; 1 think the
questions on tho United States can be
obtained separately.
The. first Thanksgiving Day procla-
mation over issued by a president was
that signed by George Washington, In
1789 It was issued on the third day
of October.
Following is a menu for an old-fash-
ioned Thanksgiving dinner, taken from
The. Ladlcs' World; Oyster cocktails,
roast turkeys. glblet gravy. cranberry
jelly. chicken pie red curi'nnt jelly
spiced pcachcs plckles,1nashcd pota-
tOLrs. browned sweet potatoes, mashed
turnips boiled onions. baked squash.
mine. pies. pumpkin pies, Thanksgiv-
lru: pudding. cheer-re, crullors. nuts
raisins. apples. sweet cider. coffco.
While cake is usually at a discount
on 'l‘hurrkstzivlng day (except loaf
cake), tlrosL who entertain much will
want irtlrr-r kinds in the house for suc-
tates of 1' 1111111011 an
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"" Season Contradrcled in
Millinenr Fashrons
After seeing thL number of lxoses and ( olore'd it‘oliages that are
being used to adorn the liats this season, you hesitate to know if
you are in the Spring or Winter Season. However 'suclr are the die-
(i they must be obey LI.
_ \Vc have an ekchtionally large gal. iering of roses arnl foliages,
111 all the new tints.
New Gold Fancy Crowns.I
OUR ASSORTMENT OF
READY TRIMMED HATS
islurusually Iargemruongihemyou will find the small IIORSIZ
'l‘l'll". PANCAKE NAT and the large GAINS—
all the new WI N'I‘ER SHADINGS.
velvet. in
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We pay your fare one way on $3 purchases; both ways on to purchases.
.-.._...._~.... ........M
E. H. Dillon St Co.
STREET. BRIDGEPORT.
New Gold Buck—
CONN.
ceedlug days, and will perhaps like
this wine layer cake from The Ledrzcr'
Monthly: (lr'cnnr iwo cupfnls of
brown sugar, with two—thirds Icupful
butler: then add one. tnhlospoonful
each of cinnamon and nllspicc, onc tL-a
spoonful cloves. twollrlr'ds cupi'rrl of
molasses. two \erllAlwnten eggs. one
cnpful chopped. seeded raisins. two
thirds cnnl’ul ol' Irutir'r'mllk. half cup
fnl (111111111111. one level tenspoont‘nl
baking soda, and just enough llour' to
make a drop batter: bake in layers:
when cool put together with a boiled
icing made by boiling twu cupl’nls
granulated su'mr'. with one L'upful wai
L'l‘. pinch of L'r'r'nrn of tartar, until ii'
spins a thread when tried: their porrr' l
gradually on to thc stifllylwrrtcrr;
whites of two eggs. I to print prices and corn
The. Woman‘s Home Companion
given some suggestions for 'l“lrrrnksv,i\'
lug Day table decorations and games
that will please. the little ones, and
perhaps the big (111L111: among them is
Butter to be found.
Best Flour, this sale,
Strictly Pure Lard.
Cleaned Currants, thi
IH' 11 rcprcsniatiou of a mammoth
pumpkin pie (this for the benefit oi‘
the l‘lllilll'l'lll. made from n Iri'orirlpan
with crinkled yellow tissue-paper"
around the l'ilIEl‘H_ nud illlL-Ll with saw
dust. in which is concealed ii'llle, one:
for each person pl‘cslii. done rrp in H.
vellow paper. find with yellow r'llvlrou I
Citron. finest Glace. .1
Lemon Peel. sll.
Cluster Raisins. this
plenty made of cardboard, cm'L-r'oi
with yellow crinkled tissue-paper ()urI
of one of flirt-11' cor'liocopiua \rrll pour .
lroL'oIaiL-s out of :rnotlr-r 11's and
dates, out oi the third nuts :rrrd r'als
ins. and out of tho fourth candy .
fruits. i will have thL- pl: “'1 L :rrrls LluL
orntt'd with olL-lvn'L-s 11. our "l‘rrriinrr
mothers and failurs " uiih appropri- I
ate ninusini: irritations for car It ()Ill' .
You will need our Clover Hill Print»
Butter to grace you table.
We are satisfied;
with less profit than some others, that liner.
Cleaned Currants. this sale. ‘ 2 lb.. 9;.
English Walnuts. fine.
CASH PRICE—18km. Granulated ’Sugar'. $1.
A word to the wise—ORDER EARLY.
Lorenzo Dibble
Thanksgiving Prrces'
THAT NEED N0 COMMENT.
Thanksgiving GoOds
THE MODEL ”GROCERY
The great day of New England. origin of family reunion and good cheer.
is just at hand. Witness our effort to contribute “to the dermal joy” by an
array of good things at attractive prices—values that should attract prudent
1 buyers and make our store boom wrth business.
things, and we have that pleasure.
it is a pleasure to
pare quality.
Pumpkins and Squash.
No bettcrl
Mince Meat, wet.
A particular Mince
is the real reason that such quality is particular people. 141: lb. or 2 lbs..z:1c.
this: I think a 'l‘lrunknuiving Liillnt'l" 1
table should be differently decorated “32:11:”ng'iir'i'eT-v'aiier'ie ht" Egg :3 Seeded Raisins. Owl Brand, finest.
from one for any other occasion. [1 5mm VF h E d 9 d t c m
should look loaded. My L'cntr-r'plcec n f y res 993' open on "' Fanc lar c Sm rna Fl 5 extra us!-
will be. a bit: scooped-out pumpkin no. ”8'“ 34c 1102.3“ nevi/I 1 19b. boxy 9 ' (‘10
with the cLlizcd scolloncd, filled with A" Good 5998' warranted good. 0" y. ' ' 6.
mm arraurrcd pr'ctill'r L111 Icarcs~ good given for bad, 25: doz. i Nice Spices We have them. For
bananas oi'angcs lndvapplL-s and They run fine and complaints are. 'instance. compare our Cinnamon with
11111111sz1 one t'illi of'thc 1:11.11. will few 3"“ '2" “mm" 1 °'“¢ 0’ “‘4“ 5w" W" havm called by
601: bag. cash. the same name.
101: In. '1
5 sale. the lb. ‘. tier. line as silk,
Iso Orange and this time.
18c lb. I chct Potair’locs. per peck,
time. 171: l‘o.'I White Onions.
new. 150 lb.
. I, .. . . I. . . 1 Dates. fresh. new, rn one pound pack. 12: qt.
’lht ribbon bows and tllllrr \\lil 111.1[L.lr 1 ages. i0c.: Durkoy's Poultry Seasoning,
the iopIof ilil‘ 1111'. At tho L'lo,..' of ihL- Evaporated Peaches. new, fine.‘ 10 and 156 box.
Llrnrrcr' itI\\ill bu passed. 111111 1-rL-r\\ 11111: bright. 15C ”.1 Sage. fine. ground fresh. 5: box.
“diam-1 'i W,” {"3" ."l i'1"l"""‘ll I’I'I'I‘I' " Nlrc Celery. 1 Thyme. Savory. Marjoram. 10c box.
i"""'l' 'f“‘v r'l'l'rr'rr"-l'r"'1""'r 'rtl Lih'rnur'uthii' Fine Table Apples ' Plum Puddings. at 91: can.
Iii“: ..0 i" in 'I 'l‘l' irl's'ur'ir': \‘IHII‘ 1n ' I shall offer some nice poultry from Popping Corn. finest. fresh. 10:: lo.
\'i"li I. 11” .H. 1'1 “I: I'w'i'll 1'ni Irirr'ir's'or‘ my home. It will be very nice. Order Oranges. fine. sweet Floridas and
‘ " "l W h ‘ l ' ‘ at once and give us time. .lamaicas. 35c doz.
Seeded Raisins.
Cleaned Currants.
Lemon or Orange Peel.
Fancy Leghorn Citron.
New Smyrna Figs.
Fancy New Dates,
Desicatcd Cocoanut,
New Mixed Nuts. "
Pkg., 12c:
Lb.. 12c. Plum Pudding.
Lb.. 12c. Fancy Cranberries.
Lb.. 17c.l
MAUD S. OR JONES'S FLOUR.
Pkg.. 9c.' None Such Mince Meat.
Lb.. 10c. Fancy Sweet Potatoes.
Lb., 7c. New Orleans Molasses,
18 LBS. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR for
Grandma‘s P. C. Flour,
3 pkgs. s59. ' New Prepared Buckwheat.
Pkg, 10c.
Qt., 9c. 9 lbs. Buckwheat Flour for
Lb. can. 10c.
Pk.. soc. 19 lbs. Rolled Oats.
3 cans Golden Pumpkin.
Qt. cans, 15c. 3 lb. can Bartlett Pears.
am for asc.‘ Fancy Table Syrup. Qt. can, 101:. 3 lb. can Yellow Peaches,
$1.00.
60c. BAG; $4.75 BBL.
n. F. BECKMANN o
Donovan Buildin'g.
SUGAR CURED CALIFORNIA II
M IZSSINA LEMONS,
51: lb.
101: lb.
New Prunes,
Flnoot Quality Red Bid
Now Evaporated Peaches.
New Mackerel,
Gold Dust 14c pkg.
Qt. Bottlo'TIbio Syrup, 9c. 0““ Bottle Vinegar,
Fancy New Sweet Potatoes, 200 pk. Laure can Extra Fine
251:.
5c
13 Cake: 8011p for
Pint Bottle Now, Cat-up,
Grape Nuts. only
New Beaded Raisins,
mm
118 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
REST LONG iSLAND POTATOES,
New York Grocery CO.
CO. Successors.
$1.00.
81:. LB.
75c. BUS.; soc. PECK.
roe. dozen.
AMS,
New Citron,
New Lemon Pool,
15:: can.
50.
60.
Peaches. 101:.
12c pkg.
90 pkg.
mon,
11
New Pancake Flour,
Ralsion Health Food;
Wheaten,
Our One Dollar Sale of Last Week Still Continues.
THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,
19 MAIN .s'r. NORWALK.
We do not ask so much that we are afraid
Nothing could be
Oh! haven‘t we some fine Sweet (:1-
Potatoes good. all right. 70c bushel.
Lranbcr'ries1Capc Cod, best selected.
Special (with other goods.)
South Nor-walk
It Is An Undeniable Fact
THAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY MORE GROCERIES, OF BETTER Q'UALITY, 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.
OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR. $4.75 BBL; 60c. BAG
18 LBS. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR FOR
New Jam, 16 0:. glass larlr'
soil nice
by pound.
1120 lb.
Meat for
16C '34 lb.
20c gal.
20c.
Pkg.. 91:.
25c.
25c.
25c.
10c.
10c.
l3c lb.
100 In.
101:.
100 pkg.
131: pm.
130 pkg.
”1.111 . the 1'“ mil .1 .1111 at? at More .1111 2.
'. git-1'1 ‘ ‘ 1' Ififit» 111111111111. git % 11W -' . w diliir‘l‘ $11.31:
W a deal ' film f 11111 - _ rmi
JUN 11. WALL 5' users Mon ' .‘r'
A CARD.
For the benefit of our patrons, we wish to say, that our entire reserve stock is now displayed
on counters and shelves. During the immense rush of business the past few days, many buyers were
neglected. We have made ample preparation to serve all—extra salespeople and an abundant supply
of the much sought for necessities are ready for you—and we believe will fulfill all requirements.
,/
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Carload of Granite Iron Ware at Half Price.
BargarnTriumphoftheYear
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 continue today and tomorrow.
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.
White Domet 15c L-ent Hide.
l‘lnnnci Remnants. (Tombs. shell or' am—
7 cent quality, at .jbcr' ........... 5c
4c
I.ndiefi‘ and Min." ‘ 3" "l lloruinlt'rr
my (mum plain Toilet Set. filllnizo.
black and fanc;y l"'l‘l‘V-‘i‘l‘ “l- 5159
mixtures, good run-- ---
tcr'lnls well made.
were 37.50.11011' .
3.9
11) cent Corset Ladies' and Miss-
Clasps, reinforced 03- Flanneiette Un-
baL'kr-r, at half price der skirts. la c 9
° trimmed, regular
-———- price, 35c 23c
30 cent “llook on",—'
Supportel th l sI Children‘s Flan-
sale half price. 150' nelette Dresses.
:stripes and plaids,
'sizes, six months to
'10er years, regular
ca 390 .. .19c
lint-rt th' Silesia.
3111 half price, .. 8c
0W
i 51: Fine Combs.
Ladies‘ JileClS.'lillllllt}T or (Jerlu
all new this sea-loid. at ...... 21'2c
son. colors blue,
L'nstor'. gray. tan
and black, the rep
riiar price $10 and
Slit ........ $6.90
'1‘ cent lli'ush ‘
llrnid. water proof.
Velvet top Iii/2c
Patent [looks
and Eyes. worth
he. black or silver
.............. 4c
15 cent Silk Fac-
cd Fancy Fr'illeti
Webbing at halfl’
price ........ 71/21:
18 inch Cotton
Diaper, worth 511a
a piece, at .... 39c
,_______...._.___.
ll) cont Drugs
Stays. all sizes and
colors, half price .
.............. 5c
Outing Flannel!
Skirts, worth 25c.
at ............ 191:
The llcst Cali
L'ocs. in light an
White Lace Cur' dark IIIIIIII 3112‘:
talus. 100 pairs. _
sale price .... .uc
Mohaw l:
plain.
43c
iinlf Bleached
) , . Table Damask. T.
“R ""11111 lr worth one
a. yard. at 35c
Men's Suspend-
ers. fancy double-
stitLrhod. b a L' k
. .I.. ..
iiir'L'r“'n'roirrsri'r'mgiriis'. Damask. 112 inch.
worth “I 11c worth 30c 11 yard.
at 211:
Ladies‘ and Miss-
es' Outing Hats, 98
cent Quality, at ..
............. 49c
Turkey Red
Ladies’ 1111in
Back Skirts, made
of fine Venetian.
serge and broad
cloth. plain and
trimmed. colors.
gray. navy and
black. were $11.10 .
........... $3.61
.oc ....
Turkish Towels.
bleached and
brown. worth 151' .
’l‘am
a n d
101'
rogu-
. 100
Children's
O’Shanters
Peak Caps
school wear.
lar price. 25c.
Writing Paper.
The best 101- 1. .. ' .
be had. during this
sale ........... 6c
72x90
S h 1- (‘ t 5.
worth hire. at . .
All Linen Tow-
cls. worth 10 cents
each, at 7c
7 cont Table
Ilou'ls ......... 4c
Men's Socks.
heavy cotton. in
inn and black. all
sizes, worth 1:314:1-
.............. 6c
Cambric
Covers,
felled
regular
70
Ladies’
Corset
high neck.
seams,
price lZléc
Outing
Plan 11 cl Night
Shirts. the nor
kind, at ...... 38c
M0“ 5 cent Silkine. a
substitute for sew-
ing Silk, at half
price ........ Zl/zc
illltlll‘S
and FlanneiloltL-r
Wrapper s, (illl‘ k[
colors. all sizes
dccp flounL L- and
fancy braid trim-
rnlnu, regular price
$1.00 ......... 69c
500 W i 11 Li 0 w
Shades, 3th qual-
ity. at ........ 291:
i.2rrlics' Floor (‘1
Gloves. 25o quality
at this saltx. IZ'I/zc
Fancy and Plain
Silks. worth 251'
Mull“? Veh'lmaud 390 per yard.
and Panic. whitc'm IIIIIIIIIIII 15c
cashmere nool 1hL'
75c quality at. 49c!
._.
Ladies' Drawers,
made of excellent.
grade of muslin.
t r i m m e d with
tucks, plain or um-
brella style, regu-
lar price ...... 291:
Ribbed Hose. 11.
sizes, worth from
10 to liZ‘Lu: 7c
Ladics‘ Flaunt-i
Waists. flare cuffs.
detachable collar.
French back, col-
ors, rL-Li, navy. ...- . . 1
wine. royal. black. 3353;233: gui'mir't
regular price. $1.21) at 19c
75¢ ............
lloys' Kncc
Prints. all our one
inc. at ...... 38¢
Zilillward's Need.
les. 5c ones. the
best made, at.2'/2c
Ladics‘ llandker'»
chiefs. lrcmstitchctr
and a fine quality.
at just half price .
............ 2' "3c
I‘Iain anti Fancy
5 cent . Wire $15 Sewing Mn-
iiair Pins-1, straight chine. finished in
or' crimped. at . . 03k 01‘ mahogany,
............ complete with all
attachments. $4.98
A...
Cuticum Soap. .
17c
llr'st Lining (‘am-
br'iL'. all colors. pcl‘
W‘ yard .......... 3
lllnck Figured in~I _ _
din Silks. rcgurar; _ 1 .
bile quality.nt . 25c' 3" “0m “‘1”
Brushes. rrrr excep-
tionally good bar
gain. at half price
............. 15c
4211313 Mohawk
l'illow Cases, valv
rrc 15c, at 111:
O
Ladiea' Fleeccd
llosc. bought to
sell at 26c per pair.
sale price. per pair
121/31:
Children’s Urr
dchear . vests.
pants and drawers
worth from title to
900 38c
lrndics‘ 50 cent
Vests and Pants.
in ribbed. sliglrlli
soiled. 25c
Dennison (‘r'cpc
l'apcr'. per roll. .7c
Dress Ginglrams.
plaids and stripes.
worth 10 cents a
yard. at ....... 50
25 cent Pocket
books, in black at .
15c
Galvanized Coal
Ilods. 29 cent ones
at ............ 19c
2.? cent Parlor
Brooms, sale [)l‘il‘l‘
181:
Men's 50 cent
Underwear 310
Black
Mohair.
quality.
li‘igur'cri
29 cent
nor yard
15c
Ladios‘ Dressing
Sacks, plain color
elder down, finish
cd with black shell
stitch and satin rib
bon, regular price.
75c ........... 56c
5 cent Safety
Plus, the famous
"Winner" make ..
/
............ 2! 2C
Colored Outing
Flannel. worth 811
............. 50
10 cent Dressing
Comb. bone. horn
i‘ablc Damask, 11. ”I” "Ul’l’i‘ll ill lli‘”
inL'h. worth ~li re. at I’l'li‘“ ---------- 5C
............ 32c-
(‘otton Fluids. 15
cont quality. sale
price .......... 9c
Men‘s Linen Col-
lard. all styles. at
Full lllcaclred
no L'L-nt Wool
l’lairls. uooti styles.
half price 251:
Grey .urd Whlr'c Honey
lllarrkcts wor'tlr $1.1'l‘oWL'ls.
at ............ 73¢: each. at
Ladlcs' [r‘ur L‘.oi-
lur's. this season‘s
'marurfaeture. good
quality, electric
seal. finished with
six oppossum tails. Men's All Linen
regular price, $1.711 Collars. 150 quai-
ubc ity . . 70
Infants‘ Fleeced
Vests and Pants..
41:
lrinolcum the
5 quality at.
Corsets.
50 cent
29c
Ladies'
in white,
quality. at
19 cent ’astr'y
lloard. 14x20, sale
price ......... 11c
$I2
19c ............
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C om bI.
worth be
3cI
Agents for the
BU TTERICK PATTERNS.
Goods Delivered to any part Your Money Back ii Goods
of Connecticut free of charge.
are not Satisfactory.
Limited
Credit.
Call 58—2 Quick Sales.
Cash Prices.
AT SEYnQUR's STORE.
PROFITHBLE REIT DING
The goods we offer tell their own story most eloquently. If you desire NEW, CHOICE AND
THOROUGHLY RELIABLE EATABLES, and are too thrifty to waste money. you will take ad-
vantage of our offerings.
YOU WILL FIND
Tire sweetest ll utter to be found.
Fancy, Rich Milk Double Cream Cheese.
l'ry our DcIiLious Coffee when you taste it nothing else will suit yolr.
Pure Vermont Maple Syrup. quart bottles, 25c.
3 lbs. Boss Milk Crackers, 25c.
i ancy Head Rice.
'Iry our ”Blossom” Brand new pack Whole [‘ornatocs, 15c. can; $1. 75 dozen.
New Crop New Orleans Molasses.
You want Yale Kisses, soc. lb.
Our Fancy. Maine Sugar Cor'n, the “Orchid” brand.
New Maple Sugar.
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LEAVE US YOUR THANKSGIVING ORDER 1
And have spread before you the clroiL'Lsi line of goods that can be
found in the markets of the world. at Lowest Prices.
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CHARLES E SEYMOUR, LEADING GROCER. 33 WEST WASHINGTON STREET....'
Norwalk Chronicler