.m SEN'l'lNEL "
‘mm.flhsstm.
«m...
"MIWI-ilm
wwwunaggg
“auto our; heroes silos
flat ‘4'. I ll. It. Sud “It. 3‘- “) m2."-
Ii
rwwwIIIg-ggi
mam-s "'m'“
......- w» FURN TUREI
,I-“m'n- SEW s’l‘oltll.
Builder sud Contractor. NEW goons.
waste-enlist!!!“
”has! lulu It. on III. so. has til
£1.11": iii. soonest?!
Assn. s. smosr.
”dilemma Chalmers:
Pisuoiorte, orgsu sud lusiesi
(lo-position.
[My ”NSF. 0.. "OWL“:MI
J 0.0.0“
Carpenter and Builder.
sisllkisde’parolpuysttsndsdwto.
wrest. seer Isis
P. 0. “south liorwslkct.
J memos.
flee-Ito]. hastened.
Undertsker It Embnlmer.
WMMLETBOM
less-luster. seamen-ex.
M lorwslls. Cons.
I- ”A".
Architect sud Civil Engineer,
, mammamwuflfl
oibstlliegs.
nuns ssssosssns.
Wu'mim
Pnohos'm
SM 'n'm “mas 3m mu m w a I 3. (mm m), a“
York. sthp I. (Murders-Hp. I
H's-theta“ Prelgk'lsolvedirom7s... tnhpm)
rmmsmum.udtro-iiotpm limousines Ieseeitorwslsstspn. Basil:
ssfltIlsyvaiqflroII tot. lorwsih slip...
Melendosnspodts. heighteninsiro-nndnootvsdiersi
m - pol-tsu- thsnsshsrysnd lorwslk ss-
JOIII. Vice-Pres; m Belles-do st fluently lsdsoe
.l-I'. 10!! ll. “Antler; ssu'l'rese
op-dneskdstlyrnr
mammal
I rel-e?“- ”film,
HORSE CLIPPING.
Tillie
”Map-muses your
* he. ’suvrry tsble.lniskt
“as“. dog-ulteplnpuysurs
it? ill]! Willi STABLE
mm..- ”"‘&‘&m
IIIsIsIIst I!
’::W
O nor-vise.“
lulled: ill. tuition
title It".
helmet
flflqsm [Instr-Ir
s" is!“ sie' ss 5:8
anhdmmdm a
wwIk.
.'- Po We BATES.
~A.‘ ' S FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Dis-ale. Istekee, Jewelry.
”mm“. lsstIlsewsIk-
Artfleisl tltose Steps. Coping,
MW. "LII...
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
W by c. T. lEOliAliiI,
“In.“ bitty
8" lentil Business College.
, I 89-
items and musrtrs.
-«3....a_;_, to L5 on.
_ ...:.:.,.§; They must be sold we must“
massing: have the room.
8%
.;;.;;;;;;; David Stow
80H
ete-i. istosnew et-re. sod storied It with new
nods-oogthsssspeelsliy
loot -eers needs.
new think oi Is the 'lrsi'sts lies
sew store. stocssd with bright new goods.
Gill. H. BinflNll.
MENU
FURNITURE STllilE
lslssdfls's‘tsssssdt
”Whfleilrisp.
IIIODOIDOOWAI. . Proprietor
-lees~¢swrsese mess
wiltIlIyssltl sflly
WAGON
Buggies, Phsetess. Csrrisges,
CsIopies, Spindles, etc.
lllllLi'i'lili
GREAT 88888188.
32.3.00 Antique ckslsher Suits
reduced to 320.00.
330.00 Solid 0st Suits 'retineed
IAIN STREET,
lisvtog removed to tour doors shove the old
toe
Holiday Presents,
”boo furniture. heelr. Screens. Chet-s
stools Is iset my- log you
Iverybodyisvinen mail sou look st s bright
46 & 48 MAIN S'l‘.,
sonwstx, or.
OLD AND RELIABLE
- 118118 [18881 Freight Lin-«s
South NorwaIk
fiwalk, Gt.
m PDM’Ime
CITY ill llllBlliLK i “811%
Upon tattoo to sgsntsthe cny airmen
end will be out for isi lo’s oi frets?
mywhaeinliewvorkoritsv eisitv
'All were srciorbld trusting snyrri Io-
.ph'rysflti ID “I oi this [insulin-mm"
”Immersed.
'G'IHOM 3H1. NI 331.100 1538 3H1.
nlsPa Isl-II sov
MW“! summer
mouse.
“lbs-fills Postal-Is ts‘lbws.
deepest-semi.
’ John Schauli & Son,
Witnfllllillfllill'fllil
Prices to t-luit All.
Cell and See Them.
mar TILLY.
[mg 3, filJII'illlli
srsnowprspuvdlonlsr
Canned Goods
~np ll rstlIIye low plus with s disease!
Inqusnii teen! rlleilflm' I per spprndw
Fillet Lil‘i'.
lsgsrl‘.ors.licpermn.ersuamc
III 1 nsIIIy‘P- Isia- Werner-n. tesssuile.
Ins use is)“. es» sesos‘llc
In" June Puss. I p re mic-milk:
\hrrowist I’m the per as. ten-nee e
Itsemtish lesson-s. lean-W
«ring it see lac peresn teem-lie
Illnlr‘srn anpkm. lie ewes. teens”:-
“neblseflsy lflhvtsr the. Isiparsmtnostifl
slsou.Itcosress sees-fl m
We tell epseisl soilos toosr
Epicurean Unlined Clams.
Psekedst h lnrb'r. Isles. wenssied Ins so
"It - hammer-d hitters so short mice Also
siee ssro-Iheysrswith vinegsr. it)“ per eso.‘
uni-flu
hudlmnlbcpwesoJesostuc.
Canned Fruits.
Disc Bevrvcs (ep'endid piss) 12x: prr csu.
illselhervire Iflficper an scweee
ms i'oreis sprieou rt: per ass 5 ones 0).
- s liornis Perches a: per can. 5 runs II (Ii
I'silliuwnis tines (loge Plums. nepercso, teens
‘s’rilrnrnis a Home. itcpercsn. 5 csus Sim.
(,‘slrvornis w in cherries as: per esu.
L‘slllomls “mien Pm»- 28c pore-n.
N sgsn Feis White Charles. i7: per ”Autism
Oil-I'll] of all these Goods Warranted
Any not with“ will be Iusde good. We still can-
Iisue toeei
nous 24 CENTS A ”0233.
flilllllfl 8. 888181888.
M0110“ “'19:“..-
WW If the dozier onset nsnag!
Moryflsndosl: m
w. ’L. ooucLAs
$3 SHOE
TLEMEI.
ll'lne Cali. "on? Les-rd Grsln sud Creed-
rnoor W :rpst»
Best "9 I18h.- worm. Enn- lnr his
I: I! t\lr- all \l I I 5110'
“.00 HAND-xi \l LII \t‘li'l‘. "or
83.50 minor \\II I .tlt‘u‘lw anon.
02.50 I'ZX'E‘EH. \ u t I" t \I ' snort.
82.25 .t 6‘: \i n v. ; ~ I V! V's MNIES.
0;: on end ni. hm. 1 -i "not I-Iioll.
int vs.” Mr uiIsnxllmt.
$3 & $2 SHOES Jrllls.
.l. 75 till“? YiIR MISSES.
footy-term! Best Siylel. [test It“
mmuglss. limit.-
fissile-glow Its-st. ansth lsrwslh fil-
REQUIRES
Ill counts
Dosnble
tron .
Ask Your Grocergtflw ll.
ALLISON DID...
Insists-sen.
minnows. on“.
‘1. iv
HUMPHREYS’l
R zone... mum-armour.”
maliéMneIlsbtxstl‘vm fiwmw ”“1;
SPEUIFIOS.
EXPOSITlDll ELililllEICE.
Msny Fair Arguments Heard
in the House.
POUR (‘l'l'llili AWE! Till HONOR.
Ills finnth Opposed its the "dost—ADI.
Orstsrs Urge lips- iiesgrses the Ciel-s
of New York. Chis-gs. West-legion snd
It. Louis to the Mu.
Wssulsorus, Feb. 2|.-—lt wss plsinly sy
psrsnteoousiterths house metthst there W
wsssdxed lutenttouoo thepsrtoisnum-
bsroi southern Democrsts to oppose the
World's isir project becsuss oi the govern-
Ieut spproprlstlou oi 01,500,000 provided
[or in the ssversi bills When the spesksr
susounosd thst the consideration oi the
Worldb isir bill wss the regulsr order Ir.
Csndlsr, oi Issrschueetts. the cbsirmss oi
the committee in chsrgsoi the mstter. msdo
s ststement concerning the siloimsut oi
time ior discussion by the committee. Mr.
lille (res) end Mr. Icllllsn (Tenn) ob-
jected to culling up the bill. Mr. Iiih wss
uotsstisfled with the sllotIsst oi time. its
denuded hull of the time in behsli oi the
opponents oi the bill. A wrsugls ensued.
Ir. Kilgore firs.) luslly rsised the ques-
tion oi conshlerstlon, sud s vote wss tsken,
mulling in l3” yess sud 21 non
llsIoevsts Agreed with the Speaker.
“lo quorum," ssid hir. Kilgore. "The
ehslroverrnlss the point," ssid the spesksr
delibsrstcly. There wss much isnghter st
this remsrk.snd lot the first time in ssversl
weeks the Democrsts did not oppose s redi-
csl ruling msde by the epsskor. 0n the
coutrsry most oi them seemed to be much
plsssed.
Ir. (tswdlsr ArgIes [or the l’nlr.
Ir. Csndler ilnslly succeeded in begin-
ning his speech on the gensrsl iesturcs oi
the project, outlinin? ressous why s isir
should be held. lie defended the sections to
the genersl bills sppropristiug money for s
government exhibit, contending thst the
people should hsve s chsnee to improve
themselves by II study oi su exhibit thst the
government oi the United Sinus could
mske. it we: ciesr thst the istr would bring
into circulstion sn immense smount oi
money. The proposition wss oi ss much
intermt to thesouth. thst might vote sgslust
it. Is it wss to the other sections oi the
country.
Ir. l‘inwsr [or New York.
Ir. Flower (N. Y.) opened the discussion
(or the metropolis. He esid he believed thst
the selection oi New York us the sits tor the
hit mount the greetest possible success in
this uudertsklng. New York would sIume
the responsibility to ilusnoe the isir sud
mks it s success. He dwelt upon theclsim
thst the success oi the isir depended upon
the psrticipstion oi ioreign nstious. sud
slid thst ('hicsgo, 8t. laouissnd Wsshtngtou
could not odor proper isciiities to ioreign
exhibitors becsuse oi their situstlou. Ir.
Flower held up s toiegrsm st this moment
slid snnounced thst Governor Hill had
signed the New York World‘s isir bill.
(Ant-use.)
New lsglssd Opesks tor the Istvspslls.
Ir. Moore (it. ll.) ssid thst s neighborly
issliug impelled the people oi New Englsnd
to support the cisims oi the people oi New
Yak. 0n the Alisntic cosst, he ssid. hsd
been dovsloped the iullest type oi the flower
of our civilisstlon, sud there wss nopisce
whiting for the displsy oi thst lower 8
the city oi New York.
Ir. Covert (N. Y.) clslmed thst in none
oi the competing cities except New York
could be seen the usviss oi the world. He
thought the grestneI oi this country could
be viewed better nowhere else.
Journalist Cummings Ishrs s Ills.
Ir. Cummings W. Y.) ssid thst the isir
should be held in s city commensurate with
the gmstuese oi the undertsking. The selec-
tiouoi ssitewss s vitsl point. The isir
would not he s World‘s isir ti it wee not
heldstths commsrdsl crutcroithscouti-
nest. Be sdvsueed msuy srgumsuts ss to
the eoeeIlbiiity oi new York to sit cisesI.
Eh sweets crested much enthusissm.
lore Row York Isl flesrd.
Ir. Trscy (N. Y.) mid thst New York
ssksd only s ehsrter, sud not s dolisr. lie
dwelt on the feet thst llsw York wu more
sees-ibis to ioreign visitors then wss soy
other site. Iir. Quinn (N. Y.) spoke stlength
oi the besuties oi Row York hsrbor sud the
Hudson river. Ir. Shermsn (N. Y.) mid
thst he thought thst New York weethsbeet
site. but wherever the isir wuheld it would
he the grsndest in history. Ir. IeAdoo
W. J.) ssid thsths wssproud oi St Louis
sndChlcsgo,hutno exposition would ban
succeIunlewitwssseeeIibie tothemsIr-s.
ss it would be st New York. The works oi
gsoiussndsrtwers greeter then those oi
sgricolturo. The people oi the United times
should be sducstrd by something more then
so exhibition or III-mi mum
Chlcsgs’s Voice Islssrl.
Ir. um ails.) spoke in ism oi Chiesgo.
liind thstChiesgowssnesr thsceutsr oi
thou-[ted Btstsn. ltwsssoerrsibletoths
mining regions oi Penusylvsnis end the
gresssgricnirursl beitsoithewesh its
wss wound in site smoug Ameriesn
cities. Hessidthstlitheisirwss held in
low York, ioreigusrs would stop st the gsts
oiths republic sud turn bsck. liitwss
Hdinthewesgthsywouldgo on end sss
tksgrsndopuleuosoithsiutsrior. 'l‘hsstts
st Chiesgo wse resdy.
it would icsvssgrssthois inthstrsuury
sitsr New York hsd finished blunting swsy
roessiorssltesusre. He held thstsvsry
nsll iouoi the stteudsnse st the
lsirwouldbs thst oi foreigners. In con-
elsslcshs ssid thstlitheisir wssheu st
Chk'sgo it would hes memorsbls sud msg-
hideout success
Another Windy (my Gus tired.
Ir. Adsms (ills) lid thst the people at
Chiago hsd s hsbit oi urersdrng’ in whsv
“T Billiil & 1188188
res-u st, ls. rel-ens;
sthheysndwtook. lrrluglsndsudiu
Prunesthscustoonsndtrsditioseoimm
yInmsemtrstsdpoIttieslssdietsllsetusl
“butthshesd eityoithstsstlols; withu
ltw-dilisndthroughosttksu The
ierIsoitheUnltsdiitstI. thsnihe
rsddentsoigrsstcitiss,ksldiuthsirhserh
tied-rinks oi the republic. Ir. Ads-
vestsssroi new It
lasts Ir. thee bur.”
we), sud Iir. Coretta My.) isvorsdl
'sslslsgtss Tskss s lend.
Ir. IoOoIss Md.) isvorsd sneepod
but whenever it wss held it should be
thssblngtou. in the district besriogtht
Isms oi the discoverer oi the confluent—is
the District oi Columbls. sud st tho-s
tiossl espi lie invoked the members
to select higher motive sud brosdet
grouudthsn iocslity. lie sppesied to the
irisorh oi Chicago, How York sud St. Louis
booms together in pesos luff—I nstiousi
ground.
There would be no trouble shoot scoom
modstious; every other house would be
to visitors, sud Beltinme wss with—
in iorty minutes trsvei. kir. Lee We.)
held thst Wsehlngton wss not only the
but the only piece whore the [sir
should be held. if it wsstohs nstlousl. it
we were toluvite the governments oi tor-
nstlons. Wsshington wss the proper
its. Ir. Colemsn‘tla.) wood in isvor oi
thsssieetiou oi Wsshington. losers. Comp
ton sud Btockbridgs ind.) urged Wsshiug-
ion, the lleccs oi Ameriesu iiie. where
there wss no psriisen spirit, es the pope!
piece to hold the exposition
“5:50p. m. the house sdjourusd. The
islr debuts will be continued
SIR JOHN l8 HOPEFUL.
Good First-Class Goods
Bard-Pan Prices.
It is imp e~ibi to I'zslr all "iv-1).“:-
41 Main SL, Norwalk
BANKRUPT
At 4| Itlo Street. Botwsls.
Con be bought st “sit-Price.
Also s iull line oi
8888’ Fuguisliings
launched iiblrte Wsy Down
Un.sur.dr rd sun e irun. air. up
Paul P.) Linen plnrr 7’
Thu-.- psi! at» In”) sfvrbs m 01:
Titre-l pair rum "(In 'vl 25c
Mi UIbve Iss iur ti .5
e
I‘Imo in ma
swim your v '.
jun.
lls ‘I’hlsks Csndds' s Trouble with Uncle
flees Will lie llonorshly Settled.
Ornws, Ont. Feb. 2i —flon. A. 0 Jones.
I. P. ior lisllisx. in the house ssked
whether in view oi negotistions now in
progress between the British minister st
Wsshington sud the United titstes for s
settlement oi the sod other ques—
tiousoi intcrnsl ispute itwssthe intention
oi the (‘susdlsu government to sppoint s
commlIiouer to take pert in the uI-gotistlous
snd wsteh over the interests oi Csnsds.
tlir John Iscdonsld replied that Sir
Julius Psunceiote would he understood.
rspresrut tbcilnperisl government Secre-
tsry Bisine bee shown s desire to bsve ques
tions which have for so long been I source
oi irritation: between the two countries not
tied upon en equrtsbls beds The United
States sdminislrstion sud people oi the re
lie were quite ss anxious to see the
trouble between the two governments settled
us were the people oi Csnsds. lle ielt sure
thst the new trusty would be enacted with-
out sny sscriiice to notionsl honor on either
side.
Jury Bribe-r O'Donnsil's ‘l'risl.
Cmcsuo Feb. 21 —Ar the opening of the
jury bribing use Judge Wstermsu entered
so order scquittiug stsnsugh. The lrisl
oi 0' Donnell wss then resumed. Severn!
witne-es testified to the prisoner‘ s good
chsrscter snd reputation. sud s number oi
others swore thst Hosgisnd the principsl
witne- sgsinst l)‘ Donnell hsd s bud re pu-
tstion end thst they would not believe him
under ostb. O'Donnell then took the stand
sud milled thst be bed never told say one
thst he could corrupt Eddie llosgisnd, nor
gsrs his sum to any one to be summoned
es s juror lie but never oflered Hosglsnd
.l (ll) not shy inducement. nor instructed
him how to suswer questions in order to get
on the jury. O'Donnell :5 cruss-exsminntr‘on
by Stein's Attorney lsoogeneckrr then begun
sud occupied the greater pert of 'he dsy.
The witness' memory proved very detective
when ssked to remember the ststements he
uds III the etste sttorney'e oilice sitsr his
srrest Jo regsrd to the couspirscy.
The Suicide Wss s Murder.
Prmsossuw, K32. Feb. 2i.—Lster do.
vdopmcnts mske it simost certsiu thst the
suicide oi Ire. Jsmes Lsyton wss
s ioul murder. in the room were unmistsk-
sbls trscee oi s struggle. end the note
which wu ionod nesr her is s clumy sud
swkwsrd iorgery. The mstter will be rig-
idly investigated The suspicions point to s
worthless ebsrscter oi the neighborhood,
between who” hsndwritlnz soil the wom-
sn‘s slings-d isnweii note there is s striking
resemblsnoet Hie motive is esid to he s
cover ior su outrsgeous sIsult on his deed
victim
Five Young Girls in Peril.
Cmcsoo. Feb. 2i. —-Fivs young girls,
Gertie tipsrks. Sadie Sports. Maggie Bohsu,
limits Modelers sud Therese Frsnkel sn-
swrred so sdvertisemeut in Louisville, Ky.,
lust Esturdsy sud engaged to fill vsosncies
in s Chiesgo hotel They srrived here end
were token to s vile den st Not lilo South
Clerk street They speedily rssiised thst
they bed been duped sud liter much trouble
Icsped iron: the piece end iniormed the
police. who srrestod line. Haggis Perot.
the keeper. sud Ophelis Brewer. colored.
“housekeeper. In deisult oi “,Wlmil
the women were locked up.
Educ-tors meet 0-esrs.
N" You, Fell 2i.-—Tbe session oi the
Netiousl Educstlon association wss cou-
tinned last evening. P. 1'81de Eliot, of Her-
vsrd reeds psper on “The erstion oi the
Collegessnd tiecoudsry Schloos; How Cso
it Be Strengthenedl” A. 8. Drsper, oi Ai-
bsuy. wss leld president tor the eu-
sulng yesr: J. A. B. Lovett. oi Huntsville
Ah. first vice president; l B. IcBiroy, oi
dilemma, second vice president, sud
L. W. Dsy, oi Clevelsnd. secretsry. The
next snnusl meeting wiilbest Philsdelphis.
cities- 'I'rsln Alter Kelly's lauvcls.
WFeb. ill.-—Georgs French 'l'rsiu b
busy periecting his plans for his proposed
tripsroulld the world, which hsrxpects to
seenmplieh in sixty dsys. starting irom Ts-
eoms, Wssh. lie received s toiegrsm last
night from L P. Rodebsugh, proprietor oi
The Miss Ledger, gusrsuteeing s speeisl
stssnssr sud escort oi cltlsesI from 'l'scoms
t9 the stssrusr A which Issvss Ven-
eonver flsrch it. llr; 'i‘rsin will lesvs lins-
tou lurch 9.
Pets] lining Accident-
Purrssoso. N. Y., Feb. 2L—An seeldsnt
hssjustoecumdstdopeflahlayonmoun-
into, by which Bdwsrd King. s miner. lost
hisliis. sud Dsuuh Wyuse. s connector.
wss bsdly injured The men were going
intothsmius whsusbmel'uoksndesr‘th tell
them. King strained Injurlu iron
which he died slmost immedtstely. Wynse
smsped withs hrohsnlegsnd some severe
cutsshost the seed.
Indlsss's Prehlbttlsn "stilts-
lsmsnrous, Feb. SL—Tus Btsto Pro-
hibition convention ins
BVBMUATS
$8, $10 and $12 UVERE’IUA‘I‘S
I'nll and LXIIIIIliII' 'l‘iIcIII
THE MEDIUM
I lsw )csv rea-vvld s lune ll'vt ~i
Whirh l em g by: In
8881888 81 $6, $8 888 $18
As it wi I be to Your 0m ln‘eresl
Davis
The Tailor,
s‘s-uils \oresuslls.
W. ii. iii". liil ll
i‘ns.n
82 (‘0.
50: e. seem-us
HHJ. 110.!
,0», . . 2:; . ,,/
ii .3 . I
Flfli‘lii 888888 Hflfliii‘.
Plumbing,
steam. and
Gas Fitting
Pin and flier-I iron ll’urli.
STOVES, RANGES.
\NI) 1 li\‘\\ AH I
Immerse given for
team end Hm “I
“Fell! its” RHN‘R
ilrnlim:
iSClfil?
_P_______ATENTED.
Tu: MOST NUT? .iTlOOS Am:
PALATABLE CRACKER OFFERED
TO THE FUBLlC.
mu riseo‘rfirsnrrn
Ito
Will's Our Jam»,
-—BQ§S
c. o. 3063 a son,
NE W LONDON, PUNK.
s
id!-
8888188 Sentinel
firswghwhlssyesasillssflll’
c‘wmufl'1‘888888888 8888- 81888.
mag»...—
BflflTS ANB SllllES
G LOVER & OLSEN’S
SPECIAL/l 11391: 5
Our Smut» K”! quiim.‘ ‘2 (‘0 Shaw Im- Ih» lines! over offered in 80th Norwslli.
Lain-.3 Fro-nth K.Ii Hand BewI-d. LedII-s’ Fro ncil turrurd and «all» Ist prim that
will seiomsh you. '
A full Inw ui LIdI-m'. Children's sud Men's Show that will pay all In examine.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
imiI-r- in the Ilvul "ml Shoo 'l‘rmio.
THE UNIVERSAL S'l‘lllll'.
is naming urn-Iii bimslns In sll kinds of
88818888, Glass, 1111 8881 Kilillflll W888
Bun iu-rfe», [hull New ank cur-l mm kr- mom i r ~Iri rt mrchsees We in utmniu'gm hrsd
qunrvue i- r uI. iii d: oi
1888888888 M 88 P888
The Universal Store
North Main St, South Norwalk.
E. C. K E R R l C A N,
P I L LS B U RY’S
BEST , ‘ T
BEST
BEST @ 8
BEST
BESI:
gggg. Is THE BEST!
Egg} 13nd “rill @ntinuc to be the Best.
388'} "‘8 ill: thing 1 iii ii 8.;
.s‘ iflifiii eno' lilitdll‘ll- -
Egg; @ men! of these World-Renowned liiils. a
gBES’lj p . ,
gggg. Pi LLQ BU RY S BEST
giggi WILL BE THE BEST UMBER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES.
l m:—
BES}: 0TH ER BRANDS °'.§‘.3“§§2i‘i°§§2‘32§2‘3.3‘23£§
BEb l [‘A‘IFORSUTY AND RELIABILITY i'l!.L§B[RY'§ BEST will be kept
BEE; ‘ 1:]: if: {23:19 ruinous ithss been for the post twentyyeam. Without goodbzssd
3%.}. MARRIAGE IS A FAILURE.
BEST BE NOT. fiffifil‘éfii’: ifiiity‘ix'iws'x
BEST $1303. b2? ii): lettgtursmcertfiowd upon you somomotl‘tfm
BEST 08;.» list I3: Incl-2358888: pr 3888ng mpé‘fiafiiiiiié‘ sun oi Ute.
igggg I 8 —n nings~m I 8’
iBEST Irons: W
W BREAD
BEST .i‘fmeW'... -
Egg$ IT is Air oncz THE
w 8 BEST 17;)
3%}. may FLGUII
gfigg‘ THAT CAN BE USED.
BEST FOR SALE BY EVERY mm GROGEB
BEST Orsoouwlllboiitheireusiomsrsiushtuponbsvingthslm.
EILLSBURY’S BEs\T-
EEEBEST.
GROCERIES AND.MEATS
—-—A‘I' m OLD "AND 0'
"1'. none am as soy
SPRIUGWOOD.
._ e
Au. oneness Homeroom" -'
“WANTS"
Norwalk Chronicler