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--'Ko. or Washington litrocl.
. “telephone 111111.914.
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on 1111111111111. at Tho Sentinel omivc.
of NW new». you will malt-r ii
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anon thouhl in all cum be ad-

WE EVEXTNO HENTINETI.
iiuiitli Komdk. Conn.
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.flv’iming Stalincl him 11 (‘1'r1'ulitii'i1n
171mm of Norwalk and its Suburbs
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miller today l‘il’uinim-s 111 iii- cloud):
flight temtu-rnturc i'llnlth‘M rain. 1111.111:-

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with [0“ until» rum-tin 'l‘1111Iiir-

ibmmlflflfi in but i'lllllil), prim-1111111] 11v
and allow and donut-1111.4 I-tialt'l'iy 13111-14

We. tollowod in 1111- inn-riot by 1-11-111-

cinder weather.
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Thermometer itoconl.
WW9!“ at tho thermometer ici-
twentyvtourhouro ending at noon today
in decrees ubovo zom: 111mm...- ileum-.1

"Almanac for Tomorrow.
'Dnnaetsl Hialiiiiln anJtido
at 11m 111 I' 117 '
GuptniiIChuI-lcst‘. St. John.
Captain Charles (J. St. John, 111111149
MI! was uIInouIIci-il y-.i‘1111-I'.‘ln_v, \\ .11 11
13111111 well known 11111» 11111 pldl’c 1113 his
“I“! and many W: 11.4 1-. 'iiiiloucv', 11nd 111l
he knew him had for him the very
,highest esteem. He was 11111111111! the
endemilor of tilt! iirst tank and
hem agrt-at inn-1' 111’ 111 1101110,
‘ doliglitcd to ill" {i111 his 1.5171} and
111011615011 shore. Ho had it iIIIIi-t geni: 11
tion, was my «11111111 in his
, 1 RM no man 11.111 bcttiI' known
We liked 31"ng tiii sailors the
W0! our custom «1111.41,.
Thule who only saw Captain :41. John
ashore could hardly iiiiagini- him at .4141
' command of Ii vow-l. 'lIlIiarc 111- was,
business. and was cch' at his post o1
'duty, and his thorough 14.- llllllllrllllp 11: id
" ,ysevere mots, 110 “11.4 :1 1111-1111 or
theMetliodist church, and 111- 111-1111
forgot his religious obligations. 111v
' ' A it possible to 00111111111111 \vItliiint
prolanity. He Who popu 111 with his
"cmvs, and treated his sailors as {.1111-1
men, securing their rospcot and 11110111-
once witbontrcsort to 11111.11 “-111.14 01

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘It was his delight 111 lllli'i‘ in»
manila accompany 111111 (111 11111 11-,ips 111111
many Norwalk people have ciiioycil 11111
tenure and his unbounded 1111 1 pIt1ility

the remembrance of which can iii-11:1- 1111

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People who reuiiimbcr the Cuban r-c
hollion in 1800 will not be surprised at
the reports that (lent-1'11] ch lur \‘1 ill
adopt tho same tactics ibon 111111111 11411 (11"
putting down the revolutiouirts
‘ Till " alder Iiiercieu oi Spaninids are
, cruel and hero been for centuries. V111
3maileda. the ferocious. governed (3111111
11111869. One of his acts was to (11111-1
very prisoner captured to 1112111101. 1111-
ther was 111111 worse. He issucd a pin-1c,»
'lgu‘)atiou declaringcvery 11111 lalullilhlhml
of the island ever 11'; years 11111 who 1:11:-
‘uvmy from his home and could not 1; Eve
a reason for being absent which should
heutisfactory totiio Spanish guard that
captured him should be shot forthwith.
“other order read, ”Every habitation
unoccupied shall ' be burned by the
troops.” It, further, the Spanish soldicrr
cspied at any time a house williontfl
bite flag Mating over it in token
that the inhabitants desired peace, that
house, too, was to be laid in 1111111111. T1111.
war continued with more or less activ-
ity for too years, until scarcely 11y
thing was left at tho fair island but 11111
mil, The question now is whether civ
lliged nations, particularly the United
States. will let Spain kill every (11111111
the captures and lay the humus of all
Mamie in ‘thca;~l__ ”I,— '

Modem? Yes. that. Is “what governs
nations and lawyers. The precedent fin- ‘
theflnited, States in reierciiceto the
”recognition of Cuba as 11 11111114211111: is
tour? so clearly defined in the history
. at ‘ pain herself that Picsi’di'nt Cleve-
lend need not have licsitntcd a single
y in tllfl'cunffifl to take after congrats
passed the mutations asking for'sucli
recognition. June 17, 1861, before the
civil war in, this country was three
‘ moo old, Spain recognized the bcl-‘
‘llgereucy or the Southern cantederat-y,
She was in unsecmly haste to do 110.15
there utiy reason why we should trcat
18”!!! better than she ti'catcd us'.‘

‘ W50: William Lispcuard Robb
find! that. the Roentgen X rays will do
- [lulu diamond infallibly. The
3'0 through n gt uuinc diamond as
, . . wood or flesh, leaving no shadow
' Intuitive plate. When. however.
' lmltlflon diamond in photographid,

 
 

1 A hwy-cummi- them”
treaties this country had wifb oeruilu
foreign 11.11.1111 the United 1111111.. snip-
potl to Europe 95, 000 live cattle and
aimed hooves every week. The number
in» now 11.11.41 to 8.000 a wéki Tail.
won one at districts brought out at the
hearing given by It congressional com
mittee to delegate: from the National
Live Stock association of tho United
States. In other words. the best and
live cattle export moi of this country
has fallen oil “0,000,000 a year.

In cotiiiequonocthe live stock men have
sum-red terrible losses. They have still
the cattle and the means oi feeding. but
may have not tho outside sulc. ’l‘boy at-
tribute ilic change to tho abrogation of
tho reciprocity traction. Undcr reciproc-
ity, however much foreign nationade—
sired to shut out our ht't’f 1111:1111in it
caino io,ciiiiipciltion with llli‘ll‘ homo
grown, they did that data 1111 so undor
any pl‘i‘lt'llh'fl, hiicauiio We had a weapon
to 111111 against them in tho way of cub
ting oil’ reciprocity lilti‘ilt'mulilrl. Now,
however. Germany and France 1111511 11
-liowl about our caillo being: ili.-'if1-n.4cil,
and thus rule them out. line ialsity at
this chargu was shown by the ilclogatcii
from (he National Livo Stock associa—
lion. Thrive gt-ntlcmon represent a your-
ly business of $000,000,000. and they
petition ciingross to again inaugurate a
policy which will protect tho producci'ii
of Amcrican meals and live stock.

Pitliindcr and Hour.

It seems that tho foreigners in the
Transvaal want to bc Englishmen and
Boers, too, at (he sumo time. The editor
of The Reviewiit Rovicws lets some
light. upon the fluid of their pretensions.
showing that them is iIIdcod nothing
small about 11111111. They wish to ”main-
tain unimpaired their British citizen-
ship and yet also exercise us much au-
thority in tho Bocrs’ country as the
llocrs ilicmsclvcs.” A nation that
would permit this could 110 no nation
at all.

D1. Show oays 111111111. ' "Whoa tin-y
become in good faith citizens of the
Transvaal, they will possess II locus
stundi that will give them a pertiot
right tourgo all tho’intcriiiil‘reforms
tliir-y wish. " The pi'cteiiso that tho nit-
lnndcrs pay nine-tenths of the taxi-11 1‘111'
kin-ping up the Transvaal government in
disposcd of very simply. Whoa 1110
value of tho goldficlds possessed by tho
uitlatidors is compared with that of the
modest littlo farms of tho But-1's, it will
be 14121111 that at tho t'ilIlIO pcrccniiigc of
taxation the gold lands would yield 11-11
times as much revenue as tho agricul-
tural lands.

Finally. it the iiiilandoi's want
schools 111 which tho English lauguago
is taught, nothing is casicr than 1111'
them to establish and support such
schools. '11on are rich enough, anybi'iily
knows.

That is a very good amendment Scha-
tor Hoar nddcd to tho bill to regulate
marriage in the District of Columbia.
Tho senator's amendment is to tho cil'i-ct
that when Ii marriage is to take place
bctu'ccn an 'Amcrican citizen and an
alien no marriage license shall be is-
sued to the contracting partios 41111111111
11 ccrtificntc from (ho minister or (4111:1111
of tho nation to which the alien belongs
that; in the said nation tho marrirgo
shall be valid. This is intended to pit»
tcct American woman whom foreign
rascal-1 soul; to wed for their forluni-s.
ln explanation Senator Eon:- mentioned
the fact that in France no person of any
age can contract a marriage without lho
consciit oil parents, if they are living,
whiln in some countries officers of the
army and of the government cannot 1:11a-
tract a lawful marriage with an 111111-11-
can girl without consent of his govt-In-
moat. Needy and scoundrolly adven-
turers have 13101.1 than once thus availr-d
lllOIIlt'IOlVC'S of those laws ’5') get rid of
American wives whose fortunes iii-y
bad squandered.

On the bonds deposited with it'to so-
cure the national bank circulation the
government pays a net interest of $1,-
142,197 every year, as Matthew 1111.1-
shall shows in the New York Sun. This
money of course comes out of the pork-
ets of the people in form of taxes. The
banks depositing the bonds therefLro
make money both 0113 their own circa?
lation and 011' the bonds they deposit as
security for that circulation. They got
interest for their own bonds lying idle
in the United States treasury.

Read this quotation from Johonni-t:
”A careful study of general moral laws
will I'c-vcal‘t‘be fact that hitherto in the
world too much siresu has been laid apnn
the duties of children to parents, white
too littlo attention has been given to'tlie
duties of parents to children, thi17 fir
the reason that books upon duty haze

been written by parents and' the chil-

dren’ a side of the question has been 1;;-
1101111..

When the Spanish people WlEll to
make 11 particularly offensivo‘or violent
demonstration either against their own
government or against a friendly foreign
nation, they make the demonstration
and then blame it on the students of
Barcelona. It III II good way to escape
responsibility.

Li Hung Chung islkcei'tuiuly coming to
visit us next summer. on his way home
from representing the emporor of China
at the coronation of the emperor and e111-
press of Russia. Sonic enterprising mau-
Iiger should induce Li to make a tour of

 

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We have made special mm.

with the agents a! the onlobnted Bow

Glove-Fitting Putnam, by which no can

present to our lady reader- noiuo at their

very newest and choicest. patients of
manta. Full and explicit directions
for putting tiigutlioi- tiiii garments no

company each pattcru. 1

 

“82"EMHRE HOUSE DOWN

HIKTR BY HAY IANTOK.

This handsome gown cuinhincs tho 1
charming quaintncss cinbmliiid in tlic
stylus of tho tin-It Empirii with 11111111 1'11 ;
idcas of comfort and bccmningucis tlI it 1
1111- ossinitial to tho fashions iii tho [pr-,1:
iiciit timc. .‘iti'ipcd 111111in in lavcnilcr
and whiti- is lici'c iliiintly tritnmcil with i
lacc 11nd iuiicrtiou to liliili‘ll and dot-unit-
cd with lavcndcr satin ribbon, which is
used for tho slot-fr collar and (trim-ion llli‘ ,
bust to "1th in long t‘llilH in 1-1'Iilt'iifri1iit 1
audit 11 1131110501110 rtist'iti'. T1111 gown 1.4 ;
llliuli‘ up (wot a gliivc-ilttcil liiigingi
which can he 111111111111 if 11.411141. 11111!
prcttily shtipcd who is 1111111111; in (1' nt-
cr,gi'1iilualiy iii-1111111111.; at cat-ii siilis l
Tltc full fronts arc gatlitrcil 11ml joinivii 1
to thc yoki- to full in grin-(ital {oldsi
around thcilgurc. 11 11111111501110 trill of,
laco with lit-ailing ol‘iiisivrtiiin outlining
(ho yokii. ’l‘lic lowcr cilgi- is plainly
complctcil with n dccp 111-111 and the clos-
iugis iiiailc iiivisilily 111' with buttons
andbutton-111111111111 (Eitllll‘i‘ innit. Full
Empire putts stand out stylishly from
cotiii'i'1rtiililyslizipi-d slot-v0 linings that
can bc continued-to tlic wrists in coat
outlineiii'cutotl'at tlic clliiiw and tin-
ishcd with frills of lava as shown.
downsiii-1111111111111111.1 Iiiiii'lI liki-il for
home Ivi'ar 11111.1 can 111.: 11111111.- up as plain-
ly as desired from 11in silk. wml, 1211111111.
111' Itiixcd fabric now scamniablc. For
sumnii'r wcar Iiiailc of lawn without lin-
ing this is one of thc i‘imlcst gowns iiii- .
1111111111110.

’l'hc patlcrII,Nii.ii»lt~2 is cut in six 14171-14,
viz: 32, :11, 31;, BS. -i(,1 and 4‘.‘ iiii'hi-s 1111.41
nit-usurc. Tlii- I‘i'l’illl prim-i1! paticrn 1.4
3509111111. Quantity 111' malt-rial 1H inchcs
wivlc. For small Hill's. :l'l iiic'iicsln'i'ast.
lawsuit-,7 1-2 yards. For iii-.‘ilium 1417.1'
311 int-tics 1111111141. minivan-.7114 yards.
For lnrgiv sing-111 int-111's brivah‘t lllullh‘ill‘t’f
ii yards. 1"iii'i'xir11 largo .41 7.0.12 iiii'lios
brciist iiicimii'inb l~-l yards.

 

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Entitllng to one Patlicrn. any size. or N011.

 

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and mail or tukc it to

Sturtevant’s Bargain House

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PATTERN N1). Gilt? SIZE 13!

This coupon and Ll cunts will sci-urn
above path-1'11 at itiiiti vnnt' 11.501111 Main

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to all.

EVERYBODY INVITED.

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1A Magnificent Production.
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National Garmcnt Gutter!

Voice of Fashion

Visitors Welcome! 1 ,

 

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Health
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strength. and now I am tilt-n

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Highest Awards
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'and

Hale's R1151: Crcom.
i'urcs chaps and all
roughness. Makes the
skin like velvet.

15 CENTS .11
HALE’ S.

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HOVT’S THEATRE

Npccinl return evngaucnionl

Wednesday Night, larch 25.

’l'lii' iii-liglitiiiilv .iiil‘crcnt cuiim-lian

Joe Ott,

\Iiii 1114111.; win 111111 «unipany in 1111- grunt
\IIiiilixill- mid-l»,

THE STAR GAZER,

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HOYT’S THEATRE;
Friday, March 20.

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lt'iig 41mm and Pimp-1‘1 .4 stationary 14111111

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DRESS is A NECESSITY!

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itilcfllluniiii\“(‘1}lllllI must dctcrrii’mc. To,
119 iii utylc with all ll‘ii" princn 11-. if [r 1—‘
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tcm callcil (1111

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ll]i‘-\\'Ul‘l( of cvpi'rt4 criiil‘iling 11.115111711111111
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cori'nct p'i'ramrtiiinii. 111.11 a parts-ct nmll
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Von “11411 to ill and by few mc'isnri mivnio
that. am not (111111-1111 1111' ntiyi-mi to take.

'l'ilOHllflV Thur-1111111111111 Saturday trout 2
10511111171 1'.) p.111.

22 South Main Street,

South Nnmlk.

 

411.11 may let you down;
besides it is unsightly and unrelia-
blc. Britt-1111:1111 ii "'llll glue that is
firm .1 a i'L'i. "'c and ‘SthkS “ till the
cows come home.”

 

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the wuterine place: and lecture.

 

11;. a 1. 11. animal cow: for 111.111.1111.

Shorty 11111114111111, hatter!

Occupieun portion of PI. (rm-H’s
ntorc corner of Wall and Water St...
Norwalk. Call and m the
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so

33 WASHINGTON STREET.

514:ch SALE AONSATURDAY

Strictly Fresh Eggs,15c dozen !
20 Pounds Fine Granulated Sugar for Si. 001
land 5 Floor, ‘5‘. 25 Per Barrel!

j largo Smoked Herring, lcent— each i

l‘ga_Donovan Building,

 
 
 
 
 

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NEW YORK OFFICE, M2 BROADWAY.

..

OUR SPRING OPENING OF

DRESS GOODS, SILKS, WAISTS, SEPARATE SKIRTS

Was :1 cmiiplcic Success. No need of going outside

Here is it comparison of New Yin

[All 1K AT (lL‘lt DRESS (20(le
1111 in. block 1111. 1mm, N. Y. price-J12
nor who. “.1111

Min. lit-mm maturity mohair, N
mm, $2M) our prim, $2

an in niivolticii, N. Y price, 5111:; our
“”17, 390.

52 iii mute-labia, in navy, blink and
art-cu; the but goods on tho market: \'.
Y. print 81,511: our price. 81.?

5‘: in. mohair ilingoiials,‘ .i' Y prici-
it; our price. 75c.

and tucks, 981'.

981'; Valcnciiuincii iu'cii, $1. "5.
391: and lilo.
(Xm‘t (lovcru.
burg.,2. '
(kirsct Conn-s, high Iii-ck, 1111'.

Skins, umbrella patti-rii. 75c

111'. 11141211011111.1132 nice. (lilo: our - ~ ~11 1 .1 . - - 4

. price. 501’ I (1133118 1 lllihlhlllhhfi.

Y 401 in 11:11:11 hfonnisflu the 1mm:- x, i 'rIIi; iii-Ls? 111' sai'Kii'Itau 1:4 aiimvami.
lm, l'lmrpriw,i1n'. ' I . ‘1
'm in all wool scrgc, N. Y price,‘ .11 :1 £113.11??? '1'? 4""

a U" n Y ' ' "
our Fm“ ""' ’ Now four-in-liantls. 471'.
._ -. 11-..... .11.. . .. l “on 11 Fancy Shirts, 47 and 1181:.

1-11

chi' lini-ot suspenders. .1. g. 25,

CUJAK AND BL'IT ROOM. and M,

'l'houilvaum- shipment of iadii-11’ shirt “my ,1 (3011“,.
"all“ liar-i :mivcd [More our npi‘ai- 1121.0 (my... 12
imt it» shall 14-11 a handful linc at 501' '
oath This first warm «la thc piii'iv
will :ulvancc 2111: Kecuntt time or {curl

and,
'_... iii, 1911111121».

licii' s litiiiiidi-rcd White Shirts,
4151' 1111111111111.

Men's uIIlaiIuili-l'ed, 30, 1’10 and 75s

81'. PARA ”l l'.‘ SKIR 1's,
Blink Mohair, $1.71
81w 1: “fl“lflllttlli';: 1K1.” 11'1 '
Blua l: Hills. M m
Non-him, H W
(taxman, $31K).

Mohair (In-pone, 612.00.

ME."H HOSIERY.
llcrnisdort Fast Black. 2

‘nuli- .2" .11;-

11.1“»
”w i DOMESTICS AND LINENS. ‘
1 Heavy \vciglit unbleached cotton,
lv nuts for *1.
ill in. 11101101ch cotton. Sc yard.
Dark and light outing. 7c.
.12-11I half 1111- iichcd damask,‘ ..'.11'

SILK “'.\lhfl'n.
Samba. 111.1111,
Tam-in, $1.1M. 5
l’i-I'iiian. $1.1m. I
FiKllfml 'l'atli-ta, $11.75.
lridciiccm Warp. $7.30. ‘

fur ~3l. 49.

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1

L. \lllfil'i i'Nlll'JllWl'IAli.

\ight Imam, squari- who inscrtiim :lilhlulllt‘l‘.

Kai}: ('ioods Delivered liver v wlicic 1" too of Charge

:1... 1x--..x.

Reliable Quality

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At Right Prices!

suSonseic GOODS.

Night Drew, ciiipirc stv'li--—lliunbuig.
Drawurs. Hamburg, with four tucks.‘

V iii-ck. with Ham-

(loriict (311111-111. V neck, witlilncci-I, 4191'.

(Bull's—Collars,

pairs for 25¢.
Mou's fast black Hosonvitli \vhitc split

\[cii' .4 super wool Shirt-1 and Drav. 91's,

9- i bleached cotton, ‘21'11- quality t‘orl‘ 1c
11in. double satin damask, :32 quality broitlcrv, $1 per pair.

()Iic cat-1c hcavy tlonict ilauncl 101: per
yard: for a run, 5c pcr 1":11111 111 yards to broidcry 51 PN‘ Pail-

ol'yoiit' own city to shop.

it priccs.

Ti )WELS

All “1101] liui-k, 101'.

Turkish bath, liic.

451132 knottcd fringi- damask. 261-1.

(‘1irtuiu Swiss. 10c, 12111.10 and 151: per
yard.

(‘urtuin Scrini. 51', Bound 101: per yd.

 

Ni 11‘“ thS RN D‘TRIMM [Ni 35.

 

Ion hair pins. 5c.

100 yards spool cotton. 21-.

Sidc combs. it). 12, lb, l9. 251'.

Boiic hair pins, ill, 15, 1111- per 11oz.

(‘lark diirniiig cotton, last block, 415
yd. spools, 1’ for So.

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19, ‘35, 31h:

irridcsccnt irimiiiings, 1.1,
. _ to $1. 98.
'l" Jot sti-cl pins. for 11111111111111}. .1, ."1. 101:
per l)()\'.
lthiiii- stiitii- buckles. 25. 29, 8!), :19, 481:

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KlTCHEi ' DEPARTMENT.

Blast-ll carpi-t iiivcepcis. guaranteed
for one your, $1.717.

817.11%: wringcrs. rcgiilat' $41.49 01106
,foi' H.751.

Largo chopping bowls, 250.

Crystal tumblers, 49c (102., for 2901101
1 11117.. to a customer.

Dccoriitml cups and saucers, ii for 30c.

flit,

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GLOVES.

1 button glacc." inc.

4 button glacc, white. with black em-
iii-nidcry $111131 pair Even pair wat-
E'Iantcd.

ibutton glncc, lemon with blaik c.111-
Every pair 11.11--

21

rautcd.

ibuttoti glacc, pcarl. with black oni-
Evci'y pair warr
Iautcil.

Ellie Boston Store, Cor. Main and Wall Sts.,NorwaIk.

..__. .w L— .225

. 1.1-. _-1.-

TELEPHONE CALL. i3-2.

Fine snow-white boneless codfisli, extra large {at bloater mackerel, canned

fish and sardines in large varieties.
berries, apricots, peaches, prunes.
1111c and two pound cartoons.
21c dozen.
have :1 large rush on our fancy, new
four po’unds, $1.00.
is 11 bargain

Our Elgin creamcry butter at 25c, or 4V.-
Keep our elegant coffee on your table always.

Evaporated dried fruits, cherries, rasp-

A fine article in evaporated apples in
Strictly fresh country eggs, the price today
If thc market is lower you will get the benefit each day. We

made, gilt edge creamery butter,.23c; .
1115. 81.00,
When you

want to buy the right kind at the right piice, call here. .

 

CHARLES E.SEYMOUR,

Leading Grocer.

SO. NORWALK'

 

 

Magnolia or Rival cnxnuxsun MILK,

6c '1111. Quantity limited.

Native Potatoes, Si. 00 Per 3179/”

“e have purchased 500 bushels of Potatoes, (Beauty I'Iebi'on \‘ari.
qty), which we are otl'ering at. the above figures, as long as they

last.

Very

Four

. \ ‘ -
First come, first served .\ Free delivery.

Best Creamery Butter, 25c 11111111111

7

Dans Sugar Dom for 25 contsl'

4 cans Jersey Tomatoes for 25 cents!

6 Pounds Best Soda Crackers for

Old Fashioned Godfish, 5 dint: pound!

25c.

 

NEW YORK GRoc

ERY co.

' South Norwé‘lk.