won ummmwmm
.ST S'DE SIFT'NGS avenue.lsvisitlninInIPoi-thifsmn. m
lilo": "nus no soars n
in can SIDE or ilit mm.
W. "I. Pol-troll Hui, Ships Oui—A Howl Mrs. C. W. Ilene-dict is quite ill at
- m ”Willi Stock “WWI—'0‘“ IIIIII .her home, 4 Howard avenue.
The Minimallysier mnipsuy is pro—
paring to emit an oiiiue on its dock.
Captain (Waiver Word. of Riverside
avenue, is ab e to be out again.
Ends oili’ows. There will be dancing at Gregory's
Another dead beat tied from town lap-t l’olnt. “might"
tlvlun l'le N _
”all.“ g mum ss unpaid bills I BARIEN AND NOBOTON.
Im man was J. L. Bonner. Ho "W“:
"slanted the Nutmeg State Portrait. com-I Tin-property of A. Floyd Delniield.
puny. whose headquarters were in t.lu-.i“”x Ridge. lately purchased by him
“ ' 'i . ‘i 3 .
, store I“ Charles II. lfrom ills ll biGItIyIlilmllilllldl an ole
, AhflhurlwwIgant view of the Hound aml surround-
‘bnildlnx. near “1“ east end “f ”w lug country from its high elevation.
Washington street bridge. lie owes You can plainly see into New York
Mr. Aisthorpe $15 for rent. This morn- state. The land is entirely free from
71;,lngthe curtains of the store remained carrots. :"Il “0t, a rock dcfaoos the
drown for sometime. Fin lly someone :iflrldb: iiroliilaoz‘ilh’isggpegjviaflem can
, " - '0 investigateI ’l‘wo scrub Darlennincs—Wuerz and
‘ “the store “new! of everythius Cook. Bowen and Dickerman, batteries,
' .movableultosn rhad taken the goods to —will play ball, Labor Day, on the
Vtho South Nor alk depot and checked Brady “m““d‘l' The game will be ”11'
’ them to Bri geport. A number of ed M 10 0.01001“
11901116 he I ade deposits for pictures, The King’s Daughters circle of the
_ all those are out and injured.
Among the losers is Plumber John
Congregational church will resume its
meetings next Mbnday, at the home of
Griffin. Recently Mr. Rosner's creditors
had been calling on him quite ofteuI
the president. Mrs. N. E. Gleason, Pros-
and things were getting to be uncom-
pect avenue.
fortable. so he quietly "slipped out. He
Nathan Duuchey has been making his
annual shipment of white timber to
, has been here a month, and probably
. owes $100.
Nowburg, N. Y..whcreit will be. con-
verted into berry baskets and butter
boxes. .'
II. T. Lathrop and family will go to
Brooklyn today, after spending the sum—
mer with Station Agent S. R. Hoyt.
Florrie Callahan has moved from
George Everett's, over the post-onion. to
one of Butch. Bailey & Co‘s houses.
There will be a session of the confer-
ence of the Connecticut Sunday school
association in the Advent chapel, Van
' Zandt avenue, Friday waning, com-
mencing at 7:30 o'clock, to which all are
invited. Members of the state commit-
tee and others will be present to conduct.
the meeting find ““1 in the PXCGYCl-‘BS- months with the Misses Huntington.
_ General topics Of, interest to Sunday . There are three cusses of typhoid fever
school workers “”11 be discussed. “"1 g in the Lincoln family, who live back of
. libero-Will be inspiring music nude-r the I 000k.” drug store.
". leadership of Professor E. i). ‘lixcoil, of l (‘i' F S i‘ »l l l . . I l
Hartford. It is the object. of tho com-I . .Iirence ,". ‘ co “9‘ IL,” minincncu
mittee to create a deep fouling of inter- ;“(m‘ 0" William ““8” 5 new green-
- est in Sunday school work. and by unit- " house.
edetfort and exchange 0f thought and; Buck Riley has resigned his position
experience to encourage Smiday school ill” ”’9 (301“"lb‘l’l Hotel.
workers. This is an undenorniuational (furl Schilcher has purchased a bicycle
gathering. Admission is free. Let all from Editor Kautro.
who are interostml in Sunday school ——-—'———-
work come and enjoy the freedom of! WESTPORT.
the spirit, and meanwhile pray for the- i "”I " ‘ I
The engagement is announced of Miss
presence of the spirit, that the desired? . .
object may he obtained. ‘ lamina Bergen and Joseph half-mix.
,, . I Mrs. Susan Fields and Miss Berthal
I. IAjoint stock company, to be knownlli‘ields. of Stratford. are guests at the
Miss Murjoriefiardinor has returned
to Manlius, N. Y., after a Vin} of two
Mrs. Ohm ‘ Monolith. of‘Com'o i H ‘1“
DAILY lllllllllLlll’ OiITEIlS flillll
flilli llllllFTY SOUTHERN SUBURB.
Some items oi lnim‘ Which The Sentinel!
sodium rm to virus About-Tho on».
and Coming oi Din Village People.
The Iladies' Union of the Methodist
Episcopal church will hold a lunch
social in Crow‘s Iiall tonight. at H
o‘clock. Boxes will be auctioned at lizllii
o'cliuok.
Misses Lizzie and Ida Meyers. who
have been at Rotou. Point the past sum-
mer. in the confectionery stands. re-
turned to New York. yesterday.
Although Rev. 1". V. Atkinson preach-
ed his farewell sermon last Sunday, he
will remain here for the next three Sun-
days and occupy the pulpit.
Hiram Taylor. of Mend Brothers'
store. is taking a vacatibn. and Samuel
Williams is substituting for him.
John '1‘. Hoyt. of Columbia College,
New York. is visiting his parents, Mr.
aml Mrs. William Hoyt.
Contractor Riled: Wells have put a
new shoe on Theron G. Lockwood‘s
sloop. Jennie L. I
Shepard Wells has repainted his canoe
(.‘laribel, preparatory to oil'oring her for
sale. I
Miss Minnie Sniffin has gone to Rye
to accept a position in a bakery.
Captain Samuel Mott bout the sails on
tho Georgiana, yesterday.
Shepard Wells has purchased a six.
teen‘foot skiff of Ira Potty.
Miss Maud Seaman is entertaining
her sister from Rochester.
Mrs. JohnRit-h has been visiting in
New York.
Mrs. Winfield Grant has a
cold.
severe
. . I
wesron. ‘
[.1th Friday evening was “Corns
Night," at Norficld Grange, and the
sponsor orrss noose.
W. mm
. .
i-'. W. MI'l‘CllEIL. Manner.
One night only.
Thursday, September 3rd.
A iailmlis I'lliif
“THE BURGLAR?’
luonluhtsln New York cllr.ai the Madison
Munro Theatre.
MR. Al'GUS'l‘llS TlIOMAS'
I’ourul't comedy drama. from the story oi
EDITHA'SI BURGLAR.
lly Mrs. Pinon-gs ”migson llurm-tt.
Direction of A.Q.8°ammon.
Pricosum. son. the. "brunt Word's on Tom-
llmm'n.
fl ‘—
Harris} H a: n is:
Thursday, September 3d
fitotson's Ilig Spot-trunnion
Uncle Tom’s
Cabin.
The llurrmm of them all.
50 Men, Women .
. and Children!
pouhlo Dam) and Oroehslm.
A Great Company l A Great Cast!
Tan» T.) -.s'o~. 'I‘xvo .‘Iarlw. Em and her I'onv.
I'rillt‘i'. iwnoritm ‘Jlml'Jll‘lfl. African .iInndIm
lim- l'lurorn. Saxophone and fili‘u'kf‘tlsplo!
I‘l-irors. Iloubb- Quartvtte. .lnbib-o thorn-rm
lluck and Wing honours. Shouinrs. “3'” A
l’m-koi (inhalat- lilmdhounds b'cWI-‘mngs.
.Vow Dancns. New Music. Everything Now. A
('iu‘lllllll . f m-amilul ell-onery. (lotion l'uI-k—
inc. Horne. in the South. lu‘a's Ari‘illlrlitfl. 'l he
(il'flllill’hi Hll'ilef I'iii‘nllf' HYPY (ill'i'li. Tit”
lsmoiu. Home Strain (‘nliomn 'l'nbicaux, ('nIrs.
llonkii‘w. slassiio hogs, etc. A night or u bin-
time
Prim-n ‘25. iii: and no ifeliitl. .
seats now on walnut I'laistod's and l'llmoo s
iloil‘i‘n.
noswsis om nous:
r. w. in'rcnsm. "...
or}: Nliili'l‘ om:
Tuesday, Sept. ist
Appaj‘nranvo of Amori ~n'~ sweets-d aingcr and
liernmn Illhlm't comedian.
large audience present enjoyed our of :
the finest entertainment given since itsl
organization. (lnosts from Westport.l
(lreoniiold, Meriden and lIousutonic’
Grunges were present. The large halli
had lli"‘(‘.ll beautifully decorum-d withl
different grains, bunting and goldcnI
rod by tho worthy cores. Mrs. Arthur
Bradley. and her assistants. and fornu-d
a pretty sight. A llm- musical and
literary programme was rendered by tho I
Sl‘l'Vi'il.
. l .
“the East Norwalk Lumber company, 5 rosnleuceof Mrs. Abram W. Ilradloy.
has been organized in East Norwalk. ‘ Avery plat'o
II‘ I . l ' i
..., .The subscribersaro Minor l). Randall.‘ Mrs. S. l-Z. Acly. “f Wakclirld. I, “l
1:9 shereszIJ. lytul‘lgm RandallI W" .I guest of Mrs. Ambrose S. Hurlbutt. of,‘
s ares; hart-s . urucs, om- smrv. . Stair stt'i'i'f I
I .
. . '- .. ‘ l I
T!”?“"1’°“"°”h“°”‘“l""’~‘ ”mm"! 1”. .l. Milton l-lerxnl and family, who'
all hurls of lumber and manufamn-mi ; II . I . . l' . l .
Product thereof and such other motor-9 hm. K" .n H1" in m" tie summer mm
inls d I. "III ' . ll . ll‘ "" II Mrs. ('l' Iv/s I‘ilWUilil, of King street.
pmv‘iilletls‘ixlboiiiitctirii‘ih‘riei‘iitl? ( ill'lI" I returned to their home in lrooklyn. this
. ll . ' ' lL‘
_ , ' l w wk.
amount of the capital sax-kis- $13,000, i ' . I . ,
divided into 120 shares of $100 oarb.‘ [M‘I’I'md ”Hy Blur"”,“I'm'lmu'h'
The articles of assm-iatiou are prilllrtl in I “0‘3“?th ”f 3”" 1M” L .lorehouse.
The Seniiuel today. Iof Vng it strait.
._. . .. . Illllcq-r l“ri'~dl-ri('k KI'IHIN‘I’ shot a horse
The yacht Regina. (.‘aptaini‘. it. Day. lit-longing to Paul i’rousscr. Sunday
returned to port, yesterday. from a trio morning.
dOWDIefl-‘lt' With ”W Dr. erlil" party. 3 The Sons of ’l'onus‘ram'v will hold an
of Brffig‘WI’I‘m' ”ll hilllli'l‘ll' ”‘9 “WI!“ entertainment and festival at l‘omll“
nu WI ta 0. out a party gotten up I)" “mph tomorrow eveniu'.
‘i. Clarence Unborn. of Norwalk. ThoyI L
will cruise along the Sound until Tm-s- l hi
day. Someof the family of in. Parker. . I_ . I 1 , .
the owner of the yacht. will then take ai llruggisi “mm" P" ‘ mm m ”mm'm
trip. after whichibvlumt will pmbahlyit" his housi- by illness. Samuel A‘
. be laid up for the Winter I l’urdy is «lurking at the store during his
, . :lbriitui'l'.
Lloyd Nash will continuum running
5 rider mill for the season, tomorrow.
Frank Spaulding, of item plow, wasi
transferring root beer from a large jug
to a bottle. yesterday, when the jugI
slipped from his hand. ib- mu-hod out
tocatch it, but unfortunately the jug
struck the table and was broken. A
piece of the earthorn ware out. the palm
of Mr. l-lpauldiug's hand very badly. and
Dr. Baker was obliged in take several
stitches in the gush.
'l'lw Congregational Sunday n-hmd
llll'llll‘ki‘il at Comlxi Beach this afternoon.
. Mrs. A. 'i‘. Burr. of Greenwich. is a
.guost at the residence of ('aptain Henry
1’. llurr. in State street.
John H. Sipperluy, of Mulrosc. N. "a
, is visiting his brolhrr, H. N. riipwt'lcy.
Miss l-Idna Thomas. of lhdgvlivld, is
visiting Mrs. lfidward Crun foul, of King
. . ... street.
Contractor Herbert V. (iarr hm Frank
McLaughlin's new house in Maple
stunt, Norwnlk. ready for the nnwlns,
has rolled the m in i iii-lumen PM u ieu'sI
new house in Butts place. and has just I,
completed Charles llousohvlla's hand I .
some cottage in lit. .lohn avenue. whlrh ‘, imidrs the three monthly entertain-
“furnished in cypress and has all IIIIIImr-uts. rogularclasscsnml lectures will
contoulencrs ' Ilwgiu. 'l‘lu-rewdl lwrlasrwsin current
. i topics. physical vulture, scientiiiv whist,
’“ Tow" 1"” (:"Ilml‘" “mm" ll. m'lll‘n-nvli conversation and Herman. and
John was “" H“"“"’""‘ "m" "' l5m“llvrturkumu “itnmiing and Villi'i‘ (lull
avenue.yuswrdny,from in n. in. until iurv." “'i‘hv l’hiltmphy of Music,"
”"30 Il-mu l“ "“4“" ”3"“ "ill" tll"I".\i-i." "’i'ho lsignl Hiatus of Worm-n
“'M‘lm” "f “a" S'W‘VMR’ j'l‘mlny.” and such other topics as may
M“ i" ll SiniiliofH-dmm mm Ibo dnsimd by illl' mmnlwrs and arrangrd
s u I l ' l‘ i. .
' ' ' ‘ I for by the executive board.
is getting up a party to no to iuiiirvlion a
Chive. [mug Island. lullmr Day. on the PONPOMI their ”MIMI;
limp Noun A. Rowland.
_ . M the! lust now-ting of Lincoln
ioniaalniiiuharuJennynorm-wimp5‘""“"““- ” ‘3 “> “L "l" """"l'»""
don snperiutsndingtlm hauling om ofIV’M‘"'l""'l""""h” I’"'I"’“"|"l“"""'k“
no southpaw yin-in. of which on n on. “0'" ”Murder. Miami” in to Monday.
Rogulsr Claim Begin in October.
In Heptmnlu'r there will be a "young
[woplv'u day" and an “at home" at the
ill-litral club house. the dates of \Vliii'li
will sum be annonncml. in lb'lnlw‘i’.
insulator. Ir-ieptember ; «Labor Day. This was
I, I . . I‘ I . d me to arromnuslaie many members of
' Mrs. 1" 1‘" (.nrrmls‘ll. "I “"'/’“"‘l" ' Nos. l and lil, who ccmld not learn. their
”suite. is in Bimklyn. "attending her
sister. Mrs. Ilan'lfcar. who is wrioosly
ill.
Charles Harris and l’rwi 'l‘nprnhanin
were at school every school day last
mt.
Mrs. George Wrils llrarli. of Water-
buran-idling Mrs. William ii Mar.
Vin. ,
business on fisturdar. Members mil
itk!‘ the Hz?" car in ltotnn l’nint. whore
lmais will be in waiting in taki- ilwm in
fimiilf- Inland. Visitors from Bridge.
port and Mumford. and amoral state
”flit-or“ are exported:
~~Wben you buy an lmmrial Crown
rigor you not the lineal emulnmdionof
‘ ilrlmct‘ru.
Miss Minnie Williams hasanewbi-I
cycle. I
sense swan.
’l'ho Latter Day Saints are [infer-ling .
an agrovnu‘nt with Rev. .\ II. Parsons. 3
by which ho will address the people ofj
this vicinity ororr other Sunday. .
James ll. bills is making a wheeling "
[our in and around New Yorlisnuu.
culinsusv.
ltufus Adams. of Bridgeport. has vis- ."
itod his daughti-r. Mrs. Minnie (in'gory.
and is now at his brother's. Wildnmn‘
Allan”. in Weston. l
TOWNS NEAR NORWALK. !
i'husicr Meeker. aged eight. son ofI
l'orry Meeker, of Weston. for two Wei-ks
has suli'orcd untold agonios because of
the van-less enthusiasm of playmates
who were imitating IIH' wild western
mwimy. Many iinws ill:- lifu- has been
do.~pared of and his recovery is still
doubtful. The lad was playing with
Ilil’i'i' others when John Fanton.
aged fifteen. made a lasso and began
trying his rowlmy skill on tree limbs
and posm 'i‘iring of this he told the
other boys to run from him aml he
would catch them with the loop. ilw‘l'
Iittluillu‘sti'r‘s shoulders the nooso set-
tled and as it enclosed his stomach was
drawn taught with a fierce jerk. At
midnight ho was taken with fearful
palm and physicians found intestinal
Imurios had boon caused.
Michael Iloli‘mau. twenty-four years
old. of ltridgvmrt. was attacked by
chills and fever and his friends advised
him intake some whisky aml quinine.
He went to ndrug store. and pmcnrud
two thri-e grain pills and swallowed
llu-m. Then he wnnl‘. to n neighluiring
salami and drank whisky. lie railed
for more and miotiwr quart bottle was
given to him. He emptied that without
mopping l‘or brealh and then full un-
mnscions to the floor. lie was re-
moved to the hospital. but the physi-
cinnsthnre could do nothing for him.
lie was delirious for lifl‘W hours and
ilit-iitlicd.I I ,
Wallis! Summary For August.
The following is the summary of the
li'llilli'l'llllil'l‘! and precipitation for .\ug-
usi. as ronordnd by (luorgo (I. ('onislovk.
observer for the New England Weather
lint-cum at llmion: iliglwstimnpcrniuro,
il20.on the 7th. I'Zth and lilih; lowest
ts-niwrntnm. 17¢. on the lhlth: nn-nn
hunIsirntnn‘. FINN. mean maximum
anraturv. “HQ; mean minimum
temperature. “1°: total precipitation,
1.3:; inches; greatest precipitation: in any
lwenlydonr cmnknutiw hours. .73, on
the 7th: number offlvlear days. 2o: num-
ber of wmly olmuly" days. ;; numlx‘rof
rloudy days. i; numbnrof days on Willi h
.m or more pmslpitailon foil. ll; prevail-
ing wind dirwtion. VII-st.
nn-mlwrs. after which ice i'l‘i'iilil “‘Iln‘I I I I
' ; llillt‘villv (‘lifll't‘f’ .
JAMES A. REILLY
lo b's listed wruil' moduvtiv-n
Unser
fax
.Invlunlmu Prof. 1;..mr.’ Iliild'l’ldl l1m~~ llund
v‘lnl M'u'lu‘rl'. ‘lllmi‘lv Wu"—
iwiuitiou. grand sir-int pu-
und llxr'mwn'll.
.I...
lllllli“. reilnmi
l'rim :ifw. 5w. 7! .
pi'omlinson‘n.
”Horde; Pom-r
AUDITORlUM
Harry D’§Sta&
an Company.
cidcdly pleas g «.uiti-rtainmont.
(twisting of
Ventriloquism,
Prestidigitation,
Vocalism and Dancing,
Mechanical Ihoatro,
Musical Cats,
Royal Marionettos.
Acrobatic
Specialties, etc.
Punch and Judy.
For the children. Matinee prices: Adults,
ion; ('hildran, 5o. Evening,
in and :3” cents.
HOVT’S THEATRE.
Satruday, September 5.
.\ grnlliylnu «Imogene-uh llu- ~inging mun-
.
dinn
ANNREW
MACK!
in the linahiiiul ln~h l'lav.
Myles Aroon.
Supported by an Excellent Com‘
pany.
Staged with Entire New Scenery.
llc Sun: and Hour Mack's ()wn
Sweet Songs.
final.- on min at i’lal~ln~d'« and l'liiiimv"
Mtitli'h,
‘tAYLOR a. GOLDEN.
Real Estate
and insurance.
WASHINGTON 51‘ R I IT.
50. Nor-walk.
I'm-win looking {in u iui Hr lulu-W lillll lot
Wilhim-Uow n1 [ruri‘hfl-‘IIIHJIH' inrifml ln
vulluwimmmivwonrh-d, “ohm-n them for
rule in mm part of thi- “NY at rmwvnnblc
prim and on (In-4r inrmu.
])ll'l'l‘llli ’l‘ “l‘ Mill“ \lh‘. ~~ I'llUIMTE
i'lll'll'r. haplumlw' l. .\ If. ill".
in "l" unitinr u‘.’ liraw i“. liil'lwrmun. of
horwalk. in mid diulrivi. n rnlrmr.
Whereas: written ”win-mi in ion lu-no "Ii“ifl
Million on bv .Vn-lom “inhuman. Miller of
said mil 1. praying fur on orderanmlvnfm'r.
min rmll winloni «aid minor, win-vb i~ fully
ill‘uv'rlllflll ill will lil'pllv‘niwn it" ill".
llrdnn-d. that «old upph-nlino l‘vc heard and
lln'ivrlllitiml iii lilo I'rulmtl- uf’llt-l' lli Nnrwnlk.
on lb" Mb dot of m-mmmmr, new. at mow-look
fnwnoon' and that pnbliv totir'» lIiwrwf be
Kiwi! in oil paw-mus inlermtwl flu-rum ivy lll't‘
lubinu llo~ unit-r no .1 unmimwr on.
mg n l'ii‘i“|il:lll~ili an moi nimtwl .il l- nhl MW!“
olnu lu‘INt‘“ «Hill riot "I limllrllfl
it .\,~,\ r. “nuptidltll. Judge.
...... Manager
floats at Wle and
Wm
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I Presenting a big rims. nnvvl and deli
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Museum" at are
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, TRISTRAM a. HYATT,
r. . . . .~ . . 2 Gazette Building. lior‘walk, Ct
Special Clearance Sale of Dress Goods.
it has been our {custom every «noon to clear up our stock in order to commence the
next season with an entire new line of goods. This week we com—
mencc our annual clearance sale of Dress Goods, which
will be continued until September lst.
Colored Dress Goods.
Wool challics, handsome patterns, price: to close we
50-in. all wool mixed sailings, “
” 25c
DiagonalI'suitings, blue,brown, tan: and gram, :1 Me;
All wool fine India surges, all colors,
54-in. storm serge.
Figured brillianiincs, 42 inches wide,
Silk and wool mixtures,
Special prices on all dress patterns to clos
Black Drssss Coeds.
Black storm serge, 45 inches wide,
“ brilliantinc 40 inches wide,
6‘ H
H
‘0
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" flannel suiting, all wool,
serge, 46 inches wide
diagonal, all wool 54 inches wide,
Clay diagonal, all wool, 54 inches wide,
“' hcnrietta, all wool, 46 inches wide,
lndia serge, all wool, 4o.inchcs«wi<fe,.
29c;
37 Mr.
39¢
3’90
156'
29¢
5"“
5.06"
506"
5037
39¢"
25c
“\
M.
I, m
I to
Rolling pins.
Glass cream pitchers.
” fruit sauce dishes.
fruit dishes,
“ covered sugars,
" tumblers,
rgoinch Mind bowls,
Wood rim flour scivc,
Willow clothes baskets,
Clothes swingers, IO’illCil roll,
Whisk brooms,
Ndrviralk.
BEST . .
. . . VALUE!
a r
s III i
The Host
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed. I
H..._._..... an...“ -. .. _ ..
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‘ TRISTRAM 8: HYATT,
.':;‘ ... If
ARE ALL SMILES!"
‘ llccausc they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
way. TRADE with no and you will FEEL THE SAME!
" " We have now in stock ‘ ' “
“riot l SPRING CLOTHlNG
-. .-.a. .... ’1-
Fancy Silks.
We have made special prices on all of our fancy
waist silks, India and taffeta: in Persian and Dres-
I don effects. Many of them can be bought less than
4 the manufacturer's price on Ihc same goods for fall
I-Iouso‘iurnishing Department.
6c
25c dozen
8c each
8c each
I25c doz.
xoc
6c
8c
40c
$1.50
9c
Connecticut.
r" “‘
LOWEST ’
. . . PRICE!
1,’ v'..I( if}.
I Ever Shown
( IN
J This City!
I. WAOHINOTON STRICT
South Norwnlk.
FRANCIS & CO.
YOU CAN’T DO BETTER
Than Leave Your Orders f: r
Print-
ing!
parties. . .
wiinfl'll‘ Girl ”on1A..uhllonmktlrrw‘wdzwnh _
o. I. IIIIVEY'S
At the Sentinel in no» lutvlion.
Office.
...... ......
A cool: MARKET.
in our opinion, is one which furnishes and deliverson time, Ijmli y rm»
GI" [M'Lflfllfl‘r ”EUOV.
radios and gentlemen molars: swarm
hair» in anymwmvir mm memo lbw more an
the n in we rig/in. T :N I.“ v illioun'wi slums unwell lice»,
either male or fmnwlm uwnl muurn-ennt-llwr‘azw.n
llnmmi‘nwollr - A filliwzriiau ”scrib-
omn and: gardener.
t
i Come and see our"
High
Grade
(Hind new to» IBM:
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dcr meat of the very best quality. that has a clown neat stone,
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idea of a good meat market. and" we:
run ours on that principle.
As an example, we
disagree with any onc’s purse.
Prime Rib Roast,
Good Roast Boot. loo "
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In 3 lb Pot Roast,
lamb chops,
inst z to lie lb
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$50
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6 lbs Breakfast Bacon, for 50 coma
i0 lbs Plato or 3mm of am for 25 mm 50 Sofiond
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At Your Own Pricol!
Prices from $5 to $50.
F. S. IIILER CYCLE CO.
2‘1 Will street. Norwslb
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