Rena-A ”Want." "robot”.nd
,A , : shamanism! «media: are
mums-o; threetlrueosoo: slxtimea.
, ... noticesmaiiae. Marriage and
Wm. Bcbtslule oi rates ior' Ills-
Wests tarnished on awlloo-
. . Rant-Br mail. in advance.
A prepaid: One
,. film: six months. nu: one year, ls.
, A by onshore. In: afresh. to be paid
miter.
Mon—lie. tr Washington street.
Omen. No. es Wall street. lomlk
. !ssrm-srs Weloomo at The Benthwl (tiller.
know of any new». you will cooler ll
whitening. sending or bringing in
Linn Box for tho convonienc n of thou-
wlsh to leave Item» oi news or other mat-
will be lound at the entrance to The Huntl-
WWII
. .Oeuumms should In sllcsses be ad
M to
" . , Til! EVENING BENTINEL.
‘ South Norwalk. Conn.
The Evening Sentinel has a Circulatim.
Inlhr Mn 0/ Norwall: and its Suburb.
Lory", Considerably, than the Combine.
Christian 0/ the other Three Local Dali
it Our Press Room is always open 0
Telephone Calls.
:3.ln cities. 92 5.
Editorial rooms, 93-2.
Thermometer Record.
Thhkhlstooint ol the thermometer to
, them-tour hours endlnz at noon todaI
was it More more zero: Iowest. 5.1 decrees
York Herald Weather Foreenm
It. weather today promises to be partly
cloudy. with local rain and a slow rise or
temperature, possibly followed by Irfearing.
Tomorrow it promises to be ulAncAnlly lair
and warmer.
Pfildentlal Electors.
It will save confusion in the mind of
1 ,nonpolitical people to remember that
the delegates to each prIAAsidrAntial nomi-
noting convention number slightly more
than twice as many men as there are
presidential electors in the whole coun-
317. Each state has exactly the same
number of presidential electors as it has
members of congress, counting in its
representatives and senators. There art-
in congress at this time altogether 857
1,, Atnpreientntives and 90 senators. There
will therefore be 447.prosidcntial elect-
ors to be chosen in November. ,
. Mpltiplying 447 by 2. we get 894,
’ which is regularly the number of dI-Ie-
gates to a presidential convention But
it is the custom of the political partit ..-
10 “hilt to the floor of the convention
dglpgntes from the District of Columbia
and from the territories. This makes
. the number of delegates more than 900.
There were 980 delegates in the Demo
erotic convention For each regular
deb-gate a substitute or alternate is also
chosen, and he goes along, too, and sits
on the floor of the oonvmtion, rI-ady to
vote in case of the absence of tho rogu-
lar delegate.
In a division of the electoral vote on
the gold and silver question the north
v Atlantic states, comprising all New
England and New York, Pennsylvania
and Delaware, may be counted solid for
gold. These states have 111 electoral
votes. The south has Hi) electoral votes.
The vote (If two or three of those is al-
ternately claimed for gold and for sil-
” tor. The rust. are considered to be (load
Inn for the white metal. (mtgon,
Utah. Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, (7010.
ratio. Nevada, [chunks and Kansas,
with All electoral votes, have been mantv
edlor the silvu column, though it is
:3 , ‘ not safe to reckon on allot tlII-In {or
1‘, “ I min.
The mm of California, wmm’gmu
and the two Dakotas, with 20 (doctoral
votes, are reprcscmod at mount in con-
gress by Republicans, except in the case
0!th Fourth California district, which
sent s Democrat. 0! the 21 rIAprI-soma-
fivestrmu Ohio, 2 are Democrats, tho
“Republicans. The hum-st lighting
mud in the coming presidential IAlIAIA-
(in will probably be in tho stutos of
Illinois. Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin,
[on and Kansas, with 157 IAIN-(oral
votes. Altogotbcr thorn will ht‘ more
politics to the square inch from this
time on in the United States than thou:
has been since the war.
l
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I»,
Among the heroes otflm Cuban "Avo-
luiitm the name of Captain J. ll. Wi~
but; (I! the filibustI-ring ship lfI‘Irsa will
live in song and story. Cubans must not
fall“ him. The Ilnrsa was known :00 ll
Ilibustoring Vl'i'M'l and was watched ao-
mmeg by both tipuuisb :IIIII Ann-ti-
cnn authorities. UII complaint. of (hr
, Spanish mural at l’lulIulI-lpbiu. in.
i . Jase Wigwam, luat'hlzm'b, the IIIIIIIAII
“ States gIm-rIIInIAIIt urn stul ('uptIIIII
V . Wibor' and his first and mood matr-
on the tAhIIrgIA IAl' carrying arnu II IIIIAII to
Cuba to light tlpm'u. After a trial and a
,W ,
mouth. loo; three,
an".
stirrup rpm [laments morn surest;
emu III 0mm on 0m two humus
. 'noasog (nor;
[audition Kronnrv omnmnpg pm: more
-uv (up pun M010 opr‘x our mmpmdopu
(mu (up: In.» out (I; am”, 'omm Tim
[1008 .l'nu on Jason pun .mpuuoy to sum;
"In .lqu sum as hump use our Atom
flaqM (poop oi suuoriauxv pan; or III 5]
saints prawn or" fluIddIIIn m In.“ axon
u Sumo; or] or unreddu Inning Instr)
Anderson J!) map
on on, , summon u‘urmupgpuu.) mm up;
1vo must; summit. om: Imoynonoq ”In
[IA llllllldn Aommr flutpunos qfim (up
dunno: (not; nonouysgius Ip’IuIn 303 In
slums pun .. “uniting m .3qu 11" (Trump,
"oi-Amp] sum of; Allow." IIIIIu “(no
Sun (mm sunrsnozord ’0 [mo] rotation II
An Iraq In summ) y) 0an tinned or”,
“go! am Mon" ‘Ipm plums qunIII)
our) mung any, ”gas on Atom, 5me ram
moon aims )[JOA MON 30 31nd .Io'ldu
mp .10 pooping Mex moi} IcanAIpuI
m: can .ipoqou ‘MON “pm umofioS so
not] .‘uoq 'noM" :ani turn Buttons}! so
uomqouoq ongoing ("nos fulfilling], (mg
to one sinusoidal 51W“ oq In seams
)qss sound): litmus Suisudmim uv
THE LESSONS OF LIFE ARE HARD.
In East NomaIII Ll.2le Girl Lumen Bitter
One' III the AI. ol (living.
A most faithful Sun day school teacher
:4 Miss (3., who has a class of small girls
a an East avenue church. One Sunday,
Iot long since, desiring: to show bcr
Acholars by experiment the meaning (ll
did "more Home] to give than to re—
:cive" theory, she asked the wee maids
Ii they would eudo Ivor through the fol.
owing week to perform at least one good
lead—one partic ular act: of kindnessoacb
lay. They .I.l promised to not on the
Iugsgestiou, and one, whom we w ill l .l 1
:31 do, as that is not her name, coucoctvu
I wonderful charitable scheme in her
,Iusy little brain.
In atiny one-snry hovel, inouc of.
Yorwulk’s out-ut-tho—way streets, lives
In old woman, :Il'. alone by bars Ali, u IIhI
Iut own Mother Huberd's cold comfort
J! a do; to share her bone. Baby I'd-III:
A—sho is six, but they still call III-r baby
«heard of this old woman in smuo way,
Inrl mudc up her mind that she Would
do something to make the “poor loud.
mmIA lady" feel that she had a friend.
3'0 she asked mama's permission to p'IAk
tome sweet peas from the garden, and
make “a g'utei big bouquet," and to lA-I
Tom driv’o herself and Louise in tin»
shanty which th ‘. poor woman (Amie '.
home. Tom is the (AoaI‘IlImIIII and [mum-
.s Elsiv's big sister.
Mum I acceded to the request—vii was
put with such earuost gracosho could
hardly do otherwisc,-—.-I.) behold tlu-m sAAL-
tinz forth one bright morIIiug,TouI rat IIA
not with smiles, for to him the who‘s,
affair partook largely of the mun-Au of :I E
lurk, but Elsie wearing a sweetly grun- ;
loulcuuur that lidl!.“ll‘l but wow 'll‘ AIAi‘uIiI'
IuIlIAarn In; but big bouA piA-t '1' III: (A In!
or not always like to {m l)tA,A,.IIIIiII;:,
she rest is so I to [Id-ll :
When they reach I] thIA [llilt A0, and th-
(ime of presentation had arrived, l‘ Isio's:
courage almost tailed her, but slII- lt'll II
Was in a good cause. and had not Miss
U. said, ”you cannot tell what joy (Av-u
.i flower given in kindness may bring?"
Ind Elsie held in her hand bundrob n:
bright blossoms. Sosho winked hard to
keep the tours back, and walkod Very
last up to the door, and gave two quit-LI
.lmrisivornps with her small llstnu lllt'
pant-l. 'l be old woman IIIIsworIAd lllI'
rap and Elsie said her say in u low (our.
holding out her bouquet Iuouuwlubu
Then came the old damo's :IIIszAr.
and it the bitter sarcasm of it lum- a
deep sting for llltlri' in tho IAIIItiugv, it
must have fallen lIkIA a Weight ot loud
(upon the child’s llllpt‘Ci‘hllInilllll' .AApII .l. I
"What did yIAr bring yer llowcra‘ livnz'
for?" she said. “You might :tvk'lAtwii
better. Flowers for me! its-(tor a bond
sight lIImA, givvu me enough for :I {41 Iss
Ill whiskey. (lot out and IIIkIA yIAIA flow-
ers along wid yer, Keep Run to put on
my grave, if yer lIkIA."
Poor l‘IlsiIAl All IIIAI' prIAtiy sIAIIIAIIIIA to
mom totquIlet lIkIA this. It was (no meA
Wounded. slIIIIAkI-d, astoundod, slIIA Inuk
(AI-tune in the baton arms walnut: in l‘t’-
ruin: her. blIIA bad im‘lllit to (in gmnl
and iuilnA-l, and her subs I IumA fast and
bitterly.
TIIIA IIAssIuIsol' lIfIA urc luIrIl. particular
ly ill six yIAAI'a IIlIl. i
lilllli
An Accomplished Ariisl Dead A
WIIIiuIII Hamilton (lib-mu, tlu
complislIIAd IIaturIlist .Iud artmt, our! of
"poplar. at, his IAAIIIIIII-IIAIA in Washing-
ton. t'oI.II.. WIAIiIu-sduv night. Mr.
(libson livul, when .I. buy. III Sandy
"Holt, NIAwtown. but lII' IIltIAIIIIIIl liIIA
IIAIIIIIII known ”At “the (muncryfl iII
‘Vdfilllligiullfillitl his :AIil'utiIuI for tIIIA A
aIttl’lll the tourism captain was finally
Mlmwltospond lI‘I tIIIIIItIIs in jail
M pay I line of £1100. ’lhIArAbII rfnl IIr .
With which be arc-pod bis III-Auburn.
dill WBthl within IIII pIA imndmrrs tb Il
Md behind him, shutting him off
. from mankind fAAr a put and {our
‘ “Elihnilflfl‘t’tl that, l‘uptain W: Alum
wucmwhms ho had dun" nothing to
binshammlot. smoothing to glv Iy III,
fillet. And that Is IbI III w a majority
M “It American peoplIA lake ol it.
..‘s
lIttor plIuA IA IIAII IIAIII to p. are his sIIIIuIII Is'
in that town wIII-rI- ho h Id an uttrmio
'IVI-rrAsidIAIIIIA. As on .lrllhl. .AIIIIIIII IAI'AI
tuiulinos, be bad fIw squads and his
lttmwknlgo Ill thI- III.IIIIfIIlIl forms of
nature in plant and bird and Ink“ t lifIA ,
was largo aIIAI :IIAIurdtv, llis library,
Work mi! of a high nrAiA-IA and bimbo é
turIAs madIA him wry popular :Iu uu
artist-naturalist .IIIII lIAA I u r 1min]
and lsAluvIzd by all who know him. i
i mills
gSouth Norwalk Savings Bank.
..Wl hm sands sold-l mm
with the agent. (It the celebrated Bum
Glove—Fitting Patterns. by which we on
present to our lady‘resders some of their
very newest and choicest; patterns (It
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the cements ae-
oompsny each pattern
, ONO—BOYS‘ KILT It BLOUSE.
FITNTN BY MAY MANTON.
This III-coming suit for small boys
consists of a kilt pluited sir-rt of white
pique and a pretty blouse of white' unin-
sook, both of which are included in the
pattern. The cmui‘ortablo blouse is
handsomely trimIIch with iIIsI‘AIAtlun
and oIlIbroiderod edging that is gathered
.in Yrills and trims the collar, coils and
right trout edge. Thrco tiny tucks are
stitched in each front. at sufljoiout dis-
tInco from the closing in motor to show
beyond the hills of (-IIIbroitlery that arc
sowed on I-ucb band of insertion. Tllt'
large sailor collar falls deeply on back
and trout, ilun'ug slightly in centor, and
il Windsor tin of yellow silk is worn at
the neck. The kilt skirt is hemmed Oil
the lower edge and laid at side plaits at
tIIIA topull around. It is fiIIishIAIl with
at waist band that is providI-d with but-
ton-holes to attach it to the buttons on
the under waist. Suits of this kind can
be made from plain, striped , or checked
gingham, gIIlIItIAu, (luck or grass liIIIAII,
.IIAIIIIIbiIIIItiOII (If two IIIIItcriaIs having
:I very stylish IAtTIAI-t.
The quantity of material iii; iucltcs
wido required to make this suit for (I
child four yours (If ago is Llll‘t‘t! yards.
Tho pIIttorIuwhiI-II is No. um and
retails for twonty-iivo (-(Auts. 15 cut in
sizes for boy-I of mm, four and six yours
Ill age.
EVENING SENTINEL
GOU PON.
Eutltling to one Pattam. any size. oi No.
‘ll I”
Cut this out till in )‘ltllrflflfllnlullllllilfl‘fifl
sill mall or (aim it to
\Sturtevant's Bargain House
7
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Nails:
ADDREHS
PATTERN NI). SIZE AAA-MAIN
This ,. Int-on and H cents will secure
ill-I m- puttn-IAII III I‘Villrln‘llllll's, North Main
and Ann sin-eta .‘wulb .‘mrwnlk.
IITT‘A
MORTUARY RECORD.
ioeaths Recorded in the Town Clerk's
During the Month of lune.
l'.
.ll'lJliIA “'lII'I'IIAl', H, Y. I'7
)I:II)'ll.IIrtI-II.:1‘._\ m
.lI'llIIllliI ll. ,llIHIAI..‘4.,\'. AA?
.lI~'A'|Il|” Ili‘m ’, HUN. »l
[(4 ~lm- I‘ll latlllIIl'H‘MX. "I
.‘AAl 'IIiIlol‘? In I run. I,~'.,\'. .1.
hu-phI-II llI'lII'V South. \. 7.:
.l'IAIIIuIII-I ('IIIAIWI-I‘A. N. 3.
~I'hur1sm I.. liAIlIIAAII. \. .‘zI ._,
l.AAIIu .\l. NIIAIIIIIAI'. II. N. .l
Sarah E. 'I‘Iulwr. H. .\. ml
WIIIIIIIII ll. l,n»AkwIAAAAI. N. 5.!
li..\\‘.|r.|l,¢-~II»AI‘-IIwIAli,lA'.,,\. l
Ilsll'vt‘ll 'l‘nvlor. 5‘. V. .'I
lALIIqu'Il tiuI'uIley, ,\. .'.n
John Muir lungs, H. ,\‘ ..., .I
lIlII III: I) Had .Ibritls. IA). V.
NA Arman litmpt. \. I'm
Office
Juno 1
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_No More Leaky Roofs
IIll IIIAIIIIIIIrI
and (AIIIIrIIcAA for puluilnrr only. A force of our
Iiit‘li are now complet
Nor walk. and W o shII
motes on Iour pr opeity without charm
Norwalk Hotel
j m 1w .
all ages.
from its grave marvellous mural decora-
tinns.
my time in frIAsco, stencil or with any
of the latest styles and colors in artistic
wall papers. at attractive prices.
and Sign Writing.
79 Washington Street.
Hazleton
and
Cross Creek
RAYMOND BROS.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
‘ WAONINOTON STREET.
them for sale in (Aw IAy part (It the city at.
Iousouable prices and on easy term-I.
about”. WlOOMlll list
summer.
Itmademaurtrlendrtitwlll
number more this vein. be.
cause It does just what III
claimed for It. Correct all
all bowel troubles.
. ilamnlo bottles tree at H.
(Ilendenning It Co.’ (I. Nurwulk.
F. H. Baxter. ll. ”.1 l'lulstod
and E. G. Toullinsou. Houth
Nonalk.
BY USING
IRON- ORE
ROOF PAINT!
WIII'AIIIIIIIIII from :I to a yoam
'l‘bolron Ore llooilnrtIIo. of N. \ .reIIIIlIAs
looks absolutely without post,
i some work In Houib
llulml I: bid to give esti-
IAllll res
\lAlEblNll. Hupt.
Nor,wulk Ct
Highest IoloreuIA so.
TRAUES 01" BEAUTY
in home decoration have been found in
Excavutcd Pompeii gave up
We will decorate your walls at,
Painters’ Supplies.
Artists‘ Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Painting, l’aporhanging, lhcorating
DECKER,
So. Norwallr
THE OELEBRRTEO
“GOALS
FUR RANGE AND FURNACE.
TIIUFI‘ (Jouls :lt‘l‘ frI-c from dirt
and slate: will be delivered by
careful drip-rs. Send order
for sumplo loud and satisfy
yours-Alf that our (Aluim Is cur-
rIAIAt.
—-l-—-~—voo—--—-
.0. Norwalk.
Real Estate
and Insurance!
lo. Norwnlk.
Persons looking torn lot or house and
ot with the! View of purchasing, aruiuvitA
Ad to call and ex. lllllnt: our list. W IA have
In '25 if
I5
I3
II III') Norman ll. IIIlIATIl.,‘i
'l'imnlby llitl‘l‘lmlh. ‘I’ (I
Fillwrt Wilburu I'lIIttIAIu. '~ I; it
AlliIIAI, .\.
Anna M. We AAI. IAZ. N. IAA
l‘illi'IIlnAlII liIAI‘kI'l’, H. N. 3|
'I'lIAuIIAI-A IIIAI'IIIA)‘. h. I";
‘."I \AAI~A-II.I.I'r.Iw.H.N.
- MIII'III )lIIVIbIIA-Im lA'IIInAr,\. 42,;
)lurmtri IA‘. hobby. i}, N. A; I
Nariottu Smith. N.
In
It!
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g. I- -:
A Large Return Ior Your Money.
It would bu iIIIpIIssIblIA to find il luruIAr
return for your Innis-y. or our mom sat-
isfactory iII IAIAIAry way, than to take II
tirkvt ioronoof tlumo IIIIoIpIaII-Il (Axour-
sinus of tho IlIAIA rIA utiuu 'I'Imrist common
to IIIIII k l ..lIIIIl. Humbug-d, Imko .,. (Ir-organ
and l ‘quupl. IiII, W IIIIIA Mountains,
Man. In I India, ’l‘lmmaud Inluuds Illum-
I'l'dl :AAuIIIIlIguIbII wulI IIIIA AulIIIIItIIuII of
noting, with a personally mIIIlIIctIAd
soonest
mended;”
(‘1‘ an I D
($3.13de U" :5.
OLUE
I; {calm-E ths. 6
Erma ours-
IA'pIIIIy, .Ill I-zqwnsvs paid, sumo of ”HA
most famous I‘llll'l‘lI’dIIrH-Ul'ltl. 'I’IIIAm
pwutiI-s :Iru IA-spIAI izdly uttrav tiw in pt r
IIIIIIsIAIl to trawl. “It all thuir
wants lll‘l' .IIII'IIIIAII to ill :IIlIAmIIuIIA Ito
MIIIA and got u t opy oi ”I" No Aw IAI "gland
,'Al‘umist or H. W. Harris. at llltA depot,
VIIIIIA II tI lbI you all about it.
lN'l'lAiIIlIH'I' NI ’1‘“ TIAI.
Km III Non“ \Ik,l'ullll,.lIII1I-;Il
’II {I tIIIAIAlinI! nftbv- IIIAIIIIIuIArnnf Ibis bunk.
IIIAIII IIIi . Ilill". II IIIHIIA il‘l in Il-Aim .it-Irs Itf in
turns! III IIIIA‘ fill" of I Alll“ III-1‘ “"TIl. pIAr IIIIIIIIIII
\m . III AAIIIroAAI fur lbw wit I’I'AlllII-I Molina July
I WM, tut Il-IIIIIII AIMAI-IIIIAr .lhll' IAA. I‘M}. lil-
II- An 'llA I III-nun “HI IA IAI'IIHI II I-. IIIAA‘AAllIll‘
HIl'l 'llllW IIIII (A A I from IAIIH 1m.
HIII‘I ll lthdl I‘ III” Illl'!’
lI ‘W
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YOU CA'T DO BETTER
'l'buu Lon-.- Y..ur OIAA'IArs lor‘
Print-
ing!
At. tho Sontlna
- , The (IL
Offloo.
NORWALK. ODNN.
We are In touch with the whole county l Why? Because we are progesslvs sad the people linen It.
Din
Mi d-Summer Sale!
mg the hot weather of July we do not expect any great rush of business, but our
experience in business has told us that there are a great mimy people that want
something new when they are going on their vacations. That Is the reason why we
always keep as full a stock In July and August as we do In any part of the year.
We can always fit you in an
OllTING SUIT, SHIRT WAIST, SEPARATE SKIRT, OR
T
In Our Big Suit Room. {
men Crash Separate, $1.98; N. YA
l3? 25.
ask and lVlIitu Chock Skirted” .08; ‘
price, 352.!
luck lI‘i Igurod Skirts, $2. 2.5; N. Y.
pric (I, $3.1m.
ii Buck Figured Silk Skirts, $7. 98; N
Y. ..l’rcc, $10. '
5 ll ack Figured Silk Skirts,
Y. pri Ae, $5.50.
25 1'
price,
1213
N. Y
l7 ]
$1.50; N
ti B wk Sicilian Skirts. $4.75; N. Y.‘:
price, 5. 75. l
iz.’ lIAowu Linen Skirts, {Ibo N Y
price, 1.25.
10 .inn (rush Suit-s, $5.98; N. Y. ‘
pricc,
2:5 I uck Skirt-s, EISIA; I'. Y. price, $1.25:
Children's Dresses.
lIiIIlrI-II‘H Wash Dresses, odds and,
flustscusrut,t|1c_v\woro Silo, 75c;
all tor nun prim," - 5c.
‘lIiIIlIAIAII' .4 IlIIAssIAs, this season's
:IIAgI-sloom, made of (‘IIIIIIIbrIIy,.
:AIIIm 5m.
lren‘s White Dresses, 25c, 'i'JIA
l The.
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2.") (,
cudst
:IIId 1"sz
155
style
worn 7’s
Cllil
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,"Not how cheap, but how good.” In
‘ All
:picms, waist with double pointed yoke
{prions—ASIA,
Wrappers.
The makers of our Wrappers motto is:
Order to get a good fitting Wrapper,
with plenty of room, you should pay
from $12.5 upwards. We have Wrap-
port; at all prices.
III (107.. Print Wrappers, 65(2.
15 (107.. Lawn Wrappers, 7.50..
.5 (l0'l. Percale, Hamburg trimmed
)
-I (luv Percale, lVIIticnu back, SI. 9R,
5 (107.. Female, f.III( y designs ll". 25.
.5 (107.. Ludics’ House Dresses, two
and separate skirt, $1 2.5. This is more
nutty looking than u Wrappor.
Shirt Waists.
()IIIAsIIu-k Is the largest in (Ionncoti-
out. This we pride ourselves in. We
kI‘AIAp just as good a stock in July and
August as we did in Juno. All Him-s, :Ill
lite, ”.TIIA, the. $1.95 undid-Iii.
Vacation Things.
SIIIIIIIAls, .50, IN: Hill l‘As', $2. 2'). ‘
Dress Suit (IdsI-s. $1. $5, ifl it‘s (0&7. .50
Shawl Straps, 'Iltc and m
Corr. Main and Wall Streets,
LIGHT CAPE OR JACKET!
his week we shall make some 1A'eductions In all departments to stimulate trade.
Trunk Straps, .500. A
Tooth Brushes, 10, 15 and 250.
Combs, 5, 10, ii) and 250.
Hair Brushes, 2.5, 39 and 490.
Writing Paper, Boxes, 10, 15 and 250.
Fans, 15, 25 and 480.
Fancy Soups, :5, 10, 19 and 250.
Perfumes, 25 and 390 an ounce.
Bathing Suits, $1.98, 83.98 and $4.50.
Vaseline and Comfort i’owdm,:lor sun
burned faces, 5, 13, 17 and 250.
Wash Goods.
235 pieces Scotch Lawns, 5c.
1.5 pieces ()rgandies, 1255 c.
.5 pieces All Linen Batiste, silk stripe,
39!).
.5 pieces All Linen Colored Stripes, 25o.
Alpiecos All Linen Plain Batiste, 290.
5 pieces Brown Linen, l2),,c.
., pieces Linen Crush».
2 5 pieces I0 in. Lawn, l'2'..'(A
Summer Dress Goods.
in pioIAAAs light weight French Dress
Goods that we have sold all season at
390 and llk',l10w 25c.
10 pioc es Wool ( 'hallies, 10c.
10 pieces Imported Dress Goods that
weroKT/f. and use all season. now 490.
THE BOSTON STORE,
NORWALK, CONN.
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customers testify to its being the best flour they have used.
(y of fancy (trackers, both loose and in one pound boxes.
Our Coffee is the finest and uniform in quality.
Philadelphia Cream Cheese fresh every Saturday.
()ur spices are strictly pure, and will give perfect satisfaction.
llams and Boneless Bacon fresh evcrv Wednesday.
Rice.
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articles of food are constantly
Butter is the fincstgoods to be pro-
for it; no lb,5 lbs for $1. Car.
A large varie-
Fancy llead
Ncufchatel and
Fresh Country Eggs.
The Ferris
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
SO. NORWALK.
are the Crowd Goes!
THAT TELLS THE STORY. . . . . .
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Very Host Iilgiu Creamery lluitcr 19¢, per pound.
ud S. Flour, 550. per bag; $4.25 per bbl.
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
South Norwolk.
35 AND 37 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
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