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THE SFNTINEL.
turn Douala, Barron mi Paoruirrou.
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Tt'lisolir. Al'oi'a'r u. in»
Amman turn.- ”Went.” "To Let.” and
”for flute” advertisement; not exceeillns rive
v‘ tau.onetime.Mimmtlmmmiuixtlmes.
t.- iteadlnu riottoeeiteeitue. Montana and
M uotkree. toe. Schedule of rates for fills-
and udvertieerneute iuruiuhed on applica-
on.
Iona-Irma turns—Br mall. in advance.
me prepaid: One month. loo; three
‘ motile. that: at: months. Om: one your. to.
, Delirium! lo narration. no e week. to be and
otho carrier.
In: Onion—No. n Washington street.
I‘ South Norwalk.
Burton Oman. No. «Well street. Nomilr.
Vrrrroaa are welcome at The Sentinel other.
If you know of our news. you will cooler a
tuvar by tolephouina. sending or bringing it
to the office
A [arr rim BI vr for the mnvonlencn of tin-«I
Who whih to leave ltc'IiI-Iof not" or other llillf'
tor will be ionnd at the entrance to The Scull-
nel office.
Oornrurncrrrorie should in all use: be ad-
I! a
m” m can mmuo scurrnrn.
Booth Nonmllr Conn
The Evening Sentinel has a Circulation
(nth: Town of Norwalk and its Suburbs
Larger, Comidrralvly, than the Combimd
fOt'rcuiution of the other Three Local Quil-
Ii'u. Our Prm Room in alwayr open to
. Advertim-r.
”melanin..." “Calla: '
Main office. 92-5.
Editorial rooms. 92-2.
Branch Office. 564. .
I Now York Herald “'mrthci- Forecast.
The wcnilier today promises to be fair with
slight tommmiure changes. ’T’lmOl'i'IH‘I' it
promifvieii to be clear and warmer.
Thermdmctcr Record
Thehlghost point of the thermometer for
.thetweuty-iour hours ending at pom. today-
imstvl ileurooii abate zero; lowest. I'vv'vdecrees
above
Miniature . Almanac ’Vtor Toinorrmv.
Bun flees ' Sun eels ’fiigh tide Lowtlvle
at and at Il::II‘. irt 12m: Iizru'.
A Reply to “limnocrat.”
In this initial? we print an article sign-
ed “Democrat." criticising an editorial
in The Sentinel of yesterday. For pro-
sent reply to “Democrat" we refer our
, readers to McKinley'I-I speech yesterday
to farmers and his letter of accoptanctv
to be made public tomorrow.
, AButhing Picnic.
It is picaiant to record that once a
year the New Jersey farmer takeuu
bath. This in not saying that he refrains
from such luxury tho rent. of tho year,
but it in certain that he has lhiiioao dip,
for he take» it in daylight and in tho
I shimmering, simmering, .vvult surf.
Tinio 'inimoniorial the New Jrrsry
farmers ill reach of ”W reashoro have,
observed a fistivai tidy call salt wa-
tcr day. An IhI- inland ruralista load
their wagons with tiII-ir t'IiuIiliIvivi and
with provcndcr for the beasts, and cala-
und fried 'hickcn. and preveivryo-a for tho
humans, dud hio thI-rn to thc aiihual
camp aiming or county fair, so the Jet'-
scy farmer-ii assemble. and drive to tho
ueuehoro for Milt “'tlttl' day. They dab-
blo in thc our! and dip up and down till
tho cult Willi r has a chance to melt
away the accumulated carat. ofl' culiclnof
865 days. Affv-r it. in Ilieeolvul they lie
upon tho beach and dig their toes in the
sand and ruminato till they are mad
01! Well to their bald heads. 'l'hI-n ihty
go for tlnv irii d chicken and pit .v‘crvui. .
Of all kinda of picnica, imaginatioii
can conjure up no more delightful onc-
than a bathing picnic. Why it is not it‘-
eurtcd to by agriiulturinta dwvlinzg
nivar Ibo inland rivers in hard to un'
denitand. 'l‘bI-y could inm- Iui good fun
as tho .lIvriavy farmers have on mail wa~
tor day.
Why are not Doisurro tI-atleI-rv, who
Ihow Otlnr people how to litt‘t-lilt' 1“”
fcctly beautiful, invautiful llit‘iliM'lH'r'.’
Why are not rniniIotcrn, who Idiow other
ptvoplc how to Livconnv perfectly good and
owect ttrnpirid, good and ivuuvt tInI-
perul thtnmvlvcs? Why are not pliyisi-
Iviami, who all other [.Hipll' how tnlmt‘t:
good hovuith, i-pi t'llill ll.“ of period llllyelc'
til litvalth tiicinmvlvce? 'l‘lIIvmv are. ach
nutritional an anxious public hail long
bran poiiIlI ring. Any MW of no In' llitld‘
ele and {fulfill ra could convert hilt fellow
men to has IIyIvtIvin without one word by
hiumclf being ovxactly what he Clitilill
hiii liillli'utflilinivl will iviiabbv othivr per-
Ionit it) btv. We pnuriv for It to ply to the
above. durations. 'l‘lII y are propoiindid
in iibioiidiv guvd faith by purine that
mean bummer.
And now another man hue invovutul
unothcr iiyiiig rnuchinc. liIv tltclill‘i'rl it
will i him-y IIan—Iviigv t‘n arrow “it Atlan-
tic and will prow lliiv nioiil IlIviIIllanIdnt
in War I Vt r IlItivnii-rl, that it Will trawl
too litilt'lt an hour, t'lt'. r... lint whtn
that Int-Inter Jump: inlo hIii "hurhlilc
and main pi i Vl'll one iittiov run in it MIL"
(usefully-way row ring a .‘I lilllt' iroiiI-y
Ivar IouIIv without falling and "fruiting
his: it go or in» heck-«the public it ill be»
lime in his invention. hung on the
flicr.
fl--. H -flflw ._..q
lliillory moat. runrd of the adminis-
tration at Wmliiiigtv n that it has drmoI
crirything Li ,«vobl v to until-{y tlpnin in
the plum nt diflir ulty Wliht tlbri. Hpuin
Would be very uugrnti iul hair oil if rho
did not ricoguizv tlmI. Tho pympathyI
of lhiv Anarnaii nation with struggling
t' aim hue found no outward Ivrprinion’
What England to Up To.
It hi not likely that England hi very
much alarmed over hcr own “iuolatcd
condition," although it excites so mm b
Iympnthy on the part of Fr III in and
German licWinaIwrn. "('2‘ now could
wipcout that of both nations combined,
with tho italiun Iiivu lighting power
thrown in. it could also whip in a
squaro light the naval power of Rmiu
joined with that of any other European
nation. When the now navy of the
United Statue as planned out. iii all coni-
phvtivd, it will only be oncvthird as large
as that of Grout Britain to at Iireiicut.
England docs. not talk Ililii'li in an-
iiwm' to tho sympathetic conimcniivl on
her isolation. b'ho saw» wood and says
nothing. one in flowing wood at this
than enpccinlly in Africa. film was now-
ing lively in Yi'llI'ZIlf‘lil till tho United“
hit-ate» laid its hand upon hero and to-
quiktcd thr toutop, The. hand creditable
of any of her preempt operation» ii-iGI'I-ut
Britain's course in \‘Ivnezucla. Authentic
document» received by tho \l'aiihiagtorr
commission show that English oflloinlu
deliberately omitted from tho xvi-cent blue
book on the. Vt‘iit'Ziltlliiil question one.
significant sentence from a state docu-
mcnt. 'l‘licacntencownii ill a letter writ-
ten July 15, 1839, by Governor Light of
British Guiana and was as follows:
“Tinvrourc no documentii in tl‘. archives
of the colony respecting the western or
southern limits of British Guiana. ” it
the British government editors would
suppress this scntcncc, the presumption
is they would supprces and give their
own meaning to others for tho sake. of
extending the boundaries of British
Guiana. Fortunativiy, liowovcr, llze.
comniiiuiion at Washington will how in'
full the old report of tho Spanish (lov-
erncr Digurja, made in 176:3, Old Dutch
and Spanish documents may ho depend-
ed on for information which British of-
ficials Iiuppress.
A particularly neat bit of work was
that which early this yI-ur gIIvo Ul‘I'llt
Britain a protectorate over Ashanti. A
protivctoruto means practically annexa-
tion Be aides obtaining tinv prob vctorato
England cr acid from King i’rornpcli a
tribute of 60, Ono ounci ii in gold to pun-
ilih him for making tho disturbance
which enabled hcl‘ to obtain tinv protec-
torate. By this able. and original Hynlth
of iimliliccping thocxpensivsof the Brit
iulr expedition to Aehanti wcro paid.
ln tin: Sudan it iii not yet clear pre-
cisely what the geographical boundary
will be when tho British forci- lrl quits
dono with thi- dI-rvishce, but at all
t'Vt‘lllB it in eat-n. to proplncy that Eng-
land will [return a considerable torri-
tory to Egypt.
If tho map of northern Africa is
looked at. a little caIvIviully, it will l.I.v'
seen that practically lmlh tho MvditI r-
r‘ulzcali eI-a and the RI Il M‘ll anv as sub ly
Brilixh Ini if they wI-ro placid inland
English lakes. At tho west t'iitl oi llm
McIiiIIvrrancIuI frowns Gibraltar. In tho I
civntI-r irl Malta, which a ilriliah IviIIvy-
('lttllt'lllt-It (“Ilfllplflt't’lllly IlIvsciviin I; ”an
admirable elation for u iluvt III coup I
round 1th Mt'llilt'l‘i’llilt'ull,” which it Iai“
IJIIL'lht‘ly. At the Ivuiit Ind of tin,- MI Ii
Itcrrancan in Cyprus, nominally II. "for ii»
iivh pumvaoiun. but iiafi-ly “occupivd and
administered by England. “ England
will give it up about thcn‘alnl' limo that
aha abandons Egypt—or lndiu. for that
matter.
At the northwestcrn end of the it: Il
.vIca arcv lln.v riuw. canal and Port Sold.
frowning with llritixlicannon. lllihllilii.’
Connecticut
Laundry,
llaviland slrccl.
Everythingv is now running
smoothly at the new laundry
and the quality of the work
tii‘rncd out is quite favorably
commented upon. ,
The standard of excellence
aimed at is high, and it is in-
tended that it shall be attain-
cd and maintained.
No change in the prime
charged by other laundrics.
Bring in your bundles or
send address and wagon will
call.
Connecticut
Laundry, .
llaviland sirccl.
SENTINEL l’ATTEHN.
A Tlsrue Paper Pliitem of this Garmeni
my be Obtained by Using the Coupon.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Bazar
(llovo-lt‘ittiug Patterns. by which we can
[accent to our lady renders some of their
very newest and choicests patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directioni
for putting together the garments lli'v
company each pattern
with British hayonivtii. Sailing down
Iinv ltcd sea and through it in no in;
lndia, tho traveler livuica It \H‘ili ul
parting iialulo from llriliI-h guns lamill- &
mg in his tare. Tho rulnllv In from ll. c I
m up rnoullnvd cannon at AdI II, the in y
to 1th gates of the ill d lit a on ii i vaIIIIlI I
Iva-t no one IintIvrIi It by warm {II in in-
dia. All lther Iioiulu an gni'l’lrlllittl
with hosts I t' liritlnh wltlll In and gone
and l'IItillIaliIdui that (ii ly rupture.
hngland holds all thiv WI: II rv..iys that
mutually nuito Aida, Alina and iv. II l.
rope. “and nho can hold tin In agannst llm I
“031d. i
Unc of the moat howl m w ell as IIIIv vat!
curt-(Mal liM‘ti made of tin Ivlionogi. q ii I
wan lilit"l"hlltlt\l|lll( “ahioInIa. A goal ll'lllhroiIlenvIl I'tllllllll-‘t Willi" "7 yellow ilIv vIvIvvviol lrumaovtv .I. I.
tree—convoy GOAT.
(' an.in colored pique is hercIlaiIIlily
lriIuIIn-d wiIli lino whllo Ivnibrolilviy.
round whitcvaIirl balloon and V'écllow
violin ribbon bows furnishing tho decor-l
Iliiuil.
that widens at tin-
Iapplicd tolln- right front. which con
:cculn llit' cloning in control. lwo airiiilni
box plain! are laid' III baI k at ouch Hlill‘l
of the realm and ”in bud: joins thIv
front in rlmuldcr and “till"? arm mv aim. v
"lhvv IiIIIIitIvIl Yoko collar in of whim Iil
ourciubroivlcry. with full epanlctlcnoi
THE PALM ill-l AND Tiv.Ml’i NH 011‘
ANCIENT ivlllYl'l'
had their walls shining with gold, and
sparkling with precious stone», but mod-
ern art has contrived to doaign dot-ora-
tions of a loan costly cliaraotor in tho
beautiful designs and refined colors and
filllldtlfi of wall puporii, friezoii, otc.. each
as llcclrcrkceps in llltl varied and elo-
gant stock at such tempting [ll‘lilt'H.
Painterl' Supplier.
Artiste' Materials, Picturol.
Picturee trained to order.
Painting. l’aporhunging, Decorating
and Sign Writing.
DECKER.
79 Washington Street. 80. Norwulk,
ROTON POINT
AUDITORIUM
Mr. and Airs.
Harry 0’ Esta
and Company.
i’reiienting a high class, novel and do
oidodly pleasing Ivntoi'tainmont,
. conuietingol’
Ventrlloquism,
Prestidigitetion.
Vocalism and Dancing,
Mechanical Theatre,
Musical Cats,
Royal Marionettes,
“robotic .
' Specialties, etc.
Punch and Judy.
Forthu children. Matinee prices: Adults.
10c; (‘lIilIlrciI, 5c. Evening,
in and 20 cents.
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GLEN ISLAND
\N‘ll
COOL BREEZES!
Grand Excursion by
5” \‘llJl
MYNDERT STARIN
I'Nlllvllt THE A! ivl'lt‘lfi tllv' Till-l
FIRST'M. E.CHURCH
Snail.”- .~'.vh....l ..l snulli varwalk in (“den
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IWednesdayillAligust 26,’96
From the «loIiIIIboat Ilvvv it. at v vv'v'lmvl.‘ :vvliii! Iv
t'hilvlion IIIIIiIvr l.'. 2:...
t'hiiI'lIv-v l“.. Snviiiioiirk i lllruu‘n A I
Tho-Lilo of ticket» I» I-vv-‘levvvly lliillfl'ti iv
, tho t‘ill'ilt'll)’ of the luval
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The loose ironto hang in prov Ity‘ .
Irippllug folder at Ila-aides, a box-plail
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low r ridge ln'illgl
plant of rnmlii‘niry annual or null: llil Ii.itiIi ribbon being held in plIIIvI «nor tlIIvv
itl pumping apparatus. Noniau uho
pIriIvctly utllltflfmtl it “it“ to bt' got, l‘lilr collar can be made aopnratcly or- unallmomuik
uI-ar-vr thun .Ncu i'vurlirily.
manager of thv plant talliv Ii min .I plio
nograph, Iiovivcnbiiig exactly the lliillilt':
of the lrnublc. Thu-n he bought llIoI
phonograph t'lUM‘ up Io lth Iii‘ll‘l'll‘t);
pump, MI that tho Inculiul' and ablIIIr- '
inul tiolm it tnnzhv might be r: produn d
tlierlvill. 'l'htvil he will flit' Ivy'lllnll r utilv
turning bin \soriht iilIIl ilivv lII.i.~‘Iv of thoi
pump to thi Ivvxpi rt in N- u York '1‘th
6'.on rt nuduutuni Inf-Ill) and in MI
but it dirIotionii for n- undying th- fault. I
The programmi- of tho ('uimn irvt'lilii-
tioniiitii waits only on the math r to ho:
opera dwilh a grim tlioronghm -e which l
pronoun to learn not no niuih mowili
lived a bird innii tho livliglh and breadth I
of fairiiuhu. Urdv riihavc gum out lIIvin
lluvnvvoiutioniut commander in chi-vi,
iiivmvrnl Maximo ilomcz, todI-Iitroy rail:
made with dynanitc, idop all trade,
liar up IIIIvu bum sugar hon-II i‘, Ilr'iu-
of! all eattii from loving and: r npaiiiI-ii
mic and inland out lth inhabitant».
Tlil'fl' is scarcely a doubt that thin icr
rihlu Itch-vine will be electric-ii to tho
h» v": r. ii iii the only a viy for thv pa-
lriote to mum], for war in war. And
from i' Mild: at (flvmvlund or his cubi- ’ Spain in pImerliiiu to binds r.
not, homv-r much mine of them may '
havarivntily incllnid to the patriot
mm. Neutrality and treaty have have l fact In the bicycle. lore run too mi: l
“W“JHM
at...»
The 1....me Ivayrlugu in summit u
Vehicle-metered] lone-lam
itlilllllill re by single button» on one h ouch:
ilit'fllml being IiIlIiIinblo for gnrmlvnie
that. may haw. tobc lIiIIIiIiorml M'H‘l'itl;
times during the Mliwtii. 'l‘ho full;
blidiop Idivoveii nro galluvrwl top and
lint ”,0 idilrhivd on. a» Ilrrvfivmvrl. the tumor “I k lavaII. I.” \in I. ”II -r lllml. l
bottom and i‘tilillllttll‘tl at the wrlnie with I
round cull: of tin-allover embroidery
I'vlliiit archomII-Il on lopwllh bow of
ribbon. llcngnllnc. fallle and other final
nilku. caution-re, cloth. cuinol‘n hair, doc
and grit-III linen all make Imvlly male in
llilii Idybv
Thu quantity of material all lilllii'rt
uido reqitlhvd to make this coat for a
child ioni- yearn old In two and our hall
,erlllt
Tin-pattern. No. PM: hi cut in Ill/J"
for six months. one. two. four and itlx
yI-im.
EVENING SEITIIEL
OOUPON.
Eniltilna to one l‘IiItItei-n our aim. at No.
Uut thlw not. fill in oil! namonndmidm
Ind mitt or lulu it to
Sturtennt'e
lupin lieu»
Annual
”“1“!th No. rim. MM. ~~~~~~~ will
This army-on
and it petite _
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>l‘l<'lrt‘f~ fur ~IllI' I'll
\Ylll'l-\ ~.
I NORWALK, CONN.
Never Waiting for Others, Always Showing the Way.
WE ARE CLEARING OUR co‘umns or ALL
SUMMER GOODS.
IN OUR GREAT CLOAK ROOM.
Separate Skirts. Dress Goods. . "
We have Black Sicilian, iv‘igurcd Mohair. All our him and {loo Summer Dress (tools,
Black Diagonal, Blue Hci'go, at $2.2: 2.30,.
), $3.50,
H.125, fir, , VJ 1M. . n .
"’" ’“""" ""’ Kitchen Department.
(in all them,
for the next week, we shall take 2.? per
Porcelain Lined Preserving Kettles, H qt,
35c; iOIIt.,42c;12qt., lilo; 14 (IL, filo.
cont. oll'.
Slop Pails, galvanized iron, title.
I I
Shirt Waists.
Wo have, as we always have , a loiiutiful llcavy Tin Dish pmlI lilo.
I line. . Galvanized Water Pails, lI-9c, 25c and 300.
ill .Iv-I ones for ill-Io. Veranda Seats, 5 for 25c.
Illl.»lltorIos for lino. ' Sticky Fly Paper, :5 double sheets for he.
$.25 ones for lch. Colored Vat Blue Bowls, l05.
75c ones for film. .lardinicroii, llc, inc, 2512. 39c, ville to $2.98.
boo ones for 23c. (lines Vases, illc each.
25c. ones for illI- .
Domestic Goods BBig Bargains at Hosiery Dept.
llodozen, another cpsc liadies' Fast Black
15 pieces Apron (liiighanni, do per yard.
tit; pieces Hootch (liughaiim. 'Jiuv onus l'or Seamless iloso, Sc per pair, six pairs for :lllo.
l'l'cc. 500 26 in. Gloria Umbrellas, steal rods, all
no piocoa To iii-own Shooting for 35c. ’ Icrfcct goods, well worth $1.75; first come,
50 pairs Hunrnuvr lllankotu, lilo. liriit served, each 98c.
viv‘l dozen Men's Fancy Laundered i’crcale
Shirt-I, all now, real value, namepocial, Fido.
Gloves.
LIIIliIvsI -l-button white, black embroidered
hacks, absolutely tho best ALIS" glove on
the market, all clean, fresh stock; per pair,
SLIM,
Always in the lead.
I
Linens.
{iii in. lllcnchcd Table llllll'll, 23¢.
.16 in. Half [Bleached Linen. ‘anr.
3:» dozen Linen Tray Clothe, loo.
so dozen Linen l)’l)lev.~I, ."ic. ,
1 piece lied Dominik, slightly IlaIIiagI-Il, fiIiI
quality for 25c.
Crash.
(let your i’n-Herving Jars before. they are
all gone, Mason's and Lightning, pints.
and quarts.
All sizI-s in Sci-con
Screens.
in pieces 'i‘oilovl. ('rIIiilI, vlc.
in piece-x .\ll Linen ('riinh. Kc.
l'.’ pieces (“hock i'rervili, for fancy Work, for
We and l':'_.c.
- THE BOST STORE, v
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, NORWALK, CONN
TELEPHONE cal—i. so 2
Important Questions Answered!
Do: as and Window
Where can l obtain the finest (Bill Edge t'rcainv I
I High (lrIulIv 'l‘v-aodvi all the name indicates-sini-
’ ory lluttor in town, ‘J‘lc lb; {ribs for $1.00? I t l
ply perfect?
N. V. N. H. 8- H. RAlLROAD.
The last «If the Si‘.l‘}(lil.
Popular Excursion
Imua
WATCH HILL
('lll
BLOCK ISLAND.
Il'hursday, August 27
'l‘ullvv hold of llII| l" 'ilMlli tl ll l In {our
only $l.50
I'Iiz' Hut I. I.’.'l lfilv.
1."... vii-duo liIvLulv. II Im, LII-I ml wbol.
IIlellI .IIri vlllemIlIII. u ll In t. m-I dill no
Ilvv I .II vl moat
lvu IvIIrIv ha; ovl Iva 'fIillI lot. on Hm I ill"
lII'viIm \iill llt‘rl‘llllt l-vl
Itipm ml l'.\IIIiv««iIiIIII mill lltrzl “I‘ldflwlllll'
out wit lI'IIII \oI- II-.I. .vN; ll Iiilvvn. 7 z
I‘ I“: “will I”.
No“ l ml 'h with Nfl‘lillll'f
vaIilIII.
Hi In.
vl iivull-
it'llflm“ 'liiu u!
I‘I‘fuinivi vlun Iii \\ .in lI ll ll lll inf.
vk lv-Iunv lot it In in
lb lanolin. b 't' ll'llU'I illu-
I: m. uovl tt‘ l b Hill It iv iv. iti bivv‘vvlvil lv'v
:lllfllII‘ll’ttlllltflH‘v \. a Ind”. on .Il .. up In
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ivvviii ill I»! In“ "Me n
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two-Irv I. .I III-Iv
lIIvIvnpii-m I In M -
Mi um inuiuoi I‘lvl v- i
Dollar:
saving
is easy
with Li: i’azc'n (line. in lliv vv. uv ,.
berm, ,lllel I‘d "pixl :“md'l Ii va . ill Iviv v-v
:vvcnlcillnvt will ,l . lv.: . .l v il‘ .I,
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llof‘llen H hrtrait M ( "min“ for W n" u I I but-a l'illt-Ilil, Ivto. 'ihivlluI-III goods to ho procured?
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Ihvlicious Java and Moi-ho i'omvv‘. lllv' “new! I ’ I Fancy Whita- lv‘uli Cream Choose. llld Eiilrlirih
mour 5 I l‘lairy l’hilIuiciplIia (.‘roamdN'eufnirulei'r
goods pousiidiv to obtain: I
w"NIii hot cheap, lllll how good. We can serve you in the most acceptable manner.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Loading Oreo-r.
SO. NORWALK.
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A GOOD WIFE
Should also be a good I‘Iiolt.
door of the best quality in- uwl.
tell you to be sun: and
BUY “MAUD 5" FLOUR.
As brravl is the «lull oi lllc, it is important that
lloalninds if you consult your wives, they will
ll' 15 mailclrom perlcil wheat, duality iv. IiliIayII llll‘ dine. and it makov. 2o
MORE lUAVES TUTlllv‘.” \RRl‘J. ”IAN AN‘I ll‘l‘.lllvR Fl .70l R.
$4.25 PER BBL; 550 PER BAG.
We are, selling isoo pounds of om bcvvil l-LlIgin (,‘Iranicry holler eaI ii week. (Lin
we. vaipply you? Our price to
l9c PER POUND.
so pounds best Granulated Sugar for Moo
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Donovan Building, - - - .. .~ ~ - - South Norwuik.
35; AND 37 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
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