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dale” advertisements. not exceeding live
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1.1.: notices 101' a line. Marriage and
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' THE EVENING SENTINEL.
. flouth Norwnilr. Conn.
V111: Evening Sentinel had a Circulation
the Town of Norwalk and its Suburbs
, i-ger, Cohaidcrably, than the Combined
initiation of ihe other Three Local Dail-
_ Our'I’rcu Room 1'11 aliuayr'opqn to
i
.51} Editorial rooms. 92- 2.
, Branch onion. 53-4.
in .York Herald Weather Forecast
in Walther iodaf [Womb-1014 to be gonorallfl
from lair tolpartly o oudy 11ml 1111111 sultr y. wit
«moderate all oi temperature. possiblypio-
ededh local rain on Him-111111.. Tulnnrrnw
it prom nee tube lair and slightly cooler. ioi
wed bya alight rlno oitornpciraturo.
. Thermometer Record.
Thohluhest point at the thermometer for
the twenty-ionrhours ending at noon today
we] decrees above zero; 1owost. 7:1 degrees
“are
”infants Alumnae for Tomorrow.
81111111105 ’ Sun 119111 | libih tide Low tide
at 5.01 l ate; 52 at 11:12 11".".
The temperature of the uaior today is 71;».
ET
,7 ' Tile Transvaal Raiders.
Thu/1111111111110“ judgment on tho son-
‘ Mucus of imprisonmont paesod by tho
.. Englisih high (cart on Jarncnon and his
“fellow filibnstors is that thoy worn
served right. and would l1 '11'1- boo 11 so rm (1
{distill more right if the so ntouoos had
been longer. It is an inglorioun 1 riding
. to the high horoics with which tla'no
permits fitarird out tho mob of last Do-
cetnber—this living 51-1111 ‘llCl‘il as common
felons toacornmon jail. It is such a
cutting of thoir footlu're, so to spoak,
that nobody will our illitki‘. horocx of
any of thcm again. Th1 y arc jail birds.
No story our illustrated mars-W11-
erlmly British grin 1i and disrogard for
the rights of othors than this disropuiu-
bio Jana-son raid has dono.
The Boom crossod tho Vaal rivor to
get rid of tho English. (iold was dis-
coverml in thoir South African Ropublic
in spite of thoir oil'orls to kH-p tho [1 -r-
eigners out.“ Tho Boot town of .lohnum so
burg filled up rapidly with English, who
wantod to run that townoxaotiy an illvy
'plmtsc'd and still ho British suhjw'ts.
The fact that tiny 11'1ro. not puniiltod
by the Boom to do thinconstitub 1! tin ~ir
grinvanm Th1 -'_1 formod a pint to r1 1lr1 as
their “gricva11r1-,’s' Jaflnoson and his
trmpors woro to come riding into .111-
hannesburg on Now Yoar's morning or
, thercaiu‘nit and tako imsse'snion of tho
1‘" town, in which oporation tho ‘liuuliuli
ri'sidnmri \vol'o to boil) hi111.
licutominia 11'oro Milli-11's of high ranl. ill
the British 1'nililary 11orvio1- and ho and
they all hold commissions uudor 1h.~
,British go1'1,".'111nont.yrt tho-y dolib-vr-
ntoly plotted to ovorthrow a iriondly
power.
Prcnidcnt Krugor and tho 111.1,. r “111'-
omment oilioorn amid with illustrioun
wisdom and m‘odt'rationwhon tin: bravo
Dillchnn'n di'toalod tho iusolonl raidrra
and capturcd tiu'm. Aftor' a fair trial
17111111111011 and tho loadi'rn woro nontom-od
todcath. l’rosidont Kronor [raw thorn
. thi'il' llVNl, ilnod tin-111 hoavily and
turned thorn over to tho lirltinh author»
Mel to be dealt with. Thcy Wi'rn aim
hatched iorovor from tho Traunvaa
The law undor which England tricd
u'fu‘l Willom‘i'd iho loadi'rxoi this ioolhth
' ' and impudont raid wan pannod in 1870
1 end is called tho inrf'ign onlinlmont not.
It prmidm n pnnisbmoni ior iiritiah
whit-at» who llllilll tnko part in any
Mined mnyomontnwiinnt a nation on
friendly imam with England.
As soon an the mochnnlonl powor
hauling wagon in fully dowlnpod it
will be a moat boon to tho population
of tho dry plains of Amorion. intlin
grating bolt» oi the wont thorn 11m rall-
lions of an" that furnish horbngo for
grazing. but which munt b1: irrigaiml to
platoon-nail. Woml, cool and walor
am about cqnullyuoatm li a wagon
tor hoary hauling can ho dovi ml to run
by pctrolrum, it will be of “fruit anal-It-
trace to the {armors and grazbrs in
Milton» win to ham {1 ml and (all and
inter urn vory warty
The cutiro 111.11.11.11... of Cal'm 111 only
.Millldm. spam will try tonoml 20.1100
Wmhlinrn to tho inland this fall,
which will mako altngothor 2011 am)
not slum tho it 111- hr gun. Thi- 11 rotr'bod
butch tho poor. imbooibl old gum-ramonl.
of Spain is making in i aim is plainly
lithe dim'orucd. from thin fact alono.
fill! tlilt many midi: 1'11 ought to burn
'Wllcd the inmrrootion long ago it tho;
hid Mat 111a! minim: with roal moor-
' his [lot it happomn that tho roei sol-
.‘dleruaml tool mortal» are all on the
Meet tm‘c 1.3111111.
V WI Balsa—By mail. in advance. L
in 1888 and tho English followcd rhom '
.l:11111-.~1n1’.~: '
: than any other explorer has done.
- lion in a [mint Ni dcgrcoa l~l
an 1110 rsozru 1011111!
Nansen 3 Safe Return From an
Unknown Polar Sea.
11.13 BBATBN ALL 1110110 11110011118 .
lie Did Not. Reach the Pole. but Want
Irnur Degrees Further North Than Any
Former l‘lxpediHon—Exploration! Bo-
'yond lit-nun Jose! Land.
Cliiiib‘TiANlA. ' Aug. 14.—-'i‘lio Vex-dent
pang. 11 daily newspaper-oi this city,
whose title means "Emancipation." be!
1111 ol1ed the following telegram irom Dr.
Nansen:
“liomc sale alter im-tunatc expedition. "
Did Not 1111.151. the Pole.
Mauro: Swudon, Aug. ll.—'l‘ho hemp
paper Dageusnyhutor has received com.
munlcntlons irom Dr. Nansen and Llou~
tonnat Schnithnmeo from the island of
Volume. There cannuunlcntlonn ntate that
thny abandoned the Franz in the autumn
at 1895 and resorted to the ice. The steam.
‘ DR. FlilDTJOF NANSEN‘.
1r Windward, carrying supplies to the
.lacknun-Flirtinworih oxpcditlon, picked
them up near Franz Josef hand. They oxv
poctcd that the From would eventually
drift to the cast coast. of Greenland. llr.
Nansen failed to reach the north pole, but
he touched a point iour degrees nearer
'l'lm steamer Windward took letters for
Nauru-n when it started to the rollei of tho
Jackson-Farnmvnrth nxpodition. 11:1 Mr.
Jackson expected to ilnd Nnnson and was
command that his him of drifting across
the pole in the loo was impracticable. lio
was also convinced that Nansen would ro-
turn in the direction of Franz Jone! hand.
“'intcrcd in Franz Josef La 1111.
\‘Ammu,Nor11'ny,Aug. 1~l.—llr. Nansen
loit the From March ll, 159.3, in Mdcgroos
north latitude. lie traversed the polar
millilion
north latitude. sltuntod north (ti tho New
Siberia islands. No land was alphlod
north oi 8': degrees of latitude orihcncc to
Fraanoeoi Land. where he passed tho
wlntor. subsisting on hour's iii-sh and
whale biubber. llr. Nansen and bin can»
pnnlon are in the boat of health, ’1 ho
l-‘rnrn in expectni at. Vnrdooor lloruon
rhorlly. She stood tho‘u- “all There
Worn no sick poisons abo d whoa Nannou
loii. ihoro.
llr. l"rl1lt,ini .\ans11n, the Norwouian
scientist. now about :11; yoarnold, sailed
irom i‘hrlstlanla on Julia :31, lrtlilou 11
royalzooi discovory to timarctio rogio11~
and with the lniontlou of rum-hing tho
11111'll1poio if pcosiblo. lio embarked on
board a three min—111d schooner unmod tlu-
i-'1':1111.11'hlch was prmidod with a ll“
llnrm'pilwur 1111111111 1111:1111». Sho 111.1111 111:1
tons. and hor r-lill‘ri wore no comlrw'tod .'1~
live yearn. 1111111 1 pm I
Siberian blonds, I will , plume the our-
ream and toe rendition: 111111 than celeot
the best moment for u start for the further
north through ice tree water, which, 1
iii 11k,.wlli be in Aununtan'ln then-om-
monoolnent at September. Do Long
wrote in his log'thnt while tile expedition
driitod in the ice north at llennctt inland
they new a dark ‘wnter 11 y.’ It. in a eky
which shown the reflection of water all
around. it must consequently be possible
tooovor a connidornble distance in that
direction beiore we got. iastened in the ice
and drift with it. and the currents will
probably bring us out in the are between
Greenland and *plizllei gen. We will then
have come down as tar as the oishtiuth
latitude and ii it. bu numnuir will have a
chance to gel the ship ha. so and salihomo.
”ii.hnw11\'1-r, tho ahipnhauld have sunk
beiora tho time mentioned. thnoxpodltlon
would not. be lost, as we would put. up
tents and 1151: our sludges, 1111 i have done
before. llad tho .loni'noti-c 11x1'11dltioo had
anilicbmt provlalolm and bad llliiy romain-
ud on tho ice, the expedition Would have
died a dltl‘erent result.
"How long do 1 think the oxpndltlon
will last? W11ll,l should think the ex-
podition could saiuly roach the Greenland
sea in about two yours, which will be
equal to drilling '3“. miles oaob'~ lliours.
The Jilililnilalil drifted the last. day she
was niloat much nmro,mnndtln1os even up
to a}. miloq in ouch :31 hour» it we take
provisions for {lie yearn, lsllonid think
we will be naiu.
"Do I think it too cold to remain at the
north pole during the winter? No, I do
not. I don't think there 'is an intense
cold there. as in the northern part oi Si-
beria or in the north part of western
Greenland. WOJnust remember that the
pole is probably covered by 111111.. from
which there will be much less cold than
ironl tho lint land of northern Ania. The
regions around the hole imi'o'probably
comparatively mild winters and cold surn-
mcrs. ” j
The dimensions oi the From were:
Length, l2!) ioet;b11am, :ili trot: death
from dock to heel. 17 foot. With her cargo
she was about Hm) tone dead weight, and
her hull was built almont entirely of oak
and tn the strongest manner possible. At
the points exposed to pressure irom the ice
her aides were from 30 to Elli inches thick,
and her hull was coated on the outside
with ten elionthlng compdscd oi a thick
layer of arcpnhoart a hard American wood
which has an any surface. iloronglnos,
made in Norway, were of triple ox; an
sion and oi iiiil indicated horsepower.
llrond was the principal nourishment oi
ilr. Nausea and his fellow oxplororn. The
bread was a kind of biscuit, large and
round, while and vary compact. ’l'ln' r1
tion of each man was tom-1nd .oi ioul’
biscuits a day. Tho tonic mind by tho ox-
pndlticn o‘cre 111ndo oi silk. as it 1y11~111lalm-
cd that. this 111nlorlal shuts out. cold hotter
than anything else.
llr. Neuron 11 iornpmilous 11111-11 ('nn
taln iltto Fvordrup. shlpmastor: Nigiird
Scott Henson. :1 lloutonnnt in tho Norwa-
ian navy and director oi the astronomical.
motocrolnab'al and "1111:1111 ‘11: olh‘ort‘hi tom;
Henrik lib-151111111, a lilil'fli'tlll 11n1il"li'1111111i.-:l.;
Theodore C. .lacobs'cn, main; l'otor llcn-
‘l iii" l‘1:,\\l.
to iorcc all ice mooring the Hanoi to par.-
mlor it, thus prnvonting all pinching
ind pcrxwlng
'd at i nuralk 1111111 ('hrbilunla 111011.
211, has, and 1i1o'1'or11'ouimi 11:11rll 111111111:
1111111 l)r.\.'1nnon about. I'c,ooo in aid oi
his ox p11ll1inn. Additional iund~ Worn
ioriho 111111111: by prlimn subs 'ripllonn in
eluding ouo at war #:1111111 from hing Us
at.
\liqnipnu kit of lino lram.
The i' ram was in mm way .'uln'. 111ml}
couippod and had a 1' row: oi l ‘ 1111111, all oil
whom ocruplul the cabin, 11hil' b loom-mod
only 1:1 {11111. li'uulra and which won honlod
by moom of an i-Inulinb petroleum slow. f
which connumod llti’t'il litron oi puiruloilln ,
a day. The l"rnm lupl oilnugh tool on
board to last oinhl or nine yours. and 11in:
also had 11 library consisting oi about 1.11m
books.
llr. N1111m-a‘11pian was in mnko inr tho
Now Slborian lithium and thenno Mill 1“-
rcclly norih unlii tho l'ram should bu im-
hodilod lil iho loo. ”11 lhvn proponod 11
driit along with tho l1'n. following the
woet count of any land that mluhi be 111111..
A dispatch wan rocoivod irom the doctor
at Vardooca A1111. 11:1. haul. wrluon in Hip
Yuuornki «traits on the 'Jdoi that month.
announcing that tho oipodliion way. about
to nail lnul tho Kai-:1 1111a and lliattbo
l’rnm no 1111' had bohnvml nplamlblly.
in. human anti-red tho l'nivorulty oi
Christiauia in low, and in lv‘.’ Wont 1111
n pam'nunr on tho nailing stomm-r Viking
to lammark straits and tho 11111111111111. oi
iircenland. it is boilmrd that thin voynuo
laid the inundation iortho ambition at
his llio~nnmoly. that ol Ilimtm‘orlnu the
north polo. on his rolum irom limottlmul
ho wan appoiniod curator of tho liiliiii'liill
at llernon and hold that position illlill
lNHN.wh1'n ha lod anmnll ewodlllon to
Greenland and «mutant the monitor" polo
tion oi that country from tho cont room. to
iiodlwail. on tho wont rim-l, Wllfll‘i' the par
1y whiten-ii, and rnturned to Norway in;
June. limb.
in .‘ophlttllmr, 1.111111. llr. Nansen mar
rioil All" Em l‘tli’l. younger-1. danubtnr of
tho Iain prob-1111M of zoology at Ibo I’nlv
1'1-r11ltyoi i‘brlniianlii. .‘lrn. Salaam ban
all along had mpronio inlth in tho 1111111.-
on! roturnoi hor bonband. M111 ban a pow
I-rinl numb-oi wb'o, wot a prob-animal
ulnar-r ln-ioro l1or nmrrinuo and him nliil'n
appoarod lwiorc tln- public on various m1
cal-hum llr. and Mrs. 51111111111 barn one
child, a daughter.
Harm llr. Nolm'n’n dopnrluru for tho
art-tic toplonn thorn haw been a liblubor
of reports oirrulntml regarding bin safety,
but. they lmvo nil, 11pm tim prmont. turn-‘
or! out. to be without Thumb
The \l'llblwm'll oi tho .lm' noh~Farnw
worth orpoditlun. which brought llr.
Nam-en to that inland, loft l'nrdoo inf
l'rnnl Jim-i hand in ordor to brim: back
tho lirltlmb oxpodltion on Juno 13" last.
An intervirw With 3111mm.
1111111 lmori'iow with llr. 31111111111 pm-
slum to bin dopariuro, the explorer was
1111111111! as unylmz
' ilavinu Hliwlth'i’nll iornmroxpodllionn,
mm 111111111 and man roan-11. l lmvotumloi
up in, mind to build 11 lltth1nl1lp,1oni1a
her 111 strong In [Mfllblo and but lei-1111
womb to am provision: to: 111 m tot
The From was luum ii i
drlkaon. harpoouor: Anton Annmdsou.
ohioi onuimor; lnra l’ulicrfion. an oilicor
in tho Soruoglanarmv tin-1111111;
{Nordnbi oiutrlclnn; [11111 Mouslnd. 1111'
. pontor and Adolf .luoll. steward.
lh-rnnrd :
"(..l, OHERRY'S THE BLINK 0’ MY
‘ AlN FIRES“), ‘ ” ,
1
when it blinks on walls handsomely and
appropriately decorated. No pniatod wall
was over so rich, or gave the beautiful
efieots that an artistic wall paper. 1111111
no is to be found at Docker'e 1111011. lio
has them in the moat 4119115111.; docigns
and colors at low prices.
Painters’ Supplies.
Artiste' Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed to order. ‘
Paperhnnging, Decorating
tit-lag.
DECKER.
79 Washington Street. ‘
Palntin,
and Sign
1
So. Norwalk.
BETTER TRAN BANKS
You couldn’t nmlm
11. better investmoul
of monlny than In tho
PUT lilll All}: of ”A
Mi) )Nllrl soti'mirunml
They don't ruut.
motinulon’i oat them
they dont ibn luatu
iii \‘aloo to any 1'11111
nonnblo extant and
{on can always 11-11-
iro on thorn Vor)
nearly their 1':.1lue
They main1 line pres.
onto or heirlooms and are always excellent
1~niiatoral.\\lien you want first-water. dia-
monds or jewelry 1m to
HOMER B. HOYT'S
Jewelry and Optical Store,
80 Washington Street.
ROTON POINT
AUDITORIUM
Mr. and Mrs.
Harry D’Esta
and Company.
Promoting a high class, novoi and 111'
cidcdly ploaudug ontoriainnu'nl,
1'1 insisting, oi
Ventriloquism,
Prestidigitation,
Vocalispi and Dancing,
Mechanical Theatre,
Musical Cats,‘
Royal Marionettes,
1 ‘ Acrobatic
Specialties, etc.
1 Punch and Judy.
Furthm'hildron )l.11111oo 111'11'1'3': Adults.
lik';i‘l11lll1‘1-11. 511'. l'lwlllilg,
lo and 911111111111.
.vou V
l"1'l-.i"ll rum: ml or hoariui:
Ill-w 1i ll.1h"1~ 5.1l1'l'11hllltl lil'—l
l l'ri-viouu Attempts to Iii-11111 thr- Pair.
1 'l hero have boon a number of nib-mph. 1
lib roach tho 111rlh polo and it. din-1 11-11
I acorn oioar from lh'.
that he has 1111111“ 111 in tho pro .1111 in
l -iaiu'o
Among the most. 1111111111111‘113'1112115 oi din-
cuiory in this direction are:
l" .'.--( '11plalu l’nrry reached latitude
112.11
1 l .7—(.‘npialn line», with the Victory.
0111. in tho loo, rvnobod latitudo 111.37.
lblr1——.~lr.lol1n Franklin, with tho Ero-
lIlH and 'l'orror. lost. in tho but.
l1:1:1-—-llr. Kano, with tho
reached laillllilo 1111.35.
iHl—(‘aptain l'oo-rmnn, with tho lion-
sa. l‘l'lii'lll'il latitude 311.51.
lcli~i'apiuln linii.wlil1 tho Polaris,
reached latitude H .‘. iii.
i‘il‘r—i‘uplniu Nun's. with the Alert
and llim'oi'ory. reaolmi latitude 11:1. in.
l.17:o-«ldoutonam 111-11111... in the Jean»
bolt», lost in about latitude 1.:.i11.
lsHi—laoulonanl iirrnloy, with the Pro
tom. rcuohoil iailtudo 113.2”.
lhill—Llottiuliulli i’oary, with the lilto.
rouvhml bulimia 11:1. .' i.
lollfl—wlljorllim and liabilimlnn. in the
lilpplo, loci in about latitude 111. it!
l~tole-l.l1~utuuaut l'oary. in the Falcon,
ronv'hod laililuln '1‘: ii i.
The attompt now in program by the
.lm'knou-l-‘arum'orth oxpudillnn, whom
Advance.
1-1-11 bani. to Amway. rennin-111111! 111 July.
lniti. 'l‘lm Windward. ii nib-chilly luilll
111'1'1111' utoamor, having on board aluminium
and roppol' boom. ll Norwegian Imam and
in «balm-Iv. took thorxpouiilon to Franz
Josef Land. whom a bum-1o for tho wlntor
and dopotn worn «Mobil-«bod proparalory
to tho march northward. Mtor landing
tho i'xpoillilun Mlli'ly tho “‘lllilwlirtl r11
turned to \'ardno in Niptoitibor, 1912113. and
ih'tubnr nib-1' n torriblo oxporlonm in the
broil-z 1111-1111. during which do lost samurai
‘oi hor mouthrnuuh Iourvy. The Wind
Ward 1111.11 on bar wayto l"1'1111/ .lmol Land
to bring back tho Mpozlitlun who" tho
Hi‘ll.
Tim Chautauqua Anombly.
i‘am ram: 11, N. ‘12.
of irllato'uw tho following trurl' on worn r0-
illnlmp .lobn ll. Hun-m. .‘1i111-~i'1.\\iillam
M. Iliark, l' H.i‘:1w'11bury, i'. ll l'lrc-
stow-11ml William ii. sham. Tho moon.
17 nmrwl by tho «loath of Mr, ii. A. Man
oi ll: 111111. Mr. i hoshr Monthly oi 'lornn
to. The lion Whom M ilny oil' iovolalui
in tho H'Hmil nr 11' momlu'r oi tho board.
limit. at Arthur Codtmm.
blooms. A1111. ii.
man of Heston at M11 liedon' rosidenrc on
Tillman.
\‘uwvil :1 dis] 1111 h.
chip. the Windward. ban brought llr Nan: 1
arrlt'od in tho ’l'llainos toward tho and oi '
hoax-1' has luou Honhad imm Norway that .
the ban roillrnml lo Vurdm: with llr. Nan» '
.luu. 11.1.11. 1111'
annual movllugoi thoi'h-ndau-uumbum-1| '
ltltli‘ii ll in Lort‘o lill' llli‘i'llfl‘llllu fliili‘yi'lll‘“‘ ‘
my nl' ’lnronin was illlod lit' tho election =
-'l“be Timon an. 5
autumn the drnth of Arthur Amory i,‘ml- .
l>5ill.l1.1|,
Ii111.1-l1-111:1n)'ll'l11l11l~2liwill
bond-or uauu' ilu’ 311111.
11111111 11 1:11.111 not what. in
1-i.1'1rwl II-r ii. t'1-1'1‘11'i all
n" 5» '11- l 't'iiolh .
311111!” lmlll1'- two 11! ll.
illoiolooliiogdi'u.'~..‘§«u'1'..1ll..
l‘. H. li.1\lnr. ii. ll. l'luldwl
1111i if. H. 'i'uiiiiitmaii. Booth
Nnmnlk.
,GLENISLAND
AVI‘
COOL BREEZES!
l
E Grand Excursion by
l
lm.
fill \‘liil:
'MYN,DERT STARIN
111111111 Tm; .\I'~o'11".~'nr"1'111:
:FIRST'M. E. CHURCH
% .“lill'llnV ‘i'huulnllhivlllllf .111|\'.‘l|ll\‘tnilll'li
Wednesday, August 26, ’96
I r in tin «11111.11. .11 1lm' l1. 1! ~1~"-l.~lm luup
1Tickcts, - ~ 1'10 Cents.
F i‘bibirro uroloi iv. .-. 'l‘o'l.:-l~1 iu-r ~1'1l1' at
i llil"1 l‘.. “"1111 1.1 undid-11111.1 “Ho-11.
ll... 1.11.1 ..1 11.1.11 1 l-Halllt'oll‘ lunuwl in
“11 I'lllw' Ill Milli-1 l..1111l
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ALWAYS ON THE MOVE!
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W e have secured through the well known lidusc of Smith & Angeli, balance of their
. _ season’ 5 oilci'iiigs 1n
At prices lower than all previous records.
stuck, pu 111118c;bo)1ol (1pui15, WC
to .1 L'u:1‘.ioxnc , pcn pair 12 1- -',21
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tl1i>\11..ci.,75<'p1'1 turd.
.‘uxl 1cm 11' 'd,
Lent 11' '15 lb; 111 r1'"11l 11 \alucs.
Ladies” li;11l1i11g..1111'. 111$1.1).\‘1111<l$§;.50;'
lniuula' and 111155115' short drowscs,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
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MEN’S LADIES’ AND M|,SSES’HOSE'
It means, to state it briefly, that
501: Will Buy One Dollar’s Worth.
This Sale opens Saturday Morning at 9 o'clock.
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ii‘iiSt' (vo (lo/111 ladics' inst hl.u'k,:~1:;1111loss stmkings spliced hccls, full lengths all clean and fresh
1 (.111: inns and gills' 1ibbc1l 51-11: kings, S. z1111i.\.mnke, the regular 25c1111.1lit1;not more than (1 pairs
1 c.1511 men '5 lino biacl. .1111l1; 1n hosc,hivrl1 spliced bccis warranted tuo thread, llt‘imSilHi'l dyc, per pan,
Ladle» 1 much lisic bo:,.c in bl.11l.' only, CV'CI') pair warrmtcd pericu same .13"soltlc1'c1"")11'|1c1c at 481:;
DRESS GOODS.
m plum, M111 [1, homod j.11' 1111: 111l:15. .11l11‘n1' 1'1: finish, 5111' Lfadc, for 11111: week, only 37 1-21:
113<i111huli111111l 111' ML}: ”1 11111.11 1 11111 r1",:11lur $1 quality,
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IN OUR POPULAR CLOAK ROOM.
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[,.|1li(".' 51pm.111 Skim, :11 black neigcs ilguic' l mohair. and fancy CliL‘Ch’w, at prices {111111 25 to .10 per
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\m'loly at rcasouablc prices.
THE BOSTON STORE,
' NORWALK, CONN.
Whoro can I obtain ilm iinr'sl ilxlt l'IIlgo i'roarn-i
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33 WEST WASHINGTON 5T.,
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TELEPHONE CALL, 58-2
Important Questions Answered!
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l);11ry l'hihulclphia (imam.Noul’chnlol'3
can SCI'YL‘ you in thc most acceptable manner.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Loading Grocer.
so. NORWALK.
A GOOD WIFE
t1 ll you to bi: 5111051111!
BUY ”MAUD S” FLOUR.
$4.25 PER BBL; 550 PER
we supply you !
I90 PER POUND.
20 pounds; blot (inundated Sugar [or $100 ,
D I ‘
Donovan Building,
Should also in: .1 good. 1 «wk.
”Hill of the host 1111'”in h1- uni-1|
1\.bi'1'.1dis.i|1c .111” ml liic, it its important that
illu.b.1u1l1 it you cousmll yum wivca, they will
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NEW‘YORK GROCERY co.
South Norvilalk.
3.5,AND 3‘7 MAIN STREET, NORWALK. ‘
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