/ , “lover’s shoe store, 40 and 42 Wall street .
it
‘ other home, 65 Fort Point street.
‘ 'and authorize the widening of the Bone-
’ tam n kitchen'on the rear of George
I”: ‘7 lug service in the Iiethodist church, last
‘ ‘ ed to Stratford, this mooring. after a
- will with the farmer's parents on Maple
dsiiies —~l’he Hour.
;,
' more, Saturday night.
5:. ll. Rellie'l' Rancher. of East Nor-
; sun; so residence rep-inns by
. Wt Murray.
”WAINR.
‘ The Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the “etho-
nid Impressive ‘lvaegsllatlo
3’ ... KM and “VOID
Pal It'd“ '1'." WI
‘ Mlpwerth'kse.
)Wbueele at the last sou _
with when
eanalso bsistt
- ' tmssrvlcss at- the last
Wilt prcopal church, last
me! a most interesting and im-
’..C ,, . charm. A splendid chorus
Ills vole- WWI»! a 41W
Mind by tutor. Inns
flu eflect. Rev. A. J. Smith
from the test “0, woman,
billy filth.” Both the preacher
‘ 'c'cegregatho were mightily moved
h truth. Several who went for-
”the alter were converted. The
M weeelsc greatly quickeued and
M The usual religious meetings of
. A reekwill nowbe resumed-4M Ep-
m League meeting on lionday night;
tiles-ms on Tuesday night; meeting
of thricndey school for the rehearsal of
We carols on Wednesday night;
zmvel prayer meeting on Thursday
nighttlesgue quotation sociable at the
Reflect lb Ada Benedict, on Friday
-flghl; Gilldrens’ Junior League servici
rrlday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Dr. Beulah St. John, of Torriugton,
, in theAdvent Christian church,
hen night. Following hissermou Rov.‘
GihTeeple made a few remarks, and
‘oee’psrson went forward for prayers,
“Wintheeveeing two others ex-
Modulator prayers. A prayer
meeting will be held tonight at 7:80
o'clock. and next Sunday the pulpit will
occupied by Rev. J. W. Davis, of
‘ Riv. Oscar Lindegren, pastor of tie
Swedish Congregational church. left
town tbh morning for Manchester, N.
1L, to attend the conference of its
eastern lissionary association. Rev.”
3. E. Bunsen. of Simpson's colleg,
New York, will preach here next
Bundey.
Attire Town House, tomorrow after-
nncnat 30’clock.a special town meet-
ing will be held to appropriate money
in“.
dictyl'arm’s bridge and the highway.
—Bostou hip rubber boots, 25, at
. Rorwalk. ___~_
Dudley E. Hoyt. who has the contract
”We building on the Washingfin
“bridge. began work this morning.
he Epworth League will hold a "quo-
tation lee,” Friday evening, at the home
of lies Ade Bgnedict, South Osborn av-
“It.
. Frank Nevers. of Fort Point street.
weatakensuddenly sick, while attend-
3‘8.“-
Wiliiam E: Osborn, of East avenue,
heegooe into the Christmas green busi-
ness in company with Henry Waters, of
South Rt rwslk.
Ir. and Ira. Herbert Uorhatn returnv
avenue. '
Till Biennium. is much more of snows.
paper than either of the other Norwalk
Frederick Scribner, who last week sold
one his grocery business to Robertson
“Brothers. is assisting them in the store.
In Margaret Reid, mother of Robert
W.Reid. died very suddenly, yesterday,
hr. and an. lax When, of East Nor-
walk. arepersnts of a pretty daughter
”It on Wednesday evening.
Jame human was the happy winner
of the .10 pips at Ledger Edmond’s cigar
walk.speut Saturday with lies Frances
R. Tolies. is Darlen
Ike Ilneie Ferris, of Riverside ave
nee. returned home. this morning. from
a chit in Ridgedflmw
Jain“ H. Stevens, of Cove street, is
shim will hold an "Ghanaian"
ssshbisat tbehomeof In.8.0.flcr-
amok Wednesday evening. All are
myinvltsdtcbeprsssnt. «
«am hip rubber boots. $8.35, at
“mammalian-um.
h lane Menu, of Isis sheet. rs—
m hem. eaturday efternocn. from
“with list hydra Plaos.ln New
w;
“Dale m to her home
cm i. t. alumnus.
Them has been supplied with
thefcllowing Mind statement of the
totaleapenditure’sof the Barton Dam
static town committee. onaocouat ofthe
election Rovemberll.1804:
Naturaliaatiennapers............. ..... ..elhib
’lekingvoters. wagous.. ....... .. m
Rallyiwluli-Illdlflthellfl Mi
Caucus. lighting hell... ... .. ..
ltalioaetyandpuetage..." ..... ... ...:g
Wagonsauddrivers... ..
Watchers end ticlet posit-tiers": aim
Room . . . . ............. . ....... I on
Ballots ...................... . . . . . ............ hill
Olerioalwork. ... ... . .. 5.00
Oil!!! .......................... ...x ...... 5.00
Coffee for voters ................... ...... 1.76
Car fares .................................. cal
Dapper. November 7 ...................... sens
distal
(Signed l R. s. Putter. treasurer.
(Signed) Allwrn neurons). chairman.
Total personal expenditure of A. Floyd Dela-
field, Democratic candidate for representative‘
besides his contribution to the town commit-
'Oigars" .. ...tisoo
Lunch for town committee. ... .. 3.75
One canvasaer, four weeks ............. lull)
. . 81!)
Supper ............... . ..................
833.75
(Signed) A. hero Dansrinsn.
Darlen. Donn. Dsc.5. 1894.
Should the Republican town commit-
tee end candidste for representative see
fit to publish thelritotai expenditures. no
doubt the townsmeliiof Darieu would‘hs
pleased.
United States Treasurer D. N. Morgen.
of Bridgeport, who is also vice-president
of the Connecticut Sons of the American
Revolution, has appointed William T.
Andrews a member of the committee to
nominate officers of the society to be
ted in New Haven next Tuesday.
Dr. Payne’s new livery stable at Nore-
ton Heights is completed, and to-morrow
he expects to have horses and carriages
placed in it. Dr. Payne's blacksmith
shop and large apartment house are well
advanced, and will be completed this
winter.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Irene Smith and
Thomas Baker. to take place at the reel
deuce of the bride on Wednesday even-
ing, December 26th. Rev. J. M. Larroil
will perform the ceremony.
Two carlcnds of line crushed stone
hnve arrived here audit is being used
on the roadway under the leRoy avenue
bridge.
Albert H. Clock, who is employed by
the Long Distance Telephone company,
spent Sunday here, the guest of his par-..
en's.
Arthur Tolles, the young son of Mr,
and Mrs. Henry H. Tollee. is confined to
his home with whOOpiug cough.
Airs. B. Higley and Mrs. N. Blackburn,
or' Washington, D. 0., are the guests of
Ir. and Mrs. Alonzo Weed.
Mrs. William H. Fairbanks has re
torn.d from a visit in New York.
Tells you all the news for two cente—
Tm: Everixo SENTINEL.
OYSTER fillillJNlls llliClthN.
Justice Downs. of intention! Has Some.
thing to Say About Illa Concl '
Judge Downs. of Stamford, was inter-
viewed relative to his recent decision lav.
orab'le to the boat “Rambler," recently
seized for taking oysters from the Roton
Point beds. He said the beds had for
seVerel years been the bone of ntentlon
between oystermen, but that Oliver
Cook, of Rowayton. claimed the ground
had been set aside to him by the shell lish
commissioners from the town of Darien.
Justice Downs said his opinion, which
was favorable to the defendant. was bes-
ed on the fact that the ground had been
known as natural grounds and had been
received without compensation from the
shellfish commissioners, which was
claimed by Cook. Consequently everyone
bed a right to gather oysters there and
Contain C. H. Raymond. of the Rambler.
was justified in the work for which his
boat was Iibelled.
When asked if the defendants in the
oasebad any chance to obtain damages
for detention and expense, Justice
Dawns said it was a matter of law
Raymond would let the matter rest.
Dir, Downs thought the matter of dam»
up would be a questionable one.
It. Cook. howavsr. says he will carry
the case to the higher courts, thst he
thinks theshe‘ll lish commissioners and
the state should protect his interests.
Children cry for
Pitchers casterla.
“Wm“mmmm
muwemmsarisdtorm
mocha-sustenance“
monuments-momma.
children cry for
Pitchers causes.
DARIIR ARD MOWER
simply, but that he thought Captain ”0
hesplanled oysters on the ground and m
saws orrss
wa—w—wlu—uws
lhslldsnflasey. atencherlntbe
Concordsirestsehcol,isill.aod Urn
Samuel W. Seymour. of the wing
school, is substituting for her. Ire. n.
E. mo. also of the evening ,school, is
substituting for lies Lucy J. Huston.
who has an affection of the throat. ‘
The funeral of Sterling W. 'Wilson
washeldthisnoooat his home on Or-
chard street, the Rev. '1‘. K. Noble. odi-
ciating. The remains here token to
Boutbnort for interment in Oak' Lane
cemetery.
The Norwslk Debating soeirty will
most with Miss Lulu Stanley. on Halo
street. tonight. The subject is. ”Resolu-
ed, That'Japan was Right in Raising
Wagwith Chins.” Victor ‘Selleck and
Miss Maude Gregory take the efllrmtive
and John Hunter and Miss Lottie Shutti-
way the iterative
Taylor at Golden
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON d‘l‘lll'l'.
reenaioo fora lot or house andlol.
withmm the view purchasiwure in tadte
callaudeaemiuecurlist. e vs for
sdeluevsry oftheci streasouablr
pHcasandonedav’mterms. ” . nullif-
WANTED.
trua'rms warmth. Americnn no...
as house keeper to small family. best of
references. Address. lira! Smith. Diaries.
Oono..care careJMr. Etta r ~
T0 LET.
A PLEASANT furnished front room on
Washington street. three minutes oflhe
depot. Apply at the Sssrtsrr onlcs dl lw
CORNER cottage on Ligiugvton place. mod-
ern improvements. heater. hot and cold
water. bath. laundry. stationary tubs.
Enquire MRS. Wild. AM 8. RIDER. 74 West
avenue. [till it
OUSI near wElm Grove store. not on roorns.
water in. all in good shape rent. all).
Home on Belden atenue, near Lexington ave-
nue.‘ live rooms. lento maiden. line Well. rent
House corner Day and Tolles streets. nlre
rooms. water in. Apply to JURR fl. KNAl'P.
ll: West street. n? if
UWRR part of honse.Ro. H Elsi ilnnd street.
1 Rent low in desirable! tenant Apply to
(' usnnss ll. WIIEELEKIBUH; bard street.
Norwallt. nzl it
OWER llonr of large house, No iii Meadow
street. near truuiwny turnout water in.
ant 1‘”. Iuwire on premises or of bit B EN E-
DlU’l‘ .at an est avenue. nil! if
lCllil:Y furnished rooms at ill Rowland
street.
iiREh. rooms 7llriouth Main street. witter
in rent 88; ill Woodward avenue ii rooms.
second floor. rent 38. housed“ .Wiots ward aw-
nue.rent,$l‘.l. Apply to iii. A. WOUDWARD.
IP03 SALE.
(‘OflAGR-iw AND lil' lthNG l.0'l'rl. Col.-
lages on, Quinlard menus. six rooms
each. \early new and in good I million.
Good improved bullditl. loindrs lrsbly located.
Terms easy. Apply to i-‘ttAF-UI :i R 'igi'lil'ir‘.
l l
”and a i) rooting. Roof lenient Roof coat-
ing. ’leetit slovelinin. lw’aint Oil. (liens
and pull). not? WA i.l\ A RD-
WAititt‘ 0.. wfiiutb Main sireev. al:. tf
FilUNI).
V sushi. dog rife 1...... .... 1...; the
mine by aypl} log to Moi-l. liiA L tlilnli‘I
. t I t
Losi'l‘ "
NTUESDAY afternoon. it blink enamel
pin. with tlilliimitl v» nlt‘.l' Liberal re
aid if retlmmi tn dilil-i.1'.li..\i(llll-
lWoZt aw one Ill 'lt
ward
HUN.
1 E('. 5th a while. " l-renth i'omlla." A re-
ward will he tub! for it's reuuu to MR5.
mi‘ . MILRRIAM, 12:: .‘iruth Main ntrwtiw it
t
WINTER CAMPAIGN
BUTTER
Armrdinir to our annual ttiaiom we have
laid in store Delaware County ('rrtuuery
Butler. every pound of chic h I» warranledof
rtlpnrlm‘ quality We invite our friends and
ttislotnera of post Memos who usually lay In
their winter supply. to mill“ and inspect it.
The wnrice will bezel single turned: see for fro n
Ml'lba. 25:: for Millie. and over. Cash in
two wiast oflers.
A bargain In Rysqp. We have a pure 3......
Svrup of good flavor dark in color which we
offer at 7 cts per quart 25¢ per gallon A el~
imam log and eastern n this Hyrup we svl al
Highland Full 0mm t'hee-e. A winter‘s
supply. Fluent in mnrket. improves with
age. ice in.
New i-‘Itts,
New flutes.
New Prunells. lit.
Silver Plume. lilo.
outgrown Dried comm. large.l1ne. that
California Raisins. 3 and 4 lbs. 2?».
headless raisins. (new; lie.
New Oitm. cheap.
Florida Oranges. Iic. dos.
Reduced price for hard. linger and Floor.
fitn‘lacd Ronny rs and gnadu ulteraled.
jars qu alanine posit so let lam
ccgtnwemmllh Jarl: “Hoe“ plenum
Dibble it constant.
wasp. rambler-mentions
Nations remedlu neurons-dad by
_ ~ end. neighbors. He says: “i
thought” I would lose hint. I had
seen Mbrrlsiti'a: Cough Remedy adv
Mfid thought I would try it as s
lasthofh‘and am happy tcsay that after
two, doses he slept until morning. I gave
lttohltu nextdsynnd sea was effect-
ed. lkarp tblsrsmedy in honesnow
sndssscbnssanyofmychildren show
Ogden! croup Iglvs it totihui and that
nth-intent." some recent bottle-
for sale by a. c. Stilleon, druggiat.‘
Ayer's pills. being composed of the es-
sential virtues of the best vegetable aper-
iauti, without any of the woody or db-
rous msterial whatever, is the reason
why they are so much more effective
and valuable than any other ca'tbsrtics.
The best family physio.
attainments.
_ ~THE-
impbinn laiiss’ Mandolin and”
local alanine,
or new roux. areisrso or
Miss idele Webb.
Humorous and Dramatic Reader,
some nonwsm
chlDllEDlllDllll Dilliillll
iioniay Evening, December ID.
Admission. 60c; children. the. TI k“ to t
Pldsud‘sand Pilineo‘a. ° ° l.
’ BAZAAR, SALE AND
TURKEY SUPPER.
Monday. Doc. ID.
Sale fancy and useful articles, Nurses‘
anronswolls. etc. he aumlselon
Tuesday. Dec. l'l .
Bale dot-imgB dayh
Hot turkey dinner. the;
Ex-h Mayor
Reed's chowder and cold
turkey for supper 25c. Etenlng.contert and
entertainment. Admiseion 10c.
GOUNOD QUARTZ"! AND M133 IIRA
A. LEWIS. .
Wednesday, Dec. I2.
Sale. Concert in evening by
JEROME MAY BARJO CLUB.
Admission 15c.
Harvey's Block. llunh Main it.
Under sessions of Lsdiess associatdlonw of
South Norw k Bnpilsl (hurth.
GRlRD ElliERlilllliElll
By the Helping Hand Circle of King‘s Daugh-
lore. of the
[DIWALI M. E. Glllllill,
Consisting of
Beautiful Tableaux, Vocal and
Instrumental Music, Read.
lugs, and the Popular Pho-
tograph Album,
With new pictures and nuns.
Dpera House. Friday Dec. I4
Admission,15t Reserved seals.10c extra.
Obsrt open at ilreaory' s and 'l‘omliusnn s.
Tuesday morning at. ii 0 ‘cloclt till lw
Hoyt’s Opera House
SHUT}! NORWALK.
Only one night. Hood-bye night
SilllRliil, DECEMBER Iblh
Farewell Tour of Connecticut.
Last time here. "Main-2's Sweet Old Yankee."
lllD JED PRDDTY
(iood- byellll lilll. Under the management
of Uhnrlee Mao‘lieathy. Sixth year the
firsaleflof Yank-e plays Rsallstit sin a
is Maine village. Baum totuplele last of
\ antes at tors. including the: ham lions burcb
choir of llatuotlt unruly. he w ols Bucka-
port Fire Department end illd Jetl‘a fast
nurse floats on rate at i’lsi-tud‘s and ling
my a. lilvt‘trlt can after performance. dill
In Owen’s windows today
[or spot isl prlt es ot
FRESH
DANDIES
A fresh shipment last in this moi-clog.
...lllllorlb Main Street.
South lloiwalk.
dslm
it QUARTER or it CENTURY.
REIT-ll. Dub I03 ILIIPIRG.
AWAKEI
AROUBEDll
I'll OLD. OIIGIIAL All) OFLY.
MEAD’IS OONFEOTION ERY
Offer the
years in t production of the
unison
softness cities the benefit of its accumulstsd experience of an
“monument of
CANDY;
Wholesale and bill. in allstyiss and menu. Bole agent for the
MW CIGARETTE,
. m
' siluuletl
RIDHARD GOLDEN...
Medium Pti, Dietetic
In black sud bills that have merit shout
them are entree. Very scsres.
Hardly none to be had. Scarcity
of medium priced cloth they
say. 'i'he'rs’ s so such warclty here We
foresdw all this months ago and prepar-
ed ourselves accordingly. Our stock is
all right. You needn't worry that we
can’tilt you with a good 310. $12, or
$18.50 Overcoat. because we can. Our
Home Rule .10. in three colors. blue,
black and brown, all wool, velvet col-
lars. leads them all. Over 900 sold so far
this season. Our due Kerssys $18 50. In
blue or black, out extra long, nicely
made and trimmed. The equal for style
of anyfllicoet. Beeour Covington and
Dunraven Overcoats at all prices, '15 to
$28. We havea now lot of our men’s
celebrated blue and black 810 Cheviot
suits. Come in this week.
MEIGS & 00.
ill lain.Corner Bank Street. Bridgeport. Ct.
TRDWBRIDGE &. DD.
Have a large eitd elegant assortment of
Meerscbaum and Dliat Bonds.
A bargain in
Class at SI and $2 per box
A line di play of
chsceqzuchrs, tiger and Diger-
stts ii are, Digsr and Digsr-
stts cases. snuff and Tobie-
co iloxss, listcli stirs, Etc.
They will be pleased to see any of their lady
or gentlemen friends at their store. corner of
liain and Washington Streets.
dbl!
”NOTICE.
, .
‘HE inhabitants and lo nil voters of the
”lawn or Norws. k are hot'l't‘ll} notillu i and
warned thatastccial 'lown meeting “ill be
held at the Town Home in said Norwalk. on
Turned” the lllh of lie e.mbcr 18“ at 3
o'clock in theofternom. for the purpose of
in ring upon the pet tion of George 8. Holland
others. to inslrutt tho so ‘ectmen to widen the
roadwa and bridge between tlrst avenue nod
Ritersit e av.enue so as to tunko
ealtl roadway and bridge lift 5' Keel in width
Also to accept. and direct the selections to
work Ferris menus. so culls-Ii. from the turn-
pike northerly in the north line of the property
owned by Mr. .-kl dd. nndto make the neces-
sar appropriationstherefor.
’I)ated edst Nurwalk. "t-rembo‘r.’ .i,l“li.
Oh‘t‘ARW RAY.\1()ND,nrletlman
H’llRAlli THUMBS R o
SAMUEL. DASKA‘lf. Norwallt.
_
1
Tax Dollsctor a Sale.
'Ofi‘lCF is hereby given that the undersign-
ed. collec tor of taxes under and by firms
of a co truiln tax warrant. duly executed
and signed by proper authority and directed
tolheundtrslgucd. toinmitndluc him to low
and collect of
Samuel J. Hiatom.
and other pt rsons named in the rule book. on
the list to mid warrant annexed. their several
proportions of the sum lotul as therein started.
‘ilkll sum being a tax or assessment laid upon
the amusement list made in loll? by the inhabi-
tants of the town of \oru ulk. regnlnrl and
legally assembled. to wil on the :idthd’ay of
Decetubt-n ~\. 1)., 1M“ , in»! for the purpme of
pmtldlug for the inllt‘llliillit‘hn of said to“ n.
u mi upon the following described re s] i slate
with the buildings thenon of said
Sfliulltl .l “1 n mo
in town or an'wuill.
and bounded as follows. to \\ it: North-
erl by land ofWiu. '1". till) uimul; costarly by
big inn). suu'lu rly by land of l'. lwsrd t bus.
tour. ntuluulerl) in Fm- \ll. Burt and
land formerly ot i-lu-plwu SI-llwlt: being In
qunntity ltlmut seven new
Audiebull sell at Public Auction. on the
ireiuises llereinlwfure described. on Ibo :‘Illi
tny of Feb. A. IL. 1895 M llrl‘llo‘clut'k a. in.
so llllllll lberwf as will ruin“ the sum of
TW'illt‘ illill two uly ll‘l' on: hundred-i tiollnre.
llutt llt‘lllglhl‘ proporlluuof the sold bumuli
J. Human ufllu ~uwi lotnl in Mid list.
gellwr with tin rlmrges. of lea). unh- elt'.
(sl‘.(lH|rE ll. $l‘. Jill”
’l‘ux (‘ oils-v tor, ”wt of MB.
listed nl Norwnlk. Don-tuber 2d. A. 1)..
tl'l 10 ll
lo—
Tax collector's Sale.
()Tli E is hereby glwu that the nude vrslun-
.L (It! u-‘nllulornf foxes, llllill'f‘ llllll b) \lt»
luI- of u rrrluln lsx \vurruul. duly l‘Xl‘Pllllil
uiuleignml by proptr authority and directed
tullm utulcrulgiim tntumuiuliug Mill in Icty
Ilitl t- ulII (t of
Snmuul .l Host-,0!"
nml (till! 1' persons named in the rule book. on
the list to said warrnnl lilllll xul llwlrsewrnl
pm trillion of the sum lolnl im linorclu ulntul.
unit emu lmlngelnxor manhunt lsltlupou
the sawmill-tit list mode in lmtl by the inhabi-
tools of the Town of Not-walk. rtgulnrlf and
legally assembled in wit. on tho :Jilli t lsy of
lhsomber. A. ll.. it“! out for the thinnest»!
prmblimt for the ludebteduersof mid town
«vies; upon the following Iiest rllml rosl «stole
0' HR“
l-lamnvl .i. Roscom.
situated lit the town of Norwstlt. sud bounded
as follows. to wit: Northerlv by land of Wlln
liam'l‘. lie mtmtl easterlyi iy highway; south
orlvb lap of lulwartl l m manna wester-
Rhy lvs Mile River sud land formouy of
tepben Helicon; in ouantlliy show 7 horse.
And i slmll sell at Pubic Milan. ml the
promises herelnllsfore described. on the bill def;
of Fri i.A.l...l llltlo. at ll: lilo t look it. to. so mot
thereof as will raise the sum of twelve and
twenty-llveone-bunrlmitha dollars. that be
ingihe prowrtlnnof the said riamuel J. Rea
iuon somespecisl lines: we as
out what are the bestsellers.‘aad
on some whilq we have the ti
last week is always hurried sad f
why not come and make your
done i arly,seeing as it will has saving .
you? ‘ ‘
200 Bottles Good Perfumery. glen
stoppers. 100 bottle.
150 Pocket Books, silver trimmed. that
ought to bring 89c; our price, 85¢ each.
100 Boxes of Fine Writing Paper, Regs
lish finish, 25c box. Lots of others ct
100, 12k}, 15c, etc. ‘
300 Dozen either Lsdies‘, Gent’s or
Children’ s Handkerchiefs, at no eaohJ‘hey‘ .:
arebetler than this price usually com- ‘ '
mantis.
\._....___.~_w____._.
100 Dozen Gent’s and Ladies’ Hem~.. '
stitched Handkerchiefs. 12 1-20 each; ‘
liner grade of same, at 250.
50 Dozen Job White and Cold Emb'd.
soft finish, cannot be duplicated. 12 we
each. 13 Dt zen Gent's Silk Handker-
chiefs, 39c each. i
Big Line of Silk Mufflers; Ladies’ Silk
Scarf, Elc.
Lots and Lots of Toys, Games, Veloci- .
pedes. Dolls, Wagons. Musical Intru-
menls, Fancy China, Glass Ware, etc;
they all will command your attention
next week. Better take time by the
forslock and get them now.
And now justa final drive for 1304.
It is in Granite Iron-lipptd Sauce Pane.
Small size, holding about 1 qt.. No. 12,
150 each. Next size, No.14. lqt. and 1
pt., 18c; No. 16, 2 qts., 21c each; No. 18,
3 qls , 27¢ each; No 22, Ill qte., 350; No.
24, 5 qts., 390; No. 26, holding about '1
qls., 46:: each. These prices are less than
one-half the worth of these goods; they
are all perfect sud carry with them our
guarantee for one year with any kind of _
decent usage
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suurflbiwut
Bostoniture
83 illSlllllDTDll sum.
f sum NDRWilK. our.
NW PRIDES.
We are selling Groceries at astonishing
low prices and guarantee all goods to
give perfect satisfaction. .It will pay you
to give ”us a trial order. Free delivery.
The Central Gash Grocery
l5 North Main St.
FlNE WINTER MILLIllElll
DRESSMAKING .
A Bi’tl 'lAL’l Y AT
CITY MILLINERY STORE.
lioyt‘s Theatre Building,
WASHINGTON H'l‘.. HUUTH NORWALK.
MRS RElEll RDlMES PROP.
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MARSHALL’S
Schoolof Shorthand
and Typewrltlng.
‘7" IR Till“-
llssonlc Building. Vlsll 8t , litu-
wsllt. Dlllfl.
Terms reasonable. School rooms 0
millet the sum total in sold list. together with mm. notllw. lli.. dsily except Falur
the chargesof levy"? lends. rdnesdsy and ”uFrlday even
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WISE WOMEN - - -
WISE ME - -
We sell the follow- * if you will be wise, think
ing and we sell it at
We do, and wedo ll ‘
right. at a
before you act. ,lf you will
call and see the besutlful'Wsil
the right prices:
Paper we are selling. and learothe
vam. PAl'lill. low price we are selling it at, you LOW Pm“
estrus. nits, won't think long before you set.
nuns. st'rc. We're making a run on it for 80 '0' “M '"k'
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are carnation. 9 "‘"
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