live
1n,- » lino. Harriette mi
Module 0! unculturldio-
. : tarnished on Auditor
,- . *3: mail. in mince.
One month. 11111: three
1m six months. um: one your. to
is: MWM‘Iouweek. to behold
, n lamina/ton street.
‘ ~ tum-in.”uo.1aw.ummet. uni-1111-
I '4 l
,1!
W 0! any news. you will cooler 11
telephoning. sending or bringing It
to ,
' ' ,fil'lIE EVENING SEN'I‘INEL.
- South NI Irwnllc. Conn.
{momma to he, «mom ”1'
rlnur. 'lloumrrnw it mom-
, Thor omctcll Record,
.'l‘hohhihost int ot the thermometer tor
them-tour hours ending at noon today
when deg ve zero: lowest;- dean-as
.Ibnrc will)“
, ' - a' . l' l ‘
Miniature“ Almanac for Tttmm'ruw.
Sun .1... Bun nets llluh tide Low 11.1.1
fl 1:21 at 7:31 at 1:17 nigh:
'; _.. ,,
A largo‘xiihc n: the mm at Maryland
has become a market garden for the
great oitics of' Baltimore, 'New York
and Philadelphia. Accordiugto the 13.11-
tiinore American. uhlehmliotl individ-
, W110 are just piniu'I fII' pork, but
Jot 5' i can he ummutnmlatml at
ngfnmts of Maryland. Tin-Amm-
_ reinarks': “The pay is good, and the
park is not. heavy. It is haul to under-
. stunt ivhy more men do not seek this
fight amploymout. 'I’hero Is in lins-
‘ . mace at ukular pay, 11 ith opportuni-
ties of branching out. and becoming
. ownersof iii 13. Them int-specialtie-
' mand' 111 this emmuuuityl’or a hifllwr
[Etude of vegetables and 111111111 fruits.’
-'En1peror William’ 11 any little raring
Lyncht Meteor. whieh has played such
havoc among the fast bouts of Ilritiah
sporting 111113, Was built by \Villflt‘di. the
English designer. it is true. But it is
also true that Designer “1" tson follow-d
in her model veryehne the liner: on
whit'h the: America eup champion, I'll-—
fender, was coustrueted. llut, 1111 II,
again. Defamer was built on the Flu:-
lish deep keel model rather than on the
Y'ankeo centetlnmrd idea, no that, after
all, we cannot lay claim to wry 11111le
on behalf th'illiam'iI Meteor.
1 .
From the demand for novel-I in diu-
, loot Euglisfi it look-1 1111 if the Amerlezm
who has 111::deul'ailn‘1'o nt- now-l writ-
llitz along .I'nher lines might In thor-
Doubly sumwnful if he should unmier
Bhutan or Wehih and give the amid a
toll! written there' -.111 he e-quInI ~11d thiI-I
View of ti'IlIiiaoi'to Amerienua who onu-
’ not find mlewfor their novels: written in
- The Republican convention at lit.
M m the eleventh p11 tideutial
Mitigating convention that has been
' ppfly. It was. howl-tor.
lit! 01W do not go tog-em.
Eugene Debt.
.1_._._.__.:__.,__._.
t and good and Ituiulem
W 0. P. Brmhinridge of
, neuuood thht in» will
oomdidnto tor cough-1111 thin
thaw, huOolonch. 0. P.
Bl‘mfid‘wnmmy thoconrtownrded
lino Pollard for W?
-' Captain 'l'nflot, president of the Novel
Wu: ooiiom, fly: the natural III-Ids of
comment» the United Staten to nul-
111111111. 11 Merlot, (‘.lentrul Alumina.
Vonoonelu, Colombia, Manor, Pent,
Japan, Koren. North Ohinn end the
hour volley.
“Mn.
'.l'hooltleiul pope: in Germany that
mite mirth-II ngnimt migrating to
,Amcriemm nonmnt of tho owlndling
W 11nd hard 11mm. mpmtfully in~
{ennui that Americans can stand it it
thin don't 11011111. .__
”Smith Arm. 1. undoubtedly the
mum gold mntry in the world, ”
We on American just mtnmxl from
them Ila thinks Booth Africa is an ad-
Ininhle piano to make money in and
than not 11wa trmn, and he In probably
right.
ad what he cullid nullhtreptrwreie w:-
Inm.’ has been towed to mien 7mm tho
'mmomo at The Sentinel 11mm.
.1r hearts‘ desire, 011 the ,
W. A learned Wilma doctor, who low-uh.
13- 5 them. counting the debt 3" its
1.1mm point.
it was not at its highest point immo-
dlotely lit the clean of the war in 1805. '
At that time no systematic prov/alien
had been made for its rapid diminution, '
and it gravy till 1307, when it who: in
round numbers ,500,000, 000. That
won its high water mark. Then we be-
gun to pay it. We have kept up the in,
termst on it and paid on the principal
hesidoo‘ 01,505,100, 858. .We begun wip-
i111; out the principal in 1807, and that
your paid $84,000,000of it, bouillon the
stupendous inteuut charge of 313154700,-
000. It was 11 great grutillcatim: to
honest minded General Grnnt'ut‘ter ho
Inmnepronident in 1808 that so 111111-11
of the debt was wiped out during hiu
two terms.
The highest amount paid in any one
year was in 1882, when the principal
was diminished by $l75,000,000. The
debt reached its lowest point in 1802.
when it way ill? 1,85 0:. ’0, 330. Siam thou
it 1111.11 been increased. by $231,100,000,
arising from the bond sales to maintain
the. gold supply. ' ‘
Finally on that debt, amounting to
$2,500,000,000 in 1807, the people of
this countryhave already paid in prin-
cipal and interest a sum slightly lone
than $1, 000,000, 000.
Resuseltnilng the Drowning.
An important part of the instruction
now given in swimming schools denlu
with the rescue and bringing to (II In-
seiounuesn of those who are drowuiua.‘
The removal of clothing in the water is
‘:1 font that swimmers are taught. to :2."-
eoxuplish. Another achievement. in III 1t
of preventing a frantic individu: .I who
is struggling in the \1 at: rfrom grmpiug'
his 1'1 'a'i‘fltll' and so drowning both.
A (-1.1'1'I-spoudr‘nt (If The Cincinnati
(311111111: l'I'lul (jam-tie says: on thin point:
in thin emollient in no way but il'IIIVI'I‘IKJVIT
him first and llll'll turn him mar (.11 his ll :I 1:,
Nu that. his mix.- will HUI)’ out of water. ”1'11:-
1':-sear tin-11 l'.':r::.1 - 11 hit: own hunk, \1'111'1 2 is
left hand lizl'll'l' llII' I'liln, lii'lfilt‘l llu: VINE: .',I
head lirutlyou hirum'u i'lli if and Invinwa-lznre
thus with tho 1151111! lMilli tI-I-l. 111111111111 hand. .1,
The pI'l'suIl In the out. :- I-au l-l‘ 111:11l«- "1': 11-
an11:1l1h-"I-'Iti1 r by la .11.: 14111111111 by .'1 Id
with tlr 9 “'4 or by In 111;: (lul: k111i until II- . )4
half 1 ”Ni-111dmnlinsumihh. ,
Th 13 I pilot“ 1,! r1~.1~'1lt;.‘il‘tt:h'1lftlrnu um‘.
111- r- 'or. :1 taught in the athletic Clubs and In llll‘
"l: 1'.-t: id to tin llljllrul" ( tun-u I e v. 1') oh. 1'-
:1r1~;:".it)1'1111ttue11'111I. ’lhI ”1.11”“!
iurtfv -d I-11l.i 'fz'II- :111Il' ..'r the III I f 11}: It '.1 .'. 1'
will run out. 1.. l11'.~111».ao:m-l mouth. Thu. 1 .
is tarnetlI 1.11 his back his 1111111th 1. d I.;.. ll
tiii'llu :1 hwiy Isn'u'pnt tho {111..11' mm! of
lid [1' Ill: and '1llllfl'lll ll:-'.l'.::'111t. Tlu't‘ll'?!
In Ihvn [1n ~ «vi to expel the hi tiIc-IIll1--:1:': . :
11'-- will. Ill::,:l. 1:l--11.'t111'l1I'.-11. ., \ «1‘ l1 1
the ill" Imm- lu-III: rI-111.IveIl.:;1:1IuI .
The 1'.-:11.» 111w, tin-a l1l’I'll',:lIl.IlI1\'lI l1: Ii 1 . '.LI-
and the rim It again 1-11n:pI'1-e.-w:l. l» 111: .lv." 2 .'
t'. ,. em :3. more uII'. 1' e~I- 11:51 w. lmlttlu . (i
of natural I r. :111. .':III-y :-1n 1-1111nl111ul'.'.1l1
ruI-l.i1.,',1'i1..fi.1:. .111 I. :1!ng tin LIN. y t . 1'.--
biiil‘t‘ 11.4 II;1:I.1'. .lu'. Iriuth. FIU‘illlllhi‘ 1'.:111I:
Inter.
WIIth I‘.~) mu lttfillllii' in I'l"lll.u'llll:ll'l:,: the :11.-
pnreully III-nun: Ii, 'I'lmre 141111 - mun him: in
New Yuri: today who was “drown. Ii" 1'1 u
We have made mu moments
with the agent» of the celebrated Bow
Glare-Fitting Patterns. hywhioh we ma
mount to our led some at their
very meat and choices“ pattern: of
permeate. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments ac-'
comma! each pattern
(Will-Lama? TUCKED YOKE WAIST.
, 11131111 111' 1111' uurox.
Linen Etamiue in Persian design on
eeru ground 1'11 hero attractively devel-
oped over tilted linings of rune-pink silk.
The stool: lmw, bolt and rosettes tluit
form the III-Imration art-of olive green
Velvet. The full fronts are gathered
and arranged low on the lining fronts,
that close invinihly in eenlre. Tho
seamless yoke. is sewed perumuoutly 'to
the right and finished to close. invinibly
ou the, left shoulder, arm'n eye and
under u'm ~'enum.'l‘lml1:1eh ilth 31111111”!-
13' acnm tho nhonldem, l1 1tlIII1'-: aIlqu-It
i111: theft: lines: at the. waist line. A
In-lt' In worn around the 11': list. :1 stand-
in): collar finishing tho ueIr k. over which
tl'Iestrw-k i1: tied inn how at the inn-i1
Tile. i:u:l1ioue.hle giant sleeve! am Hi
medium width. elustI-r tuI-ks forming
epaulein near the top. A cluster of four
tun-k); completes the 'wrists' above the
facing. . The fitted linings inruinhod by
the pattern run be. omitted if so [111‘-
l‘erred. \Vaiats by tho 1113111: 121111 be
stylishly developed from any of the
sheer silk. cotton or lluun fabrics now
«In vogue, over silk or pI-I'I'aliue, liuiuns
’I'I'iuunings Ill rlblmu and lace. may
l'lllllllll’i‘lifi :Itiun'tivc-ueus. lull are not
III-«enmity. an the tucks :Ill'nI'Il muph-
IlI ':( or: llllm.
The 1,11 tutu) of maurial dti invites
whit-minaret] uriualie'tllis Wall-it for .1
lady having: :1 Ill-IIII'II l-INt hunt-am: is
I'- '111' yard-I.
The pattern, whirh is No. I'u'iII :11le 1e-
t.I.1l~' for th-uty- live il'lll‘I, 1': out in,
~l1'.i"i torn {1032, 'H. will and :h-iueh lam
llll'iltlill'l".
Evaumc 51:11.11.
COUPON.
Entitllnu in one Ditto-an. any Id: '.e. oi No
’II :1!le :1I'lu;1lly taken to tho lll‘Iri’llI'
n'I-I'lza' 12;.
f1 ril'Jil. Th: re 1111 was tllwi‘UVI'l’ld Idol 1‘!"
Int-1'..
I
The example of Lake Fen-st, Illa, i;
one to lu' eununeuded tooll tIm'I'I: 1'::-
TI >iml by 112111111: and vagrauts. '1 E11-
111qu ipal equu'Il did not t'.\’:1(‘lly]1;:<1
anonlinauee making it apuninhnl»le I f-
fI-Iu-II' for auyluuh In gin: food to u
tramp ’-i’lu' put it milder, iu (III {-1111
of a 1111 re new 12:, that Pill?! 11:; of l.:1l.I
l'l-I‘I'xl' gil‘t'
tramp: and vagrnuts. A copy el' 1211- re-
elm-:1: mm seat to every ll'iIll‘t'lJilllI 1' '11:
‘the t: 11111, and now trumps 111:1l.'1- 1'. wide
III-tour around l.;1l.I-l"1»rI-1it. it is er rtniu
that these 1'11'111111 I 1111 he 1':-11111115111:le
loan the eeuulry hf: rigorous and 1'I :1-
I'I-rIII'Il ill'lli‘ll on the part1 muniI'IpaI
Mann-list. livery pI-et-‘ilde :IIII should In»
given to men who are willing: toon'I:
steadily. but for the wandering“t.|1ir'.'~
lug, 1ll§l.1:«' and \‘I I'mln npreaditm hobo
tlure shoul l lxIIIII quarter.
The (lam-l1. 1111‘» lloutou out: 111 of the
lipimipul 111- -IloIIIlIIaIimI,' "It In
time that. tho chureh rhould set it: up
provnl upon I'rI'qutlnu and encourage
more dintiuetly than ltlunl yet (lIIlIt‘ lino
turtle-dot III-IpI-ulut: of Imm‘n mortal
romaine." 'l‘ln'ii'hurc'h l-I 11f opinion
that tho- uan-tyol' the living iI-:;»~ ra-
lively ili‘llllll'llti ('1': mnlinu, IIIIpI-I'iilly on
lhe faith of the hum-I in the I'I-mu'ru'elmu
of the “will will he in no xvi-u impair: d
by IIIII'II (lien-14111111 of their ltirh 1:0
tulle».
.'.:y 1:
That {nulouu Individual, lluuery Joe,
the print-1- of buillzn name IIIIII, 1'11 out
again. having Inn in retirement {or
nine 3': urn, more for the health of other
pmple lhau lilo own. Illa-I I'I'tll'l'lueut
ha» been paw-II in the Maryland pt III-
iI-ntiary. Hungry Joe 111 the snumtlu-nt
iongurd 11ml Inwt "napalm heat that
ever ehurmed 11 un-enhmu'n pile away
from him. l,l1"‘l€l“li that he has a pow-'3"-
l'ul IIITI'I'tiou for farmers.
MAM . 4.. not... ... WW
"My deem-II,” writes Weylnr wrap-
ourtly. “are binding upon Auwrloun rewi-
dents no open tipnuluh unhjmiu, limited
only Ivy om- treaty ohligaticms. " ('1 r
thinly W1 yler would not stop nt Fifi h, h
lug tr My ohllgnlivms milieu-oily to
hang on Auntie an if he dared.
omen-11111. l uum-Jhnn Attainment)
in gold have been withdrawn from the
than .1 141111111 immory. 111111111911.htm“
(>00 yum-1 for warm.
Grout men are. plenty, mails: I
writer. Well, you. Them I! a stud
Momma] (malty. llo ought to have
mum at 1111
mill”! or I-mpluytu- ill :1. ‘
(.'utli1l-1m:t.ll|l lI. i-Iur11:11ue.1111ln:iIIu-M
and ”huh I take it to
Sturtevant's Bargain House
N11111: .,
A Imnruu
l‘AT'l‘Ellx N1), Sl/l', I...“ IN
This ""HI'III and II 11-11:. will ”mm.
film"! path-1'11 .1! Mum-121:1? ~, ‘. Iiilt Alain
l :1IIl.\I'.11.-tr1'1'!r,. Smith .VIII’Vt'ulli-
IJIII
lune License 8115111135.
The Illxiyi 111 mile June I'II'I use money
wan made yI-IIh-rdny. .\fII-I' IledIIeIIIIg
the live perm-ht. for the mum}: mm
on r Il;e tut-.IIn' than it :1-' follows;
Vurw-IZ :im. .11; .z'lIl; ' 11111.1 $3?.ll':- ,
Shall-ILL NIM'I' ll.:11bni"_\. 1,"; I,}-I;‘
F'Il11111l'IIrIi,-'.‘I»'.’.’,'.'..II 'i'he euuuly li'I'an
iltt'l' mil rI-u-iw illmul $2.0M. 'l’hI-
ll'-I';Il )‘I‘lll‘ Ill ”11' ('IIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIrn l'lnai‘tl
bluau-rday. and thus {.11' the results from
the lll'l'llw business are greatly in ex-
.Iens oi hut year.
"ldIIu'I lilu- our rim-1m," «aid, WIIIIII.
"I Went and rough! :1 mid hid enough
to keep me home l’I'IIIII whml for two
WI‘II'JM. and the turn" uhl IlIII'tnr I'lll'l‘ll
me in lI'I-II'II two duyn."
11“,. "IV.“ "‘w "w
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P' 11 11. 11"“
um,- ‘
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‘1 I1 ‘ II "-11: "my
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lIi’ HI: oL-E'Iluldtil'... .
llIlli iiellyl'. 1::li'l1ll..rs I'." 11 l ""
l‘vllit‘l :l i (I ”I. ll.".l':-I'-«:I..' '
' llclc:,;1n i ll l'."i-' 1111-..- 11.". 'lll’w
-. thinly“. 1' 'I'l II it' m.-II.l..l. l.c_l>uzc'n
,_ qunlrliiluriiIla-1:,- 1'1", Juneuth.
' II (My: tlnu'l'nv I'I'III'qull hi you in
' mm a 1':-- e Mai. and \"Ien it i':
2i
TAYLOR 01 GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WAINIROTON .'I'IIIIT.
DD. Ham-Ila.
Pmnlmldnuhum int or home 11ml
ed to call 11ml examine our lint. We how
time Inf ninth mrtettho city In
"monolith: m'lid’m my terms.
11111 1111 , l
'IIII-lIIr:1u ll"
lot with than View of pnrehm-lny, arrinvit- N
Praises
Ayor'u 1111111111111... The colt-hm.
'tod J. “1.1111111: 1111111112111. M. in.
of l’hilndeipida,1.1.. who has for
many yams been eonnected with
the Orphanage Commotion of
that city, one with reloaeneeto
A Sareaparllla
“Having thoroughly tested. In
mv pun-tire: '.II a pllyuleinn, the
alter 1t11'o :Ieliou ol' Avon‘s but.
1p.mll 1, I view it an of 11m-
Imled I~xeell1-IIee-..l I’m. .\’i 18
l III:N~I,11tt'1\i.1lI1ut ht. l’hila.
' Hig . est
Awards at
World’s Fair.
- ?
Windows
Bright ..
LUSTRINE
Does it.
at your
grocers.
IOc
Mr...
CHOICE
Building Lots
At Elmcresti
-\' orw all k
One II»! inn feet from by 300 feet ill depth. ad-
joininzuunet' .~' 1'1 «M1 111-.»
l-‘ourIoIsnu-Ipw lteulall‘nllllli avnnue. lIIII
{not from i.y '35" I. «It in .l1- y-dlr.
Thea-.1- into '1r-I situutml on tho llmw ! avenue
in Norwalk and harem: lllIItlI‘ li'llI ted view 111
Inuit IslaII-ll'lnumi. i-II' IIIIII'elllantldI'ty mile-I.
nuIlaII-timl hi - -e-I IIullIluu: Immune...
HllIII:I\'I-IIII.'-l . -\'1-I' and water pix-ON. ’M
21ml ell-wire aging. .1111ll~11'ithi11t\1o unanim-
wnlk ml “’11- t nut-oi.- tile I ura.
Men hH'III‘IIlI Ien'u'. 1M» lot» on “qulllury
noun".
For lurther IInrtII'qu' immln It
'llAI ('('..lll \Iu'wnlk. Conn.
111 toll
--~-.v..¢
wFA TIIIR T.I l .V I!!:‘.\' 'S
AUDITORIUM!
ROTON POI NT,
\l’lll Irpeu’lnr the M'liwlll.
$aturday,an'e 20
Allen.»- >113" vol «Ik.II'IIIi11.:,~111l-1Ik.
With ”Wig: 11l1.:.' , WI Ilka-111m :mi in
Will 5. Rising's Merry Makers,
\‘lll.})1‘r~liI .11. Manager.
MURRAY 8805., Musical Trio.
I’ve-I. )lIIrI'at'.
.ll. lllili‘llll 11nd Ill-ll-
Ilzm'v \lmmy. 11:111iu:-'1ul \1l. uni. .1.
l'muk 3111:11'1). I ‘Iuwaullnutlx
CHARTERS &MOORE
lu.i:1
Hm let) el‘u- -i- ll dill-J .~. in .~»»II::-'.II111II"~ and
ultt) ~.'11i1:',:~.
Miss AGNES BAYLIES
l'IiIIIa li-111.:t H-IIIIqu.
Mlle. lignonetie DeVere,
'l'lII- Il.I~l1IIII:'-1I1I--I'vIIIIiv', in ‘. -r l'II III'iI I'lI.‘II'-
.'tI'lI'I III-11,; . :IIIII .l,..1.-I-«,
WILL S. RISING.
The \l--:lru|ml1:1u lI\IIiil1I mI- -1- «inn. 1'.
ldli‘ llll. \I 11 ‘1 old I III“ In III-«111.1111 (l
111 I ...--II 1.1.1:» «.111 II. »- ."lu!l'. I aim: ix». 11
melmliuu"IL-1:41. ~,\|lI--., r-l.--I-'lI--~ 5-1 It i".
“Ill-'.tuli. IIl lit.» yea I -:l.\\'n1'l-I.
Mmie llll'll'rllll‘llll'l‘l“l--’I -.' ll,I'I'illlI.I'|i' "I'lll'
INI'II'I all. IIII'I' iIII‘. .‘-ll'.. l‘IilJi AlliflVlIlLl.
Special Sunday Concert.
il~ll
as... . NOTICE
—’l‘II
PLUMBERS and BUILDERS
(in and alter IlIi~ dull- llle lu-liuuu- -- lit-la-
llwt-II'IIIIIIIIIII: 'Iml llruumue in ll1I~ I'I'it.
Will luIiII I'llI-I'I. :IIIIlnll Well. will
|III 'lI-I.
l't'l'li'll'- :ulIl lllllI'I may he llitll III .‘IlIllltlllll
l-Ii'ttilllllllln't'llll liIIlllll. li.)-€.I1l-l.\'l).\l.l..
SouthN-II‘wail..J11I1-I27. I'I'I-i. let." Iw
lit‘ Il"iII~
BETTER THAN BANKS
a“ l'IIIII-nuI-in't unlit.-
II Iu-iiIIr lll\(" tmenl
I l III-.II- \ IIIIIIIII IV (In
.'.-1 In It 11411.1: lIH
Mi Whit. .I-II-lnl'lllI-I-l
'l' hey dent I I] ll,
IilIIlIlIIIlIIII l II' ll lltI-m
ll II' it Ilniil ll III Mule
lIIMIIIII’» tn lll. v reu-
'-"l|lll| lo 1'in III and
{-111 I'm: nlu'nyn Iro-
i II «In (III In W!)
In. lily llII'l t" Illu»
llwt’ 11:1lu'ilueii‘w
IIIIIII III' lwlr'lmum and 11m Many» (I‘li‘lli ill
enllutI-.111l \HII I11 you 11.111! lllhl-“I‘llt' r II.“
motel-III: )I‘Wl‘ll} 11- in
HOMER B. HOVT'S
Jewelry and Optical Store,
80 Wuhingtou Street
D O R LO N H O U 8 E,
GREUURY'H POINT,
.‘:-ow "(u-u for the emu-nu of HM. Fli'Itr‘ Illn-
til-r“. llII'III' lI‘nh'I ('lmul-uhIII I'u' lilmz.
lluulliiit IIIIII ranking llIuIiIi1,IIIIm in “III
III II II' ten tqutr 11.111: .11 1., .i. l'l.1i‘t«l'|.li«l
V.\‘1'..\lnII-IIIM. nmtl
J. D. JENNINGS.
U N D I: RTAKE’. R.
amour eraser.
.
Conn.
. -
Opp. turret Itnilway Drum,
Ion-11111111111: ELM H’I‘itlI‘T.
amt-noun CALL. ll.
liveliest Place in
Falrfield Co.
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tiling low-fiver) A
twill
The crowds In our store astonish the oldest inhabitant. How do they do it '
‘ ' one of Norwalk’s best business men. ’l he answer is easy Our great: 9)!
‘ buying for cash, selling for cash, and dividing the profits with our .. cunt],
tells the story. How can they .IlTord to give those first- class ‘b‘icyclcs a
asks another. He might have :Izs'ked why do we sell so much chea er than;
one else, the answer is the some. W e are liberal and We are boil}: to treat mix
customers right, and to {Iivc them the most l'm their money.
THIS FOURTH OF JULY
WITH A HUNDRED DIFFERENT BARGAINS ll
We Shall Give Away
Another First- Class BIcycle "
ON FRIDAY EVENING, JULV‘. .3d,< AT 9:30:
We shall not-open 0111' store on the greatest day in the calendar to all Americana.
IN OUR BIG GLOAKWRRQSOTSIIAIW
Inc. 250, 311:, «mm. 9811,8125.
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wast: GOODS.
Now for a (lraek-n-jaek, filipieees, lilo.
Dimilien for 51-, per yard, guaranteed
fast colors. ('ome early for these.
' ll) lnt'h Lawns, host in the United
States for l'l'ge.
(lllll.liltE."S SIT MMEII DRESSES
.’1 dn'1~11\V‘l1iIel .awul)resses (mi
it) done 11 Colored ( 'quubrey Dressolg.
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in domn White Lawn EIIIbmhlei‘ed
Dresses-1, lite.
111111 KITCHEN DEPARTMENT
needs no mentiomj You know that you
(‘i iltfi'l‘TS if 271 pieeI-s Imported 25¢: (irgaudies for $3111.33‘Trlliiiurlngiktrgermgénthlfirvzg
' ' ’ ' 1'.! cents. ~' '
The Summer Corset for title. . if» pieees imported embroidered Lawns (1:33”? flili'lditmirmmzl‘r? $123001? “:11:
, for l‘:‘. e.
WRAP-PERS- in pieces impoIted Sheer ()rgaudies lion ‘ “‘“l too long ““5 W111 be 3300‘]
ll)!‘ l“. ..t‘ {nut yt'lll'. "
III 1111': 1‘s imported white and black
india Linen, We
The largest unszortment in ('onueetl
out-willie, Fin", 931‘, $I 3.1, $1.,4‘J $1.7.1
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ll .'lMllUltl‘r EMBROIDBRH'IS.
The greatest hart: 1111; in this line orer
known. A veritable sensation in
triuuniugs. This is the story: A well-
known111:1uut‘m'ture1'made, more good.»-
thnu he euuld find :1 market for. Rather
than many over until next soar-mi. .'1
genuine slaughleriu prions was made.
Belgians that you have paid a week ago
from i‘.h111ptntl‘.hI,11'ill l‘I'SIIlll at less
llililltlili'dldll these priees. The. amuls
:Ireall new eh .111 and fight unto-(late
styles, sold In strlpsof l and l'., yards
”1111'.
lmt l-l.;’(I0 yaids. from‘ .. to I: in: how
wide, reaulni'priees if» to ” 1e. per varIl,
VI-i’)’ (‘lltllt‘t‘Si styleswah: pt'iee ‘II'.
Lot :3--l,noo 1':11'1ls,:l to ‘.l inches wide,
very I'IIIIII'I' illlil Ilaillly I‘il'I‘t‘ts, l‘I'IIl
values from '2:- to lithe; elnIiI-e, of the
hit at lli'.
SKIRTS. .
27» Liuou Separate Skirts, extra wide.
MI: (mills.
liuek Separate Skirts-1,750.
' i.' 1 (‘rush iimbroidermlSuits, the popular
suit of the ~1:Ls'nn,¥:i.lls.
"Ii lilm- l; Figured Skirts, is] 25.
:1» limit Suits, :8] W.
l 1 It]: 1e k Sit iliau fiklrts, $4.25.
1m IIIuI-k Mohair Skirts, $225.
liltl'lr'lfi GOODS.
.'. pieees Liuou, for Suits and Separate
2:011"th 5‘. _.I. .
”pie-1.31 'I‘Ilhll, for drew-s, 201:.
.'1 me: 1- s :’.\ in: II lIl:1Ik and white, and
blue and 11 hue '-l'1:I' league
in pieces 7.3.: Hummer Dress Goods,
boo-euro.
lo pin-es 11ml ( halite -.~'. inc.
1'. ' IIIe11-~ .'10 in. SergI-s, light. 7'1. for
.30 I'I‘iIls.
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SHIRT WAISTl'l.
'25 Dozen unite-of the 501: Waists for.
'2 I 1' 0!: ts.
lo dozen $1.1:i‘1vaists Wt“ shall sell for
”Vet-11b.
11:1
fill K4
1 'I pit-er». lIl: u- l. India fnl' 03301:. It you
did not get. :1 tins-:1 of this beautiful silk
it Is hall I‘II: regular price run 11.111
111:1Il1:11111i:~'t:1ke.
h piem-s lil:1el.',l.argo Figured Silks,
.’III vents.
in pi-I'es Striped Japanese Silk, IIII'.
.iA'I‘HING SUITS.
':i. All Wool navy blue Bathing Suits,
wide 14km. MAI-'1.
21) Blank Alpaca llaihing Suits, $3.50;
Get Your Coupons and Win :1 Wheel and be Happy all Summer.
HE BOSTON. STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, NORWALK, CORN.
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TELEPHONE CALL. i3-2
PURE FOODS! ~ '
We aim to keep in sin: 11 nothing but iirst elas'; goods, and purpose to sell
them :1: the loweat prmilulc prir'es. New armies of load are constantly
help-g; put lu-l'ore the public; we have all that are “'11th having (some are
Our lilgiu (ill! lidtl'c Creamery llulim‘ in the linostgmuls tube pro-
mu'ml. The people mmc far and near for '11; “1,5 lbs for :31. Car
[11.111 Scuuour's Hungarian Success Flour '.iu-I lll'llVCil'. Our numerous
.11 Vloan-1's toothy to its being the best llour they hate used. A large Patio;
l',’ Ill {.1111} mu koI-z, lmth loose and in HIV p- Illi’ltl boxes. Fancy Head
Rll't'. ()III'C-Il'iee is the finest and uail'unu Ill quality. Nculchaicl and.
Philadelphia (':(-.1111 Cheese fresh every Saturdny. l’Ie-dI Country Eggs.
(1111' :q»iec.~.1res'.uetl_v pure, and will give, pellet: sail-Jordon. The Ferris
llama: :mIl Hum-lees llama lreeh every \\'1,~~311I'-;Il.'1_v.
CHARLES "E. SEYMOUR,
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST..
DOWN GO THE PRICES.
(loud good-2.1! prim-I: next inpolhing is the. magnet that draws hundreds to our stereo. You'd bet-
Tllc following lclls lllil ‘Ilill'yi
not).
yr.-
80. NORWAl-K.
4-:
II2r I'Ilnie with the rest.
PROVISIONS. ' "
‘10 live. (lrnIuIlatI-Il Honor. lf-lllliliiutmt llurI-Il thuhler per iii, he laid ”out, per p‘lt'gl; lilo
l'illziu (.IrI'auu-I'y lluItI-I'. pm in. lzh'lHouur (’ured llnm per “1., 121- 'urn Hum-h. ho
New pntntrfi-u per pk, ':Iu' llrI-altl'nn! Hal-nu. l'.'e atlu (Sims Marvin 3 ll». box, lilo
Mason Fruit .laru. 111-11110... :.'.I.- Ill-«It Halt Pork. 1th '1 lino. (limo-r Hllilllti. to: 2511
lenIuIJerm-y 'i‘ouIntm-II. for ‘3» llotleleuet'mlllan. :l llllt. for £2.11- 3 lim. ll‘illlill (Itmrltnnt, 201!
‘l mun 1311.ch lziugm' ('nrn, tor :wa i'I’alt MaekI-rel. No. 2. We illw. Mania Ural-Item . 201)
1’1 emu: me-tl' art]. for 2:11- ('m'm'tl Beef. '1 III. I'an. lie. l 1.11, Murrow Its-111111. fut 251:
1! bottles llooi ll: er extral'l, ‘.Ifm (Tottnlene, ll ll», pail, ‘33.- nit-1, liauhury lhms, {or “3:10
Maud S. Flour, $4. 25 per bb|.; 550 per bag. 1%
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Donovan Building, '- . southwom-Ik.,,l'
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I I 3! AND 3'! MAIN O‘I’RIKT. NORWALK
Norwalk Chronicler