OHDAY. AURUB i‘ I 1III. I
‘ II 31m. ~-"W1111t." ”To 1.1%.” infd
advertisements. not exceeding live
; one time. use: three timesloe; six times.
4'; . Ignotlces lei-alias. Kandace and
a, entices. tori. ilehedule of rates for 'diri-
‘ ” 1, advertisements furnished on sunlig-
' _. ~1 ”martin—By mettle advance.
prepaid: One month. see: three
“1.! six months. tam: one year. It.
' 1 by newabore. too a week. to be paid
rler.
Oman-No. Vi Waslilnrrton street.
OWE. ‘ ;
,‘ In Omel. No.1! Wall street. Norwulk
intro“ are welcome at The neutron riflllte.
milieu of any news. You will confer a
‘ by tsleohoninrr. sending or bringing it
e odice.
’lmicu Box forlliecouvonionoo of these
wish to leave items of news or other inat-
. ill be found at the entmuee to The Senti—
el office.
" nonuniomeirs should in all cases be ad
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
South Norwalk. Conn.
" The EeeningWScntioei has a Circulation
{7'1“th Town of Norwalk and its . Suburb;
encomiderably, than the Combined
lotion If the other Three Local Dail-
e. . Our Time Room is always open to,
’ Telephone Call-i.
with 111111111. 93- 5.
Millions! rooms. 92- 2.
Wuineh other). no. 4.
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.Thoweather today promises to be partly
cloudyto fair and sultry. with rising temponc
tare. Tomorrow it proini-ros to be gen-rail)
fairnnd warmer. followed by local tlnunlor~
storms .
,. Thermometer Record.
'i‘l'hehluheet point of the thermometer fox
,Ihetw‘entv-tour hours ending at noon today
1 as 77 iezrees anote zero: lowest. in degrees
pliers ’
Hinluture Almanac for Tomorrow
‘ Sunrises Sun sets High tide
. It 1:111 stint: at 11:12 o 21'!
The temperature of the Writer today is "13.
.. A Yew (‘ hunch \ow.\.~1s111'1-1|.
When. abouta year ago, it ivas 1111-
dreamed that $11),on was subscribed
, ‘1‘; a new church for the First
Methodist society of Norwalk, there
1 more many who seriously doubtcd if the
amount could be e illected in full so th: '11
’ new edifice could be commenced
’ , this summer. Mr. Kzivanagh, the pas-
‘of the. church, hmvovor, had grout
faith, and to this faith added prodigious
413135, 11111! last night he harlitho sun's
~.’ factirJn of announcing that the amount
4131] been secured. and that work on the
H new church would be” cotfinenced a»
I soon as practical. The. repo which lir-
”made to his church last night is p1 intori
on the first pago of The Sentinel today.
‘ and will be found interesting roadinw. -~~
Mr. Knvanagh and his people are to
be congratulated on their great- achieve-
ment. Under most unfavorable condi-
. tions they have accomplished that
which, under much more favorable c.111-
ditlfons, has been considered impossib'o
Mr. Kavanagh has been enthusiastic,
persistent, detcnnincd. His people
have been inspired by his example and
purpose, and have consummated most
greurlly that which has called for sacri
. lice as well as work. and patience as Well
perseverance. The new church is 111m
assured. and it will be creditable to tie
society it represents and the city i1'
which it is to be erected.
Spain has no right to try by court
martial any Ann-rim” citizen living in
Cuba. The trinity, or protocol. ago-1:11
on between this country aand Spain in
1878 provides that all American citi-
zens resident in Cuba who are charged
with luwbrcaking shall be tried ll}.-
eivil court. This agmuncnt is called
. the Cus‘iing protocol. lly our treaty
' with Spain in 1797, a document still
operative, even Amrrir-nn ritirr us
i caught upon llTibuaio-ring vessels on the
. Cuban coiist lmvo the righttoclirmso
counsel and witnesses and to have 1111‘ 1r
side fairly heard. 1'xarttly as in a civil
court, notwithslnmliug they are. tried by
Spanish court martial.
”kn-11‘ w...
fictitious frank garden isdr scribed as
'hpving been strand in an underground
cave in Virginia. The trick gnrdcnor
wanted to two if electricity Would not.
take the. place of ordinary sunlight in
promoting vegetation. He also wanted
‘1 totalre advantage of tliecqttaidc 11-111
militate he found in caves winter
and summer to keep his vegetables
growing all the ye 1r round strawberries
and green peas in lbr-r-inlicr. Be rum
the electrical machine 13 hours a day
and says threes plants do grow Wonder
fully.
When 111111111 wishes merit-1111111111.
thing about the latrst discoveries in
photography why should he begin to
talk of the Wonder" wrought by stool"
and electricity? Yet that is about as
neared the average doctor. lawyer or
college professor can come to a direct.
statement of what he is going to talk
about. These people Would have known
better if they had brcn trained to write
mtthc stuff of a live newspajwr for 11
too years.
-—
Cungrm ought to admit delegates
MmMudha. Why should it not? if
”tori-111117111111 paid its way as it
Will“, it fill been Alaska.
.‘woald we”: suspect 11. sun estate-
Low tide '1
meat may be correct The terrie-
slices that men. no longer trent one an-
other with the roughness they did a
generation ago. In proof of it “he says
that few are now living who would an
actor defend the old style of practical
50111:.
We hope it maybe so indeed. We
hope that the time will come when in
American crowds the rule will cease to
bo’overy man for himself and the devil
take the one who is too weak or too pe~
lite to keep up. We hope the time is It'
hand when the members of up Alpert“ ‘
can family at home will treatl‘vOne an-
other in language and mannersht least
as well and oourtcously as they do ut-
ter strangers to whom they are intro-
duced. We hope that future is not im-
possibly distant when even American
husbands and wives will bestow coni-
nion civil treatment and language on
one another. --And is it too much to ex-
pect that a day will arrive, perhaps in
the twenty-fifth century, when Ameri-
cans at a hotel or restaurant table will
even cease to grab in and “hog” the
best of everything for themselves, utter-
ly oblivious thanthero is unyborly else
on the earth except theso particular
hogs and their families? Will that riiil-
lentil .11 period ever roll on when it will
be more distressing to a civilized indi-
_vidual to view himself 1n the light of a
hog titan even to (10 without a favorite
dish or a seat in a car? Well, we give,
up these conundrums. We turn for con-
solation to the.(toutruhplation of that
truly civilized people the Japanese, al-
ways polite to one. another, always con-
iidcrato, always kindly.
Railway Employees’ Interests.
The law forbidding pool iug combina-
tions among railways has already, been
practically torn to tattcrs by decisionsof
the lower branches of the United Stair s
:ourts. Railway companies are now
striving to have passed through congress
it not permitting themtopropcriy “ap-
portion oompctitivo tralllc. " This tar-ans ~. , , . _
' drooping sleeves are shaped With single
pmcticaily that they may return to the
old and familiar “pooling" nn-thods.
It \vill'also give them absolute poii‘ct
to combine against their employees to
111 cxtcnt. It was the combination of
rafiway corporations known as the Gen-
cral M1u1agcrs’ association that ilef'cah d
the Pullman strike in the sum'nu-r of
139-1. as Mr. ll. '1‘. Ncwcotnb of- the
United States statistics department at
Washington shows.
Mr. Nowcoiiib is of opinion that the
proposed law prnnitting railway cm.
porutions to'combinc for mutual protru-
tion slionld be, offset. by another 1'11 the
interests of the mall million or more.
railway employom-a in this country. The
main features of this law ho describes
in Public Opinion. In his judgment,
either there ought to be a separate coon"
11111111111111 aplsiintcd by the United States
government or the powersof the pxcsr-nt
interstate commerce commission ought
to be enlarged tocxnniiue into all griev-
ances of railway cmploycr-s or their or
gauizatious. The. law should protect
such employees from discharge during l
the invostigatiou. General strikcs i
should also be prohibited during such V
investigations.
Thor-111 who think the ('ubau war is ‘
dragging on 1111 illitltlllrli‘lUlllllilil time ,
should not forget that it took four years
for the American civil war to reach its
«1nd. It lasted so long, in fact, and
st'r'mi‘tl to make so little progress that
London Punch was moved to remark
that the American civil war was the
civilcst 111111 1111 record Yet all the limo
niovcnn'uts were quictly shaping tin-11c
scli'cs to the. destined 111111. Nowar is so
obstinatcly and so dcspcriiicly fought as
one lwtwr-on contending factions of tho
same nation, and none. lasts so long.
Had the prr'scnt contest been one b11-
twr-r-n Spain and a foreign icountry, it
would have her-11 over long ago.
There wrro three general ldWl-H'till'
gross was not afraid to pass at its first
session. ()1111 prohibited prim- fighting
iii any of thc territories of the lluitrd
States; another tuxcd artificial choose
heavily, while .tlic third contained a
provision that when people wanted a
divorce they would have to livc 111a
territory one year before securing it.
'i‘husmngrcsapaid its respects at its
first. session to prime llgiiiing.1livorno
and counterfeit clnwse. In reference to
divorce, hoii'oi'r-r, it may bosnirl that
thcrcaro still a number of states in
which 11 six months' residence will i11-
suro a divorce.
01111 result of the present political
.‘dllipaign will in- that the pr-oplc of the
Unityd States will understand the our.
rem-y question better than they ever did
lwforc, They are reading, studying and
thinking, and under lhmu! nircunmtnnrteii
the riltht side ll be very apt to come
uppermost in t e fall elections. It cer-
tainly will if voters dismiss all preju-
dice from their minds and proceed to
get all the light they can on the money
question Without 1y reference to any-
thirig but just. gr- 1111 light.
When a strange lady in a car or rail-
road station asks you to hold her baby a
few minutes while she goes out to look
for a friend, don't do it.
If "people were 1111 plentiful II
good peachm are this 1111111111111, what a
f nar'rnntv No. one
paradise the country would bet
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We have nude special mine
with the at! of the oelebreted Baas!
Glovedl‘it Elites“, by which we can
present to our y leaders dials of their
very newest and holes patterns of
garments. Full and expo cit directions
for putting together the garments a1:-
oompan! each pattern
6734 Lad-cs' NorfoillWaistwiih Ripple
Basque.
Morrlore brown and fawn- mixed tweed ..
suiting that show 1111 a yellow véiu' in its
weave is chosen for this becoming waist
that matches the skirt... The waist in
Norfolk style has graduated box plaits ap—
plied on front and back, the fashionable
ripple basque joined at the waist line be-
ing stiffened with an intorlining and
faced' with buttercup tail‘ota, Small gilt
buttons in groups of three decorate the
centre plait in front, the points of collar
bolt and calf bands, which are also faced
with satin. Singde hast darts, uurler'arm
and side-back gores that reach to the
shoulders, with a curved centre. 80111114er-
form the glove-fitting adjustment. 'i‘lic
box plaitsaro made separately, and can be
applied with invisi bio stitches or machine
stitching near each edge, if so preferred.
Tito neck is finished with a cloerltting
standing collar, the right end of which
is pointed and laps over the le t. The
moms in leg-o‘-111uttou stylwand are. of
t'nshiormblo,but not exaggerated fullness.
They are gathered at the top over oom-
i'ortablo two-seamed linings, and finish-
ed with pointcd bands to match the col
lar. A belt of the material. pointed at
the overlapping cad, encircles the waist,
which can be. omitted in furor of a nar-
row gilt bolt with buckle, now the rogue
to wear with these waists.
The quantity of material \:l_lvMi'111,'llr-s
wide required to make this waist ir a
lady having 11 till-inch bust measure is 4
yards.
The pattern, which is No. (Hill and
retails for twentv- live cents, is cut in
nines for 1132, .ii, 31', 13,10 and £24111 l1
bust 1111111811111... ,
5151111111 3511111151
OOUPON.
Eutltllng to one Pattern. any size. of No.
.;_i
Cut this out. fill in your name and address
and mail or takeit
Sturtevaut's Bargain House
Nun
Annexes_.,.,....,....,.... .,
Mum
SIZE-
'l‘hl-i coupon and 1‘) cents will secure
above pattern at Muttovaut 3. North M11111
and Ann streets, Houth Norwalk.
Niagarzi Frills
Why don't all the re: idersof this papr 1'
go to Ning 1m l" ails, ou' l‘uesdni, August
llth.‘ Surely it is not bcc: lose they can '1
.1ii'ordit. \‘o. that is not the n .1son.
lwcause the Recreation 'l‘ouristcompany,
recognizing the hard titties, has decided
ioruua litagnilir'cnr four-day trip for
$li‘. and will pay all your expenses for
that sum. Just think of it. a special
train, ride through the beautiful Mo-
hawk valley, thrilling sail on tho Maid
11f\thfl Mist under the falls. descent to
Whirlpool Rapids. side trip to Buffalo,
and to liakcihtlario, iltio fourteen-mile
carria odrivo to all sights of interest
arounr the Falls, and entertainment at
flrflt~classl1otols. What more. can you
ask for #17? ticeycilow tlyers and get
tickets at station. [in sure and go.
l’rudcut M11un11a——-llosumn11d, you
ought not. to permit that young Spoon-
moru to be so attentive to you. What
do you know of him? He may be a
wholly unworthy young man. Miss
Rosamond-«l don't care if he committed
the crime of 137: lie always buys ice
cream soda. ,
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lo Pngu’ i quull Glue.
, Built Dolivl :1an Dollar-1.11. 3111 -i
hytlie prgutit‘eni munlulsl‘tnkro .11
iicies. and it is“founrl 111111191 'it illL‘
fillings will surrounded. Le Page's
nguldOIuOlsiherIrrmg. Inncuili
riet' slowly enough f1 1r you in
make a close joint. and Mimi it is
" sr'r"-ihcre is your Dolly or your
Dot hr. 21
',,' 1' 1'1tl.l
.and Sign
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HUME RU 1 .E
is badly illustrated when you even have
to rule the children for getting'siurzk on
some of Dockru‘s beautiful designs in
wallpaper. Anyone who inspects his
stock say it is the haurlsomcst display in
both variety, designs, colors, tints and
shades in Norwalk and anyone whocan‘t
make a room .beautifnl from Docker‘s
stock might as well stop trying.
Painters‘ Supplies. '
rtists’ Materials, Pictures.
'otures framed to order.
Paintin , Paperhanging, Decorating
riting.
DECKER,
79 Washington Street. Go. Nor-walk:
BETTER THAN BATIKS
You couldn't main
a better investment
of money than b thr
' g'Ulthll {All}. of IA
TON DH setorunset
'1' hey don't rust.
nfothsdon' tout them
they don’t fluctuate
in value to any rea
sonnbio elxicnt and
{111101111 nl 1.11m r1111
fee on them iori
nearly their Milne.
' They make fine pro.
ents or heiilooms and are shows excellent
collateral. When you want. first-water din
monds or low elry go to
HOMEQB. HOYT'S
Jewelry and Optical Store, '
80 Washinrrtou Street.
ROTON POINT
AUDITORIUM
Harry D’Esta .
and Company.
Presentng :1 high class. novel and do
cldediy pleasing entertainment,
consisting of
Ventriloquism,
"‘Pr‘e‘ilfirlig‘ite'tion,
. Vocalism and Dancing,
Mechanical Theatre,
Musical Cats,
j Royal Marionettes,
‘” Acrobatic
Specialties, etc.
‘ Punch and Judy.
For the 1-hildrr-n. Matinee prices: Adults.
lilo; ('liildrcn, int. filtration.
to and :31) cents.
YOU.
ll'olsilrly. remember hearing
"in gut Hale's Sale. Cordial la-rt
summer.
It 11111le runny friends; it will
number mon- this year. is».
cau~c it 1|m~~1 11nd what is
claimed bit if. (‘Hrl'fi'f nil
llil iii-ll‘r'i ll'r-iiltir'u.
31mph- l«.ttlr~~ free at if.
(lloudenuiug.i'i‘ofs.Norwnlk.
l-'.ll. liixler. li. ll. l'l.1l5t1~1l
and l-‘.(‘1.'l‘umlin~on, South
Norm ilk. p
TAYLOR 1|: GOLDEN,
Real Estate -
and Insurance!
WASHINGTON STREET.
So. Norwollr.
Persons looking fora lot or house and
lot with fhc view of purchasing, arr-invit-
ed to call and examine our list. We htht'
them for sale in every part of the city at
flammable eru-u and on «any terms.
an 2o if
’l‘ \i 111 “Till I liIi|l\ll hnl hp at \‘11
j Milli. within and fur the Iliwiliv' t of ,\ulr-
milk. on the mi. do» 11” 11W. .\ it i '.'-l
l'Zstutcoi “illlltili ll Ins-kum 1i iatuol Nor
wall. in said 1ll~lrt 1. 111-1 cowl
\\ homo 1. it 111-1 1111's by the tiles 11111iro...,-11l-
«villIi-u'uuli iiilil \lillidm |.1.1'k\\md.11 said
Nniwnlk. li‘l- inkr 11 an lllli mil lollio finiwnut
f"11iilf in l 1' built» 11 \Hllll'l liliil int ”11' l'nilllfy
of i" all field .111 lip lint l 1w "lift of #111 lonilo 1
111211;. from an ur-rbt of “ii“ Hunt made .llllh
27111. innit. admitting to: vi'ol- 1h- tim lust w. u.
said tl"'1'i . -~,-~l and it iut'tln-r 111 [cars front
«aldlli-«uui 11-.1'1111i11 iliit liulutl ll llowoo
oisuld .\1~1\i1ill1 tum-1 Illurol said will and
trinbm under the sonic. and that "1111‘ ohm-ct.
13-111 Agricultural l' 11-1-rio enf Nation and
\alo l'triioisltv, lvnill ifl'i‘lll‘illllinlifl. lie-aim]
at New liuion 1'..nnm'ileni.11ro intermh-das
li'ttnieesundr iciiue-lwilmlci wildwlli .ihr-iomrr-
tlrilered. that uni-I 11mm“ Hit 1' lillm' notice 1d
the neiotewi of snl l 1111111111 to lnigitl-ll to all
1111 111111.11 infer uteri ilic will by 111qu lirnipvr
oi cerornnlri 11-lii person. 111' lcuiiug with
tho il1lllnl~1~1i ll iloiinn ~11'1l tootiecticnt
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.1 11- I 11! Hp m, n tr I111 lill’l 'lllo'kii-II Hf‘iiillt’ 1' will
ilml 1-111 y nilho mull >11 l It 1111 older liliuiiitii:
s'ul1I 11mu:,1| nor! by lolliliu hing thid unim-
lii'leoln iiw kin-him: Hi'ntinei ll. llr'tispiipiir
liuilnua-ii-cnloilon 111 «old district. all on or
I111 nrr- the [nth rim 1f Artilllul "1‘
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in mild ilialli do..- HIMI'I'
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\iulir. liotli llmiiml mi oliowml six niooilis
111111 the d: do born 1111 the 111- -1llisrr1. ..1 Mind
«winloincvliil it ii1~H'1'laianini' er-ttlo-mom
“HIM-‘1' who in gin-rt l . Arc out their 111111111111.
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In Our Big Suit ancl Cloak Room
3 11
Noryelli’s Oreet Bargain Emporium
Reliable Goods and Honest Prices.
Ecououv IS THE'WATCHWORD‘
,, IN EVERY HOME!
33 WEST WASHINGTON $T., ,
Where the Crowd Goes!
Ii) pound kit mar korol,
funnies» 11811 fish.
7 boxes oil sardines
l lb 111m corned beef,
‘3 lb 111111 corned beef.
Potted ham or tongue, lwi lb,
Potted ham or tongue, L3 lb,
Home mnokcd shoulder. per lb,
Bugle brand bacon per lb. . l
Excelsior tiy mper, per shu- -,t
’i‘angir-fmsfly paper. 2 sheets,
DAY
, Children’ 5 Summer
Dresses.
Gingham Dresses, 111101111 lot, 27m.
White Lawn Dresses, 351: to $1.50.
Chambray Dresses, 50c; were use.
. Children’s Caps.
White Lawu caps, 25 to 9311.
White and Colored Sailors, 25c.
Tam o'Shautrm of Litton (.lrash, 251:.
Hun Tints, :25, 49, 75111111 9311.
Separate Skirts.
Duck filtirts, (lilo and $1.25.
Linen Skirts, 931: |
Black Figured W001, #13271.
Black Mohair, *2} ..5'1.
Black Sicilian, $2.51) to it? or).
f.iuon(.‘ra.~1h, $1.93.
Black Silk, $1.50 and $7.113.
DRESS GOODS.
One item will Suffice.
All our 501: Lightilolorcd Dre'ss (101le,
all styles, new and upoto-datc, we shall
(their: out at 2710.
Wash Goods.
We have just. received for the August
trade, a beautiful line. of i.aw11s,in navy
and black, look at them, l'l‘zc.
Kitchen Dgpartment.
Quart bottles Amonia. 31:.
(lhild‘s llath Tubs, 751:. I
ii in. Flower Vase, 111:.
:1 pint Granite iron Tea Pot, 23c.
\Vater Pets. in quarts, 3711.
iilass Tumblers. 251: per 11oz.
‘arlor Brooms, 12'._.1'.
Willow Clothes Baskets 1311.
51-1111 11 Doors, 691: to$l.21’1.v
Window 31: recns, 1111- to 'lic
NORWALK. noun.
1 Remember Veer Mail Order: have the
space. C ouicscc, and be convinced that now is the time for economical buying.
l
1'
Same Attention Is Your Pereonel Ones.“
\
and throughout next week your dollars will reach 1111-
psually far, if you invest them here. A veritable feast of ~
Bar rains awaits you. We cannot begin to mention the half 111 our limited ncivsp'apcr
!.
Ladies’ luslin Underwear.
Full sized (town, tucked and yoke, 4911
Empire style. Gown, 7510.
Empire style hamburger], i180.
Draw era, 4 tucks, yoke bound,0 ..11.
(hm-it t (lovers, made of good muslin,
lilo.
!
Wrappers.
651:, 75, 118911.25, 111.49 and $1.98.
Gents’ Furnishings.
(.iouts' Balbriggau Underwear, short
and long sleeves, 431:1.
1'11) Suspenders, 25c.
Percale Shirts, 50c.
Manhattan Shirts, best pcrcale, $1.50.
Negligee Shirts, 501:.
llnlaundorod Shirts, 370, 501: and 751:.
(iotits’ Egyptian Ilose,l l‘“ ..c. ‘
Ucnts' Tan and Black 1101115125 ..
Suits.
Linen Crash, $3.51).
All Wool, silk lined, $7.93.
Black and Blue Serge, $11.93.
All Wool Cheviot. I172.
Capes and Jackets.
Silk Capes, $2. 93 and $3 '13
Velvet (.' apes, $2.93 and 3. 25.
Wool Capes, $1 .."10 anrl $33.50.
Wool Jackets, $1.93, $2.93 anri $3.93.
Shirt Waists.
We have an excellent variety,‘ . ’1, 1'11),
75 and title
All our Ii, $1.2
nuukcd to 5111c.
Ladies’ Furnishings.
Ladies' Na-ckwear, 2251'.
Larlics‘ Collars, 1;",19.
Cuffs, 231'.
Tan and Black Hose, 1251:.
Black, Willi white dot. 251'.
llzulir's' Ribbed Vest, lilac.
Ladies” Ribbed Vest, silk trimmed,
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THE BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
' NORWALK, CONN
TELEPHONE cALL. 58-2
Good Things to Eat! .
~ To keep the functions of the body in healthy action it is abSolutcly acces.
sary to eat l’nrr: Food and to vary the diet according to seasons. To secure
purc food is therefore an important matter, and consumers should make
it a point to buy only such brands as have an established reputation for
purity and excellence.
(iilt lidgc Creamery lluttcr possible to obtain ;
twice each week, 221: lb; 5 lbs for $1.00.
We place before our patrons the Finest, Sweetest
fresh from the crcameries
There is none like it, try it. A
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wonderful attractive imc of fancy cakcs'and crackers and delrcacxes to be
found in no other store in the town.
’2' 'c richest Teri to be found.
sardines.
“Pure Olive (iii; highest grade of
Elegant Coffee; nothing but the
genuine lava and Mocha, possession the highest excellence of quality
The Ferris Ham and Boneless llacon are simply delicious.
To make the
body strliug and healthy, what is more importance than to eat the best
kind of food.
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Purchase of
CHARLES E SEYMOUR,
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The attractions are the superior quality of our goods, and the 1:
prevailing at our More» only.
SO. NORWALK.
THAT TELLS THE STORY. . . . . .
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OUR SYSTEM DEFIES COMPETITION.
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Vi " best soda crackers. 13:. "
1'1 “ best ginger snaps, 1::1 “
5 " best lemon cakes, ‘25» “
.‘i " best fancy crackers, 2'3 '°
to lbs. bin-rt oatmeal, 'Iri "
Host No. 7 brooms, ‘3" "
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in y llcst l lgiu Creamery lluttcr ltlc, per pound
Maud S. Flour},55c. per bag; $4.25 per bbl.
NEW YORK GROCERY ,co.
lDoriownri Building,
South Norwailr.
flb‘AND 37 MAIN .TRII‘I’. NORWALK.
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