heavens!
av, excess... 11.1w. “
mwwssx
M “For len"advertlsen1suls. not
. liveliest. one time. etc: three
”11.; all times. OI. Reading notices
has. Marriage and death notices.
lessons of rate; for displayed ad
Its lutnishsd on application.
a Batu—By mall. in ad
M prepaid: One Month. 50c.’ .
“fanatic has: .1: months. 11.50; one
“I Delivered by 11swsboys,iic. a
be paid to the carrier.
I, Woo—No. ”Washington street,
3_ Not-walk: telephone call, 92-5.
' omcr. No. 48 Wall street, Nor-
: telephone sail. 01M.
mnnlcatlons should In all cases
THE EVENING SENTINFL.
Scorn Now 11.11 pom.
lvsxixo ssxnxm. 11.13 a ClilUL‘
_ 8 its: Coasrxsn Cmcctmos or 1111:
I Turn Loon. 0.1111115.
‘ 1s Atwsvs Orsx 1‘11 AnvsIITIsI-zns.
!ork Herald weather Forecast.
Today flir..nllgh1ly warmer weather
rpnnll, With light and fresh south-
ly to solltheusterly winds, followed
I‘lprtlal cloudiness, haze and fog on the
’ . yand by cloudiness and rain at
‘ tiuths western districts of this sec-
011 Friday, partly cloudy and
Wily weather will prevail, with slight
are changes, brisk southerly to
ywluda, and rain, attended by fog
fl I! coasts, and on Saturday, cloudy,
‘ weather, with rain on the seaboard,
‘ \ ‘ In the Interior by clearing.
Thermometer Record.
“The highost point of the thermometer
for the twenty-four hours ending at noon
‘04,” was 48 = degrees above zero.
Lianne Almanac for Tomorrow.
11 Sun sets High tide | Low tide
Th1 at 4:37 at 1:19 I 1:17:14
Young
next snug to Be Thankful For.
“i0“ ll Arizona Kicker could find
Arched e"‘icomplain of' 1n the fine young
__ A 1 to be if the unique Thanks-
lamation issued from Pho-
i‘ipital, by Governor Louis C.
‘1 be taken as a guide in the
A depernor Hughes finds much to
Knightu’ the Arizoniuns on in the
came to a territory has made in the
confcrrt
the me,z'ocalling the pilgrim fathers
' “and their Thanksgiving he says:
, During the past your our people and tho tor
Irltory have been steadily advancing in "m-
min], education. moral and n ligioms develop-
' meat. which tells for the happiness of thc poo-
plo and permanent prosperity; The desert
am being rcclnimod; bountcous rains
vs given abundance of pasture to our herds;
mines are yielding an 1r treasures; that
hulhnthmm rejoices in tho gone-mus product
‘ 0f the farm: the merchant,n1cchnnic and all
cm of tailors enjoy a re anal of trade,
which atablishos a confident hope for tho fu-
ture Our health restoring and health pro.-
crs‘ I
trade.
.' serving (:11an has insurcd us against 1- pidcmic,
pestilence and runny forms of disIInsI. All the
factors of civilization are plantII Id and experi-
encing a substantial growth. Those conditions
should invoke a spirit of gratitude, thanks-
giving and pnisealto the Giver of so much good.
[Thousandsof the most sincere and
MMlamest religiousbelievers in this conn
try, the Christian Endeavorers. prayed
with, all their might and forvency on
, Thanksgiving day for the conversion of
“Colonel Ingersoll. A few days later
. Christian Endeavorers in Canada sent
. up petitions with the same fervency for
“ the lame and. This will be a fair and
reasonable test of the power of prayer,
’ ”which no doubt Christian believers
gv‘orywbere will gladly submit their
nun 'If the colonel melts and is con-
1" varied and becomes a believer in the
3 ij Christian doctrine. then it will be proof
, ,‘f infallible to scolfers that there is a God
“and he answers prayers. The world
Units for Colonel Ingersoll's conversion.
The sultan has a frugal mind. Ho 19
quite right, too, to invest in the United
m a good part of the 875. 000, 000.
' " has squeezed out of his subjects.
111 Hamid knows where to invest
wall”. When he is exiled, this country
would be a good place in which for him
to spend the years of his elegant retire-
, out. only that our laws will not per-
: ,I hit Jilin to bring his harem along. It
‘ do him good to learn the merits
in sugar cured ham and Cali-
}p‘i'obsy wine.
11.11111 be an unpleasant surprise to
thonwho are buying Persian shawls
and Turkish rugs ut bargains to find
Munch articles are now being smug-
‘1‘ ' f nto the countryin large quantities
,‘by stssnge passengers from Europe.
_ The steerugo passengers wrap up the
Invalid shawls' In their bedding. Great
. The construction of the Nicaragua
‘ml is not a question of party politics. '
Republican, Democratic, Populist or
Prohibition. It is a question of nation-
. ll politics and policy. and all the peo- ‘
pin what it.
. Euporor Billy still cuvorts wildly.
.. Nothing short of divine providence can
' hold him oi! much longer from getting
either a foreign war or a homo rev clu-
“a! at his hands. I
..... ,-.-._..—. .__.._.
Cwstantinople has .1 population of
“3.000, not counting the thousands of
3 till]
m wmwmmvhommtmm
is The Town or Nona 111.11 sxn‘
, and would pay well both in health and
01111 Panes ‘
w that run wild through it; streets.
..... d
immune lam-aw
the Rewind: m comprises
methods whereby one of their ovum
can make a mcbqssinl start in busine-
.on a capitalist two. Huey letters have
“To I been received recommending plans. low
scar beyond taking boarders or opening
a laundry. however. although these are
by no means to be despised. Women
have more 1 once become well off by
working these 0 d fashioned trades.
The Be tints some of the more
ontorprlsin ideas. and they are inter-
esting as rho ' g the gentle flutterings
of the feminine mind in the direction
of money making. One honest. brave
woman came from New England last
May with $96 and “a good knowledge
6f baking." She first haunted the
Woman‘s exchanges with little success.
She persevered. however. opened a place
of her own and now has rigour profit
01615.50 awn-k over allex uses. with
her business growing and the founda-
tion laid for a competency.
One lady suggests that being a book
agent on a bicycle would be a novelty
money to the enterprising new woman
who would undertake it. and perhaps it
would. Still another gives her own ex-
perience in running a hairdressing and
hair cutting parlor for ladies and chil-
dren. She made it pay well. she says.
One whose husband was out of work
and who had him 11.! tivo children to
support opcncd a little ice cream lunch
room and candy store, with soda foun
min; likewise tea, codes and cake. She
now maintains the whole family com-
fortnbly.
“Stone" became a etenographer seyon
years ago.- She worked for other people
three years. than opcncd on cities of her
own. She says she now supports her
family and herself and could support a
husband also if necessary. This girl is
commended to young gentlemen in
search of :1 wife. A woman who con-
fesscs she is fond of looking at the luv
side of houses proposes to open 11 house
hunting office to find tints, rooms and
dwellings for persons too busy to do it
for themselves
It is unspenkubly absurd to treat as a
civilized nation, entitled to tho ameni-
ties of civilized nations, such a country i
as Koren. Two months ago tho qucenl
of Korea was murdered in a way so
horrible that sensitive pcrsous cannot
even road the dctnils of the crime. Yet
in about six weeks after hI‘Ir death the
Korean minister of the household sent
forth an edict that all the girls in Korea
abovo the ago of 13 must hold them-
selves in readiness to have one of their
number solcctcd as a successor to the
queen who had been roasted alive. The
savage tribes of Africa dcscrvo fully as
much consideration as those Koreans.
The best thing that could happen to
them would ho to hand Ithem ovcrto
Japan or even Russia.
Professor Henry A.Rmvl:111d oft
Johns Hopkins 1111s pcrfcItcd 11 mn-
chino that will rule 125,000 lines to
the square inch on 11‘ surface of pol-
ished metal. Tho rule plate ion! the
greatest use in making spectral analyses
both in chemistry and medicine. The
lines are so small that n microscope is
required to use them, and the machine
is so delicate that a breath upon it will
put it out of order. The lines are ruled
by means of a diamond point. ,
Will England consider her supremacy
on the sea seriously threatened by the
fact that, after having studied the sub-
ject of armor plating for battleships '11s
made in every country, Russia places
with the iron company of Bethlehem,
Pa., U. S. A., an armor plate order
that will keep the works busy all win-
ter? This Russian order. calling for
1,200 tons of the finished product, is one
of the largest purchases of armor plato
ever made.
1895 has been a phenomenal fruit
your. The peach crop was the largest
ever known, not less than 25,000,000
baskets. We have raised, too, 66,256,~
000 barrels of apples. a barrel for every
11111111, woman, ”child and baby in the
Union, great luscitms. rosy apples, life
and health giving. Eat them,1hc more
the better, and be thankful. '
..
We have seen 11 very much minimized
reproduction of Emperor William's
great picturol of Christendom advancing
to wipe out Asiatic heathendom. It re-
minds us of the famous question of the
small boy who looked upon the painting
of Daniel. in the den of lions, “Which
is Daniel, and which is the lions?"
A philosopher writing on the general
principles of the theoretical basis of us-
trology asks. “Are. the planets actual
causes, or are planetarypositicns 11nd
mundane ovcnts concomitant effects of
a common cause?" Well, we give .it up.
A ‘ railroad company has ordered
6,000 new freight cars for the west and
south, chicflylo curry agricultural prod~
nets. It looks as if the farmers ought to
be ablc to 131’“ slice ad that mortgage
this year.
I One 1mm in as good as another man in
this countrv, and better than other men
who are less boucst, clean, intelligent
11: Id refined than be.
No matter how much genius you
have, if you have no convictions, you
will never amount to anything.
Hundreds of people are going to be
lamed by Cripple Creek stocks.
mammary
“For
Billons
Headache
"I tried a good many remedies
for sick headache and bilionsnces,
with which i was troubled for a
a long time but it was not until
lbogtiu tak 11g
Alibi
that I received anything like per-
manont hem-lit. \ single box of
these pills did tho \\'lll'li for me,
and] 11111 now iron from head.
aches, and 11 well 1111111. "I—-(‘11As.
"th 111x03, East Auburn, Me.
Medal
And Diploma
At World’s Fair.
SENTINEL PATTERN.
A time Paper Pattern of title Gal-1110111
lay be Obtained by Using the Coupon.
We have 11111111I special arraugcmcnts
with the agents of the celebrated Bazar
Glove~Fittiug Patterns, by which we can
pmsont to our lady waders some of their
very newest and choicosts patterns of
3111111811111. Full and Implicit directions
for putting togethcr the garments lit“
companycm'h pattern.
arr-CHILDB' APRON
111x111 111' 11.11' MANTUN’.
Whitc uninsnnk and IIIIIbruidIIrIIIl mig—
ing mudc this 110111111111 simplc apron for
alittlc girl. The from and siIlI-s :il‘l‘
prottily wand, and join the loose
backs by' shoulder scams, tho IInII's'nyII
bciug finixhcd by 1111am11v facing. Tllt‘
lower fullsiu gI'aI'I'fnl fullncss and is
hemnicd dccply. broad strings bI-ing i11-
Win the shin scams that “FM”
pretty bow with nude 111 ”Intro b.1Ik.
A [(11111ch frill of t‘llllll‘llltlt‘ Irv linislns
tho round, low III-(k, tho bin 11 edges bo-
i11ghem1ncd and 01115011 with buttons
and buttonliolos. Aprons in this style
can be made from plain and Iluttml
Swiss, crussluu'rcd.‘ stripe-d 11ml plnin
cmnbric. Ilimity. ”-1141ch 111' gingham.
Tho ruffle «'1111 be lllilllt' of lll‘.‘ Inuivrinl.
Irtlgod with lilt't‘ or narrow t‘lllllrtlltlt‘l'y.
The quantity 'I-11:1o;-mI-11 111110 11111111-
iul rcquircd to Innkntliis apron for ll
(:llilI‘l' 11111 yours lllll, is 111m 1':1.rd.~';fI11'
01111 eight vcztrs old twu and nun-fourth
yards. for (1111I t1 ll )I'uis Idd two II1II1
I1119~l1111f yards.
ThI,I pattern. which is No. 6,337. and
retails for i’Wt'llly-llvl‘ I'I-nts, isI'ut in
live sizes. fI 11' ll two. four, six, night and
ten your old child.
avenue 5111111111 coupon
lmN'rlTLIxn To oxIr. I-wrsax AM
manor M) .57:
(lot this out, III! In your name and midi-In.
and mail or take to ,
81111111111111 Baigain House.
NAM?
'A’l'l'liliN No. 6577 SIZF......,.........'3‘
This coupon and I2 cts. will secure above
.aueru at Slurtcvnnl‘ :1, North Main and
\ rm fits-opts dumb Nnrunlk.
—.
Diamond Haul by linrglara.
81111011111111, Mass, Doc. lit—Tho rosi»
deuce of Caleb (‘ base was robbed of $3,500
worth of diamonds
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The national coan: r-Imce of Christian
Workers met at Atlanta.
Prelldcnt Mayor of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad has resigned
Seven Italian warships are to com cy
troops to the Italian {orccs in AfriI a.
lion. Albert G. linnghton was blunted
mayor of North Adams, Muse, by an al-
moat unanimous votI.
Tho Southern Interstate Immigration
association has selected Nashville as the
next place of meeting.
At the meeting of the New Hsmpshi re
stats grunge N. J. llachclder was 111- -elch-
td muster f5: 11 third term.
Professor Antonio (‘ nrlo Napoleon (isl-
Ionga, the Italian publicist, died at Chop-
itow, Moumouthshlrn, England, aged 11.5.
The Republican national committee has-
Anleolod the Lindnll hotel In St. Louis as
Its headquarters, taking the main parlor
and ten rooms en suite.
The now register of Cornell university,
just published, shows a total registration
for the current year of 1,115I,l an increase
in nearly all departments.
A personal representative of Barney l.
Barnum, the famous Kuflir mining opera-
tor. has arrived in New York, his purpose
being to look over the (‘ripple Crock dis-
trial.
In ”than. a washorwomnn of You
ksra,\ 'Y.. who recently sued Millionaire
John C. Havemsyer for 810,000 damages
13!."th liars sll lib“; will) I had WP
1111's tor 1110 you and ass “11?..st to In lhat
nta- WWII): ...1Ica:1uvr.
ThUSfi t r the last. a II m .ths. i dun “stroll
con-p army Blind but 1,ng an more it“ lot It
Iross.
AIL. l Usit‘fllt North “lltou.£loun.
The Amour-an nib/er Truss“ are for sale b1“
11 A L E. the ”tight
“11115115513 UNITED.
l stcnslva Comb no of the hadlng Home
factor-rs of Engines.
New Yuan, Dec 10. .1. Articles of inner
pormlon have been filed at Albany form
log the (hump lioadloy company, with a
capital of 81.000.000.1‘bo directors are
Charles ll. Cramp, lIlonry “1(3er and
Edwlnn‘ n.01smp of the “lump Cramp
. \‘Sons‘ Ship and Engine Bullding co.-
ysny of Philadelphia. George 8. Graham,
Ilstrlct attorney of Philadelphia; “mum
W.Cool1, general counsel for John W.
Maokny and the Postal Telegraph Cabls
company of New York. and Joseph ll.
lloadley of Hadley Bron of Chicago.
It is stated that this company will an
sorb all the rights of the Who' Iclt englm
and the improved Greens eng. 0, tngethci
with the Greens “111111le and lllll valve
gear of Worcester, Mass, the llnndleyn on
glue and the Hoadley rope transmission
It has also taken In the various Interests
of the New England Engineeringcomunny
and iloadlcy company of Illinois, as well
as the vsrlous interests of Hondicy Bros.
in California and the out.
This company wlll also hereafter bun
die the output for land use s and station
ary purposes of the Cramp Shlpbulldlng
company and l. P. Morris companyol
Philadelphia
()lllool are establishcd in the Postm
Tell-graph Cnblo company's building.
New York city; also at Philadelphia. r-‘nn
Francisco and Chicago. The Works at
Worcester, Mass, and (‘ hlcngo will con
tiuuo and be enlarged in addition to 1m.
erection of special works at Philadelphia
STRIKE RIOT IN ORANGE.
Italians Attach lrlslmisn at Work In "Is
New Severn.
011.111.1111. N. J.. Dec. lit—Three hun
dred Italian lnlmrcrs omployod by Dowd
McCarthy on a contract hero, who went
on strike several days ago. swocpcd down
on 11 force of lrlshmcn who had lukcn
their places. Several of the men at work
worn struck by stones thrown by thostrlk
ore. and many of them were I'oIIIpuIIIrd to
quit work.
The police force bolng insnillrlcnt 11.
guard all the danger points, It was dcclIiI
ed to put about a dozen mm to Work on
the Hickory strcot scwcr. ncglcl‘ting 1bI,
other parts of tho work and (‘lllll'ellll'lllt'
all the police at that "no place. About
150 Italians constructed thorn, but did
not resort to any vlnlI-nco.
.u there is any furthor troublenChiot
McChesnoy says the fire department will
be called out to turn the horn on the riot-
era.
Kasper Ilruwn Imllu'ml.
PIII' 1.111111121'911". .\' Y, I) I; 111 ——.lol1:1
Brown, the keeper in tho Mattcniv. 'In asy-
lum. who is In jnll hero for I-Imnplltltv in
the plot of tho convicts tocsmpo IIonI that
Institution. which was exposed by (‘IInle-t
Patrick )lIIllulrc. was lndiIItI-Il by tho
grand juryon two counts Inruhlinga pris-
oner to compo and a third count for ac
cnptlng a bribe. Tho indictments worn
based on tho testimony of Snpcrintcndont
H. E. Allison and Convict McGIIIrII. 'l‘lIu
grand jury also passed 11 rosolniiun roc-
‘0 all r Keeper Brown has been na-
to sIcurc ball
The Sugar ltounty 011er.
Nsw (mucus, Doc. lit—Two sunni-
bounty casns wore dIIcIIlod by Judge i’ar-
(Inc in the United States circuit court
here. They warn test cases on tho constL
tntin'nalityof tho sugar hnnnlym't and
wore filed by tho Realty company and Mr.
Andi-cw H. tiny rcspcctlvcly. The sugar
claimants wcrc rcproscntcd by J. D. Hill,
while the government was l’eprcscntod by
l'nitcd States District Attorney I". ll.
Earhart. Judge l’nrdcc‘sopinlon was
,very short. but forcible. against tho posi-
tlnn assumed by tZIImpu-Idlor Bowlcr
His decision is against the l'nitcd States.
Ho holds the sugar bounty not was con.
stltutlonnl
Strong Case Against Seals.
l’llll.Af)l-‘.l.l' 111.11. Doc 0. lit—.1 dispatch
has been received by tho anthnrilirs in
this city from Police Captain Elliott of
Chicago stating that a strong case had
been made out against William Seals.
alias John llnlcy, recently arrested in this
city and wanted in Chicago for tho mur-
der of n"man named Callaghan. Seals
will be sent to Chicago as soon as tho nec~
nssury papers are received
Arrested 1's: Illnrder.
85011111111111,lllc.,l)oo. 1‘1 —J'111105 Al-
bert Thompson has been arrested by Dup-
uty Sherlll A. L. Mob‘nddcn on aIwarrnnt
charging him With the murder of .1. Au-
gustus Sawyerynn elderly farmer of Mom
month, about May 111, lull-L The arrest
of Edward Thompson, his brother, at
Monmouth, on a similar charge was also
made.
In... Flint [toms Makers.
PITTSBIIIIG, Dec. lit—The Western
Flint Bottle association met here, with
90 per cent of tho members of the associa-
tion present. it was decided to shut down
for two weeks In January, and an advance
of 11 per cent was ordered to go into effect
on the first of the your
Old People -
()lIl pcoplc 11110 rcquirc lllt‘dli‘lllf.‘ to
rcgulntc the bIm'cls and kidncys will
find the trnc rcmcdy in Electric Bittcrs.
This IIIcIliciIIc docs not sti11111l11tc and
contains no whiskcy nor other intoxi-
cant. but acts as 11 tonic and altcrzitivc.
It acts mildly on the 81011111011 and bow-
cls, adding strength and giving tour. 141
the organs, thorcby aiding Nature in tho
mrfonnuncc of tho functions. Electric
Bitters is 1111 cxccllnnt appetizer and aids
digestion. Uld pcI‘Iplc find it just exact-
ly what thcy need. Prion fifty cents
and $1.00pc1'bottlc at I}. ('. Stillmn's
for malicious prosecution, obtained 3 vs-
diet of 8250.
and E. P. Wood‘s Drug Stores.
NOW 13 THE TIME. '1‘!)
33;...
GET illllll SLEIGHS lllEBHillLEll All] PAINTED
Call on, 1 r send a postal card to me, and I will give you figures. Don't forget that l have
The Best Made Carriages, Wagons and Sleighs Always in Stock
The place to get your
Repairing, Painting,
Trimming and also
Sign Lettering is at
Wright’s
Factory
and
Salesroom.
turner Madison and
Franllln 11.1.11. to.
llormlk. tlonn- '
WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE.
Allri t.
VAN INE WARE
ln choice variety.
AI MERRY CHRISTMAS.
We can help you to make it so. We suggest some of our suitable articles:
ART NOVELTIES In Calendars and Booklets.
Children’s Books;
splendid values.
CELLULOID NOVELTIES; attractiveishapes.
Handkerchiefs.
A lame variety at 511 and IOC.
Choice patterns, loo, 2 for thin;
1.11.va Initial, 51: out 100.
Linon Initial, 25c.
silk initial, 25c and 50c.
also at
SIIJIC l‘lUFFIs ERS.
"5 : and 501:.
rower 5111's.
1011.11 ARTiCLES, rsuxs
FUN EMS and MUFFS.
POCKET-BUCKS. PEBFUMERY,
and EllBllOlllERY,’
SILKS. STAMPED GOODS.
MATS, RUGS aand CARPETS.
CARPET SWEEPENS
SEWING MIEHINES.
A. DlCKERlVlAN &$ON,
N”
we' re Loaded
CLEAR UP ON CHRISTMAS GOODS OF
ALL KINDS AND VARIETIES.
“'0 will have the lincst lot of Home Dressed Country Turkeys to be found in this town.
*4 WASHINGTON QTQF ET.
Everything is of the best:
Nuts. Raisins, Citron. Currants. Figs. Dates. Prunes. Cranber—
berries. Plum Pudding. Fruit Cake. Gilt Edge Butter.
Glace Cherries and Pineapple.
ANYTHING YOU W
That is first I lllss 1 111 can got here
ANT!
ll 1'II us your Cli‘istnms trIIIl
ANYTHING YOU WANT!
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR
33WA8H|NGWN STREET.
LEADING ERIEER
TFL
EPHONE CALL.
l3-2
NORWILK PATTERN WORKS
c. H. llSlIllllle. Proprietor.
Hardware Specialties.
[1015' AM) GIRLS'
91110111111 IE BIcIcII
an np-tII-datc machine at Low Price; also
CHILDREN’S VEI .OCIPEDES. I
coon CHEER
—AND—
(3001) WILL
Is our 11 ish to all can holiday greeting. :1an better still,1vc offer a full line of holiday
I
goods, all first quality, at prices much lower than ever offered before.
eyes over these prices:
MALI) “S," OR JONES Fl. OUR, $4 bbl.;
.‘1 lbs. Raisins, -. be
Just the thing fora Christmas present for the 5 le- Currunts. ‘350
litig'lembs i to l1 th . 21b5, Citron l‘
uceyonr on r now so as ave e ' , 2,"
wheel in time fur‘Chlstmae. '3 ”’5- Mixed l‘ “is: 300
3 packagcslllincc Meat, 1 251:
- ‘I I ‘ N. 0. Molasses, pcr gal, lilo
llrpalrs for any Slave that 5 made ,0 1m 3%,,th .2.”
—. . 10 111i. ()atflakes. 25a
(-3“ llsll mi See us at our 511:. not Jelly. 31c
flaw Stare, East End 0' It cans Mustard Sardines, sac
Bridge. III-7951i 31“?”
Taylor In Golden.
BealEstateandlnsurance.
wasnmo'ron sustain.
Persins lookin for t, or house and lot
with the view 0 Iva. are Invited to
call and examine our 9“list. have them In
sale In every part of the city at masons”!
prices and on oasv terms. In” tf
ll. ll. NMWEY'SI
City Employment Agency.
70 North Main street. South Norwallv.
Ladle: and gentle-men Ileeirln first class
help in m 1 l‘MbRCl'y can obtain II a same I‘l-
MEIIIATELY at the above eurnm also those
wi-hlne reunions. either male or lelnale, can
secure employ ment.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
Young yleld 14 or 16 years of age as nurtc maid
to a child of 2 )ears.po:i1lon
tovir'btparty
PosiIl m “seamstress or ( omusn'on to lady;
also position as haunts-storm in widowsv‘ s
it}. first class refers-m. Goodhome pIr
fe rable 10}:vach
0. H.H VIIY. Harvey' s Shin Store.
70 North Main street, 511th Norwalk. ‘
Cast your
50c bag.
Armour Lard, pcr pail, 6c
Leaf Lord, 91:
5 lbs. Best Rice,» 251:
4 qts. Beans. 7251:
Scope Pumpkin, m II
It cans (‘oru, 25c
4 cans Tomatoes. 251:
:1 lb. pail Cottolenc. 25a
“.5 I. Ikcs (lmne or Rabbit's Soap, $l
30 lb. pail Jelly, ‘ $1 ,
GIiA\LL~\Tl-1D Sl CAR, FOR Si.
THE NEW Yilllli lillllllilll 80
Donovan Building,
South Norwalk.
OVE R COATS
New lot in Blue and Black.
$6.00 T9 or 1 0.00.
Tailordnade, latest style, satin waists
and sleeve linings.
Diagonal Worsted suits in Blue
and Black.
$8.50 A SUIT.
All great bargains. Call and examine. 1
H . GOODWIN.
170 WASHINGTON STREET.
033 ly
11':
33 Main Street.
Norwallr.
is our IlivplayofJew- ,
.lry particularly an ‘
pruprime for H0“
(lay Gifts, \V aiding
Presents and the
like. The designs
are beautiful, the
manufacture excellent and PM?! reason-
llblfl It 5 hard to describe all the various
articles we have in stock. but we’ll take
great pleasure in showing them to you.
HOYT’S
Jewelry and llplical Store.
No. 80 Washington Sign?”
Norwalk Chronicler