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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 26, 1895 · page 4

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Special Sale of Bi bone.
At 3c worth 5 to c.

At be worth 8 to 13c.
At 10c worth 13 to 20c.

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‘ m” strength, and now I am pie hour or more. ' ' ' ’ H l
~ mmom tally}“$5."l‘.’ii"i."?i£:’i‘:fi‘:‘: new... ...... .. W3” Bargains In Other Lines . w
' , 1 tannins“. 0"” life."~Evs Basso, Lincoln, Ill. “V"! W W" from I Ildlnl t? “In . '
, hem-g Sentinel m a clrcala- Highest Awards 1 afflmd m'fiwfuwfmm; ' _ I
_ “Cl ll “0 “WI 0‘ N011“ I“ “5 World’s Fair creased to over 450 tone, but the car took \. ‘ ’ ,
' hm larrer. considerably. the the Cil' them all down the road and pushed them . “ 2 . ‘
realm circulation or um other ",0 K3880. . . :3 again as easily as it did the am i p
m M“ 0" pres! room a '1' ’ Trees In Western New York- ‘ It'seemed after the test' that the ca- 1 ' . ’

7 ,, , I
, WW toadvertiscrs. It is worth traveling for to see the penny of thsmotors was almost without

........ w............. Whammy... he... no... em a» m m... 84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. corm.

I: am ylair, slightly warmer and more sultry we” Painfully lacking in most other the trial satisfied the 0mm of the, [Old

 

 

,, _ -. I 'm mu”. "m freshtoliglll 50mm parts of the Union has there Milled that the electrical equipment was alike
wave" advances east. and southerly winde' hickorics and “3001198 abound, “888 the housed on scheduled trains. One of the
WWW ““1 mm’ mm" The beautiful 60118398 valley in WWII! run, and picked employees of the road I '
New York-has today a much larger pro- instructed in the mechanical details of s
twanty-toarhonrs ending at noon tcdar was th Obi ' ' I
sou em 0 and many of the middle BENTINEL PATTERN.

arlyto southeastorly winds. maximum tem~ the leaving of considerable tracts 01 na- practical for passenger and freight ser- ’ l
mores exceedina 90 drums in) th%m- tnre’s own forest, as it was before man vice. ’
except °" °’ m” u” m“ ‘ “’1' 188118103 Md mined it- The 1'98““ is There will be other tests durin til ‘

. l d all h . K 9
. a!" menzmwu‘fim igg‘ffzg that magnificent 81ml. maples. oaks, week. On Sunday the new power will ,
followsdbylooal thunder storms, and on Fri- very sight of which makes men feel glad two mg. 'm be “fined for the u” of corner madlson and Franklin Streets! south "orwalk .1
4'" “‘"Wl'm'l" "“5 “W “M" be is alive and kin'to all the universe» the electrical system. Trains will be '

Thermometer Record.

”lowest point of the thermometer for the portion of original for“; standing than m motors.
. ' I ‘ l
'3 me states further west have, although these Repal ’1 ng Of All K 1 nds.
were Originally as heavily timbored. A Tissue Paper Pattern of This Oatmeal

lialaturo Almanac for To-murrow.

3" m.“ a“ “a I 3“" m’ M" 7"“ The hideous washed out hillside gui-

 

irm ,' at as t m be corals-a llsia o
“ “I at , 1 . lies that disfigure so much of the Ohio :1“ In". W I sh on”. » ROCHESTER
TOW“ “up cum“ 50‘3“”?- valley are almost unknown along the We have made . ial is
There has organized a society Genesee. Thegrecn hillsareleft staad-~ with the loci “:0 lung.“ ‘ND Dull
having for its ject general improve- ing as nature made them, and nature .800 es to ear

Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicest patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directm

mt inthe 0 -door conditions of our knew her business when she hid the
town. In otbe places similar orgauiu- sources of her springs and rivers among
- . as village or town im- trees and vex-dare.

 

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provement ~ ieties. Whether ours is In addition to the native forest ave.

tubes town - city society, we are not hues of splendid trees linethe roedsides '0' putting together the garments ac- "Emu” "n m u ”E
informed, v» whatever its name, its ob, andskirt the farms, as restful to the company each pattern. l a a“ '
.‘jsot a cert y mac-lune and com- traveler on a hot and dusty day as the . E'BUY A WHEEL from
msndable. . - if it fulfills its mission- shadow of a great rock in aweary land. a responsible party who If
Norwalk ‘ he a better town in up These have been planted by the wise has been doing businm :25
pursues - over before. farmers. They are mostly horse chest-

 

here for nine years.

. have in may install. nut and maple, with some hickory and E heel w
very w ”ranted.

.. siovsnly communities into other trees They constitute hundreds of
y ones, and supplanted gen- miles of glorious green avenues, beauti-
. ' miles to street and docs-yard fnl enough for the garden of Eden.

' with a spirit that has com- --

ormsd the appearance ofa The 9""!!-

alk is not a sloveuly town, It is to be hoped when the goldbngs

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For Scenic and Sign Lettering get my figures for work done by my artist, George Washburn.

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s. In many respects it isa get in their work and abolish silver,
modelfof '7 and neatneee, but some they will at least leave usthe subsidiary
chap be made that Would coin known familiarly as the “quarter. "

Glance its beauty and attrar. We might travel without railways,
“y trunks or gripsacks, but we could not

The most offensive and unnecessary
ounditionis that of our streets, and so
bythe careless habit of making them

budge ten miles from home without a
supply of quarters. Bless the quark”
'Tis this that makes the world gurouud.

There is no Economy' in Buying Inferior Goods.

The porter Whisks ills sooty feather dust«
or across the car seat cushions—«n quar-
ter. The culltrillulior. box for the fresh
air fund for sending sick dogs to tho 6*30'531’3“'L'WS5'"“9”?“”5‘9“”C
country comes regularly your way—u HINTS BY MAY ”ANTON.

therepository of all kinds of litter that
istahen up by the wind and scattered
everywhere. No matter how effective
onrstreet department may be, it cannot
change these conditions without the co-
oparation of the people, and an improve-
ment society can do much in educating
the people in nestness in this respect.
Why peopleare slovenly in public who
amount in private, is hardly explain-
le.bnt it has fact that many very
neat people seem to be utterly indiffer-
int to their responsibility for the cou-
ditiou of public thoroughfares, and will
most reckleme strew the streets with
objectionable material. In doing so
they violate law,sud yet it is hardly
feasibletoarreot every person who thus
~violaiss law. An improvement society
"oaumakea public sentiment that will
. prevent this, and we therefore welcome
it as one of most necessary organizations
. forourtown.

(let the best and let the economy be shown in the way they are used.

There isn't a lady that ever traded at our store but what can testify to the excellence of our goods and we can assert
that we enter to the majority of the best families in this city.

We have gained their esteemed favors. first by the quality of our goods, and second by polite and courteous service.

 

 

quarter for each excursion. The collie This "yflgh design is pummel, nau- Call and see what we have in stock to make summer life easy. , ‘

tiou for the home for bad h‘lllIwn-d “0., and up-todate. N", blue vicu— Beef Malt is havinga big run. (Try it.) Saratoga Kissenger Water and (linger Ale, Claret and Raspberry Lemonade,

old mm and “mm.“ is taken up ”8‘11“!“ vicuna is the material represented, the Note: Wild Chmy Phosphate, Dr. Welch’s Grape Juice, Jamaica Lima Juice, and all kinds of Fruit Syrups and Extracts,

ly in your benevolent Emmy. This re- 00““. belt “d trimming being of WM“ Sardines, Potted Meats, Pickled Lamb‘s Tongue; a full line of Cheese, Pickles, Olives. Oh my! We have not space. .5
quires a great many quarters indeed. ll faced cloth, decorated with gilt braid.
you take your family for a drive of a The blouse yum dlgplgy. the fashionable
few miles and hire ll livery carriage. box pm; in front and his" the broad CO M E AN D SE E 1;;
though you have paid the owner of the sailor collar flaring widely in points at ' F"
tellul enough money to pay for a railway the front. Full leg-o-mutton sleeves are . 3;
journey of 300 miles, the affair is not stylishly trimmed gt the wrist with p
complete unless you drupasilvcr 25 cent pointed bands of white cloth, edged We have added Preston‘s California Flakes. A superior breakfast dish for the hot season. Our Butter is gilt edge. “‘
1mm into an, (“,st hand as 3.,“ with the gilt braid. The paquin skirt Our Teas and Coffees are excellent. Orders by mail or by telephone will receive our prompt attentiop. Not how cheap, but 4,;
alight. If tllodrivcr of shortness Wagon flue. fashionably at “,0 lower edge; here how Rood. ” .6
curries your mulk “P stairs—~25 (‘l‘llih it is trimmed with a band of white cloth g
more. in the Atlantic cities you buy “(I gilt braid to match mg waist. The c H A RL ES E s EY M o U R E
eggs, oranges and lemons by the 21) couts' upper edge l. s‘thg'ed to the belt in . ’

worth. Churches could not be main bacha slight fullness adjusting it in
tallied, Mr. l’ullmun could not run his front “a sides. Toilettes i. this our. are

The people of the United States ap~

pear to bedrifting into what the late
Lord Benconsfield described as “judi-
oophobiu. ’ ’ when commenting upon some

could not roll on without it.

etc. Any of the seasouablc wooleus can

ELECTRICMBWTOBS alvfruslsur b0 nml- the Ill-in ""0““ is quiet

curs ll single night without the silver suitable for all out dog} “)0“! and exer-
qullrter. The wheels of housekeeping disc," golf, tennis, cycling, boating, ,

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mew loll talcum,

. m m m I Colors having the preference. Duck,
i statement ”1 M" 6“"th “'"h rofcr- "“‘.’,’.¥3.T.2;'.‘n.2'£ll.. :- nger. ° ' canvas, pique, madm, and teviot suit.

\. ‘ once ‘0 an appeal to 9‘” coill'ifl. If “’0 Motor car 2,500 on the electrical lug will make up stylishly by the mode _
Wt tendency c_"”‘_“_"“’“ “"3 “PM! ”0.0“ branch of the New York,New Haven and in any pretty combination of color.
’ 1‘" asking ‘07 “ 3mm“! “Plum” “’1 to Hartford railroad. at Nsuiasket. Ilsss-. Waist M30 is out in five sizes, viz: 32, e u '"g c 00
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the right to think and ”mm" Th“ pulled and pushed between 450 lnd 500 3i, 36, 38 and 40 inches bust measure.

plain truth 55' that “’9 are becoming on tons in s haulage trial. yesterday after- Skirt 6823 is cut in five sizes, via: an,

 

 

‘fi “'9’ 1’ to” litigious. noon. From the standpoint of pr goticsl 24, 26, 28 and 30 inches waist measure. i y?
I» ' There has been lots of kicking about railroading, thistest was of far stealer The retail price of waist pattern is . . PUSh. leerallty and t t B :1
’- peed l . -fl fl. Shirl: thin 00 i . l
‘1. ‘flleweather this yeuryyet the records value than the. test of act "Mk twenty '° sen ’ y n ' a Cons an argaln G'V’I'Iil .

The test gave great satisfaction ht th to Quantity of material 44 inches wide:
the oiliccrs of the road and the 2 mm For waist for small size, 22 inches bust
sentstlves of the company which fur lish~ measure, 23 yards.

ed the electrical equipments. jar alout For medium size, 36 inches bust mea-
two hours the inward track'between the sure, 3; yards,

Old Colony House station and Nantucket For large size, 40 inches bust measure,
was used in experimenting with the new 89 yards.

“all! 15 years saythat the alternate warm
hid cold waves experienced between
April 80 and June 1 in 1895 have been
exactly in accord with the general aver-
age, though differing somewhat in de-
tail.

can and have accomplished wonders. They have made our stores known all f, . j
the country. They have mused our stores to grow at a marvelously rapid ; ‘
And we’re going to keep right on applying the same methods to our W; a. ;
right on acting in the same liberal manner; keep right on giving unequalled barf!
gains; keep right on growing. ‘

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.« its a d i . t 22 South Extra Fine Tomatoes. llccau BestEi n0 B A‘
1:. There will be an gum-mung sum of power, the tests all being in the line of For shirt, for small size, 22 inches :1.i;“£°":t’ :3“th r'fi'lk'hnn. R" York State Corn. “on Best 3‘ m1?!" 5.9:: _
1 " money spent by American tourists in haulage. The opinion wal expressed by waist measure, ill yards. pap“, mm“ at “y o, m, “,0" Em, June PM '30“. for 250 Pursmqlard 3“”. f.. .,
f Europeans summer and therewill ho a. several of those directly interested that Fox medium .1", an inch, "in, dun, Ladies 0,. ”women between the . l , or ”c ,
i, d b ht bi! k. a“ mom conld‘eaaily hum. ".°° .ud measure ‘,Il'dl IBM 0' 13 .nd 80 will b. "09in, BOUND BlkOd Beans, 3 lb. can, 106 F0“ Cream Cheese, 9* lb , w
,3 dot W m“ . c ' _ ' ' N. B.-—-Unmarrled ladies over 25 or Picnic Beans, Hilton, 5c Bardlnupsrm, 4,,
V , i i even three times the tunnels hauled yes For lento size, 80 inches waist mes- ”wen,“ 0", 35 .m not be required Elite Root a... Extract 9,, Ammonia, "MW
“ i Society note: Street Comm so ouer tsrday afternoon. sure, “yards. toeive their _ Cor Star h k ’
, ‘ v 60 Bath» 10“.! ,.
. wiring of New York will soon ruati- About aaoocloer eats. a. Heft, the recs-Wormwood. l. abso- “ ° WP“ “"- .oere-e. ,
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cats at Newport. general electrical engineer of the 0;... “up“ OEITIIEi “up" lately mfirfi 1'. page; .23 an}: 3..ng g3 W lb. 13: as...“ silicon,o M m .1
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. Theylihs toentertain all who come ”W momma: “l” “3?“: '3; me {0 Pi?” 5’,th m organs-much make are! hairs end e one» (lured Shoulders, 9e saloon sensual. m
in roll as is pretty well common 2,500, "'° “W“ " ”k ' "' " 3“ ° °‘ 3"“ “Bl“ Mmm~ W0 fill" "may?“ emu-sum 13o Emmanuel-,4 us. for are i
. " made apartyofaiglltor tauaboavd, thscar Outta unnfllllnrosruameendaddm aetb aoou'ssasat any our I , ‘ _,
WWMWWW“ “W3 wasruntowltbiuasbortdlstsnoeoftha been-liberate city-o at much lee "m; '-
iflmmt “in?” “m" mm“ Nautaskst station. hack to the on 3 ll . B ll ill mansion is a)» flfi‘fl: THE NEW yon“
WM" '9' mm ““9““ Colony gee-e. end gun to M w ill "T8 "I ll ISO. smoll'lo's llvsu'uumbcofwlessous. but
' . house. cast-m speedwa- ‘e. 1 . toatisod ,»
The we wt of m W" "‘ Mimfmf‘a our WMvmh m Donovan Building. 1 amount .. .
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