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.... , Rowan ml Poormmm.
planar. uranium :u. m.
it“ .
' ‘ ' lilh‘rtlm‘mnnls. not Moe-Mina llvn
pm 50: Chm thumbs»; six limos.
no. tlchodulool rates lor dls-
-- Run—By mall. in advance.
«ll: six months. Saw: one your. $5
by uowalmyn. ru- n wank. to be paid
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Mam-No. in Wushhnzton stroot.
. . k : telephonic cull. 02-5.
70mm. No. ‘8 Wall st rent. Norwalk :
call. on.
run avnntxo susrrxsx.
South Norwalk. Conn.
, . “Evening Srnlinrl has a Circulation
iIlium of Norwalk and in Suburbs
‘ ,,Conlidrriibly,tlum the (.‘omhiued
ion of the minor 'l'hm' Loco! Dad-
7 Prm Room iuahmyr 0pm to
drrriiun.
3t Jot); Herald Weather FUI‘OCMI'
will! to fair. Willi rising Icnworaturo, pus.
f y
i y’alon \‘nllcy. 'l‘onmrrm- it prumb-mtn bn
3! " Gran
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nonunion... ism-8r]:
W il'dacmos above zero: lowest. s decrees
Quint-um .Hmumw tor Tomorrow.
u‘rlaoo Bun mu Ilighlldc Low Ma.-
~ at; it” at on: at turn ma
. Ahighlyoomnmndzddc ontcmriso has
W from tho Wonnnrs Control
association. It is tho proposition to
on the Carter place at lllt' corner of
oat avenue and Bulb-r smart as a sort
,olub clearing house and organizing
little! on: roof tl‘.o various clubs in
Which women are innervated. The plan
' infliction: cannot fail to be conduciro
’0! much good, and will undoubtodly
rum to broaden tho scope of tho Work
,6! flio difleront literary societies and on-
handetheir social t‘caturm. [t is self-
‘ Went that Norwalk wmncn arc dctor-
Linliie‘d to have a club—homo of their own.
" . and 9110 which they can bc justly proud
oh?
j... Judge Wheeler by his decision in the
:Barnes appeal case, from tho decision?
of tlfb County Conunhsionors. sustains!
thofudgmeut Of that body. It is all
'Immr of congratulation to numbers:
fifths-board that thoy are not over
"drilled inucase in which tbny actcd in
‘ good faith and with full knowlcdgo of
‘tlio‘ titanium—Bridgman Te lcgram.
, Americanism not ulngoilsm.
_ Nobody wants any jingoislu in this
H country. But the rcsolutirm of Senator
Bushman K. Davis is not jiugoism. lt
fillpjnst good, plain Americanism. It
f’a'linply sets forth in clear words the pres
’fllt'understanding of the Monroe doc-
ulna-which‘is that any attempt on the
“ part otimy foreign power whatsoever to
get?! 1001: more of territory on this
- “libiuisphero, whether by conquest or by
insidiously stretching out its boundary
_‘ lines to include more than the law al-
I‘ news, will he considered an not hostile
die the United Statés‘. So will the m-
, Atrium to gain any protectorate over a
: power on this hemisphere or to get con-
i‘trol over any canal or other means of
transportation across “the American
iiihtlimus.” The New York Journal puts
" it as follows and puts it exactly right:
1W6 full to see what ofionso it can give Grout
Britain for Uncle Sam to specify that Europe-nu
More (mostly monurchlcal. our excellent
. ’l'rlond. Franco, always excepted) shall not try
“through force. purchase, cth‘lfiltln, occupation,
. .ipledgo. colonization, protfl'ltll’flft', or by con
it!“ of thet'uscmcut in canal or any otln-r
W o! transit across the American isth-
’fli'n‘tfi” to Hello and convert to its own usu-
ally South American torritory. .
The world is widc. and this is our side of it
Wu propose to control the Nicaragua canal.
illicit will furnish the shorter warcrway hm
tween our Atlantic and Pal-Hi..- waists. W..- at.
.not intend to ho hominnd in or lliul‘Lljh‘a'L'tl by
‘ foreign‘fortrcss'cs. Why-not have llzw'courugl'
, Josey so? There is not a smglc om.- of our .
trade lntercsts which Will lac pt-rmancntly luv
dared by any such declaration. l! we urn not
"hold enough to seize our opportunity now. we
., Ilia" miss it iorevor and shall deschu our tutu.
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. Princh Henry of Battenherg has al-
fw'ays been jeercd at by the British. pee-i,
pie and the British press. It is said,
,~ Whether truly or not. that his royal
. brothersoin-law and sisters-in-law would
‘ sobrcply treat him civilly. English pa—
7.1m: openly called him a beggar and a l
pensioner on Great Britain. As the son
or the morganatic'wife of Prince Alex-
» 'aiider of Battcnberg, he was slightingly
i. . treated because of his birth. His man-
; .noraflvere said to be bom-ish, his treat-
“; merit of his princess wife not kind or ,
Weouti. It has even bee-n asserted in .
' the johrnuln that ho was allowed to go
”Ashanti in the hope that “mamething
mild happen,” something in the na- .
of that which actually has happen-
. .. we are to infer. These stories were
"1 lily not true. but undoubtedly they
tomake‘life bitter for the hop
prince. He wont to Ashanti and
“t to his death. not even having the
1 . tagger dying in battle. but sno-
filling to swamp fever. Beyond doubt
glut years were embittered by the
by and brutality of the attacks on
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Mlmuoulluo. Mnrrlngouud,
Simmer today promimw to he [ulrtlyi
follow'ntl by rain or snow tonluht Inth 1
d plirtly cloudv to cloaly. wltl.‘
tallest [mint 0! the thermometer for,
WWW-tour hours ending at noon todur.’
: "Home “dines,"
. vautin the dining-mom.
A.
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can“ Items-mos.
While the 11mph: of tho United titular
are almost ununimom in dosiring nou-
Krefl to accord "Mlliwnt rights to
“tutu. than an mt; olrstuoba in an
, p . _ way with‘whiuh the majority of thom
mTMr'MWVRM.”'"I'I‘llfif."tilltl im- not thulntcd. Thorn not In cor-
Iain articles of an old txoaty with Spain.
a troaty mudo 101 years ago.
One of tho stipulation... undatrow
out» tin-um...) on smug-“.2 blosorns our to got over. is that when
oither the United States or tlpuin is at
l blinll have tho right to snatch the mrr~
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nation for gumin contraband of war.
. war with another nation tho (‘l’llltut'l’fi of
mkl: o oath. me: real . ' . .
On in th 5 tho contracting nation which is at war
"hunt sounds of tho otlwr animating
I What tlwsc goods arc is spur-filled iii Ibo
tzraty. 'l‘hul h. to any. i‘. or should ac»
curd llelligrroilt
would virtually pronounce hcr an indo-
prndent nation at war with Spain. Then
to stop our mu'chuutnn-n anywhr-reon
tl-o high scar and match them for con-
tz'alund gtmds, This would not mako
much ditl‘ercnw nuywhoro outside of
the Worst ladies. for outside of that ro-
glon wo have no {on-inn conunerrc. but
unfortunately it is just thorn that wc
have auroral liars of merchantflships
plying. Under the same treaty if a oitl-
Lion of tho United Scott's nhould at out
rate. "
' of common humanity, however, consid-
erations of the dollar are not to ho on-
tortninod.
Much Ladles' Home Journal.
Just a low finggvstioua of tho approach
of spring and tin coming of liaster giro
u rcfrcshinnlv poetic and timoly interest 3
to tho March Ladirs' liomn Journal. ,
which in its lilcrary. artisticuud mort-
rights to Cuba, W0
Spanish cruiser-i would have tho right
a vessel to engage in norvico against in"
Spain. ”he shall bu puuighod as a lil- 3 Omit-l of Hill bluu \‘L‘i'l'ci. Tilt: siylo is lit"
pun-rival (nations. is cxccpticnally strum:
and unusually attractive.
opvm with a fascinating story by th”
litr- I'Jugono Hold—“Thu “‘(‘l‘t-W'tilfl'“
Ir iscxpluincd by tho editor that “Tho
‘Worowolf"is the only manuscript by
tho lamentcd port and stury’writor that
i; H not born published, and that it was‘
writtcnand l't'-\'.'l‘lil(‘ll (-ight timrs by
tho author boforv it uxxactly mot his up- ,
.
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proval. is probably ono of the host o‘
.111 Mr. Fiold's writings Howard Pylo
Pm illustratod 12w story admirably.
:llouoral A. W. (lroolcy, U. S. ;\., pr: <
.a-ntshis first, paper on “Th:- l’ors'una’:
- u'ido of Washington." which is illustrat-
‘ml by B. “'Nt (‘-1inc.linst, and from phn- l
“graphs. Washington‘s lovo
Illll thcy \vc-ru humorous and saint-what- '
mnnpliuutod. urn troatcd by tho'writcr. .
wlmsc work in this (lircction is supplu -
tncntcdby Mrs. Burton llarrision's “.\
iTruc (.“ll‘llliili Danna"
f IX ( Sally Cary 1. which tho act-(nupuny
lug (hithcrto unpublishcd) loticrs boar
t stitnony was newr wholly overcome
Sort-r beforo havo the duties of a prrsi-
tom, and thcir attendant annoyances.
.uul vcxations. boon so clearly rcvcalod
is thoy arc. in the March Journal by its
l’wsidcnt Harrison.
Edward W. Bok talks most interesting-
.y of "Mary Anderson as She is To-
lly." A wellwvritton articlcon “Padrr
‘lWSlil and His Daily Life" tolls of tho
famous pianist‘s early domestic snrrows‘
his triumphs, his work and his dlvtirv
sinus. Emma Nevada, thcprimadon~
:11. emphasizes the “Importnromof Sing
ing in Tone," and Charles R. Adams
tho venerablo and famous vocal in-
stmct‘or, has another practical papri-
—“Finish in Singmg“—-in tho sumo
number Kate. (irecnaway’sdolightful
little folks. in pretty groupi. wt-ll «occupy
.1 pogo, sot dainty in a poom by Laura
E. Richards. Edward w. Bok'cditor-
ally considcrs Now York and Boston
from a litcrau'y standpoint. “Women
and Tipping" ho also dimensscs. Dr.
Purkhnrst considvz's “’l‘ho best thing in
in: world” to ho a sound bmly~hoalthy
)llyfilCllldQYt’ltIpllil.‘llt——f0l‘(‘llll)‘ contrad-
zug that it is thc suporstnu-iuro upon
which mental :nlvauccmont must bi-
Coats, and feminine fancies forEaStor-
ide, are described comprehensively. and
tumor-med “A $3.500 Shingle House,"
the fourth of Mair}; F.
vVilkins‘ “Noighborhood Types." and
mitributions by various tir-partmt-nt
«litors are also included in the unique
tiarch issue of The. Ladics‘ Home Jour-
l.ll. By The Curtia Publishing (Yum-
moy, Philadolphia. Ono dollar per year
.011 ccuts per copy.
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Serving Afternoon Tea.
Afternoon tea may be servod in a var-
,oty of ways. The hostess may brew it
icrsclf in a teapot upon a tea-table in
he parlor; she. may make it by pmring
toiling water war a tea-ball. or it may
)0 scrvod by either a man or maid stir—
lts prom-r ac-
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Hm Breakfast Mann.
A simple menu for a wedding break-
fastistho following: Scalloped lobster
it individual shells, chicken salad.
rolled broad and butter. very carefully
pro-puma tongue. chicken and lettuce
s ludwichcs cut into pretty shapes, bread
sticks, ice cram: and fancy rake, wed.
ding cake. hot. too. coder. ,chrxvolatc and
iced lemonadcr-March Iadico' Home
Journal. f "
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Tho number i
nil‘uirs. ‘
Shi- discusms in .
this p tpvr Washiinil-in's grout passion. i
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its lovo for Mrs. (hurl-~51 William Fair
“IOMMWMIMMM
rot-y humor and chuicosta pattorns o!
gunman. Full and explicit dilution»
company each motor-u.
‘rsl—wsscst wmst
KIN“! BY MAY “SIGN.
Finn sorgo of bluish gray color is born
stylishly combined with old blur vclvct
d corn guipnrc. llolt. rosottos and
:l't'fllllllfl to young missus, and the coin
It in trade contiderations which most- irmmliull ”f 1h" “WIN *3 wry “will".
1y deter this government from rccogniz- . t'losllli-l “1 lmt‘k a» lll'm SIWWII. or at loft
; ills Cuba. Wlicn it becomes a question isitlcof front ll." prrfrrrcd. .\ lltlt'll lining
supports tho bucks and front, which arc
acparatod by nndrruu'm gown. and gatlr
«rod in fanhlonuhlo fnllnoss at tho waist
, zinc. Tho ncck is tlnfshcd with a snnmth
’smuding collar. Wldr, double-pointnl
rovors turn back from under lllt' front
lodguadisplming tho prctty vast front.
(loop pointod collar sot-nous falling ovu-r
thc shouldors. \‘vry full pull'.» altllltl out
stylishly. being summit-«l by an intorlin-
ingot“ paper unnbri". 'l‘hvy art- gathon-d
on upper and hurt-r cilia-s and nrrangcd
ovvr lith-d linings miootllly flit‘t'li to tin-
.nlbow with tho trimming mutt-rial. l'sv—
, i‘ul Want. for school wcur can lw stylish-
! ly thWlt‘llwtl in a combination of plain
and plaid. tiguri-nl. inivcd or striped
[wirilon lamb-4. or for lwttvr woar fancy
silk can tako tho plat-c of tho volvri and
.hwo hero illustrated. lixv'cllcnt oppor-
" tunity is allot-«it‘d by tho molt» for tho
expression of individual tasto in har-
i llldlli'zllli: fabrics, color and gurnitnro.
. ’l‘ho quantity of Il-inv-h widc inatrrinl
inquired to mnko this waist for a mi-sv
ten yuan! old is 2%, yards: for one. four- 3
. turn. 2 '4 yards; for our hlxlt‘ttll, ‘3".
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( Yards. 5
Thopattcrn, which is No. 6.553. :uul'
jrutulls for twonty-tlvo cunts, is out in?
1 four sizes. for ton. twclvc. fourtccn and i
, sixtccn—ycunold lllihht‘s. !
EVENING SENTINEL
COUPON.
Entitllng to ono l'nttmn. any also. of Kim.
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Ulll. this out. llll In yournamonnduddrcus
and mail or tako it to
Sturtevant's Bargain House
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PATTERN No 6‘5", SiZl‘...-..._..-.lN
’l‘hln coupon ,and ii cunts will occurs
utu ma lmttorn utat urtovunt’s. N.,vrth,.llalu
and Ann stmots. nouth Aorwalk. 2
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NEW BUILDING AT THE HOME.
Equipped WItlI Modcrn Improvements and Well:
Adapted tor the Comlorl ot the Veterans. 3
The new building at tho Eoltliers’j
Homo is filling wath now arrivals. '
'1‘an top floor thlt'YUlt‘tl to the NEW?
ward, No. it. and contains roventy-flvo
beds; on this floor is an elegant hathf
room. finished with marblo basing one
room for a tnilorshop,1uo for a shoe:
shop, and anothtr for a barber shop:
cht is tho dining room, whore nrol
seventeen twcnty-l‘wt taltlcs. .
in the clcan domain of (‘hiof (700k;
Ham-y Wood is propru‘o'l tho daintirn‘t"
dishes for tho old soldiors. l‘IwrythinirE
is of tho latmt illlprtll‘t'll pattcrn. thorn
licing tliroo lnonstcr coppor boilers, one ‘
for tea, another for calico, and the third :
for hot \Villt'l‘. (‘lll'il one of them holding i
forty gallons. two steamers for root»;
i:t’l)l(‘S, whoro ono burrcl of potatorsi
could be cooked in one and the samoi
quantity of any other vegetables in tho:
other. Thom me also two largo pots;
othoi‘ eighty gallons, for meats“, otc.;.
All of these vessels have steam and
water connections and are of the latest,
improvement. The rungs-is sixteen and i
a half feet in length and (lye feet wido.
In the bake room John McDougnll and .
his son make as nice wheat broad as
one could get anywhere. The oven" is
ton by twolve foot in dimensions. Tho.
wcll stocked store' room comparcs in:
sizo to its surroundings., Then there:
an- two largcicc. boxes, one for meats
1 ‘ompanimcnts are sugar. cream, sliccd'ext'lusm‘ly. tlm Other forvvbutter. etc., {Ocean Steamship Tickets." and Sterllnl‘z
dunno. and either- wafcrs, thin sand-l both built to meet the requirements of;
l {vlchos or cairn—March Ladit-s‘ Home l the home. The soldiers expressed thcin- ’
selves as wcll pleascd with their son;
roundings. and their general appearance i
seemed to vorifyit. They have all kinds ;
of games and reading matter; also at
house where they can go and enjoy a’
quiet smoke. About 210 soldiers in that
homo draw pensions. . . l
lmtchiu . B-utmhuug.
E G G s on Patio ,5 kinds of Locum no
White and B. 1' took
ringworm:nun
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Henry street. Eat Norwalk in am
likindsoftholleot r fir;
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a um; mm... «aura-oil
We hum nude mini iii-min:
with tho agents of the 0010le Burnt:
(NimrFitting Patterns. bywhloh \vo cum €
promit to our lady rtmlcrs some of tlwir ;
for putting togotlirr tho garment: 10-:
[HOYT’Sa-TH EATRE.;
one with a capacity of sixty gallons, tho I .
Norwalk. Conn. '
at tho old stand. and null" tho sumo tlnn .
name. W. C. Poole having withdrawn his In-
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No. 7 . tonal.
Lung
Troubles
"Sou-n years 330‘ my \vlfc had
a serum hing troub o. \vluoh play .
sit-inns callmt consumption. 'I luv
cough was dist rousingundattcnd-
cd with s nttni' ul blood. As
doctors at not. elp bershe tried
avers
Cherry Pectoral
and was surprisml at tho rcliof it
guw. (inc botllo of thin tut-di-
t'illl' ('lll‘i'll lu-r. and she has not
tln’ ion a doubt but Ayers I ‘hrrry
l'rctornl saved hrr llfu." — h.
Mounim .Ih-mphls. Tenn.
Medal
and Diploma
At World’s Fair.
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{:Don’t
Monkey
With your cold!
it in the bud.
cure a bottle of
HALE’S LUNG
BALSAM
the first thing you do
and save yoursclf from
nccdlcss Stillcriiig.
Trial Bottle Froo.
Nip
Pro»
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HOYT’S TH EATRE
Thursday Evening, Feb. 27.
TORNADO!
Ljucoln Tho awful Tornado.
’l‘ho grout rigging scour
six tars furliug :1 mon- ‘
Carter‘s
stcr sail. The collision j
Mammoth
i do fall bleached. 50c.
ii thi ocoun hours at
full apt-0d.
‘ The mighty opt-u mt
800110: with waves run-
. ding mountain high.
SOOHIC ' llietsocting mom of u
incdit‘til (,‘ollt‘gt‘.
Produc- Chicago harbor at,
.i i . night. and inuny othurl
tion_ lgift'llltl wondt-rs.
" l‘u ll'iill. .‘l‘. “'t-ii {to win sllt't'c‘sli.
lim-p all your Mar-bill prmni~.-- "
LIM'HLN .l.t‘.\lt'l‘l".ll.
l‘rinw. 2.1.5.1. :n. 7:..-. N-ut» now on not“ at
l‘lzdatwi'a‘ uud “owl’s drug slnros.
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ALL Fun, NOTHING BUT HAPPV;
THOUGHTS. :
WOOD £- SHEPARD'S
Town Topicsl’
)l:>~toxpcnsivo l’ill‘ffil f'nlllml)‘ t‘Vt'l’ m‘i‘ll Oil
tour. including
Wood a. Shepard.
.t Sim-rs Morril. cs.
Conroy t." McFarland.
William Keller.
William H. Muck, .
Nollie Scarlett. '
i'O—OTHERS—‘lll ‘
A PURE .xxn wuoLEsonn
FARCE COMEDY.
23. 35. an. 750.
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Prices. .N‘uf.~l now on solo at
l'l'tibtvd's d Wood‘s Drug Storm.
.x . s .
72’; i‘lESlVE KNOGNE.6
Jacob M. Layton, .
Fire, Life and
Accldent
INSURANCE”
Real Estate and House Agent.
Drafts. Loans Xerxntinted
and Stocks Sold.
OFFICE, 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Xexr to Post Olllce,
SOUTH NORWALK. : : ;
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken.
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Dissolution of Partnership.
Ednar H. Foxnnd W. C. Poole huquissolved
rlnorshlp in hnslni-ss. known us My: l‘yolo
,.o.. conducted at u lilimhcth street" South
no; business will continue
coxn. ‘
Donovan Build-mg,- - - - - - - - South Norwalk.
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I BOSTON STOR'E. "Z‘Eiiéil'fi"
New York Offlco. to: Broadway,
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By throwing the .\ rays around the Norwalks, we have the Cathode photogralis ol'
the minds of many of the ladies of good taste. and it was easy for us to select the
beautiful Spring Silks. Spring I'lrcss floods and Spring llimitics. Thcsc arc now ready
for your inspection.
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE SPECIAL BARGAINS:
«lllxzhl all linen towels. I? for $1.00.
.Sxfl‘.’ Turkish bath towels. It) for $1.00.
4532] all linen border-ml tow’cln. 7 for $1.00.
45x22 extra tine Hllt'lv' knottod fringr. 50c each: for Sutur-
iluy, :lllt'.
Dress Goods.
20 piwcs now spring goods in light and dark ctl'rotn, 50c pvt
yard: for Saturday only. min.
9!; plans all-wool hrnricttu. 48 inches wide, 50-: per yard.
3 for Saturday. 3750. ,
j 10 pieces fancy mixturvn, lllc per yard; for Saturday. 12km.
‘5 picocs oil-inch all-wml diagonals, $1.00 per yard: Sutur-
day. The.
5 picccs all-wool (‘rolnn dc Francois, The quality; for Sat-
urthly, 50v.
.3 piccos mohair figures, 25¢ per yard; for Saturday. We.
, Furs and Jackets.
1 35 childmn‘n jackets. 50c ouch.
1 ll) ladlcs’ capes, bout-lo and others, $5.01).
6 wool soul and electric fur at lad of the prim
Domestics.
:tl-l brown muslin, liw pi-r yard, for Saturday, 1211.0.
‘ l-I full blcuchod muslin. .‘s' '.._.o pcr yard: for Saturday, 7c.
Sl-l blonchrd muslin. 25o pcr yard; for Saturday. 19c.
I4 bmwn shooting. tim- und houvy. 2| yards for sum.
Linens.
We am always low on tin: bust lint-nu.
git-I hull blcnchrd. ‘.’.'u'.
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tin-me do in (‘rcnm soapdxrst 10c map Inado: at this solo you
can have 3 cakes for lilo.
Boys' Walsts.
&l}'fll tiannol shirt waists. 50c quality: Satunluy prim, '33.:
ouch.
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Embroiderles.
no yards Hamburg embroidery, regular prices I‘ll, to ltlc
yard: for Saturday, choicent Kc yard.
Vellings.
Yelling, odds and nulls, regular price lzlzc to 250; Satur-
day's prior. in yard.
_ Handkerchiefs.
Plain and fancy bomb-r handkrrchicfs, for men and wo-
mcn. regular prior. 50, ouch; at this solo, 6 for lilo.
Halrplns.
llorn hairpins. rcgulnr prior. 19c per dozen. Saturday only,
be dozen.
Iridescent Belts.
Having all the colors of the prisms. These new spanglo bolts
are all tho voguo in tho fashionable world. 50c, 69c, Kiln
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‘ .‘r-I full blt-aohcd, 37'“.
Towels.
For Saturday a Spacial Run on Towels.
45x22 Iiuck towel, I? for $lm.
. ouch.
Telephone Call. 57-0.
The Norwalk Buston Store,
{Corner Main and Wall Streets, - - - - Norwalk, Ct.
Our coffee, we mean is a great success as it goes into the leading families
of the town. “Can't get such coffee elsewhere as you send us," so say a
vast number. We throw out the life line to those who are using poor
goods and want them to catch on to something that will do them good.
Flour is advancing in price. Now is the time to purchase.
Fancy fresh eggs,25c dozen. Elegant gilt edge butter, four pounds ‘81-.00.
lilgin thamcry butter, 4% pounds, for 1.00. Try the Ferris Deltcrous
boneless bacon and hams the fineston the market. Call for delicatessc
sugar corn, the highest grade possible to obtain and is a table luxury. We
can supply you with the finest of the wheat, as all of our goods are of the
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first quality.
CHARLES E.$EVM0UR.
Loading Grooér.
33 WASHINGTON STREET. - - ' - - F - SO. NORWALK.
Your Wa'gesllncreased! .
Every wagecarner 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 our money savers:
Evaporated Apples, per In,
Old Fashioned Codfish. per 1b., 5c Lard co'mpou'nd, per 11)., no we
Boneless Codllsh, per 11)., so Puro Loaf Lard. 3 lbs. for 25¢ Evaporated Apricots, per 1b., 1%
No. 2 Salt Mackerel ouch. 10c Full Cream Cheese, per lb., 1.1: 4 cans good Tomatoes, 250
Alaska Salmon, per'can.‘ 120. Gold Dust. per package, We 4 cans gmd Corn, 250
Columbia Salmon. flat can, 1;... German, per package, ‘ 150 6 lbs. best Soda Crackers, 250
Oil Sardines. 7 cans for“ ‘ 250 Grandma’s Pancake Flour, inc 5 gals. Kerosene Oil, 550
Fresh Eggs, per dozen, 190 S-lb. pkg. Prepared Buckwheat, 10c 201m. Granulated Sugar, ‘tl
FLOUR! ‘ FLOUR!
Flour is steadily advancing in price and this 'is positively the last week that we will sell our famous
, Maud S Flour for $4.25 'Per Barrel, 55c Bag.
llorvaest Greomory Butter, 25c Pound; 5 Pounds for $I.I5ll
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