it
i:
i
Jillou‘h It was received with a certain
: ‘iaiéi—‘cunard.
antes. $2.50 To es PER DAY.
winter.
"'lJR.
.‘HE EVENING SENTINEL.
JImes‘deldsLn. Editor and Proprietor.
THURSDAY, NOV. 5. 1903.
"Milton Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sun rises. 6:28 a. ui.: sets. 4:“ p. m.
High tldr. 10:38 a. m.'. 11:01 p, in.
IVININO BENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS.
92-5 —-Buslness Office.
92-2 —Editorlsl Room.
44- —Branch Office, Norwalk.
34-12—Edltor's Residence.
An amusing story is told of a Maine
farmer who had gone to law with it
neighbor. in conversation 'i'itb his
lawyer he suggested sending the mag
filtrate a couple of fine ducks. "Not on
your life," said the altorncy. "if you
do you'll lose the case." The case
came on and was tried, and judgment
was given in his favor. lie then turned
to the lawyer and said. “i sent the
ducks." Aalonlshtnent on the lawyer‘s
part changed to admiration when his
client continued. “llut I sent them lll
my opponent's namc."
A few years ago. when there were
some cases of plague in Lisbon. a
bounty of two cents on every rut killed
was offered by the city. A man named
Luciano from that (line on tim’oicd all
his nights to killing rats In the sewers
He firings up from thirty to one hun~
dred every trip. and has already (llS~
patched over St‘it‘iiiy'iii'i' thousand. ()u
some of his trips he was- accoiupauicd
by a newspaper reporter. who wrote
up their adventures. which are now is-
sued in the form of a pamphlet.
it Is probably true that no one of our
presidents has been so well protected
as President ltooscvclt and that none
was better able to protect himself. and
it is doubtless true. also, tha' no presi-
dent since the day of Lincoln was over
in more danger of being assaSslualed.
a fact which Americans are prone to
lay to criminal immigration.
FEMININE TOPICS.
(Deborah to Hartford (liiiirsuui
One finds frills even on the muff of
fur.
A deep fringe of black and while clic-
nille is pilt about the entire edge of a
pelerlne cape of ermine.
A foreign fashion wrllcr says that lit
Paris bouquet extracts are preferred
to perfumes of a single odor.
Many fruits are more pa alalile when
baked (half when they are stewed on
the. top (if the stove. alid crullbcrrlt‘i-
are no exception.
Mink. has not been used for coats
for many years to the cx'cnt to which
it Is being used this fall. (if t'Ulll'N'
none but the slender figure could weal
it.
Tile corset coal Is not otiiy shown in
the best New York sloi'cs bill it Is
worn by many of the best-dressed no
men there. It fits uniformly well anti
is almost universally becoming.
' The deep embroidered (louucings are
easily transformed into dressing
aaoques. 'l‘iny vertical (iii-ks provide
fullness for body and sleeves. the etu-
lirodery forming the lower edge of all.
The wide. flaring collar is fashioned in
the'aame way.
One reason why the ready-made
walking skirt iiclcr has the appearance
of the cuslonrnlade ls because nine
times out of (cu. it Is scantily cut. Sc
few women walk gracefully that a
scant skirt has small place fit our
wardrobes.
The sliirtwaist suit is certainly one
of the pretiest designs ever created for
woman‘s wear. Notwithstanding the
lasting vogue of the separate waist. the
calm gown has a dressy look. however
inexpensive the material may be.
which the separate waist seldom has.
To the girlish figure the sliirtwaisl
suit is exceedingly becoming.
Broad anti drooping shoulder cffects
and broad hats may have had sortie-
thlng to do with bringing about the
fashion for dressing the hairs o as to
produce the. same broad effect. One
woman to whom this “broad arrange
ment is especially becoming divides
her pompadonr iu the ccilter after it
i: made anti separates the two parts
win a long list ornament which holds
them fa" apart.
It is rumored in English society that
the coming hunting season. says the
New Yurk Tribune. will see many wo-
men following the hounds astride their
horses. The fashion has been set by
some. daring American women, and
amount of reervalfon and distrust. it
was not frowned upon enlir'cly. and is
gradually coming to be looked upon
with some approval.
MOST MODERN HOSTERLY lN CON-
.. NECTICUT.
Special rates for families for the
Sixty-two rooms, all connected with
private baths.
JOSEFE L. wuz.
Proprietor.
A. L. DUNCAN & CO..
10 WALL 8T., NEW YORK CITY.
INVESTM EN TS.
BONDS
l
l
A Phase
click_ click of a half dozen lawn niow- ‘
t‘I’R going at once. However. that
llcd thiilg. line can start a lawn
mower a‘ any time and keep it golniz‘
as long as one likes, Sonic morn-‘
lugs I am awakened by the discordant
sounds of this instrument of torture.
lti a little while it ceases and I turn
over with n inti lercd prayer of relief
and thanksgiving to finish my-
niorning's sleep. when some other kind
neighbor starts tip.
"After thc lawn mowers have got
left in their work and breakfast is fill-
ishetl. Ihe neighborhood children start ,
in oil the pianos. The fathers liavct
left the mowers for their occuptillons~
downdown. lllll'illl' rest of the family
keep on ill the good work A half
tlo'/.cu or more pianos going at out-c.
The pianos do ilot let up all day long.
An afternoon nap is simply impossible .
While the older (‘lllllll't‘ll are 1|I'lll'llt‘-‘
ing the younger ones get out in lllt'll‘
wagons and soon the sidewalks re-
sound with the veils and quiu'rcls of.
the smaller tribes.
”About 4:30 the heads of the fund»
lies return. and from that little on till“
real atlliiseulcnf coullucitccs for ('Ilt‘ll‘
(Washington Post.)
"Life In the suburbs has its draw"
backs us wcll as its advan'agea," said
a man who ought to know. for he
lives on the edge of town.
“when we moved into the suburbs
. mushrooms all around its. and. being
Gal's A‘tenflon ‘0 lack small houses. attracted people of motl-
est circumstances utul large families.
' I “The lllt'f't' l'uc' that a man hast
0f lhem In f0re|gn waters ‘tuovcd liilo the suburbs ls suiilclcut+
for United States’ Use
WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.~~Ilcnr Ad-
illll'lll lil'iltiflll‘ti. t-liii-t or lilt‘ lilll't'llll or him In any sells-c In the «by. When
Eittilpmull of the Navy Iii-piu-tmpm. in ‘iu the suburbs It Is quite the proper
thing to cu‘ your own grass by means
of a lawn mower, The older the
mower. the more pleasure it will (if!
.ford the neighbors and it Is reallvt
discussed. owing to diplomatic consid-
erations. It is stated. liowtvt-r. that no
progress has been made during the last
:.car toward increasing the niiuibcr of
stations.
'l‘wo maps of the world are submit-
rccls attention to the maps utld coit-
chides. "A comparison of the two is
instructive."
(‘otnuicnt is made on the great illi-
porlitltcc of hydrogi‘upliic survcys ill
the Pacific ()ci-au. in order that the
(ton of the portions of this archipel-
.igo. which have been surveyed since
the occupation by the l'nilcd States.
in insignificant fraction of the entire
area. llll'l‘t‘ is scarcely a mile of water
txpuusi so charted that it may be nav-
.-_- I 15 . E
0 UPI IN TH BUIURI.
. . -‘ ~ ~ _____w
“B Itll’nvu of Existence That is Beset
"I, C I
the neighborhood was not built up.
Rear Admiral Bradford ‘and truly it was delightful. so peace
s ‘full However. we Were always longing1
‘lo sec sonic new houses go up. AlI
for him to take a farinei'like llllt‘l't'h‘l‘
to fill that pertains to his illlllll'tliltIOl
liiI-le patch of.ground told he wil t
condesccnd to all sorts of menial iu~‘
his annual report to Sci tetary Moody.
drawn attention to the inefficiency of
tile coal depots Ill foreign watcrs for
uuvtil tisc. but because of the publicity
all fall to start in at ii iii the morning.
imagine whn‘ it must be in a locality
1built no. as iniiic Is, to listen to the.
led. the first showing the coal depots
bililt. building or projected by the
I'uitiil States. and the second giving
some information concerning (lrcat
large number of imperfectly known
dangers to navigation may be definitely
located. or. if unincxistiug. erased from
thc charts. in reference to the Phil-
gated with couiplt te cttnliilcttcc. ltcc-
ouinicinlatiou is made that in future
.hese surveys be prosecuted with vlg
or,
With Minor Evils.
0f the Navy Department'lnst they commenced to spring tip like
bors. which would never appeal to.
given to the report the matter is not
llrltaiu. lte.ir Admiral liradford di-
ippiucs. it is said that with the cxccp-
The bureau reports that the coniuiis<
don ”l’l"'ml"'l l" “”1"th ”W ”W?“ ftiluilv owns settle distinct lllllSlt‘lll'
ion of transferring to lbi» Department “er... In “W. “mm. h L‘. H mm“ .
-l‘ t‘oiuuiei‘ce and Labor the hydro» in another a guitar. I“ “”0””... u;
.ti'aphic ofllcc. the naval observatory
'lltl the nautical :iltilztiizic office. has
.oacbctl the conclusion that it would
no titiwisi to t;unsfcr the: .- offices l'i'otu
ilc jilvisditliun of (hi- Naiy ilcpurt
.i III on account of their nautical chiti-
ctci llllll tlii-ir indispensable aid lll
.epuring for Will. The bureau says
i Icarus that it is proposed to place
hose ofllcez- tinder I'i\'lllilll control. and
IllHt'il thcn: to thc Sicrelury's' ofl‘icc
ind adds"
"Tlll' reasons :iviuncd for their re
I‘lllll‘ll iii the Navy in [i;ll'ltlit‘lll w'ould
ippear to lit' initially good for retention
.iniici' the administration of .l sea-going
tiflllliil.
Admiral llradilird tlcv-ilcs one of the
ingest. chapters of his report to an
-tiiiic.s'l defense of the integrity of thc
ipliplni-ni burcuu llll' existence of
which lic declares is threatened by the
iggrtssivt‘ness of other bureaus. (In
he :ubjeci of an organization of" sea
oing officers or superior rank to ad
.ise the Set rctury oi filtl Navy on pro.
essional matters. ltcail .\dnllral llrad.
oril suggests the designatioll “.\tllliil" l
lly stalT." The bureau recommends
tich a body to lie t‘l'i‘lLIt'tl and named
.y i‘Xt‘t‘lill\I‘ authority.
In conclusion .\lllllltltl Bradford says
lint lllll‘l' all epr-i'icnci- of six years
‘ilutidoliu. (Ithcrs possess piauolas.;
acolluns. and other variations of inusl-t
'«ll instruments. When all are going
itnullaneously the effect is soliiclhilt‘:
that must be heard to be llppl'i't‘llticll.
“Immediately after dinner suburban
'Ilstom requires this each man should
bring out his hose and water the yard.t
So for an hour or more. the sin. and ,
trickle of water is hcui‘tl
" ‘Surely this is all.’ thinks the llt‘l‘\‘-‘
.ius. inipa'lenl luau. when suddenly
two or three voices in different houses
are uplifted :u intcrprc'iug suih ma:
tcipii-ci-s as 'lliawatltu.’ "I‘cs‘sie'
You're the (loft (itily.‘i-tc.
Titer is one gi‘ca‘ clluitu about the
suburbs rncai'ly eveiyono t'itlii'tt~_
early for which I am truly grateful,
l SillilltISi‘ Iliu t‘Xl'l'lltih til' lllt‘ tl:l_\' is‘
too much. When i first moved old
I commenced to do all those things,
but now I am considered too exclusive
for anything for you couldn’t pity me
iii touch it ltlwu mower. and lit: for
pianos and \\‘;III'i'lIlL: hos-- i little them
all."
Although a soft answer may turn
itif New London sings:
,. ., .1
new LO cows MAYOR.
—.—.
Has Troubles .of His Own and :-
ChristOph in Alderman Murray.
Mayor Malian. of New liottdou has
his Alderman (‘liristoph iii an Altlci
nitiil Murray. From lllc Ilt'\\';-Iiillit‘l‘
reports of tile meeting of the common
council of New London Monday's even
ing it appears that the city's newly
elected i-hii-r t‘xci'illlvc was obllst'tl In
resort to stem and :~llfll'll measures to
curb the disposition of the New |,iin
tl‘on alderman. The question \vtb til
most trivial and related to the pro-
iliotloit of a sitperuuinerary policeman.
The report In the Morning ’l‘eli-grapli
"lie t.\lilerman
.\Iurrityl further said lluit (‘iiok was
the choice of the majority of the real
committee and iultluutcd that it was
the buttig in of the mayor that had
made any difl‘iiuly in the choice at
all."
Mayor Malian culled ;\l(lt'l'llllill Min
l’ny to order. The latter (llllltl not see
how he had violated the lil'l)|ll'll'li('l~‘ of
debate or wu» wanting in respect for
ill“ inuyot' The mayor replied that
the alderman liflil insulted lllill
tlti\\ll
i
{(‘ommercc
uud tstruceiou Studl and Minister of Agri-
Iliat he was out of til'ilt-I' and must st: fctlllure \‘on I’odbiclskl.
FUNERAL OF PROF. MOMMO .
Attended by Man Distinguished People
at Berlin Today.
BltlllldN. Nov. 5.-Thtl funeral of
Prof. Moininscii. tllc historian (who
died at (‘liarlottenliurg Sunday). took
place today. A great number of
scholars. ambassadors. (‘ablnet minis-
ters and foreign delegates were pres-
ent. The Crown Prince lt‘rederiolt
William represented the Emperor.
After the cotiipauy bad assembled
In the Emperor Willlutii Memoi'ial
(‘liiii't-Il. the Crown Prince entered by
It side door. attended by his adjutanl
who carried the Emperor's floral trib-
ute. a bouquet of chrysnnthemums alid
palms. The prince advanced and laid
the flowers at the head of the blur.
l’rof. lilointuscn‘s children. of whom
twolve out of sixteen arc living~ occu-
pied the chanccl with the grandchil-
dren. Fran Momtnseu, the widow.
was to III to attend.
Among the (‘nblnet Ministers pres»
cnl were Secretary or the interior
Von Posndowsky-Wehner. Minister of
Mot-ller. Minister of in-
’l‘he lliil‘go-
'l‘ltc :Ibb-riuun evidently subs-id {masters of Berlin and (‘harlottcnburg
ed. though llll‘ ri-port is silent on the Elititidreds of university professors. lil-
biikc had on llllll
'I‘hc 'l‘clcgrnpll ill
Its report
"Mayor .\lilllrlll howcvci'. evinced
clearly that he iuti-udcd to have his
rulings go as low. and also that
lucunl lit llli'llllli‘l'll till the illgllitics‘ of
the tiiuynr's tithii tiiitl all his rights .ts
mayor "
JAZABEK CASE ARGUMENTS.
_Last of the Evtdcucc Was Introduced
Yesterday.
Mllllildtl'l'iHlN. Nov. .3 «This day
III the Htipcrloi t‘ourt was devoted to
arguments in lilt' case of Albert .luzu-
lick. the alleged sliiyii~ of Mrs. .\ltliy
I‘mpi. his littliltl boauitilg mistress in
.\iltlillclicld. 'l‘ln lust of the ('1'lIll‘Ilt't'
iii the case was introduced yesterday
.cffeci which the muior‘s slinging ri- ‘erary men and artists and delegations
‘from the Vienna. l.elp7.lc tiild other
' the paragraph ‘tiniversliics were uniting the cougrtc
hour of the Ilil.\' is b.\' no means ii st" inIIt'll may bc lillil'll as :i preface to tgtllion.
'f‘hi- oclogcnarlan artist. Meli-
ol’ the procccdlugs. says .7.cl. one of the few surviving content-
‘porarics of Montmscn‘s early manhood.
itit't'lllllf‘tl a front seat.
hc ' .. .
CANNOT AVERT GENERAL STRIKE.
’Governor Peabody and Commissioner
I
i
‘lttltly
Montgomery Give Up Hope.
lll‘INVl‘Ill. (‘tllo.. Nov. nullity. Pea
and (‘oullliist—ioeei‘ of Labor
.\loiitgoincry have pl‘llt‘licltlly given tip
Home of being able in avert a general
strike of coal miners in llistl‘lct l.'i.
'wlilch includes (‘olot'utlii. New Mexico.
Hall and ii yoniinu, Mr, .\lonlgolllcl'y
.zpc.il.l'.tg of the situation. said:
..“.
\il'iiit‘
thi- illinci's‘ pi-isisi lIl calling it
unless a confciencc is arranged
by Noveltibcr it. then I “III afraid there
afternoon. and I‘ill'il side was allowed .
tliici- hours for the arguments today.
.\t 9:30 this llitlilllllli .lutlgii W. l'.
l‘ctil‘ue begun the iirsl urguluctit for
the statc. litiillH’llE about one hour
.iiid a half Ill an exhaustive review
of the case. Judge l’cnrue laid chief
stress on the blood stains found on
.|:i/.uln-l.‘s coat trousers and shoes.
and also (Ill 'ltt‘ liltitltls‘lllllit’d .\‘llil‘l
i'ouuil ill .i told ~i-voiril months after
thc iiiurdcr.‘ It was this shirt “liltll
the witness. (hows. u peillnr of ll:ii'l-
ford. idcut‘llictl as one he sold to .ls7.a~
lick It‘tti' the def: use .\ltoruiiy .\l'lhitl‘
ll. (‘alcf began his :trciiiiicnl at about
If ‘Iilt. llllirlllllL’. .it i ll clock when a le-
cc» of half hour was taken.
ill.
Fred lt‘i‘uuli l‘ in .l lI‘l'I'llIlt‘ fix.
(leol'gc lliiw yo"
l“l'l‘(l .lessn‘s fuiltcv tlii'vutcns to
Iltrliihi fit her if' slsiciuiiri'ics him. and
[he says 24hr will \‘Ill‘ lllltl for Meat h
of lil'lif'llwv‘ It In iliw-lt't (‘hiisan
.tlfiiss.i lift/,i‘llt
I sometimes lli‘uk Id really like it
“'I'llt'
A tilcfinnal'i litlI'I' Hi i. and 11' w
It‘or then l'ii ll.l\i tlo bis' ihunic of
III; lifc
Tit-llldkt' word,» brain in t _vl..
want them to.
Cincinnati t'oeimect inl 'l‘ribuic-
ill
“(iiic lllI‘ your heart fair mulil'” he
cried.
.\‘hc glue it to him as hc pr.i\cl:
Ti! there's no lovc affair ill this
For liI' if known that (his full fill»
will be it strike. We have tried in
every way to bring about it conference
and hate l'uibul "
it is understood (lint the t‘oloi'udo
l“ll(‘l and Iron Company and the Helm
llt‘ucl (‘oinpany winch l‘lTlliltI)‘ the great-
"I‘ portion of the men who will be iif'
l‘ecti-il by a strike. have uucqulvtn-uli'.
refused to that with any in rsous cx
i-pt i..~ttr own l‘llllllli“t‘l‘h‘ direct.
Notices have been posted ill scvcral
of the iiiiin-s ordering the men to quit
work _tin Novtubcr it They are sign
'(l by John .\litchcll. national prcsi
Ilcut
BIG WHALE AT SANDY HOOK.
-.\'l~I\\' \‘(iltK .\‘ov_ 3.. (“apt llal'i‘y
licnyse of the ocean-going tug i'iiiqut-,
which towed fit from sea today the
\iui-riczin ship lleury ll liydc. reports
that at 0'30 a, in . to the westward of
the chip channel in the lower buy. he
observed a hutnpbacked whale seventy-
(tic feet long .\t first sight llt' fool: the
llliJlil to be a wreck bottom tip until
l' (it"lllllltiilt‘tl. lhmwiug up thc mud
fioni the bottom and sending a column
of water high Ill ili-- air. This is the
lust whale sighted IIlFltll‘ Sandy Hook
In a long time.
MILITIA LEAVE NiAGARA FALLS
NIAGARA FALLS. tint .\‘ov. Ii. .-
'l'hc inilltla on giiuid at the power
ll'atds have been lll'tlt'lt‘tl home 'l‘lic
striking laborers have relurucd to
work. accepting a dollar and a half a
day.
_.lolies'- r'l'his (all. about l-‘riday being
n (it . llt'li'll'lllll‘lll hi believes that it is
he administration ii (In department
but neods lilt‘lllliill. ralhcr than its or-
;ttnlzatliiu. |litl'llillliil'l_\' ill the direc-
ton of Ille expenditure of money and
in confining the subordinates ol‘ the ile-
parttucul to their legitimate dutics.
ii. tiattini‘iiitili‘ii (infill
For NERVOUSNESS and INSOMNIA
PACKING CORPORATION STOCK.
BOSTON. Nov. r)."“‘Tll(‘ protection ’20
committee of the John 1‘. Squire l’i‘tl~
vision Packing Corporation, with
whom was pooled a majority of the
voting trustee certificates. represent-
ing the cominou stock of the company.
has made an arrangement. which has
already been confirmed by the neces-
sary two‘ihirds of the stock. to sell tho
stock at $11 per share. the purchaser
to pay also the expenses. of life pro-
tective committee. The purchaser was
it person supposed to be acting for a
large western packing company. be-
lieved to be the National Packing Com-
pany. There is 861100.000 of common
stock of the Squire Company which.
represented the debts of the corpora-i
tion at 100 cents on the dollar when.
the company was re-orgaulzcd after its l
disastrous failure. in 1901. .
ly, as it will soon be gone.
New Figs. New Raisins.
satisfaction you will get.
MANY COMBS STOLEN.
mour’s
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
. 9!!
NEW GOODS.
The Ferris Hams and Boneless Bacon.
. The best of everything at popular prices.
(1. E Seymour. Leading Grocer. 33 West Washington Street.
New Maple Syrup. New Buckwheat. New Cereals. New Teas.
The finest Coffee grown—can't be found elsewhere in town.
Beautiful Rosy Buttctr. the best you can find for miles around.
OUR SPECIAL TY
This week we odor chcnhundred and Twenty Bottles. 3 special inducement in Liebig‘s
IBecf. Wine and Iron. a nutritive tonic for the Blood and boiling up of the system. 39c. bottle. or 3
Ibottlcs for one dollar. These goods are of the best rapid sellers and if wanted call for it immediate-
We blow our horn because we havc the goods it! back it up.
away wrath. there are time» when one \\';is' seiltug hearts llli‘ butcher‘s unlucky is Ill nonsense. My wife uc»
derives more satisfaction from calling maid. ccptcd me on Friday.
a man a liar. l'hllailelphiu Record. . lluliiniurc Ncws. Smith» llut how about your \vifc'.‘
CALL 58-2.
me
720
'l‘l‘y its and scc what splcililtd
LBOMINS’I‘ER. Mass, Nov. h.—
'l‘liirly owners of the largest comb fac-
tories here have combined to put a
stop to petty thieving of goods during
he process of manufacture. They
clalni that their loss from this source
has been almost equal to the normal
profit. on their goods. Fred M. Ken»
you has been fined $30 for larceny of
a large number of combs from two
i second cup of poor Coffee.
Better try a pound.
Another 0 up, Please.
The Heusewife knows her Coffee is good when the cups are passed back for a second filling.
No man asks for
We have been selling the same blend of Coffee h:re for the past ten years. Our M9cha'
nd Java Coffee will always tempt any man to 35k for a second cup.
It's delicioui.
OCHA AN D JAVA COFFEE. PER POUND.
Sound and Safe as Savings
mks, paying better rates of in-
Your name on’a postal will
‘, mired pounds today.
shops where he was employed and fur- ’ERY BEST BLEND OF M 300
titer prosecutions are expected. ’lNEST ELGIN CBEAMERY BUTTER (WORTH 30c LB.), THIS WEEK, LB. 25c
__.. -._._._. iTRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY EGGS. 002. 30c
ENGLISHMEN Poor FIGHTERS. PULL CREAM CHEESE. LB-. 15:
NEW YORK. Nov. :1—Jack O'Brien.
at Philadelphia. the middleweight 3c LB. CHOICE LEAN SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS. 8c LB.
iliainpion. arrived from England on the BETTER THAN HAM- FOR LESS MON EY-
Majestic today. O'Brien. who ha:
been In England some monIhS.snId that SMALL PRICES BRING BIG BUSINESS. WE WANT THE BUSINESS.
fir had In?“ surressful and “h“m‘e" :iioice Cape Cod Cranberries, qt, 10c Maud s. Flour. Large Bots Blue Label Came. 21¢
lzctl the English “ship” as DON. “8“" Best Native Yellow Turnips, pk., 15c Per Bagl Choice Teas at 30c. 35c 40c, 60c per lb.
ers. lacking in speed and ability to Eancy Sweet potatoes. pk., 19c 69:. Pure Leaf Lard. per (1).. 11¢
fight.. lie (Iot'larvtl that he was match 3 lb. Can TomatOes. can. lie Quaker or Monarch Oats. pkg.. 10c
I.” ’wln'io'.“ “3‘1““ “d. that ""3 8““ --:h0ice Early June Peas. can, (be 1 Compressed 3 lb. pkg. Street’s Buckwheat. for 15c
'}j,‘"" m” "'“h‘” we” l’l'l‘hng for 'h' zlb. Can Best String Beanl. 10c Yeast Cake Fancy Lean Salt Pork, "3., 13¢
' I": - 3mm .1" New Jelle'y for 10c FREE with each 2 Pke. CerO-Frum. f°r 25°
REFINED squa REDUCED. 3°" W" emu“ b" 8‘ Baq- M°narch Brand cocoa, can, 20.;
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.—All grades of POTATOES- POTATOES. POTATOES. POTATOES.
refined sugar were reduced five cents a chy Nag“ pout”. (COOK nice, whit: and mealy). per peck, 23c
"This world is like a puzzle page
Willi problem ever new;
.They seem so hard so solve and yet
So Ins) when you're through.
‘ NEW alone: 118 wasamcrou 51:,
i —Waahiugton Star.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL‘"‘HONE CALL,
(33-6.
N‘ew York Grocery Company’s Bo h Stores,
36 AND 37 MAIN STREET,
NORWALK.
WALK EVEN.ING";.'SENTINEL
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October. 1905’).lias been considered,
bu most retailers. as a poorer month than
October. 1902.
NOT so HERE. WP. on) A
GREATER BUSINESS“ THAN A
YEAR AGO.
We are proud of] the fact that our ef-
forts are so vent much appreciated. We
will ill) and make them more 50, (living
YOU BETTER VALUES TRAN YOU
CAN BUY ELSEWHERE. Therefore
we are looking for even greater advances
in the present month. We will continue
our campaiqn putting forth more induce-
ments and proofs I that WE OFFER
MORE IMPORTANT PRICE REDUC-
TIONS than anti house in ‘lhe STATE.
The first sale in November begins Satur-
dau at 5 a. m. and dads at 10 p. Ill.
EXCEPTION/11.“. PRICE CONCES-
SION wm PREVAIL IN ALL DE-
PARI‘MENTS. , I
Ladies’ Suits. Waislts and Winter Coats.
SPECIALS Fob SATURDAY.
Ladies' Soils of All Wool Materials. colors blue. gray and black. a
few have silk drop skirts. perfectly tailored prices have been up to
fL'IiJIII. 'l‘hcrc urccxnttli fifteen suits in this lot. Your choice at
312.5“. f
l.:irlics‘ .\‘uits ot‘t'l:c\iots and lliloudclolhs. black. blue and full. pric-
es wi-ri- tip to $10.30. a small lot ‘ . suits. ,‘titti choice. 31ml).
India s“ Waisis for willlt'l' witai‘iif hcavy \vlilic fli-eccd cotton of navy
and black. heavy corded cottons with neat figures and dots. regular
prlci s. ti ”It SI 'in and “.30. all at one pl'icc. ‘.'.'.c
Latin 9 Willi->1 t'oafs'. ilic new models. half tight fitting with out)“ pf
(”ct-ts. also coiluiles: with (lt‘l‘p \'(‘l\'tll trimmings. \t ry etl'cctivc lll taus'.
cantor on! but l\. clear Ill'. value $1100. a special leailcl‘, $12.30.
latilits' Walking Skirt: all new ”cgulztr Shoo, $3.98
Ladies“ Shirts for stout wiitucti. \iaist bands from 30 to as and coi'>
rcspiiudtutzly lui'gc throughout. spci lllll value 3.1%
(“lilies l‘cuu fit ('ygllv Sill. “mats. entirely new lll black. white or
light lditi . i'ceului‘ than c $3.1m. $3 ‘.I\
Misses and Children’s Wear.
(‘lillvll'cn's Long t‘otils. sizes front ti to it years. colitis lilui». lil‘iini
llllil1:1'I‘I'Il.t‘ltliiltliZi‘lt'llllt.\\llllil'liIlll‘llllils of silk braid. cube effects.
value :7 0.x 5:. its.
.\lim-s‘ t‘outs. sites It. It; and is) ill all the desirable cloths. excellent
value at $7.3m ii?- 1". ‘
infants Sill. llouncts. i'cgiilui 'itlc.1l\'c.
Silks and Wool Dress Goods.
All pure Silk. colored lllfft‘ltl. fully worth The. including white at .iTc
:‘is’ int h .\ll \\'ooi lil'illlllt' Sailings. regular thic quality. all colors. gill-gig
iltl lIIt'll lililt'k 'i'ufi'cta Silk. our i‘i-g‘tilal‘ SILK quality. $1.0".
1.0 inch Illuik Kiln-line. shrunk and spougcd, regular price 81.2.3. 7m;
lllack and (‘iiliiretl Velveteen for waistings, special. the.
::s iilcli .\ll Wool Albatross. all colors. including lilnck—“Bolativ
Mills"—- uonc lu-ticr. regular Zinc. -(tIc.. ‘ “
.32 inch lllack ilrtilttlt'ltilll—-"iioln:‘._\'I"~~I‘t‘gllltll‘ $1.25. $1.00. I".
A Small Wares.
4 hole l'orcelain llullons, three doznou card, regular price 31ftitiz.. sale
price. 3c card. ‘
”.\iaccy" Hooks and Eyes. will never rust. regular price 10c. sale price.
two cards. in: ‘.
loo yd. spool Silk. one dozcn spools In box, black only. regular price.
he spool, sale price. lllc box, . .
Assorted fiends. in boxes. comprisiltig all the best colors for head
work. 5c box. .
ltcd Patent Leather llelts. all slzes.‘valtlc 15c. sale price. 9e.
Narrow lied Hamburg Edges. prices“ froln be to life yard. to closeout.
1c yard.
Circular Lace Collars, while or cream. suitable for yokes or ('llllti~
l'cn‘s coats. regular price $1.30, sale price, 95c.
Handkerchiefs and Todd Articles.
Ladies‘ fancy Initial llanilkercliiefs. lic.
Men's Plain White Handkerchiefs. large size. :‘.c.
(‘olgatcs lhictyli's Soap. 15c. ‘
ltogcr & (itllll‘l. \‘iolct Soap. 17c.
"l“ltlllila Ilalli Soap. Ilc. .
“(‘romwell" Vellum Writing Paper. illic quality. at 10c.
i300 Sheet Package Toilet Paper. at .'Itc.
l
HOSIGIU and Underwear.
Men‘s Fine Illack Socks. regular price. fill/3c. Saturday. a‘c.
Men's l‘iire Worsted Socks in black‘ and natural. rcgiilar price,
25c, 15c. ‘
Women's l’asl Black Seamless lloscmvalue I‘ll/2e. Sc.
(‘hildrcii's Black Ribbed ilose. sizes ii to film... value l‘lk’zc. fie.
Misscs' Heavy llibbed li‘lccced Vests aild Pants. (shaped garment).
regular price. 25c. 19c. .
Men‘s “Sanitary Fleeced‘ Sliirtsanilt Drawers. (shirts single breast.
cdi. a regular price. 50c. Saturday only. Rife.
liadics‘ l'nibrellas. Bti in. piece dyed. taffeta. full paragon ”mm-
t‘ougo. scented wood and horn trimmedthandlcs. value $1.23. at one. '
Domestics.
11-4 Blankets. extra heavy. clear bordi-rs, valuc Stilt. Saturday 31.19
Huck TochS. red border. a bargain at tic. Saturday 6c. '
Turkey Red Damask. fast colors. vatluc 50c. Satiirilav. 33c.
All Silk Mantle Scarfs. free length. value 2.00. Saturday. 31.69.
Case of Domet Flannel. good value. Saturday, ~ic yd. '
i
Kitchen Department
t‘opper. Nickle-Plated Tea Kettles. llegular price 80c. Saturday, title.
1:: quart (llilvanized Water l’alls. valiic 25c,_Saturday 18c.
Long Handled Coal Shovels. regular p 'lce. Sc. Saturday. 5c.
2 quart I‘Inaiuel Sauce Pan. regular price lllc. Saiiirdav Ilc.
Wooden Knife Boxes. regular price file, sale price. .100.
{.0 ft. Clothes Line. regular price. too, Saturday, 7c.
Millineru Department.
Outing Hats. former prices up to Still). 82.90.
Outing Hats. former price. 81.50.8tlc. l
Norwalk Chronicler