, afloat. "i‘oM’iM
, ante. notexoeedma live
animmtlmedwe: airtime.
, ,notieee Malice. He 11 and
21mm. Schedule at mine tidie-
mmenta tarnished on arcane.
I Runs-By media advance.
unpaid: One month. see: three
. 1 six months. 83.511; one year. $11.
Oman. No. to Wall street. Kermit.
re Welcome at The Sentinel Dillon.
0! nnnnowe. you will .coaior II
phoning. sending or bringing, 11
units should in all cases be ad-
‘ I‘ Till! EVENING SENTINEL.
‘ . South Nemalkflonu.
"/ijllming §chiinrlh¢ia a Circulation
W of Normal): mid-1'11 Suburbs
Umriflqrably, than the Combinrd
lotion of the other .Threc Local Dail-
.Ii duet-linen.
Telephone Calls.
‘ Main clumsa-s. ‘ j
«Editorial rooms. 92-2. ll -
. Branch omen, 93-4. I
‘ ermolncmr Record.
,téhllthootnolnt oi the thermometer for
wenty‘piour hours ending at noon todav
lldourees ooove zero: lowest. :11 degrees
“mature Alanine tor Tomorrow
J11; ttdo Low tide
‘ll) :2
do I. with slight temperature changes
ltd“ min Tomorrow“ promises to be slight-
‘ _.iiovfimtuo forcibly illustrated than
be two cases of Mrs. Maybrick and
Fleming: Maybrick was 1111 AInI-r-
arried to a cranky old Engli: lInIIIII
who gave her no peace of hII Ir life They
1511600. in England. He II' as much older
than sin! and mean tcn'IpII 11 d to match
She did what she should not have don:I
Site/fell in love with 11. younger, more
agreeable man. I [01v she could 1va
helped. it» under the. mtcumstanem la
hmil to see. Still She ought not to have
done It.
In course of time her old husband
died, it Was alleged of Inwiiical poison-
i113, apd his wife was accused of him-
II as positively proved
t
émtnkipg Arsenic as mod-
to counted for nothing.
v I it is not easy to discover. The
learned judge conceived a Icuomoue
prejudice against i111 [Kit ausII he thought
she had fallen in lovo‘m‘ith anothI-r man
than he! wicked and cruel old huabnud
‘ and, practiIuIlly charged the jury to
pronounce her gailtyof minder for U: at
. mason. To this day Mrs. Mnybrick lan-
glitches in a British prison, although
there is not suillcicnt evidenm against
"her to hang a fly.
Mrs. Fleming was accused of poison
é her mother in order to not an inher-
l on. Areenic was found in la 1' moth
gr '3 atomacb, but it was proved that the
mother used it for her complexion, just
as old Maybrick used it for medicine.
‘ Mm. Fleming war a woman of very un-
conventional character, to say the least.
That in England would probably have
’ vhnngcd her. But in America lawyora,
vjudgca and jurica am of opinion that
. even such a woman has aright to a fair
‘ fight for her life \Vlll‘ll she is charged
with murder. Mrs. Firming, undoubt-
ally innocent, was admitted, although
i the evidence against her was of much
"the some kind an that against M111.
Maybfick. And that is tthlitl'IInInCo
Ween England and America.
Briton and. Matnbcle.
, ' Civillmd man for some nnkncu 11 rea-
’1 Dill generally b00011“ 1-1 brutal and hard-
ened when he mice as a mldior manna
lavage pooplce. The man in our own
regular 11me who ware on the far west-
itfll "frontier More the indium ware
Whipped and tamed down IInmcto m-
utufl‘chmtinu a mlskin in his tracks
with much the same spirit on tiny
would have shot a bear or bna‘alonr any
ohmlnmo garlic. lIIIiIIIIIl,tlIm1uIIII an
added cont when the panic II as a human
"than" M the civilized coldiore called
5’!” male Indian.
The atoiy mane to have bnvn Ii'"1l‘i|ll‘tl
in South Africa Amnmpondvnt of the
New York Prime writm. "For I-olIl
blooded, every day. yard wiIlII brutality
an Eligiiuhuian who hau bIIInIb- “I negat-
ing in tidmth Africa for live yearn may
divide ilret honors with Allow farmer "
The llnalinh in Mntalwlolaml have
beenohmtlng down the haplIIm blacks
in hatchcc and sounds. The maxim
Inn pilot! the (lead 110an” in heap“
one upon another. (11 pan: wanton-
“Britinh midi: rs 11111-111 to have, In-
maritime piling llwm up '1‘ (‘ mim-
' that mentioned quotes from the
,p'i'vuto letter of a young Enalishnnm
‘ ' the mldhra III-at against the
Wins in the lust Imtl1r1.1k"ll in
Wt fun to pop the pimp m ovr r1111 fast
“’0“ can shoot. " Thin may be, but it
the kind of fun whichhmkls an int":
-— a
a Mono! victory
first liberal victor: 11113 year-cl
The thing whlfi finally boaated the
Denturvativoc out ch power in Canada
and the Liberals in was 1hbMIinitbbu
school question. Our readers will unveil
that Manitoba is mainly ppcplod by
Protestants, who doeiroachools in which
no kind of theme” is taught, schools,
that is to say. like those which thrive
so well among parents and pupilc of all
‘ religious denominatiena and conviction:
in the United Staten The act which
united the .difl'nrent British American
provinces into the Dominion government
spiciilcd that the state moneys "should
he need to provide separate Roman
llathollc schools for pupils of that faith.
Manitoba gained rapidly inpopulatlcn, .
for a Canadian province. that is. and
this population was Protestant by a
great majority. v The Protestant Impala:
tlon refused to allow the public school
money to be used for the maintImanco
of III‘Iparato Roman Catholic schools, do-
clariuu firmly for the mzular school.
The Protestants of the. province great-
ly outvoted the Catholics and thus the
would! school measure was earth-Ii. The
Catholics then appealed to the general
government at Ottawa. It iasuI d an 1.1!"
I101" that Manitoba should divide the
funds in accordance with tho artich- s of
union. Manitoba Protestants, being in
Immasioa of the oillcos of the provinces
and the money, too, declined to‘ do any-
thing of‘tho kind.
The recent elections in Oanadlt turned
on this issuornainly and the dividers of
the school fund have got a, beating that
will lost them into the 11100’allt :9: 1y
be mentioned that the Lib: ral :1;an r11-
ment w hich will assume the mint; law to
a liberal trade policy toward the United
States with reciprocity. The change
' . may therefore boncilt both Canada and
the United States. ,
The strangest part of this uniqaeclIva-
lien is that it was the votes of Oath-
olics themselves that helped dciIIat thII
Consorvativb government. The new
premier. Wilfred LImriI-r, is himself a
French Canadian. Tho CatholiI (‘l‘li' my
put forth (Ivory cil‘ort m dIIfIIat the
Liberals and failed (Vf‘ll iii the
province where tlu y worked hhrdcot,
Quebec. Thc( Catholics there aim inn
majority, audit is: said 1‘1: y a bk t! id
method of rcbuking the int: rfI- hem o «I!
clergyman in politics. Mndillriati. 11.;
Lane. MI- autimo 110. may sum." fIt 'letoI or
Canadian friends to look III-1114:: ti 1‘ bur-
dot and 1100 how Jaw, CatholiI an PH 1-
estant attend pmumfully tho. even): It
80th f ’ , , .
7 II earth of July Obeerranee.
Natibnal holidays I-on‘nlI Ictod II ith the
histoiy of this 1I public might- in i»
made especially glorious and menu 11 111111
to all American children. it was Irrati-
fylna to note the wry amoral obucrv-
llllL‘t‘. of 111.13 (lay and 1119 number of
and historical inforniatinu it brought
out. The Fourth of July ought to be
observed in much the name way, only
more no. It isquito conunon now in the
schools of the country for children to he
companies of boys have uniform;
IIvcry Fourth of July thIIro ought. to b:-
II lino parade of. young selumllmys in
their soldier uniforms. Nothing would
tend nmrII‘topI-Ixsvrvo in their lIIIIu'tn the
love of country and tho l‘l‘fiillt‘tl to light.
let it If llN‘l‘l’iSllT‘)’. Tin-III in enough
thrilling Mary t'lllllli‘l‘ll‘il with tho early
days of this door land to furnish II new
chapter year by year, to be told (11 tin-s.-
Tlll‘(1ll|.{S(‘v( brantii‘ul, intIIlliII-Iat AIIII ri-
can IIbllIlrI-n. Uiris must. be tannin. that.
it. is llll'll‘ country on much 111-1 ”11' lmys'
country, and the obligation in on tin. 111
to be just an loyal to it.
. The explosion of “TH‘l‘lli'lil‘l'H in horri-
blo when there in 1110 much of it. Tlll‘l'n
ought not to be too llllli' i1. juat 1 1141111le
The patriotic. music and (ll'( :Ia'ntiouo
and the I'hIiIlIiIn‘ :1 pI'Im-mona, with the
lll‘illlll'llflilll oi lnIlIIpI Ink-aw aml hinmr-
ival aioriva fillilul to their I'mIIprI.IIIIIn-
Nina—three 11111 tho thinga for the meat
and glorious h‘onrth of July
Victoria of England began in reign
Jane 20, M157. till“ haw llIIvrIIi'IlrII ('lllll'
plIIlIId her iii’ty-niulh your I111 the throne.
Should Him livo ihrIIII tauntim IIIImI, M
then: in oI'I-ry prnrlur‘t who will, :1th
will have rIIiaan loan-Ir than any (lllli'r
ilritinh 121I'II11IlIz11. llril|(1"f11\’l'll than poor
old (home ill, who Iva-1 i1114auII for inn
yearn before his death in 111211. Ui‘ill'utt
lil roiunvdm-Imnlivm in aim the years
when bin mind Ivan eloudul, oil yvara, ll
mention and 441115111. llut Victoria’s in-
tellect is 114 (:lt‘lll' and 111mm 111: It «Iver
wall and [iii/«~14 pond prmuiao of remain
ing so “or reign will be as lhI‘ttlItl'abiIl
1111 that of any in English Matory. illi‘lll‘
orahlo for/tho viI toriI-u oi pom .. and the
application of MI III ,. to tie inIluItriIIe
'1' horn is (I wry runs: :11 to hope and IlI‘ -
have that. the my .11 lady will live, in
full txwuvnelon of her I1II11lth'anIl all h: 1'
handling loIIIlIIhrnlII thc eixtivth ylat
of thr print-roan l'l inn. 'l‘bat thia will
be the cum all Americana hope.
The IIpImtImI-nnu unanimity and 111.
thnsiamn with which Dim, wan numb
Hated [msitlnhi of Mexico for 11 fifth
i41r111,ll11- liliillllll‘f pI-iihulm :va him
from all clawed his. fellow «Io miryn I11
asking him lolm their [Irt‘Fl lmt. mm;
more, were mom-thing to Inak . II public
manic-e1 happy for hall a emery.“
I
' , ill the
Gillvevll'litiaa mm. by which Ive can
. the shoulders, gathers
must IIIIII be mth. to Hut 1b:- lil ‘ll‘lt h. ‘
patriotic IlIIIIoratic'r'Is, songs, “(llll‘l‘flr'l‘fl'
trained in the military drill. Maizyl
Ila ,
present to our lady render! some of their
very newest and choicest: patterns of
garmen Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments no
company each pattern
F1'J6~La:hce‘ Chemise.
11mm or 111111 MANOR. ,.
Daintyindtcdie this pretty chemise
of line white uninsook that is trimmed
with valencicnnes lace edging and iii-
sertion to match. The top is uniquely
shaped to laid back in [minted revereht
at the top giving
fallneas to the 1.1111111111111111. frills that
fallow-.1- on front and back of the low
neck. A series of line tucks are laid
and stitched in at the waist line, under» ,
ann seams shaping it neat-1y to the lig-
ure at thceiIlIIs. Down of white satin
or pale colored ribbon are placed on the
shoulders. Tll1"l()\\(‘l‘ edge is finished
with a gathered trill 111: It is trimmed to
match the neck and 141m v1- :1. ( homisos
in this style are worn .over the. (01.51 to,
under thin summer gowns and shirt-
Waists, the lower portion taking the
place of an under petticoat. F1111: 11111.1-
Iiu, cainbric, parcalo, dixnity, and wash
silks arc the underlain usually chosen
for those- undergarmcuts, law: or am-
broidery furnishing appropriate docora
tion.
The. quantity of material :11; inches
wide required to make this chemise for
a lady having I1 lid-inch bunt measure is
3'1, yards.
Thepattern. which is No 11726 and
rctailsl‘or tIIIInty-iiIe cents. is (at in
~11111lfor.1.5., 'l-l, .111, :12, lo and l"J-i1uh
bust measure.
' .
EVENING SENTI N El.
l COUPON.
l Entitllna to one Path- a: any ‘lZU. oi V0.
Cut tl1lI1 out. till in yuurnamoandaddross
and maul or take It to
Sturtevent's Bargain Housey
Nln-_,--m'1‘i "
Avenue . f‘;
PATTERN No. we SIZE-mm“
Thh weapon and 12 rent! will 1m:
above 1111mm at StIIrtI-vaut’s. North in
and Ana eta-It. "Mum Norwulk.
1
_..._.__ #7... 7T.nflm«e
- ....-...
‘tural Color
“More than a year
begaa'T turningI glpray {illurl’xydllng
out. Though led many remo-
dlI-s for it 1nothing I used satisfied
we untill commenced to use
AYEII 3
’Hair Vigor
Alter mung one bottle of ,this
preparation, myhairw IarI-stoII-II
o Its natural coloI, I III (“1.1: ml
falling: «1112"le M. ii
I ill\11\\\
3.51)}2.1111tbSt..N1I1v 1".qu N. In,
PrgVieats ,' '
flair from
Falling but.
Wi doW's
Bri‘g‘ht ?
Does it.
at y
'00 krocggg. \
”Mr. .9. . 5
THE CELEBRATE!)
Hazleton ‘
and
Cross Creek
FUR R I\N(ll§ AND FUR NAUE.
'l‘hoIIII( ‘:o 1111 llrl‘ il‘w fl‘ulll (lll‘t
and hilllti. will be IlIIllI'I red liy
Iareful IlriI'I r4 11d order
for sample load lipid sa‘tialiy
”yourself that our claun' am.
[1‘ Cl. 3
RAY o“ o" ones.
1“ ,
in. D‘nuolk.
‘ .
A .
i
,.l..iier;1ry Notes...
R~‘:“llomul’1uHho'lmws lie the“ title of’
llva “filler Wellhead-ls MW 1: r111
which was begun in Harper's Razor
on July ith The scene of thn- story is
crime:
Building Lots
At Elmorestl ‘
"laid in Kentucky. The point of tiII-I
am 1-11.41an Moan/s 111:1I1l4'1l1111v, 'Shouhl
agirl marry a 111: In that sin-11111 rcfonn
him’." " ’l‘l.I- hm: is I f.l.\'l' inatingyoana'
1111111 with :1 Hut 111' non-1111: past, and h:
,i.~ placed in central: with a Ilmroughly
line but lax-1 inn-rennin man who has a
clean ovcoml. in "Round in Shallows"
thIrI- lea steadily I'Iunulativc interest
from Mart l1) finish, .
lilt'llil‘lllilll'i'Ulllllllllllli‘l‘ .l. l).
Kelley. l'. S. N., will contribute to liar-g
pI~1"-4 Hound 'l‘alleI published July iihl
illl artiI'lII IIutitlml "(pacer l'vts of Sailor
.laI'k." inn-uh'nant l\'1‘ll|\yllll\ been in‘
many "1|an Illlll I'urnvh with: Glim-
will: l'u l1 .'.1111'I~ sailors. .111;/l1ll~' Ill
l1:~obsI-r1.111um of .l W k mail In -t~ 111 ,
IIIlIIliglxtTully Interesting II".'I_I..'I:Itl11-“
5.111112 namixvr Aim; (lvnvml lmv Wal-i
law will contribute another pap-Ir on,
‘ 'l‘hc 'l‘IIIIIIr of Many lib-rim," I uiitlod ‘
"The Earl oi lI2~:.1vI;1nd liiv: Roar." and
MN. Bl. Ii. hi. llmn Will Millil'illllll‘ 11
our? Htllllv‘tl "A11 Outlaw," 'l‘hvrc
will bu :111 instalment. of MulilI‘ liilml
SIIJII'I-ll's mini pun-I'vntiiiul ".\ Vzr-
Irunni'amllm'." ilIIIlasl "Maine-111 1:!
Kirk 31111111119:quriniI-turv M‘iliIk ll;.1l:- "
111.111} short 141111" .. 4 and .llllllu: run «hm
Iripliun I1T.1hnI.~4 l-‘ourlh I1i.lIIly by
H: IyIIlIn 1 Hummi.
l
Ffiocmwlfig OM "is”!
WHEN lliERES
MENDING
TO DO. USE
TAYLOR a. concern,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WAIHINOTON ITIIKT,
3.9 Nor/unlit.
Person-1 looklim tor a lot or honor- and
lot with the1 vlew oi portioning, mm 111le
rd in call and examine our list. W «- ban
them tor call! In am part. M the city at
mmuhle prices on on my two:
on
Imam; ,
XIII walla.c
3 ("lm l T 11111 {W i it ml by 1410 (III l’ in depth, {1.1.
II lllllIKI'\\'1":llf 1:— III -I~-11~
-'..1 1: I..1.. IIII 11 -14 ii" (the avenue. 1m
'.-~~1 11-111 bIIrIIII-In‘ II.lI1.l
"'Il|11‘~l 5, II”: dill-I --h lnnllh llm‘wl :lVi‘lllll‘
in .‘1-1111 Ill. and 11111 .111 on:- -i ~v~lr11 lI-l \lI‘W i'l
1,1111. l ulIlIIih'I 1111 1 iv: 1 11: l1lll:lllilll”)lnilt“
and I.) I llII'IIlI Ilu-;tl~1~;:l11. ll- llIlI Hull.
'llh 1 "111' h.” IIIIII Inl 111t-1 p~I1|I
and Ill'- 11m 111 III .2111! -IIItlIln 111:1 11111111111»
wnl u-Illl -t .11- Irv-111 v- ‘Ivv'lrhwatv.
Aim; «wrai Ilwlml-ivI lot— on \‘I'Imdbury
'II‘II
lI'flllfll1|"I'l'lHllll;"\
11"lM
I.-11r l1. 1|
1‘.ullI..anII'.Iik.(ona
1112011
Block islenli. $8.50 and $i0.00
.1 v1.1» 11:: ..l . 11.1I.‘:v,l'I:.\III.:1:31.24.
Saratoga Springs, $10.00.
1 «l. 11:11 I .‘l color ILII Ila-4111mm.
husoblo Chasm, $22.00.
I 311' 1.11 ..i.. In": Anya»! 1.1". 17.31
White Mountains, $23.00.
'1;iI.v,.lI :IllI..\1:I:IIII 1.:1tIIiJl.
Niagara Fells,517.00.
l Il.1,1l- lltIv. I\:1111<l1l', viIII"iI1ll111hl.
Thousand Islands. $17.00.
L-‘vlll iv an. .1 w. ill n w» ml lhuh.
Montreal and Quebec, $31.00.
111 «.11.» 111. 11.1mm mluvH.
‘ (ullnuiiI'Ln-fItnIII’ 11i IlIIIvvul‘iItI I y mi \'
1- [14111 1 1 Irwin III'v onus-1 n. "will: kIIl.
1h II...1.I .. i ii I 151w 1 “nephew lie:
v.1:
(All!
South Nowell: Savings Bank.
lii'llill ‘1"l‘\n'l'l1‘!“..
hm 111511 I: 1.15:1”:,.luli~.1w,lw.
Mnmmlinu INT '1 warn-III (1.1:. 1.1 -
iIIlII Hill» ~ in” . 1 l1 :1 >1 H. 11.1yl:1u,11‘311‘i.l'1‘;
(I I! at 11! ill-1111!» 1' I v.1 (I 1 11M I‘ 1111mm"
“it do hit-Iliut ilu ..1, m- vIIIlh: “Initial .3111,-
l. l‘» I'illli-Alilllin‘. 1, .1. II.lv,:, p 9...; in
0:1 wt 11-! Ill 1m. n= 11"].1111ul 1 1 “1-1. .nmp.
1111I| Illua' lob ll“ 4!:
Jillih ll Mi1.\\ll‘.'lr1.1-Iutvr
)1 '2“
"11:11:1qu 11411115:
You I ”didn't main;
n lull” “In" "‘4‘":
1.111 IIIHIIII Iltv
1'11111 1.114 141;”: Ill
1~1,\112~..1...H,,..,I
ll! . 'Hlll [11 t
1 Iii: 4‘ 1114-: .th.
11:1 l-oi 11:11.11:
l1‘ 1 1?“le ‘1 any n“.
I MN.- Mind 1111.’
II IIII 11: oh ltd: 1111.
‘ II II11 tin-111 wry
”all; ”‘1le “.11...
1 14111.4:1114 ,
{min "f lll‘ll’ WWII 111111 11' I ' I)": ”1.115;":
collateral “'1'"! ion want that won: 1(in
11:14::leva 111'» 4,,
HOMER B. HOYT'B
Jewelry and Optical More,
nwmmm
“a
’ ' LUSTRINE
, one
Special Bargains Every Day
..
t
WASH GOODS.
5 picdes Linen, the latest for salt and;
Separate Skirts, 12' go.
:1 pieces Imported Or‘h. for suits, 2013.:
20 pieces IIIIportod Organdies, the:
nice, sheer .250 kind, for l"_-‘._.c
30 pieces W111 In. Lawn, the best quality,
inithc county, lithe. ' ‘
30 pieces of the 12‘ ’0 Dress Ginghnms,
Lli‘liT SUMMER. DRESS GOODS.
l0 pieces we and 4110 Dress Goods, in?
light brown. tan and green mixturcu,‘
10 pieces 1‘”ch Fancy Mixtures, 61(0-
15 pieces Bicycle Suiting, the kind they;
are all selling at l5 and loo, 12.21:. ~ 5
IN (11111 BIG SUIT noon. '
, ll) dozen White Duck Skirts, lch.
.1 dozen (‘ olorcd Duck Skirts,” I50.
1‘. down (. 'rash Skirts. this is the latest,
style, $1. {in
ii) lira-1h Suits. trimmed with lace and
embroidery, $3.98.
215 White 1’. K. Skirt-1, extra wide,E .
151.111.
2:. 1:11.01; Figured Skirt-s. $1.25
.12 Black and White Chock Skins;
$1.113.
’ 1) Black Sicilian Skirts, $1.54).
i
3362* " ”11"" H " 3' "" “
‘4 . .
. . I.“
1
Ladies’
String Ties, 251:.
( icntlmncn’ 21 TI acks, Strings, Down and
l‘our-ia-Ilnuds, 23c. I
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
Window Screen, lit any window and
1221 inches high, 210.
Sort-cu Doors, ('1 slim lillc.
l-burncr Oil 151011;, $154!
3 brass-humor ()il Stove,
SHIRT WAISTS.
21': dozen Percale Waists, laundered
Ecollars and calls, 25c.
10 dozen Fancy l’rint \Vaists,:’11)c.
Jdozon Lawn Waists, with white top: 51‘5‘5'
Ecollars, “Sc.
(1 (107.011 Dresden Waists,
:atc collar, Silo.
. . ode/.011 Fancy Lawns, $1 "5.
he. 41 dozen Imported Lawn Waists, $1 1!).
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
The Largest Stock in the County.
Drawers, 256.
Corset Covers, lllc.
Chemise, 250.
Night Dresses, lilo.
Skirts, lilo.
Children's Drau'crs. 120.
Children's Night I )rosxes, one.
:-
NHUKWEAR
Tet. ks,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
NEW YORK OFFICE, 442 BROADWAY. ,.
Dressed in cool and
Comfortable Clothing
with separ;
- (‘orsot on
llows, Windsor and
with re-;
Mail Orders Filled at Sale
Prices.
The Indications are that July will be a hot month.
Therefore it is to your advantage that
you and your children are ' ‘ .‘
movable caps for lighting, Shh
Gasoline Stove, all sizes and prices,
from $41. 51) to $22 98.
ibumer Oil Stoves, with large iron
WRAPPERS.
Lawn Wrappers, 7714:. ~
Percale Wrappers, mic. ”
Fancy Percale, $1.25. '
Sea Island l'orcalo, $1.118.
Satino Wrappers, $2.25.
CHILDEN‘S DRESSES.
5 (107.011 White Dresses, 251;.
lildomrl White Dresses, lilo.
it) dozen Colored Uhambray, 750.
7 dozen Colored Duck Suits,
(JORSETS,
Did you got a pair of those summer
()orsI- is yet: It you (11 or put a ventilated
,- you will never Wear any
other kind ill hot weather, 39c each.
'l‘IllN SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
(.lont's llalbriggan Shirts and Draw-
two
pieces, *1. :25.
. ors, "351:.
Ladies Ribbed Vests, 12}! .c ones for
HG.
Children :1 Shirts and Drawers, 250.
Men’s Nonligeo Shirts, 500.
Men's [laundered Percale Shirts. the,
- 750 ones for 5114:.
lloys‘ Shirt. Waists, 471;. .
llI .oys’ Duck Suits, 1114c.
lloys‘ Wash i’ants, 271C.
Boya‘ Linen and Duck Pants. 500.
THE BOSTON STORE
PURE FOO I S!
A: .
NORWALK CONN.
TELEPHONE CALL, I3 2
1
not).
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being put before the public;
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR
Loudlng Grocer.
33 WEST WASHINGTON 51"., . . .
We aim to keep in stocknothing but firsbclass goods, and purpose to sell
them at the lowest possible prices.
New articles of food are constantly
,zmd will aim: pcxl‘cct satisfaction.
we have all that are Worth having (some are
Our Elgin Gill Edge Creamery llnIIcr is the lincst goods to be pro-
Thc paop‘c c1mc far and near for it;
in 1d ch'mour 5 Hungarian Success Flour just a11.1ul
unsouncrs testil) to its being the best llour they haIc used.
1y of fancy crackers, both loose and in one pound boxes.
()ur Coffee is the finest and uniform in '(lll'llily.
l.1‘.:1dclphi.1 CIcam Cheese fresh CIcrby
Uur spices arc Strictly pure
Hams and Boneless llaoon fresh every Wednesday.
22c Ii), 5 lbs; for 81. Car
Our numerous
A large varie-
Fancy Head
.Ncufchatcl and
Fresh Country Eggs.
The Ferris
Saturday.
so. NORWALK.
Icr come with the rest.
‘lllllm.(ira11nlamlSugar. 31.1111
Elam (.‘Willllr'ry llattvr. per it... 1:11»
New potable» per pit. 251'
Illa-"111 l-‘roit .lnru, pI-r 111.11., 311:-
l 0111114 .lctzu‘y 'l'mlllltma, (or “Jim
ti ruin: Eagle Sonar 1'ora. for '.‘.‘uI
.‘1 can» Sunni ('111'11, for 2'51
1i bullion Root liner extract, “Jim
Donovan Building. -
J:
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slnl‘l’:
Maud S. Flour, $4. 25 per bbl., 55¢ per bag.
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PROViBIONS.
Sugar (lurid :ihnuhl: 1 par “1..
Sugar i‘urml ilam per 1b,,
Breakfast llanon.
llvvt Salt l’ork.
liillli‘l":l'l(:1lil(ll'ill. ii “H. (or
'lllt MIII'kIII‘I-l. No. ‘1,
('ornIvIl “H“, 2 lb. can,
(jottolrne, 21 lb. pail,
DOWN GO THE PRICES.
Gaod guml‘é at prices next to making '1". the magnet that draws hundreds to our stores.
The following tells the K
You'd bet-
HI: Hold ”It‘ll. par pkg, lilo
l‘JI'. (‘IIrn Starch. Be
It: .11111 (”one Starch, :1 1h box, lilo
.‘III. II lbs. (huaavr Snaps, for 251:
the I: The. lIIInInn i'raI'lIIInt. 2-34:
1111' ll Ila». Soda (Trackers. 2.311
171' lots. Muirow lloanoflor 271
251,- '1 lllti. Daubury lioann, for 25¢)
. NEW YORK OROCERY CO.
- South Norwalk.
35 AND 37 MAIN OTREET, NOPWALK
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