some..- counts“ ”EVENING .sEIiirINEL. FRIDAY. AUGUST 31. "1894. ‘
l ,
3
, in PAPERS.
, Iamsellingwhite back Blanks
from 10c. to 20¢. 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 15c. up, double
roll.
I have been told by a great
many~bustomers that 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’ supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and,
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
tin. 2 First Avenue.
EAST NORWALKé
EDDY AID PLEIDMTT TD TAKE.
Patent Medicines
A'l' OUR PRICES.
II FIDT. HIDD MDT TD TAKE,
losaton 31.00
Hood’s Saran 'lla, .
A en’ Samparilla, .67
Dana's Saranparllla, .67
Cuticura Rewlvent, .70
Scott's Emulsion, .60
's Nervnra, .70
Stillson's Specific for Malaria, .75
Palne's Cele Corn pound, .65
Brandretb's ’ills, .12
Alcoclr’s Planners. .10
Benson's Cornice Plaster», .12
Castoris. .23
Carter’s Pills, .12
Atwood's IliltI-rs, .iil
Badnrn’s Microbe Killer, urn. , £75
Radam’s Microbe Killer, gal. jam, 2.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .25
lien. ll. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
82 Washington Street.
Fix us in
Your Mind.
No matter how smell your wants may
be, see if we can suit you. Whether
you want one dollar’s worth, or more, or
lose, remember that our object is to earn
your good will and keep your patronage.
We deal in
WALL PAPERS.
PAIIITEllS' SUPPLIES.
ADIISTS’ MATERIALS.
PICTURES FRAMED
IIIID UIIFBAMED.
Also do general
riiurinc.
PM’EB ”HANGING
DECORATING BUSINESS.
L. H. Decker,
1! Washington St, to. llorwaltr
P. 8. PliiTliiIES FRAMED to lilillEii
JACOB M. LAYTON
fire. lite and Accident Insurance,
Ilfll ESTATE Mill illlllSE iliEltI
Ocea- Whip 'I'ickeis and liter!-
~ i. has Negotiated and
“I lie] (lilac 5 Railroad Place.
curators hull: iiorwsl Ci.
5?“?! runs? Acknowledging-tr
WAGONS.
”:31!de
m, moon, Carriages‘
tam. Spindles. air.
Prices to Suit All.
mun-arm
Henry Tilly.
c. r. saunter:
DENTIST.
Painless Extracting still Gael
litalized ill or Cocaine. lilo
Extra Charge. 1
Sets of Teeth. $5 to $l0
Oiilce hours, from 8 a. match p in.
a preparation in till-
Dr. Boutwell is ”mi.
it which renders t e operation as nearly
firhlsss as possible without injury to the
LAUDER’S BLOCK.
4 to. Main St, to. llorwailr.
unit [In
m
WHEN insuring your life be sure that you
' get a plain and dellnite contrast. Dr
not allow yourself to be deluded by ostiluatea
Do not be misled by named—Tontines Bomb
Tontines. Distribution Plans, Conso 9. etc..
however skillfully disguised. all mean some-
thingindeilnite and uncertain. Twenty. tif-
teen. ten years has long time to wait to find
out what you have got. Many chan so will
happenin that time. Better know w at you
are pa dog for when you start. All scheme
where y some are to gain what others loss are
alluring and delusive. and upon this basir
’i‘ontine and Distribution Estimates are made.
nits possibly you may be one of the losers.
"number that the Connecticut General
Llfe Insurance Co. In entitled to your first
consideration since tholds a foremost place
among the Lilo insurance Companies of this
Country, and offers superior advantages in all
features of the business, together with Great
innnclal Security. Insure in the Connecticut
General Lilo Insurance Co. Every Policy is
a direct. slip is, and guaranteed contract.
Nothing is In t indefinite to be settled at a fu-
ture time. S. 8. L'HOMMEDIEU. Ag't.
llld Well Hand Laundry.
it Washington Street,
South llorwallr
ALI. WORK DON! BY BAND.
'0 ACIDS USED IN WASHING.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
GOODS CALLED '01! AND DELIVER
ID [BEE OF CHARGE. ON TIME.
JOHN WARREN, Proprietor.
Branch office—George it. Cook, Main street.
Darien.
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Physician icrlliemen!
MR8. DII. Ii. A. GUIIFDIID
Can be consulted at her oillvc.
342 Broad St, Bridgeport. Donn,
from 10 a. m. to 'l p. in. any duyexrept Sunday.
'I'lieliootnrls a regular ph ”Sli‘lflh and for
the mat sixteen years lilifl mar cthc l) SEASEh
of VOMEN a specialt'. lnulil-s suffering
from an ' difllvuit ' lDi‘ll ent in the Hex urn
consult .Uullfora in the strictest confidence,
and with the assurance of receiving the most
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern Hirgery and medicine. Home care
furnished for confinement cases. Terms mod-
erate. All letters; promptly replied to. In-
r'lmw stump. all if
COAL -
COAL
Old Company’s
LEHIGH,
IIAZLETON,
CROSS CREEK,
and other first class family
COAL.
Our range and heater
COALS
for family use are carefully pre-
pared; all slate and dust remov-
ed before delivery.
BAYMDND BIDS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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intense crnnmc
.3".
WATER PDWEII.
it you want your horse clipped quick and
clean. call on
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main Stu
South yNorwalk.
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”can!“ ’ ' ”'hhid‘sly'gut mull matures
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lentil Ismail. OHM
'wurm my ragged veterans
A BOOK S CLOTHING.
BINDINGS MADE FROM THE SKIN OF
HUMAN BElNGS.
mamas Carlyle’s Grufl speech at the Din-
ner fifty—VA Deck of Cards Mode From
the Skin of Indinnh'l'he Troublesome
“ltookwonm” and Their Ranges.
”To be strong hacked and neat
bound, " says Charles Lamb, "is the do.
llderatum of a volume. Magnificenoe
comes after. " In spite, hoWover, of this
axiom of the gentle Elia, not a few of
this well thumbed, tom and dog's cared
favorites turned their backs to the spec-
tator, coverless. Upon a goodly row of
encyclopedias and books which are no
books the jealous essayist burst forth:
“I confess that it moves my spleen to
see them things in books’ clothing
perched upon shelves, like false saints,
usurpors of true shrines, intruders into
the sanctuary, it it it set out in an ur-
ray of Russia or Morocco, when a tithe
of that good leather would comfortably
roclotho my shivering folios, would
renovate Parncclsus himself and en-
able old Raymund Lully to look like
himself in the world. I never see these
lmpostora but I long to strip them to
in their
spoils." .
()f curios in the way of binding thcro
exist. in England several example-s. In
the Exoter musvum tIu-ro is to be found
a volume bound in the, skin of George
Uudmorc, who was executed in 1531) for
[misouiug his wife. In the library of
Bury St. Edmunds there is a “Life of
Border, ” a murderer, bound in a piece
of his own skin. In the library of Mex-
borough House thormvvro fonuvrly two
books bound in tho skirt of Mary Bate-
rnau, the Yorkshim witch who was
hanged early in this century.
In 1821 a man nunu-d Honvood suf-
fered the extreme penalty for the mur-
rler of a girl, and the following trodes-
man‘s account of a book in the iniirmawy
library explains itself:
“Bristol, Juno, , $2.9. — Richard
Smith, limp, Dr. to II. II. Essex. To
binding in the skin of John Ilorwuml a
variety of papcrs relating to him, £1
108., tho some being lvttvrod in Latin on
each side of the book ‘Tho True Skirt of
John llorwund. ’ ”
Whether tlm skins of hardened crimv
Innis :lro morn losily curril-d and tlI‘l‘Nwi‘ll
than those of ordinary mortals I must
conical-z I am unable to judge.
It was at :1 dinner putty that Thomas
l‘nrlyln gavo vent to his opinion us tn
binding books with human skins. Th.-
lyspl'ptic some had so tau" sat in ruurosn
silt-11cc. Au unpleasant fol-ling hung
)vlvr tho putty, many of whom hud law-u
specially invitt-d to hour his erratic
Vl('\\'.~‘. A guru'ul Hlil Kl'lllll‘lllilll was on-
.lcuvoriug tn infusn u Iitllkurruth lrttu
:hu unsoruhlugo by playfully rotuurktun,r
in in young political enthusiast who sut
hosldu him, “Tito Ilritisli [N‘ltllll' can rif-
Ford to laugh at theories. "
This rvrrmrlr wnkn up l‘urlylo, and
speaking for tho first. and only time
luring tho owning ho illusorwd in his
asunl ill llI'l'll wuy: "Sir, tho FI‘I‘IN‘ll
nobility of full yours ago said they could
iti'nrd to laugh :it tin-urine. 'l‘lu-u came
I. man who wrote a lumk called ‘The
Monti (,‘outruct.’ Thu limit was called
lean Jacques Rousseau, turd his book
was in theory and nothing but a tlu-nry.
l‘hc uotllt-s could laugh :it this thmry,
Jut fllt‘li‘ skins Wt'llfi to bind the second
Million of this bank. ”
It is u muttor of fact that during llll‘
lorrnrs of tin» l"l‘l'lll'llI’l’VItlllll'lll t:urnvr-‘
rs Wl’l‘l‘ r-stublir-Iml in Yill‘lHIlN' ports of
:“rrum‘a \Vlu rt- tho skin-inf thvvit'tirus of
tho guillutluo worc lump-d, :uul munyuf
alto-sonar“ usmltn bind Imuksun :m-uuut
if tho lino graiuvdsurfzu'cvxiulluml lift
at bringcurril-d.
Al the ('hit‘dgo vxhlbitiuu nun of ill"
'urinus exhibits was a pack of playing
yards which lizid boon manufactured
from llll‘ skin of sonu- rupturud Indians.
lrcmvtuIn-r to how Hl‘t‘ll u: on old curi—
xiity shop on New l txt'nt'd st m-t only ii
few yours ugo u plum ul‘ lmrd, dry.
rough, louthor'y skin, which, Iwus us-
iurcd, was tho tuum-d hidu of a Maori.
I‘ho tattoo marks wore plululyvisiblo
in its surface, lunl on examining it with
| pmvori‘ul glues thogt‘uiu of tho human
skin was clearly shown.
In speaking of tho binding of lmoks
)uo ('uunot refrain from alluding in Inw-
ng to tho mention of lmoks—cumuiou
shut usually make tlu-ir drpn-dutlous
ipou bindings. Thnso insects, Impulnrly
runwu us Inmlm‘orrus, are found in pa-
)er, loutlmr uud parchrnont. Tho lrirvxu
)i.’ (.Prmullus plngulnulirl will establish
themselves upon the binding of u book,
trrd spinning a who will do it little in-
lury. A illll»l‘-—r\l‘iil‘llrl oruditus—mts
the paste that fusions tho poywm'r-r tho
illgl‘bl oi’ the binding and so loosens it.
i‘ho catcmillnr of another little moth
mlrcs its station in damp, old books he-
iwvcli tlui louvre turd llu-ro commits
grout ravages. Burns has addressed to
these lsmkwurrus tin opigrnm which bc~
rays tho cynical humor ol’ the pool:
Through and through the inspired Icarus
Yo maggots ruulro your windings:
Ilut. oh. respect. his lordshlp‘s lost"
And spare his golden bindings!
The little boring Wood booth) will also
attack hooks and has been known to
penetrate through several volmncs. An
distance is mentioned of 27 folio volumes
icing pcrhn'nted in a straight lino by
the sumo insect in such a manner that
3y passing a cord through the Is-ri‘ut-t
round lmlu made by it the 27 \‘lili’llnf‘ti
iould be raised at once. Thu wood bet-tin,
the same vurioty that has loft pililtlllos
11 Chlppv udule m'rl otlicrold chairs and
)nrenuo, r:«-:.troys prints and engravings.
Whether framed or kept in a portfolio.
l‘ho “(loot-lnvutch" is likewise incensed
if being a doprodutor of books, at least
weanling to the statements of the kwper
if tho Ashmolenn museum, Oxford.—
Arthnr thdon.
A manning.
"Bromley, I hear you are going to
itsrt housekeeping?"
”Yes. Darlinggor. "
“What have you got toward it?"
"A wife. "mutation 'i‘itoBits.
me muscles marlin.
“Somethingin blue? Why certainly!”
The cit-rk says. with a smile.
For. ul. ‘im very loveliest girl
Is Lmuw in: in the aisle!
Arid. llw t it o». clerk is sometimes own.
He is r-u . L‘illt'll by her
That he in. rlir ,ircv utter piece
Will... it in: mint demur.
Atlasl the intuition cries: “Oh, myl
Now. laii'l 11ml twswsei?"
And. looking in her eyes, the clerk
Says. ”Yes. that can‘t be but.“
“Now. how much shall I need?” she says.
“To make it pretty dress?"
And he replies: “Just seven yards.
You couldn't do with less."
"Seven yards," she says, “ten titty. that.
All right. Please send it out."
And then she wonders what the clerk
In so amused about.
“Excuse ind Roventeen yards in all,”
He says. "Tho style deceives.
You‘ll need the seven yards for the dreu
And ten more for the sleeves. "
-—bouisville Journal.
0n Strictly Business Principles.
“No, I‘m not going to hold up my
hands,” exclaimed the obstinate citizen
whom a West Side footpad surprised at a
into hour in n lonely part of the city one
night last Walk. "I recognize the fact
that you've got the drop on me, and I'll
have to cough up, but I‘m going to hand
over the dough myself. "
"Ilo quick about it then,” sold the
footpad stcruly.
“I‘ll be as quick as I can," rejoined the
other, “but this is business.”
Producing his pockctlxmk, he opened it
and liogrm Inspecting its contents.
"Wllut “To you doing?" demanded the
follow at the other end of the n‘volvcr.
"I'm counting the mist of this trunsnc‘
tlon. Just keep your shirt on n minute,
will you? Tull, in, so, 25, ill, 43. i don’t
care so much for tho money, " ho continu-
ed, fouling in his vest poclrcl: and mldingn
stray coin or two to the sum in the purse,
“as I do for maintaining my system of
finance intact. Forty-eight. it!"
"What- the Sum Hill is your system of
finance?“
. “I keep a strict account of oil the mon-
ey I spend," rt'pllcd the obstinate citizen,
failing in his trousers pocket mid extract-
Ing nnothcr coin, "arid I always know to
a cent how much Iought to have on bond.
Fiftyfour. That's all I‘ve got about me.
Fifty-four cents, and you can take it and
go to mun—«hold on! Wait till I enter
it in this passinmk. Fifty-four cents for-
for charity For charity. fi-i cents. You
hood tho money, I take lt—Oi’ rather you
tuku it?”
"Ilon‘t got guy. my frlcru. said the
footplul, mobbing the pwkctbook.
“I Won't, And don't you got drunk
with joy utui make u spectru'lcof yourself.
Thu M (‘l'lll~ won‘t justify it. In the
nwuttlttttv. if you think l‘w tmtuny nthvr
property of u pttrmldn rmturt» about mu
you rm- :tt llbcrty tn smrch luv. Nu”!
Well. thou. l‘ll mow on. I’ve gr»! to l‘ll-
tvr this in tho ('Xpt'llfil‘ bunk whom I got,
homo and «‘xplulu it to my wifu lti'hlllu'h',
uud llllllxl'lllt‘f‘ I‘m :3! noun ("llall and bolt"
rm lmuruf mluuiiiuliruvsvursrnl‘l’ for hur-
ling tract yuu wduru _\'lilll'1lll'llln’! (loud
night "-—l'l;ivu,::u Triburu‘,
.1
Making licpnrniluu.
'l'ho cowboy \\':L~ tolling mrric of his
thrilling l‘KW‘l‘ll‘lll't'S. including sm‘crul
incidental Iyru‘llings.
“Thom- lynchings nru drmdful, " expo»
tulutcd .‘l mild bred listener.
'fl‘uu't git along without them. " sold
the cowboy.
“lint they um wrong. "
“(in-tit civillrcrs, though.“
“The wrong mun suilors sometimes."
“Not very often."
“Didn‘t you cwr llt'lp hung the wrong
um‘l”
“Never but illll‘i‘ in all my l‘xlll‘l‘ll‘nl‘t‘ "
“llrcudiul, dreadful! No rrpurutlon
could be mudv in such it cusp,"
The cowboy Iuqu-d ut the lls‘tvnt'r with
l‘ulllcmpt..
“You don't know its pvuplo.“ ho said.
"Why. m- li.\':~d up that In tho omin- so!»
lhIiM'llllll ul' «-\'I-r.\'burl.\‘. "
"ll-1w muld yum?"
“\Vt-ll, w.- upulugizml tn llu‘ \\ llltll't‘ flu!
ru'xt “turning, und in nmuth ut‘tt-r u Imdnr
of tho hanging purry rum-rind Iwr “
“I don t N'U how sho could burn dune
such it thing. and :an Sliilll tun,"
'l‘llv r'~\\\'luvy lll‘l‘llllll' rt'lll't'thl‘,
"\\'vll." hr slilll in u hull bashful. upnlrr
gvlll' \my ut’lrrn minute's thought. "mob-
Iu-slu- \mulvl ltm’owuitml lllhrtt'lduys if it
had in-un anybody wise but nut,” and tho
llrlfs‘llrt‘ did not put-alto tho sulvjcct further.
——llutrult Fru- l‘rcss.
Lost to Fads.
"l'rnlt-ssnr, " said the fund mutlu-r. uftcr'
Introducing the young lady by her sldu,
"I Tum» brtmght to you my daughter
Eleanor. who needs it fmv flnlshlngtouchw
to turn education. She paints, slugs, plays
and is well up on Ibsen. 'I‘olstol, llruwuv
ing and the rrmdcrn French llt‘CiMll‘lltrI.
Now, what can you do for her?"
"Nothing, nui‘um,” said the private luv
tor.
“Do you menu that?" Hitlll the IIIUIIII‘I'.
flushing with plvosuru.
“Yes, mu'um,” sold tho tutor sadly.
“she is Impvlcss."—«lihicugo Record.
Tender Sentiment.
Dl‘llllll'll Mil/lo \Vlllll‘ (in his mother)—
Muumm, (ll'ill‘, Won't you pious.- out of! a
lock of popu's hair for-moi I want it
badly.
Sympothuttc Mtvt.lwr~—(_‘.crtulnly, tlnnr.
(Turning to lir'r‘tmsbund). lild you hear
that. John? Who would have given is
child llko thutcn'dlt for HuiiiliCli tender
sentiment?
Littlu Willie lvxplnlulugl-HYou soc, run,
my rot-king hum,- lost its tail, and I Just
\Vtiiltl'lL—i Quick curtulu ).———-Truth.
Shining llcr Poison.
"If you Wl'l‘l' about; to commit suicide,"
said the plill‘. mouruful girl, “what poison
would you sulmtl”
"I Would scloct tyrotoxlmm, ll poison
which I understand is obtuinnblo only in
ice cream, " replied the girl to whom life
is o pleusurr-.~—Ncw York Sun.
studying to Please.
“Now," said Mr. llniocdo to his eldest
son, “you mustn‘t let on that you have
been to college when them city visitors
come hero. Ef you don't talk like a real
backwards joydhoy will (ed that they ain't
ttiu their money’s wurth."—-Clnclnnnti
rlbunr.
In Another Sense.
Mr. Oiristylo—J don’t think that aeol-
lo education amounts to much.
(fir! sputtered—Don’t you? Well, on
ought to foot my boy’s billsnnd see.-— ow
York World. ‘
no mum the case.
She—Darling. ii' I were poor would you
tore me as much!
Ila—No. dear. I wouldn't have as much
time on my hands then—Lite.
Theodore Olsen
~HA8 BOUGHT THE—-
SHOE STOCK
-OIl‘-
Jarvis Kellogg, of Norwalk,
——FOR——
606 [IN THE DilllMl,
AND IT IS NOW DII 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.
Tllll MILE
SEA TRIPS
By the lit‘frllllflll new stennisltlps of the
Old Dominion Line.
'l‘o Old i'oiut Comfort or Virginia
Beach and Reform;
lilygtla llotr'lJ jll’rinress Anne Hotel.)
.
)lnst delightful i‘r‘mtrlri on the Atlantic l'iifli‘l
for a SUMMER OUTING. May be made for
its. llld Point Comfort, $l6.
ill. Virginiaifleach. Sit.
A day and a quarter at either hotel.
iIIDLUDIMG EVERY EXPENSE.
(if meals and berths en route and a tiny and a
quarter's board at either hotel.
This trip is an ideal one. as the murue akirtn
the must with little- likelihood of sc-sslr'kness,
and passes In review many wait-ring plates
and points of interval.
DID DDMINIDN 8. 8. DD.
w. t.. (il‘iLLAI'iiEl','l‘fl.\Fl~‘ll‘ hammer...
l’it-r till, N. IL. New York.
ii is int
.lil'Y OI"
W. Podmore,
.\.\'II *.\\'E MONEY.
Kitchen Tabb-s. {mm
Extrusion Tables. 2.1m
Dining l ‘huirs, .m
('oruruon Chairs, .w
llt‘ml lltwkl-r, [Lil
Splint “Ali'lit‘l‘. .‘a'i
.) rv
Mammoth Rocker.
lligh i‘hairnud Tobin.
Clearing Sale
lluhy ('nrriages.
.irus. liauunm'ks, Scars. Forearm, Ire Cream
Freezers. lines, Rakes. etc. All new goods.
. I
Tax Collector 3 Notice.
Mawflm‘.
'O’I‘ll'E is hereby lwn to all luf‘lllll‘i liable
IN to pay taxes tot w’l‘nwn o .‘mrwnlli. in
the County of I-‘airlleld and Huh- of l'urtnwtti-
out. on tlmrwm-ssment ll~t of bill, that i will
meet them it; recoivu ambitions-s at the follow-
iu tlmeanu: places, tow : .
it. the store of W. H. llnnforvl. East horwnllr,
(flown Town). on Thursday, August, .iuth. ll‘lti.
from in o‘clock inn-noon until l:::lli afternoon.
Al. the slum ni‘J. it. Randall. at thnipaulr.
on the afternoon of 'i‘liursrln ‘. August :lith.
trill, from ll o‘clock until Mill) o clock.
Attire store of Alphonzo Dibble, at Hfllilli
Five Mile RIVH’. rm tlu- evening of Thursday,
Almost limit. 1994. from 3’ until Hzilli o'clor-k.’
At the Mill-o of the collector. Room No. i
Masonic building. in the (”try of borwaik. in
said Town of Norwall. on Friday, Augustolst.
be», from it o'clock iorenmn. uniildoclock
afternoon and from 7 until it in the overtime
.\lr.ll. I) Hmith. at the Collector's "tilt-e.
Norwnllr, and Mr. Jacob M. Layton. at his
oiilcc. Railroad Place. booth horwnik. are
authorized to receive taxes for mo.
(in all taxes which shall remain unpaid after
the 30th day at September itiitri, interest attire
rate of niriegior rentfiaill helphfnrgmi trnnhtgfi
Maids of u t .. lint. to name i
be pair . oso‘llllrl a. an. yous. ('olieclor.
in and for said Town of Norwaik. on the list
of 1W6.
Dated at Norwnilr. Conn. August 1, mm.
nit-iii
l. 0. lElllllllltS.
Paper degradations. Painter
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
i K NIGHT STREET. NORWALK. CONN
Opposite Horse RailwsyDepot.
Residence.3 Elm street. Telephone 231115 #1
Groceries
if you want good goods that can‘t be
be beat call on
A. T. MERRIAM,
I28 SDIJTH Milli STREET,
Fine No. 1 Mackerel, at 10c each.
Canned Soused Mackerel and Canned
Fish of all kinds; Ham and Tongue.
As to ilour we have the best that the
market can furnish. Will guarantee
every pound of it.
Teas and Coffees of the best, but no
presents.
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To
Reach
Buyers
Is the cherished plan of all ad-
vertisers. The Bear Cnsss ot
buyers buy TIIE SENTINEL,
and it is through fitheir trade
thatjall
Business
Must
Prosper.
Norwalk Chronicler