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, "batman Panama
More“. renamin- so. taut.
". . . mm.—"Wattt.""'l'ol1tt."nnd
. > . ”advertisements. not crusading aw
bun-ta amtnm timecJoe: six times.
. W 4- noticeatwaline. Marriage and
mm. Schedule of rates for dis-
advartlaements furnished on applica-
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l Renew-By mall. in adtancti.
prepaid: One month. soc: three
0’: six months. 32.50: one rear. 0:.
m by newsboya. tee a week. to be paid
m
‘ . Onion-No. n Washington street.
. larvalk : telephone «IL ”-5.
Oman. No. in Wall street. Norwalk:
, call. on.
, are welcome at The Sentinel office.
‘2de any news. you will confer a
truly! telephoning. sending or bringing it
”it. flee
Manors should In all cases be ad-
to
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was EVENING BENTINEL.
South Norwalk. Conn.
, flit Evening Smiiuti has a Circulation
oaths Town of Norwalk and its Suburbs
W. Consider-ably, than the Cumbt'nrd
.Mlation of the other Thrrr Local Dail-
HM” Our Press Room is always open to
. 4W5!“ -
The weather today promises to be colder
' clear. temperature falling tonight to
like degrees above zero. Tomorrow it
‘promlaeeto be fair to partly cloudy. with
glightly higher temperature and northwest to
northeqaterly‘ winds. followed by cloudiness
asi'dwlnds o dangerous force on the coasts.
‘ mini! accompanied at night by snow.
an: ..-. .34--
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’I'ltcrmmnt-tm- lttmunl.
Thehiaheot point of the thermometer for
_shaftwnnty-lour hours ending at noon today
was to degrees above zero: lovvest. 10 degrees
, above.
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fllttusluw Almanac, for 'l'mnurmw.
llttnrlaea ISun sets I H htide bowtida
, atone I at 5:34 a an: 9.45
tubal Suit- Against Nervspapcra.
It costs the newspapers of the United
Stats nearly 8250.000 a year to defend
themselves in libel suits in which the
plaintiff movers nothing. In some in-
stances the laws of the different states
plainly make unjust discrimination
against the newspaper publisher in this
class of cases.
‘ A year ago the International League 3
8f Press Clubs took up the question in 1
behalf of newspaper publishers and edo 2
tiara, The aim is to secure uniform and 3
equitable legislation and turromovo the I
disabilities from which publishers suffer
Nthen libel suits are brought against
them. The annoyance is at present so
great from this cause that correspond-
ents and reporters are often seriously
interfered with in their efforts to obtain
' newswhich justly belongs to the public. ‘
At its last meeting in Atlanta the
leaguepasred asct of resolutions which ,
are to be urged on the attention of '
newspaper men andlcgislators every- ‘
where. The resolutions demand that the '
libel unit shall be brought only in the
purity in which the paper is published.
Earthen punitive damages, or damages .
in excess of the amount of that actually
unlined by the plaintiff, should in no
easehe allowed. in the judgment of the ,
metabersof the league. One very im.
poriant point the resolutions insist on is
that when the publication is proved to .
be substantially true, it shall not be
considered a libel and no damages shall i
g be allowed. This is certainly justice,
whether it is law or not. _
Another point made by the resolutions
.,
According to the " .t it. sit.
Second Adventist. we are now living
on the trink of a fearful and a halcyon
time. He has been slashing armed
among the figures of the Bible prophe—
lcies and maltssont a llatin emcee
‘ plays a large part. although I-ll4-l is
not mentioned.
According to Prophet lists. this
year terrible Wars will btpah out. They
will continue until France pays Ger.
many back with interest for all the in-
dignities put upon her. France will take
possession not only of her own old prov-
inces of Alsace and Lorraine. but of all
the' land ca the left bank of the Rhine.
including Belgium itself and the Ger-
man provinces of the Rhine. Emperor
Billse will be so whipped out that he
will never held up his head again.
The ccnntrics of Europe will be re-
duced to ten politically. over which will
rule ten kings. Then in 1001 will
come one—of the blood of the Bonn-
partos. by the way—who will just natu-
rally eat up all the other nine and set
himself npin their place. He will make
a covenant. with the Jews and send them
back to Jerusalem and'set them to tank-
ing sacrifices in the old fashion, though
what good that will do him or them it
is hard to see. The nature of this cove-
nant notquite plain. It is probable,
how ‘ .that the Snpoleonicindivldanl
will need mimcy to carry on his wars
and will mortgage his kingdom tothe
Rothschilds of that day and so complete
the prophetic bargain. This bargain will
he consummated in 1901. if the show
comes of! ntérrtlitm to the Baxter con-
tract. Tht u there will be a series of tro-
mcndous disturbances on the globe and
many fearful sights and sounds. on up
to l908. when the world will come to
an end as at pulcnt carried on, and the
millennium will begin. But if it is
contzng soon as 1005 what is the use of
wasting so much good money in rear-
raugutg the kingdoms of the world?
New lamt Stock Company.
The Parker 8: Davis company has
hccn orgauimd at Fairficld to conduct a
general jewelry business, with a capital
of $23000. in 1.000 shares 01325 each.
$3,000 paid in cash and ammo in stock
lay he “a“ by ”all. the 0")...
We have masts special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Baler
Glove-Fitting Patterns. by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choldsts patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments as:
company each pattern.
mm av KAY Intros
Those stylish accessories are highly vu-
t stood by fashionable women. as thcy
can be worn with acvcral styles of waist.
or basques. thus Meeting a pleasing
change of toilettc’at small exponw. No.
l is made of light or cream colored satin.
edged with narrow beaver far. it is
shaped in pointed outline. ad has two
bretelles that narrow at t e waistline.
back. No. 2 is of black or colored velvet
deeply hollowed sailor collar in back.
flurmg in point at. the front, three grad-
uated tabs in centre reaching to the
waist, in blouse style. Abow of satin
ribbon to match tit- vulva-t is placed at
the back of the standing collar, nudn
cormsrmnding bow at the waist line.
The closing is invisible at the left should-
or.
Valencicuucslat-o. it closes in cl'nlrt'
hack. Velvet, satin. plain. brocndcd or
fancy silks are generally chosen for tho so
collars, decoration of lace, tannins, fur,
of merchandise. owned by Parker do .
Davis. The subscribers arc: Edwin M. :
Parker. Jill) share: Charles 1). Davis. 499; i
William (‘. ilawley and Morris B. ;
Bvardslcy, each one share. all of llritlgv- ‘;
p rt.
' 1 yard.
‘ volume l‘n yards for n ludics‘ sizv. and 1
To make design .
ROWAYTON.
Henry A. G. chschkcl and family,
left town today for Brmklyn..'cw York.
In 1590 Mr. anschkcl bought of ’l‘.
liuphrat what was known as the tower :
house. This he recently exchanged furl
a house in Putnam avenue, Brooklyn, é‘
valued at 820100. The exchange was!
, made for the lwnctit of Mrs. Henschkcl'sj
health. Although not a member of the l
Methodist church, he contributed to its l
support and attended its services. He;
had learned that it was more blessed tog
give than to receive. to which many inE
town can testify. As amctnber of the,
Citizens' League he was ever ready to:
promote good citizenship and :lend n§
helping hand where it was needed. All
who knew him can testify as to his star-i
ling qualities and his many friends nu}
gret his family's departure and hope?
the timemcy come when they will re-
turn to live here.
Frank Parker, of South Norwalk. was ‘
here this week and purchased soven'
horses for a contractor, who will use;
them in the four-tracking work through I
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jct or jeweled passcnu-ntcric. entrancing
their styleund valuc. A stdl' interlin-
lag is necessary to givo the proper not
and support the rim-oration. The quan-
tity of twt-nty-twn-itu-h wulc lllltlt‘rllll
required to nutkc design No. l for a
latlms' stzc is llH ynnis:t'ura trusses" size.
To make design Sn. 2,
yard for n unm-s' size.
So. it, it Will nequirc v', of a yard for n
ludics' s 7.0, anti 3,, of a yard for 'nmtsscs
size. The pattern. Whlt‘il is No. 6599
and retails for tlttrty cents, is cut in two
sizes, for ladies and misses, both sir/ts
being included in one pattern.
EVENING SEll'l’lllEl.
COUPON.
Eatitllng to one Friggcrn. any size. of Nos.
Cut this out. fill in your name and address
and mail or take it to
Sturtevant's Bargain House
Nuts: ..-.......~......._.._.-.......n.-...,..--....
Annexes .__. --
PATTERN So. once, SIZE .....__.IN
This coupon and la cents will secure
above pattern at bturtcvnnt's. .\urth Main
and Ann flimt't-i. South Norwalk.
7' SPECIAL
Town Erase.
front and back. The closing is in centre 3
With jet or spangled edggsr it forms a .
No. :i is of Persian silk, edged with ‘
double rat-hing of narrow buttt-r-oolomd .
it will ,
Health ,
Than Ever
""“ “““l ii “flpptymmn
'enra a o t‘ at
ivrcclt, dial being naturally frail
and delicate. it seemed as if I
never should rally agent. In-
duced at last to try
AZEEE
l was surprised after taking it
two weeks. to find i was gain a
strength, and now i am pleas
to any i am enjoying lwtter health
than i over had before in my
life."- Eva llama. Lincoln. ilL
Highest Awards
World’s Fat“
Chicago.
iDon’t
Monkey
With your cold! Nip
it in the bud. Pro-
curc a bottle of
inurse unto
BALSAM
: ads
'° TON STD El Mitten-12:1"
Now York Office. 048 Broadway.
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THE FATHER or HIS COUNTRY!
As there will be no public celebration of Washington's birthday in Norwalk, we have derided to
keep our store open allday for busine~s and to make special prices iorthat day only. in honor of the‘°Father
of His Country," and that the rising gcvcration shall be made familiar with the features of the greatest
patriot and soldier that ever lived, guru in deeds of valor, grand to his humility. we shall give a hand-
some engraving of the Stuart portrait of Washington to every customer who buys one dollar's worth, or
over. As they are expensive. the publisher's price being one dollar cactuwc shall give only one to a custom-
er, whethtr they buy cm: or fifty dollars‘ Worth. ~
Wm.-- . w! .-
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE SPECIAL BARGAINS:
Drona Goods.
20 pieces new spring goods in light and dark effects, 60c per
yard; for Saturday only, title.
5 pieces nil-W001 hcnrictta, 48 inches wide. 600 per yard,
for Saturday. Mtge.
to pieces fancy mixtures. 10¢ per yard: for Saturday, ”lull.
5 pieces 52-inch all-wool diagonals, $1.00 per yard; Satur-
40x20 all linen towels, l2 for 01 .00., '
46x22 Turkish bath towels, I0 for Ql' . _
team all linen bordered towels. 7 for 100
45x22 extra fine Huck knotted fringe: $63 each; for Satur-
day, 39c. '
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Soapgéq'
Creme de la Creme map,beat lo'c soap made; at this sale you
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day. 75c. .
5 pieces all-wool Crepon do Fraucais. 75c quality; for Sat- i Boy 3' wal.%._-
urday. 500. l Boys' flannel shirt waists, 60c quality; Sitar-day price. 26¢
5 pieces mohair figures, 250 per yard: for Saturday, 19c. each.
Furs and Jackets. Embroldorlos.
500 yards Hamburg embroidery. regular prices 125" to 19c
the first thing you do
and save yourself from
nrcrlicss suffering.
:‘l‘rlal Bottle Prom.
USE.
EN Tl'.‘ I: T.-i I .\'.i!Er\' TS.
,soawsut opens no
Mr. Andrew
J. Seymout’s
‘ CONGRESS 0F SPIRITS co
FEBRUARY 21‘ and 26
With the (Juno-nut. Quaintest. blunt llcwildcr-
inirnlui Anus-um: lintt-rtninntt-nt t-vor it‘t'n.
The entire programma- tit-lug rv-pluto wit t \b-
)ullllll' .\u\'t\liw~, lit-\‘t'r lt‘fon' (-t't‘n ill iilt‘
World. The t'nltlpiclt' untortuinrncnt is tunnp
t'f than n Pantomime: more interesting than a
circus; lllnrl‘ t-wluug tiutp u trout-d ': more
n-vwltlmna t'oumdy or brown: «In by all
mid: tlu- l-‘unnir-t Show on Earth.
Spiritualisut. Musincrism. Theosophy.
Mind Reading. Hypnotism. Mental
Tclogruphy.
Th- Original soymcmr Co.
FINDS
LOST. STOLEN AND HIDDEN
Pnopznrv. ‘
: mnleo nuxm’omsn.
Hi'llll’i‘l’AlJSM L‘NllAHh’lZD.
l'rlv‘nC. use, zinc and 50".
Sam for ml" at l'omlinson‘s and W
drug st: Irv-s
ccd's
lib
War. Song Concert!
. -l
The stirring songsnftho war. which every-
one loves to hour. sung by a
GRAND cnoaus
i one vorcss:
With Solos and Quartets,
Organ,
i Philharmonic Orchestra,
Brass Quartcttc and
y 25 children's jackets. 500 each.
' 10 ladies' capes, boucle and others, $5.00.
I 6 wool seal and electric far at lid of the price.
! Domestics.
1 9-4 brown muslin. the per yard, for Saturday. 1255c.
. 4-4 full bleached muslin. 8 5c per yard; for Saturday, in.
9'4 bleached muslin, 25° F" ”“13 for Saturday, 19‘“ Plain and fancy border handkerchiefs, for men and wo-
. 4-4 brown sheeting, fine and heavy. 2i yards for 81-00- mcn. regular price. he each; at this “M g for 19¢
I .
g ”"9"" . Halrplns.
l , Wears always low onthe best ltnerm.
I 54 half bleached. 25c.
54 full bleached, 3750..
60 full bleached, 50c.
. Towels.
: For Saturday a Special Run on Towels.
2'2 Huck towel, 12 for 81.00.
yard; for Saturday, choice at 8c yard.
Voillngs.
Veiling, odds and ends, regular price 1253 to 25¢; Satur-
‘ day's price, “in yard.
Handkerchiefs.
Horn hairpins. regular price. l9c per down, Saturday only.
lie down.
Iridescent Belts.
Having all the colors of the prisms. These new spangle belts
are. all the vogue in the fashionable world. 50c, 69c,89c
each. ‘
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{Telephone Call, 57-b.
The Norwalk Boston Store,
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; Our coffee, we mean is a great success as it goes into the leading families
‘3 of the town. "Can't get such coffee: elsewhere as you send us," so say a
vast number. We throw out the life line to those who are using poor
goods and want them to catch on to something that. will do them good.
Flour is advancing in price. Now is the time to purchase.
| Fancy fresh cggsgsc dozen. Elegant gilt edge butter, four pounds Shoo.
I . Elgin creamery butter, 4% pounds, for too. Try the Ferris Delicious
boneless bacon and hams the finest on the market. Call for dclicatcsse
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II that when a publisher ias printed a F Bridgeport-
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libelous article and it has been shown , Miss Lina vaem h” returned from 1 ' .
lb“ ha done 50' then In case be fully re- 5 a visit with relatives in Brooklyn. ! 1.3.2:}?,l,'f,‘i,'f:.f‘l";mf“ii,‘: '..'f‘.',‘,.;‘,',,‘:,’,,"f,;,'.“.,,'t.’;
tracts the article and prints the retrac- The Epworth League will hold a basi- i meetin will betwld at tho-town house in 7"“
tier: .3 conspicuously and prominently i ncss meeting for the election of officers | horwal on tht-‘uth do)" of February. AW- of
sugar corn, the highest grade possible to obtain and is a table luxury We
can supply you with the finest of the wheat, as all of our gOods are of the
first quality.
Ilrum, at the
S. Norwalk Congregational
Church.
IOn the Eve of 'Washington's
; - Birthday.
FRIDIV, FEBRUARY let.
. _ . . 'ttlivo't'lock in the afternoon. for the following
lathe original article was printed, he
shall only be liable in civil damages to
theyamount of actual pecuniary loss ans. 1
mined by the plaintiff and not criminal-
ly liable at all.
:5
' Driving Ships by Compressed Air. i fife depot.
x at the close of thc prayena-cciing, this; purpOM‘S- v z:
;evoning. ~hump :1
, WINNIPAEE. ' I ”
Many complaints-‘Farc made of the
{dumping _of refuse matter from the
innipauk mills. on . airtight lot near
A sailor man and mechanic has moduli VGnOliGEl'O/WN- ‘r
an invention which promises to have
an important influence on the future
- of freight vessels at least. This man,
George W. Price, who went to sea
when he was 14 years old and has never
had any mechanical education in the
schools, has devised a method whereby
the motion of sea wavesas they roll
propels a ship.
The invention is siinple. like nearly,
all great ideas. It is something like the
following, in brief: Part of the cargo of
a freight ship will be loaded upoa‘u
swinging platform, built up and in-
clobed and made into a tight compartv
meat so that the freight cannot be dis—
turbed. Then when the ship rolls to one ;
side by the motion of a great wave. the
swinging compartment will move to‘
that side, too, with all the weight of its
tincloeed freight. This pendulamlike
,motion will drive into an upright tank
a great mass of air, compressing the air
as it flow: in. .
The compressed air is allowed to pass
intoan engine and its intermittent cs»
cape. like that of steam, will turn a
anew propeller and drive the ship .
- through the water at a rate of from 7 to ,
13 milel‘an hour. That at least is what
theinventor claims. and his invention
it". had so thorough a test in the waters
« & Narragansett buy that a company has
[us fwmedto manufacture the proper
and put it into ships. Failing
Weanid be equipped With it at no
mt cast. The same motion of the
yarn will provide electricity for light- ;
! Charlotte (Min-1Tb, of one Eli Osborn.
,of Little Boston district. died suddenly
'. Monday morning. Mrs. ( isbom had
been troubled With heart disease for the
l past year. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pink-
. uey.of (Trice, arrived Tuesday morning.
; The deceased was the ulother of Mrs.
Pinkney. The funeral was held this
Edits-moon at the house. Interment was
in Umpawaug cemetery.
Donuts) Morscllo. an Italian who has
' been living at Olmstead Hill. near Can-
: nous. for the past your. will open a fruit
. store in W. A. Williarns' building on
j Monday next.
A fine baby boy was born to
f Mrs. Harry Osborn. Monday.
The thermometer registered 8 ° below
zcm Monday morning. ,
‘ James Beers. who went away and left
1 a large family about a wmk ago, has
not yet returned. ‘
Miss Knit! Jennings hasthe measles.
Edward Beers. of Brooklyn. is in town
for a few days. ‘
S. Rittenburg has moved his barbs-r
shop up stairs in the same building lu-
has «xtcupied.
‘ mania"... .
inonssrsso FOR SALE!
‘ Pun-”.31 '0 m orderly! ihr-(‘uttrt 'Il Probate
[for the District of Norwalk. the subwriber “I.
i lots for sale tho real estate known as the lat.)
homestead of John Huiiflh‘i. llwmm-‘tan Inhibi-
! in: win lot of land '{ln tltcsaderiv shit-oi smith
= Slain street in the (fly of South \UNB'R. With
a dwelling lions-,- and other buildings ltwrerm,
tbn lot lacing .90 feet in root and rear. and
taliiutfi‘i‘le'et in delplm. 1m
lot. I.- rut!" . r _ .
1 JACOB )1. Ltl'TUh. Adlmlthlml'lf.
til 1”
Mr. and
l‘ras'r ’l'orcwmsider so much of the vote
under the”l-'ir~t" item of then-nil of the town
'tneetin beldnt the town house on tho 2ch
Ilinyui. nnunry. men at 'Jlt't'ilr'k in the after
i noon, on may at trout-«saw: for the p -rposo ul
'nppozntiag a romantic" and to amount a
lcommitteenit-iiizi-tts ulthc t: on of Norwalk |
."' receive-all claims for bounty of soldiers in
bearing to fully csnmine into the ~nvnc. and
the rec-mils. accounts. vouchers. rw’l'iptrt and
roleasvs oftlte townzand to hear any proof-r
evidence presented and claims and arguments
of counsel representing the town and any
claimants. and tulullv arbitrate and dotertnlne
what twunty claims with into-rwt. shall be
paid by the town of Norwalk. said t‘illllllllilt't"
to profited at once to hear and determine any
!and allclaitnsior bounty. The dw-isinn and
award of said committee to be final and con-
I‘ill‘lVO against said tmvn. and any person or
persons [rt-sentin ' a claim to flu-m for lil“lr
investigation ntuiu-visirmzand to tin-wt iht'
town treasurer to pay the amount 'ul tiny
bounty. upouthc erltt'll order of natd corn-
mittce: and. to dirm-t said committee to make
a writts-u report. to the llrst town mtg-tint:
unlit-ll alter the completion of tlzmr duties. of
roll claims presented for bounl y. and the claims
9 tweeter] and those allowed. and the amount
found due on each claim allowed: and tr-
iluake provision lurtbotmyntcnt of mid mm-
: ut'ttco for its services. ‘
mosh. to take into cumulorntion tht-
action of the mlectmen regardin the tramp
house. and the lockup at . nrwn. '. and toin-
strut-t the mlcvtmen u the promise s. ’
Tmnn To take such action as may be
deemed advisable. regarding lil refusal olthu
seloctmen to comply with the. vote of said
i town meeting of January 20th. I
Marcus L. l'clham. Jame-t Jone . ‘hnrios
Wright. Orlando ’l'uwnss-nd. Charles L. liml‘
mnn. Thomas lit-unis. Sylvester liv-olcr. l-rcd-
prick Green. ('uich Ward. James thitherlnud.
Hen yGehrmnnu. James P. aheclmn. Alfred
A. . artin. aner. “beater. “imam ll, how.
Hampton J. Shorvnwl. Hart Danton. Charles
l'. lil'lli . John ii. Hardy. .‘ilt'hltl‘i llrggiv.Al-~x-
ands-r ii. 'l'nvlor. i.t-\\'i~ S, Owens. \hlitmn A.
Hendrick. ill-pry L. Webb. Humid ll. haun-
llilfl'h. Israel ti. Minds. tjmrgr- W. Phillips. “it:
[ham 0. Merritt. 1). ll. Finch. l'. Dtckcps l'aul
iiasklns. William Twin. t’hnllnt‘t"'.,h-;iirnn-
11min.ilm'lloyiiiliu-rt. .1. wnint. \lulmm n.
Tllol)‘. W. K. t'nliins. .‘vlir-bnei .
ISA tt'smlfit'h
st-mutn 'rnmiizs. ’ Sl‘Mml‘ll.
t‘. n, mun . .. l
Date-l at Norwalk this Bill day of Fcplntpry.
. . 7 w .
lS‘J‘i.
F.SCHAVOI R.M.-D
55 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk.
PRACTICE LIMITED
TO DISEASES
OF WOMEN
rsdays
u'.'l ly
Olive hours, Mondays and Thu
, stoop. m.
lhclutc war of the l‘t‘lK'iilIlll'. and. at public;
Fit/ga-rttltl. .
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Admission only 2‘0: f'hil-iren. _16c. Tickets
for sale at l'laistod's and lhunneo's.
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jHOYT'S THEATRE
1 Thursday, February 20.
ilieturn en agement of the Greatest of al
i lulu-Dramatic Mlt‘tlt'nhefi,
iTHE
'COTTON
KING!
. By SUTTON VANE.
Presenter] with
A Perfect Cast,
' . Magnificent Scenery and
Original Mechanical
Eii'ccts.
Management Wm. A. Brady.
Pri-‘cs 35. 35. on. Tim. ‘Sents now on snieat Plain-
tcd's and \t nod to drug stores.
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noawlttk ppm nous:
Fur two nights.
Wednesday and Thursday
”chillies.
'rnr. oxu’
JOHN J. BLACK
And Stir-orb (,‘t‘vntpnnyin
Old Rube Tanner
thth arPnt street pnmde. elegant band and
i classic orchestra.
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SEFOM Httin~'t~' funny tlnncc.thn trick pony.
"Young Hobo," the prim tit. llcmlml Dog
"Tanner. .
A Mm ny of singers. dancers. Rntlal'fln pm.
pie. in upular prices prevail. Bettervuitseute
now on sale at Wml's and Tomlin-en's drug
stores. Prices. 25. l and low. 2,
CHARLES E.$EYMOUR, A.
Loading Grooor.
33 WASHINGTON STREET. . - SO. NORWALK.
I m u o o
Your Wages "Increased!
Every wage earner can have his wages increased ten per cent. How? Why. your money is worth
ten per cent. more at our store than anywhere else in the city. Here are some of cup-money savers;
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Old Fashioned Codflsh, per 1b., 5c Lard compound. per 1b., 6c Evaporated Apples. per 1b.. ' tOc
Boneless Codtlsh, per 1b., 8c Pure Leaf Lard. 3. lbs. for 25c, Evaporated Apnoea. per 1b.. lee
No. 2 Salt Mackerel each. 10c Full Cream Cheese. per 1b., Lie. 4 cans good Tomatoes. 25c
Alaska Salmon. per can. 120 Gold Dust. per package, tile 4 cans good 0mg) 25c
Columbia Salmon. flat can, ‘ the German. per package, the 6 lbs. best Sodn‘Grackers. 25o
Oil Sardines, 7 cans for 25c Grandma‘s Pancake Flour, 10c 5 gals. Kemp-no Oil, 550
Fresh Eggs. per dozen. 19c 8-lb. pkg. Prepared Buckwheat, 10c, 20 lbs. Granulated Hagar. Ol
FLOUR! FLOUR!
Flour is steadily advancing in price and this is positively the last week that we will sell our famous
"and S Flour for $4.25 Per Barrel, 55c Bag.
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Very Best Creamery Butter, 25c Pound; 5 Pounds for $l.l5!l
NEW YORK GROCERY co.
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