Wrist. mutant u. an.
action It.“ lino.
m.
lot-nit: mums all. ma.
“EM
‘srswsisomsst‘l’hoflsnfluim
THE EVENT XG “22""le
”It liming Srntiml has a Circulation.
lit Tom a! 1erqu and its Suburbs
Malian 01th: at
Jimmy's.
now York ilnraid Wm her Pow
The weather today prom m to bu clear and
, ruler To arms- 'It promiett tn brfnir and
run. folio cl by cloudincos and by snow
MMWrmmlm.
. . _ Hi... ...,Im,
Titers-rm" Itmuml.
’lltsitiuiisst point of the thermometer for
MWyvfourinmm zodiac at noon bud-y
‘ tips I! dam-sushi” rep»: lowest. 13 degree.
‘ llama!!! Almanac for Tomorrow.
II tide lmr tide
my. nit.
‘86:” Ml stun “a
An Important Town Meeting.
,Thespecialtiwn meeting who held
umlfonduy afternwn in very impor-
3lilll immoral ought to cause the ant-II-
headway citizen. The matter); to
hawidered involve questiotw of the
deepest interest. Many Veterans"! the
Rebellion have made claim ugaimt the
town beauty and interest thereon.
The mice n have Mum! to pay such
claims f the mantra, its they hold. that
they‘have been settled and the town
holds the teccipls'thorefor.
1Tb Sentinel has suggmtcd that the
veterans bring suit mum the town for
what they demand as their due, and
have the matter legally and finally ari-
, indicated. This has not met their npv
”demand they now Wm! nrbo
, tuition in the shape of a «maritime tn’
, been discovered as that economical w sys,
Ibo appointed by this meeting. ‘Wc hart
been around that the finding of truck a
"committee would have equal force with
" u deemee of the court. W: have aim
3I been a! itivel assured as 0th ,
p09 y by g ‘ your 1900 the ttorld'n annual gold pro.
' ' , loyal authority that such a finding would
3 ' to be said on both shim
have no force. The lawyer» do no:
Mar these claims.
Let the people turn out at the meet
ing Monday afternoon and hear what I)
Jameson mm
South Sarawak. Conn.
”fins- -—”Wsnt."”'rolot.” and
, fluid" advertisements. not «cooling on
sumac: thmtimsumulxtlm
'I Ionian and
may, Will's?! mu m at», coruerou South Main street. which. as
flnrtissmsna furnish-d on sot-lics~3 it mmstunds. is an object I! upright.
6
“my,” mills i M lino-u. though it mull l'llilly be con-
mid: Ono mouth. sue: titres
‘ Ohm six Humanism»: busy-outs. structure by the extension of a graceful
”Irwin”. was not. to be told tower Olympic design in the form of an
Mar-lie. n Wuhinutou strut.
Onset. lie at Wall strut. smut. It“! be detrimental to the ruilrosd's
3 hwdsurms. you wiilcouford
ms; museum "aim or mm It
tum
rrossshould lnsllcssss be ad-
t’m. Oat-swam, than the C'amlrt'md
g!” Thm' Local Dail-
its, Our Pm: Room is always open to
Hill. mwith dangerous winds on tho
{
3muwlsim3vhy Hula...
agreé, and, if there is a stand basis for I quite ‘300'000'000'
‘ their disagreement. the puma action,
by the town Would only prolong an}
already too long prolonged ctmmwemf, immensely 3‘9“" yet. !
be built cm the law iiuildiug at
Washington and South IiuhI pinch?
The motion would be most central and
1=ii is Ix'licvcd that arrangements sails!»
wry to all mncumcd could be brought
about: if not, tbs: them is the bulkyaud
ungrmful railroad War smuud the
converted Into a decxdnlly picturesque
observatory from a gallery of convenient
h light. As such a tow or could in no
in-
Itemts there is no roman to suppose that
t to idea would not meet with approval
if submitted to the railroad unthoritier.
Therefore the only remolding obstacle
torcstorlug our faithful old friend to
I proper usefulness, in the item of expense.
an imn that our pride and public spirit
settle without question. The
cut of providing a sultublc location
would pruhahlyiuvolvo an expenditure
of from Stadium, according to con-
ditious and circumstancewnot a very
amount ut‘uwsl. considering thug
tktobcoiitaiuwd and one that un-
dIubIedly could be ruined by popular
subscr.pticusif an earnest attempt was
made. meus.
..-“..-
WM Would Happen.
lsriy in them!" century the finals.
clersof the nations of Europe became
alarmed at the scarcity of gold. The
whole world’s production was in 1816
only ”0,000,000 a year. First England ,
adopted the single gold standard. than
one nation of Europe after another
dropped into line. The United States
wusnot than u grout moneyed power.
As Carl Snyder says in The Review of.
Reviews. the present monetary systemf
was framed tomects rcsrcity not a glut ‘
of gold The supposition was that gold ‘
would always be scarce.
The great California and Australian
golrlticld discoveries were the first to
shake the position the financiers of the .
nrlicr hull of the century had taken. .
After the flush days of gold production
in 1850 sud the years immediately fol-
lowing were over. however, gold began
to ho scarce again. Ten years ago the
out put of the United States. the greatest
gold country in the world, was only
$30, 000, 000. in 1845 the most modero I
ate estimates place it at: 845, 000, 000.:
it increases with every year now. and
ere long it willcsrtainly reach 3365.000.- '
000. But that is not All. The other
countritu of the earth are bestirriug
themselves in the direction of gold min-
Ing .
it is not so much that new fields have3
notably the cyanide process. have been ,
found of working the former fluids,
though both canker; operate to chenpcn
gold. It is not improbable that by the
Junior) will have reached nearly or,
(lrcnt as has been
the increase in the world' a population. .
the IncrcnIo in gold production will be; 3
Whatthcn willhuppen? Gold, becom- ,’
ing on plentiful, is bound to be of less i
value (Mendy more of it: will he ’
We m rim ‘9 required to pay for merchandise. The' ,
there istobe one of the liveliest d ,prices of all commodities will rise in ‘
shmourecord, and tint fads will be
underpobllc that will be a surpriuc'to
W-
WII.“ mucus "As 10 can: 3
live 0M3 Tot"! Clock. A, I:
Somewhaciu the dim archivcsofflr.‘ one if the logic of the. ghost Saunders ,
Hood’s jewelry Mdbllahmonf thoui re has been correct heretofore. I
poeesinauunassembled state of silt?!”
3 .W. the handmweighrs, mechan-
law and hell or what mat to ss‘ our; many rmrle swam in,
‘ city'smpectcd timevkeeper. the gift 01 reality of a link bctiv
fl
ml
l
1,". portion as gold becomes cheap. The
very event. that floanqlllrs havo pro
:dictcd with dire alarm from the great
«0'3 liproductiou of silver will come about?
'Ihrough the immensely ipcreused pro-
duction of gold. We shall bore a depre-
clam! gold currency “W 01.! silver
It always has been a wonder why so
bt no to the 1
man and
3 Sculls Norwalk’s early patriotic 3mm monkey when so many evidences of it
to the: then infant city. Though the
, faithful old clock counted the minute.
and tolled the hours of a generatiot
3 from its familiar position in the old do
put cupola, whit l'r it occupied until tin
building wasdemolisbed a few month
3 ago to give way to milmlimpnwe—
menu. yet in that when tinterhoolo'
.atthctimethec'
stand by seems to have been almost for
gotten. So much foroormne oi W3!“
and appreciation. . To be sure. when tin
subject was fresh in the public ruin:
It an.» armored. own
‘ steps were taken by an appointed com '
1111th to secure a new location {m it
but after one or two unéummfu
attempts toward a new arrange
maul: the matter , Ivan» allowed
to lapse into slumber, as is tor.
often the case with city mildews. when
. a little extra energy and? path istheonl:
thing needed to senile them. lit-nu m
are a city, and to all put-1mm 1 Int! pm»
,Meven one public clock. .1 001-»
nary convenience that alum-t even ham»
3 lot In the country can brunt of, win‘ II II
plural numbers. Where is our pntali
and pride in this matter? Lac?
damper locatimi for the clmk and tin
Memento for ”erecting it are tin
1 ”woollen: locati'ms abound. mgd
ulym'ble reason; that (run be giver
,‘whyltwasnotplacad in portion lone
arc at hand dolly and hourly. Quite
apart from that. how ever. there is in
the Central park ( New York) menugetié
a largo female chimpanzee that mani-
fests decided artistic talent. She, more-
over, etudicu her own face in a mirror ,
as carefully as 3 Fifth avenue belle'
could do sud with as much interest.
More than that. this almost: human crea-
tnro drama with a lead pencil upon a
[mm pod. Her keeper one day made a
tumgh picture of her head and showed it :‘
to her. {Tho examined it carefully, than '
'oolr the paper and pencil and made a.
«lit-tcbof herself with her arms over her
head. The‘rerrcmhlance was so plain as
to make it unmistakable what the pic.
turn was intended for, and that is more
‘ than «run he said of the paintings of?
scrap of themost famous artists. . This
chimmnmc pursues her art for reward,
too. forwhcn she has made a particular-
ly good bit, «he exports and gets half a
dozen eggs and two bowls of hot coffee.
The English people nresaid to be par~ "396
Iicularly'plwed at the birth of a sec. 5
and mu to the Duke and Duchess of 13
York. mainly: now four living successive '
possible heirs. to the British throne ahead I
of the Duchess of Fife andlIer children.
M us rise. fasten Victoria may live ten 1
mutant. flewuuld then heonlysog
I I01 The first emu would "m w l Ina-om is now Then wouldi,
, fieluvlllbematverwasrightly haudl d
”lick we have in the untried lop p
of the towers of the Mahvkcm
W, the Congregational church. a
“Wild mun, my M which m
WMleWWMNN discirstrnhethroua. Kingswillhel
is W «”th at a m mwmmoduotvorkmm N
a
. on
i3
I
I
h
a
tonic the P15” of Wslat If he lives I
will be for under any before his death. ‘
,After him would be York and then
fork s eldest son. The Enghrh people
need not burrow trouble incense of lackl
Sty Is W by lids. he Gum .
We hm uncle mm W“
with tho agent-of the celebrated Boar
Uloml’ittlng Patterns. by which we can
present to our lady render: some of their
very newest and choloouts patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments w-
oompuuy mh pattern.
Than Ever
“Au attack of La Grippc. three
years ago left. me unshymuln
meek cicunll being new
and delicate. it seemed as if I
never should rail y again. In.
duccd at last to try
Aim 3
Sarsaparilla
I was surprised after taklng it
two weeks. to find I was gainin
strength and now I am pleas
to any i am enjov ing better health
than I ever hid before in my
life.’ ’—EVA Bruno. Lincoln. Ill.
Highest Awards
World’s Fa!“
Chicago.
I .
6624—”!!![8’ DOUBLE-BREAST“)
, neetin
i. in} 01. nnmu'y.
5’ mum. no mu)’
JACKET
mm or my mums.
Blue meltou made this stylish jacket
that is dmplxfluhhed with tailor stitch
ed edges. Two large pearl buttons cf.
fectt closing on the loft side,unin-
visible closing underneath holding the
unrmeut in position over the bust The
jacket isof fashionable length. and isl
dhupdd to form ripples below the waist I
line at the sides and in the back, the
temples: centre beinglaid in roundeds
box-plail. The looooiiitting fronts lupi
lccply in double-breasted style, closiup ,
0 the shoulder, pocket laps covering!
openings to pickets inserted at maven- -
cm depth on each side. The full
Jeeves areshnmd In three sections, in
mandolin style. the seams being opeuculu ,
pressed and stitched on each side. Plain :
.Iud fancycoatings. smooth and rough l3
faced cloths. Cheviot. diagonal. melton,:
Lstrakhan. booty serge, plush and rob,
mt will all develop stylishly by lllf‘
node.
The quantity of 51-inch wide material
required to make tlIiflleu-kct for n Inlss
_ of ten years of age is 2 yards; for a four
taen- your size, 2‘4 yards; for n sixteen-
your size, 2'. yards.
the pattern, \rhi‘h in N0. 6 24, and
Nails fur mum) five not». 15 tutu 1
four sizes, for n thI. twr-qlu- fourteen, 3
md sixtm-iI-yenrmhl mm. '
EVENING SENTINEI.
COU POM.
Entlilina to one Pattern. any size. of Non
Cut this Imf. llll‘ lll )nurn' Imminduddresa '
and mail or lillit‘l it to
Sturtovant's Bargain House
has
Accuses .......
PATTERN N0. ii» "I SIZE
This c:mnum uIId 1'1 vents will secure
nhnvo pattern ill Hinrlmnnt' Fl. North Main
and Am: stream. South horwnlk.
...--. MIN
SPECIAL
TOWN MEETING
1 he inhabitant» 0! the ann of .N'uru‘ ilk are ?
Iurehv notiilml and uur mlthnl nupcv in! town
Will he held at the fun ll hnuhc III will '
‘ norwu outhe -tthdn,v of February. Is'm. at
: leoociock llllhllflltt'l‘ll'lull for the follouing
purimees, V Z'
Hum 'lnreconsidnr m muoh 0! the mic
Indprlhe Fir-t" ilvm nffhmnll of the town
ncvtln llt‘llli’ll the town house on the mm:
mm. at 20'0104 k in tho after
«u Imumsur); for the [lufpt‘lfltl of!
tppninting u l")lillllllll’i‘ Ind l0 uppulnt a
commimenhiti:u:n~wftb« II wn of Nurwalk
(01m vlwall 01mm» fox bounty of soldiers in.
flIolnte war of the- rclclliun: nnl. at public I
'luaring tofulh mmnitm iv in in» sumo. and
I, the roumln. muuuntn. \nuchors. recall“ and
‘ rob-labs Offlm town mulm hear on) proper
“widely o prewntrwl and claim-e and :ItgquI-ntk
of counsel reprusoming the town and any
~lnlmunts, and mini!) urbilmtcund determine
“but bounty -lnims with interim—t ehuil be!
mild by tlm town of Nnrwnl". said nonunitlcci
«uprIu-codut uncuto lmnruml alulo‘rminn any)
lllf allclnimslnr bounty The (loch-inn unil
Ill'iirtli' f~aitl wmmith- u in ho leml and i'l‘ll"
lu~lvmuznin~tsnilltmln. and um iwI'w-n or
In- rsnns pro.» mint: a. 'lmm in in»- m I'm ill lair
inwsticntinnnml«Jm lhll'lli nn-l l0 (lirctt llltr"
town tmamrwr to my the amount of any
.hquviiy, upwnlhflmiltm 'I order of Hilll I'—tvlll
mitten: and, lo dirrod HaulI'nnmlittnolumakc,
l. writwn report. in tho lli'hf tmvu "Inviting
'flllfid after flwumwltlinn 0f tlx'niv ulutim. of:
Ill ( lulms presented for bounty. and lime laims‘ .
rcjcclerland tlmsc ulln’uml, Mill Hm nnmunt,
found duo {In (Iu'h claim nllnuml: Imdto
make provision fol lh'.‘ I-Iumcn t of will 1' 0m- . ‘
mlllno for its sen iv 0:.
uncovn 10 tuke into consideration the
lotion of the Hillt'i'lnll‘ll recur-lint: tho trump}
house. ml thGlUlltllli at Nulwmk. Imd tain-
~at octl oseloctmen In thr- pwmism. I
man To take such mtinn as may lit-3.
Seemed advisable. reguullnu tho refusal will It'
«aloctmen to comply with the VOlE‘OT said
mun meetin of .lIIInIaII 301.1590.
[areas 1..
ll right. lenntlo ’l‘nunncnd. Charlie I‘.. lied I
mnn, llmume Dcnu‘m. ‘ylmmr Ken-min Ired l
crlr'litirecn, (.‘nlob Vnm James Sutherland.
tlenrv Gehrmann. James P th‘hun. Allied,
Martin. .lnbez “heart-r. William M. Low.
Inmptonil. Hheruoml.HnI1 Benton. (J'hmlee
‘ .llelll'. lullnll. Hardy. \llu'hnel Dre“. Alon-j
under TIM or. Lcwisfl Uuens. William A.
Hendiil'k. Henry] Wm Gould H. 5mm I '
Phillipa. “11- l
ilers.
(..llickcm, l’IIul
«Niel 8. bands. (Margot .\\.
mm 0 crrilt. 1).." Fin
-laekinfl. Willlam'l ‘wIsf'. lllllllnl't‘} la. imm-
lage. Bradley (lilbctt Wri ht. William H.
l'ubb hn. \V. In. Collins. )liihacl .Fitzgumhl. I,
IS AA C. Si El3.ltll' (HZ!
EPHR Alli THUMBS.
I“. ll. MEI .
Dated Id Vomaik this 17th day of February
ll 1W
,Sl-lcclmon.
list of Unclsimed Letters
offices. for lbs-week ending Fol-mar) 22.1993.
Peuplecnlllng fur tho;- 01 should any the} are
mllertise «l:
\‘ill TH Viil‘\\'..'lll\~ f‘lmd. \Vh-Ilt-t',
we reuau Mrs. I‘ahlvktlninu. \\ Horn.
\l'i Lynn ht. Mrr \Iu'vctcn' It. Mr Frank Bulk
Icy)“. Colic. Mi~s Delia iurrlgun. lImlIl L.
Lurric. (”3333333333 Anna Lassen. 0:: rt; "(.10 n Ems—f
John G'IIIincr.I i n». l-. (1m n Miss Em Fl 2-
Zemld lf‘lf‘ndl‘l'k‘. limb ..ll tinrhnm.
Eliza Jturkmnn. Mus (llcslv‘r Lemur. ,
“nil
“in.
’ j nicugubis mother. the next century Ii... (I‘m L pnm Hour) on... ..I H. l’rc-s ,
ifirndire. Knthcxin» llsun. Mr. and Mrs. (mo.
ll.uttmnn l'd. ll 5.1K Mim- Alum llumell. Minw
EmilyW.nrtl FmdNIIIitiIl'l. . i
, (v. \\ DEM-JUICY. P M. ,
‘N'Ollll ALKere Fanny Boyd. Ml“ .‘lhbsi
1 “Iran Edward Dayton. Mrs l-mHenderern .
Emcstl’lnlner. Miss Mar II htwlcr. Mrs. liar-
tun Williams in). care on 0 Ni» kerson Com-
cd I'C o. HJlALONl-l. P 31-”
; Uilll‘é the l‘ unuiwt Show on Earth.
clhum. Jllmus Jonas. (harles' 38F”
I7:'_3IIII‘lfuk.
‘AND ENTE—RT—AINMENT
Monkey
With your cold! Nip
it in the bud. Pro- ,
cure a bottle of
NALE'S LUNG
BALSMI
the first thing you do
and save youraelf from
needless suffering."
Trial Bottle Inc.
EIVTLRTA I NAIF ’i'TS.
IIOIIWALA OPERA nous:
A. 5 pieces all-wool Crepon do Fran
‘ IO ladies’ capes, bouclc and othe 35.00.
I 7% I
No lirunss Mus
is Up tutils
llama} ’ " titties
s to ill lssiuoss i,
New York 011“». 441 Broadway.
THE FAT ER OF HIS COUNTRY!
As there will be no pu Iic celebration of Washington 3 birthday ill Norualk. we have decided to
keep our store urcn all day fr bu~ine~s and to make special prices fortbut day only. In honor of 1116'?“th
If His Coumry," and than rising g6! eratiou shall be made lamiliarwith the features of the greatest
patriot and soldier that ever ived grrai in deeds of valor, grand In his humility, We shall give ahaud
omc engraving 0f the Stuart portrait of Washington to every customer who buys meidqllar's Worth, or
Iver. As they are expensive. the publisher' 3 price being one dollar each we shall give unlymue to a custom-
cr, whether they buy one or fifty dollars’ worth.
,;riv I.
‘ Inn'lie
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE SPECIAL BARGAINS:
. - lpllllul'.
Drag. G od’. 40120 all linen towels. 12 forum.
20 pieces new spring goods in ligl t and dark effects. 500 per 45x22 Turkish bath towels, 10 for “my“ 3
45:!” all linen bordered towels. 710001.00. ,
hes wide, 500 per yard, E “figzétrggctluo Huck knotted friugcrfioo‘ each; for Satur-
yard; for Saturday only, 890.
5 pieces all-wool henrlettn. 48 I'm
for Saturday. 37,150.
l0 pieces fancy mixtures, 190 per yard; for Saturday.\lfl,l,,‘c.
5 pieces 52-inch all-wool dilution-1],. 81.00 per yard; Sutur-
uI
Soap.‘
Creme do la Creme mambo-st 100 soap made; at this sale you
can have 8 cakes for 19¢.
Boys’ Waists. 3
Boys’ flannel shirt waists, 500 quality; Saturday price. 260
each
day. 750.
's, 750 quality; for Sat-
urday. 500
5 pieces mohair figures, 250 per y
Eu re a nd J
25 children’s jackets, 500 each.
ml; for Saturday. 1%.
ckots.
Embroldorios.
500 yards Hamburg embroidery. regular prices mg to 19¢
yard; for Saturday. choice at 80. yard.
Veliings.
Veiling, odds and ends. regular price l2}§c to 25¢; Suturv
day's price, 70 yard.
Handkerchiefs.
Plain and fancy border handkerchicfs, for men and we-
men. regular price. 5c each; at muscle, 6 for 190.
0 wool seal a‘ud electric for {It i5 of the price.
Domes lcs.
9-4 brown muslin, 150 per yard, or turdsy. 12,150.
4-4 full bleached muslin, 8 50 pe y ; for Saturday, 70.
0-4 bleached muslin, 250 per yard for Saturday. 190.
4-4 brown sheeting, fine and heavy. 2] yards for $1.00.
Mr. Andrew
.I. Seymour’s
CONGRESS 0F SPIRITS CO3
FEBRUARY 26 and 25
Wlllthtllnilumxrcel (Junlnft-sl. Must Bouildvr-
lngmnl Alllllslllu l-ZIIlurtnlnIIIent mer l'.wn
l‘im nnlirn prnurznnmc In int: n- plot" Mil \h
solutu .V-mltlva IIMI'I‘ infuw men in tho
Wunrll Th(‘|1|lll3lili‘l0I'lllf‘l’lllllllllf‘lll l» iunni
o r than n l’nnlnmimn: more into-I'Nting than n
(”in nu: mow i‘\I Him! than n traced : Innrm
nuwlthunn l'umwl} ur mum: and by nil,
i
Spiritualism, Mosmarism, Theosopl1y.l
Mind Rtuullng, ll} pnolism, Mental
'l‘o'logrnphy I
3Th~ Original Seymour 00.:
Imus ‘
Losr. STOLEN AND HIDDEN.
PROPERTY. i
unnnm Bl.l\l)F0l mm ‘
SI [ill ['1 Al ISM CNMASKED l
Pril M. 200, 304‘ :Ind 600. 3
N‘nf‘ for min at Tomliunon El and Woed' a;
Irutt store» i
.
i
HOVT’S TH EATRE
Tuesday Evening, Feb. 27.
TORNADO!
Lincpln “ Tho awful Tornado
_ ‘ The great rigging scene .
, J six tnru furling II mon-
' ster sail. The collision ‘
of tun ocean bun-s a:
Carter‘ 5 ‘“
full speed.
The In ghty open scu-
Ma m IT| 03”“ scene, with war es run-
ning mount-nit) lIigh.I .
Dissecting room of u
medical college.
2
i
i
i
I$cenic
Produc- Chicago harbor at
night, and many other
{'0 scenic wonders.
I0
/%I Tlllllll. us wnclllm: I‘Tll‘ success.
00 Id 1 your I\' ll Npmmisas "
3 L3l3.3\( 1.. NJ. (' Ml l‘l-‘ll
Prices 25, rd rm. 750. stints now on sale at
T'lniI-tvtl' ~ 3nnd “300d 5 drug slums.
mama OPERA nous:
i or t“ 0 nights.
Wednesday and Saturday
Even i has.
Feb. 26 and 2.9.3
THE ONLY
JOHN ‘J. BLACK
And Superb Company in
Old Rube Tanner
“1th great silent parade. nlogant hantlnnd
v‘ltlssir‘ orchestra.
F. Old Ruhe'lifnnny dance. the trick pony I
”Young Rube.‘ flu» prize St Bernard Dog.
Tanner I
A compnny of sin 01's. dzmccrsand acting pm- 1
pin. Popular pfi<m§311rn\ail.liesonfid seats 1
()0er Main nd Wall Streets,
Linens.
. Hair in .
We are always low on he boat linens. . , . p s
..4 half b1 9 och 0 d 250. Horn hairpins. regular price. 190 per dozen. Saturday only.
00 dozen.
54 full bleached, 371.10.
60 mu blcmhcd, 000 Iridescent Belts.
Having all the colors 0fthc prisms. These new spangle belts
are all the vogue in the fashionable world, 500. 690. 89¢:
each.
Towels.
For Saturday a Spocin Run on Towels.
-l-’Ix'22 Huck towel 12 for SI. 00.
Telephone Cali, 57-4.
The orwalkl Boston Store,
Norwalk, Ct.
A GREA SUCCESS
‘l
Our coffee, we mean is a great success as it goes into the leading families
of the own. "Can't get such coffee elsewhere as you send us," so say a
vast number. We throw out the lift: 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 pur hose.
Fancy fresh cgg~,2sc dozen. Elegant gilt edge bulger, four pounds 81.00
Elgin ‘crcamrry butter, 4% pounds, for LOO. 'l ry the Ferris Delicious
bone-less bacon and hams the finest on the market. Call for delicatesse
I can supply you with the fincsr of the wheat, as all of our goods are of the
first quallty. I I
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Loadin‘ Grocer.
33 WASHINGTON STREET. .
Your Wages lncreased'
his wages increased ten per cent. How? Why, your money is worth
Here are some of our money savers:
Every wage earner can hav:
ten per cent. more at our 5 ore than anywhere else in the CIty.
Old Fashioned Codfish.per1b.. 50 . Lard compound, per 1b., tic ' Evaporated Apples, per 1b., 100
Boneless Codfish, per 1b., 80 Pure Leaf Lard. 3 lbs. for 250 Evaporated Agricola. per 1b.. 120
No. 2 Salt Mackerel each, 100 Full CIcuIn Cheese, per 1b., 150 4 cans good Tomatoes, 250
3Alaska Salmon per (an. """"‘ 120 Gold Dust. per package, 190 4 cans good Corn” '33 250
Columbia. Salmon, not can, 150 Germea, per package, 150 6 lbs. heal: Sodd Wars,3 25c
3 Oil Sardines, 7 cans for 250- Grandma‘s Pancake Flour, 100 I 5 gals. Kerose’niflllfl . 55c
Fresh Eggs, per dozen, I90 3-lb. pkg. Prepared Buckwheat, 100 201th. Granulated Sugar, 81
now on sale at \\ and a and Tomlllmon‘ 5 drug ‘
stores. l’riteo. '25, 35 and 500 |
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Bv RM. A. ‘i. lmvunnlzh. on ”Hooks and m...
nilump or no HIimp.' Ill tho linunylnn M. E.
church. “(‘dm‘wl.|\ owning. Fcbruary '36. at
Admission 15 I unis f‘ll
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CHOWDER SUPPER
In the South \nrwn Baptist church. Tucs-
dm' l’0lII'uIlI\ '.'~' I... roam fill'l (‘ukn for
m' 0 Suppm sci—rear :30 unlock. l ‘hnw-
Llf~l «I. '-ntII nn 1". .\- Aid: 1' \l. B. l' o n" u make.
humntr'zs cunts. f2} It
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F'. CH O3|R 33ll3l3l. D
55 OUTH AINSTREET,
th Norwalk.
PRACTICE LIMITED
TO DISEASES
OF WOMEN
omoe hours. Mondays and Thursdays
8m bodpdn ufll .ly
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FLOUR! FLOUR33!
Flour is steadily advancirg in price and this i» positively the last week that We will 33331 our famous
' - um.) I ,:
Maud S Flour for $4.25 Per Barrel, 55¢: Bag.
Very Best Creamery Butter, 250 Pound; '5 Poundsfor‘SlJSH
NEW 6RKGROCERY (:0.
South Nor-Walls.
EITHER
calling aids burritozi-rzzord
sugar com, the highest grade possible to obtain and is a table luxury. 3W6
so. ”:0RWALK.‘
Norwalk Chronicler