Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 30, 1894 · page 8

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SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEh. THURSDAY. AUGUST 30. 1894;

 

 

Elfin on THE ElSTSIDE

laws are eossrr or rm: 1... rs
user sonwrrr.

 

 

Little lunch. Beers Pitches out of a
Bound Star: Window at her Home on
We Avenue-the Yacht “Blval” off
In the manor lventv.

“knobs Beers, the fonr-yeer-old
daughter of Mr. and Mu. Arthur Beers,
was lining on a u'ndow ledge in the
set ind may of their home on Cottage
avenue, th's mom'ng. She prfsu 1 too
hard age’rat the shutters and they flew
open, caI'~"'3*‘Ie cl‘l'd I) pitch out of
the w 'udOw h the ground. She wr'r car-
‘rh .1 into the horse, PM Dr. F. 13. Baker
eJmmom l. The 'ittle girl had a broken
ankle and received numerous pa'v-l'ul in.
ju'ir 7, but none of them of a very r 31love
Chanel 3r.

Fur. J. O. Bodl'r and R37. F. Peter-
son preached no r:ce"ent sermons in
theSw ‘ir‘i Congregationr‘ church, Riv-
ezside averue, hst evening. ’Ineprstor,
Rev. 0. I’vdegren rss‘shi at the ser-
yfea. Next Sunday n'ght a farewe“ ser-
slui'i honor oTE .I- t1"..en, a mem-
ber of the chr ch end young 1Lople’s
socie ;, will be held. He II" 1w: next
wee: for Chi“ go, ‘) en |' Ihe Chicrgo
'Innloo'a ‘ *:r'-r _- for a more or
e.rdy for v'Ie mil 's.,,'.

'Ino yacht “1?"...1" st" d for New
Haven, We mor. ' 1, ‘ vr'rter Ive rat! 1
for I ‘J; or Dry. 'lue lo"ow’1g Eret Nor
we": I Ip‘e were on hard: Crpmin
B'ctm'd I' ldy, Cnp‘ 'I Charles Day,
Ar"rr‘ r d l'rrl Carr s‘d G. Irge
Robe r, who compr':e "re crew. It
is thosjhtthe en mar, ll. F. Dickerson,
Ind oneor twogJ e"l l r on board
during the race.

The inlficr of the slorrat 10? Wash-
ivv n s a"! ' zr‘u lndodrer-
o - n le rudy for occupr'rcy by S.
Spi. ). Afi'firt of on idosl“ .hrIl ea
or. . . lat flier-enrolthebu”ding,rtlord-
loge varr 11-: m rof raiCn ' v: the
110:: abore,ul:ich u ' l3 oceo‘rlby
Mr. Sp'o and l"; ’r- 1,11,” l
fitted up I'orI rat po ,n.‘ e.

It ’91 ‘ l a“ To ' llccle', the
we'll r. r: d o). .‘ .:
n. 7, row ' ,"r ‘." L on :‘orml
Orcl' I ., . ‘n~');.,in n’ ei'rr' :
on I". ': i\\\ l‘ , or g: I h‘; r'.,_.
l't‘ '( ' 3' f... , ,' f “I01 2
of ' "- ," ' ~ . l. ’lrro c‘ ~ ~
vo'Lrle.l 'r rv‘r"

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'lne'org syn nerI on for Ihopu~
pi'sofare F {‘10 w ‘: 11.10' 0 school
w' cone in I ed re..'l.' div, when
he I“ " 'm l -U- I. r' ‘ "'e K"!
have 1. 'r (Wyn; l, " s so rool hr" " f;

aId-co ‘l"vob.»up.rt‘r " ,1 Id
eve, " U'II 'I’rvrr-I'It"f;v1"ir”
departments

Tne mou' 5: mt - "go? I’e lr . d of

hu‘ .b'e. 1‘0 o l‘ . ‘1 \ 8
p'" :l W" ' J‘ r“ ;I . II. is r _~
pr t. . "c pm; lie (I rd other
ma . 'c “0'"1'oo'7‘i:
ch: .‘ru 1v up 'H‘I . lv .31.
CL,‘ l' 1,7,0 h'. lit-"l Mod: ll-
p’e 3' ‘ u l; or 0‘1““ " r,
. b.2dge. Y ' J" 'l""l v e on I.-
i'“; 1.; l'lt,” Mme AC... . .l’ -V‘ :' 'i'h .l‘
D'e,:‘d't\ '2 “He. II

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l ‘ P- Jr . ll " (I: IN
home on ’r II :In ‘ u , Ill l . o." ,
'Iho'r' " g, -‘ v I -0 do' .
Io Jo" for '- o.

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80a '1 ,« , mm} I» r ;:- Id
“at LI'W I'M}? .l “I ' ll \t' . ill
the yacht "lie " \ l u I ”ll“ at

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to y of MI; . I My. r Id rwuv mom.
b.’. or’ - o (“Ir'y on D ‘b j F‘ltl
ollu p‘r : T" "It.

J. J. l‘ .' ' r. o, ‘III "in Iowrr
I. m V ." ‘. m we In low i do»
w: . holler _ 4' or Pyri-
aide areure. U. T. l. or'ud, or No:
Itali,‘ an 'll 4..

“.r "d3” .J. A. l.‘ “'l..'l"lV91-l-
tr and {mmam l‘s \' 1: co» 'gf. ends
in F st Nore.":—~.\"’ m VenKr-m ls
‘ I :"I " "I" "'1 F ,Nm.

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( .., e Ilmve' unmet: ad work on
that. treat Y "Sr ‘Il .l; 'l’e pro-
; lnewbullding, wl‘oh- ljc‘w l're
H'verddetrv'iononl‘rel *t.

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o..re.:dEflr-rmamgtl-elmslde
mat Irru Wu. 1: 9’ 3'] r‘luv
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C. H. Ais'horpe, who is en rfiaalo
worker ‘ 'l we :1, :s getting out some very
pre'..y men‘ ‘1 pie: I for We new house.

 

Mrs. Bower and cb‘ldren, of New He-
ven,a"e thegr- . ,olClw-l- ICsr .na'n,
Second avenue.

The Republic“ I are sung, cum 1 for
Friday night, her been pom, )nr 1‘ I'util
Monday ever leg.

0. V. Arnold, the East Side prin‘rr,
whose home is in Winnlpar“, is out
after-a week’sillnr'r.

 

Temperature For Ferns.

It is certain that ferns will do bet
ter atalltimes in a room in which
there is only a fire occasionally than
in one where it is kept alight daily.
The reason for this is not difficult to
understand. When a fire is kept up,
the air is too dry, and as a conse-
quence the fronds shrivol up and
die away. Most ferns like a moist
air—«indeed, it is natural to them.
We need .not be surprised, then, if
they look unhappy in the dry air of
constantly heated rooms, All the
ferns that it isusual to attempt to
cultivate in such places only require
tobekept free from frost. It is a
mistake altogether to suppose that
they will be lmrrefited by being kept
warm by the aid of a. fire. They
will do much better in a room in
which there is only an occasional one
made.

Such ferns as the common maiden-
hair Pteris erotica and Asplcnium
flaccidum keep in good condition for
several years in rooms in which there
is not a regular fire. The only im-
portant pornt about their treatment is
the water supply. Care should be
taken not to give theplants too much
water, especially during the Winter.
Those who have ferns to keep
through the winter in rooms should
try the plan of keeping them cool,
without allowing the frost to reach.
and to keep the roots from getting
too much moistum-Cottage Gar
dening.

 

Mica as an Ornament.

A unique, departure in ornamental
art is chronicled inn. Munich paper
by M. Nam-st, In which mica plays a
prominent part as a material or ad.
junct. Mica boing white, more or
loss trmrspurcnt and having II gloss
similar to silvor. rt «Tom not cover
suliioiontly and moods ground, so that,
if a sih‘or gloss is drsirorl. tho ground
is to bo lard in with clear white dis-
tomporoolor. Act-r ruling to M. Nnucst,
a line rosult is insured aftor tho dis-
tompor color is dry to huvo it glazed
over with liquid mica. reduood by on
per cent wutor or rnoro, using a soft
oumol‘s hair brush, and if one cont
(loos not suflir'o it may bo ropoutod.

Uri tho Inir'u ('out booorning dry,
ornurnonts may be put on. nnd if It
uppours too light spotting may be
stoncilod on. If othor than Ivlritosil»
yor gmunds aro dosin-d, distonrpor
colors ow to bo added in small quan-
titios to tho liquid mica us furnishul
by tho doulors, mixod u'oll on tho pul
otlo and thou n-duomlby\vutor‘ rondy
for tho brush. “no or two coatings
:Iro thou gin-n to tho ground, and it
tho liquid mica isusod oolorod tlIo
ground is to bo ooloI'od to Instr-h. A
fI'I'I-zo grounddono in ollvo and point
odovoru'rtlr urn-olorwl liquid mlorr
oxlribits ll \‘or‘y satisfactory gray ool
urod glossy sIrI'l’noo, and n frieze
ground dono in winorod and glzrzml
In 1mm colored with ohronro orange
shows :I lino rod gloss.

Sterlumhlng.

A sum-ossl'ul Inollrod has for sou".
time put boon in vouuo In (ll-I'nnmy
for inlrmluorng carbon into ll. lrrollorr
Inolrrl bulb. This isnooomplislrod by
mixing pulvvrm-d :LnIln‘In-ito and
luno moor togollror‘ nlul forming tllo
muss Into broom-llosundorproot pros—
suro. tin-so brirprollos bolng tlron
brought Intooonlnot \villr Ibo Inolton
mom], in this only oxrn'lly the do
sirod proportion of oru‘bon for tho
formation of stud of various lonrpors
and qualitios Will bo imprrrh-d to tho
oonvor‘tor. 'I‘lus nII-thod of roourlmn
fixing m thloll to cost only about on"
sixth Ilml ol' Ibo lorro rnnngunom‘
plan, but tho lnosl, nnporlnnt rulvurr
tngo oluirnod is tho m'I-utor‘ mommy
and urulonmly with \vluoh any to
quirod qlmlilynl" stool may lu- pro
(brood. ranging all tho way from tho
hank-st, to tho wry toughmt sorts. II
is assumml that rails mmlo uommh‘ng

at to 40 yours. Now York Hun.

Why "a Wore l‘mtolru.

A mun \villr orutvhos and a badly
brokon up upponrunm- out, on u. loungu
mun uptown lrolol and lulkod to II
group of Iroqualnlnm'os.

“You nuryirrlkrrlmul your hunt
lying oxwrioru-os.“ ho sold, “but
awhilo "go. who“ lwas out worst, I
was mvnkonod from a sound sleep in
tho middln of tho night by tho ory
of firo. ljumpwl up and found my
room full of smoko, l ruslml to tho
window. lrmkod out and saw that
the hon-l was one mass of llmnos.
Then I climbed up on the window
sill. shared my eyes and jumped."
"Aral," broke in a sympathetic by-
stander, “that is why you carry
these (notches, I summer"

"no, not exactly. Ishpped on a
from pool the other day. That

night m was on the ground
leash-m Mae-s.
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Une Onrlonl Holiday Custom.
A curious instance of holiday inter-
change of greeting was spoken of re.
cently. Two women had been in the

mas cards, although there was little
other correspondence. Finally one
woman died. The next Christmas the
survivor, feeling very sorry for the
widower bereft of her friend, sent
him a card, although their acquaint
arms was of the slightest. The next
year he sent one too. Now, each
Christmas one comes from him, and
one goes to him, Without any word

He is an old man, and when the card
ceases to come it will be known that
he is dead. Not till then probably
will the custom die out. —Pittsburg
Dispatch. _

The Maorla.

A writer in a magazine speaks high-
ly in praise of the Maoris. The wom-
en, he says, are a potent factor in is-
land life and must not be forgotten.
Liquid dark eyes, soft voices, affec-
tionate and merry dispositions, light
brown skins of ivory suroothncmand
gmoefulnoss in every movement are
their most striking characteristics.
The men and women are graceful,
probably because of the prevalence
of dancing and bathing.

Took Him Up.

“Thom was n man came in here the
other day,“ thoughtfully remarked
the elevator man as he slammed the
door to in the face of the man who
was in a hurry, “who wanted to bet
$500 to $50 on the big game—41nd I
took him up.”——Kansas City Times.

You cannot say that you have tried
everything for your rheumatism, until
you have taken Ayers Y‘s. Hundreds
have been or . lo.“ Ii " I-an'm'ut by the
use of .. l' ‘. L'OIle. "hey were nd~
Knitted on exhibition at the We; ld‘s Farr,
'r r a slanderd carbonic.

 

limits l0 Contractors
GRADING.

Sealed mono-ale for r. so or: \thhi one:
boom-mun or'ruorruev Id live: :3 Mom." lm
rev-"red M Ibo olllm of the HI!‘ \l l‘on‘m
Flo Ior.‘ ornry luII'dinu. ll‘ll lfin'r‘lock p. In.,
ol‘Ihe on «luv u“ firpIuIler. let "I. \IhII‘Il
hon: the bid-s m'l be prrb"uly "(fluid and
root .

En -h mm :‘o‘ shall be slowed by the bidder
and nor ununmo'l by n r . d1 I l'rltl‘ri for fl’ly
IlollIII's if (b v ‘I)l\‘|ll.‘l lino ( ..v of F tullr Nor—
wulk, mndi mud 'or too eiwul'on of Ilrc
contrn'l \\‘lll"n Ibo limo spu-illed In "Ila
olllr'o, In (‘roo the bid bo P”(‘I',I

'llIoIIghI l-nlu-"wru‘x or II ' lmlsis :c 9."-
od. Il’ II 'llltll {mm-1n; mm loo NW.

The ETIL.llt*t'l“I osvum. ml‘ the “Mk Is as
[o‘hIIv \ /.'

tf‘H-ublr' yards wok ov'urvut'o'

Ll Ir'rrblr _\ Ir. on 11-. hi) loo,
AIornge llMlI-‘ if.
'llIr-qunnlr I. woln‘ on ~l-lrrc‘ds~o ‘I'

annrminmn- ‘l h .‘omm‘: vl'v‘rll'1M-‘IV'lrI- 'l\'|’*l
Inr- right of lrnrmxlnr or .‘ iriursnind IlIo
.wmor may bodrounvr n. l t ~- uy by Ilre, on~
ginl *I'.

’l‘hem‘opnsnlsrm'sl ho made n «.n ll'Hllk‘t
l‘ul'v‘mod Irv tho 1- In lll‘ I, und l' ‘ propo- Ils
“Ill how l'lelr".ul IN 1' onus .“l’ Mr or" not
In IIllI'w-pevh In I'ohivv‘znl' u.‘lr ll*'~ moth-.-

. '. I'. BRIGGS,
S" I .I.III‘ .‘nlII‘Z‘,

‘FOR SALE.)

Byn .‘or of the I' 'I
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r rnslallr'r of bomb .1 in.» nllll "duo‘s, l'q'vo. .r
In bulk, Hll')Wl l r-, o’m‘s. eh .
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obtained of Serum-l ('. Ireland.
J! “M 'l‘. lll'ol""'. '1.

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Y NOTICE.

’l‘lil‘llogulvolt-rho! the Eml No walk h‘lro
Illstrll‘l Marlo-lolly l' d'llod and uni-nod
llml II pr‘lul lllt‘l'llllt’. of FM" \IIll'lH
will be bold III llunIInd'rI ”ll”. Vim’liuodl,
nvomru. East Nol'wnlk, on Frlrh- ‘..\‘1llll~l.lll\l.
WW. llt H o‘vlovk p. m.. for liu' sorrow of lay-
I'IK II tax for Ilmoxponsm of tho erlI‘t and
ll‘ dc Illlt'll odvlmhlo, I'» elm-rt llzu Immnl‘...»
I') borrow, not loot: 'le Ibroo humlvml Illlll'tl‘M
on Ibo cu Ill. of Ilro dl-lrlot lor lnnnvdl m
floods.
lly ordor of lib-«rm ('on‘vnlrfr -.
Mdll‘illr’lhlr II. 'I ll LEN,
.l. H’l‘llltlllfirl ll.-\Ml.\l.l.,
“IIIHFZIIT Ill. lflllmlt’l‘.
Elm NorwalkJ on... Airgun * :II. Ilium
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habit of sending each other Chflst-'

of greeting or thanks between them. eel

 

 

Highest ofall in Leavcning Power.-~Lstest U. s. Gov't Report

Baking

.2! Boulder

WWII DUES

Not one complaint has ever been made
by those using Ayer‘s Sarsaparilla ac-
cording to directions. Furthermore, we
have yet to learn of a case in which it
has failed to afford benefit. 80 say bun:
dreds of druggiets allover the country.
E's cured others, will cure you.

Taylor a: Goldenw
Real Estate and Insurance.

WASHINGTON STREET-

l’ersons Zookln fora lot or house and 10:,
with the view 0 purchasn ,are Invited to
call and examine our list. 6 have them for
e In every part of the city at reasonable
prices and on easv terms. “26 tf

 

 

 

I

_ WANTED.

AT once, 0 good still but trimmers. sis» lv
work. good prices. Apply to W. .l.
ROBEWI‘SOS, Manager, Korth Bros. a: (10321
is ~t 111,: 93 Green street, Chlcsgo, Ill. r‘J 1w

 

 

(‘OMPETF‘N’I‘ ulrl as nurse. Applv to
MKS. hf. DEF. LCCKWUOI).3Eaet Wr‘l

street. Norwalk. az‘s 3t

 

YOUhG lady desires hoard. Private furn-
lly preferred. Address “8," Sssr‘rssr.
ofl‘lce. unfillw

 

CLEANlNH and dyeing establishment. No. 4
Raymond street. Corner South Main
streot. on llne of electric care. South Nor-
walk. Conn. We respectful! ' announce to the
citizens of South Norwalk, Norwalk and vIcln-
lty that We estuhllshod ourselves In your
midst. In the dyeing and cleaning business.
and are now prepared to do all kinds of clean-
lng and dyvlng In the very best style and man»
ner. Ladles' suits, dresses, either made up or
a mrt, cloaks, capes. lnfante‘capes h s.elc.,
r bone. fringes, piano, organ. billlard covers.
mufflers. scarfs. tles, kid gloves, kld shoes,
also feathers cleaned and curled. Gentleman’s
garmentsdyed or cleaned and pressed in the
best manner. 0. BU'I'I‘ERFASS. mill tt’
__

T0 rm.

‘1 VIC rooms. No. l llsnford Place. rent 81':

third floor. 70 South Main street, rent 53;

six rooms cornor North Main and Ann streets,
1‘! .1 $15. Apply to E. A. WOUUVVARD.

 

 

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l‘l \T VII. A" , -n~
‘ vs. ‘on : out Sin ._ 1‘ ll‘ ‘I o' lrowo
5 .- ll .- :;~ {v.1 'll .»" r

of honw. :7. A' v- v \\. YOUNIIS, hl' 'lx‘~
or d Mun II. I :t ., r. «r.

I I'll I‘I our H' p: rm n‘ -. mu Ind llom‘, I’ not.
run Sill. own I. .5.» l‘» belt b’ov... lla‘r.
l ‘ .

In .,, b: ll’.‘l and r" ' ., " III I'm
one of I re 0L1) Wt .L ()lljr‘ l (.l., 3-:
W1: ' nr—drr t. "

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IIUL'SE of seven rr nrr. honor-Jute hot
and cold wa‘ Apva I > ’1‘.\‘ r .P, d-
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‘EI‘OSII floor and Mln‘, nloolv llnisnod
5 N0. 1, Franklin slim-t, nonr mrnor n.
\lVest >Il't‘t'l. llol undrold \vm ~r: e-Irmonu'y
wash tulw. or a “fly dosirnblo‘ lzmuiroyn (he
I curl-ms. millionth. S.Li.hlr.l.l.\l.\.\.
agLTIlw

HE up 1‘ pm. of homo .\'o. _:‘r’. (narwl
street. Norm‘k. l’osw-ulon Iui'm'lm'_
lnvuiro of EDWARD STREET. KM». ..

W‘s in

air.
(la/.eno, .iulldlng.

F1"! SALE.

FINE tun sonIPll I'nnopv ton (‘nrl‘lm'm 1‘“ t

SH l, \IIll ho sold INI‘ $1. I. inn-I l‘l“
III oI'on pul‘liru'nr. low born In-II'II p 'm l.
(1m ho soon at lll'l.\l(\' 'l‘lLl.‘r":wrurlnu_o far-
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A uVr-uuo-.Norwulk: house ooul'tlns t‘vL’hl
roounm ily water; lot thII. 'I test, in first I‘lfll‘s
mulor. :‘E‘llllllllrt'flle lot. ND. -‘"l Frltnllllll
uvoImo, nonr my nor ol Muplo strool: vory do
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" EXCURSION TOl
BUFFALO Blll’S WILD WEST,

labor Day, + Sept. 3d.

Steamer City of Albany.

Leaves South Norwalk, 9:30 a. m.

IIBKEIS, mm“ sill liltirsomllnnr mp. SIM.

leaves Wild West, 6:15 . m.- East

sen: monpmn.

desire
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BRIDGIPOB'I' KIWI.

MEIGS & 00.

 

 

$9.50 suit.

There never was a time or place when
good Clothing could be bought at such
low prices as at our store during our
great opportunity sale.

We must reduce our stock before in-
ventory and have made prices so low
that big sales must come.

Our wonderful offer of Men's $15.00,
$13.50, $11.50 and $10.00 Bulls at one
grand :choice. $9.50, has made lots of
talk. Well it may, for in someinstanccs
you are hardly paying for the bare cloth
uncut. Three big counters full of Suite
to chocse'from, $5 00 to $14 75.

 

MEIGS do 00.

321’ Mala Corner Bank Streets, Bridgeport.

 

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Week Commencing

MONDAY. AUG. 27

Engagement of the largest and most com-
Ilete company ever organized to play at lupu-

arpr ces, RICE’S

GRAND OPERA Honsr

Stock Company.
35 Artists, combined with

The magnificentlrlfelhmrd Military Band.
cornmeal of 18 Plrked )lzrs'oians.

The marohless Marnie Band Orchestra. 12
Solo Artists.

TONIHH 1’.

Back Among Ihe Old Folks

(‘lrmmo of p‘ny my!
nightly.

l’r'lm - 10. til and lil‘:.

Helm fortlrosnllroongogomonlopen 'lhm .
dynamo wr *; m Grr-uon's, Norwslk, mm
l‘.: ~~1Il>,>ou.n Nonmlk.

mr-‘osl Io rrlorle

H-.I
Hoyt’s Opera House

SATURDII‘I. SEPT. I.

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WM. BARRY. IN
The Rising Generation

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brlum Illll'll .ru- n .d own-r sw‘r‘llllllt“
'lll'kv-h {IR-u:u‘prvrlr.,.ho__1',

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it. can; pinpoint”;

NEW JERSEY PEACHES

JI' pre ~1'r‘\ IILIJ. IIIHkols I'llh lu- [l’tll'l‘l 'l llllt'lll
II “III no oomwul “iron drum-i, Inn of

l' IrLan'. l'.'II.-por'll\‘o lnnolx or” do we“ m
Ir Ivo 'io-Ir or low, For lrlllI-I‘ IoI'... .I‘”'I'nv
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IIII II‘

Sometimes thoughts come to us more
rapidly than our pen can place them on .
paper; other times they don’t; this is one I
of the other times. So this week will be
just the same as the last four weeks hav
been, a genuine

BARGAIN WEEK

only we make the goods speak for them
selves, instead of us doing the talking,
SEE?

”mo-w—

Wrillng Paper, Illc box, worth
250; by the pound 29c.

Envelopes. Sc pack.

W

Gent’s Handkerchiefs, ma, 5,
6 M and lllc each; worth
double.

ladios’ lisle Thread Slaves, black
and colors, value 25c,‘ In
close lie.

‘0..—

ladles' 50c Corsets, 390.
Misses’ 50:: Corsets. 330.

W

Canton'llannel worth IBelloI 9r:

———...—_—.

Special Values on Cups, Saucers,
Plates. Glass Ware and Win-
lIllW Screens in Kitchen is ,
panmenl. ‘

———+or——

SllllTH NllllWlllK
Boston

Store,

83 Washington St. .
South Norwalk. A

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DISINFECT

YOUR
HoUSE.

And save sickness.

I

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\ou can buy drsrn- i
fectnrte of all varieties ut roarsonahle

prrcos of ;

Hale,Thellruggisl

 

 

 

 

A“ LA

prion was just than same.”

goods, ospooiollv on fz‘m'y Cake.

preciuted by “H: people. We do
best selected stock of groceries in
faction in your dealings with us.

mirers. Why not?

Chas. E.
LEADING
TElEPIlIlllE Sill. Iii.

Wm...w

DY

“I got out of Codes and had to got some elsewhere, but it
was so Inferior to what I get here that I could not use it, and the

We have mo mum compliments every day. Not alone
our (.lofl‘eos, (which are the par of excellence) but on all other

m

MD:

I

on

s xmrl Crackers, Smoked Beef,

‘ Tons, Butter, Chou-.1), Olives and Olive Oil and the Angelus
Flour, "the beat in the world." We have the confidence in our
well kept ShUCk to brmovo that those compliments are well deserv.
ed and that the policy of, not how cheap but how good is ap—

kcep the freshest, purest and
this city, and guarantee satis-

'l'he Ferris trams and Boneless Bacon have numerous ad—

 

Seymour,

GROCER,
33 wrsumuou sum.

 

Fresh I’an; Lens of Lamb, 12W; Lam
and Loin, lbc; V. .. (Jutlut. Illa. We do exactly

th address «I ‘ butchers who sell
grime!” fooled h‘r advertisements th

 

‘ m low does In ll roe don'tgneen nasal: csplint fhpv an}; up ltl 31m!!!)
are on rs . 1 years we ave sin e neon so e we c on . -
pit. Ratio. 1005 in great verlety. fresh every day.

THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
' E. J. WADHAMS. Pronrletor.

SMASH! SMISHI, STILL ANOTHER CUT.

h Chops. lllh and Lola. lfllfic'

Veal Chops. lllh
M we Mlvertlse: no colored

nentleman can.

sealed In the fuel. We mt the best meets money will bop. We offer ten dollars apiece reward
(actually Mental qua ltynf bo-ef as We do at less price!-
I!

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