M W W
In one at Mel-er John Clark Rid-
petli'e paper- la The Arena be men-
,lut'rott “9 i’normm‘tnt. tioul theiaut that at no time in the
history 0! England. when Gladstone
. wait prime minister. did he permit the
‘ 2 debt of the nation to he increaued by a
3war loan. Mr. itidpath trays: "Let no
one ever that making a war without
making a national debt in II vagary.
That would be to condemn All a finan-
3cialquack no less a person than Wil»
3 IianI B. (IlladIItone. It has been the one
ruling and undeviating principle of hie
policy alike in peace and in war to
make tho annual revenues under all cir-
cumstance» moot the annual expendi-
tures of the empire. "
in the Crimean war Gladlltone‘s pol-
icy wait to levy «III the propertyof Great
Britain to Int-ct expenses year by year,
and under no circumstances to and“!
the national debt tobe increased. To
ltax means to take. and Gladstone in
, evcrycazte took what was narcouary from
tho people of the nation rather than to
borrow from thorn. or from anybody.
Professor Ridpath says our govern-
ment did not hesitate to draft men. take
jthem outright. during the civil war;
why, then. should it have hesitated to
take mules? lint it did not. “Judging
by the factu.”continnes Ridpath. "there
'is no government on earth to which
3, its melee are not dearer than its
' men." He thinks that it would have
lxeen better, for better, it our govern-
illit'lll had simply taken by taxation
WWW “I H", }l,,.,,,,,,.,,..¢,., I... 3 what it needed for the prosecution of
Aottrbourn Molina at "will tmIaI l the war and not heaped upthe national
7 ' debt to hang like a millstone about the
___________ llt't'krl of the peoplo while tho bondhold-
I-rIt got rich on it and millionaires in-
“teased tilt-ii \Icalth through manipu-
l 1437mm" lotion and perpetuating it.
T. "HEART .'I. ma.
- - Rom.~"\\'ani.""T-Ila-t."nlivi
militiamen“. not mew-lion lle- ’
”M 51‘:th lillwe. Int": nix lino».
ultimo two line. Marriage and
, flit. lit-limitllcol ruler» l'Il' Iiim‘
Emiluoma'nto tarnished on illililii‘ih
. Berlitz-wily mail. in advancc.’
Midi 00» month. tun-2 three
35 air month-s. tam: one year. to.
3 h! moi-on. lava \N'I‘It, in let paid
mm... or Waddnuiou
M ; ieieluhmw call. ‘JJ-fi.
,Dnla. No. in “all him-l. Norwaik;
1 unit“.
, In Welt‘ltml' at The Kelliinl-l ”mun,
m 0‘ any new». you will outlier ll
'Mttllwilinu. sending or bringing it
“rt-vi.
, 4‘10””!“0'3'1‘ lilali I-tlees be atl-
Tflkl EVE-VIN“ fiHNTlNlil” 3
lintllll anwalk. (.‘ntill.
Tater: 0/ Normal]; out! [In ADI/"III”:
,{YumfilIrItII/y, (lulu llu- I'umlI/uul
““018 0/ ”If til/Ir!“ 771w» IIHI'N/ [lot/-
It? I mu
_ {pl-r.
Loom in u/Il'llyn “III/l in
Thermometer lit-cord
n Almanac Im- Tomorrow.
”anode l Iligbil
“5:3“ at .1 '
tee-k Herald Weather Forecast.
The Next Leap Year.
maternal” W," 5“,. h, .H H, “.3 l \‘inett en hundred willuor be. because
Milo min "my...“ win-Ia ln-ulliln‘f: it is not. di\i5iblo by. .100,
The trouble
-- with lnth t-Illlu'cv-vhtv 'l-IIIM about leap years comes becausotho earth
W“°""""’“"”""”' ""1 ""' “uh“ docs not revolve around the sun in or
actly an even number of days. or even
- ' ' hours. The exact tiIIleislllifI days .’I hours
“I“? "Al'l‘lm’l'li'fl" “Ullttl’l'flv his minute.» lh’ seconds. Astronomers.
Kind] and with no noi-o at all al mathematicians and statesmen have
I out bait been inaugurated by the ' struggled with thin question of what to
’If Ecuador that if properly di- do wifll the odd piece of a day. because
in be the Inna-t urI-iul anti "ME in reality when 365 days wcro counted
Ida; an American republic has for a year the time was nearly a (punter
- ’l] a day. This Illui’t “it at of II day longer than a year.
”to with the favorite public If this fraction of" a day had been per-
hznt lites U. Blaine in hire iator milled to run on it would have by and by
K 1M"! pushed Christmas intotllo Inidtlloof hot
l! fi‘l'iwe republic of Ecuador Weather and l-‘ourth of July would have
“'0”. .'mof the republics of been celebrated by the boys on skates.
pint-c talk—North. Central and In 158'! good l‘t'lllt'lil‘th-‘IU' 4“” “”3118“!
__wm.n'thc (.'ity of Mexico a moreaccuratosystcmoi’ accounting Tor
d: "0., to be uniwn-‘ally re- , the fraction of a day. Under the Julian
.K is quite at run. it to the calendar the odd time was called an own
1d” United ritates to fr ster a 5 quarter of a day and every fourth year
l’ brotherhood and ell-operation ' was a leap year, win ii to February were
90 American republics as it is allowed an days. But that it: turn was
5'th of the lea-It of these. , too much and iilocalcntlurhad been full--
unmet berun for Americana first. ing behind under tho Julian calendar.
i-Americauit north and youth and >70 Pope Gregory decided that every
War. At the Iran—American eonven- year divisiblo by -i should be a leap
i. first, the Monroe doctrine. an un- year anti give to 1"I-bI-nary all days with
firmed today. should be fully forlnuv the exception of tho ccnltlry years. Unly
ind and accepted by every republic. century yearedivieiblo by loll should be
iimt the difl'trrent'ett that exist between ' leap years. While this is still not exact-
o of the Latin American republics I 1y correct to the quarter of a second, it
Mid be gone ’into and permanently ‘ will not make any st rious confusion till
.16,“de by “Mini arbitration Next. I“ about 2,000 years from now. Probably
time: looking to the, co-otwrallolt by that time people will have found
Without! antiwar in all maul-rho! trade : some better way of computing time.
M winmt we would be recommI:-.nded ‘ At present, however, it in sufficient to
lumen directed to int-I caning the ma- remember that limo is not div isiblo by
will] Willy and industrial develop- l 4m: audthat consequeullt “o shall have
t Milne American republics t. I tlicir- no more leap yeatsm Ill tiny h‘ohruarica
nine] mlvantage. ' 1till 1904
In the words (I! the lit uadorean tir— 3 33 ' 3 W . 3 33
”I ~13, to doing greater flapper». lilo lust (dicomnoueof Washington a
will] aha]! be acquired tmliflill» eiiall lbuthtlay occurred on 1’91"“ instead 0‘
”(Titled and the [mice 1,, ”we“, out :lllt‘. 22d. “:1 hingtou was born nndet
-m”i“ and, lire other ”an...” ”I the the Julian (uii‘lllilil, whichmadetho
World shall be mural." day the lllb. Vot till 17 323 did Great
My» Britain adopt the (ircgorizili calendar.
UM Ddfiield, superintendent of Americans be gall to telllilato \‘Itnsiliu-r—
fl United State-t coast and geodetic {lull 3 birthday il-l yt-atsugo. in HM
May, it: the uprrsutvntativo of this ’llle first celebration u. I; at Richmond
may or; the joint Pritieh and Amcrf- won after the Father of IliaCmmtry had
Alarmed boundary ctIIrImil-Ition, 3W0“ the, battle of Yorktown, and Fcb.
July. itiiizniil Dre. 1: , him, they ll v as the day. III 170‘! New York city
limitation has been at Work. It interred in up to date, and changed the
labored feiibhilly and pationtly and '1 day to Feb. 27?.
MIMI“ of its Work will won be bleforo ‘
W133 ,- The cmnrniseioncrs have -T Whether Nansen has rcacliedthe north
' “m harmtniitmtlr tug: m, ,— and .3“. " pole or not. it will only be a matter of
remit of their no... IIInI-I lm taken as time, and ”1‘“ 1““ it WI" 10111; time,
Maud accepted by imtii (.'I unlria ..- It When somebody will rcach it. The in-
m “cflajfil that one My,“ .3{ 5 teresting point to be 33ct‘nlsidcrod in corn
we may will be 3“, give .‘.lount >1. ‘Ich-tion with its dist'o‘v'cl‘y is that 'if
m “fawn,“ (m m" “my, 9,“...13 ”u. , there is land at the pole the individual
valuable of the “It”, 3.3.3“ dig. Iwiio first. refs foot on itwill take posses«
rion cf it in the name of the country of
will he handed over to this coun- . 3 3 33
“,3 The preeentsnrvl'j' finds them is no . which he is a citizen. unless It. can be
(limit! ,4 mountain-along the 3.0““! Ivilown to be ,a prolongation of some
8‘8! Ahqka and n... B'itirh pm“.- ‘ region already held by one of the civi-
u \ancoaver believed to exist and 3 “"“l nations.
m was made. the bani.- tor (in: bound~
' line Wave-en (front Britain and '
M in vain. The one hundred and
forty fim‘ meridian of longitude Is the
riding line between Canada and
Secretary Olney's compliments to Lord
Salisbury, and will the noble lord be
kiln] enough to oblige his Uncle Sam by
forwarding any documents that will
3 throw light on the Venezuelan boundary
question? Lord Salishnry’scompliments
to Secretary Olney, and Sal will IA once
' blips. dmkefinap, brutality and send to his Uncle Sam copies of all ofli
~‘ mfim”_ may now be mid to be .l’lfll correspondence and other documents
“ which willgive the United States Voile
killed in this country. and the , 3
mmandl’resitlenu Mleteland ,znclan commission informlltion. Ali‘s
' well that ends well.
m of giving it the last
m The Catron law prohibits
little! of Columbia and the
Indthe states generally al-
Wm it. But if any twoiiiuic
‘illwieh to try their strength
way they can go into some
A field may from the sight of
”i In!!! it out. Nobody will stop '
,, use» demaliation of the
m. phlic prize fightthatcivi-
“ object to, not to tent-of
5......
Prize fighting, with its attendant
The doctors have a new disease now.
It in ”psychic epilepsy." whatever they
mean by that. At any rate, they must
confess they are indebted to people
3Wll0m they call cranks for the word
’ "psychic," as used in its ”present sense.
Forty years ago this 22d of February
the Republican party was born, and Sen
«tor John Sherman was one of its spon-
learn.
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pm W title lid. N fill
the tilt-comb We! serum-a.
8t. John and St. Croix in the West luv
diet. She alao owns the island or conti-
nent. all the case may be. of Greenland.
The three islands in the West Indies are
an exptmse to her rather than a profit. ‘
she is willing to sell them for a won. ‘
able price to the United States and the
United ritatea ought to snap them up at
once.
elation». ticnator Ludgo’e propoeal to go
further and include in the lIut‘chaoo
Greenland should meet with favorable -
consideration. Buying all the Danish
possessions in North America will be
one step more toward preventing entail»
glemeute with European powers. it in
possible. as Senator Lodge says, that
Greenland might bot-onto as proiitablo‘o
us as Alaska in. who knows? At any
rate. we want to buy it it we can get it. ,
The little islands in the West indies
have together an area of H1: square.
miles anti a population of 33,000. Why »
should not some enterprising Yankee
turn them intoawinter resort as famous
as the Bcrmudas at the same time the
government has its coalyaids, docks anti
naval stores there? The idea is an cxcel~
lent one. The United States senatemade
a bad break when it failed to confirm
the treaty forthe purchase of St. Thomas I
:30 years and.
Mr. Plait mentions in i'.-Ivol of nomi
noting lion. Levi l’. Morton as the lie»
pubiicau candidate that New York lic-
publicans have not had a presidential
nomination in it: years. .’ilill. New
York has had two successful Reptlll
lit'an vice presidential nulllituliions in
the last in years and one of the candi.
dates served as proeidcut for it years and
7 months. Boa-tides that. New York has
had three Dotnocralic. presidential nonli-
nations in the last l2! years. and twice l
tho candidate got thorn. The lilllpirc '
State certain ly cannot complain of being
unappleciatod.
'lhe X rn;, of l‘lott-I-lxor Roentgen,
which he calls such lIccauso it is an un»
known quantity. like the x in algebra.
was noted long ago, as so many scientists
claim. For generations it. has been.
known that when a ray of pure white ‘
light was' separated into its seven cem-
poucnt rainbow colors by a prism. there
were certain dark rays always along
with tin- tflller sen-u. The nature of
these has never been ascertain -d. it was
left for Professor Roentgen lililb‘t‘l‘l‘iulll
that they \vould penetrate solids and
pilott‘Igraph. for instance. coins inside a
leather p It'kltboo't. (iivo Rmuugcu 1
ctedit for this disc'meiy and lot making
it public.
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\titii the house Republican and high ,
tariff, tho M'lllllo free sliver anti tin ‘
president. ll Democrat and for the gold l
standard, the government at Washington i
presents lilu nil august spectacular tri-:
angle sin. c the foundation of the Amer- , __ 3
ic: III republic.
SPECIAL
TOWN MEETINGJ
The inhabitants of ilii‘ town of Norwaik :II‘I-l
lli‘i't'ltyllttllillttiitlltl\\‘.’il‘ilt'tlill;1l:ih‘lll‘t'lillillwn 3
Hunting: will inc lll'ill oi the town llullsn- In will
Auru'nlk on llll' 21th Ii:l_\ «If l-'--bl'llury. l'ifll'v. at
1:.IlIo'I-lnci. in lllt' all. I'll ml: for til-
.llll'|lll\t‘\l \l, "’
l 11: '1. 'in rec-'oltxidul .~'-I nulcll l'lllli‘ \l in
lllltlt I the" I. l“ WW I n! lhc will (-1 tin- tun-l I
llll'l‘lllll‘lltlll ill tin luuu lwuw nu lin-
Ii.- -'. ni lltllllul'v. l-‘E'finl :li L'u- lu-Itl in llll allot:h
litmll “‘9 ill. i\ In ll" . .- will): loI llli‘ pul' utm- ol‘l
liltlllllllllill.’ :: t‘IIllllllllll‘t‘ and to .iltlltliill .l
It'lllllllllt‘l'iti I- iii/I- “N: l lllc town of .\Hl\\llll\
to l'I-cclvcall l‘ lnilns for bullllll ml with cl» illl
tlwlala- \\lll oi iln- I'ciI-liion: and. .It pnbli:
low-aim ,ziotllllv cxalnillc into the ‘illllt‘ :llli
tic-IIcI Ulll\. .‘t . qui~. \tIllI' lII-l',~ ““0th ”Hi I
ll lI-l:~c.~nl'-llb luau: .ludto ln- ."il any. Ill Iln'l
I-vldI- Ill‘ 0 plow lIlI- -Il and I llllllhllilil. IlLfiillit‘ lli<i
ut‘ mull-«l ii lun- ~I lulu: llIc tout: .llld lili\
claimants :Iudl Iluilv ililIllli Hound llt' -t-- I'3Iull3l3n,
\vIIat llt‘lllill .I.-lion “Illl llltclut ~llal!
l'Ill‘l lo thc i»t\\!| ml .\'n:";\\ Ilk. .'Ilil ItIlillllllltt l
in iltlu \' .- -d at oun- l-I III' or and III-tn-luIiIlI- nln‘
and. Ill I lailu~ fol bounty ’I‘in- dc:- i~intl .Ililll
:‘:I\\ ”ll nimli-I Itlllilliillt‘l' to lu- lit-1: i .lllIl ml:
tlll~i\l‘iil.!ilil|~l midtown. and out l." mm or
p. lwn- plo- outing .'ltlilllll to llu- lit lot the ll I
ll:\«- Eligoilull lIII-i tic-i inn: and in «ion It llo
i|\\llllii1\lll"ll in pa) inc .'IlIlnIltIt III liil\
boontl. Illu-IIllII- “illlt‘ n llltlll ut' mlitl ...:o l
uliltI-I 'unti. to dilc ll sold . ollllnlllo-ctulu: ilil‘
:1 Milton It'lllfil tIIliIt-Il:~1i«I-\\3II llil‘t'llllL’
ctllll- II tlfict lib «ulllp Ill-lion . l ll'. 1- ll illlllt'H of
.'III .- l: :ilu~ l lI'M' lllt' d i"ol lmulliv and ti.»- :4l.lilu~
ll'Jt‘i‘ tcd and llltm .".l|l-I\\cd and the aulnllllt
loullIl tllll‘ on (Incl: claim allowcd: :llldtu
Holt..- provision for tho pavllu-ut of sold will»
llillit‘t' l'tll' ll~ ~I'l‘\'lt'l‘,~.
Ma-oxu. in take into n-nusblI-Iulinu tib-
4.. lion .Ifilo- « icc llllt‘ u tot-'llldl'll; iii" iv. illlll
lIIIll~t'. and ill: ioc hill» ut \ut\\. Ill.. and in in
~ll"Il: i ”It“ w i'c . '-i:III II III llu- IIII‘ llllm' a.
Torah. ’l‘o till.- Nlil' lI :~o lion .l‘ mu) llt‘
tlt‘t‘llli‘il :ltl\i.~.il lc II- 1:: llIliln: llxc lclllsal IIi'illo
Hillltlllill in :4 nlllplv with tlo \oic of ~sol-I
lnun nil-'cliutzul l4nll:::lI\ 211th. two, i
.‘larclls l.. l'cilulnI, .latunw -lt>llt‘>. that!”
“right. tlrlamln 'I‘IIII'lIscnd.i'llul'lc.“ l in:
loan. ‘l‘llolll:l~ III-unis. NthicI' Iii-I-lI-r. l‘ It‘ll‘
crickllroou.i‘aII-iI “nod. .I.-:Incs Suiln-rluud.
_ .luttll'sl‘. Sill-chop. Ali'l't'ti
\. \lalilu. Jain-7. “lll‘llli‘i'. William M. Low.
3|lllIlIlIt-Iu.3i. Fill-I'mNHL-Hart llI-ulon. i‘llol‘lcs
.l3lclllv. lohu ll. llardv. Michal-l llrcw..v\lcx-
:lud cl ll. ’iavlol'. Lcwi~ H. lIuI- us \lilliaul .-\
”Muir-bk. Henry L. “chin. (lolliti ll Saun-
all-NI. l~l'::oi.\‘ Hands tII-I-Inl- \\' Phillips. l\3\il
llonlil. )icrliil. II. M. l'ituh i'. hit cos. ‘:llll l5
ll: Iskitl~ Willi. lul 'l\\i~~. (honor-"Ill lilo“-
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Dated at Nolua ll. lIIisl' 1!: day of hi on: my.
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FAIRFIELO COUNTY
NATIONAL BA.NK
43 Wall Street, Norwaik, Conn. '
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Incorporated, 1824.
Capital, $200,000 :
unwrx o. madman, President. 3l
uAvm n. MILLER. Vicel‘rest.
no. dormant (Viable.
DIRECTORS.
Elm-u: 0. Keenan. Moses M. (:mv tot l
l).\vlu ll. \lliHIH-l: A..l. MI:2:,IRlu i.
[- Sr..lolmliot swoon Tueo. iv) HMITH,
it: .t COLE, Cuas. 1".TltISTILHl
\ccounte of Manufacturers, Merchant.L
and individuals solicited.
Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to Depositors.
05 ly
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We want them for naval cooling ,
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3 Health
3 Than Ever
“ .\II allot it ot‘ La (irippc. three
ytarn Ill-t" left me a Illyaicttl
'wleclt, atn being natura iv trail
anti delicate, it fit'f‘lilt'tl as it
never should rallv again. in-
duc ed at. last to ll)
Sarsaparilla
l was surprised after taking it
two weeks to find i was gaining
silt-Inuit. .illtl INIW i am tIlI-asI-Il
tosav lauII-njovinula-thrln-ulllt
than i I'Hl' had ill-lore in my
lilc. ” i‘l .\ liluoo Lincoln, Ill.
Highest Awards
World’s Fair
Chicago.
Don’t
Monkey
Nip
With your cold?
PM)
it in the bud.
cure a bottle, of
HALE’S LUNG
BALSAM
the first thing you do
needless suffering.
Trial Bottle Free.
l-.'.\"I‘l4.' I: til 73in I-J.\' 7's.
Mr. Andrew
J. Seymour’s
CONGRESS OF SPIRITS 00
FEBRUARY 2!. and 25
_\\ilili|u' l."'~.lIl-Il-~i Unainlwi. .‘l-I-t lio-uilniI-r
lil‘..' .illIl .\lllll~lu',: l.lllt'iillililllt‘lil c-vnl mull
AYERS
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lilo Drones
' Bee iilvel
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ll) 'tlutiiul Spring Silks. Spring Dress Goods and Sprint: llilultics.
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in our
3iol' your inspection.
.’. pieces all wool llcllI'ictta. in inches wide. .’ItIc
fol Hilllllilil).
; lilpicccs i'autvuliitttm-s. 12-» per yar;d for Saturday. ll'. _.l'.
, Illicccs .'I.-inch .ill-thtll diagonals, $1.0” per
BOSTON STORE.
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Always Up to the
Ethics _
Oi Business!
New York Office. 4&2 Broadway
ll_v illl'tiwill” the X rays around the Nol‘vvalks \vc ltavk‘ tllc Catholic pilt‘Itogl'zlhs ol'
{the minds oi many ol' the lallics 0i good taste. and it was c: :s_v for us to select tllc
'l‘ltcsc ttt'c now rcmly
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE SPECIAL BARGAINS:
Dress Goods.
;':o pit-cos In W spring goods in “Mill and dark cil‘ccts. 301' pcl'
yanl; int‘.
'atllt'dav tIlIl\.1iilc
rill... (’.
: «luv. 7:..-
lil.v'.’tl all lilli‘ll towels. i'.‘ ful'*l.i)il.
liIx‘J'.‘ Turkish bath IowI-is. III for $1.1m.
vlTIX‘Ji till “"0" llfll‘llt‘l't‘ll [nth-ls. T for “.00.
lbs?! extra line lint-l." knotted fringe. .'IoI- each;
day. Iiih'.
for Saint'-
pcr yard,
Soap.
Uri-Inc dc la (lrcmc smipJn-st 10c soap made
can have It cakes for lilc.
: at this h'IIli‘ you
_v v.1rtl: Hatnr- '
Ipim cs all \v‘ooli rcpou dcl‘ ranc :lis, 75c quality; for h‘at- Boys, waiSts-
3 11ml Iy. fv'lk. iiovs il. nun-l shirt waists .'Ioc quality; Saturllav pticc, ‘5»,
.'I pin-cos mohair iigun-s. ‘3.‘Ic per yard: for Saturday. tut cat' il.
l Furs and Jackets. Embroideries.
' 3-, children's J' u 133,33 m3, c u h .’.oo yards llamburlz clubroidcry, regular prices 1:"... to I'Jc
and save 3333333se” from g I“ l ““05 (3335,53 bum. I“ and 33”“ 333, *3 oo ! yard: for Hatulllay. chm...- ut Sc yard.
l h “001 3M'1Il and i let itil' for at ',d of the plim- Veiilngs.
‘ Domestics VI-iliug, odds and ends, regular prici- l'."._.c to 'Jiuc: Satur-
l 3 3 3 _ 5 3 day‘s price. 7c yard.
.94 blown muslin. lac pcr yard. for haturday. l'.“,.c. ,
.i-i full lIlcaclIl-«i muslin. ti '._.c per yard; for Saturday. Tc. Handkerchiefs.
”-4 l'lt‘lll'lll'll lllllfillll. 3'35" ltt'l‘ )‘flflvm‘ Saturday. W"- ? Plain and fancy border lIaIIde-l'cliicfs, for men and wo-
. fine and heavy. '31 yards “l“ $11“- ma-n. l‘t‘g‘lllill' price. In: each: at this-sale. ti f1 Ir lilc.
3 Linens. Hairpins.
We .ll't always low It“ thc bI-sl lino-us.- . , . ,
l ,1 half mm, “ml- 3 -,,. Horn hairpins. regular price. liic per dozen. haturday only.
54 full bleached :I: _. . ' 9“ ”"1“"-
do run bit-.Ii 1...: :m gt Iridescent Belts.
Towels' i3 llaviug all the colors of‘tlII-prisms. Titoscm-w spanldebelts
1""? Saturday 3 SPWiul RH” "ll T'Im'l-‘b l are all the vogue in the fashionable \vorld. .’.tIc, tiitc, rill.-
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Thursday Evening, Feb. 27.
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all th‘i‘ll.
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scenic Dissecting room of :l
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night, and luau" other
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l'ol'tu'u nights.
Wednesday and Saturday
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Feb. 26 at“! 29.
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Old Rube Tanner
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slows. Plume-.25. mandrel.-
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Telephone Cali. 57-A.
The Norwaik
rner Main and WallStreets, - - -
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Boston Store,
Norwaik, Ct.
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33 WASHINGTON STREET.
GREATQSUCCESSl
v91
(In: troll: c, we mean is a gloat Sill cess as it goes into the leading families
of the Iowa. “Can t get such cof‘tee elsewhere .15 you send us,’ 'so saw a
tast number. We throw out the life line to those who are using poo:
goods and want them to catch on to something that will do them good.
i lour is advancing In price. Now is the time to purchase.
1 :Inc 3' lresh eggs- -SC dozen. Elegauttzllt edge butter, {our pounds 8:. 00.
ii [gin creamery butter, 4}; ’vpounds for 1 ..oo Try the Ferris Delicious
boneless bacon and items the finest on the market Call for delicatessc
sugar 001',” the highest grade possible to obtain and Is a table luxury. W C
can supply you with the fittest of the wheat, as all of our goods are of the
first quality.
CHARLES, E. SEYMOUR.
Leading Grocer.
$0. NORW‘LK.
Year Wages lncreaSed.
livcly wage calm: can have his \v ages increased ten per tent.
ten per cent. more at ollr store titan any w here clec In the city.
How? Why, your money is worth
Here are some of our money savers:
Old Fashioned (“odds-ll. per 1b.,
Bout-less (.‘otliislt. pt-r 1b.. ,
No. :2 Salt Mackerel cat-ll.
Alaska Salmon. per can.
3Colltmbia Salmon. flat can,
(iii Sardines. 7 cans for
.'Ic Lard cotulmund. por 1b.. tic Evaporatml Apples, per 1b.. 10c
, “4' Pure Leaf Lard. 3 lbs. for '35c Evaporated Apricots, per lb., l‘to
loc Full (‘rcatu Cheese. per 1b.. liw 1 cans good Tomatoes. ' 2.:Ic
, 1'3:- (lold Dust, per package. 19c vi cans good Corn, . 2.3).-
1.'Ic (.h-rmca. per package, lie: I: lbs. best Soda Crackers, ‘3):
'-’.'Ic Grandma's Pancake Flour. loo .’I gals. Kerosene Oil, Inc
lllc, :i-llI. pkg. Prepared Buckwheat. loc aolbs. (.iranulatcd Sugar, $1
l
lt‘tcsil Plugs. pt r dozen.
FLOUR.
FLOUR
l F ion: is steadilv advancing In price and this Is positively the lastwcck that we will sell our famous
Maud S Flour for 3d. 25 Per Barrel, 55c Bag.
Donovan Building,
l Very Best Creamery Butter, 25c Pound; 5 Pounds for $I IS”
NEW YORK GROCERY OO.
South Norwaik.
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