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EL Tucson ‘HAIGUSI‘ «21 1894.

 

 
 

J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.

 

Danette Berni-Drum ,

 

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M 7W DBLICIOUS'

Sparkling and healthiul. Enjoyed by the
whole family. No other root beer ex-
rlct equals Williams' in strength and
purity. One bottle of extract makes 5
gallons. The great temperance drink.

This is noinnly "just as and"
authors, but for brtltr. One

trial will support this claim.

I'lllllll l fulfill, Hartford. CA.

SOLD
EVERYWNERI

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To
Reach

Buyers

Is the cherished plan of all ad—

vertisers. The BEST CLASS of

buyers buy THE SENTINEL,

and it is through their trade

that all

Business
Must

Prosper.

UVERTISEMENT

 

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HIGH cram. NORWALK. 00M

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IN 10.LB. FAILS.
THEY WEIGH ABOUT 1 LB.
EACH.
J DST THE RELIBH FOR HOT
WEATHER.
WANT TO SELL YOU SOME
AT

950. THE PAIL,

Dibble &\
\ Comstock’s

W.H.Meeker&Do.

Bole Agent for

G. 81 .l. R. BULTDN’S
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Plumbing. Storm and Bro-Fitting.

Tin and Sheet iron Work.
Hot Air Heating.

Plans and estimates furnished {or either
not water. steam or hot air heating.
muntrt‘H IMMN Irl'l‘

Huni&leluii

Fish and Vegetable Market

have them delivered every Saturday morning.

Caught of! Norwalk Islands. Leave your orders and

 

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1 PROVIDENCE .. i
not the Other-- Declared That It Wu only
a Drummer-'11 Tells.

“You know, " began the drummer» a
soft and tender smile played over his face,
“I was in St Louis about two yum-sage
and wanted to get a check cashed. Like
any other tool, I went to the bank alone,
though knowing I would have to be iden-
tified. The teller threw the check What
me, and I handed him my card, a lot of
old letters, the strawberry mark on my
left arm. and all that, but it was no go. I
must get some one to identify me, though
I didn't know a soul in all that town. Do
any of you believe in Providence?”

One impulsive lndivdual said he did,
but the others maintained a discreet ei-
lence.

“Well, I went out on the street and
wandered up and down, wondering what
I should do. In the midst of the rush I
caught eight ol a familiar lace, and I soon
had the man by tho arm.

“ ‘Sayl You remember me, don’t you?‘
I asked.

“ ‘No, sir.’

“ “Never saw me before.”

“ ‘Nevor.’

“ ‘But you are incrror. Didn't you used
to live in‘ Elmira, N. Y 9‘

“ ‘I did, sir.’

“ ‘lecd on Cherry atrcctl'

“ ‘Yes, sir.’

" ‘Hod a daughter named Maud.”

“ ‘Sir, who are you?‘

“ ‘Hnd a daughter named Maud. Don‘t
you remember that on a certain occasion
you canto homo and found it young man
sitting up with her and booted him out
doors?’

” ‘Ahl I do mntombcr.’

“ ‘Wcll, I am the booted young man of
the dim past. Come down to the bank
and identify the as Dobbs.’

“ ‘With the greatest of ploasuro.’

“Gentlemen," continued tho drummer
as he heaved n sigh, “it is needless to add
that 1 got my money, and that the old
man had a cocktail with mo.’

“But it was funny you should admit
that ho booted you out of his house,” pro-
tested one of the audience.

“How funny? Iwae there, and I was
booted. Why conceal the fact! He was
the girl’s (other. I don't belong to any
church, but I do seek to be a good man,
and I ask you if the hand of Providence
was not in it? I spark a girl. liar {other
comes home and boots mo. Years elapse,
and just when I want $250 on a check to
get out of St. Louis I run across the boot-
er. and he helps me out. it not I’rovl.
dcnco, what id it?"

" It’s a blmut-d old drummor's ynm."
growhd two or tin-co men in chorus. and
then all men up to drink another lemon-
ade—Dt-tmit Free Press.

I!» (have It ['11.

The difl'vrt-nt idem-z hold by people ui
dili'orunt conditions of lilo nro ntnusingly
illustrated l1 y tht1 unexpected rrsponscs
sometimes l‘l'i‘l‘lVl‘ll by those whose desire
to do good ll‘flilfi thvm to stop across the
boundary lino of wmlth and poverty.

“llow urn your chihln-tt, Mm. lilnnkl"
a churituhlo visitor naked of n tenement
houso moth-1r in New York the other day.

“'l‘ht-y'm nil well, mn'nrn, perfectly
well."

”You ought to be thankful inrthot,
with so much sickness ubout.”

"Yrs, I suppose l ought to be thankful.
but I tell you. utn’nm. when they‘re well
they out on uwiul lot. "

A Host-on lndy WM plodding with n
teatnstcr who kept. bunting ono of his horses
unutorciiully,

“0b, is tin-r11 nny need of whipping him
so? In tit-1111 any 111.111. it?" fillt' Mimi.

“Divil 11 bit, mn'um," replivd thntlriwr
civilly, and with tho nir of it than who
(loos his duty own when it is in thin.
“l’vo liked the critter till l‘m played out,
no it ain't it l1é.,t»11' use. "whlunscy’s Mug
mine.

In the Ago 0! Superficiallty.
Swizzthou wont to know what kind
of looming liohsmu has? Well, you know
there two turn \\ ho study {nuts for tin-m

Scth‘s?
Hrnuoihtw YR".
Swizzlesw .\ndtlu-r1-nr11 uu‘n who study

tho hooks Tlltlfiil mvn writv on tho Irwin?

Silliitltllth'r-Yi‘h‘.

Swizzlce~And tlwn‘tm- nwu who study
those nwn‘a runrmzino nrtirlm nil the
hooks?

Sinnoihr-«(il t'lllll‘i-‘I‘.

S“’l7.'l.li‘h‘"\\'t‘ll. ilohsson this his infor
motion from studying the which reviews
of those tnngnzilm nrtbdrm—Chimp!" TEt't“
ord.

A Iii-lay.

Cit-vortnnw-Now that you nro living in
tho country I thmso you how ffl'hll milk
('Vl‘l'y tiny.

l)rutl1mwry~~\\'«~ didn't this llml‘lllllR.

(‘lwvrtt1t:-~~Why not?

lhuthrmnym'l‘ho trrtiu front towu Wm
WM hour» lntt —-l lit-

Horrible!

ll11—~l hml it 11111 I r drrmnnimut you last
night, 1“th Tinnitus. l woe about to give
you it him when suddenly we worn sopn
ruled by n rlvnr thut urndunlly grow no hit.
as the Rhino.

I‘ho—nAnd wort thorn 1m bridge, no lhillll
~Flit1gondo llluttcr.

llrJrrIt-rl With Morn.

‘ “hut dltl elm piro yr1l”nukr1tl l’lod
ding l'olo

“Him olh‘rvd in
during Mike

“An yo didn‘t grub it."

" "l‘wnn it who of ermp.’
Slur.

uko. " rt-pliod Moon

'-— erhi baton

A (”not bdrm.

“lllngos lime intent/ed ntrunk tlmt’ NRO
ing to bring him a fortune ”

“What in it?”

“Tho lid is on the under side, so that
everything that is posited rtt the bottom
will be on i11p."~—~Chlcago lnlcr Ocean.

Needless Fears. ' '

 

Dinah Elmnye—vl‘iuuty. do paper-11 my 11

moblry do lilrwk plaguewill corms to di-
country.

Aunt Elmnywllnn't you worry 'lmui
dot. honey It wun' t show on on ~\‘m
York \Awkly.

Dreadful.

“BTW is the Monsiott of lots of talk
whorrwr «he gru-

“ltuh 1 d."

“She nlwnys plnye the piano. you know. "
*Detroit Tribune

Going ;..11.. Are Never um.
(ltmtomor—ui round thnt lettuce lull oi
Worms this morning.
0mm Gm~WclL whot do you want
for l cents—«o black brush-4min.

natty Explained.
Hendersot1~Why did they turn Sitin-
m out oi the church?
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Theodore Olsen

~HAB BOUGHT THE——

SHOE STOCK

-09..

arvis Kellogg, oi Norwalk,

~FOR—-

00 [IN THE UUlLAR,

AND .IT lS NOW ON SALE.

The goods are all right, and you will get the benefit.

The goods are having a big sale, and you should call soon

and get the bargains.

 

Fix us in
Your Mind.

No matter how email your want: my
be, see if we can suit you. Whether
you went one dollar’s worth, or more, or
lees, remember that our object in to earn
your good will and keep your patronage.
We deal in

WALL PAPERS.

PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES.
ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
PICTURES FRAMED
lAND UNFRAMED.

Also do general

PAINTING.
' PAPER HANGING

DECORATING BUSINESS.

 

L. H. Decker,

19 Washington St, 80. llorwalk
l_’._8. PltlllllES FRAMED to (Mill

 

WALL PAPERS.

I am selling white back Blanks
from 100. to 200. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
desired.

Gilts are from 150. up, double
ro'l.

l havfibocnfltoldiby a great
many customersjthat my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.

Painters'fizsuppliesfiat lowest
prices.

Painting, Paper-hanging and
Demrating.

E. E. Gorham,

Na. 2 First Avenue,
EAST NORWALK"

liL' Y OF

W. Podmore,

AND SAVE MONEY.

 

 

 

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Extension 'l‘ublee. 571.1111
lliuinut‘halru. ,ur
(,‘onuuou ('lmiro, .10
lived litwker. 31.110
Splint ltm‘kt1r...’-‘u1
)latunxoth Rocker. 52.2.")

High ('imir_antl Table. 11

Clearing Sale

liaby Carriages.
hos. Hammocks, Seats. Screens, lcu t‘rotun
Fri-warn. Hoes, llakosmio. All new utmdn.

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THE CENTRAL

DASH GRUGERY

I 5 NORTH MAIN STREET.

W

I6 Ounces to a Pound
and One Price to All.

EGUNUMYis WEALTH

you may not become wealthy but you
will save money and have the satisfac-
tion of eating the very best bread by
using our Economy Flour.

Our Tone and Colleen are noted for
their purity and delicious liavor, We
sell the very best Article as low as other
dealers ask for inferior goods. As we do
a very extensive trade in Tens and Col-
fees and buy in large quantities, we are
enabled to give useful presents without
extra charge.

 

 

 

P. J. FLYNN,

Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting!

108 WASHINGTON ST.

J. F. Flynn will have personal chargejoi this
department.

Plumbing overhauled and put in tlrat class
sanitary condition.

PDRTER WATER MDTUR

Best in the world. Call and get prices.
mil tf

‘"w1tco~s‘.““

New and second hand

Buggies Phaetons, Carriages”
Canopies Spintlles etc.

Prices to Suit All.

HALL AND SEE THEM.

 

Henrv Tilly

EAST AND: PLEASANT TD TAKE.

Patent Medicines

ATZOUR PRICES.

IN FADT. HARD NUT TD TAKE,

Loxatonikg $1.00
Hood's Sarsaparilla, .60
Ayers‘ Samaparilla, .67
Dana’s Samparilla, .67
Cuticura Resolvent, .70
Scott’s Emulsion, .60
Green‘s Nervura, .70
Stillson‘s Specific for Malaria, .75

Paine’s Celery Compound, .05

Brandreth's Pills, .12
Alcock's Plastcrs, .10
Benson's Cornice Plasters, .12
Castoria, .23
Carter's Pills, .12
Atwood‘s Bitters, .13
Rudam‘s Microbe Killer, qts., '35
Rndam'e Microbe Killer, gal. jam, 2.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .25

Sen. 8. Stillson’s

Drug Store,

ill Washington Street.

 

 

J ACOB M. LAYTON

Fire. lite and Accidentlnsurance.
Dill ESTATE AND HOUSE ADElll

Ocean Steamship Tickets and Sterl-
ing Drafts, Loans Negotiated and
stocks Sold. Mice 5 Railroad Place.
next to Post Oilice, South Norwall ,(lt.
"Nola" Public. Acknowledgments

a an.

i. o.”1n1r1usi

Paper Hangewalciminer,Painter

And dealer in

Will PAPER AND RDRUERS.

lhlorth 111.111 street 93. Norwalh.
sample books nl lull ilnt- inteet 13!:le of
Dunn. "onions and “lit Mord dings"
harm.» rm )1 uiwriion. on notice by postal.
molt Estimates cheerfully elven.

 

DRY GOODS NEWS BRIDGEPORT, (_!ONN., AUGUST 20, 1804

SMITH, MURRAY & GIL,

SUGGESSDRS TD
W. B. HALL S CD.

THE GREAT GUMBINATIUN SALE UF DRY GUUUS.

”This in Miltontdoubtonaot the greatest N‘anlu ever attenuated lniiin month of Alumni I‘eoyln 1111mlmr'itroru for mid met to attend

lhltt grunt “G
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Thin third week will lint! even grcnler valnm. no a great tlt‘Ill of summer «toll in coming to light wl1lrh.wllh our WW "1"" "T Will-

neu has Invented our putting a rice on.
but some citing oil “m1. loony”;

be surprising. This not given an nth-o change 11! each tlormrtrm-nt.

humans Cloak, Suit anti Waist
Department.

in this lie rtment at: are getting some
grand mine to on» in re y-muio wear. and we
are“ led you are availing yourself or them, on
tithing that lyou berth at will save you work
:33 more ml is as com on nrlvertim mom. on
we can get
a. hurry Pol

‘13.; for those cool cranium.

Ono ml Cloth 011 t' W. Ii. Hall do to n
, om-

”HELPS lttlan 1183.51.11 Cloth turd Sill: Capes. W.

R. Hall to Co.‘ a price $6.00 to 820.00: our price

ll.)

itml 1111111111811": in "look. Blue 11ml Tan.
W. 1t. alih 10.00% price million: price 81.150.
It unite. the remand Io received
another Maolign.w. 8. Hall a Cola price

ii I
The ”and no Barge hollow. B. Hall A:
Cong museum: our price $2.03. Large rim

0“
“a Wattle.
351%? 1.1111 .111 we.

you do not to

t such ililnfohn
low on with a the

ow values 0

sold by W.B.
IA! Ind Outlaw

7 119.1 99.1.
111%! n. Hallow.» gijrvmémwm

Meta b.3111: Madr- i and Velma"
t within a
gig“ wl ill man than 11mm."

iiult toot: ignore.
cumin hm 3.11m:
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‘Anron (linghaute. W. ii. Hall at Coin prite
tour prin- o

lid-inch French 1 ‘nmhrire, W. ii llnll dz
Co. e price lilo: our prlrel2l-6r1.;oVor lm tilllr1r~
out at) In to choose from
Tflantiopun Hniilnrz. W. ll. Hall It (filo 11 price

‘rmrpri

[lull 111111111”... w 11 unto (70.91 prit-o 11.1.-
onr pr rte

flitirtlnul’rims. W ll. Hall or ('.‘o a price
niilziu :our primat-

rrincrm Uutkfloitlng.w. H. Hull tic (30.11
111-1111121411: our price“:

Lawns. handsome st lm.W. ii. lialldr ( o. '19
price] nzonr pric on ’Tim

Dream lonhams, W Hall do 0.11 s prior,1
Menu 1150.. our price Dixie.

Drm (ilnuhamsflv. h. llail do (30311 mire
lilo: our price lilo

Anderson (Hepburn-1. W ll, Hall'dr (lode
pritoilm; our trio-sine.

Printed ( ‘-ool Air llmrnn. W. B. "All .11 Cole
mammal-{1111mm

Remnant") Wash 5 on center table

Good
and marked in lain ii men with a o 1 cut
in W. ll. Hall open: ‘11 pgrloeo. m

Domestic Departmentm

The contention are mm
o and preparing (or MT“ and winter it
11;“. wine plon: you can save money byd
Oatvgmm Dinner. W. 3. 1mm Co.‘ I price 1911,;

“turkey Red gamut. warrior 5. Oa‘InimOo.

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doi’nu b01135

This will hi1 brought forward now and great valuoa will ho oiiorwl nil thin week. Every counter
partmeut man I11 Mrlvlmr to host tlmotlmr. and with thin lllml or oniiomlmtn about. the «turn wines will

Donut Fluuucl. W. B. lloll N't'o. '11 price. Kc.
our price 1'10

lntllnl.ii1r1n.w. ll. Hall tit ('o. 11 price. the. .,
our 111111..

Ethhmidored Flannel». W. 111111.11 d1: Cole
prim flora: our price 412191.

Embmldom Dimmers. W. ll “all ("w 00:11
price I (to; nor prim-.7

Tow» 11,W. ii. Halm'l dc (3113s price locum
pru

Tunisia, W ll. llallhilo. 11 price 1215c.- our
r on
”Towel.“ W. ii. Hall 550'!» 11 price We: our

rim
D MD. ”it ilnil re (‘o’n price 250; our

Towels,“
priceli

'l‘nwel11.W. ll. Ilall dc Co.» mice m:- . our
price 24c.

Towels. W. B. llallh 1 o. 11 price We ont-
priroir'lvoo.

Black Dress Goods Department.

What more desirable color to he found
ihnnhlar-k. Most anyone can wear It. and
“"'".."1;'"1"1£i‘1f’ "l”‘l‘li" li'”"§i..‘."‘“
now a i on”. 0 ow rep

40-inch millagiriottn. Wdl. “all h 003

am!
urgently? gilt ”my“ Henrietta. ywrd 3.11:"

our ice]. to a
Pr :1 '11 Silk “ivoryvflenrletm.”‘ 8 Hall
lb Go‘s tie a UV’
Tallinn Warp ‘lmmn' mum
"£1W“ww;d Tl. J1 00.: wise no:
a: a yard

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