Evening sentinel, Monday, April 6, 1896 · page 4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

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Wan lum— ”Wont.” "'I’¢iliet‘."nud ,
”MU." ndrsnlwmcnts. not arc-«ulnar live 1
This one time. lezthreo times. an: six times. ,
fl; Ending notices ltt'lt Ilne. Marriage and ;
“mimetic. ilclimlulco-l rates fut-.dis- l
:M “Minuteman lurulslu-d uti applica- ';
ll.
summer lines. ~ By mall. In advance.
m Would: One month. w: thine
Willi. Al‘s: six months. use: one your. to.
Muted by numbers. 131' a week. to be paid l
lo the «trier. ,
In! Orrin. No. 91 Washineton street. 5
Incl! Nonnllt : telonlnin» call. tn-s. 3
3m 0mm No. in Wall street. Nui'wulh; l
telephone call. 91H. ’
WWII are welcome at The Sentinel other, i
It you know at any flown, you will confer a ‘
broth! telephonhur. sending or bringing: it,
Collie otllce. l
communion; should In all cases be ad» 3

W10 I
THE EVENING SEN'I‘INEL. ,
South Norwullt. than. 1
”(fretting Ni‘utiucl In‘u'u I'ircululion
inlhc Tomi of.\'.u-u'ull‘ and its Suburbs
Larger, t‘ousicl. i'ulvly, thou the t‘omlmml
Circulation oflhc othrr Three Local D-m’v
in. Our Prrn Room is always open to

Adrcfliurn.

KewYork Her-Id Warner Force-eel
The weather today pruniism to be clout-and
slllhtly warmer. 'I'oniurrnw It urinals-m In
becleuren-l warmer. followed hycloudhnwu,
and monthly rain at night. '
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Thorium-inter Record.

The hhzliestpolnt of the thermometer fur
the twentydonrhonru etidlng at noon I‘odui"
m3! decrees above zero; lowest. 2'5 degrees
shore.

 
 

 

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Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.
Inn rises 51111 sets High tide Low ride I
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Long and Short Speeches.

Marshal H. Bright mentions in The
Outlook a case in which a lady was in-
vited to address a literary and social
club. She knew there were several other
speakers to follow her, yet. with the im-
Inity that sometimes sciacs those who
are destined to bore their fellow men
that woman enrolled a manuscript and
read 1 hour and 19 minutes by the clock. l
Bhe wall knew there were others whom l
the audience wanted to hear, the wall 7
knew—at least if she did not she was an i
idiot or crazy—that there were others;
who had something to say and wcrc all;
least as well entitled to air their views j
as she was, but in the teeth of all tidal
in spite of the signs of uneasiness among
her bearers, she kept. on. She deter
mined the audience should hear what
she had to say and be impressed witlri
her, whether they heard anybody else m.
not. Undoubtedly she reached her aunt
in one respect. Undoubtedly her hearers
were impressed with her, but they were
impressed that she was the most con,
summate and selfish bore they ever lis-
tened to.

The same writer mentions that a cer‘
tsin United States senator was invited?
to speak at a New England dinner. For.
1 hour and 50 minutes that senator kept.
on droning on, leaving not nil‘ll‘c‘l‘lltllll

 

 

three minutes each for all the ot'hertv

speakers. Worst of all, his hearers did "
not have the privilege senators do of po- 1,
ing away and leaving the speaker re, 3
howl at empty benches when they arcl
bored. "' ' .

It is just as selfish to take all thet‘ime l.
of other speakers as it is to eat all the
dinner designed for a dozen persons. Ft;
is exactly as 11:;088 an offense whether
perpetrated by a United States senator
or by' one of those interminable women!
who read dull papers at clubs.

As Mr. Marshal H. Bright reminds
us, Lincoln's Gettysburg speech oeeu-
pied less than five minutes in delivery.
yet it will live for all time. Patrick
Henry’s great speech in the Virginia!
house of" burgesses Was delivered in about!
20 minutes. Even in five, minutes' time
the earnest speaker who is full of his
subject can hurl sentences that are them
dérboits.

A Motor Bicycle.

A curious invention, which has in it“
possibilities of great usefulness. has;1
been brought to this country from Flir— é

 

' rum. It is a bicycle propelled by gaso-

line. As manufacturer! originally, and
at present in use, it is susceptible of
great improvement. For instance, it! is-1
too heavy and too expensive for tilinri
country. It weighs 120 pounds and1 cartel
.400. Some ingenious American should:
take up the idea of propelling aibicycl‘c“;
by successive and instantaneous gasoline!
explosions and construct a light: and»?
easy running machine. There is no pat- l
out on the use of gasoline as n. fuel.

In the Bavarian bicycle the gasoline?
explosions work back and forth two pic i
ton rods connected with the rear wheel. 1

, The gasoline is supplied by vapor lamps. 1

This machine, it is claimed. will travail,
50 miles an hour at its highest: speed! F
Ordinary travel will be from 25 up to 4‘01;
miles an hour. The rider has only to sill?
stillsnd be propelled. ’

The point of interest especially “Vila
tractive in connection with this gasoline"
bicycle is its adaptability to litisluemi
purposes. It may be utilized as a deliv- j
ery wagon for all light parcels. Relieved!“
of the pedaling. the rider can witltcut‘l

; fltigue take with him light merchandise :
or: trlveling outfit. The true cyclcri

Will of course always prefer the muscles-:
of his own good lower limbs as a motive. i
power—that is, when he rides for 3

plants and exercise. But for business, 1
.‘ lab «I Hum the onenlinn nvnlw

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1 bicycle runs:-

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mm W a do W ' w ‘ u
0! soslll 19le e unwound-Immune

”III! ”um" 1mmmo¢thooolebnted Bun
TI“ It.“ m music! 0‘ M OT” N lWGW Patterns. by which “0.1!
“Dwflwmnd‘m' 1k! wenrhdyresdeusomeotthcir
Wflk'm ”W W 19 ‘4“ ‘5 in” more and choices“ patterns of
MW- Mimosa» tee lean-em. Full and explicit directions
tar ”name: WNW (or with; hichhor the, gnnnents on
W each item.

Wot immlll who when in the 7 pa
«mod Mail in M

Tile Minnow while: Winn
mines in teen whole a mm «(M-
per-itive We M ”small mm one
every saw yawn mill aw in a mu
enr- silently. They Willy elem
tire-mus the «sunny for tile nit-em
hon: of the W ’ mm
in 11900‘ the M will its pained in ,
Paris, iii new is» Aman-

While the lllNM‘ ""4an- M” is
chosen] for tilt-1m «new tileiro is molly
uracil1 dlfim‘ml‘ufl‘ between Main! and the,
athletic ancients» oil tiller tissue MM‘
tuners wanna llmr “they. only; was
one at the {(Wt‘lllllm alltl “WM mew
meant. lit in swimmers! tllw mm»
athletic; pnllllin' criticism llnetnum- willie
stencil prim smitten» M nimble: hem
enigma! at an ailment. than «new is the
It south is I‘m mm pne-
silile'. is will mutants .W think
athlete mention this antler nonlinear
the lining speed! all than than: Within»
endl- tIIle‘ hihvnlhzr Mill is MW to
male w modern pity «the intermitt- Hanoi:
athlete; even: in iitlli will this spherical 11mm» ,
ty and strength. to innit-Miler «but he
never llnrli a rude out a! lli'rptclln

The interviewer-mull mum on ANNA“!
will begin! Apia!!! .i» and! «surname till
April! 115;. ”fills stallion. or «W Kirsch

 

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Let-Ra.

Fine white linen made these stylish
immtes that are intended to wear
rich upen-nwked basques or low~cut
mm of Ialhll'lllmlfl gowns. Two (lif-
tomut styles are included in the pattern.
SSH! is nhapudiii 11cat,squnrc outlinc,
with pointed notches at the shoulders
and mend cape [It the neck. It has a high
attending collar. the ends of which can
helm back in “Pictuidilly” style or stand
sluixht as internal. it closes with sin-
gle (Idouble studs and buttonholes. No.
2 has ti shield-shaped front with rounded
shoulder notches and cape tueetingin a
new at «wiitrc back. The turn-down
mills: in military style is mounted on a
high-shined band, and close-s with single
studs in front. White or colored linen,
gunned iwrcale, clieviot. chattibray, and 1
twi‘ynlnrtiugs. grass linen and pique 1
all snake incomingchciuiscttes in this!
style. ’

:A‘Ili‘ quantity of material 3d inches
1 .wilclcrequiml to make either of these
«designs is '1, a yard.

The pattern, which is tlitln and retails g
for tn'enty-tircccnts, is cut in one size
Hills. for a fiftmn-inch collar baud.

 

 

 
 

For
Colds
And Coughs

“ July In the Winter 1' took A
a severe cold which teVI-lopud
into an obstinate, hackingcougli,
nhich troubled meter nine weeks,
in spite at medical aid.

AYERS

cherry Pectoral

Iiein rcconuncudcd inc, 1 begun
to to {c it. and inside of 2-! hours
I was relieved. That one bottle
curt-d inc, and I cannot speak too
highly of its excellence."—Mrs.
1'}. l2. llostsn, Eaton, Ulilo.

Highest
Awards at
World’s Fair.
.F...°.r W---
Your
Hands

and
Face!

\

Hale’s Rose Cicam,
CIllCS chaps and all
roughness. Makes the
skin like vclvct.

25 CENTS at

 

where the- t‘l'illllt‘tttlif will the ilwiltl. is in
sltnpe' lilie- at Ilium shun llmimtlm and in
arrangement oil an new mentioning like
the ”would! sound" mt! an! Aillllllll‘ltlillflIQW‘
try fair printout 'lllles summation-“sit in the
tires at" were and! limit slaw mm» the
mount-i.- thin! the scans :uml somewhat“
are ninetli aurora aollnidliltl tibial minimum:
any American: has puma-1| enter Netw- A .

EVENING SENTINEL

O 0 U PO N .
Emitting to one l‘uttern. any size. ot No.
li'll'

l 4'-
Cul this out. III! in yourtmmenndaddress
and 1111111 ortelm II to

llltllllll'tvlllll of nienllth- was mud! to the issue but: ..,. , 4
up in: the flhllh‘tli'llcllii'dll oil «illuminant

stud-iota. 'lllli~' telly“ new metric mtf chenille. ”DWI

? - s, nl 1;:t '1' mt, ‘2

’lho actor 1! menu! will it be a: PATTERN No. mo" s1m~- m

sp lendiut. «norm in- nott amulet-ill «outwit
to male» iii! sot

We nuiy‘ll‘cpe' tIllnItI tiller 10111).th Annotation
l'ioys,.t‘onr‘ trons ll'itiinimttn n1 dllililll‘ust'allllll
tour loan the Illuminati! Mill‘ilutiirnwnwia
timil, who lltwe‘mwllwll enter suns tot incisor
to context an idle initiating :llll'll antennas)!
games willlll not! lle‘ llniltlllldl nutrients-119's.“ at

This coup-m and I: cents will secure
about putIo-rtl at St urtn-i‘uul's. N1 uth Main
and Ann idl'miln. South {\urwulk.

 

 

 

’ s. A. moms, '-

lll‘lnldllt‘ IN

new. Butter, Cheese, Eggs
-.--.-— 1
. Etc.
Miteremiulnur tll'llmniirmuibip insect" _,_ ‘ ,1 , . m _ U , ,
oral]!\\\e1»llc.-stieiittliiis mutiucmlmneantzle oi 1'” “ ~l-‘llmlzlull - .1 Pl. w”. bums-l-
-.. coo , ~—

d‘ol'hws :uidl annuals nicest" 11,.MI'N dishonest
chemieiclir. 'llllmnun A. vidlll-s‘l'fll has in ,

vented: n1 dl-vii-e- Willi-ill! minimally «films .5 , it ~ r” ..,.. A"... t I
that! which: llns been! no «annuals lhnumtl ll ‘9' hpicux C I’l'imd meUI
for some tllw till-marginal mine, this «insert» (loot l S,

paper with! cifi‘l‘bnllle mil" «truncate-o- ,ot «nil

cimli! 'lllllilx‘ illttlllfitsi fillit‘wulflii‘ir militinestinntt. .
Front the 1111mm! llw niuuultuettnima some

rhingrwiln-llx 1111'»ch lliilw n1 natured in: males
'lllie‘opcnaflor' pubic Illlwst- M‘Iltlaillllfilllll'illl that
eyes. ’llllcn! the: intentional mints. Ilp‘ citizen»
of al viwtuniv tltiilln‘dill'll all! It‘llnt‘tlil‘itnul tine

chine. ace-taunted until some .nn-i'lpamt oi
the solidi haw \viluilli at its «limited in.) e .e.
The t’i‘)l‘fll«lt’ll"ll‘ll’lllh‘ tilluiliumll tithe finnllltfis

cent gumbo tuidlllntlwlltls tithe interior MI
any punt: all tiller llmiimn thinly}. miliuuher it
he' the heart! Ilnntliuu: anal uncoupling tinned,
the lance Rlll'l‘l‘fltl‘lh‘clh“ insulated 311.111 s‘lc

tliitledlor flaunt-11am millisecond annotation it

the lluiutuilmountain. ”illlie outlawed min:
invention! nil annihilate.» lilllll'll curators till it
impossible to eonlltlillllei— lit! diastmip's at
one lllbw'alidl thiaminett-iiuismliivitn nixivttb
will its attenuation lll‘nllllhllle :aiul «lunchtime.

.lncl (ii'ccn ‘.\lotuit:1iuCliccsc.

Quality l'11~111'1>u~-~c-l'. I'l‘it‘t‘s’ Invites“

 

Jacob M. Layton,

Flro, Llfe and
Accident

iNSURApCEu

Real Estate and House Agent.

ulmmu lileulmhip 'l'ickt-ts, and Sterling
.Umlts. Loans Negotintcd
and Stocks Hold.

OFFIU'}. .’i RAILROAD l’liAUE.
Next to Post t’lfllce,

dilll'Tll NIIJiWAliK, /:
Notary l'ubliijn Acknowledgments Taken

 

.A:_A..._¢.-M x‘ . 7" »

lit in at question: \nllnttllnir mlw fiscal
public pantie and! dairies! mononucleosis
this certainly“ Rill'illlllll the earlier slilw «tune on
the manic on whether alley should as
lit’t'ifit‘t‘llm‘ll Ilp' amend mtf mic‘iiiliians $191110le
hiredi ties I’ll'e' unravel-we \“listbini moms lint-
indlcauv than they niiiivlltl the wounded in
mew obtaiillbnl lanai tithe impeller tannins. it
tiller annular Mine in not unripe enough {a 1
spam min menu. minis it alright the in
creased1 by proper lineal! amine. ”line the
animal in falcon oil unwitting tulle flattens
menu penile and Minnie mononucleosis
cttro‘ oil the mount as autumn): Numbers
else can! I‘lltfi‘ nl'i'tll‘tlllhll‘tllllll tent maximum
who will! die mlw worth that $111831 eunuch
'Ill'ieni. root. tillers in“ an! rantllionite'gubuei
the midterm of mar llitttlle national new
that: ssenpamrsnuihl suspend snow mhtn
t‘lley'vciillll only other dance. “Ellipse fists .
present. lll'i\\\‘e\“ell‘,. 111m liner tint zlléslltgud'llfi
title st'illllllltllil on ethic dilute. «Seamus:
sllhtlillll 1)!th an! act grinniixmndlinmhorito
speedily:- little in manner «of snore some
qneucw tillnui solbetiinxmltlmimstl mitts:

A Large Stock of
Bedroom Suits and
7 Parlor Suits!

Always on Hand ; also

balmci's I

”first! 08 Male: Street, Norwnlk

Residence. :i Berkley Place.
tlTnlerlmne. 'IT-l.

CARPETS CLEANED
By Machinery. '

IATTRESSES

RENOVATED.

FEATHERS STEAM
DRESSED. . . . . .

1313‘! WWW» by mail or telephone will receive
tun-111p! attention.
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SOAOUTUGK - MATTRESS
mill in WORKS.

grim-“m 1:‘.\“=»~=

f lt-t I in "\Illih upfbnt

:u.«l.l.i.luht'.1u. ~II1.1_IZIO‘r
\\ II 1 Le Pugs-‘1. Liquid Inne.
is Tet: n'illsireniviney aiidthethings —'
‘ nui I‘r practimlly good as new, and _
11.1 tune lord wnh boiling or healing.’
Le Page‘s (Lilac is liquid; always ready; '-
.1p,phc.l m an indent; “sets" slowly
mu ugh :: ‘ryuulo inakcapcriectjuiiit
and ,Ilirii”5n'rl:s .’7l:1'dl’fiossr\\rrl"~— -
IS . inc- |.1dj,' remarksd. Thchic hasn't
been (1 .. 1i ed out 111tln‘ manufacture
5.1 . with:uiiiiiztlclue) Le lr‘.1gc‘sglucis /
' 'I‘LII' mthcr Ilia heaviest or 3

 

tinny. 7‘ — V" ~

The nutcllem. tithe dimttillr' weapou'twltl
wlliclli elln-tzittlnins rent! unmask memoir
has until llexvniuz' mnw tut-«miller. is simply
an new. tinned. llmtn‘c menu new )2 «1.1::
that: thing. 1b was nomadic met! by «in
filmih‘lll Ambient: an out one user
almond! thinness. that at {is tenant! 1120le
equaling!” llmttlf illll «listening shells. lit
reheat-ilwpllien 11111 new shipment the
«mains milled. ilim mlw Mullahs and :e'pat.
i‘urd‘snt-w in list! name tin-mic phoenix)
lined! «11¢me em tille- saber.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

muhl .
dun-Inning acid. “
The United States (lovem-
ucnt speeds-z. bePage's as the
standard. 4

The encum- slime millions cream o!
the- tinfoil Move this mm m the
hermit oil inn Ammnm m‘dllflm- Eloy
I'lll‘ Minimum Willa! 2889 ANN“ :3 308311 high Hui 1i 2 .- for heme-hold use 10 calls.
norm liardi tit-llamas NW «the Wises ( " " “ ""1 f ‘ M Mwmiks'
street car emulsion! Wins this dismiss. .

 

litittciyiThee-«n llggs. Lard and lliliiritcsseu '.

CONN. 1

Raymond 3‘,$°“5-l

Funeral Directors and lim— '

HALE’S.

I 7 sn'1'skr.-ti.v.u1~:1vvrs:

 

1

it-tovr's THEATRE

To-Night!

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WM"“‘" ”"1"" "0"” lTho Biggest Thing That Ever

Happened!

M. S. Cleveland’s

EMINSTRELS!

lucnmuneti-vu with

THE JAPSI

‘ Four bit; dent's all in nuc' Iloulile IlrsI mitt!
'l‘hrce but Ninth. nit-l drum mum! Uri-in-
IuIlanai-'1.\llnationh-Sun-tide,hnlllnile
long! llIn-iubi on day!
1 Prices 25,515, Mi, “:5.- ;
l .‘icuts uuu‘ on sale a! I'laistmlk drug store,
and l'iiiuc-I‘anntmtu-ri' dot-c.

 

HOYT’S 'THEATRE
°"fiz"6fi'é§3l‘y‘:" APRIL 8th
v%?n“BACK AGAIN”

The Favorite ( ‘nt11cditlti.

Richard Golden,

ion) JED PROUTY

1 “1l’ttt-Lspvu‘t..‘luiiw.

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luur Illrl Yankees?
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I.l\(.vin111:i|»lu-11e gitnii anziv. (lld .lml‘u title“.

1‘ mi: Ill-c. l'n-lei' the direction of Dodge .I'

1 .urniau. IltlI‘I‘IIll't-X. Manager.

1 Price ~ ”-, Mun-l ii-c. Nt‘llln tlH\\' on sale at
Hotel: s drug store and l‘iuuen's ‘~Itlll~il|-

,ury i~l11|'i|,

 

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tug...
ECONCERT!

l'nder 111nn.’1getueul n!

w. 11. HUMISTON.

Additional Attractions.

New Soloists!

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Larger Orchestral
music HALL.
Wednesday Evo'g. Aprll 8.

351'.

Tickets with reserved seats. ('Iiurt
open at 'l‘nmllusnu's and Wecd's drug stores
on Monday. April 01th. at Ha..1u. allot

 

GRAND

BANJO RECITAL!

By Alfred A. Farland.

1 The llama Virtuoso.
,H'OVT’S TH EAT R E
Friday Evening, April 10th.

Assisted by ‘

Tlll‘} SAl’l’lII) (QI'ARTET.
I'MISS MABI‘JL (lLADYS HUY'I‘.

. Illaudoliuist.
MISS EVA E. (KILLINS, Batijoist.

Admission ‘15 and use.

at l'lnistcd‘sund l'1uueo's.
""““' "“""'!?=

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11

GRAND
Fair and,

 

' Entertainment!

,1 For the benefit HI

"StJIPeter‘rs Evangelical
Church.

APRIL IS, IT and I.

in GERMANIA HALL, .

' l Atlniission,'10c.

G SENTINEL. ”APRIL 6. 1896.

THWN st" * v

NORWALK, OT.

EASTER - OFFERINGS!

(FOO—w

Bonnets, Gloves, Capes and Jackets,

lit-served seats. one ,

 

 

' 10.50, 12.75, 23 50.
CHILDREN’S SUITS.
$1.39. 1.50. 1.75, 3-75. 4.09. 5-75. 7.93-

CHILDREN’S JACKETS.

98c, $1.25, 1.49, 1.98, 2.25, 2.50, 2.75, 3.75, 5.75,

61.98, 2-98. 3.75. 4.50. 5-75.
l Lndics' All linen, fancy border,
25c. 1212c.

MEN‘S FURNISHINGS.

100 dozen men's scnrfs, all .new for
Fancy ribbons for stock collars and:l““‘“""“”‘a'l‘llm‘lfiv Icckfi._\’l'llll {Inn'-
drcsstriiuiuiug. An inuucnse variety, ”“4 "ml?“ “WI" "l purl". “In“ ”219 ”‘1
all new. in chameleon. Parisian, Dres- , "1le PM” “t 45“: f0? Saturdny. “‘5

den. mnlircs strips and glam tnfictas, 111—: Men‘s {““f'? shirts, th“ celebrated:
illllfll‘ value 3N. pcr yard. 1”,... "Manhattan. made With fancy Ilililllllltl 1

N Ii «Stock collars made free, of and whitebmlics. and all fancy. with.
' ' two collars and pair cuffs, considered by

LAD] ES' NECKWEAR. value ‘
in) dozen Imlies’ fancy collars, made of
Chiffon. tine lace endlinenbatisw effects, 5
form We to $23.00 each.

 

 

charge. .

. . . . . , itietradothccqusl of any shirt on the
(“RMflh' l market. $1.50 each. -. _ _

We have just bought of one of thc' Men's spring weight merino shirts

largest corset manufacturers in the and drawers, the regular “.50 qutility.l

I’nited States :1 lot. of corsets.
drumuicrs‘ samples and some that were
slightly soiled in unuiut'acturin . Thiy'
new}! and $1.2.‘icoi‘5t-ts; \ve s iull sell
them at :i'Jc. cut-Ii. Hue pair to u custo-
imcr.

including We.

TRIMMINUS. ETC. l

2,5“! fancy trimmings, all new. from 2
'1'-._.t: to it“ per yd. i
so garnitun-s. in spangled ctTects. very 1

1 desirable, real value til. $1.93 each. :

"Aprt-‘,1{(~”]E}rg_ Feather boas, I yd, 1L4 yd and I’._. yd
lengths. 1.
2m dozen ludics‘ fine quality, Swiss :,
embroidered. regular Ililc quality, 250. l

GLOVES.
As the agents of Foster Paul‘s ccle-,

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r.... ..;.. , nu . , .

Reliable Quality
At Right Prices!

l

SEASONABLE GOODS.

fish and sardines in large varieties.
berries, apricots, peaches, prunes.
one and two pound cartoons.
21c dozen.

tour pounds, $1.00.
is a bargain.
want to buy the right kind at the right

 

Loading Grocer.

33 WASHINGTON STREET. - - - . .

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Strictly fresh country eggs,
If the market is lower you will get the benefit each day. We
have a large rush on our fancy, new made,
()ur Elgin creamcry butter at 25c, 01' 4% lbs. 81.00,
chp our elegant mile: on your table always.

mil

Neckwear and
Fancy Shirts, ”Veilings and Ribbons!

The verdict of our customers on our new suit room and our display of ladies” and chil-

dren‘s apparel, is this: That they are most beautiful.

Capes ... Jackets

In velvet, silk, satin andclotli, $2.25, 3.49, 2.98, 3 98, 4.98, 6.75, 7.5o, 8.98,

 

7.00.

SEPARATE SKIRTS.

6.98. 7.50 to 12.00.

bmtcd gloves, we claim without fear
of contradiction that we represent
the greatest house in America. Our
disiplay for Easter is the largest and
best asserted in Connecticut.

SPECIAL Ft lR SATURDAY.

4-Iiutton glacc. in tans, reds, modes
pearls and white, fancy embroidered
backs. Sold everywhere at $1.00 per
pair, 740. .

4~button glues and anodes. in all the
new colorings and Foster hooks, every
pair warranted, a genuine 0! .26 quality;
Saturday, per pair, $1.00.

)6 iu.1nosquctaire suedes, in black
and fancy colors,resl value, $1.75, per
pair, $1.25.

Men‘s tine kid gloves. in tans and
blacks. embroidered bucks. spring
weight, regular $1.130 quality, per pair.
$1.110.

Men‘s driving gloves-Au reds and tans,
same quality as Dent's, but instead of
two dollar per pair, $1.50.

NORWALk BOSTON STORE,

Cor Main and Wall Streets. Norwalk, Conn.

-4 A. YT“! 7 . ,

TELEPHONE CALL. 13-2.

lI’iuc snow-white honclcss CUdIlSIl, extra large fat bloater mackerel, canned
Evaporated dried fruits,cl1erries, rasp-
A fine article in evaporated apples in

the price today
gilt edge creamcry butter, 28c;

When you
price, call here.

CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,

- so. NORWALK

 

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and purchasers of TEAS and

To all our regular customers
' day, .wc \\'1ll give a

Beautiful

(See our shciw window.)

A LONG lIST or 'BARGAINS!

FREE! EASTFl‘s'dotzm.

FREE!

COFFIZES on Easter Satur-

Panorama Easter Egg!

and probably best of all, we offer

Fresh country Eggs, l3ucts. Per Dozen
Fresh Duck Eggs, 35 ct: Per Dozen.

 

Anderson‘s jams, in glass, L51: 4 cans tomatoes, 23c

" “ in tins, inc .'1 cans corn, 25c
5 lb crock jolly: 25c 4 cans corn, 25c
2 “ “ " Inc 4 cans string beans. 25s:
it " “ preserves, 25c 3 cans June peas. 25c
Evaporated peaches, ltlc 3 cans pumpkin, 25c.
4 lbs California prunes, 25c 2 cans steak salmon, Joe

 

 

lll lbs granulated sugar, $1.
21 ” extra (1 sugar 31.
in “ rolled oats, 25c
(told dust, per pkg, . 1'.»
1; lbs soda crackers, 2M:
.3 " milk crackers. 25m
3 pkgs. mince meat, "1c

 

Donovan Building, - - .

 

NEW YORK GROCERY co.

- - - _- - South Norwalk.‘
33 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.

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