mrcAiinnn-u for Tomorrow.
vim 6:19; note 4254.
‘ 1:85 2.111.; 1. this 7:191. at.
ovarznnm's underline.
oi Sterrnan, irrespective
y, a liations, wants to have
lion at possible matef'ial in
Stream“ of the legislative
ittee which will watch legis—
, the interests of the indus-
ing the Coming session of
renal Assembly.
Oystermen’s Protective
on, composed of “natiu
growth” dredgers and small
era. has been, in the past. a
er. in procuring legislation
Table to the protection of shell
The closed season law, the
\ use law, the prohibition of
edgin by steam power on nat-
‘betfs, the baby law, are all
result of the efforts of the as-
too.
, ., Democrats of the T hir—
tttl istrict are fortunate in
113 nominated as their candi~
or State senator, a man who
stands and appreciates the
debt the oystermen, and who,
tented, can be depended upon
Dgive thoughtful attention to any
glslation affecting the shell fish
" try '
. shore towns like Norwalk,
’1 old and Siratford. which are
7p t-’ of this senatorial district,
tiral growth" oystermcn
" cpiihiderable part of the
mum y.” In good seasons they
e good spenders. and contribute
ely to the business property
of these places. In many in-
estheyownsnug littlehomes.
9. result of their industry and
thrift; pay their share of taxes:
lite their children, and strive
tab ing them up amid respectable
healthful surroundings. to the
(“hat they may become intelli‘
nt‘and useful citizens.
,For more than a quarter of a
nttiry Richard H. (iolden. the
' ocratic candidate for senator.
38 lived among such men here in
nth Norwalk. He has not only
ecu their neighbor. but their
one personal friend. He knows
jeir home life; he knows their
hairless needs probably better
hahiiany other man who could
, heenmamed. ,
"Mi' TGolderi‘ié a‘S'trUC’as steel to
ye y interest affecting the ml
1% of The Norwalks. and would
. Just as true to other towns of
12 district whenever questions
' a] to their welfare arose in the
énate. Republicans. Democrats.
ohibitionists and Socialists can
busistently and conscientiously
Ote for him.
(Westporter-Hornld.)
The firemen of the Thirteenth
cuatorial District. comprising
he towns of Fairficld. Norwalk.
~Stratford. Trumbull. Westporf
"pd Weston. will make no mistake
y‘supportiiig lion. Richard H.
Golden, of South Norwalk, for
senator, as he is just the friend the
remen need 3T, tire_l:egislpturc;
Congressriigii ]. W. Babcqck.
h‘airman of the Republican Na-
ional Congressional Committee.
‘sserts thatbis party will have a
ten in'the next national llouse of
Mépresentativcs, two more than it
as in the present House. and
“Tilt more than the number need-
to elect a Speaker.
A burglar invaded the ofliccs of
we dentists in llanbury and
swiped $50 worth of gold. which
motherwise would have been de-
itetl in people's teeth at rea‘
tidbit? rfltf‘sf it is is bciicvvd, rc--
grits the l’lartford Post, that the
timinal is an advocate of the free
tinge of gold. without the aid
consent of any other nation.
.3, eston flood sufferers received
Dumber 25. are $1.140,3b8.
J HOSPITAL wo-nsr awn.
9 W meeting: yesterday afternoon
“antic. Nearly all the nwm
are in attendance. and an inter
reunion was the result.
meeting will be Friday evening
» .. “her 9th. with Colonel and Mm
M .0 Smith, of Elmwood avenue
entertained.
a» .u»
Dentist, ’
Saar Block. 50. Main 5:
fiflraction. 250.
It flcaaanabhan
‘ ‘ . won. vow FOR MuKlNLS‘W
‘listswudreud Attorney Fuller. of the
ajority of not less than seven- .
FThc contributions for relief of
m'flomital Whlnt Club held its
’ room..pf the Central Club. In
Thu
tlomcn friends of the members
r. f. B." can.
Nominee for Democratic Office to Bap-
port Republican Ticket.‘
At the Democratic caucus, in Stam-
ford. last night, Charles H. Leeds and
Frank H. Hoyt, war nominated candl-
dafiell for representatives. Mr. Leeds
in a. wealthy young man. a graduate of
Princeton. and a recent convert to
Brynnlam. Mr. Hoyt is a prominent
real lactate ‘ dealer.
Following the election of representa-
tlina candidates a list of names for
justice of the peace was presented to
the caucus. The list was headed with
the name of Galen A. Carter, a law
partner of Hon. Samuel Fessendcn.
and a prominent Democrat. After the
transaction it Carter office, arose and
stated that Mr. Carter wishedto have
his name withdrawn if it should be.
presented to the curious. as ho intend-
ed to vote for McKinley dor president.
although he would support Judge Bron-
son for governor. The announcement
occasioned something of a sensation.
GUYEva—HAWXHURBT.
Theodore (layer. of South Norwalk.
and Miss Flora Hnwxhurst. of Gran
bury, were married Thursday after—
noon. at the bride‘stiome. by the llev.
Mr. Foster, of New Haven. The house
was filled with friends of the contract»
lug parties. The decorations Were of
autumn leaves and potted plants. A
brief reception was held after the care-
mony, then the bride and groom depart-
ed upon a wedding tour. The Wedding
gifts were numerous.
~Boston hot-house Lettuce, 80. head.
at Hoyes's.
E.
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LEADING MILLINERS 0F BRIDGEPOR‘T
WWW-w mm Wmmm mm
on
AND LEADERS OF LOW PRICES.
We are showing an exceptional
Ready to \l’carlllats, from $r.48 to $4.98.
Our assortment of Stylish Tl'lllllllf‘tl Hats is the largest and
from $1.98 to $20.
986 AND 988 MAIN STREET.
in exclusive shapes, at Stag, $1.75 and $2.25.
Everything else in Alpine Hats from 59c. to $2.25.
large variety of
best ever shown in this city Prices and quality that will suit you,
i'ireai values in liirds' lircasts and ()sfricb Feathers.
We pay your fare one way on $3 purchases; both ways on $5 purchases.
E. H. Dillon Sf Co.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Trimmed
4..
1
W
~ 290.8318 \ 2
home
"with
DOMESTICS.
3 large size 24x48 huek Towels, worth
l 23 1m each, for
29 CENTS.
7 buck Towels, worth llc each, for
29 CENTS.
Wintry Blasts
Are Approaching!
m
We Are Ready 2
All stores use the stereotyped phrase: “We are the beat." Saying so does not make if 30.
firms look strong in print. We will prove to you that w
largest. best and most complete and original line of Men's and Boyc‘ Clothing. but we 0"
lower than any store dare name for equal value.
Our clothing in the
“VlTALS” BRAND.
the clothing that is made right on the insides. the “Vitals." Giving what we say we will. and a liberal PO‘iCY M
doing business, is the safest way to do business. There is a world of meaning in being perfectly satisfied.
Exaggera-
e have the beat reason to say that we not only have the
er it at prices much
ll big Turkish ’l‘oweln, worth lbc, for
29 CENTS.
l yds. All Linen Crash, extra. worth
lief/9i: yd., for
29 CENTS.
7 ydu. good Unbleached Muslin. l l.
worth tic yd., for
29 CENTS.
41/9 yds. staple pattern (lilting Finn
ncl. \aluv lUc yd.. for
29 CENTS.
51,»; yds, best Apron (iingbam, worth
”fr it yd, for
29 CENTS.
ti yds. of all the beef.
l’rints, worth tic yd, for
29 CENTS.
,(lur regular line of
Shades. of
29 CENTS.
SMALL WARES.
llrush braid 4%, this sale,
29 CENTS.
Busting cotton, 500 yd. spools, regu
lnr price. he spool, this sale, A spools
for
29 CENTS.
Scissors‘wevcry pair warranted for
one year—~ regular price 50v. this sale.
makes of
39c window
MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS
$6.50 $8.50 $10.00 5mm Sum $5.00 moo unto $2500
}..
l" l- l- l~
29 CENTS.
Safety Plus. all sizes, regular price
:"nc, 7c and lie pm‘ card. this tulle, t'.
cards for
29 CENTS.
..‘. I.
Tailors.
Hatters.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK.
DAVIS 8» SON.
Clothiers.
85 WASHINGTON STREET.
Furnlshcrs.
Subscribe for The Sentinel.
llair llrush. value '” (Tomb, value
mlf’,
25c, this sale, both for \
29 CENTS.
Dragon 'l‘bread— L’uil de.. soft finish
—tllis sale. 13 spools for
29 CENTS.
Dress Shields in ribbon. stockluei.
or covered. rvuulnr price lfic pair. this
sale, 3 pairs for
29 CENTS.
Taffeta seam binding. regular price
We piece. this sale. 4 pieces for
29 CENTS.
All linen Tray Cloths, regular price
50c, this sale
when you cousidcrtliat every single
price.
New fat Mackerel.
each, fie. - .
Capo Cod Cranberries. 7c quart; 4
quarts for 250.
Portland Mackerel No. 2, in ii). pulls,
film.
New Orleans Molasses. gnl., inclini-
lug jug. 500. 10c.
Donovan Building.
It Is An Unden
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.
VERY FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER.
SUGA‘R CURED SHOULDERS. 5 lb. average,
SUGAR CURED HAMS. small and lean.
MAuD S. on JONES‘S FLOUR
18 LBS. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR for
white and int. New Cider Vinegar, gal" including
i jug. 35c.
New Yellow Peaches. large cans. ex-
lra value, lde.
Ruby Lobster. l lb. tint cans, select-
ed ment. can. 30c.
Gold Medal Asparagus, very fancy.
:3 runs for
Quart can table Syrup, new goods.
250.
' (it'll FANCY ELGIN CREAMERY llilT'l‘liR.
(llTR FAMOUS \h’lll'l‘li ROSE l-‘l.()l,il{. $4.75 BBL.;60C. BAG
2 act
Weld—Lead, Others Follow.
The truth of this statement was never more fully dcnnmsiratcd than last week. Till‘t‘t‘ busi~
ncss houses of South Norwalk copied our advertisement in this paper.
other were item for item and word for word. which proves very conclusively our
madcin these columns that we are the originators of low prices and high quality
lows only imitators. 'VVe offer this week a superior list of price attractions,
item represents the best and purest of its class. irrespective of
some only partially,
Per 1b.. 23c.
Lb.. 8c.
Lb.. rrc.
$4.75 bbl.. 60c. bag.
1.00.
Nuvn or Lemon Cakes. lb., 4c.
tif‘l', 4 lb. pkizu i-lc.
pku. tic,
New li‘rnlf Jam in glasses, assorted
lluvorn, glass, ltlc.
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, per peck. Bile.
The New York Grocery Company
(A. F. BECKMAN & C0.. SUCCESSORS.)
South Norwalk.
23c. LB.
. ll‘i LllS. ll EST (ERANUIA'I‘ED SiftiAlx' FUR $1.00.
Sl'i iAR til'Rl'Ll) (fiTALlll‘thNl/t HAMS. 8c. LB.
liliS’l‘ LONG lSl.AND Pfl’l‘A'l‘OES. 75c. BUS; 20c. PECK.
New Pruner. 5:: lb. Finest Quality Red Salmon, 15c can. | New Citron. 2;...
“Gm Evaporated Peaches. 1 1094b. New Mackerel, . 60. New Lemon Peel, 1
8:, Boflffel'i’able Syrup. 4‘: "9:: Quart Bottle Vinegar, 59. New Jam, 16 92. glass jar!»
Fancy New 3w.“ potam“. 20¢ pk. Large can Extra Fine Peaches. 100. | New Pancake Flour,
. 13 Oak» Soup for 252. Grape Nuts. only 12c pkg. Ralatcn Health Food.
Pint Bottle New Catsup, .5; New Seeded Raisins. tic pkg. Wheatena,
1ng wastnuerou an.
Our One Dollar Sale of Last Week Still Continues.
THE P-J-‘LYNCH co
dauphnoawam.
«9 are fl
statement often
. and the other fel-
doubly remarkable
Soda Crackers. (linger Snaps,
Fairbanks (told Ilnnt Washing Pow-
l‘tulslon licnllh (‘lub Pancake Flour,
MPANY,
Non "anti.“
29 CENTS.
Sllkiue covered Pillows. regular
price 25c. this sale, two (2) for
29 CENTS.
Men's white l'nlauudcred Shirts.
made of fine Muslin. sold everywhere
at 39c and She. tliln sale,
29 CENTS.
(Not more than three to a customer.)
Men's Fall Weight Shirts and Drnwv
while
90.8618
MAGIC FIGURE SALE
Twenty-Nine Cents.
These sales must interest everybody, as we make prices that you can't resist. The merchan-
dise is the best that can be bought, as we use our best grade of goods. the only difference being in
the price we mark them. Goods worth from 39c. to 50c., we have priced at 29c—a saving of from me.
to 21c. on every article advertised. This sale wages full and strong. Those who miss its import,
lose two days’ opportunity for Fine Merchandise and Broad Economy. Read on: '
Children's fast black lines. double
heel and too, Mike quality this sale, 3
pairs for
29 CENTS.
liadlos‘ Fast lllaek (Button Hose. reg-
ular price. ll'lc. this rule, 3 pairs for
29 CENTS.
Men‘s medium Weight Socks, in runs
and greys. among them the famous
“l'llling and Mudeloy's." 1i pairs for
29 CENTS.
lindles‘ (in-y Wool Vests. all sizes,
a regular 511s garment. at
and 3.1_ were. 250 each, fills sale two
garments for ‘
29 CENTS.
Minscs' Combination Suits, sold ev-
erywhere at 50c, here at
29 CENTS.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
Bile l~i qt. galvanized covered t‘ham-
ber Pulls,
29 CENTS.
37c 17 qt. heavy block tin Dish l’nns.
29 CENTS.
39c. two gallon fin oil can,
29 CENTS.
lilo ft. (‘otton Clothes Line.
29 CENTS.
39c nest of boxes. five in a nest.
29 CENTS.
49r- l-‘u'l of (“ups and Saucers.
each in a set.
29 CENTS.
inc lll‘af‘kf‘l Lamp. with chimney.
burner. wick and bracket,
29 CENTS.
ll of. granite iron Preserving Kettle
or Sauce l’an.
29 CENTS.
(file it of. graniti- Tea or Coffee Pot.
29 CENTS.
RIBBONS, ETC.
li‘uuvy lll‘t‘ii ribbons, were Sic per
yd, ‘3 yds, for
29 CENTS.
Ladios' satin stock collars, worth 25c
each, two for
29 CENTS.
Ladien' cmbroidcrwl handkerchiefs
regular price lfllézc each, 3 for
29 CENTS.
Gents" fancy bordered handker-
chlefs, regular 12‘90 qualify. three for
29 CENTS.
Violet llutliu'milk Soup. 3 cakes in
a box . worth 250 a box, this sale two
(2! boxes for
29 CENTS.
Brown's perfumes. the, best extract
regular price. 39c per oz . this sale.
29 CENTS.
Saunders' face powder.
29 CENTS.
MAIN a. WALL STREETSNORWALKfiorlN.
The newest Alpine is the Oxford Gray. We are showing them
SECOND FLOOR.
.(Thildrcu's
heavy outing flannel
skirts, plain colors, lace trimmed, the
39c kind,
29 CENTS.
Ladles' muslin drawers. hamburg
trimmed and lllt'ifll, regular :lilc qual-
ity
29 CENTS.
lnfunis' line nuinsook Slips. neatly
trimmed, llf‘Vi'l' sold less than 390., this
29 CENTS. Sale,
Children‘s .lucpzer Ribbed Vonln and 29 CENTS
Pants-“heavy fleecing. sizes in. 20, Z: , , , . ,
Latin-s (.hemlsc. full map, extra
hem y muslin. corded bands, good val-
ue at illlc, sale price,
29 CENTS.
lnfants‘ worsted Sacqucs, the 39d
kind. at
29 CENTS.
Large gingham Aprons, regular
price L'l'ic (1a., two (2) for
29 CENTS.
lilp bustles, made. of curled hair,
best shape on the market. worth 49c,
sale price,
29 CENTS.
LACES AND CORSETS.
Linen 'l‘orchon Lace, 7c quality, 0
yds. for
29 CENTS.
Heavy Lace insertions. regular 19c
and 'ch (nullity. 2 viii-l. for
29 CENTS.
(‘ambric (nubroldmy. 2V2 toll in.
wide. 6 yds. for
29 CENTS.
Wide Embroidorii-s, if) and 250 quill-
ily. :5 yds. for
29 CENTS.
100 pairs of our regular 50c Corsets,
at
29 CENTS.
DRESS GOODS and LININGS.
8' yds. best lining Cumbrle, for
29 CENTS.
2 yds. best Percaline for
29 CENTS.
l yd. 39c Hair Cloth, for
29 CENTS.
3 yds. of our best lfil/gc Silesia. for
29 CENTS.
11%. yds. Canvas. worth 39c, for
29 CENTS.
f 1 rd. fancy Dress Goods, worth 50c
01'
29 CENTS.
ers, in grey and white, all sizes. regular Writing paper. worth 15c a box. 3 yds. Plaid Dress Goods, worth
price 60c, this sale. , three boxes for lily-9(- yd, for
29 CENTS. 29 CENTS. 29 CENTS.
N lc
woman.»
Compare and
Save Money.
Our Delicrous Coffee.
Sweet Rosv Butter.
Fragrant Teas.
Double Cream Cheese.
New Maple Syrup.
QUICK SALES.
LIMITED CREDIT.
m
ELECTION DAY:
an Ail-day Storm.
ford Post as follows:
139 lb.
100 In.
102.
10c pkg.
13c: pita.
13¢ pkg.
date of November fl.
day.
boots and ford-the stream."
, , .9 .
'OALY AND can i
WAleltlll.
Onions
Horace Johnson Bays There Will be
Horace Johnson. the Middle lladdam
weather prophet, writes to the Hart-
"l‘notc your paragraph referring to
the condition in the atmosphere for the
In reply would
say i can give you no consoling assur-
ance of a pleasant day. The condi—
tions of the planets and the incoming
tide all favor an Intermediate‘(llSturb-
once, which should commence curly in
the morning and last throughout the
The storm may possibly take
place twelve hours earlier; hardly
probable that it will. Be prepared for
rough weather. Put on your McKinley
new A cam.
rt Mm .in w,
momoammnmmm»
At Seymour’s Store.
O“.“§M““OOMMOW«OW
A- -AAAAA
wvvvvvvv‘
Confident in the Rightness of our goods and prices, we ask a
comparison. It will mean to
lowest coslwand to us. vourconstani patronage.
ilowmg our'wav. We bad 0
We land and hold the catch w
be surpassed. Try us and see.
YOU WANT.
Old English Swiss, Rouueforf
Cheese. etc.
New Figs.
New Raisins.
l‘ancy Concord and Magora
Grapes.
you new and reliable goods at
The tide is
or books with the finest bait.
c make with goods that cannot
Celery. Cauliflower, Pears, etc.
New Maple Sugar.
New Oranges.
New Prunes.
Chas. E. Seymour. 33 West Washington St.
night. before a crowd numbering 2,000.
in tho Elli-round event between Wil-
mington .luck Daly and Jack O'Brien.
of New York. declared the contest a
draw. It was one of the heat ring on-
eontestu ever witnessed in Connecti-
cut. and was under the flag of the Wat-
crbury A. C. in the first twelve rounds
Duly was a whirlwind and several
times had O'Brien thinking hard. After
that the New York mud gave a splen-
did account of himself, and while at no
time was the Delaware puglllet in
great danger. he was placed at a disk
advantage on several occasions. Duly
was cut over and under the left eye
by O'Brlen'n fearful swings toward the
and, but by jabbing and chopping he
kept the New Yorker from taking an-
vunfigc. Thalia.“ milll‘l‘lg‘ wanflaimost
“fit“.flflmf ' an - use are up
mu til
l
Charley White. at the Auditorium. lax-it
9 [1'1th ‘dmfhilto P
”no. lad much the ad-
vantage as the hell rang.
THE col/canon AND THE LOB-
STER.
As (lover-nor Roosevelt and two oth-
er gentlmuen were crooning Twenty-
tlilrd street from Republican head-
quarters, they met Lieutenant-Govern-
nr Woodruif, and the party stood talk-
ing on the ear tracks, until they were
almost. run down by a Twenty-third
street car. "Get off the tracks, you
lolmturn!" shouted the motorman, to
Governor Roosevelt and Lieutenantn
Governor Woodruir, as they ware slink-
lug hands. “Are you trying to hold up
the car?” "That's the governor." re-
marked a man on the car. “Take it
all back. governor; l’m the lobster."
raid the motor-man. taking off his but"
to the govumor,,.who waved hill hand
andh lauuhed.- ew York‘: Evening
on “ . ‘ " ’
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