throb tlmmioo: le time;
Molina. We and
. tile. ficheduloot tutor forldlpo
lummIipd on upulleu»
,‘Ilz .One month. loo: throe
I all: toenails. Sansone rear. to.
,5! Whore. no II week. to be Iul‘o
who. vl Wushburtou street.
limit Wall street. Nor-walk.
welcome at The Sentinel one...
All our news. you will (.‘(llllm' u
Waning. sending or bringing It
nomahould tnallcasel be ad-
mlrvmmu 5mm.
, Southll'omtlkfloun.
.l'rclcpillfiiéwéumi
Thermometer Record.
best point of the thermometer for
' dour 1mm endlug at noon todur
domes libero zen); lowestqo degree»
“ w Almanac I... Tumor-um
, [Bun oats E High “III; E I nwthle
II: 7- ~..-o 1mm
oughts Be Photogrnphcd?
strange experiment has mien
, ully performed by Mr. Inglm:
.“Im English sclImtlst. Tho Lop-
Tfilcgruph is authority for the
It is II fact not rare in the on
anon of individuals that :Ifth- II dny
,‘ntin unusual scours, on closing the
threat at night the Inuit! objects
. old (luring the day will IIftI-n appear
. thdtoyca in the Ilnrkuelm. After
., on they water, for insurmw. the
‘ . Waves and tho stemzzuru
u will loom up and dance below tho
" (T's oyo so poneifully as to make a
up inlago in the darkness iIIi'rout
" M959». The hnpmwoumtido
hruin husbeen so powerful that
brain still projects on tho optic
-: e the images behold several hours
ero- “‘ ' .
1”me to be on this prinelplc that
1113ch Rogers thinks he is able to
"otogmph his thunghto. All image
1d intensely in tho thought for norm»
mitten acorns to lit prnju ted from tho
’bjwtivc to thc objettive, pntisely as
file llhip and the mm s are Illl. jet [I d in
Wilmkunla. A real piclun of tho
MM bl thus proj. t [ed In front of tho
0. II: III not so rem," unfunnent fer
muons who have, intense: power of
“Might concentration to pruluco to
‘ heir external vision n picturcof tho
lilting thought of.
Acting on this principle, Mr. llnm'ls
W1 .ho gum! for wvernl minutrs;
through II (lurk ciuuern in II room from
§Wltich all light had? .I: en phut‘put. 3‘.
did to he thought inlentlyof the
and Johnnie of II child that hurl
Iliad. Ho I‘loolarea thIIt ultcr SI veral Irx~
merits of thin interim thought enn-
oentrutlon ho sncmedul in producing
utontho mnsitive pl. Ito the «yo-a and
, film: of tho child's tune. The mid III
eupérlmeunition in this Ilirr‘trtlun in an
Inviting Ono. for umotuur photogruplm
W13.
’ Pathology of Luzlnesl.
Indolum lemla to many faults."
ml». Arthur E. Milan in n lelmlcd
_ Which hocnlls ‘ ‘Mnml Pathology. "
l ”m work of on indohsnt pl‘Tl-lllll is not
thorough; it ho illemupnlled hy circum-
dance» to do work of some kind. it is
rm to ho Immped and superficial. ”
"Stamped" intrepid Dr. llllmmntinucs
lwtthrr: “Tho host oxmnplo in men in
the work oil on indolent servant. Dust
Mt in mm and crevices and in all
keno thnt do pot IIt noun attract atten-
; rowel» mwlml hum! of wash-
mbhhlh ht allowed tonmumulnte in
Wis and in dark pimps. "
. Whtly Dr Arthur 13. titles lso
W trout honor keeper lndml. Ills lmou II
Wham! hp spooks All well ml it lm worn
hhto girl hmhelor. Btlyllfld o Illmht ho
W! the horrid m‘nmtion of fmllng
“ ,Imd when gritty under Ilia tin-
when ho umlcrtwkcpl to open II win-
It motto II maplncm um him;
(Illa h! lmllnpd ‘ to treat infirm-non
mm (lime. Undonhtmlly ho is
, Milli. We always humour notion
that lazy people mm: mom or
W In their Into‘llmtn. "Indm
‘ _M In Iummplttmem and to
H Wholly. Untldinm Men of-
(Wilt. no that than in a plant of
_ W mm the lazy permm’ll
. ' tiller nemllngly. "
Mm Unolmlinm and lame!
and tumlilmhmhm m not.
. munch mum all the plan
W. m Aliment tho mm to.
7‘ ' Mill Warrior: tothn human
the mmumdtul in in mm
‘Mhum family of £11;th din.-
W ram—m...
, I thrown many feet ahead of where the
« like that of II newcomcr in the tornado
, the inimirhle‘h upplyto tho collection unis. a
' III the. dlorilmtlon of which pntronuco films II
‘Inoooy lire beginning to two this. Thr
. actor. in wimloln lipid dignity muw‘whut
m ,wltldplomleouiiuputu
Wood up. ~ .
trip: my lllwl three mono}... hm.
lion. whirling mil, pounding. These
three. W. are 'ull hwludod in the
arrow I-lof thutuiud apnea ottho
Wind. It Mlmurtl. whirliugsplrully.
meadow; form suck (1 up into it all
duccd many of mm to powder. A heavy
building was nothing in its path. First
it lifted the human to the height of from
12 who foot. then the structure outlined
to explode into splintom. In acme ensue
all that was left of large handsome
dwelling: houses were some bite of
kindling wood scattered through fields
women wow caught in that terrific
waltz ofdeuth. swirled up and actually
w' I1 cloud was at that moment muting.
'1' 0 forward movement was not so great
but that persons who saw tho thing up
pmuch Iintl malimd what it was could
Icave their houses and get out of its
way. Safety was often found in oellprs.
Thu experiences of many, however. were
belt. a man who next day“bought n
ticket back to his native, Tennessee. Ho
told II reporter of the St. Louis Globe-
Democrat: _
“I seen it meomin and put my shoul
der ngin lhtl door Tho ,roof wort otl'
Then Inc. II the door went up through
the hole. ' hutis all I know about it. "
'Ohlo’e Liquor, Law.
The original Ohio liquor law poems
to give fair satisfaction to all parties. It
cannot be used politically. for it has no
special ofilccrs for its enfonrument. Its
principle was to put a moderate tax on
law had mado its way intopuhlic favor,
to immune that tax. Thin has
done. The llllllllltll' of saloons has been
greatly dun-eased :Ind thorovenuon from
the liquor business largely increared. "
Mr. ThnIIIIII-I Mellongnll of Clilf‘lll‘
nati, who framed the Ohio law. says of
its provisions:
1"th month the tort w as mlml from 3.2:») to
81m. This than use mcets nouppoaltiun of In _\
kind. and it may probably be folluWIIl in I.
l‘. wyehmwlth It further Incrcus'.‘ to 3600. he II
Incnmc being: In mucosa topuhlic sent-[men t,
lrrm’IpeetIVI: of party. the Innltur is rerun-red
from the domain of party politilz-I. WI» how
no I xe Ise bmrll nor machinery of E'lll) him!
for tho Inlorcetnent 0! tho tux hm ethol- III: In
In gcnI- '.'..l'll ‘l'hc liquor tux ill p: b): Illlu at tho
some limo and to tho Hilllll! trmeure on tome
upon pr rsonnl llllll ft: Il property. fills. )on
H‘t. awnidp the Ircntlon of humorous will-w.
p: wt. “'9 III III mm It» hmimm and not pith
tho mun enguuell in the hImlm-m. Fullnm to
pay the liquor tux III not II crime. It up My
entries with it a per cont. In-Iiulty no in lllu
follow to pay nthIr taxes. When thotnx t.»
not paid. tho treasurer N'llllfl . n wagon and
twu deputll Pl. who tuko poeuesnlun ol‘ tho XIII"
nlturu IuId fixturvsol the saloon and null tlwln
at auction. If the proceeds of tho mlmlu nut
meet llll' IImI-lmt of thl tux. tho 1mm 3' of III!
propertyl: huld reaxmnuihle lur tho bntnIIiI'I.
the It: III.- holding II lion prinrto IIll Iuortgngu.
The on III r of tho prupe rty ls thus force II in
m I! promotion to mint tlulrstnti in thr- I-II
{III-cement of 2th law. Another InlI'ImlagII I»!
tho llhlo low is that, follow to pay the tax (III.-
not lhelm; a crime. lurim! do not deal wltIII-l-
II III on
There um hundrwhl of millionuih
Amerituns who liIo in Europe nine-
tenths of the year. This country Ill toI
crude for thcir flnecnrn and lumen. They
remain in Paris or London till they re-
ally to all 'Intcnts and purmwe become
worn Britinh or French than American.
London und Paris on: mom familiar to
thmn than New York or Chleuuoor Sun
Francisco, whero the men of tho fIImily
maulotho million»; that these snobs are
spending in Enn‘lpu They 'regnrd their
mitivn loud only till n plum to draw
tummy from. in order that tlmy may
lspcnd it in Europe. llnve not pmplethl
right to do on they please? they ask.
Well, no. Tho more. money one has lbl’
momohligotitmglu with it to spend
flint money for tho good of others Ill-
WIIII mt himucll. Thoeonmmn people
who Ilrmlgv and mnko tho millionniml‘
mrcino policy Ilmltmyn thmo who pursue
it. If this Izmmtry ltl not no beautiful
and convenlont to livo in M Europrv, It
in tho boldness of those) with tnilllom III
Inonoy to make it no.
Wm... m”... I a w ..... “N...“ m
ll
Indications fll'l,’ liming that tho timt
lit near when all tllll'ul't‘llttt‘tl Mtwmn lllo
United Stilton and (trout Britain will In
settled by arbitration. For that put-
poae u tribunal. ppmmnent in its chur-
Iiltn tho Imprtmm mmrt of tho“ Ullll’l’tl
Sinus. will hoohmr-u from tho best men
of both notions. Thoy will hold IItlleI:
during life, on judge» of high standing
do. and. to them will he submitted quot
tint»! on which Illll'eronctm of opinion
arise. This board of urbltrutirm will not
tho IItIImlm'Il (or other Imtlmm tofollow,
mill in tlnw tlwy. too. will mum inter-
national ttlbunnlnto pt‘lll‘t’ftllly {Hill in»
partially chIIiIlI-r «ninth-ting right» ltlltl
hitcrmts. When that limp mm, the}!
will follow unlvmml dimmer“
uniting tho nntlrmn.
wwwmm.mm
"'th Low Show of a Dull Mute” hi
the numuot' II new novel. llmvmw owls
word it might be to hate. II «inn! mule
mmtlwnrt, it to tho opinion of mm ”In
reliant would that II deaf mum III! II
alarmed partner mmld he unsurptmxl.
M...WEW.
ll thorn in anything that motion II he:
tithe. nimble. mini and mainly look-
WQMinuhuwltwm like an ole»:
“'1 chant*ntrenk,tlm taper mam, III.
unawultmdoon Inthoeenteritetm- ,‘
movable: ubjocoi it u «(motored III! run .9
hundreds of yards away. Men and '
saloon keepers at first. then when the .
heel?
.p hum: mule mph!
pmnttoourledxma‘dmmhwottheir
very most and oholéebtl ppm of
altruism. Full and explicit directions
toe putting together the Manta .w-
rim—comm comm: mass.
llll‘i'lb‘ uY MAY MAXTIJX.
Dotted SWlh’S mode this vory simple.
and pretty dress, frills of tho. fin.) lawn,
ombmidory. hooded by insertion, form-
ing the nttructivo trimming. A wide
lIoIn headed by three tucks fashiolnlbly
finished the shaight lower 13(le who
that is shaped in round. low oullhmut
the neck. Tho. ynko in entirely; uonco: Il-
edby the berthu-like lnpels, that am
edged with frills of, embroidery and
Inert over tho shoulders. .. The short.
puff sleeves um hrmnged over titted lin-
intuition reach to the elbow, Ilcop frills
of (IIIIhI-oidery falling below, headed
withlmudsol‘ insert-ion. All softnheer
fabrics will develop duintily'by the
hiode, which offers pretty apfigcstions
for Ilmssep' of silk. woolcn or cotton to-
brics;
TlIoIpIIIIItity of material it inches
wide required to make, thisI‘lnms fora
child six years III urge is 2', unlit. ‘
The pattern. which is No. out and
retails for twenlyflw contra, ix fill. in
Sizes I'orohilt’lren of two (our, sir. Might
InIl ton year-I of ngn.
EVENIIIG SEMIIIEI
'COUPON.
Entitllng to mill Ionian our lip-.9. of Ho.
”Cut thl» out. llll Ir. IIItlr namephdudtlrolie
.IIIIl mail or take it to
Sturtovant's Bargain House
than:
4
Auburn m-..” .
PATTERN Ho. Ilt' l SIZR'r-MIN
1'th column and Ir route will poem-o
lnlmlo l IIItIIrn IIt Htunomnt’p. North MM 11
and Ann strait-s South MIrwIIlk.
,.
“I found :1 good blrgnin in men's
show tIIdI'u," Ilnid .lorklns after he. had
pickollm'erylhlng on tho suppor table
topimma. ”You burn better luck than
I over hull," rotortod his wife.
Cobble—That Moll-I Slimmn is a. wry
~ensilivo girl. Shv didn't like it become
I called on her lIIIIt night without helm:
shoved. Sltlllt'w‘Vhlll. ‘IliIl Hllt‘ 5:ka
'Sllo mid elm lull it {my much."
‘. ll .h” In:
‘ .l.’ (3
Ill/IN
‘ got: on
I. ‘ l I
,lol I. l.“ luml l
V'r’nt'zmlhll ’
luv lIII‘ll ln'l. I
Bm Il.I wt. II l
" Wu "Inn. nlllu.
Ill.‘
It mcnds myth ngz
Nmm, Exam and Sum;
that articles. may be put, l.
service again the next (hf.
and no worry over it.
lemon...
hanIDGLUE’:
READYI'SUSE
III '1’! this to refill». Spoil ewwuhu ll".
Lawn. with plum: mm {M Mm tuulm.
m “may” .I.
TAYLOR}; “GOLDEN
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WAIHII‘IUTDN CTRIIT.
to. "°"f_’","'_“
Personal looking I... u lot or house and
int with the‘ VTPW o! pnrolmelou, nrelnvll:
ed to on)! and examine our 1M. We tum
thmo for will!) in em parlor the rally at
re mumnble prim pm on easy terms.
III! on t!
5190551113
like; not ink. paint.
lat. pllrh,grmc
and mini from hPOllllE:
chilling and m» .
pelt quickly and {IL {ADM
completely and
ismktmelllll
WK“ Ar MW» 1%., ”6.. It M
No Implemnt odor. IIM my MUM
Km lotion-tumble Mum mm, la.
DEMON. Now Gallup.“
Him—w... .a. Mo... ,. WW... .... W. ... m...
with thought“! the oelehl‘éted Ben! I
(amp-nuns Patterns. hrwlileh we can ‘
,9
Hold» on!
~ A of; liar nrllla. The celebm’u
‘ y J. Faggot-homing, M. 1).,
l“ of Philmlol plIlII, l a" who llllh for
many yours WA” connected with
the Qrphmmg .(lurpomt lion 0:
that titty. sayp with reference to p
Sarsaparllla
m“Hl\vinn thoroughly tested In
prnlztlen one It p hysielnn, lho
lmll orntivo‘ action of ‘Aycr'n Sm".
snpnrlllo, l vie“ It All «If mm.-
qtmled excl ~llenee." J. l‘lh‘ NI to
Rumors. 103:) Wolnut til... I lulu.
Highest
Awards at
World’s Fair.“
at
Windows
Bright
LUSTRINE
Does it.
Iit your
unicorn.
lac
FIRST- GLASS
.CATERING!
l'or Weddings and Parties.
Cafe Frappe,
Bisque Tor Toni.
Do Orleans Bisque,
.Glace Bisque.
fil ’lBIllHIf 7 .
Salads, Coquetts and Patties.
FRENCH ICE CREAM
Blade to Order.
Atltll’t >3. or mil
FG. MEAD,
2 llh’lbh Park
NORWALK... .
c» w
MN
l
CONN.
m‘fllm
Baby Damages
Gal am)
For First Costvhy Buying at the
Factory.
_. “mm...“
All arming. from
$5.00
Up.
Special Designs
IIIIIIlel-‘mxvlm. DI-llvworudfxle.
“Win at lllu'ltllllul‘)‘.
F.F.Boylston,
_”lll' minute lrum llitWLu‘lllll llIIllr-m-l ato-
lull.
NU hello!” lllmhl.
C all illlll til't'
CHOICE".
Building Lots
‘At Elmcrastl ’
\‘umnlk.
“no! It lmtI nt {mm by m feet Ill IlI'I lh. ml
juinlm: 'llllll‘l' .-. lW-ltlt' m. .I.
[I .III Int» no nmnwal M. «In nlllm Iwenuv. ill"
II o I loan! by a.» h- . I III It {nth
”MM! lnl :‘III‘ llllnlcl Nil “14‘ “hi! l TWI‘ nil“
in .\ llWlllh’ IIIIIl h IInIIn IInule-IIIII- "ll Il HIM of
lflugl hlllllll‘i IIIIIII (It III 4" tlumlhlm mile».
itllIl Ill’l Hm I ltnll ~l lollllIllln: lnlwilllllwll
“HI-I III. lllt‘ In...» eueI owl w; Ilex pipe». Int“
I-m -l Ilu lrII 'llllll‘. IIIIIl in silthmtw- I tllmutm
II Ill. HT “I .II IIwImIII h . lrie I'm-I.
Al‘w M‘W'l’lll llI‘plrlIhle lUTH I‘ll \V-mllhlll’)‘
Mnenun
I'm thriller partle ohm lnvmlre III
lllA L'Ul. h. NIIIMVIIIR ('mm
m illlll
.V’TFRTA I. ’MFNTS"
AUDITORIUM!
ROTON POI NT,
Wlll opal! tor tho httltflml.
Saturday,June 20
Afternoon. uzimu'vlmvk ; pruning. N II‘IIlleI.
Wllh llll' lullowlng well known urtlwlfi.
Will 5. RlIlng's lorry linkers.
Will lh'lllll'lll. Manager.
MURRAY “05.. Musical Trio.
FrnIl I‘lnrrm. MmdnllnIllolllulla
low ’5 wow. IllllunmllKtlitslluim
mu .tltmy. llnlmnlult Illlnr
GHARTERS III MOORE
[mm
Minty ekehh mill-It. In sun‘ttfllfllllfitfl and
will) mrimxw.
Mina AGNES BAVLIE5
l'rllllo lluvnlm flutlmlliap
Mlle. lignonatte DpVen,
Thodonltlmt nettornmle, in her Freneh 0|}:er
nutter Mow Im-l «how».
WILL S. RIDING.
Tho Motrorlolltn kn orito prior «ingot,
lolmvtlho llmv Tor "Premium Mlle lfimtltw ll.
ll mtmlleop multlilmmilnll mlolmlvhm
Inc I‘lltlllm Ilium lilo-J “mammoth
l tumult lull the NEW: toil. Wu rich
the: “truth. Roltm'filalhm .
Imp} null! or. IR
log. it home! mlhwdrlll tn
I ‘1 .
hold ‘ 13me to MI; hilltop
ll : W. Hawaii...
What we Adrertlpo we floral
uonwnm. down.
If m Doubt it, cpm .le spot:
ALETION SALE OF,
There Ivcrc
,in New York.
We Sh
Q
5,675picccs of black and colored silks sold lit the auction sale, last week.
Our syndicate buyers worcmon hunt] and
fi‘a
,pccnrcd their share.
allPutThem on Sale Saturday
SEE DISPLAY WINDOW.
II pieces black Brocadcd Sllksf in beautilul large wavy figures, for dresses, capes and separate skirts.
» This line has always been sold at 750 per yard; auction price, 59c.
10 pieces Fancy Silks, In Dresden and Persian effects, 75¢ per y,ard auction pric,c 37 l 20.
8 pieces 24~inch Greel’ s Black India Silks—these are known
«always sold for 81.00 per yard , auction price, 69c.
10 pieces oddsfi‘aud ends, in Colored Silks, for waists and sdmmcr dresses, 190.
all over the country as the best India made
Skirts, $7. 50.
IN THE BIG SUIT AND‘CLOAK ROOM.
50 pairs, latge siks, $1. 00 corsets for 50¢.
loo pairs summer Acorscts for 39¢. I2 imported black Sicilian
UNDERWEAR.
20Ilrm-n Children a Thuwors. 2 pairs
for 25.
20 dozen Ladies mowers, yoke and
tuck. “zoo.
‘u
lo dozen Lodies’ I, :hemise. 250.
l .I dozen Ladies' Night Mos, 490.,
:35 (lumen Lndics' Skirts, title.
in 110th n LIIIlchI' Umbrella Skirts, I56
I!) Iloren Indies’ Corsot Covers. 1er.
amount. hams.
2aWhite and Colored Duck Separate
. Skirts sl‘lc
Q -I llluck and Whito Check Skirts,
.um.
llNlIIIIII-oof that. meat Mohair Skirt,
lined and intnrlinul $1.35
efil'overt Skirts, in brown and Izmy,
5 unit: wide, \‘l ortll *5, for $3. 59..”
DI )llli S'l‘lL’S GOODS.
1 (also of Port ales, the. ones for 6 _.’c.
1 case of Inumrtmlllimitios, l2 .0.
25 Ipieees Scotch Glnghtuup, 2.7 . onus,
luv.
3!) pieces- ~10 in. LEWIN, l‘Jc ones. 12‘ '.e..
13:: \Ill‘t'lti Heavy Unbleached Muhlin
for $1.le
III: Bleached Muslin for 70.
1;"...«2 Duran (linuhums for I‘m.
5-H All
down.
66in. llnlf Bleached All Linen Dav
mask 450.
M) In German Damask, bleached. not.
. LINERS. E SHIRT WAISTS.
70 in Bleach I Table :30 dozen Persian Waistla, separate
quality for 83¢ or Linen 3L2 aeolian, 59c; sold always for title.
5| III. llulf l’lenched Linen. 230. 5 30 dozen Percale Wallets, laundered
collars and cuffs, 39c. , ._
()thors, 75c, 980 $1.25 to $2.75
Linen Napkins, $1.35 and $1.19 —-—~- .
OUR lll~1MAININ(.l CAPEl-l AND
I
l
$1.50 per
brnun on
Marine
yard.
F much
in meat v.
2 pieces Black Indin Twill, mm. wide, -
sale of them. “III-muted to stand sultEJ
miter without changing color, $1M!)
EJACKETS WE WILL CLOSE run A
DRESS GOODS. .
Sl )NG
yordflor this solo, 750. Um1 --..__.-M H WM _,
dross to II customer . . . 4 I .
’0 pieces Wooll: bullies, the Qingqmmy, Children st hambmy [in ages, I II
for lilo. The propertlnth for too gown-I (,'ll’lllll‘(‘ll ‘3 W111“? “05595. We “$3.35.
lllpioccz- ilk and Wool and All Wool; Children’s Hats and Bonnets, 250 to
NI‘Ivclries, t It: 75.: per yard ones for 50¢. 5.5;...
m pic: (N all nlw Miuuree fol-19%.; - , . . - ~
All Wool (.‘ row nettes. guaranteed ~I‘ll Inches.” All Wool Suite, 3111: lined.
water- proof. 52 in. wide, um y, black, “3 3’5
rl goon. $1. 00. l
I? I'Idicsl’ Combination Suits, plain
Sex-gas we have the exclusiiel
jacket with checked skirt $11 93.
IU Ladies Navy Blue Se I}, o Suits,
l: I lwlies’ Linen Suits, $1.98.
Dress Patterns, no duplicntcs, ' lo Ladies Black and White Duck
-m'I~tv. ' ‘Smts 31%.
THE BOSTON STORE,
Dor Mam and Wall Streets,
NORWALK, corn. .
TELEPHONE CALL. [3’
THE FOLKS
.:
..
I
held.
'l'hat like the best are good
people to serve. . . . . . .
Of course they are, and we wish ‘that every one was more particular in their choice of cdihlcs.
pic who are indifferent in this mattcl‘ol’tcn grasp at the daunting prices of the lmrycur-ohl goods sold at
the "sacrifice sale stores" represented as “just as good, "
We court the patronage of those who are particular, and encourage them In the nicely of their discrimi-
nation. IOur coffee will please the most fastidious, always the some, uniform' In pmlily
On; fancy gilt edge crcntncry butter r. at. 22c ll), 5 lbs for 8|, is the burst m.ulc.
stock of summer specialties, and reuelvc bcrrills :md vugclublct fresh every morning.
to our city or seashore rusorts to give us u call, as we can supply you with all the delicacies of the season.
They are able to appreciate
a good article as well as
good service. . . . . . . . .
THEY'RE PARTICULAR! . . .
T
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Our teas are the
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CHARLES E. SEYMOUR
Lending Grow-r.
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
SO. NORWALK.
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Beginning on Wednesday morning and continuing until Saturday night we will hold :1 special IQC sale
at our stores in Norwalk and South Norwnlk.
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