Advertisements. not «medias the
time. use: three tlmeawe: slxtimes.
~ notices let! a line., Marriage and
no. Schedule of rates lei-idles
on Rule-By mail. In advauoé.
prepaid: , One month. me: time
.I; six monthlI. $2.60: one your. 66.
hr new-bore. m a week. to be paid
o‘as are Welcome at The tieutlnel otilee.
,2} how or any naive. you will confer ll
. by telephoninir. sending or bringing it
ill,
mun llox tor the convenience ol those
wish to leave items oi now or other mat-
‘ will be found at tho outmnce to The Senti-
Milne.
NTOATTONR should iii all cases be ad-
Irnn EVENING murmur.
Houth Norwulk. Conn.
I.” Evening Sentinel has a Circulation
6 Town of Norwallc and its Suburbs
torlal roomII. 92—2.
ch oiilce. 534-
A
cloudy. wilh local ralu and slightly
temperature Tomorrow It promise.“
lair to partly cloudy and gonomll) Imol
III local rain.
W-.m... -. .-. m... -M
Thermometer Record.
, highest point oi the thermometer tor
twfidtr-lour hours ending at noon today
was degrees u’oovu zero: lowest. 07 degree.»
, W Almanac fol" Tomorrow.
an runes Sun eolel High tide Low ”do
ntt’. in; :39 or.»
The temperaturo oi Itho water today is in: .
gmetropomau lllnslrllll’u Journalism
“rely hard up iIulIIIId. 'l‘hII othI-r nighi
in a great city a woman board a
thief in her bidromn. SIIII. I'IiiakcuI-d
her husband, who run after him and
caught him. This was a three line in-
trident, nothing more. But the Int-tro-
poliian illustrated and of tho routury
W caught it up and Iuado a thrill-
ilng' bluntly murdrr tale of it. Then-
‘ “portraits of the wife whom the
woke and of the husband whom
aroused after the thief wokc her.
The?! was II quarter page picture of the
band as he hung over the prostrate
term of the thief. grabbing him by tla
collar. The matter was phuiteml ourI
nearly lipase o! the grunt tIIstpapIIr.
t In this kind of thing that givuln
“undue! tho so calhd “great" news-
, papers that tired feeling. In the ration
L _ pad and aprcntl and milk». a splurm.
the paper is drawn out so thin that. it
[We the reader. It may Inm- [in II
Willie lit tho limo of tilt) crI-atiou to
make Iomething out of nothing, but it
Ila. certainly novor bwu douo uinro.
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‘ President Cleveland intourhi mat all
' Elihu-amt {rqu tho UIiitIId SEIIII‘N to
"Cuba shall know what tlu-y lll'i' about
and “that may lay tlIIInIIIIIle-s liahlu to
like! moonlight. At beast if lhvy do
not know It will uot‘bo his fault, a; ho
more than hints in liltl iilibush-r procla-
fiction. 110 calla uttIIIItiuII IIIIIphaI iIIally
to the fact that tho judicial tribunal III
3,3.» Int tin this country haII run-ally
' laid down i-lvarly IIKIIIItly what urn \ m
"MITIIIHUT tho In-utralIty Iain of Iltt'
‘Uulwd Hiatus. According to its lli‘t‘l-
stun. Imlntl vi: 'V‘llllltllHlllli II out ii: ”in
United Htiilwl in mulw “In ouIItrII I.ol~.
War. such Inc Spain is I. lllIIially. it not
plainly. DT‘U oi IIourIaI violaihm. If
our neutrality and trvaty llizl’u'llll'lilll
with Spain. lint tilll'll I-xpedillmm do
I“ minute Ill" only Vlillilllllliti of tin-
W. Any IIIIII who I-outribiitI-II uuppllvu.
Tm of "amputation or arm for Iilil'll
luvdltimi violalmi llll' law and is linlth
“hwfllslml. Thin, liii‘a'IIt'IIi‘, whim".
ll] clout! not include Ian-h iIII-rIIIuIliIII
Wilma mi Rolling anon, ammuni-
finmd mppllm opIuly to t' ubuun or
Muir. Hitch IIuppIIIIIi iuiuIt bII
We: tabl- tor the am n! tilihusturlug
William below they can be miml hy
1* United Stairs authorillm.
‘1 WI flu not unfamiliar with vmnlts of
be In um «malty. w“ i. oi amt.
Witt“! (Intending from tho Atlan-
, the Pacific noun limos tfl'lli‘ in
*M. But a WWII of both lorrihln
m and turrihlo iitorm sin-ii an the noun-
W II“ pat-Int through is mouthing Iii»
wivnlml in thI ipri'riIIiK‘v of
i“ must Whalbiwhiu. 'I'liII IdormII pars-
‘ “It a region unusual for violent
m “maritime. AIIIIIIII to thin
fin “to taint railway accidents.
“mm allwllio hunt. tlit,I storm
the mldrtttiimhitlidml! oi lirm
ltll and a mi amount of W"
W. 0n the whole We who «I
ought to be glad that we got out
native. W...“
'I a police captain‘s dwrlpllm
Wattle itctii't Ina: “TiltI Iicorrtwr
Haw haired. thin 1mm wild
“in. with his bark humped tilts a
M? tall. who tom Ilovm thcI
tint
' Connecticut allied were retired. a few
, guessed then that a brisk demand {or
years ago. with the coming or the trol
lay, people wopdered what would be-
come of the 600 cars that they had
draggedsoloug. No one would have
these old cars would spring up in one
season and would almost completely
exhaust thesupply. Yet such has been
the pulse thin suiumor.
Tho cars have been sold for summer
sholtersiu’rnrnl districts. for hunters'
camps, for lodges by solitllry lakes, ”for
cabins on hOIII-Ic boats, and, most of all.
for the humus ot oamporu on the coast.
of Long Island Sound and its inluudu.
As a bicycle advertisement catch line .
funds, “you see them everywhere" this
iéunimer.
All along the Sound bunches from
Larclunont to Watch Hill and even out
on Block Island them cars are found,
poised on breezy blull‘u, by pin-ling
brooks, and on shining sands, some as
annexes to pretentious cottages, some
strung together like a vestibulod train,
Home painted in thc most fantastic hour,
but all doing duty as ulllcioutly as ho»
tore the day when the our horse bocmno
uxtiuct. The happy idea of using tho
cars for summer (maps 1qu been so gou-
orally adopted that one finds Ii N orwall:
car unexpectedly (Confronting him at
Black Rock harbor, Ii lot of Waterbury
and Bridgeport (3an at; Stratl’ord and
Morwiu’ 5 Points, New Haven cars at.
Woodmont, Savin Rock, and Morris
(love, Hartford and Middletown cars
at Brunford Point, Double Beach, Guil-
ford, and Saybrook, and Norwich can-I
and stages on the Thames river and on
the eastern islands. So IIxteusivo has
the demand become for cars that Star
lion Agent Hayward, at tho Union sur-
tiou or thetlonsolidatcd road i.. Now
London, recently received a letter of in-
quiry from a woman inland, asking him
for his lowest prices for passenger cars:
also for a list of stylus.
A Norwich party at Scotchcap on tho ,
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Thames river, haio arranged four homo §
titl‘flilll tho form of II hollow square. .\ ;
canvas awning covers tho IIonrtinrl
made by the cars, and II tall ilagstatl'
rising from the (outer quplIIl on tho
pleasing establishment. line of the cars
is used as a kitchen and workshop, and »
the others are lounging, sleeping and re '
caption rooms.
DquIII DeWirc, on Bloc L" Island. ililll
live of the cars, arranged likeI the cou-
uccted cars of n vcstibnled train.
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Two Ambitious Whulmen Who Rode lrom
Danbury to South Namath. '
The Danbury Ne-wu tells of two inn-é
bitious Danbury wlIcoliIIeu who sun-3
medial in breaking the record from that ‘
city to South Not-walk, Sunday. and“
distanced tho timool evurythiiig but a
lacomotii'o botwwu lln- two plat-mi
Thu'ridrrs Wt'l’t? Ila-my Moorofnight,
operator at the Danbury control telII-l
phone oliico, and II. W. 'l‘uolior. Ith‘i‘h,
at David David's drug store.
TlonlIIti Ithburyuu iilaiulom at Ii
o'clock Sunday unwind“, and an hour;
and ilvo iiiiiiutIIs latI-r worn in l.aIIII‘.~
nastaurant, South Norwalk. rIIaIlr tori
breakfast. The previous I‘t‘t'tlril ii'au,
made. by l. Ford Heuley.ot Norwalk.l
who rmlo from tho Fair llrouud to‘
South Norwalk on a .IIiIIgIo th-II l in um-
hour and tour IuinulIIII. 'l‘ho taudvm."
Sunday IIIIiIIriIIl tho saqu dint: IIqu llt
ox. II tly illll‘ hour. ’1 llt‘lllililllli‘l' is about
lii'i'tllyIllll't't‘ Iuilos and the roads not
tlu- bin-IL
Frill“ South Nor‘wallc Mum llllll
'l‘uIIluIr min to New York, 'l'lIIIy ImulII
tlIII run from llaubury to Now Yuri. lll
IIYI‘ hours. M‘tI-ra short «top in llI-I
IIity thoy rode to ('ouoy Island. and?
afterward mb- back to Now \uIL‘. 'l'hII
whole IlielaumI was lot. mil-II.
The Human II Wright Guarantee.
'l‘lIII guamuiu- or thI "good lira-I“
lI broad IIIIIIiigli lo vow-r almml any
kind of IiIIIIIIIiItII and to walls“ iliII
Iumtoxnrtlug rid-Ir. but IhII “It“ must;
be drawn IIoImelaIrII, and Morgan III;
Wright uro iryiuu in make It known to
Hum-II ovorywhvro that llIII gunmntnui
done not «Iovor dumugvs mulling from
the carrying oi lmll limit tin-inimtiousl
ttutida the Mo Iiy having an munh air
an pom-thin In tho M d' W. I|lllt’lt I'i'Imll“
tin-iv turn putting the tool inllwpunr ,
tut-II. and following llIII few other simplol
llllill‘til‘TlltllillII tluI I‘llllilogm‘. n p-rmu- l
hunt repair can bII umIlII iii lWlt mluulIIs.
nttlw roadside. without rmuoviuu tho
fire from the rim.
5.... -..-._ .4“.
Lou Test.
Pop-limp” Xlll Iowan-d the vol I
radar systvmmud by Ii Ilm'rwlu troll;
nrderwl that February should hang
li’rIIiIly nine Ileyii in ilw years him With;
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ivith the agents of the celebrated Bear
Glove-Fitting Patterns. by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicente patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
to:- putting together the ganuente Iw-
eompuny each pattern.
6801 ~LADlES’ CAPE. ,
Black sat-in, lmil‘c-plaitéd mousellnc—
do-aoic and white appllIiuII insertion am
richlyv combined iu'thia , stylish cape.
which is ono of tho season's richont (Imp
factions. Thoca'pcia circular ln Nhapo
and isslashod in front and back to form V
tabs on its pretty outliuo, tho fronts
being lIIIIgtlicnod in stolen fashion. A
still intI‘IrliuiIIg is hard and the mouse-
liue, which is bought ready-platted, is
sowed on uudr-rucath. J‘uiit abovo the
tab opcninge. The nook is finished with
artichc of mnuseliuo and loops of satin
ribbon set ovor the standing collar, two
lllliTt-i of tho thiu fabric falling owr the
fronts, and a bow of sutiu ribbon being
placed at tho back of neck. Volvot,
brocadc. Persian silk, heavy plain or
ribbed silk, or film broadcloth can be
thus couIbinIId with not, ohifl'ou. silk,
mall or linen baiistc and decimated with
silk or jot passcnwutcrio, insertion,
‘ginIpor ribbon. Violcta or other small
llowcre add daintiuvss to tho decoration.
The quantity of material ‘1? inch»:
\vidorupiiri-Il to audio this capo {or a
lady having .I 'lti- inch bust lill‘urllll'u in
il , yards.
The pattern, wlIiI II is No than and
.rolaihi forthirty cents is cut in sin-s
‘ifir a 32, ill, do, 35 and Ill-inch bust
lllt‘fl‘fll’l‘. ‘.
EVENING SENTINEL
COUPON.
Emitting to one Pattern. any size. of No
’ltittl 1.
Out this out. till in your nameand address
and mail or take ltt to
Sturtevent’s Bargain House
Nun ‘
Annnm
HIZF IN
'l‘hla coupon and 1': cont.“ will (throw
almw pullou- at filIIrtoI Iiunl' e, Ninth AIIIIII
llil'l Aim sin-«ls. Hnutli Nurwulli. w
Wehsnmedemolslmmtn
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when it blinks on walls handsomely and
appropriately decorated. No painted wall
was ever so rich, or gave the beautiful
ollccts that an artistic wall pupm', suI-li
as is to be found at Ihacksr’ II does. 110
has them' III the most. pleasing Ilchsigua
and colors at low prices.
l’ainteru‘ Supplies. \
Artists’ Materials, Pictures.
guitar-es framed to enter.
a ntiug, Papcrhungiug,
and Sign Writing.
, DECK ER,
79 Wflhington Street.
BETTER THAN BANKS
You couldn’t maln-
n hotter lnvostmunt
oi mnnoy than M tlu-
I’Ul'l ('llAtll‘ of MA
MUNDH. not or unset
'l‘hoy Ilou't rust.
moths don' t not them
the) don't tinctuuto
In value to any reu-
sonable extent and
{ion can always rea-
lze on them iery
nearly their value.
'l‘l Iey make flue preso
nuts or heirlooms and are always excellent
collateral Whon you want llrst-wator dluo
inouds or jowch y go to
HOMER B. HOYT'S
Jewelry and Optical Store,
80 Washington Street.
ROTON POINT‘
AUDITORIU M
Air. and Mrs.
Harry DjEsta"
and Company.
l‘nIsoutiuga high class novel and do:
cidedly pl. using IIulorlaiuIncut,
l onsiating ot
Ventriloqulsm,
Prestidigitatiou,
Vocalisui and Dancing,
Mechanical Theatre,
Musical Cats,
Royal Marionettes,
. Acrobatic
Specialties, etc.
Punch and Judy.
Decorating
So. Norwullr.
1IlI‘III‘lhI-IIlIIl-lrvn, Mallow priced“. .\IIiilt.~I,
llhj;
l'lillili‘t‘ll. I Hunting.
in and :‘II routs.
ITAV'LOR a. GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurancel
WASHINGTON STRICT.
Io. Nona-Iii.
l'tInmnu looking [or II lot or home and
lot Villll the \ll‘w ol part II: mug, arollivti
lIII ill M II r itIIIilIIII our II t. We have
tlIrIiI lur min in I- wry in. Id. of lIIII city at
rmuouublr prom and on «wa terimi.
iii ‘Jln t!
JAMES MITCHELL, Auctioneer.
l’ni‘uiiiig‘ l'ltIIislls.
Launch. lli‘ziss, 'l‘mils. etc.
.\'I‘ AI'L'TIHN.
I will II‘IIIIMI lur Iutlt‘ it"
iSaturday, August l5, l896.
-:It on. "L.
IIiI lliII l-rIIliIII l"‘ IIWtII'Il III‘ ”III Lili-
II lll. ll. Ian Lwnml.
At Middle Five Mile River
IlLIIiI-Iitu'luln olltbolmlI :IiullaimlnuluII-II
liltiiilhlili'l'fihttn lui fuming [Illl'lnIu-n mu
III-Noam: Mom. in l'TIHII n“! ”It . Indim. uiIiI-l
~l~iIII II- «II.- ulIm-lm, i -.II.I- rank Ilrlll'I. WtI
l-tlli in own lili'l illl' HUN. in {NT IIIrIIInIi. I-lnim
lIuIt plant. In; in l is Illlu. IInr-IIvIIIIl nIIIIIt.
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I‘I~.i...l.|. Ti'lll-‘lll'fl‘r lioarlmz
il'l't'li llal-I‘Ic Neil-I l‘nrillal l:iIl
HIIIIIH‘I.
ll Iumh- many Mural»; It Will
lillllllu'l morn thin war. but
:Iaum ll tlHI'II‘ Ithl what In
t'ltIllIIl'll [or II. Unrrn'l all
all Inilt’IIl ll‘IIlllill‘H.
HIIIIpln lmlll-tn {I‘M all ll.
tilIIiIIlI-Iilillll: .t l‘o.'s. Nurwnllz.
I". ll. Iliulfir. II. II. l’h‘IlnlmI
liIIIl lI', Il. 'i‘uIIIllanIi. Nuath
Sound.
New York, New Haven and
Niipllllm:
Hartford R. R.
.\ Pomona ~ .‘NII l-ll' “i"II'IT
ANOTHER LIMITED EXCURSION
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Wanna- not a nil-at mom nib I lithium. In}
Willmtll at It“ Nillll'
amen on llm-II lli' mat of
Tliltllithmu t.I lltl'till‘I n
lliiIIIIlnIl plum lhn
ill lili‘flll'vH Ilflitfi' m lI-ul at Hutu" Pump-
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TlioQowu nl \\ ItIIIlog I'm. .. , 2."
Thursday, August l3.
llli I-HIIlliII liiilll ill .Il ll TM“ lHti':
ONLV
5i. 50 for Round Trip!
Fm IIIIIUII llI‘IIIItII. lloI iIImIl-or nl Will-III \tlll
IIIiItllI'tlvllmlI-III ullu lm gum! m l) .n 1|...
.luitlpouvlilvblltnllw no ltlwlwmltlt Hlmo. lIlfl't'llllil‘izlllllitllllnlllll“ ninth“. and run-ii lm
ul-llll
till" lth Al'lllllt l \l M ii Mlll‘ I'AN.”
,Ilh-I in it foul lnugmrni In good oniot. lm- II' in
{iiNII mth use; aliv- Hill t-o «on M ltt‘i' borth at
Ill“ liIillti-I-Ioiillul Altrnll ll HtIIU-lie til llomiv
n. titu- iia- built M lhv \Inrrl- llclulilu i' n
Indies and continua-ii Ilmirin
liIIliIiu norIIniwIili Iaa obtain l :- mow til.
tlIcIIilmimldntII- v. al-I-ilI-w-Winhinl innitlI-tie.
at "It malm-I laumlo. “mtWilt-Iemtilnyuwlil
Mutual ltiimmlimoli A ll“! IIIiiIn nun" Ii
man and until-Item Hon-I min-In tu right
[triflin-
WIIMIIII Girl Hot lt‘. I'ulurvtl. lo mould ”HUN
in ”In kitchen.
2W). Mn, and tWIIniy- eight dare in the l, 10 North Halli Intrus- “oath Hawaii.
tun-rumba“ century yours Win wen
mtnlelip your and imiwill tintinl
hullho mi- roman: Thu-uI Mihel
the mar-Nit tour Ponturinil, thn years
selectmlbeiug century”. Thinistn
imagine armoured and Walt i
cut mkoulng into nppunimalu burr
runny. ... ..
'ltinodd that Bidder «horrid he 4”"5
systematically «titled when in: wtie tel
”Ml? ”We“ "no m‘t
risotto are up chm at meeting
hieihmm."
leap year uhiitiouni day- air omitted in +
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T" "I! “mm I T'IICIM ”iii
lflu'l Hi mflmnlml m a refill
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NOTICE TO 99HTRADT9RS
t'milod animals tor the mm rswiirm of it
illrlllwl plin- Inert I‘- motor in
damnation ,1
HM” Pet
mlimlulthnnMrmd he i 'ltiI cilia"
teIWsehloctnu ultwt. out i emu . the nth
Emblem pummel on." to aim: by that
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Mill“ t’tmt‘llllllflt‘tl ‘ril' "if,” MM".
“mime within l'fuhfl dent the
"flint". “'" null ”.396"...
Msmwil tor the dim-TE
meet to m ,. awn Mean
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tit-r m4. hum Ilium
titt‘jl
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lflzmeiraw
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ilrwi vine-I
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lml ”Mlliliim: ”in mm." 7.. “i.
law wt t lm “dump.“ “ ‘ ‘
Special Express Train
\illlill mt IIln .. II-iuimin ill lIIIIwII booth Nor
itiIIl In IIIIIll Tull" You” ulIl l'l'titi» “f “1”,, M'ttllt.“ t it‘ll til “out "I” 6 ,1 ll. ill.. "'Iilmul.
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l' '1"qu Iiwtlltl‘llt “Huh m lanolin... M, h
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0 T. "NNVEV'S jIluiitul-lurI-liilli lmmoail II mammal-III limit
in ill’li"i"\illltll!;!‘
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rTumI v
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It: ’il'l" II III- in um
with a can M
Le Page“;
Glue!
TlurII‘ ' :r. .5. r .lv .IT ‘9
met! In Iain. lli lll tin-h. - ‘3 . It“ "11‘ i‘H‘I‘
uplfl’n I'M/III fit." 21 iv .1 f" I; 72: lllai' ll
l‘tf Ilill' None 5” (2):: 42‘ H II ll ltii
healing nor-Immaimt'p ti 2 Ill‘lioi .II m-
rlv like mu. Il:,u:r u .l Ian M ii”i‘mI~
Mill lh. bi. ll iuI ii: liwrr'i mi
in lltoalirrt lim- who ~r lol‘lli‘t. and WI
:21 flexible number. l was kgfillayc
vantage“ elerLcl’agt'I . he
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.33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.. -
. NORWALk. OONN.
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Connecticut’s Great Bargain Emporium; ' - '
Honest Goods at Honest Prices.
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and the “Cic 'uu' ’ol the bargains.
N. Y. OFFICE 442 BROADWAY.
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Remember We Have the Biggest Stock
and Lowest Prices.
The Time , to Strike
The lime to buy is now, while you can get “lI‘ir-s'L Choice,"
There never was a time when prices were
so completely IlcuImalizcd ; never a time when good, rclial.)lc, season-
ablc merchandise of allvarictics was offered in such generous
quantities, at such ridiculously low prices. Surely if
therewas a limo. to anticipate your wants,
and to buy for future use, it is now,
and the place is here.
throughout, cloth alone worth cutirc:
cost of skirt, 3:3 9' each.
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BHIGK perceptions.
Three Special Values in
Black Dress Goods for
This Week Only.
liipioccs 'll‘igurcd Mohairs, lilo qual-
ity; pcr yard, 25c. ‘
opiccoslli in. All Wool Black Httll‘
riettn, .300 quality; special, :iT'Bc.
5 pieces Figured .iacqarde, excellent;
cloths and styles, real raluII, 890; for?
this sale, one
choice of lot. .39.: each.
one-half regular prices.
to ll yenrs,rcgular pricexldil) each; 50c.
Ludios’ (‘rash Suits, regular 'alnc,
$1.93; tocloIsII t’lltll, lit}. 50.
' H: Ill’ Blciic lied Table Linen, Tull width,
Laces HaITdkBTOhIBTS Etc, . sold by many dealers at 50c; just for a
. IIr.
loo lilt'ct‘h‘ Wash \' alcm-icuues Laces, “if!" " KT 1' _ , I.
2., J.) and tilt-each, tor ldoz yards mcquaity (italic, (rm-man Dannie
Oriental Laces, from .I to ii in. wido,§ 7’2" Towels, heavy doublodamask, 2! ‘
in whito and corn, at s and I2'._.c; real : lune Madras Sailings, 2'" '50'
valor, 1:3 and 2M.
‘ llaiuhurgs, all now and clean, 9 and :
l-lc; valuo, iii and tile. ‘
llIIIIIIIIIII-ks, to clinic, \\'l‘l't‘ ific, l'or Silo
lIaIIIIIIoclIs. $1.00 uni-s for line,
f . . . ~.- . ._ .. .
lIatliI‘Is‘ and Misscs‘ llaudkorcliiofs in i Hamiuixhs, "’0 ours fm M‘ ',
grout variI-ty, so Iloz.. simcial, It for 2.30
lladivs' Collars and Loathcr BI-lts in; Basement.
:39le i‘ill'ltll)’ and “I WWI“? prions. Mason‘s Fruit Jars, per dozen, Mic
'; English I’orccl: Iiu Broukfast Plans
In Our Popular Cloak ROOT“ :warruntcd not to (' razo. car h be.
LadiI-s' liltirk Figurod Mohair Bril-é lulnzirt Mass 1?. (Irry l)i.~h, cat-h, ltic.
liuutiuo Skirts, full made, lined; Glass Coicrcd Butter Dish, our h, ilc.
Ladics' Wrappers, balance ol the sca- ,
son's stock, value from 75o to $l.ollr
1‘25 do 4. Ladies‘ Shirt Walsts, all clean :
and desirablefifi, 50am] 1ch each; just
Children s Wash Dresses, sizes from 4
l'lillllll‘lotiks, to close, wero l'Jc, for Him 1
$1. .2‘) each;
T9ll.ET ARTICLES
For One Week Only
(Instilc Soap. pIIr down calico, lac.
L‘aboskiu Soap. por package, ll‘gc.
Comfort Soap, porcukc, l‘llc.
()opco Soap, per cake, :lc.
Talcnm Powder, pct box, To.
(,lolcgatc 6.: Brown Toilet Waters, 194:.
r Quadruple Extract. 29o oz. '
the Tooth Brushes 100.
the dressing combs, 2.50.
Domestics
Full Bleached Table Damask, :33 in.
wide, the greatest valuo ovor noon, onlyr
zlot- per yaid
Underwear and Hosiery.
Mon at Balbriggan Shirtsaud lhaw-
urn spacial, 250.
Men' 5 Balbiiggau.
Shirts and Drawers, inc.
Men‘s Black and Tan |-._,' How, double
heels and tons, summor weight, value,
lilo; per pair, l"’-.c
Ladies“ French Lisle Vests,
cat-h; 230.
Boys' Shirt Wait-Its, extra valuo, 19c.
Ladies' 26 in. Twill U Inbrollas, value,
93c.
extra quality
value, 5th:
THE BOSTON. STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
NORWALK, CONN.
TELEPHONE CALL. 58- 2
Important Questions Answered!
WIIIIrI- I',Ill I obtain tho llllllni liill IIIIIgI- l'i‘t'lllll' /
l‘l’)‘ lluttor Ill town, I313.- lb; Jill-I. for Ill on? \
Ilordon‘a Extract Ill L'oll'IIII. t'orpuIIIIII,otu':1
Sey-
mour’s ,
lhIlIIIIoim.l;ii'.l‘:IiId Moi-ha l'otl‘I-II, lllI‘ llllt‘fll/
gimllu ianmbli‘. tII nldlilll L' t
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At t lligh (ii-ado 'l'oamis all tho uzimII IIIIliu.ItI.~:‘.~-
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ply lwl‘lmct L‘
\ .\ full “no of tho lI'IIrI-iIIl‘-:lobr.itool llaIIII, Ilium»
I Ivan llziitvm, IItIt.
'l'lp-iiuuat govt: to be uncured 3
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Ihury l'lIilaIlI-lphia lIrIIaIII,NIIIITIIIIat-Il'3
Nfi‘lol hot cheap, but how good. We can servo you in the most acceptable manner.
Cl-IARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Loading Orooar.
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30. NORWALK.
A GOOD WIFE
Sllolllil ill‘iti In: 21 good mink.
, Hour ol' the best quality llt' tried.
in" you to la: sun: and
BUY ”MAUD S” FLOUR.
«w... W.-.”
AI. lm-ml l‘i Illt' atoll III “In, it in itllpuildlll that
llIi-.|I.iIiII~; ll you mil-.ull your Wit/(‘3, tliry will
It Ismatlcliomperimi whim.” qualiti- l‘i always tho I..iinI-,2Iml it make-s. m
MORE l.()AVE.‘i T0 'l'lliI l’..\l\'l\'l-. l. [HAN ANT 0"] ilhk H ()l' ll.
$4. 25 PER BBL; 55c PER BAG.
\I'I' , I'arc selling lSOU pounds of our breed lilgin Creamery butler earli Week.
we supply you?
t90 PER POUND.
2i pounds bout (irauulaictl Sugar for tier)
Our price lb
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NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Donovan Building.
South Norwalk.
JEAND 37 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
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