‘t duntaorncato. not ”Minot tivo
mung. no: time timeout-t at: t l mm.
a. . dint: notices W a lino. Marriage and
(lath notices. 5i». Bela-duh) at rates [or din-
flared udvcrttsctnonts tarnished on applica‘
summon luru— 3! mall. in advance.
posh." prepaid: One ,month. Mo: three
" ' months. tut: Ill months. ”Mwnoycar. ts.
Nimrod by humming. t‘l-.' a track. to to paid
to the carrier. '
Hm! Orrmr. —.\ln. in Washington stmct.
South Rot-walk : lob-phone cull. 91-5. ‘
Button 0mm. No. to Wall ntroet. Norwalk:
‘telcpbone call. oil-t.
Yuma: are welcome at Tho Sontincl unit-o.
“ A flyottkhow 0: any news. you will cantor n
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hwrby tclcphonlun. sanding or britwinn it
totho office.
Counuxtcirtom should tnallcuuoa be an!-
dmscd to
run nvnxtxo snxrtxm
South Norwalk. Conn.
The Evening Sentinrl has a l'irculution
indie Town of .Vorwall' and its Suburb:
Larger, Comidrrably, than the Combined
-. i i‘circulalion ofthr other Three Local nau-
‘ in. Our Press Room is 011mm open to
“ . . Adt‘rrtircrs.
New York Herald Weather For-cont
The weather today promises to be genomi-
ly cloud)‘ to partly cloud)“. with slight toni-
,. pemturc chances and possibly min or snow
and (langcrotta wlnth on the counts, followed
by clear! . Tmnnrrow it promlsmtn lio goo
orally tilt. \‘.tll| no lltll'ltltl‘l u-mpmttnri
chances. '
”-m- .._.. «m...
Thoranmuetvr ttccnrtl.
Tllehlgltcfit point of tho thermometer tor
the twontwtunr hours ending at noon tmlav
‘was 65 degree: above zero: lowoot. :tJ drum-cl
above.
”12“...“MHM .
fl‘l’ntutum Almanac tor ”(mum-raw.
Sun nets i Btgbttde Low tide
at 0.10 at 5:37 all.
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at 5:53
Rhodes and ~Chumloci-lulu. . a” l
The two coming men in British poli-
ties are Joseph Chambcrlain and Cecil
J. Rhodes. (iladsrono is 011‘ the stage of
active work, Salisbury is Icing quietly
edged at! by Clxtllttbt‘rlltiil. his secretary
for the colonies. Dr. Albert Show calls
attention in The Cosmopolitan Magazine
to the fact that both Rhodes and Chain
bcrlain arc endeavor-lug to work out the
future destiny of Great Britain, each in
hislown way.
Dr. Show is sure that Rhodes expects
.at some future time to ho primo minis-
ter, the “chief administrator of a Brit-
» * lsh ‘empiro thoroughly reorganized upon
plans which he ltllunolf Will have sup—
plied.” The Rhodcs ideal is a British
empire with homo rule for all the parts,
on a system resembling that of the dif-
ferent states of tho American Union. all
with equal rights. and England hcrscll’
with the some rights, no more. no loss,
than Ireland or the South African states.
Chamberlain doubtless also expects to
be prime minister, but the Chamberlain
ideal is quite diticrcnt. To the colonial
secretary “the colonies are possessions to
be exploited, but partaking in no score
of. the sacredness of Britain's home
soil.” Ho regards tho“colonics" Chlt'lly
”possessions Er thc mothcralato to get
fish from. Tho clashing of thcsc two
~ powerful minds and their attempts each
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to model the British government upon
the basic of his ideas will he the most
striking toaturo of English politics in
the years immediately to come. Which
will gain the ascendancy?
x. m a Hinton.
Signor: Piatti has a magnificent
“Str’ad” 'ocllo of data 17:10. It in known
as tho “rod 'cc-llo,",_bccauso of tho very
rich red tint of its varnish. This. too,
is an instrument with a history—a hilt-
tory which the signor has courtcously
"sent from the shores ‘of tho lake of
Como. The instrument was first brought
to England bya Spanish wine merchant,
,rwho placed it for sale vith a chcnt
street dealer, asking £1.30 for it. For a
long time it failed to find a purchaser
even at: that l-t-w figure. thn Pictti
first saw it. it wzfi in the hands cfa
professional musician named Pigott in
Dublin. The eminent virtuoso ut’ once
recognized in it a magnificent insun-
ment and accordingly he “kept his oye
on it.” When Pigctt died, he was un-
fortunately unable to purchase it. but he
., broughtit to the notice of a dcalcr,
’ who secured it for 23300. I; was Shortly
afterward sold to General Olircr for
£350, and tho general. being a fricno of
Piatti, ultimately presented the ”colic
to him, with the remark. “I always in-
tended it for you. "
‘ When Vuillanme saw it some years
.. afterward he olfercd £800 for it, and
the experts now believe that if put into
the market today it would bring ncar
£2,000. Signor I'iatti, it may rcadily he
understood, taker: precious care of his
possession. He never runs thc risk of
carrying it out of London and has it
most carefully bestowed during his ub-
srnce.—-Cornhill Magazine.
Bathing It In.
- Sergeant (calling ont)-—Kranse!
Krausqp—Yes, sergeant.
Sergeant—This is Sunday. ‘
Krauso—To command. sergeant.
Sergeant—This afternoon you and]
will take a walk to the Zoological gar~
“ll.
use (dclightcdl—To command.
mgeant.
‘ ‘ Sergeant—You sec, lcalled you a rhi-
noceros yesterday, and I should like tc
make my apologies to the dear creature
in your presence. —-Der Gum Kamerad.
"In two years and a half tho receipts
at tho United States government have
._ fallen behind expenditures $130,000,-
000.1th the ditfcrcnco on the wrong
side is becoming wider every month.
. ' What do couguss and President Clevo
land Drona-o todoabout it?
‘ rui- rad‘outcfiy.
(hoot Tedd"! ‘oxpcrlm‘wts With 1
rm should not bojiost night or by the
American people or by anybody. Ho and
one of his militants as wall tlnd that it
these mysterious rays arc directed pow-
urtully upon tho human hand the top of
the bond guts warm, and them unpar-
vencs throughout a pleasing, soothing
causation and a tendency to sleep. While
the experiments do not scam to have
progrosscd to the point of actually put-
ting the patient to sloop. thry mnlza him
teal sleepy. Most and host of all, while
the Rmntgon rays aro strouming upon
your head. the time seems to pass away
vvry quickly. Both Tesla and his assist-
ant noticcd that fact.
Exquisite and wondrous are the pos-
sibilities to be deduced. 'l'ho nervous ir-
ritability of the American pcoplo can he
brought down and temp-crud to tho point
whom they will be the gcntlcst, rituall-
icst people in the world. thn tho lit-
tle emperor of Germany shows a dispo-
sition to mnko a break. all the court
physician will need to do will ho to sub-
ject William to the sweet and soothing
influence at tho Rocntgcn rays. Ho can
do this without his majesty ’s know lodge.
Again. when American congrcrstncn
begin to shout and rant and root and
say things that not tho tocth of Euro-
pean newspaper editors on crlgc. a mild
application of Roentgen rays upon thcir
heads will mako them roar as gently on
sucking doves. It simultaneously those
who must listen to their spccchcs try on
application to their own heads with u
pocket machine while tho ovations are
in process of delivcrtnt-nt.’ “tho time
will seem to pass very quickly." 111i Tea-
in says. It is always known beforulmnd
what) any pct bow in tho United Stun-u
scnato is to oratc. and it will to may
enough for the presiding otliccr and
those whom decorum forces to remain
to slyly apply tho Roentgtn rays. Nay,
the Roentgcn ray machinc may even bu
taken to church.
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Wealth. Work and Wages.
George B. Waldrun has compiled for
Tho Arena some figures showing tho din-
tri‘ontion of wealth production and con-
sumption among the families of tho
United S arcs. '1‘ he figures are from tho
consul: of 1.800.
It appears from the list that: cvcr
4,000,000 Limilios. ncarly (mo-tlfird of
tho whole population. must live on in
comes of less than $400 a year, though
it does not seem possihlo. Going .mc
stop higher in the ’ income lint. mire
than halt the families of tho United
"totes. 53.26 pcr cont. live on less than
$000 a your. Twothirds of tho Atncri-
can families exist. on incomes boiow
$900 a your, while ninetecn-htonticzhs
of all tho families, 95.00 por cent, have
annual inccmcs of less titan $3,003,.
There rcmoin, therefore. loss tl“‘:l 0
per cent of tho families of tho Citiicd
States with incomes abovo 93.000. 'i‘hc
favored 4.04 p: r cont rmnuining inclulu-
thc millionaires, of whom thcro can in
tho country 4,047. Not one of thus-1 has
an incomo of loss than $00,000 a your.
The incotncsof tnonyof thorn reach mil-
lions of dollars a your each, \vhilc urn-o
thun‘lmlf tho iaulilics of this enlightrn-
cd country must struggle on and pay
schooling and doctors' bills, on luv 13.15:}
3600 a year :n'h. That. is toy-15', trial:
ing thucaicnlution another way. aim--
tcen-twenticths of the families of this
nation got only twice as much mono;
perycur as tho other twentieth.
Spain has a queer him of tho govern-
ment of thc Unitcd'Stutcs. Shortly nit.-
or tho scnotc hail paswl its rtsolnti. ns
requesting the recognition of tho ($111.35
on bolligcrcnts tho printo ininlstcr of
Spain sent a most conrtconsly \~.'m‘.‘;cd
message to our state department who;
that the “government" disavow the
senate resolutions. Poor oil! Spain doc-s.
not know, cvcn :iitcr all lllt'F-l yours,
that congrcsu. and not the prcsidrn: -..nd
hi5 cabinet, is the real gotarnmoni of
this country, Sonia of our prcsitlonts to
the contrary notwithstamling. Spain i:.
apparently not aware that itl it two-
tliirds majority of congress passml own
over a president's veto a nicasur.) ihe
most abhorrent to him ho would haw tc
let it become law. ‘
Financial legislation recommended
by tho house banking and currency coat
knittce shows a tend-“my to do some-
thing for the national banks. One of
the recommendations at the commitlco
is. that a law be passed allowing r.:a~
tional banks to issue circulation to :bc
par value of their bond deposits. 'lhc
committee also is in favor of letting
ofiicers of national banks borrow all the
money they want from such bank's.
It is not patriotism to burn the little
king of Spain in cfiigy and tear and
tramplo on Spanish flags. it. is foolish-
ness, and a very low order of foolith-
nous. By so doing young American col-
lege gentlemen pluco thcm‘sclves on the
precise level of the ignorant Spanish
mob that insulted the American consu-
late at Barcelona.
There seems to ho a mysterious Chil-
ticction between mules and cotton in the
south. When the cotton crop is large.
mules are in uctivodomantl. It has hi on
noted that tho mule market of Georgia
has been remarkably activo lately.
This meansn great cotton crop, the wise
onos say.
This is The Pall Mall Gazette's view
of American politics: "The responsible
house of representatives in now tlia
only body in which the United States
but faith. " .
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‘ phino’s cstravazunco to in a: unbound-
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hybOthludbyllslqtwaun.
We have made special arrangement.
with the agents of the celebrated Btuar
Glove-Fitting Patterns. by which we can
printout to our lady matters some of their
very mount and cholecsts patterns 0!
gal-moms. Full and explicit diroctions
for putting togethor tho gannonts no
company each pattern.
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rim "or 3LtY mums.
Fancy otripotl pin-alt» made this Com»
fortublo and stylish shirt waist. Tin-
t'nll fronts arc gathered at tho nt-ck on
aach nido of thr- contro lmx-pluit.thmnglt
which button-hotel: arc “'(ll'kt'tl to corro-
spoudto tho buttons or studs nsotl in
cloning. The back it: gnthcrcd and join-
ed ma sound-953 yulrc lining. having til
ntmlght lowm- cdnc, the bins dotttilcfl
pointed yoke khnpt-tl with a contri- scam. l
being stitcln-d on over tln- l‘nllncss‘. fl‘ln! g
t’nqnin shirt slcovcn arc gratin-ml top
and bottom, oponing lmingtinisln-tl thh l
llllttl,‘l‘llllil ovr-rlap'; at tho hack. 'l‘ho'
uletfl) calls that turn back with rnumlctl l
Nit-cs :illil Pitts“ with dottbln sttul‘mr:
buttons can ho nmirtctl in favor of;
ntrainht call}; with sqnnro
'l‘u'o fafeitionnblo c~ lllfll‘rl are pro-
VilNl by tho patturn,
of which our ho sowed to thc waist, or
tnutlc separately {b4 prvfcrrod. The t urn-
dmvn collar is manure-d on a high band;
and chm (1 WM: doublo buttons or stalls, i
with a siupio stud at the ncck. A?
straight ‘nclt with pilllll‘ll «unis rncirclosl
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the waist. tlwlowcrcdgu being; \vurn;
under or wrcr tho nkirt, in: (twin-d. Fancy ;
Hllll‘ttllu'i in cambric. inuvlrits. chct‘tot.
(-lznnthruy, Iwrcalo, lawn or (iimity arc-l
'lltltlé‘ up in this stylo and finished with ‘
tnza-innc stitching on all orlgcs. l
The quantity of liltlll'rllll {ill incltvsl
witld rctptircil tn intkc this iillll't waist ;
l'or amiss t’onrlccn yours uf ago is ill; l
yards. 1
Tim puttr-rn.which is No. 6710 antl’
Tt'litlls fur ltl't'ill}'-ll\'t‘ cunts. is out in
vizm for lltifiit‘fi of ten, twclvc. f-llll’lt on
and sixtm it years of ago.»
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EVENING scanner
COUPON.
Entitltnz to mm P» tit-m. any size. oifion. l
.to
Cut illin Hut. fill in )‘u?it‘htllllt‘tll’tdiltltll‘u-‘n
and mail or tnko it to
Sturtevant's Bargain House
Annunsa,
PATTERN No. 6‘ '0 SIZE ..-......_l.\'
This coupon and 1‘) canto will secure
u‘ «w putturn at Stnrtovant'v. .\nrth )lnin
ulnl Ann st 315013; math .‘iorwnlk.
13ch “IO EIBDOTOY NBDOIDOD \‘L‘I uuul
urml by Drcsamnkcn’ Illlll.
Throughout tho larc bummer and au-
tumn of 150? tho imperial court wan
morn stately than evor bct’orc. Tho old
nobiliry lit-canto assiduona in their at-
ll‘lltlllllt'll. and: an ono of tho cmprrvss‘ lar ;
(lion in waiting i~~y said to haw t':‘:n:‘irl.'t«tl. }
this court "r: ccivcrl goo-.1 commit/153 " l
On hid icturn I‘lnp’ilcon lm-l found .lctc-
t
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od as cwr, but he could not woll min 1
plain. bcccnsc. although for the mint»;
part frugal himself. he had thin tima
cucncrogcd lavishucss in his faintly.
"Still, it \mill agreeable tolmvo drun-
mnkcrs' bills flung into his carriagu
when driving in mate with his consort,
and on one occasion he sent an unprin-
ciplcd but clover milliucr to the prison
of Bicotre for having disobcycd his or-
ders in furnishing her wares to the cm-
press at exorbitant prices. The person
was so indispensablc to tho court ladius,
howcvoa, that they crowded her cell,
and aim was soon released. ,
' At. St. Cloud, Malinuison, tho Tuila
iicu and Fontuineblcau the social viccr
of courts begun to appear, but they wort
stornly repressed. especially high play.
By way of contrast, tho city of Pnrii.
was at that very momcnt debauched by
a profusion of gambling halls and.
houses of prostitution licensed at an
enormout liguro byl’oucho and produc-
ing great revenues for the secret polict'.
Tho gorgeous state nniform’s of tho
marshals, tho rich and elegant costnmtu
of the ladios, tho bcspnngled and bogilt.
coats of tho household, (llncing, theat-
ricalr, concerts and excursions--all
llJtJSl) elements should hnvo combined to
crcato brilliancy and gayet-y' in tho im-
perial circle, but they did note-“Lift;
of Napoleon," by Professor Sloane, in
Century.
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Dlmcnltlen of Carnation Cultut‘xo.
Luck is not nrelia‘nlo factor in the.
difficult problem of carnation culture. It
demands cxhunstivo kuowlodgo of tho
habits, requirements and diseases of the
plant. unccusing watchfulnctzs and unru-
mitting labor the year through. [Even
when all is‘ dono that seems possible to
merit success. the grower is liable to the!
exasperation of finding that particular
varieties. upon which he may ham based
his most sanguine expectations, obsti-
natcly refuse to flourish under his care.
Almost every Carnation culturist knows
varieties that ho "simply cannot misc"
and neither ha, nor anybody also, cool
tell the reason why. of course. them;
must be something lacking, in soil, on '
tor. air or treatment. which they re
”quire. but it scams as if they were ca»:
pubic of taking offense at him. or his
surroundings, and pre’ earring death, or?
at least unproductive life, to endurance '
n! the association—Scribner;
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Hull 1
. Prices 25. ("$5, 50 and 75 cts.
l‘lnnco's staltnzmry atorc.
' Fancy-v. crk, Toys. Books-even leather;
Health
Than Ever
“.tn attack of La Grippe, three
yearn ago, left me n thysical
wreck, and being naturu ly trail
and delicate, it scorned no it 1
never should rally again. in-
ducctt at that to try
YEB’S
~ Sarsaparilla
I wm surprised after taking it
two works. to find 1 van gainln
strcncth, and now i am plouam
to Mi)’ i am enjoying bt-ttcr health
t‘ll‘tll I ('\'t‘l‘ had bt-I'orc in my
ltt'c."—. Eva BltAuti. Lincoln, ill.
Highest Awards
World’s Fai'.‘
Chicago.
For
Your
Hands
and
Face!
llalc's Rose Cream.
cures chaps and all
roughness. Makes the
skin like velvet
25 CENTS at
HALE’S.
_ """ : law:antibiotic“
HOYT’S TH EATR
Special raturn ougngctuont ‘
Wednesday Night, March 25.
The ilcliuhtiutlv ditloxcnt comedian
Joe Ott,
Andhisbtg tilltlf'luli‘gf company in the grout
\mtdm'tllo \‘clnclc.
THE STAR GAZER.
AnnMdnt-‘u nun-Hy,outlaw-int: more nwtrv
nmnwnts. lit up hurling hilarity (unlit tutt-
tur all—nro-.an'a-ntomiinmamt thnn nlno
tontlm ..f tltc qn-n-nllcd luhsu
cunn- lv‘ l‘usttivoly it 'loth
.-. Lll~il‘) triumph.
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Fo-llifi-ln gain at llnistud'» drug store and
HOYT'SV~TH EATRE
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Saturday Evening, Mar. 28.
MR. J. K. EMMETT,‘
“Our Fritz” in an cntirt-ly new play.
it ' ' ' L ”
FrlIle‘l ove. .
NEW SONGS!
NEW DANCES!
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hxccllcnr '
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mv on\alo at
nnoo’n .stntmncry
l‘riv‘os' 1‘3. 35. m, 75
l‘lnistctt'a drug store
stut'c.
What shall [not and how hnvo it made are .
qnoMtons cvcrv 1:1th mus‘t tlo-tcrmino. To
Loin .«tylt- with allth principlos o! pro-
portion and Ilitlllitt‘ properly N‘L’ttrtlctl. is
will wurtltrxonm tnno and ultonnun. ’1'!)
be: wle «lu-sacd (luvs lint nt-cm-atrilv moan
t-xt-tnisivolv. hut cmnim‘tnllly. lilhlll)’ illltl
i:t.~lll-:lilllt.,\‘. .\'o dross. it propctly cut.
nomll-u llllt'tlllllI\l‘lill‘-ltl. Comfort. pmpor
outlinc for tho. llnnrc. lilltl tlt mo tho thmt
unlispcl..~.~tlvlon in tho tnako-up oi cwt'y
dross. .\u lutly who in (which ml to tho ro-
flill?“'l‘.ll‘itl’Hl‘l lxvruwn llguro will accopt
illll'llllllt: shun «if this. nor tillullltlh’llt‘. lou
arc lill' nmru intcrcvtcd in your own lornt
and app.arnncctlmn carom-also can pon-
siliiy lvt-zln'um 't Wall-importantthat your
otlnvittionbuno litt‘KlflK in this rchpct‘t.
We Present
To you. at tho Dress Cutting: School. a now
l‘lL'il of doing this work. by means at usys-
tc:n L‘illlt'il tho i‘
National Garment Cutter!
On which the calculations and designs are
thcwnrk of exports. tumbling nnyono to
cut. by. ne'onftzmlluatcd soul-L's.whichgivos
currru-t prupurttnxm. also it. porfu‘t nml
cntnfurtn do In. all styles of unrmcntowom
at proscnt. and by tho aid oi tho
Voice at Fashion
.allstylczvasthoycnmo out in the future.
That I'lliilm: 1m one costly and accurately
from thwimls nclcctcd to best suit the form
.vnuwiahtntlt and by tow moasnromcnta
that arc not tllfllt‘ll“ tor anyone to take.
Visitors Welcome!
Tuosday. Thursday and Saturday. from 2
to sand 7 to 9 p. in.
22 South Main Street,
South Norwaik.
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“.l-m'm 0x no ‘n'o-l in l Il‘ibt‘.
r: 1.. »~ -.. Mir 1' e'u'nne Glue.
""1““ . r i. l 1.; .m saved t mm from Itrtfc,
.ti:-_ to») no ulu an 4.. hit to each other throughlttb.
rokcn Things—-
‘S'cod. Glass. China, Marble. Ivory.
.izcy‘rc 3’! minded to signwith Le Page’s
Liquid Glue. but that What yamneed?
it is l‘qurzll :tzl tor straw/2: it. is free
from .ra'd. 21ml noz'cr injures the most ridicule
11M”, it is roll; \viLItout any bcalihg. A
.cy car. use it without calling on the man
at tit: lzousc. Tullh.‘ no subctautc.
EPfiflES
LIQUID G Lu:
READY to us:
5.3an In ants. 5an everywhere.
Mechanics.
BOSTONSTOREl
‘33 WASHINGTON STREET.
NORWALK. CONN. N. V. OFFICE. Chi BROADWAY.
lW‘WeltPloasad are the Best Advertisers! . . . . .
. . . . . Our Clerks and Customers are Always Cheerful I“
Closing Out Our Carpet Department
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We are always advancing, no halting. always going ahead for this reason: we are compelled to sacrifice
one of our departments. The increased sales in our suit and coat room have made it necessary
to take the whole floor for our display for ladics' and misscs‘ suits. ladies'nnd
childrens spring capes and jacketsJadies' shirt waists,ctc. Therefore
we shall close out all our carpets and matting; at a .
pricc. We want to close out all our carpets
this week. Here are the prices '
that will do it .'
SILKS.
We hear a great many ladies say they
never bought a SILK [moss in Norwalk.
To let those know that we can sell SILK
with my house in N. Y., here is a SILK
SALE for ONE WEEK :
22inch black duchcsnc, $1 for
55 cents
50 cents |
55 cents: ‘
l5 cents
25 cents
If you are going to get 9 Carpet this Spring
now is your time.
75c best tapestry hrusscls,
The all wool ingrains.
75c stair carpets,
25c mailings,
49c mattings, '
89 cents
*0 i 24 It H H 1.25 for 98 cents
21 “ ” Indian large figures,
HaSSOCkS' gilc {or '9 cents , 98 cents for 69 cents
I 00C tor 3' cents 22 at it grOSS grain 1'50 for SLOO
$l.75
75C
$2.25 moqncttc rugs, ‘ . . . .
annnnc tlllS hue and you Will say that
$2.00 velvet ru rs . .
I” ' it is the best value you ever saw.
.I'IAIR RIIGS AT HALF PRICE 3 Silk waist patterns in great variety.
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE
Cor. Main and Wall Sis.,
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NORWALK,
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Reliable Quality
At Right Prices!
SEASONABLE GOODS-
Fine snow-white boneless codlish, extra large fat bloatcr mackerel, canned
fish and sardines in large varieties. Evaporated dried truits,chcrries, rasp'
berries. apricots, peaches, prunes. A fine article in evaporated apples in .
one and two pound cartoons. Strictly fresh country eggs, the price today ‘ I ‘
21c dozen. If the market is lower you will get the benefit each day. We
have a largo rush on our fancy, new made, gilt edge Creamery butter, 28c;
tour pounds, 81.60. Our Elgiu creamery butter at 256, or 4% lbs. 01.00,
is a bargain. chp our elegant coffee on your table always. When you
want to buy the right kind at the right price, call here.
caunzcncur.
TELEPHONE CAI-L; l3-2.
CHARLES E. SEYMOURQ
Leadlng Grocer.
so. NORWALK
SPECIAL SALE ON SATURDAY!
Magnolia or Rival coxnnxsnn MILK, 6c can. Quantity limited.
Native Potatoes, $1.00 Per-Barrell
r We have purchased 500 bushels of Potatoes, (Beauty chron Vari-
ety), which we are offering at: the above figures, as long as they
last. First come, first served. Free delivery.
Strictly Fresh Eggs, t5c dozen! Very Best Creamery Butter, 25:: pound
‘ 20 Pounds Fine Granulated Sugar for scoot
Hand 5 Flour, $6.25 lser Darrell Four Cans Sugar Corn for ‘25 cents!
a Cans Jersey Tomatoes fo>25 cents!
Largo Smoked Herring, I cent each i ‘ .OId Fashioned Catfish, 5 cents pound!
6 Pounds Best Soda Crackers for 25¢.
NEW YORK GROCERY co.
puts out: pin-along lot I. l
DonovanBuildlng, - - - - - - - - South Narwalk.
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