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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 25, 1901 · page 4

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‘r'of a variety of wine—producing

.. _. says the reptiles were from three
in six feet long'and that they oc-

L sufficiently startling.

«‘ , ‘galloon on the shaped finance or bi

. his been finished separately. to the

 
 

 

J the world in time.

jibe Antics mountains and
j Pacific
north and south {or a distance of

‘. miles long by four miles wide.
‘ I The snakes were 111 a field of moss

museum storms!

 

. 'T
FRIDAY OCTOBER 25. 1901.

 

lnloturo Almanac tor Tomorrow.

at... rises 11:17; sets 4:56.
High tide 9:21:11 1n.; 9:48 p.111.

 
 
 
 
 

ntlnoi. Personal lotto" not desired.

There will be wine enough in
Vine culture
and the production of wines has
in recent-years become an import-
ant industry in the republic of
Chile. Lying as it does between
the
ocean, and extending
@400 miles, Chile possCsses condi«
ptions of soil and climate that are
admirably adapted to horticulture
and especially to the cultivatidn

grapes.

 

it is cheering to read that a

_ skipper has arrived at Philadel-
wphia from java, who reports that
on Augusto his ship ran into

acres of wriggling snakes. lie

. cupicd an area on the sea fourteen

, which gave the -water a red ap-
pearance and. of course. heighten-
ed the effect of a scene otherwise

 

There is fun ahead for New

' Zéhiand boys. The New Zealand
government has decided that

swimming and life—saving shall be

taught in all its schools. The

Life—Saving Society's method

having been adopted two thous-

«and handbooks and charts have
been sent by order of the givern-

ment for the use of schoobnasters.

w

WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.

 

ing daily. Every article is
store for business.

 

1 18 WASHINGTON STREET.

 

 

TO “OUR CUSTOMERS:

We-want to call your special attention to our fine display of New Goods which we are receivs
guaranteed to be the best of the kind on the market. This is the popular

A GREAT VARIETY:

New Oranges. Figs. Dates, Prunes. Apricots, Peaches, Cranberries, Concord. Delaware and Niagara

Grapes, Cauliflower, Celery, Quincos. Fancy Sweet Potatoes, Chestnhts.
Pears, Apples, Etc.

THE FINEST COFFEES IN TOWN.

Rosy Sweet Butter, Extra Fine Double Cream Cheese, Strictly Fresh Laid Eggs. New Pancake Flour.

New Maple Syrup and Honey.
DON'T MISS OUR GREAT DISPLAY FOR SATURDAY.

t. E. SEYMOUR, lulu tiller, 33 West Washington Street.

Telephone Call, 58-2.

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P. J. Lynch Co. Grocery.

 

19 POUND GRANUILATED SUGAR. . $1.oo.'
OUR FAMOUS ELIGIN CREAMERY BUTTER,

OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR. 55c. BAG; $4.40 BBL.

3 cans Magnolia Milk, 25c. 3 glass jars New Jam. 25c 15 cakes Lion Soap, 25c.
1 lb. can Roast Beef, 13c. 1 qt. glass jar Jelly. 10c 11 cakes Chic Soap. 25c.
1 lb. can Corned Beef. 13c. 3 lb. can Baked Beans. we 7 cakes Babbitt's Soap. 25c.
2 cans Soused Mackerel. 25c 3 cans Mustard Sardines. use. 5 cakes Big Value Soap. 25c.

FREE TO ALL PURCHASERS OF TEA OR COFFEE—A CAKE OF WHITE ROSE SOAP.

 

THE P. J. LYNCH co.

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

There are women who look their
best. when at nome neatly gownod in
a plain, well-fitting work dress. Ono

CAPE COD CRANBERRIES. l

CAPE-COD CRANBERRIES. . CAPE coo CRANBERRIES,
4 QTS. FOR 25 CENTS. 7 CENTS QUART.

7 CENTS QUART. l

 

reason is because when they attempt

to “stick up" they put on so much

that they look loaded and over~dreas~

ed, and this always detracts from the
rson,

One or the fur garments that took
a prize at the PanAmerican Exposi-
tion was a cane-like garment 0t sable.
with long stole ends. These ends
were lined with ermine and the collar
was made of the same white tur. The
muff that accompanied it was or fan-
ciful design—sable lined with (ur so

arranged that there was as much er-i
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the time of the housekeeper, yet ltl
would hardly seem to be. necessaryl
tor a woman to be all the time work-
ing, leaving no tlme for recreation,
and reading. Some honsekeepers'
. 30m their work with a sort. or dog'i
1 ’ god determination “to do or die}: and ,
a: if there were some probability of
the alternative. We believe that all
good deal depends on whether there-
is an intention or making householdl
work an unending treadmill of duty.i
or not. '* Their are hous‘ékeepers whol
moire out to do their work well and
to dual! of it. and who yet got some
time for recreation and a pleasant1
‘glot up in what others would make a
' ceaseless grinds—Tho Housewife. ‘
it pays to buy a really good quilt,
ity of glove. They not only fit well.
but they can be cleaned—~severnl
,thlmec it necessary—and will outwenr
‘ three or for pairs of cheap (guilty.
A neat way of arranging the lace;

: cloth gown is to join the hem, after it

‘, ‘ bounce and the other to the hem.
' which will leave no cloth beneath the
lace and allow the petticont to show i
through it. i saw a handsome glue
cloth gown finished in this way. he
loco was black and a white petticoat
elaborately trimmed with lace showed
1 through. The Jacket was of Eton all
trimmed with the lace which stood out
from the edge tar enougbt to be out-
lined against the white waist beneath.
The combination of black. white and
his was as neat looking as passlble.
Ito belt was a tiny sliver one.

 

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101111 s. 01.111111 .1 oil.
Stock

,_ Brokers,
NORWALK m1) STAMFORD,

M

i’tivatc wire to N. Y. City.

unmet. it a on it.
if" m suing] ..

. tooth to worth: at up»
' . “notion—o; on a: his

,3 to hoop In I solar.
‘ ,moltloo. * ‘
any who has neglected
. willunmtho
, W tooth and into
.04 mm companions.“
mgr untenable cont-

 

Fancy Sweet Potatoes. peck,
1NA~u Naiiun Duo-Navy“ pun-UV .

Though a multitude of things, big iQt. Jar New Jolly (all flavors)
and little, must necessarily take up,sugar Cured Hams. per lb..

iFINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER
LITCHFIELD COUNTY PRINT BUTTER
2 LBS. PURE LEAF LARD

New York Grocery.

. DONOVAN BUILDING.

 

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We are here for business. and we mean business, so to prove-it we are offering the FRESHEST

AND BEST STOCK OF GROCERIES IN THE NORWALKS, at the LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES. Place
thing we sell.

your order here this week, and get your money's worth—A Guarantee on every-

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19 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR . . $1.00.
MAUD s. FLOUR. 55c. BAG; $4.30 BBL.
JONES" FLOUR 57c. BAG ; $4.... BBL.

20c '
i 9.1.x possum.

L‘uv |

l imperial ole Ernith tor

l0c NliJW CALIFORNIA PRUNESJ3 cam Magnolia unit. 25:
13c , CENTS 13 can: Sugar Corn, 25o
New Lean Shoulders. per 1b., 10:: ‘ 25 ‘ ,2 can: Choice Rod Salmon. 25c

PER LB.. 25 CENTS.
PER LB., 23 CENTS.
25 CENTS.

Co.

SOUTH NORWALK.

a.

UPJ'O-DATE GROCEBS.

 

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FOSTER‘ PARK. '

Ladies‘ Day.

$206 Worth of Presents Given 'Awau.

You don‘t have to buy—we do this Just to advertise our beautiful property.
Home sights. 890 to $125.

$5 Down. $1 per Week.

No taxes. no interest!

[)0 you want to

MAKE MONEY ! '

Improvements bound to come. Factories bound to come.
pass the property will double the value.

HURRY UP!

120 lots Bold-eyed etin get a location it you hurry. Coma to our grand sale
oATURDAY AFTERNOON AT a 00th to ll O'CLOCK. Footer Putt, lla-
pte avenue, East Nulrwotk, live minutes' walk from the depot.

oourr ronol‘r rut Putnam's.

FOSTER LnNo co.

’ Edgar W. (Foster. President.

New trolley to

(lilies It Tulor a chair .n wit-tun; ton otmt. '
Deed "mud 1773 Mon A. n. Austin.

t

turers’ prices.

propose to be the best

TS, ' NO ‘

ANNUAL WINTER SALE.
SATURDAY. ocroacn 26111.

We begin our Annual Sale of Winter Goods. comprising
everutlting in D111 Goods and Kitchen Furnishings at Manufac-
For the past two months we have been repariuu
or this great Merchandising Event, result. the Greatest
hon of Genuine Bargains ever placed before the public. The past
sales are good proofs of our advertisements.
The prices quoted in this ad. tell
the slow more etiectivelu than whole pages of printer’s ink..

proof.

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Hosieru and .
Underwear.

Children's lilecced Ribbed, ex—
tra heavy \"ests and Pants,
regular values, 25c to 35c: 16
18 and 20. 9e; 22. 24. 211, 14c;
28, 30. 21c.

Ladies' lleavy Ribbed Vests
and Pants. garments made to
sell at 39c, sale price, 25c

Men's lilcece Lined Shirts and
Drawers, regular price 50c.
sale price . 35c

Men's Fine Fleeced Shirts and
Drawersshirts double breast-
ed, shaped and extra gusset in
drawers, at this sale, 50c

Men's Wool Shirts and Draw-
ers. great value, worth $1.00.

7:3C

The best Men's Underwear
ilargain in the country——
liea~y “pol Shirts and

i'lrnwcrs. value $1.50, $1.00
Men's Double Breasted Shirts,
good quality of wool, value
$1.25. sale price. $1.00
lloys' Fleece Lined Shirts and
l'lrawcrs. value 25c. ,
Ladies" Fast lilack Seamless
l‘lose. value tel/2c. per pair, ()4:
Children's l’ast Black Ribbed
liose ,tbe kind we usually sell

 

 

{New Prep. luckwlfifi'fli lb. pkg.) it;
‘ 2

Men's Suspenders. 25c quality,
at 16c
Ladics' strincb (umbrellas. fine i
twill, well made. case and tas- i
sel. worth $1.25. 950‘
lloys' Knee I’ants. in plain blue. i
value 391‘. 25ct
lloys' Corduroy l‘ants. value l
75‘“ ' 50C
Ladics‘ Wool Vests and i’ants.
the 75c kind. at 500

Small Wares.

51' Plus, lit‘st quality. 300 pins. 3c
5c Safety l'ins. nickel or black.

all sizes, 3c
5r Val or 'l‘orchon Lace or In—
sertion. for 3c

5c llnstiug‘ Cotton. 500 yard
spools. 3e
5e iiair i'ins. best quality.

straight 111‘ crimped. 3c
10c Skeins Shetland i’loss, tier-

tuantown or Saxony. 8c
10c llutu'h Dress Stays. all

lengths and colors. 8c

we (hire i’ins, black. white or
assorted colors. 8c

10c Side or Back Combs .this
sale, ’ '

Lac-10c Dress Shields, covered

or rubber, now 81:.
35c-25-c liclts, all styles, for 194:
z7c—25-c Fancy or l’lain Ribbon

for 19c
t. l'apers Milward's or Archer

Needles for 19.

25c Tooth llrush or Combs. this
sale for 19c

25c llurc White, cream or black
Lace. this sale. 19c

7c Brush liraid. all colors, 4%
yards. for 29c
50c Black lleadvtl l'lags. special.
29¢

1 good ilair finish. 1 good
Comb. both for 29c

50c Fancy Silk Neck Pieces for
, 39C
soc Pearl Neck [leads for 39¢
Wiliimantic Thread. 40. so and

60. white or black, sp

"Keep Clean" llair Brushes, the
best brush made in this coun~
try. worth from 50c to 75c.
. this sale only 25c

Dress Goods.

36 inch double. faced Maids,
winter weight. excellent for
skirts or full Siiilil. value 35c,
at 1

All wwl Tricots, 36-inch Black

Mohairs, all wool 36-inch

wool heavy Fluids, 3 grand

assortment, ranging in value

‘ up tom, at ' 35¢,

G y“

3C

 

 

 

l4b-incl1 all wool Henrietta, 50-
54-inch lllack Pebble Cheviot,
58-inch lieavy Oxford Kerseys,

10 pieces Black i‘ercaline. the

100 pieces Best Lining Cam~

Handkerchiefs
and Gloves.

Men's

Men's tine White liemstitched

25c China Cups and Saucers.

al.12lb. Salebrtcc. 9“ 49c Syrup Cups and 'l'rays. 25c
.\lens \hool'bocks, grey and 25¢ China Cake l’latcs, 15c
camels hair. \vorth 19c. sale / 45c China Condensed Milk
prices ‘ 123/1 Jars. ii“
Men s tashmere Socks,all wool 59.— China (plen- Trays, 33c
our regular 25C kind. Siiit‘ 59c t‘lnna t‘1'11ck'1-1'_lars, :lih‘
price. , _ l5C Zoe t'hina Salad Dishes. tor
“€115 HWY): Black 1““1 \\ lute 15c China Oatmeal llowls, 10c
Stripe Shirts, regular 50C 25c Glazed lardiniere. Mir.
.vpmrrqn 3‘)“ 3dr ‘t'hina t‘uspadores. 2%c

‘ .\iilk Kettles

 

inch Storm Serge, all colors
and black, regular price 75c,
at

“i?

advertised in some places at
$1.25. our regular price $1.00.
at ‘ 75c
the best all wool fabric for
pedestrian skirts. real value
$1.50. at $1.00
15c quality. at this sale, we

brie, worth be. at this sale, 4c

White
value 50. at

Handkerchiefs,
3‘3

Handkerchiefs, value Izyfic
each. at 0c : three for 25c

Ladies’ and children's fancy
border Handkerchiefs, value
51:. at 21/31:

Ladies“ lleece lined. fast black
Gloves... value 17c. at or

Beautiful assortment of Golf
Gloves. in all the new shades.
at low prices.

Kitchen Department.

15c

 

5t”) l‘ict'c Decorated lea set.~
Porcelain body. $3.41) set

(13 Piece Decorated llinucr Sets.
$5.98 set.

112 l‘icee Dinner Sets. filled in

l‘attcrns and t iold Lined.

$998 set

Water
22C

1.’ quart tialvanized
l’atls.

$1.25 No. 8 Nickel Tea Kettles.

33c tialvanizcd Coal l'iods. 25v
3o cent i‘ainted Foot Tubs. 25c
15c ltartbcn linking Dishes. 10c

51) cent iiarthen Meat Roast-
ers. 39c

35 cent Sheet Iron Fry Pans. 23c

$1.31) Ruby llall Lamps. mm»:
pletc, inc

l‘udding l‘ans at let. me. 21c?
23c. value 15c, 25c. 201' and 23c.
value 15c. 25c. zoc and 31v. I

l.1p Saucer l‘ans at 25c. and Zoe.
worth, 39c. '

Colanders at 25c. worth toe.

Wash Basins at 13c. lfic and
20C. worth 19c. 25c and 331‘.

Preserving Kettles at 21c, Sage,
27c. worth 25c, 33c and 37c.

Bread l’ans. 15c and 19c. worth
25c and 29c.

Rice Boilers at 39c. 42c, 48c
and Sue, worth 55c. DOC, (15c
and 75c.
l’rena Boilers at 35c and 45c,
worth 50c, (xxx ‘

25c
worth 39c and 50c.

leon r Fans at 31c. worth 49c.

Lnspit ores at are, worth 29c...

l.)1ppers. or and toe, worth 15c

_. and toe. '

Sauce Pans. 22c. 25c and 32c,
worth 33c, 39c and 45c.

Tea and Coffee Pots. 27c, 33c and
39c. worth 35c. 39c and 45c.

ilerlin Kettles. 27c and 3m, worth
43"» 490'

2 quart Buckets. the, worth 25c.

Cake Moulds. 21c. worth 35c.

Galvanized (iii (Ian. 2 gal., 31c,
worth 45c. '
Water Carrier. 45c, worth 98c.

Coffee Boiler. 69c, worth $1.25.

Pic Plates at 8c and the. worth
10c and 12e.

Tea Kettles. 331-. 38c and 49c,
worth 45c. 49c and 75c.

Coffee Pots, 49c. worth 75c.

Buckets at 27c. 31c, 49c, worth
39c, 41c. 69C-

Domestics.

Apron (“heck Gingham, stand-
ard quality,

15 bales Comfortablcs. sateen
covertn goods. value at

and 39c,

4c

. 10 bales Comfortables, silkolcnc

8 bales Comfortables, figured

.<‘ . ,,.- “__ Au‘w__,,i
_ 81x9?» Sheets. ouv'of the best

C 20 pieces figured lilannelette.

12 bales Comfortables, silkolene
covering, extra value at $1.50,
this sale. special $1.19

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

covering, fine value at $2.00,
this sale. special $1.50

both sides, extra large and
heavy, value $2.25, special, $1.75

5 bales Comfortablcs, extra line

sateen, best white cotton fill-
ing, value $2.50, this sale, $2.00

1 case 10-4 Blankets, good

weight, value 50c pr., this
great sale. 37c pr.

1 case 11-4 Blankets, full size,

extra value. $1.00 pr., this sale
special. 87c pr,

100 (102. Honey Comb Towels,
good value at be each, 3c ea.
1 case Cotton Diaper, worth to-
day. 50c piece, this great sale,
36c piece
1 case Domet Flannel, worth 6c
yd, this sale. only 3M1:
lixtra value in full bleached ta—
ble Damask, good value at
35c yd, this sale, 23c yd.

1 case White Counterpanes,

good value at $1.25, this sale,
special, 83c ea
1 bale Unbleached Cotton, ex- ,
tra good at 5c yd. special, 4c yd
40-i11. Striped Swiss for sash
curtains. good value. 12%.c
yd. this sale. 3V2C yd

loo doz. \*\'indow Shades, all

colors, good value at 25c. this
sale. 191: ca

72x90 Sheets. one of the best

makes. worth 501' each, this
great sale. l i i . ,.: ca

makes worth soc each. this

great sale. "55c ca
45x3b l’illmv t‘ases. made of
the best quality Cotton.

worth 17c each. this sale. 12%
2.500 yards best Outing Flan-
nel. fancy. worth 10c. 13%
lllaek Mercerized Petticoats,
two rows trimming. value.
$1.25. lb

suitable for house gowns and

waists. regular price lzl/éc.
sale price. 775

Reade-lo-Wear
Department.

Ladics' heavy i’crcale Wrap-
pers. worth $1.00 at (try
Ladics' lilannelette Shirt
\Vaists. bishop sleeves and

 
 

detachable collar, regular
price. sec. at 39
Ladies' heavy l’lannelette
Night Robes, all sizes, worth
(toe, at 42
Ladies' All—Wool Flannel
Waists. lined throughout,

 

button front or back, finely
tucked. dark and light colors.
value $1.75. at $1.11"
Ladies’ and Children's strip-
ed li‘lannelette [Tnderskirtm
worth 29c, at this sale, 21

1 lot Ladies' 'i‘ailorunade Suits,
worth $8.50, for $5.“
Ladies' Homespun Eton Jacke
Suits. trimmed with narrow
bands of black satin. ilonnce
skirt. all new this season.
worth $13.00. at .
Latlies' Oxford Gray Raglaus.
yoke back and front, velvet
collar, worth $13.50, at $8.
Ladieo’ Sheered 'V’Conc Fur
Scarfs, six tails, wortfi $1.75. ‘
at ( I 1
Children's Heavy Reefer Coats.
trimmed with narrow braid.
sizes 4 to 12 years, worth
$1.98. at $1.
Children's Long llox Coats, siz~
es 2 to (’1 years. worth $3.75. at
$2

Ladics' Silk Waists. black and
colors, values as high as $5. .
at this sale. 2.
Ladies’ Silk Waists. black and
all colors, entirely new line.
regular price. $5.00, at $3.
Larhes’ 27-inch Box Coats,
black. tan and cantor. kersey
cloth, yoke effect. satin trim~

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

31.251 in sale special, use

med. regular price $15.00. at ,
this sale. ‘ , $10,]

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