ill
um lures: "Want.” "To Let."and
advertisements. not exceeding five
lines. onetime. no. three titheawe: eixtimee.
Mina notices inc a line. Marriage and
notices. sac. lichedule of rates for dis-
Film advertisements furnished on applica-
IWrneit BATH: By mail. in savanna.
m prepaid: One month. me: three
Whit. Cull: six months. 3'). to; one year. 05.
Mind by ueweboye. m a week. to be paid
lathe carrier.
‘ um Omen—No. W Washington street.
' who tier-Walk.
um Omen. No. ‘8 Wall street. Nonmlk.
' Warm are welcome at The Sentinel office.
it know of any news. you will confer a
fiver by telephoning. sending or brinzlng it
to the office.
A LITTER Box far the convenience of those
I who wish to leave itwns IIi’ new-I or other mat-
‘ tor will be found at the entrance to The Hunti-
9 Del oi'ilce.
“COIMUNIGATIDNI should in all cases be ad-
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III , ' ' South Norwuik. Conn.
The Evening Sentinrl has It Circulation
, inlhe Town of Nerwallc and its Suburbs
Inger, Considerabty, than the Combine]
‘ Limlalimt. of the other Three Local Dail-
,2 in. 'Our Press Room it always open to
I, shimmers.
. .1... Telephone Calls.
Hula ofllce, 92- 5.
Editorial rooms. 92- 2.
Branch, emce, 56-4.
ragga»- . a... _
new York Herald Weather Forecast
”The weather today promises toiIo fair-end
warmer. Tomorrow it 'IIII'SIIIIsI-s its be fair.
' , Is any and warmer. I
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Thermometer Record.
, .The ”sheet point of the thermometer for
1‘ thetvnuty-tour hours ending at noon tbdny
we '17 leurecs aoove zero: Iowest. III decrees:
“ have
Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.
tine rises Sun sets High tide
at 4:64 at'tzez at 72.11
g Thetemperatnreet the water today 15:21.
Low tide
11:”
Republican CunIllIlntI-s.
illnrtiord Times-1.1
V Candidates for Republican nomina-
tions are as numerous as crows ‘ronnd a
cornfield. Here is It partial catalogue of
those most prominent in the lists: For
governor. Licutenntit-Governor Cooke.
William C. Mowry and .lohn Addison
Porter; for lieutenant-govertuIr, Jame-I
D. Dewell, of New Haven county, Wi1
’ lium E. Simonds and 11. M. Hubbard, of
Hartford county, and Senator John 11.
Ferris, of Fairiield county; for secretary
of state, Charles Phelps, of 'l‘IIllnnd
county) for treasurer. George iii. Hodge
and Patrick (larvan, of Hartford coun-
: ty. and for comptroller. Benjamin 1 -
Meat], 0! Fail-field county, and Charles
V W. Grosveuor, of Windham county.
Particularly l"ll\'(ll'fll)ll' For Mr. Hill.
illritlgetnnt Htandardt
There is no rnasm that is entitled to
any consideration win «Very (,fIInnccti-
. cut congressman should not be renum-
lnilted and reelected next fall. The dcl-
emotion, as we have said before, is an
unusually strong one, is reliable and
I" I sound and a credit to the state. The
Republicans understand those facts and
the people will rccognizu the propriety
and good policy of keeping the prcscnt
members in congress for another term.
”ivory one should, and undoubtedly will,
he rte-elected by an incrctw'tl IIIujIIrity.
In the Fourth district the situation is
particularly favorable for CotIng-ssnmn
Hill. He has been faithful. diligent,
efficient and his demonstmtod ability
and capacity make him all the more ac-
captable at. a time when only able, I-Ilicb
I out. active men should he "put nu
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if you want a thing wry much, it has
II. immense Value to yet whether it has
for anybody else or not. The ml indium
,, who originally pI-opicd this cIIntiIII-nt
1‘ ' Valued just chcnp glass beads more than
an American millionaire values dia-
moods, and yet colored glass bvntls arc
uotworth lolhowhito man a cunt. n
guise. Value is nlttIgvtiIIIr mlativr.
What hasvuluc for-one is tin-sonic Irauh
to another.
thntmngrt-as tact-ts in Deer ~nIlIIIr, the
innate will find waiting for it the im-
portant hills which the heuscput before
it for he assent IiII- past III-IIIIIIII, but
which Were leftover. Ullt‘ is the bill
7 restricting immigration; the other isa
Wei bunkruph-y law.
When it came to tackling the l’IIc itlc
railroad funding hill during ifti first we
stun. congress wrnkrnmi and lit‘l'lilt'tl to
put it over till after I‘I‘orI-Inlwr. .Thrn
embarrnuslng quvetilmfl as to the nucleo-
(ion of honorable goutlt-IIIIIII would not
M in the way.
Some young holy typcwritcrn have
been omupiaiuing that the tm'll in thr-Ir
, Ultras go without costs this hot Wt'illitt'l'.
ilmmby displaying shirt elm-res. lint
, moon decree any worse than shirt
WHOM? -
Cleveland, 0., has reached her one
henandih birthday mi about the lite-
lieutenahrnmnh on record. Hho is to be
minimal on that and also on her
knoll-ll team,
» an. We. Vanderbilt proved the
I , myth of the consortium by may.
"I!“ in spite of the dwipre’tulletiue.
”I W‘Wt- In». . . Inst...» I...» .
‘ n ”V'The hone-lion bare. ,.
It was high time the learned doom
H ‘ began to take up the investigatiat “of
the mallow cases of ntiracieoure. faith
cure, mind cure, hypnotic and meta-
physicai cure and Christian science
healing. The number of such cures have
mounted into the thousands. They are
as well authenticated as any case of
breaking up chills anti fever with qui~
nint- evor was. The only way to get
around thun was the trimmer adopted
by Rev. Jaspcr in rcgnrd to the motion
of the earth around thcsun—Iitnply say
it was not so. Facts were so poworfnlly
against this course, however, that really
scientific men could not take it. They
therefore did the only reasonable thing
---thcy investigated the facts.
They also sought to investigate the
nose; They at longthgavo a name to
such undoubted cnrcs. They call thctn
healing by suggestion. They find that
tho‘tisual method is for the physician to
put the patient into the hypnotic state.
He then tells the patient that at such a
time the disease will cca I. This is re-
peatcd daily, or perhaps several times a
work, till the disease actually disap-
pears. Such is the fact. The theory Ito-
duccd front this fact by meossor Wib
lilllli Romaine N cwbold. as given in
The Popular Science Monthly, is, stripv
pcd of the necessary muddle of big
words by which scientific men seek to
obscure their meaning for ordinary read.
cm, as follows: “The thought of any
given bodily change tends to the actual
production in the body of the change
that the thought represents. "
This statement seems to contain the
essence of great things. It is thewry
idea so boldly and so persistently put
forward by the late Prentice Mulford in
his White Cross Library series. It is,
in brief, if you InI-ntaily persist: in an
idea, and persist in it long enough and
intensely enough, that vcry rwrsistcncc
will in time bring about the realization
If your idea, provided it is anything
reasonable and possible.
Professor N cwbold mentions alright.-
ful case of ccze run that was cured by
suggestion by Dr. Hamilton Osgood of
Iloston. Other-cures as remarkable arc
alsogivon. It seems sonn- how that II hen
the patient is in the hypnotic state a
very plth‘Il'fill impression can be made
IIII the mind. That impression is com-
Inunicatctl by the mind to thc ucrvous
system, which is I-xtraordinarily stimu-
:Ignin we arc confronted with the fact.
that hundreds of curve have been
wrought when the patient was appar-
I‘utly not hypnotm-Il at all.
It is littll‘ wonder, on the whole, that
The Fr I'h arc the most excitable IIa-
iiIIil on iln- l'acc of t'ill‘fii. For .311 you“
national excitability.
IIIuld IlIIvisc they haw- inIinlgIId in in
tho lIittI-r I-nIl. 'l'TIwIII iIIdnlgI-III'IIs :IIII'I
Ilvpravttice have struck at the manhood
of the nation.
iirTuIIi trI-Iuous follows? A gifted
l"rcIII!h nuthorcomtnite suicide; nnIItlII-I'
famous Frt'lll'il writer is takI-n to a
lunatic asylum; an artist of worldwidv
fatnc divs Inf InI-laut-IIIIiia. Fri-rich unv-
and they and thIIir fI-llow (I'Iiiillll'ylllt'll
arc reaping the whirlwind. The air If.
lili‘l‘fl. l’rIIlII‘I'
pIIriIId of delirium trI-tnI-IIII and hystvrics
brought on by insane drinking and
thinking and wild and uIIIIIIntrIIllI-Il
acting. Devils? Yrs. ’i‘hoIIIIly wonder
is the insane inIag'IuatIIInI-Inf IIlIsIIItlI
IIIII-II, justice and lil‘l'l'lli'y Inn-Ii {car the
eight of no devils. ,
An odd sort of railway company has
lll'i‘ll organized to loan. ltIIilliIII lInIlt
I-III-IIpI-t'uliw plan.
each.
Hartley.
be paid, and no lllVlilI'lidli abIIvI- 6’: pvt
f'i‘lll a year. it. was hardly necessary to
inscrt the clause against. dividI-uIbI.
I”.
Benjamin Jeans, the old railway
trains of an English rmIIl—rhI-(lrvat
ilillll‘ the thing in Altll'l‘lt'll. If he had
try he would haw lii‘i‘ll stuashml up in
in accident or collision long ago.
WIIIIII you pray that n fwllow church
fillillllfl'l" may in» I'llliiigtlti from the error
of his Ways and reuse tulmusiitl‘ tIm-kmi
public prngrr meeting, or you may get
a big char-It: row IIII your hands. That
is what lhtertm Young of llroolciyu has
diecovcml.
opponent‘s personal appearance is not
answering his arguments
There it very much in faith of all
their, but the networking kind for
thiewwhliefeithinroumlt. .-
«lbw
latcd to work bodily changes. But lit'l’i’l ‘I
the people of France are lxeginniug in 1
me fiends and devils in the air and incur :
. . . . 1
horrid I'IIIIII-s urging thcm to crime.
the tut-II of Paris and of all who follow 3
Paris ways have bcI-II drinking absinth ‘
and VIII-mouth wildly, increasing the I
Every abnormal i
Itimnlant to the “0111“! that inmginatien ‘
ls itstraugothc fit of lit“ 1
chats and editors have sown tlII- wnul ,
pcIIplel with IIIIInstIIrs, III-tntms grin n1
tlII- IIhilIlrI-n of French tumours and fa- 1
is passing through :I "
IlriIIkI-rs did not l'l‘l‘llll! tin-III long ago. ‘
Those who iI-nd lives of purity, temper. 1
by he Mlll'kllitllll‘l‘fl llil‘lilm'ivl'fl on the;
lts capital stock is.
$760,000. divided Into shun-II of 02:0,
The road is from Sioux City to l
rltii‘i' ill‘l‘lillfll‘llli'llll‘l have ill’i'll ‘
made to prI-II‘I-nt this l'll-Ilpl‘l’illik'i‘ mud ,
front falling into the handset n biIIaII-Ii j
plutocrncy. NII salary ltlllWi‘ $2, loo will I
guard who has been running on the,
startml hie railway cam-r in this i'tlilll' '3
hyrmcritc. do it privately and not in a I‘
it may be a new hit In in some people. 1,
but tiw hut in that making fun of an 1
311"”:
i lay to Obtained by Using the Colleen.
We have made special arrangement-
with the agents of the celebrated Banal
Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady renders none of their
very newest and choiccetl patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the aannente ac-
company each pattern
7 L—LADIES' EAT/‘UE.
Fancy silk
richly combined with moss-green satin
and chIIIratIId with ctnbroiderod batistc
utripcd batistc is here
edging. The style is very becoming to
ladies of gout-runs iigurc, who frequently
complain that few of the fashion modes
are adapted to them. The graceful
fullness in front and back is disposed
over glove—tilted linings that closc in
centre front. The seamless V-sbapcd
vest portion is sewcd permanently to
the right front, and is hooked over
under the full edge of left. The full
fronts on» gathered near the edges and
around the arm's cyc, the lowrr cdgcs
bcing dislxlscd in overlapping plaits.
which, with the poinlt'tl outline, given
very graceful contour to the waist.
The back ills smnmhly across the shouL
dcrs, fullness :It. the- lIIWcr odgt- being
laid in overlapping plaits that are firmly
tacked down below the waist lino.
lludcrann gIIrI-s separate the fronts and
back and the neck isliuiehcd with a
[standing IIIil.Ir, Iacr whiIh a ribbon
Istock is worn ticd in ahugc, bow at
Iccnttc back. The {right slI-IIVI-s arc of
l fashionable fullness. the gathers at the
‘top being arranged over comfortable
11iniugs,tlm wrists being plainly cum-
IplctIId. The mode is adapted in silk.
1 Wool or cotton fabrics, and is handsome
1
tin slIIwr tIIntcrinlsIIvcr colon-d silk or
1pI-rcnliuelinintm. Any prIIl'IIrII-Il style
I’lll‘ garnitnru- can be added, if a llllll'I'
1 t'illlflll‘lllt' I-il‘vci is Ilcsirml.
,1 The quantity of teat-Iris! »11 inches
, wide rrqulrul to make this basque waist
I for a lady lmyiuga :it'I-iuch bust IIII-nsun'
, i4 31,, yards.
The pattern, which is No. I'IFI'.’ and
details for tvI‘I-ltty-lII'I- cents, is cut in
MIPS for a 21?, :11, Zili, Il‘l. to and 12-inch
bust tIIIa~an.-. 1, -
EVENING SEITIHEL
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Er titling to one Pattern. any size. of No.
Cut this out. till it. ydurnameanduldrese
and mall or till“! ll. lu
Sturtennt's Bargeln House
San WWW... -
tinnitus“. ,
" PATTERN No I',":,:, “firm“-..
This coupon and 1'2 cents w." secure
ale-w r-attI m at 6«turf-a IIIi' a, berth Slain
and Ann streets. booth \IItwnlk.
film B EM“
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with.“ ' LI: fit Iqu llLIIII-
it It I llollys ”1:: l l) Illar», I»; ,I!
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lair}, an. I ll I." haunt n:- IIII I: 1“.-
”111.1". '.\1 '1 ‘/li' III. ;.11 .1 Le Pain-'5
I lquldiilucI 11:; I I. II» -(IIII.~IITI
1 duo; 5.1“on w-IMJI I -r Will in
make e um.- iIIIuI. and v lltfl it 3.,
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flIIllIr. 21
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Hill A
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Western—fur {Iii )‘I-arII. could never have ‘
MAY! lli't‘ ”Fl’ll TI.
Hm1)]3IIINHIJ‘MM.
Tu JII-IIIle TL'I'IIIlIItJ'lwk of ”w l'dy «Iii
‘Hmdh \nranllt. iIIIItI Mr
‘ by with In) III-«t-II in MRI llnyI-rIMIII by
,IIMM with" l'Imtrtl IIfl‘ IIIIIII not) uf until viii
ITIIII ruby Ill!“ 1 VIII fault" liH'lII it» Hill IT): IT
I \IIlt'M willow ltv that a «pm fail I iv III- “ting
will 1m in I 1 ill ”\ti on lIIll. - II limb-um
I it! mid . in on i‘.r‘IIlIy the .llI Ith of Soul; Ii
with: It ‘III
the full .mng IIIIIlIIiI-«tI-I uni-III tml in
[mud Mil . Flill'illilt'll. HI
Tiltlul'iml that the mom of twenty nine lIIIII
‘ liil‘tillll'lililylltfltl till“ lw owl lhu wItnclIr-II-
my iaIquml- IrlatII-i Mite! llm trcomtl Of 111--
IIlItI-r IlII- porno-«mi imyingthev viIIImIIItI «a
Hum-“‘1‘ in woman» Ith and ileum stsnlIIl
,la- mills. in ilIclaIIIutmIvl rIietII-III III at i’ IIIt»
rIImi "lilll‘ from! In) sin-ct in Miter-Io elImI.
llesulwd That the ('nmmillI «on FIIWI'H 14
wind be burnt Ida- 1111',"riwiltlllllfflfllt “'1‘ lb:
IIIM
f’umtlwtrmhlmlt- on Web r elm went at
uIyIII- li'l kftml fulTIF lorm k urn-aim: ll 2‘th r
1 «ins t. Hutu III worth of mill mlthllttll“ at liar
m“ '11” hi rot unvllmimich lat-tintl .1an n It
1 our of Raymond and Water “mm 1 - I... WIN
uu-tmi mm the new yawn-Jill nun-minu- I I
fll'llt‘tmtf of mid IIurtttnl'icI-vlo this IIIMtInu
atrial ere-It notions-mi Mi
COUPON. I
YT‘Ill‘llit'I‘lllbll'l‘ll. Matinee prices: Adults.
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SPECIAL cItv IEETING I‘
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-lt)v m .tIIn)I)IruInIIrIlI 'll'l-hr I. l
Inzulrw 1 II liitI-rn in" h Iilrlilwl pipi- u- w» [l
Met 1 1‘ I 1 AI
Alli :l‘llfl'lg’tl hm" "Whit 1,2“... run:
“W“ l H
lmiffil'u. 'l'Atwtl. cIn cm.
"1), CHERRY'S THE BLINK 0' MY
AlN FIRESIIH‘, "
when it blinks on walls handsomely and
appropriately Iiccoratcd. No pa 1 ntcd wall
was ever so rich, or gun- the beautiful
ctl’ccts that an artistic wall paper. such
as is tebe found at Deckcr's docs. He
has them in the most [1103:1ng designs
and colors at low, prices.
Painters’ Supplies.
Artists’ Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Paintin. i’aperhangiug, Decorating
and Sign riting.
DECKER,
79 Wuhinston Street. 80. Norwalk.
4
arms THAll BlitliiS
You couldn't make
a better lnI'cI-Itnnnl
of money than b the
PURCHASE of [A
MONDH. sIItIIr lilIsI-t.
They dont rust.
nIIItIIsd-vn' i cut them
they don't the that»
in value to an) rm-
Sortable extcut and
youcnn always run-
17.0 on tin-In vary
nearly iiIIir \aiue.
'lhcy make line was
enis or heirlooms and are elwau err I~ilI~III
Inflateral. When you want 111st \Idioi Illl-l.
nu tlltll'l or iewcltr go to
HOMER B. HOVT’S
Jewelry and Optical Store,
80 Washington Street.
' ROTON POINT
AUDIT‘ORIUM
him-9nd Mrs.
Harry D’Esta
and Company.
l’l'l'.~l‘llflllfll| high class, nIII‘I-l and do
I'Idwlly [Ilvas‘ing t'llit‘l‘lillllllit'llf,
consisting of
Ventriloquism. .
Prestidigitation,
Vocalism and Dancing,
Mechanical Theatre,
Musical Cats,
Royal Marionettes,
Acrobatic
Specialties, etc.
Punch and Judy.
10c; ('lIildtI'II. SI'. l'II'I-ning.
ill and '31! With.
YOU A
IIIIl-.1Il)'.II-mIInIlIII heating
also: i ll. Ib- ~ Nah-i IIrIlial la 1
~Iltllluvt'.
it Irwin IIIIIny triI-nrb : it will
nilnllwl' Illllfl‘ llll~ )‘I‘lil‘. Tel.
t’illl'u‘ it Il-uw JIII-t what in
l'lilliilt‘ll for it. i'utnct nil
:l” in -\\’-'l lll'llllll‘fi.
Nannie llllllll"< free at ll
(li1'llllt’llllillK-h(II‘."~.NNI\\1|lk.
l".ll. llIniI-I‘. ll. ll. l‘lai~tI-I|
nllli 17.11. Tomlin-I-
XIIrn'nllI.
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WAGHINO‘I’ON ITRIIT.
Io. Norwnlk.
Persons looking fora lot or house and
lot with lhc‘ Qiew of purchasing, ilrt‘ invit
rd in call and exantltn- our “Id. We hurt-
them for sale in cVi'l'y part oi the My at
rrnmtmblc prices and on «my terms.
nu L'fitm
‘1‘ And ll”! 01 Pilllll \‘ll'. lIul lI II at \v-r
1‘ hulk. W'ilitlllllli :1 int lill‘ Ilia-ltbt 1M bot-
unlit “Mil" :IllIIIn Ml lull \ ll. l‘til'l.
l'lfl‘llfttul “Illnnu ; i,II.-,-|\\\IIIIII [IIiI- of \‘ur
and tnmII-l- llullilf dun-4...!
“hon it“ It I) II. III-.1 I\ the 111w and n- I IIthI
of llnw‘tmll that \lIllIIIIn III-I kw» Ind. o I-I IIII
\ulmtlh. ltd. lulu ‘ll IIiI IIi dent! in Hm Hutu the
Hunt in t I- Twill-'11 union and lot the handy
ul IIIIMI‘M "H ”In 111 st ”:lIII'Iul II ultw Illi‘lill'i‘l‘
than. human mini-Id llli I..IIIt IIIIIIII .-|IIIII
Mb. i‘t'h IIIlIIIIiIIIIgtu l l‘I'l'lTI' llu- lnul mil 1-1
null ‘leva I 1. lill'l it tIIIthct atone-II» iIIIIII
«IIlIIl‘IlI . and records. that liI-Iu-It ll llIIwnn
«If *llll .‘Hrtt'tillt. la I'u-I ulurnf neiltl will [ml]
min 1.. c under ilm satin. and that ihM‘ Ullllt’tl
IIIIt .lgti IIItIIraI h‘lt‘llllltllf Motion and
lIIln IIIIII-Isiti. lIIIItI - III-«Indians 1m ntml
III \IIW H thi. I IIan- heat. tll’t' Illll‘rmtn'll 1M
llt'flilIIIoaItnIl- iI-IIMIIIMIIIIIIII Hill lulll lhI'tI'lutI'
llrnlerI-Ii. 1h: Ii MIiiII iiiiltl' -|lIIlIl I'IIIl-u‘ III-Iil I‘ “l
the [‘(‘llill‘llt' I «If «obi II lH‘Ill in he ulu ll to all
Ivor-«Inn itItIrII-Itml iiu win to snow )rIrIIpu
"mll'f'irllllllflfl'l'lll pI-IIIIII. lo lcaiing will.
the Hull Iin but if 1.. III In Ni I1 I open 1‘..."
littb lilllllnl Motion. and wild lain L'IIti rum,
"I but ill“ 'fl’i n 'rIII-IIII l :IltI-htcdhrdt- ,\ ”m
ll~ 1w) I oi the Motion M an order IIIIIIIIIIII:
Loil up I“ II. to! by IIIlIliuhiIIu ihi .,|.I
twin III "l" gunning HInHIII-l II III “new.”
hailnuncitv IllnttlH 1M Illwfri'l .Ill Hit or
IIII urpllw wthu ["1" III Mum-If
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READ
THE
WANT
OOLUMN.
Norwelit’s Greet Bargain Emporium
TO-DAY
Barrt'r llllS aw tits you.
Reliable Goods and Honest Prices.
NORALKBO 1011 ST RE
NORWALK. OONN.
Remember Your Mail Orders Have the
Same Attention A: Your Personal Ones.
ECONOMY IS THE WATOHWORD
IN EVERY HOME!
Space. Come see, and be convinced that now is the time for economical buyitur.
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_ Children’s Slimmer LadIes Musitn Underwear. __
Dresses.
Gingham Dresses, an odd lot, 250.
White Lawn Dresses, 27s: to $1. (In.
Uluunbrny Dresses, 50c, were 93c.
Children's Caps.
White Lawn cups... "7 to use.
White and Colored Sailors, the.
Tam II‘Shantcrs of Linen Crash, :Bfic.
Lint-n Skirts. use.
lllaI-k Figured Weol, $1.25.
Black Mohair, e2. 2.. '
Black Sicilian, $2.5” to $711M.
lv‘nll sized (town, tucked and yoke, the
Empire stylo (Town, The.
Empire style hamburged, 1114c.
Drawers, l tucks, yoke bound, .25i
Corset L‘mcrs, made of good muslin,
lilo.
Wrappers.
1151:, 75, 98c, $1.25, $1.49 and $1.98.
Gents’ Furnishings.
Hun "1115' 3-5. 19. 75 “”‘l {M'- (icnts‘ Balbriggan Underwear, short
. and long sleeves, the. I
separate Sktrts. oil Suspenders, 250. T.)
Duck Skirts, We and $1. 25 Percale Shirts, 50c
Manhattan Shirts, best pcrculo, $1. 51)
Negligce Shirts, 50c.
Unlauudcred Shirts, :i7c, 500 and The.
Gcnts’ Egyptian llose, lglgc.
and throughout next week your dollars will reach an-
usually far, if you invest them here. A vcritablc‘fcast of
“'0 cannot begin to mention the half in our limited newspaper
.u_ South
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licuts‘ Tan and Black Hose, 12120.
Suits.
Linen Crash. $3.51).
All Wool, silk ““011, $7.98.
Black and Blue Serge. $11.98.
All Wool Cheviot, $12.
Capes and Jackets.
Silk Capos. $2.118 and affililh‘.
Velvet t‘apcs. *2 be and $3. ‘35.
WOIIl Capos. $1. 50 and $2.50.
Wool Jackcts, $1.93, $2.93 and $3.98.
Shirt Waists.
We have an cxccllI-nt variety,
I3 and illu-
\ilour $1, $1. L’I, $1.19 and $1.lean
mat kcd to use.
Ladies’ Furnishings.
LIIIliI-s' Ncckwcar, L’IIc.
LaIliIIs‘ Collars, i'l'ic,
i'utl's, 2.30. ’
Tan and Black llIIxc. 1‘."._.I‘.
Pluck with whitI- dot, - II-
lIuIlics Ribbed \II-st. i‘.". .('
i tdics' Ribbt d \'.I-st sill: trimmed,
030
Lint-n (Brash, $1.118.
lllack Silk, $1.51) and $7.1m.
DRESS GOODS. ‘
One item will Suffice.
All our fun- Light (ZIIlIIreIl Dress (lends,
all styles. new and up-to—dntc, we shall
close out at 230.
Wash Goods.
We have just received for tho August
Ira-iv, a beautiful line of Lawns, in navy
and bla'ck, look at 111cm, iL”_.c
Kitchen Department.
Quart bottles Antonia. Kc.
(’hild's Bath Tubs, 75c.
it in. Flower Vase, 91‘.
:1 pint (imnito iron Tea Pot. ‘lilc.
Water Pots, ill quarts, 37c.
lilass Tumblers. L'TII- per doz.
Parlor Brooms, 1L”._.I'.
Willow i Yiotln- .4 Basket:
Son-on lhIors, do. to >13.
W inIlowSI 11' cos, luv to 'llc. I
THE BOSTON STORE, ‘ 1
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, NORWALK, CONN 1
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In Our Big Suit and Cloak Room
In Our Big Suit andCloak Reom
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‘Good Things to Eat! '
To keep the lunctions of the body in healthy ariion it is absolutely ncccs- ‘
l I Katy to eat l’urc Food and to vary the diet according to seasons. To secure ‘
pare 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 cxrellcncc. We place before our patrons the Finest, Sweetest ‘
(iIlt Edge Creamery lluttcr possible to obtain ; fresh from the creatnerit's ‘
twice each week, 22c 11): 5 lbs for $1.00. There is none like itvtry A
1 woudcrt’ul attractive line of fancy cakes and crackers and delicacies in. be ‘
found in no other store in the town. l’urc Olive Oil; highest grade of
sardines. The richest Ten to be found. Elegant Coffee; nothing but the ‘
genuine lava and Mocha, posscsx‘ing the highest excellence of quality ‘
'i'lIc Ferris Ham and Boneless llacou are simply delicious. To make the ‘
body strong and healthy, what is more intportuncc than in cat the best ‘
kind of food. Purchase of
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
Loading Grocer. ' ‘
so. NORWALK. ‘
Wherefithe Crowd Goes!
rstt TELLS THE srosv. 1
The attractions arc the superior quality of our goods, and the extraordinary Low PRICES
prevailing at our Slillt‘b only.
OUR SYSTEM DEFIES COMPETITION.
tit patrol kit nutcltcrol.
33 WEST WASHINGTON $T.. - - - - - -
llH cunts 3 lb 1st best starch l-‘I Wills,
ti “ bunch-es i‘llii ilsh, 25 “ It " 10mm starch, .'.I "
limos nil sardines 25 ” I'I " best sIIdnt-Irnoiwre, 1:.‘I ”
1 lb can corned bot-f, in H {I " hunt anon-r maps. 3:. "
‘3 lb can corned boo-f. I’I " .‘I " bout lent-m t‘ukII-I, ‘t.’I “
l’IIttI-Il ham or tongue, 1- 1 1b, 3 “ II " brat tam-y rumor,“ ‘lil “
l'IIttI-Il hunt or tongue. 1 ‘J lb. 1: “ iii Hm. lit-st. oatmeal, 11.. ‘I
llIIIIIII smoked IIhIItIidI-I'. per lb. s “ Host NI), 7 pump“, .3” "
tingle brand bacon pI-r lb, 2 u up," No. 11 ”mm,“ It; ..
rim-boot- ily paper, per sheet, 1 .. (told dual, per package. in ”
'l‘IIngiIIi‘IsIt iiy paper. at slums. El “ llern starch, pIIr paektutn. " "
\ctv llcst l lgiti Crcttittciy llimr lilo, pct pound.
Maud S. Flour, 55¢. per bag; $4.25 per bbl.
NEW YORK" GROCERY co.
Donovan Building, South Nor-walk.
i 3.,AND 17 MAIN flTRII‘I’. NORWALK.
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