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we Id. One month.
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ringing it
Why telephoning. twtnliuz; or I
the once.
‘mflumca'noxe should III 11]] ca.
11111: 1111111111 star'rIxIn-
tinIIth .\'11I'1 alk. ('1 11111-
The Ermiug SI'IIII‘m'l [111:1 ti 1'
"It Tom: “I" Noru'olk 11ml [I11
Ira-yer, (.'OIIIII'III‘I'IIIIIy, Ilum tln'
inflation of 11111 olhrr 'I'Inw 1..
ted. Our I’I'I'IM Room ix oluwy
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New York Herald Weather 1
The weather today III'IIYIII‘W.‘ to I11
.clondy.wlthnlight ll‘lllld‘l‘llllll‘l' ch
lowedby minor snuwunvl I1,1' tIIicI
,uud dflllgernuu Willtlh 1111 the 1'11u~t.~
m It promises to I111 1’l111l1l)’ and ~I1
higher temperature and rain. IIII'
Ind dangerous wind~ 1111 Illt' masts.
(Il'ccafl.
general] 1'
lllflt's. lul-
11'11111 III'I‘
with log
TbermomciI-r ltccord
Thehlghoetpoiut o! the thcrmo
thetwenty-tour hours ending at n
m 38 doamesubuvcucro; lowed.
above.
motor I: 11'
n In I: «In 1'
'1‘ III-green
Miniature Almanac for To: orrmv.
Elm rises Bun sets High ti1|I1 II low tide
. at 7:12 utizru 111an II.
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What Pokugon Thlukd
, Simon Pokagun isa full bio
of the tribe of the Pottuwatom
Indian
es. He
the wild ways of his ancestors 1 III! edu-
cued himself like a white 111111 adopt-
ing at the same tiiue the whit man's
dress and ways, such as they hr .
Pokagon some time ago 11111 a tour
through Indian Territory to see or him-
|o1f what it is like. The brief KI Inmary
0511i! travels in The Review of oviows
is a story every member of 111 United
'States congress ought to read d pon-
der. The Pottuwatomiechief ffInnd the 1
common people, both white :111 , ml. in
the territory living in ignorancennd ab-
jest poverty. The "squaw IIIcII” harl
; gobbled all the land, and it was not
IMible for the poor to 111 t even homes,
pines the United States gnvernn out had
granted to each head of :1 f: only as
. much land as he could fence in It plow
around. Under this extremely 111:1 'tic, pro-
vision Pokagou found one. “squaw man”
, who owned a hundred thousand Icres of
, land. The renegade white had 1
, Indian wife and then, with tho
"1 313211 and guileof his race, takcI
"' Sion of all this ground. 1\\'it]
' ~thtee such creatures in every
, ere would be actually no Ian
.’. left for the very oncs to whom
1, altered. There are now 21111111111
in the territory; of Indians, ha]
"and all, only 65,000.
.Pokagon interviewed “a high
hull breed" who was a lllt’lulll'l
.legislature ant “owned" 110,111]
' of land. When the old P11111111
asked if he did not know that t
ernment had given the land to be held
in common and in trust for all ll'i'lIIlJOI‘Ii
' of the tribe, the fellow answered,
whimon Indiana cannot underst Ind the
spirit. of national affairs. ” Winn
'fore, the remonstranccs comcl' 11111 III-
,Ilian Territory against the allotment of
lands in severalty, it will not he IaI'd to
decide from what source they c'oIIIn.
Your white man (.1' half brcc II who
owns a hundred tln' 'nsand acres IIf land
and calls himself an Indian is not going
to give up that land for the gov cI'IIIucnt
itself if he can help it.
, ”And so it. is out people. are i
upon and are becoming mixed \1
vilest of white inch, 11 ho are Inuc
than savages, as i.~' shown by t]
that is born and developed in t
breeds," 11 rites Point 1:111. As
remedy, he says eloquently:
Break up as soon as possible the ho:
of tribal relations. TI-m'll tin-n1 to I11
they owe allegiance to no man on cart ("cm-pl:
them-at chil‘f of mu l'nitt'd Stan's. M kn 11:11'l1
, . one a wet-111111 of 11 I11 :1111'1111] 1’ 11111 «I Ham ting.
1 , They take 0:15in to. olth-t't l1~~11n~ tnIl will
‘ soon learn to‘ ltlu 1.1: 11'11 :IIIQ- trlpco and
take great pHd‘h In f1-1Iim: it:1 im: 11:11. in llll'll'
hearts. They must be taught that thm cannot
longer live 11.1 their fflthtd‘n‘ did, but. must live
”white men do or 111511 ' li11 down and (lil' bc-
tore the cruel march of civilization.
Iovilish
posses—
two or
county
1 at all
itwas
whites
headed
1 1f t I111'
acres
at 1 I" lltl
Io gov-
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ith the
I wore
e devil
Ieltalt'
to the
va't i 20
111' that
do “It
gether
The
ciphia
'aIIt'mt
better
than
During the hri'ke in 11111111112111
companies and the employees II
lat not less than $40,000 a day
,lose tothe citizens of Philar
' h inconvenience and delay
IIG computed. Is there not FUHIG
'85 out of those labor 11111111111-
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« An ustrologint. aye the plan
having a fearful time now an! that
11112111 attraction, unequally Ili~trt'.'1ttetl,
’tl affecting the earth‘s bulk and 111111111-
ro. ‘
l.“ {ROI
, "'Once more the boundless pleat
dthilgreut country in the. tray of cli-
hm WK illustrated. ChurlestoI has a
full festival with a floral street 1 made
, while Toledo enjoys a snowst r111 so
' hclvy, lust and furious that it iInpedel
hallway initialed street om. .
"M 1,1... . ".1.-.. _
.N—v—r—fi
1ilitiol
., . .1111. ,
11:1 I111 111l-'
'l‘vIIImr- ;
may. with '
llachief, but be long ago ab ndencd '
Iken an ,
broods 1
“You ,
, there-
The (1111.11 Athato lino-mun.
ablhty and huatle of those who call Ohi-
Cotton Statue show. 'l‘ln‘1 value thin great
exm-ition will be to the whole south Is
lucalculable. 11111111 uhown to northern
visitors the rich reaourcoe of the country
moth of Manon and Dixon‘s line. It IIIIII
attracted to Atlanta. to Georgia 1111le
the region adjacent 11 rich harvest of
trade that would not otherwise have
101 '.'llml there, at least not yet.
brought to Atlanta, from the north and
went, from the east and south and from
151110) e. II wad of good money that will
more than repay the generous and
shrewd Atlantoans for all tin-Ir outlay.
It is not out of the way to say that the
much l"! make the exposition prosper-
ous, 11 {mt no doubt Atlanta upprecluteu.
In the spring of 1894 the International
League of Press Clubs hold its annual
the Georgia Wonun's Press association.
the Union,
AtlIIIIteIIIII-I expected them to do.
17A algae! llltutration or the financial
These newspaper writers ,
utruighrwuy went home and boomed the
Atlanta exposition, which was what the 1
cage "the Atlanta 0! the north” Is the '
It 1qu ,
nevvupnncra of the country have done .
meeting in Atlanta, invited thereto by '
The people vied with one another in be- '
stowiughespitality and attention on the ,.
delevatee. who were, from all parts of ..
1 Tissue Paper Pattern at this Garment,
They did it generously and gladly. ’
Il'opt III their columns running itenIsI
Inf information concerning the exposi-
Ition, and the results were big. This
should be :1 lemon to other cities that
are planning gicat shown.
Best of all, however, will be the mor-
1. IL! and sentimental rcsul‘ of the Cotton?
'Statcs exhibition. It has welded to-
g-r'thcr in ties. of brotherhood the people
(If this great country as nothing had
1
1:11! vestigu of sectionalfeclingthat utIII
I lurked in the breasts of intelligent men
and women of north and south.
country has a glorious past.
more so than we have been at any time
Esince the. revolution.
The Union ton vcrl
J The Turn of the Year.
The. turn of the year is on.
I the earth. the ancients used to say. In
the polar 7111111 the long night of dead
winter has rot in.
of February will tin1 sun be rcsnrrccted
from his burial plat-ethere. IlI're among
11:1 his resurrection will take place about
Jan. I. ~
Somehow them is always 1111:11'0 or 11's.:
of sadness :IIIIlgIIIrIIII just. when tlmdays
:Ire shot-1111.1.
sun has not yet. begun to draw the 1:21p
night closes in m 11mm that one could
even wirh he were :I hibernator, to stay
in his good, warm hcd till the days got
longer.
Only 1': Ir the holiday season it would
indccd be :1 IIII'IaIIcIIIIly period of the
, year. But the blessed Christmas time
, (ills all hearts with joy—at least It
I ought Ill—lit arts old and young. We do
I not know who wrote the paragraphs
'1 b11l11w,Iut they fit well the time of
I winteI holidays.
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II III 'I In: 1' WI. ‘11;
[1011' t 1,.1'iv1 awn) I1<t )'1-:Ir'.~pr1 Mill! that vuu
. didnt Iikv. 'I'l111y1..:1,v -,'i\1-,v1111n1va,v.
Don't t"1111.,'1'ttl11'ill :I'III ailing, ”11' ball, tin»
I n1: than! and tlu- b‘II 1]~ '.'1]! 12111‘111111111111'111
I. any 11': 1,1' .1I1I11t11I11I 1 r1.~,~.t‘, "
[1.1.11 I11~l1111 x111 II ',.".i‘1'l.~: :11 1,1111 wnuhlnt
11':r11t,1'1~m.~'1ll. [)11 .1~ ,11111 \\'111111!l11 tltllltll ,1',
l)11n't11:1.~t11:1 MI pr .1:1111t 1 II tho rich friI 'nl
who 111.1- «11 '-t1 an ."11--- an {on 'llllll' ,\"1IuIII your
l prw- -.IIt
]
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1111 (II sIml In any git'o i."1tt I'mIl Iltnu'».
nu 111111113111 buy t].1111‘111' Illllll'§,|',\‘pqt;"l I]
llI11S;:IIItI(]:III]1'Iitt]: 11.11
llon' I two ]I ,11111' Illll ll'lll that thri~lmn~ I~
It1111111t 1'11'1'11'1111.’ :Il'.11111 11 t tlu III 1111111 know
tin l'ullIII11\:.11I]II1-'-~nl givinuin 111]].
llang holly III 5'1111rl11111~1', putunu
“morning law" and makc. up your mind that
51111111 111111 shall have
that you .'ll‘!‘ alive.
as they 140111111114. 'l'lil'ICIIlllllllfisllln I’I'cs'r
Venezut'ln and investigate the boundary.
doubt on which-hide the right lies in the
pt'opcr (Ling.
had that contmis:«1(=n do Its work first,
in a perfectly calm and impartial spirit,
and ”Mn, I111 the strength of its report.
prep. Ire for peace 111'11.II, as tho cake de~
1n: I11<]1.1d I‘IIo I'Iiplc 111: die effect
had Flint 5111' 11 an investigating (onIInis-
enough to go in for 'all 1110111 111115 in it.
The right. kind of diplomacy is an iron
hand in a velvet glove.
step out of the White Home when his
term of ofticn hllii' expired and quietly
take up the print lice of law where I110
laid it down to assume the ofi‘tco (It'
chief executive, as I11; PretidentH H-arri
Fen did there need be minor that Re-
publican simplicity has died out of this
land.
British Peace
here some months agotrying to get. con-I
grass td past: an arbitration resolution.
Now is the time for them to get in their
work on their own country.
'.Obetucles are opportunities.
11.111- 1,111.31...
up into the tires. The days are so I~'IIoI't .,
that daylight Ft‘t‘lllr‘ sad and sickly. and '
dcn‘. Cleveland 11'1-11111111111115 to go 11 '
; done before. It IIasdestrnycd alnniat the ,
This ‘
. It 111 going I
to have a still more glorious future. for .
now we are indeed 11 united people, :
Tito sun '
has with to his I1111:'~.~'t depths, buried in I
Not. till the middle ,'
,tcrin]
1 that L: shaped with nine 101111.
.1111i111111tItI'1-b:11".1.
, Win
1
Nature. is 11111111, and ”III 1
11.111' t 11'1111 pr -.~:111ta for tin1 r1:11:11 nfu "tum ,1
:I'I'Ilultwl 11111111111-
' Dunt fail to l"1:|lI'/' tlIIIt tln thing must to‘
ll‘lll t torgot {IIIIH 1111.11 IIavI 11111111 ~1 III! nnvl ‘
IIIIII‘thII'gI't t'I\\'I ll'lvllll' tIII't'III'i ~llllil< epirit .
' III-:Irlily.
t'allfit' {or ”1211111111111: .11.-~ '_
Nation: as well as individuals learn 1
line 1111 thoroughly that tIIc1'11 can be no '
It will >llt>w we are pI'e- ‘
paring to back up the Monroe doctrine. .
But It would have been bottcr to havc '
i, I111tltn
I-iou11ithout .I11111:Lor IIII .1.It of war.
If the' report showed that we had to 1“. who I"~1'v.,'ti11u.~]'.' u, ,1“.
il'1ht in order to back up the Monroe (.ml.li,,_win,,- I" "hot H“, gout'
doctrine, then .would have both timeIHII [-
1
So long as an American president. can I
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‘sltlunt lily
Restores
Gray flair to
Natural Color
“More than 11 year ago In) hair
Ingan turning grav and I'allmg
not. Though I tried IIIaII,\ r-cIIII1
db :1 luv it nothing 1 1111111] slItinIIL-Il
11111 until conuIII-IIced to use
AYERS
Hair Vigor
After using one bottle of this
III'cpanIIHiou. III,v IIaiI 11:1.» Iostotcd
11 II‘I llM‘fll‘tIl I"II|III. IIIIll II'IIM'II
tailing: out.’ -: Mrs III-2 nzntxv
3:19 I.. IIRIII N., X1111 Y‘olk, V. 1.
Prevents
flair from
Falling Out.
SENTINEL PATTERN.
May be Obtained by Using the Coupon.
We have made spcc ia! lllTllIlKl‘lllt‘lItN‘
with the ugctItaoI‘ the 1'1 1']11l11at11d Bazar
(11111 ("l‘llllllg i’.Ittc1I1.~1.b,v 1v11icl1111 can
present to our lady readers 11111111 of their
very III-west and IIIIIchHIH patterns of
garnn IIts. Full and 1-xplic it ditcctious
for putting together the garments no
company cu: II pIIIII‘nl.
6613" LADIEF' 71“." (‘.“R‘HI‘, flop;
HLVTS BY MAY MAN'I'UN.
Fancy black Jacquard cloth is Iln' IIIil"
1'1-present”! In this .xtvlish :Itirt
illlil Flu.»
'I'l.1'
narrow .1'.
at tho wai.
l1'11111anrlt'11n1.
tlzv- 11p and III
1, 111111111111; ,1:I'.'I:I
unlly Iu'low tIII- hips to ”3'11 III I'uu'uloc
Illllt.\'lil1llll' the two 1-111111'1-
111.111.111.111. bring: laid in 11.11 plain a
be top. The skirt tau-11.11111: 111-.11.,1' sis
yards :11 ”W 11111 and 1:111111- hum-Imp.
with IIIIII'I'IMII or 11111,.1~' pI'I1t'I'1't'.-d.;
II-11pt‘aI-III-.' giving IIII' tll~ll'lltl1'|l rill-1':
II 111' fashionable.
g1 11'1 ..
l11\'\'| rhino,
,1:an Illlilll'l l'11I' >Ilk, satin. vein-1 11:
Illll‘l' narrow width l'lllll‘l1‘.1. 111' in
.IIILkI'IIg111'1-I'skirtxtl11-,'.'1'.111 l11' 111111111111
with front and second sitlc 1.1111111
.r:1.-'tlu1: malt-rial with «vii-.11 rib-ct
iCaI'lI sI-IIIII can l'c pipI-II or III-1111121111;
with braid. II:I.~~1~III11IIrv-1'u-.
illH'Ilifll llllllll\ of: Inch il' :1 1111.11'1' I'Iillnr
'.'ate Illll:-II I5 1!1'~i;'1-r'. (‘1'1 1111!]. <III111tI.
lllll llfillJ‘II‘1I'Ilt'l'l I'lutlt, I'In'vbu
.Illtl Illt‘ many v:II'i1-ti1'.~ul' plain .’IIII.‘
.':IIII',1' IIIi\1'd fabrics will 1
Iy by this mode.
'l'II"IItrtIIItI't_v1-l' ‘.’“:
gIIIIp
11111;“,
Inch-widv 111.:11'I'Ia:
tins skirt lad)
Inning a '33-'l71'll waist 1111':I~ur1' h:
yards: for :I '.’I'I'llll‘ll sim'. III".
11.;II.iIII'II.<i7.1'. 1”", yards.
The pattern, which In No. 1;I;I:::1u11
retail.» 1'1-1':I111-1111t~, ix 1'11: III IIYI‘
for 'l'l-iIIt'lI, '3I'lll1'll. '.‘t'I-im'it.
and Ito-inch waist III“:I\III'1‘.
EVENINGWSENTIN E1L
COUPON.
llllllllllll' I111 I11 I';.Il I‘lll.
lIlIlv
('Itt tIIiqut. Iii! in 11111: It: 11111 .11111' 11! h.- ~'\
and III.‘ l|l11l l: 11.1 III-
Sturteva nt’s Bargain House
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yards; fill
.\'11,
I.\ *]".I 11f
5.11111: ,.
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'I'l'l"I'I"l'f\' _\‘11 ("1323. bill. ...I.\'
'lllis II pp 111 I .1] It wolf will ~11111111
.|l|11\'t‘l1'illlll‘ll at \IIIII.\:IIII~. \11I'III Main
and Min >II1'1I.~ Vlill‘l\1'l'\\."lII\'.
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v.1uI Ill I'rhl1t11'.:‘:"
W by.
intimatc twins with
"NM: imt thcy arc
:‘11111'11'1'1111' III'I':11II‘III<I'-
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131111110 would have been better if \10'""“‘“ "I ““1" ll!!! “1‘ ll \1' Item] of
t‘l'ft‘ll
"\lllzri's the EIIIIIII‘I'.
I‘Iu'lt- Ruins?"
”Nil,
-1' {mt the bill I11 11:1! 1' hitc-
,1':1IsIIiII win: I Ididlot ,1111' lih vcah."
.-\ I III Ixrnlm l 1.} i‘I ii1»:1.1I.r'n ,
U. .111 :.\\t11l hard 111] III' II.III :I'I1I111t‘l;
l'. I1\l'III"II1I 111l1.
1:11 LI' Pace (”1111.
Am! Int-'1. I1 1.1 r'. :1 .1111: .'15 '.'.
- broken.
“ltSTIQKSIike
alimp'etoua rock”
511.1 1."c1l'11:‘.- I“II' '11‘1312 '1." .1' k1 ‘1."‘I1' he
112111 Le l’uge’ 5 Linux. ' (Hue.
M CChRVIiCS and 1! I011 1‘.‘1' II. S min/{h} 1
but :1 housekeer. '1' II. iii/11:1 l'IcI‘II varri-
I'nm' when 111 11d.d tluntzs ".'Srn" P!“ T: " «or
“INTO “T0 these I-eprenentntnes “f “‘9' perhaps she burs :I 1 II u or glue (2 cents!)
society who were over and hasasa'ddér WWI-“1111
[EPAG E's
LIQUIDG Lu 2
READY“ USE
No heating needed. No odd to More delicate
' fancy-work.uor1't.£s Io centstor sale ev en wit-:11:
.1 Misfit 11 menu '
3000 Bottles
Hale’s Lung Balsam
Have been used in Nur-
walk in the past. three
years it is now the stan-
dard remedy fora]! coughs
colds and bronchical trou-
bles Specially good for
children. . . .
251:1st AT
HALE’S!
' king It 1).".11 1..
ul'cnn-1
HI‘
1-] I IIIaI"
'I'IIIN' will lu- i'l‘llllll ;. '
PRINCESS MAUD 0F WALES.
A Royal New 'Woman Who III Soon to
WWI I'l'lm‘t' flat! 0! Dennmrk.
Flint-w 313111! of “'lllt‘fi, the most \‘i1 ,
vavir 1111 and Irtiz'inalof III] the young‘
1' .1; 11.11 in the I'ItitII-h on111 family. is
'.IIIIllI to l.r-III1.IIlcd. Tlllltllllflllll’lt‘ .1111! I
u' '.Iudd. 117: 1N1 .-: 1! Qucetl \' n- IIII'in 11111' t-
],v bear 11 11111.1: resemblance to that
1111111 I 1 f 1'1] t|111 :I‘llll domestic virtues.
'1 hey go in heartily for good works. but
Ilny :d'l' M II!!!" :Imum'nn'ut to fashion- I
.leIn 1:111-'11y II I. 11 community at large. I
l‘he I III: II .-1 .‘.]: Ind 11 an exception.
“I111. 14 III: 1 111.111'11111t daughter of the!
. Prince and i‘III'. ass of W: 11111: IIIId the}
.11.:111d I1till IIIIIII.Irrlcd. li11' oldest Hlti— ,
tcr. l'l‘lllt‘l'.~n' LIIIIIM‘, lIlill‘I‘li‘Il the ano‘
of l’It‘c. ’iim Illa-r duquItt-r,‘ l’I'iIII'cssi
Victoria. is waning for tlli opportunity
to 111.1]:111"1111111'].;:Iblv.' prim-11 happy.
'.I In1 future llll' band of Prim-11w Maud'
I::l‘1'II:1'11 I2..I'I If i). 1.1'II:.I'];. ’I'III1 pnng
cr.~-.I v.':1.'~1 b.1111 I.1'.'.'. 121:, 1111111, and I1;
tln 11'1'111'11 1'“ ,1'::':'.-: of Hg". 'l'ln' prihrt' '
111.1: born Aug. 2:, IHT‘I. and l-1 therefore
only 2:! years I t' age. The prince»: has
reached :111 :11111 much Ian-1' than that at
which mint I‘I‘IIII'I‘FM’H are married. and
has II:,'.'I']11;.I'II :1 11'1-II defined character
of In": own. The prit'cc. llt;\'.'l‘\‘t't‘, I: l'P.‘
port-1d III l;.1 1121:122I1111as 11:1'II 11a youtli- '
In], and it 11 I11 I111 Impcd ho will not,
give I11 1' llllil'll trouhl '. "
"III-.1 1.:i111'11 11:11! [II‘III!"‘:,¢ an1 tlt‘.~t cons-
Inv. Tim II~t 111' each III:It".';:11.'1;17 in the j
l:}ttgli.~III'I:_1':.l i111"IlyisalrcmiyI'I'IzIarka-
hly 11111:. 'I'I‘I‘ III'III: 121‘s" 111' lIII'l', tht“
Prllll‘l’Hi 11F \\""» :~. i,-::II]:~.IIgiIf1'1rol‘ the,
The young II'lIIt‘t' is
then-c.1111] 'l 1.1' (‘town l‘I'iII1'1- l"'1'-r]1'r-
ick ol' I);~i.t1.1n1.'k. whose father i.- kin; of:
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NORWALK, CON N ECTICUT.
1':
Our Anquoal Opening
EMBROIDERIES!
And Ladies’ Muslin Underwear!
10,000 pieces of Womcns' Misses and Children‘s U11d1_:1'1vear all fresh, new, reliable, and honestly made.
The greatest gathering of Choice, Htiles, tor little muncv cvcr shown.
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'This Important Event Opens Saturday, January I8
It would be utter lolly to attempt to make up I‘Inlcrwcar at home, when the material alone would cost
you more than our garments complete, and you get bonus! materials, honest making, no skimping. and the
1 very prettiest styles.
THIS IS A GENUINE MONEY SAVING EVENT!
EMBROIDIERIESI
Cambric,
Swiss,
Nainsook,
Edging,
Insertions and
Match Sets.
}.\1] the Latest Importatitms.
.‘.]I new III-signs and l’attcrns.
‘.‘.‘c have opened our new limbrui-
titties and Lac-:5 «In the centre
Counter, main Iloor.
Telephone Call, 57-4.
The,
Corner Main and
Space Will Only Admit it Very
Few Quotations:
Corset Co‘vcrs. 0C each;
Only two to 1'1 customer.
III'aw I too
Only two 11.1 :Icustomct'
(heathen, . 25c
Night Dresses, .191:
Night Dresses, 5111:
Night. lIrcsms. (191:
INIglIt llft‘bst‘s, $1. 41)
Child‘s Drawers, 111.1:
Child's Gowns, ~ 39c
Child's Cotton Flannel
Night lIr:111'er.<,,
Ladics' Cilllllll‘ltl limpire
(iowns.
Brit] 1] 5015 mi three pIcces, 111cc
Iy and richly made.
25 and 55m
75‘
Wall Streets,
We continue our Great Mark-Down
Sale of
Dress Goods,
Underwear,
Domestics,
.Linens,
Kitchen Furnishings
and Jackets
and Capes,
In order to make room {.11' Spring
Goods.
orwalk Boston Store,
Norwalk, Ct.
TELEPHONE CALL, I3-2
Disputed Questions! .
Thurc are a number of iIIIpOI'tant questions at the
ptcscnt time llllt are demanding the attention of
p-IIIlic men.
“'1IlIett ate disputed I'slue stions between
Itntrlznnl am. (ieIIII my, AIIIIeIIiaIIs and Tutks, Uncle
8:111: and Johnnie IIIIII etc.
But the Ladies of Nor-
1v Ilk me .Ill ofonc mind that our stem is the best
place to buy their Staple .1111] Fancy Gtoceties ,and
111: have not to settle it by .11 Int ation eithet.
:Ittctttion,f1pIick delivery.
1’1 erupt
Charles E. Seymour,
33 Washington
Street,
a“
LEADING GROCER,
South Norwalk, Conn.
There are Surprises" III These Prices
III‘
LOOKTHEM OVER CAREFULLY
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Cilllfi jersey Tomatoes,
' .1 Cans New York State Corn, 251,
; ,Cans Golden Pumpkin 25L
4 Cans ltnrly lune l’cas, 25C
.111 IIIS. B est Buckwheat, 25c
10 lbs. Best Oatmeal,
'1 — lb 11011151111
.1 ”1.8011 Mustard Snrdiuc..25c
; lb. Prepared Buckwheat, Inc
0%
Good Lord per 1b.,
lest IIcaf Lard, per 1b., 09C
[lest Rice per “1., 1151:
Condensed Milk, pet can. o7c
Milk Ciackers, per Ib., one
(iold llllst per package, 191:
Cottoleuc, pcr pail, ' 25c
:Very Best Elgin Creamery Bu‘tter,25 Cents Pound
' ‘ 20 Pounds Granulated Sugar For $I.00!
NEw‘ YORK GROCERY. co.
Donovan Building,
South Norwalk.
33 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn. 1.
Norwalk Chronicler