Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 24, 1896 · page 4

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We)! Run. ——lly mail. In IIIIIIIuvII.
.1 5: six months. 8‘: in: our I‘Har.
”manor

Hamlin: tI-lI-IIIIIIIIIII-IIII. Ir: 5

“Moran. In- I.
Vllfl'ofl uni III-II i'IIII‘ III Tllt‘ Scutinvl with I-

”the office

“Hamiltonian IIIIIIIIIII III all III-Ins l" in!

mod to
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”like Town or .\III-~IIIII/ IIIIII I'II .VIIII I,IIII
plltlmii 0’ (III III/III I'm/II I l.IIIIII IIIII'I-

.Iltit‘fI'HIII’I‘ti.

 

Now York Herald Weather Forecast.

Tho Ila) Iiintnisu. III lu- IIIIIIII. \I'Illl
rain and sour and s'I,:1II tI-IIIIIvI‘IItIII‘I-
clmnflvxttlld Iltltiw'l‘IliI- \\‘I‘IIII~III!I l'l~‘I‘ Ii~i I.
TI‘Im..Irr.Iw it III"IIIIIi~.I~ tII III-'III-III" IIlII.IIlI
pmcodml l')‘t~ll~"‘\ In Ill“ Ilvills-III I.Il!I-\" and

on lh0('IIII*-t.“. fIIllIIII'I-Il III chairing 'Illll -~ -i-|I-r

conditions. ,
I' ' Thermmuctcr Ith-Iml.

Tho highest point of illl‘ tItnI‘iIIIIIIIntI-I‘ for
the twonty-tourlmurs I'IIdiuiz at town tIIIIII)"
m at! (logreosatmvt- ZI-rII: IIIII'I-st. l.i III-Im- I.
above.

5:“.-. .

Miniature Almanac IIIr 'l‘mnmruw.

Sunrises Sun hl‘li IliuhtiIlII LIthiIlo
at 7:" at 3:1” at 3:3: aft

Curt (‘IIIIIIIIcIIIsz

Cousitlcrablc :IIII‘I-rsv coinnicnt is heard
conoemiug tltc action of tlic annual
town mocting iIi rcIlnI‘iIig tlic ILsscss‘In‘s'
salaries from $72.30 $1.30 (‘dl‘ll and raising
the salary of tho lllt‘ltlllt‘l's of tlic Board
or Relief from $30 to Kit). The ll‘ so Not 5
put in tlircc months of hard Work. an.
even then do not 114in Now to ('Ulll‘ll‘ll'
their labors.

The police I'Innniissinuvrs IIf Ncw
York city are copyin; tliv nIIIIIiIs opcr-
audi of Norwalk’s sclcctincn. 'I‘IIIIy III -
date that police station lodging I-IIIIIIII»
encourage vagrancy and lllt‘llilt‘t‘ lIt'.tlIlI
Tramps are now ltNlllI'll by tht- commis-
missioners of charity and svnt to flu
Island.‘

Can Povcrty BI- Ahollshcd‘?

Not: in our time, probably. and not
by any of the means now (Iiiiplnyod to
relievethe {llltllll'illfit {thou-"III. Giving
‘ . money and charity indiscriminately only
perpetuates and increases the. evil. Those
who find they can got. aims will be out
‘to slump down and he sumiorted by
aims. if they can. Neither will poverty
be relieved through crvating artificial
demands for labor by scan-hing around
to make work whom llIillt' would natu»
rally he needed. in llw Iiionarchical
countriesnvhen poverty prI-ssos and bread
riots, insurrections :IIIII rcrolntiuns
threaten, it has liecti tiic IustIIin to in 1‘-
row money and (11.611 :1 sotnf public
works, on roads or Ilsculivrc, to kil'll

the common people's stomachs l'lllt‘fl; .
and their hands occupied sothcy will I llill'k III liiit‘ lawn and il\’(‘. \‘Iltll In 1-
- piitctits as It nothing out If tlio mineral

; run of I". I urs lI:"- II l1: lll‘ll‘lll '.tl

not think too much. Ilnt all thus-o ar-
tificial remedies haw aitcr a time; fail-
ed. The earthquake has always come
sooner or later. Poverty can lit‘Vt‘l’llG

themselves. They thcnisolvesninst find
the cause of their ills and its 1t lllt‘lly.
The poorer aud‘linngricr they arc tho

more likely they will he to sot tlII-ni.
though poverty and .
hunger are not for that rcason to ho cn- .

selves. thinking.
courngcd,.nIIt at all.

day, that not causcd I‘Iy the drunken-
ness and shiftlcssIIch "If the poverty

stricken thcmsclvc: ", aii'st s from tho 11:1- !
equal distributionof II (‘dllll >1) ltilll' :Is- ,
one individual is poriniitto II to own .

$150,000,001) ho nndot‘thtcdiy has his
own share and that of“ 2.9119 other peo-
ple, even giving each of ”IN" $7.0.I2Iiii
apiece. Still it would not he tho proper
‘ thing to knock the one hundred and
fifty times a millionaire down and take
his Wealthaway from him.
There are better ways of distributing
the world’s wealth. It is by cultivating
the independence and gmzcrai lllf“lil-

gence of those who I‘l'tllllll‘tl tho world} ._
Wealth. Opportunities lie :III titulllitl 5

’ mankind final? as much as thév evcr did.
The‘ power that makes. “with is stroll:
gar than it ever “as. “tilh’lllglllhll must
unite for the creation of wcnlth and

I hold together as closely as they now do
in their unions for resisting the ('1)

' floaChments cfcapital.

The ideal state will ho I'Pflt‘lletl when
laborer and capitalist :1?” combined in
one. The great fIIrttanI: I‘

 

urt-uily riadn
will b0 scattercd in tiiiic. LII w ."irl-Liing-
men see to it that no I1II l'P anl licamd
up. Let them go in and (livid? the
Weill!) of tho future among tinnnnclvus.

 

‘ H “Nowdfyoudoti‘t xiv“ rm": yIInr Chris-
tin nqmé, Lil fill? you for I-vmtI iIIII’
ofcourt." “MI-in gradons. II-‘zin't giw
what I don't vas got. l'IIt a III-pww!"

Asking for Informut ion. -— H: nu Inn
heard on: new tennrr" ”N. What
does hedo?’ “Why. ha sings. beauti-
.’,‘ “Oh!guwull"" _.i‘.5hcf‘"

 

. ‘u‘l‘fl‘l‘ll. "" Tolmt.‘ and
u” Olivetti-«moms. not cxcwdlng tlII-
‘ mum. fiflczthrwtinws. M-zsixtiiIII-s._

i . moth-ca lII~II lino. Marriott" and
latices. IBI'. ticllt‘dlllt'ui mic» fur Illi-
. Mummom l‘llt‘lltnllt‘tl on ulllllil‘fl"

m premld: Ono IIII-IIIII. 50v: thm-
' bYJIow'IIIIIII II. 1‘. 'I‘ it Wilclt to III‘ I‘ll
”A“ Omel. “No. It? “asIIIIIutIIII strIIIIt;

otlorllr 2.. \'II. In “all strIiIIt. NI-rwnlk:

‘ flyonknOWIIl' IIIII' III‘Wh. you will I‘llllfl‘l" II
km by telephonhiu. sI-IIIIinI: III‘ I-I‘Itiuiui: it

"Mouth Nuru‘ulk. I‘IInn.
Th! El”! [It'll], NI'IIII'III! [It's II l'I'I"I‘II/II!I‘IIII
WW“ ('IMMII’l‘IHt/Ily. I/IIIII I/II l IIIII/IIIIIII

“It. Our 1’: “I." II'IIIIIII III IIIIIIII/I “lull In

 

 

 

, llt‘l.‘ stcrII lizil‘dltb. I:I ild scparatv Illt'lll.
9 Tiny had :irraiIgI‘Il lllt' Ilrtails and Will "

.3 , , 3 3 lx‘llltl lici lllt‘tl niaii.
Most of tho povcrty of the present;

 

ELITE CI.“ 800MB“.

TMM‘M m (the Their Fast Selacti
Dance In him II III.

Tho Ili'st sch-It melanin of tho Elito
club. hold in Ariou H Ill tut night. w.I.I
II [Ir-Illtll‘lm‘od nut-um. II‘uIlytIityI-Iiuplus

 

worn on the floor tllt' 0"th I‘Vl'lllllu,
Illil tIII~ IIIIII'IIIy was wcll filled with‘
.qivctaturs. \IIIII amuit‘cutly took Inuchi

illt‘JfiIli‘!‘ in watching tho IIIIII‘ry IlancI-rs.
.\ III-lI-intiIIII of young pmph- wI-rc pit-II-
IIIit {run Sldlllilbt‘tl.

Puiwll‘s IIn-limt 'I IIIIIIIII its initial
'Inw-Iv'aIII-c. :Iiil I this I 11 nuts I- of .m

I‘St‘t'lltlllt‘tll’tlt‘r, nun-nun“: Illllly l'xlIll"

pliumnts.
Powell. H trry )II-I-I‘Ill. Juli I Hwiiii may.
violins; Arthur Ilill. t‘lll‘lll‘l? l":IlIi:Iii
Sulct‘stt‘oiu. clarlnct: (‘liarlvs lu’ts‘.

piano; John Fillll, ll.lu‘, aud “'.ll..l;Ili

.hiniiingI. (ll'illlh. Pl'\‘\l ms t I thI-
II til" it 7thi~ to Iowin: pram-a lllll" II'.i~"
I't‘ll‘lm‘t' l: .
\l'II"I'lI~"l'III-lil Huh." 7.. :Il
II\‘I-I'I'II"I'-"l"I-II'.I." SI llll ! in .':I ‘l
S" ll IttlsI III‘-" Ant Im'tlII (Muslim. ' III-: II! 't
Then- II as also an I‘lllt'tldlllllli‘lll lIV

Bachelor s M inrl Ii II IluII. of III III: ._ ‘
part. Tllt‘lllt‘lltllt'l‘rltll'lllt' organization.

arc William Sauna-s :IiiIIAliIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIs.
mandolius (icnl'gt' North and lirnvst
l’liI'tt guitars. 'i‘III-it N“l“t.lltlll€ \\'t'l‘t‘
"51"Vt‘lltll chitnc it Mac-I lI.' "Dl'lli‘lulls'

Polka.‘ and “HI“ I-allanl Ninth. ‘
‘\'I'llll til” :IgIIIIIII Iit' lllt‘ ('I‘ll‘lil’illl'll 13am!”
, (How Fitting I‘ntturns, by which we can

Mart-h." II My SII-I'I-III" In. lllt‘ popular
I’Jllill. lt’. IdI-rI-d thI solos.

Tltc tliIIIt' dirc't-I‘rII'III- l’. (‘. Slum.
and his aids wow .IIIIIIpII J. Brown.
.IIIIIISI E. III... Mlll‘tllltI‘l‘ ll:ll‘l".it'k.
and Alfred Scam. 'l‘lII~ rcIII-ptinn coni-

niittc‘i was‘ IroiIIu-It Firm-mid,..lIIlnI .I. _'
.PIIII'I-il. .l. Francis lliyiviiiii W. III-i

w .I‘II Riordan. I

GOT MAIIII'IED ON CREDIT.

lack of Money “’I“ No lmpcdlmcnt. to the
Student and "III llrldc.
Tlll‘ city rcuislrar's Illllt‘O in the old
coIiI'tlII. IisI» Is IlJI‘ scIIIio of IiiiII or two
IiiaiTiagIs Ii.Ii1_\. and amusing iiII llltlllS

frIIIuIIitly (IN or. I’ctliaps tilt' uIIIst pm i ‘

t'llllill' caso liiill has come up III-Hilly,
an account of which was It‘lillt‘tl to h
Izipnncr a f1‘\\' days ago, is that of n.
Harvard sInIII-iit. who was in love and f
without funds. 'l'hc lovo l‘tllllllltlrl'll lllfl ‘
pride, and liooonclndcd to IiivI-stiuatc
Illt' nIattvr with I. \'ll'\\' of gutting mar-
tiIIIl on trust. Homadu lIiIII Ill‘lllt'ul‘tlllt‘ti
at illl‘ dusk in tllt‘ rIgistI‘ar's Iitiicn and
inquircd if tiiat was Illt‘ plaI-v wlII-i'I‘I lII- .
conil piIiIan- a nutriiago c-crtititato

that it was. and a blank IIppliIatiI ll wan
handtd to him, “llitll lic prot et‘tlt‘tl to
till out.

Aflt'l‘ this procI‘icdiIig was gono through
with he looked up. and. in II III sitatini, l
in: llllltj'l‘. :islw d tho clcri: it liII ('lIlUlil
lawn a ft,“ niouitiits liliHllllU‘IllH‘ll-‘IL- '
tiou with him. Mo was talccii into tho 3
antcrooni. had this is IlII- talnlio un
t‘IIiIlcd: fin said that lll‘ was IIImply iii -
low with :1 young lady. and that slit;

. \"m" til-I) I'ci'y much in into with him.

But her pun-tits had Fi‘l‘llrllw‘ tilljt‘t‘llllii.‘
to tho match till'l did all that was in
”Mr Il'l\‘u"l‘ to Intuit it tiff. 'l'iicy lltl‘l
l‘l‘h‘t'll tin ir doors till him: lint. Iiltwith
Handing: this, llt'. sIII-I-tudnd in arranging
mornings with his heart ‘8 choir”. and
during mm of thcsti l](t prop ‘St'll unit'-
riago to 1101‘ and was acocptcd. lic Iirgn~
log that it' tlicy wcro jl‘illl II in tho holy."
bonds" of niIiII'i‘iIiony nothing, not. (‘Vt‘il "

I'lll(l(‘tl that llit‘ only thing to ho IIIIIIII
was to gut niartiI-Il iii sci-nit and lilt‘il
scparatu until lll‘ should graduatc from ‘
his t‘I'Illr‘in. film. of t'tllll'r‘l'. would 3131

But tho 3min: Iiizni. Icing witlIIIr.‘

funds. was in {I IlilInIina. and tho wot»:
. _ . , of it Was he I‘Iiu‘d not you ills w‘av t‘l".t!‘
abolished until 1t 15 (ltllli‘. by tho pIInr :

to procuro tlic. 11I~I2Iu~sary Illil'Illlll to our
for tho ("c'rtiticato and con ititniv. llrs
homo was in :I\I'I-stvrn:t:itI-.:IiidiII\1I .

‘ W'IVI‘I‘l :iII tllllI‘I'.'tillI"' from his l‘atlII-I‘ l‘llly

Illll't! in six months. it was not dur- for
iicariy two months. .llo ('lIllt'll‘Iit“ that
his only I'titit'sw was to try tho iiiI i'I.I d
rI‘i'I’irrId to :iliiirc. fiiit' clcrit. lll'lllg :1

tI lllt‘fi'titllil [that
he Would pcr'lorni lilt‘ ('I"l‘t‘ll|llll_’v' and
trust llilll for ”W pay. providvd YllI' laIlt‘ .
in llllt'5hlllll Was It 11w. 'l'iw Ill‘:;i Ii-II‘
tlic coupln put in an :llllll‘di‘lllli'“ :I'.l
wrrc IIIIIITiIIIl. l'LHli lllt' arrival It 192-1
out :1"lln\"I .Illll‘ fi"I1ii itis [iaiIiit tlm
1. ImllI \\ :IlII'PIl iiItIi ill" I M I~ I. ll" (lllV, .
inadc. llllllrt'li know-it .. IiiIi ‘l‘ "-I':IiilI d I‘m»
clerk :I $10 hill—Boston Hiiraltl.

A “'l mlv :amnc FtItI.

They wurc lI-aiiiiig against a railing
near the foot of ilII‘ stairs of tliI~ lillltili-
iyn Iii‘idgo at tho NW; .Yi‘lli sIIlc. (Jim 1
of ilit‘lll I'llllllllllll'I‘IlZ “I !ll'\'t I' not final “
of looking at lilt‘ crowds that cross llio .
Iiriduc, I-spccially :It ~this hour. \Vllt‘ll
thnrv taro so many \‘.'Illllt‘"ll. it's msr
"lltlllflll to tcll a Ncw YI-tlu't" going to
BIIIIIlIlvn from It Bl'l‘tllelllll’. The
for' .Iicr has an air. an I‘iiscinlilo, It
manner of Ilrcssing and of carrying lit“: '
ItlIItliI‘s which Brooklyn \\'IIIIII‘lI liiivo‘
not. Even “'llt‘ll‘hlltl is: not I'lt‘gtlllily:
dressed you can tell her. I could pick E

 

out one anywhere. Do you sco that tall, 3 ‘

square built. woman passing thI- ('(ll'llt 1"?
Yrs. the‘ one dressed in brown. with the '
bonnet strings tied under iicrI-hin Just,
notice what a sweet. It‘liolcsonio dam
she has. full of restfnluvss. gariIIIrI‘IIl in
the City of Churches. film's Brooklyn

not. to the sole of llP!’ Square tIch, IIlaI-k-
I-ncd shoes. "

A bysttmder, waiting for her change
from a newswoman. smiled its she saw
that .the “niifashionalrio bomict" and
“sweet, wholcsonm fat-c." hciotigcd to‘
New York's wt-ll known pliiiantlzroan ‘

 

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Miss Grace DI"Id':c.——New York Herald. ‘

Customcri Why do you r III this (I...
uric cake
Baku“ s Boy~1 5 'p059 b‘cnz it has cut».

11413511111. - . ..‘ d 5‘

Thu lll‘ltl‘lt‘ .9 ar- .lIIhII .l.l

‘plI‘s IIvI- r llit' sliIIiilIlI-r.

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from the top of her unfaslitmtahlt- l)"'ll l -
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‘ “I: men ed. It 1- .

Restores
jGray flair to
Natural Color

. “Mon- IIIIIII fl}'.¢‘tll‘i|gtl IuI hair
hogan turning gray and tailing
IIIIt. lliIIIIplIltIi‘I-II In an II'—lIlI'
l Ilicst'ui Iti nothinglIIsIIIIsIItiIItied
llltt uiitill commenced to use

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Hair Vigor

At‘tIIr using onc bottle of this
{In partition IIII lmil‘“. -I~I rI-stIIrI-II
II il. . Ii. iluial IIIIIII‘. and II. a: mi
l’llllll‘l IIIII.’ ~ Nils. illitl'l..\|\.\\'.
:‘m i‘. INIIM. .\I‘\\ Yulli, N. Y.

Prevents
Hair from
Falling Out.

 

 

SENTINEL PATTERN.

A Tissue Paper Pattern ol this Garment
lay tic Obtained by Using the Coupon.

WI haw. Illiltlt‘ spvcial :Iri-anucnimits

_"I:"I-sni:i lIIIIIll‘ lady l't‘tltlt‘l'fi I~II:21I~III'tliI-ir
wry III ms! and I-IIIIiI'Iists pattvrns. of
gariaciita. Full and I-xplicit din‘ctions

.t'or putting tIIgIIthIer the gariiicxits aw

company I-ach lltlttt‘fll.

 

6690 LADIES' AND MISSES' COLLARS

HINTS lIY MAY MASTOX.

'l'lII'sI- collars gnaraiitvv stylc. l'lllll';

int and III'IitI-I-tiun t.» tiII- wI-zirvr. aw

“was

 
 
 

 

3000 aoI‘iIIII‘IId‘

.Hale’s Lung Balsam

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‘(llllllt'r yt't’lt'l‘li..j. “I want you tIII-IIIIIII ‘

Have been used in Nor-
walk in the past three
years. it is now the stan-
dard remedy for all coughs,
‘colds and bronchicul trou-
IIIcII Specially good for
children . . .

25 CENTS AT

HALE’S!

 

 

 

‘PUTTING UP A STOVE.

 

 
 

Luv-nu

Dept. In».

In F-Irflold
County.

THE

 

 

!
A Yer-Ion u! the llpen‘tlon That Rudy;

lllppI- mi in Baal Lite.

This is IIliI-ut a man who put anI j

hl'I‘VL‘.

It in utII‘chIssiiry pItrliIIps to go fur- “
Tilicrwitli it.

YIIII know in advaiico just

. Iiow lin sz-ri- .Iml tom and spoiled tho

titl‘llt‘l, ll'lIl tiiI- pipn didn't. tit and he
Ilium-II his knuckles and cut his tiIIgI'r
iIIiIl Flllllltl soot down the latch of his
III'I-k and tiiiallI III-III up town and not.
six IiII-n tot iii li tIII- jIIII.

".lIInIIsIIII. ‘ mid .luliiisnii' swift! at

IIIIIIIII early liIIII I'Il'lt'l‘lltltlll. i want that
sitting m on slow up and going by Sun-
day. " \
"All right. my dour." i-.iid .lIiIinsoil.\
“l'll IIII l: Hill" :‘i I "

NI III: it Iii-‘II": III' In .lIIlIIisI: it's II ifc t-I‘IIL

.ilII I-‘"liii.iiI:iI.I.rtII\i.it IIItIIc other

siIlv of II ‘II" and :Illlil‘. d mus in all tlic
I'I":iI-l.".II tII Ii“'ltlil 'l t-Inlllti. AlII-r :L lI‘l’Vl'IIII

Ipraycr that all Ilic III-luliliots would lll'
out of town for :I fI-w hours that alII-r~

'lIM!) rill“ was II-Iidy for Johnson.
[in :irtiwl pi‘witiivilv.
"'I‘IIII sIIIII- It. out in tho wIInII sIIIIII.”

‘IIIIIl his \\'li‘t‘.

’i‘liI- H'I‘il “as not \Itv largo. IIIIII

‘ It‘tI‘r .lt'lI'lI‘IIlI I...I| III‘I-ssI-d hint-I It II 1'

tiIcIICI-Iislon. \\ till the III-hint .\II.~. .lIIIIIi-

. son, who had lLIi-H‘ll care to ll‘II‘I'P his old

chitin-Ii and ;..'lI-\I‘§ handy. liI- got the
slow to tho ll.“ 1; Ili‘rt'li without much
IiitliI-Iilty.

"it must III- IIIIII-‘Iiv'icd."said Mrs.
Johnson as Ni" llll.\t‘ll ill!“ tin-king. It

‘lllill'lfl'lil ‘(i IIIII l-iiiiti‘ful lllllrii with wry

l

"Illlll‘t‘th'ily llI'IIll‘ Iipat lllllllt' III" tliI i

AM of this patII-i‘ii. which lllt'illlll'S‘ th
li~tillcliyIliti'I'I‘I‘ltl ‘lfi'll'fi. No, l is top

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l‘l‘ l‘llll‘ll iII asnakhau. .iIIII is shapud iii‘
and aim gct llllll‘l‘it‘ll. IIII was int illllt‘tl pump". “mm... “3], a mm. in U. ml. l

hack. "IIII I 11» pIntiIIn tits smooth i_\ a
Ill!“ 11th it. and iiI-s iii IlII p IIIIII .~ or I‘ll-
Tllt‘ tlt‘t‘l) cullu
s slI.IpI-d without :1 st iIIi. :I id rIIll
ii ,lell) at lilt‘ [UllWlH II “II: "n stunting
Ir I'.II1 IiI' tIIrIII-d IIt‘Ivi at t‘lil‘I I.IIII- it prr

i

'tiIIiIl.IiIiII,r shad in plum.

. A»——.__.

,Iiills‘.IllIIIIIliili'IIt tit“ III-I-l. III ”In tlt‘t‘] ‘

t' Milli! l‘tlllilt' that I'IuI‘I- with [I “ill'~ ‘i_
l‘ttlll. lt t‘Ili‘\I'~ 1.. liiIIIIalI‘I} IlW‘l' tii
ill'lllif'lt‘l“. :IIiII I-IIIis in :I gram-f ii llI‘ill
inst llt‘ltHV tlic IIIisi IIIIIIlsIIiIII- pitisl
‘lllil‘ I‘lIIs‘I‘ij: llll. .Itll ~' [hi liiiI it ".ll is ill"
iii;ttct‘i:il iiI-II- pi‘I .-~I 123ml. \‘I l'IlIl‘-l“.t
X'III‘IIsiitiII :iiizirIIIigii t'ziI'I'IlI'inti:writ-xiv;
~ ll.:~. with fur Illlllllll'il wig ;., IIIakI- rt".
Isli collars. lint :hll‘llix'llilll. l’l'l'S‘illl lllilll
:II:1I plush. him all lI‘lllIl‘I III‘ For :in II‘III

Ill'l I‘:'.ll III worn with :IIII’ 'illltlulil‘ pit
own. In I iIIIIIlI-lin ' Ii‘. I . :li illllt‘tl ttii
I'IIIN. tiiI'sI‘ ]I;IttI-i its will luv fII‘JIII II
:‘iI .It I'. Illlt'. .

l'lII 4]” llllil} III' II iIII I \\ Hi“ ”1' ”mini
I "Illlitl lll‘lll Il"I ‘.\II IIIII .igii III I
Hi :i _‘.‘£I'I'Il l'I-Z
'le y'i.IltI- IlI
\'J‘l'll\. Inn.

y. ml. for NI». '3 III- i):II is “.
iIY‘Z-iiii'li :I.I"l flI'-€::I-i: "*:/.I‘.
s'j'ii .\'II. lit “'1‘. I‘IIIIIII'I‘ l“.
. '"-I \ I. '3 II «1:11 I \";:i'II. t'II‘.‘ {I IN iIIIl
.Aizv. l“‘I-i ".iii >1 s t ‘\ I'! tilt-nil lit srtm
width goods I'.I‘.'- :I l ill'tw‘ll you
Hill sl'II‘. Iil‘ .i V'I'lll'll l‘I-I' Nu. l Iii-

 

sigii..:IiIIl ‘.;I";II"II I'III" XII. " II Isi_.ii.‘ l"IiI
:I sixtIiciI _I'I .il‘-Hi'l ..:"I,I ll will :zilII‘ 7” «t
It ym-Il t'II."NII. l Iii-~i;:ii. :IIII'I ‘ of :I f-‘.II'II
for No. '3 dIisiuii.

’l‘llt‘liillil‘l’ll. whiI II in XII. “Will. and

.I‘I‘taii» t'III",tliiI't_I cunts. is I‘Ill in il\'I‘

sixvs. for a Zl'E-iiiIii. III? iiiI l1 .:IIII I'I lllI‘lI
host ll;‘.‘:l.~'l:l'|'. and I l and Iii-i"; :II‘—.IlIl
.im's fut" lllNN ~. ’

EVENING seminar

COUPON.

l‘IIItitliiIuth I'-iiI- l'allvi'ti. any ~i'1‘.". III Nu.

 

 

I'Iit this out. till i \HHI Ii: Iltlt‘ and: III- III N
I‘lllllllll :l- ~It.IkI- irtII

Sturtevant’s Bargain House

 

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Annunss . ......... " . .. , . -

l‘.\'l"i'l‘.ll\ XII. 1303‘". M112. . [N
This I'IIIlllHlI and l.‘ with will sI-IIIII

alIIIIII putt: I'll IItntIIItI- I: on s .\IIItII Main
and tho slim-.ts \‘IIIIIII \Iviuulk.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

TIlI‘l‘I :iI :1 II
”In: Elngrc’f .i_"
iiiiilistiaci' -. ..'Iii.s;1 um".
“ iicxil‘lc. in". v‘.‘!l‘.il‘ {.111 131:
it to ccnnz'l I..III'I Incl: nu.
Him/Ii Iii/[I1 ”I" ll :7. ‘
acil‘ In lisco urlu. I. i".:::i an. .
»- It ll‘SCLlS 1:0 1 31:35.1: i~ 9:5
handy 931: 1.154. tilts.
siowl SOlilill

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

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II
b
I

mil-'1 for born— “5: go (901‘): :M
“‘5 WW1 pate nt I: War lot [It Lil'l'll; ".

. . . . . 11M 'IIiI'itwrnt I‘ll
.cn‘cd. {\II. '3 ha.» :1 st_I"I1slIsIlii:-.i'v I‘IIIIIII , 1

thick, and liiliill’tftl from IIIitlitic. Ilia

llllltl lllilllllly. and Johnson \\'llI.-llt‘(l at.

his" wIII‘lI'. ‘ "
TliI ll lil‘ lJII'itl‘ll down lilt‘ IIilI-lnth

mat and :3.» [.IIII' - lill try: «‘1: whistling.

llc I. III: ii'Il‘ III II- Iii carcl‘tiliy and '

put it in I‘ll" riLht I: l:.l(’|'
in: -.. ‘IIIs‘ I :_it.' Iftlic IIiIl l'IVI lllpf‘.
and “till" l.I--II:IIIIII It in tho alloy

with II stir}. Bits. .ilIllilNilI sat on tho 1
llilt'ii [IIII'I'lI :IiIIl llnlt‘lll‘tl to hint whistic. 1

Tim tits-t Juli]? “(‘I” “it all light, IIIIII

joint “III II so v.I ll that .lI litis. It almost
stIIppcIl winfllirg iII sliI’Ii’ admiration
for it. and so did YIIII 119x: one. The oi-
IIIiw tith‘d :IIIIIIiraIi." and tho collar and
II top. 'i‘liI' M'ulll
was IIII ill" ligll.’ ;.ll IizI- \‘xav up.

"iii row.» I.I.t III 'I .I IizIIZI: III so t Im
lili' y". is .‘ii‘r‘. .l:1":'>'IiI l‘Zlil s;"1"I.:Il tItI
Ili.‘ I it," i.

 
 
 

 

'J Lo llt‘xi .

All Ncw and i rcsli llOlIl the

LINENS.
iii in. hallllit‘k. 27x:
fIliII. all i).IIIIIIsk. ‘1 lilt‘iM'llI'tl. tlII-
'Ii'I-Itualit) IIII t‘.-.II
.IIIII. lull .I.Ititi Damask. tliI~ $l. "'I
IIII:‘..iI_\' I'III‘ 1m,

TOWELS.

\‘I‘ IuI- l_‘:'1|'ll in 'l‘IIuI-ls this “l‘t‘rl.

III.\ It. ”I“ lill'fll'st LIIII-II 'l‘lt\\t‘l )IIII
our sun". for Ur ; for this \H‘I‘ii. l‘.’I-.

I'LV‘JL’ ltI-d Ii Irlll‘lI'Il. llI‘IYIIIII‘tl 'l‘IIwI-l.
tlll lillt‘ll. always sold at ‘3‘II‘ : this \I‘I Hi.
i l".

liii- 'I‘Itt‘kisli Math for M3.

CRASH. lIl'lI‘Iw‘.

All lIllII‘ll ('I":Ish. .‘Ic pct' yard. I” yds.
III I‘l‘n‘tuilici'.
Barth-Icy ('l‘th‘ll at It and 1 II".

$23.80:

l‘I Il' 7c.

 

B‘osrou 'STOR

NORWALK. CONN.

 

I, CONTINUATION or oun

t Muslin Underwear Sale!

l0.000 Pieces to Select From!

\ltthl'S.

JACKETS.

All IIIII‘ .IackI-ts :It III‘a'Iv Half— PI‘lt'I'.

You can gm :1 InvIIItIfa'lIsIIIIIII .IIII-kIt
t‘III' $I IJM.

SHAH Jackets for $5.50.

.\ BI-autit'ul .\ll Wool lh‘tu‘t'l’fiilllhl l'lil'

All (‘IIiIIII‘IIII's .itu‘lil‘i.’ at Hall Privu.

all IIIIII- IIII 11min"
l l Filil liit'tli lII- Il

Muslin.
Standard QIuilitI.

It I l“illt' l'llllll‘ill'lll‘tl. .‘w.
\-I I" III‘ l'IilIlt'aI'li-nd. lit
\ll liriiiids. all EIlItl\'l"~. at tiiI~

DRESS GOODS.
IIIIv your lll‘t'ss (fowl...
will llt‘ on all “'IIUl tin-.- .|

 

.\ lug tlllVflllI'I‘
‘ ‘ ‘ tho I $15.00.

 
 

siIIIpIII mason that raw onI is highcr
than it I-\'I-r was bcfonn

Win. All \Vooll’IlaI‘k chi‘icittus, 500
quality :II'..I-.

mi ‘Ill. All‘vnfl mixtures. ‘33 ‘ quality,

II'II‘.

III pict‘cs .\11 Wool l‘laids. spring col-

III", .300.

Ill plums Silk and Wool l’laids. bean-

til'ul colors. IN: quality. 75c.

FURS.

('IIIIIIy (‘apI-s, $5100 IIIiI-s for $4.00.
I‘ZIIII'triv SI-al. $2‘3..'III Illll‘l'l for Sills".
l‘iil‘t'l I'iI- SI-aI. s'JIJiIi ouI-s for $16.00.
Wool rival. $533.00 IIIIcII for $23.00.
Astrakhan . tight curl. $5.00 01in for

 

KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.

in ordcr to clcan out odds and cnds (it"l't‘tl :ttid llinnct‘ Sets wc shall put all odd

l‘latcs. IIIldS

:31uIc1s odd Cups. odd LI't‘CllllClS odd Bowls and odd llttttci' Dishes on a

scpamtc countcr. and mark them so that thcv will 2:0 quick. and giic us room tor our

Iicw spring (IL-signs.

1. other i. iicli loxcs ....................................... 13 cts.
Sink llrus tcs ................................................... (l cts.
Lamp Shit c l’mmcs. an)" shape ..................... l‘.’ cts.
i Chair Scots .............................. . ....................... S cts.
l’ttintcd Wash Titlis .............. . .............. . ............ 31 cts.
I Matting" 'l'IIChS ................................................ ’_’ cts.
\

 

ITelephone Call, 57-4.

Remnants of Carpets at-Half

 

lu‘

Price '

The NorWalk Boston Store,

Corner Main. and Wall Streets,

Norwalk, Ct.

 

lit tI'ii ll‘liiilit.‘ lii'Il'I' .lIIiiI1>ItilI:iI"l:i 1

lorI‘ly tiw in tho int.- and Law in liisi‘

Disputed Questions

llllrliltur: Ill. :21; "in I l. Ii,:I‘i :3 .Ill‘l'l IIIl'
iiig tho I‘ il:"l‘\\l..i'" lllh wiI‘I- ,ini rilliill‘l'.

it I. 'I< JIN liI l't', 7.‘i.:t ll- II- “.2": :i 5.l\'-
.'._::c IinvlzI" in .l Iill‘-"ll'~ i" It i‘lllS and ho
I21 :trIl his wifc t. II I :Iii III waiw up. and

;l~u~tlo I of “WW. for it had lilt'lltli :."iiul.t
‘ forliali aiiliIInr ——'I‘I {II-kn titIIJoariial.

, lll)’ Ill't‘i'l'l'l'l't‘l for ‘llllt‘llt'llllt‘lll collar»
Why tllt‘ UK:

EU! LT THE WRONG I'AY.

 
 
 

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IviiiI-li II.:I~:it"‘."I
:Ilfl'ficlt‘tl Ill l-‘i .
‘.l

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"iio tii t1.i'11 lt'It‘l
' I-":Ii‘d :I lt‘llittl

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I'iiici' '::it1 Iu . ."l. i' \t: [.4 :it
itluI'I-II. l'lltl l ti.1:=. Hm \""I I lel 1! :IFli Itc
I‘iiéi‘. At any 1' 2"" '- .;_ in: How: 11:“
'lll'l‘KJ'lIll‘t I‘. .f."~". 'I ,j ' 2in
tin: H". I i. I :I I Mill 2'3 7:. :.i ll :1 i‘I":....- '. l~

I:II“.'.". '1 Il .‘I‘Tl IE Ill :.‘I:I III ‘.‘I) III llr.‘

Iii-II" f ' -."lI: :;;

 

I‘I""“ll< I I :‘l‘ :iit III. _I" \‘II I.- II"".'i:II€tI-I| Iiy
"' ill" it: ~ \‘I 'IIi. :I JJI'I‘IIl lit .4 Hill! crittiv
liiI' I1 If ‘I: M _\‘I ;ii‘.~ ’l- I. lic ii
\IllIl iiai ll'."" .: Ill:l.' tannins hrvul
:t' III as. t‘II- I”.- :I 1' “’1 I31". and. ho
ll‘t‘ihll It ‘ 'It in! ‘.‘ Jimmy I III IIi'liis.
I’liiiI-I" :21--I"l:. llI‘ \‘I': :I .l"!'ll'i‘.“'.-—.'I (Jua-
i't‘l. int Intuit—it‘lv- uni-"l tliI- plain lati-
:zii.:':I- .‘"l'i'\'.‘1“.'1'tt ‘1' :Il lilii'iziI-II Iial.
llUIV’l: a stunt". .. I; ;.I: IIIIII ii. Illllll’fil
:IIIII l‘“ s;".. 7. 'II". lil‘"1‘t,' l.!~ l . ,

Ian- I‘ .iii to s! .I I- t "Li' and tlit) tv- ..I I; so
I not trr-i: s :II II I111: II. IIII‘I.."s t It "mil
in"; ii iii ii» {I I: .‘ '.' .liII' .I. :It 1111‘. Ill
.Ii 1:1 lt"v iII;il:Ii1;.: .I "Ii'i'liiilll t lit-.III'I >1

“ll in II thc M: M ‘I” jile,".-.~' liltitl" t‘iuit‘
':’-\\ .irIl they 1;. 1w I inc r111 II I1 s ._ I :I lilt-
f‘l 'tlllV lII till 1”" Irl": Pitt's lillt lltl " Itit‘ IIt'
Ill" lat. the li Pt]ll:‘.‘_\l\tl!li1llltigs got :I

 

 

 

 

. privy. 'l‘lic II\\'i'.tl' of tho cxlii‘liit did not

1

I:IIdIiI".~"t.iiIII it. 1") lo hunted up Illlt‘ UI‘ .

tho qulw- H and said in ll 11‘ language of

' . tiic F'llt' with":

“ ‘I know time to he an honest malt.
and ldonot quI-stiun thy t: Iiiiinss in tho

award. but to gratify III)‘ IIwII curiosity .

[would bc glad to haw tliIII» tcll mu
why tlILIc. gavc :Ill ”2"] Iii/cs to tho na-

tiIei stIII k and \\ fllzll t'au‘it tlwo found in: 3

‘ ininc. 3"

“ ‘My friend. tho I omniittnc :IIIIIIirI-d
your hugs grmtly,‘ tllt‘ jndg 'l‘. rtpiitd
".I'hcy are (‘I"ttainly llillltlbllillt‘. and I

; have no doubt that. in your section thcy

Knot. snI‘tIII lot this (tIItllltr).Tl1I'VIim so a
short II aged and fat that a nimzcr could

am the III- .1 11m d to misc. but Illi‘)‘ are

(IlU’lI thI‘III in two miIIutcs. What we

rnqniro in a hog III tho south is logs and ,1

wind. WI.- giro our prizes for spend.’ "

3 -Atlan.ta Constitution.

Beautltul (ioWna.
Mis. Craigiv ”.ioliii Olin-r llc‘n‘. ics,’
IIIII hnglish IIIIIIIliI‘II IIt' Alllt'l'lct In hirth,
I'IlIllI'H I-s III II I IIIIIiIsI‘I for drv-II . ”i like

. III :Iiiiit'ul gowns. just as I IikI licuLtifIIl
‘siirII-Itndiiigs oi any , 1113 she savs. Shc

:II II s- It. illly thinks that Iinritml mum.»
timed out proclmlu Instr-tut and becoming
dross. "It III-ea not. lIUSL any more to dross
In good lasts, and rah a due ngnrd to
M33100?“ -. than it. docs to wear gowns in n

dually W93. 2:. l‘

 

t'ru ( Etc-icr ”up Tuuk Nu ‘

. 11 ha “13"]?

v‘ ‘m'. t“.'l“.’ ;-' III“. 'i'ilt 3‘;
‘\“fI'|' ; 'ly ( ins ‘l \‘I'I.itI-~". and II‘ I,

 

TELEPHONE CALL, l3-2

 

llIUl'I' are a number of importint questioiis at the

public Iiicii.

‘ “ lllt'St'nU tin o thit. tlIO doinandinw the attention of
'lli'elt' Inc disputed qua-3 stions be.wcen

I‘JIIIrIaI Il IIIII. Uel'tlll my, Atmeiiians and luiks, Uncle

Sam and lilillllllt‘l llull, etc.

But the Ladiesoi Nor-

“all." an- all of III II mind that our store is the best
l'tlllt' I‘ to buy Illtll Staiiilu and [‘4qu Gioceiies, and

we have not III cttle it byaibitiatiuu either.
attention, quick tlUiiVUly.

mm

 

l’l'onipt

Charles E. Seymour,

LEADING GROCER,
33 Washington Street,

South Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

 

 

There are Surprisesi in "these Prices

 

Look TI-IEII OVER CAREFULLY!

 

4.

Best Leaf Lard, per 1b., “ ‘ 09c

 

:4 Cans lcrscv Tomatoes, ‘25c to lbs. Best Oatmeal, c '

\, Y \. _ C , ‘ _ ”J Pot Jelly , Best Rice per 1b., II5c
" CAN" ' en Ork ‘ m" “n“ '5" i ' Condensed Milk, pet can. eye
3 CamsGuldcn Pumpkin. 25C 4 1" 8““ *““5t“~“‘sa"“““"u 5 Milk Crackers, per 1b., ()6c
; Cans Iiurly June i’ézls. 25C it“) P‘CPdred BUC‘CWI‘C‘“ “"7 (IIIIII Dust per package, Inc
It) lbs. Best Buckwheat. 25c ‘ (Io/Lid Laud pet lh., Cottolene, per pail, 25c
l
3
New Best Elgin Creamery Butter, 25 Cents Pound!

Donovan Iuildingtil ..

 

20 Pounds Granulated Sugar For $I. 00!

NEW YORK GROCERY C0.

South Narwalk.

33 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

lCaIIIng Cards

 

 

EITHER

graved or Printed
At the Sentinel Office!

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