Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 17, 1896 · page 4

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MW Minamoto nut omen-ling Ilvo
thou m: than Motown»; airflow.

rum tor a line Int-rim mt
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mm, , Bum. -Br mnlldn names.
‘ ground: One month. no: three
MI: It: month. tom: one roar. to
3 by limbo“. mo not. to be mild

Warrior.
KIM! Onset-lo. n VII-Mulch ml.
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film-011mm. «Wot! moot. Honour.
1. m» on whom .1: 11144 Sentinel om.
hmnowof any mo. you will molar 11
Why “hummus. sending or bringing it

A 14!!!” Box for the convenience of no 14444
I“ wish to lure limos of news or ot her mu:-
‘m In town! at the entrance to 'l‘ he 5141111

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Warm should limit can be ad-

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South Norwnlk. Conn.

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The Evening Sentinel no: a Circulation
or», Town of Normal}; and in Suburb:
LOW, Confidmlblyfihan the Comln'md
Circulation of the other 171m Lacal Dail-
at. Our Pm: Room it always open to

 

Telephone Calls.

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. New York Harold Wenthcr Forecast.

‘ The weather today or mien-1 to be partly
cloudy to fair. with rel )wlv rixint: tumw‘truturc.
‘f Ilhwted by lot-oi m n in the llu‘ 1.1m 1411"»on-
ni‘ght. Tomorrow It womiws to) partly-«- hunt;
to Iainwlth alight tIImIIeI‘ntmo «- boom-1. pre-
caotlod by light lm'nl min on tho 1- 44:14:11

Thermometer Record ,
Thenlzlmt point of the thermometer tor
‘ thatwanty-tmtr hours ending at noon today
who 71 legroom IDO’I'G zero: format. .4; degrees
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moisture Almnpnc tor Tomorrow.

aux-1m l Bun go's “19,451.. tide | Low tide
.11 5 35 at 5.511
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1’l‘hc First Vaudcrbllt and Aotor.

' Evidt-ntly tho popular fashion of
"'wriu‘og up" the humble: beginnings of
grunt. millionaire-:41 iv «prodding in 1512;:-
lund on Will. 'l'ho Brim-1'... haw caught
it from us. A 1.'; ritzr in 'L'hc(.'<.ruhill
Mt; gazi no give-11 II I-i;:1t( it of tho fimmci :Il
rise of n lil‘lml‘lt r (f Alui- r21 :11: rich no 11,
perhaps thinking it 111113 inspirr- British
larlo'to go and box-1mm Hillllmlillfl'fi too.

0f the first 'vKundcrbllt 51ml Astor it is!

- written:

,Commmlnrl- Vnmlorldlt.-whn Ina-3n tlv- fir-1t
Vanderbilt Ynllllul’lfi. lo.“ bum ,‘I;..~.t :1. notary
ugh. [its (-111.1mtw:1.ltl.11.1 trc.11;tl1.r..1.l irm- i1 11!.
on pty 1'-nci.’rt and l‘ ‘11- in i‘ In him i' 11 icotiu- f1 on—
dntlon of minor.) Anarrimn turtnnw Ila. nl

-"-\14.:l.' 1‘1qu Ii 31- 4t 41 1‘1. 14.1mm "~11
him “1th a 11:11. '. -i1:11.1.-..t 11;; I11 « .Iptt. .l—
numb-I32 5111-21-14.»... '15::1 11.11.11 hon-.1.-

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upubu: in :44 4' hunt“. I .4; r:..I-
ofvegrtaid: .1 -.‘.. .. \1r ‘,t' 1031:. 7.1141..'.'-
110.11 worth 11. 11‘. I:.:‘.11 :1n1t\.'1:“- '11 .111 t.- r. 1 1i

ll-I ran hm lll..t.E;,-lit'i.I311K-.I
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111.114.11.11. 1111.11.41 I...'.1- bun ii .14 1.1.1::1, it
for “11- [our lug IIMI [wimnun “i111
tH‘rII I'Iqiiltlll I4; Patty hm. 11.1.14 In ll!"
III] that: into I:I.~I'.1ttt:1~,.1 in 1).. 101.1},
of Grant. .i'our Malontl 14 tin of [mood
bunting 111.1' 11 ll 4 ll“ nilmld- 1,4 11 III 11th ll
UIIIIIMI mu 3.11mi” to tmILI' “43'"me
1111-11 with taught”. 3111111311141. how»

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2‘11 . “Hui 1|:

mt, out of 14.1.1111 Int ”14' ptnpnriun'

of tho omit-loo. Pltili, many of tin-n1
must ham- Inugltul in llII Ir IIIHIII.

it would mrprhw n: on] of “141de
and goin- Englxnh Tmiu to mldvnly
wok-1111;: and find thr- in mi of thI.‘ 'i'u'y
government In two. ind salichury,
MN only warmly .IIltrrjntlIJw n 'Iiiwlb
Mitt arbitration mount-Film In Iva-m
[lit-oi Britain 111ml ”‘11- limo-II {about for
the filth-Inuit If all distort” lot-$414”
IbII4 Mo MIMI-n11.hutIIItmIllyIlm'mIg
up out of I114 m4 1: III-ad a working plan

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K‘ no lunch 1: Hiking,

It rim on Wino III hub
that I: nicotine oxpodflion train their
country l1» sublets-Ii one at Iho‘mort
ttumrtant stem of prom-w; cvcr audio
in the hold of arcbtooluay. it in zoom
than 11 ohm duya' wander that Ibo pro-
fonnom £1qu tho Univorsiiy of Pftlilttlj'l'
vauln luwo Illscow-rcd in Asia the ruins
of n city at least 0.000 yours old.

Thu commonly acct-11ml belief in that
tho world in now about 0.000 you"! old.
Thun- in, howovvr, no dim't Bihio au-
thority for this b1-li1-f.'l'bu chronology of
tho I’ thin and IIIII anon! tho world worn
originally computcd by no English clan-4
33'qu11. Using tho genealogical tablm
of tho tsksripturcn us 11 guidc. ho calcu-
lotul 1144 boat he could the nuppoucd ago
of the World. and he mudo ,it 4.004
31-11114 up to tho birth of (llltlb‘l. Thorou-
di‘dII of tho rubtcrrulII-nu city of Nipur.
in M1-m-1-oinmin,.tho city uucurthcd by
tho l’ctlusylvuuin Iprcdition. show that
it (Irish-d In a high Mate of civilization
at h-nst 7,000 31 am: brim-c Christ. ‘

This most uncicnt. Nipur was a city
bench! II 1: city. -III all time lll("t'(l has
bcrn n curious lutnlnwy to build new
tI'mplcs and churclxcn upon tho aims of
old 1111014. Tho disfovvry of n Retcud
Icmplc underneathntI-mploot B111 11-11
to tho uncurthiug of on cutiro Nipur
bent-11th 11 Nipur, which inst-If dutcd back
to moot ancient. known timm. The“.I dis-
cover-m of this nubctllur Nipur, 1:0 to
fipt'llk, hcltvvo it was destroyed by tho
dclugc-chscrih-II in the Biblc, since it is
ill hunt lliiI fcct undcr ground and ,tho
soil which cums it lIII nlluvinl.

But, win-tbcr orcnrhclu1I,-d by floods
or 111.1, 1111-, tcndcncy‘of all buildings is
to sink into tlu- ground and be ' covcrcd
out of night at last. is this III-comm i111-
curth's crust is soft and yielding or bo-
caum it is grunting thickcr by increase
upon its surface, incrcné'o through full-
iug star dust perhaps? This is n11 inn-1‘-
Bail lug quwtion.

 

'l‘hc Venezuelan Settlcmcnt.

It may now ho consirlcmlsctthnl that
tho Your-2111:1311 l.I1.'.nnd:1r3' qucstiml wii
bc sctth-d. Lord Salisbury bimsvlf has

taken the initiative in .t wholly I‘Igt'cc-

ublc munutr. l-lis proposal originally
v. as that n ('omnlsision of (no Ameri-
cans and two Britons should l:1I 11p
porno-d to cxanIiIIc and 111111111 n-port on
thcdisputt-d tI-rritor3'. After that tho
rmltriimnnl of arbitration should to
uppointml to act on the first ('(llllllllh'~
sion‘o ncomtucndutivns. 'l'he arbitra-
tion commission should l‘1- 1‘1‘In11.1‘.-.=1-d,
umording to Salisbury’u i1l1':I,1.t' mm
ch‘zm-luu. om- Briton, and a third to
b4.I i’llt;>€'ll by thciinst two. L'ndoubu 1113‘
111- would be on Auwricmt.

This commiusiun, the noble lord pro-
;Io..-.41o, should !t'lllt.t pct-uninttnly tho
lnnnuuiry bclu'm II VI 11111114111 11nd Brit.-
ia’h 6112111121.. But if tin-irdI-I'ihion turnnl
1m'r toiirI-m Britain Yum-111141111 sub-
jsctsor to “1111111111 British mom-Ir
“it-1 luoi is1 4 11 1411-11 IIIII Ill.~1.uh'd lands
pro-H111» to Moi, llllll, Ill hit for :11: it
did tim. it could not stand. llI-rvuguin,
hum 1hr, $:11h~l.1.-r3' practically (IIllt'l‘ill'al i
:iil Indium lII :14!.,.II for llt‘ II:13'II inl

 

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Daugmd,” us :1 l‘ll‘lll‘l: 1:114! 1.'.l!.-: Into. 1
was pnclnltmd mitun I f Tllllwy 1:15-

11:11: In -~' 111411111111 1- 11:11! tho I'm IlllIlll
:an1111 mm Ifl1114'111-1 1 4411111 to tlu- 11.111111.
11.1.11 but It 1‘4 IvIIIIIII‘Im-ly 1l‘41t"411l. A
js-lly ntmiuxmoy it Inn-t haw 1.1111,
truly, \mlt Ilia-("1111111r1i.1-lli11n I;1.t 3'11:
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Am I I.I'..I.~ (ll rlglll. l.1u‘.-‘4 I1“ and n mph-I

1111'1.1....111.1.41.I. 4mm. 1l\IIIl.II.1 hhml
14f Il.1 411.11111‘11 411i341t1. and ”w blllt'lll
i‘..l|11fu. 1I-:-, 11.11th 1' 11114] noting. llu 1m
3134' lntllungd. 14141;.“rI-IulalI-LIJI11.n-
nms ”bud-1.1g Il.4 III3‘ 1.1111 ”.11 111M114 l
of ll..-14 14- lulu-g 111 mil: Inn: 1211;:
bravo. \'»I bid 11 [P IIlIIIy Lind l41‘\\i.~ll

 

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(I114 It the mm! In on nah-11.4 111'111‘11- i111
4-111n11mvt4d \IIII mm lm in“
1l:.11- It. Kunminl .It'
ught and 14. would] than 11111 II it» II
1114!: ”II It 1! Ii 1: building IIlnI I-I Inc of ‘
III- tnilut If “:11 I4II‘114 11m» iIIi lovugo‘;
it \II old In- plumb. 41 I 11"“ nnlI “may.
From "In hught of 1m lmlltmry Imiid- ;
lot: It I.II1 I» 1144-11 1" uni-‘11. II in m“
In'tII'lmlng that It will 11111141 llll' ‘
d4 tm- I I4 I: for :4 dunno-o IIf.."',4‘IIIII [1111,
A lIglIl Ill.“ “II-11:"ImaulIinlnpuunhl 1‘
1m 1‘4 or 41 lib-Ion to buy Ilurkm 4.» 411' oh .
mutation. it in: light of mot-4- thou 1:
million IIIIIIIlIo poo-or.

‘\ in ll iIItIrII-t mun go up, IIIII [With ‘3
of riot-lip uou down. \l I11 11. IIIIllII‘I Illlt r '
lmml, uililil‘)‘ in 1.14-M3- 11ml 1111114141114
low. lion1.44411l4-I11t14IIlII-Ir nophm in
”win. and this m'tlw IIIiuunIl “guilt
ln’lltp up Ihc 1mm of rim-lot I

LI lining tinting in 1:14 t‘II'lI 1114 11113- twu
Vuttdotbilla or Anton: «If tin-111 all. ‘l!'
to Whl‘lll $13174”.IIIIIIJIIIII. 1 I111 old frilow
I-ould gin- A1114 11‘ 11 llnmu'iI-rn Iva-mun
in Allurpptmtuo I at would “1qu- ”will
1.4111 thmr 13:3.

lion. Jouph Charmin-thumb 111414 that
b0 in bI-ro to tolls 1114 r tho \‘1 imam-lab
114-1114111141»: will: Hui-41.1131 41:11-32 ll.-
naysln- nwrtly 4'11th to 4414- his full-wr-
iii-hm.

Tho than or «41111111 who is willing to
be mind by othI-r 14mph- div-up twill hc

l “I A
hill «.1 priIlo .1111 htiflmtloutolnim‘v

.with embroidery or lace.

, when 111'l'..'-.

ll III IIII I lII'tIlI' 1. --

amnion: .bywhtollmm
mount to our lady roads-r mo of did:
very mm and oholoom bottom of
manta. Pull 11nd explicit dilution-
for putting tenth» thotgnrmontl no.
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le'OIRLS’ GUIMI’EB.
Those are much worn with low-neck-

edonmmordros ofsllk. wool or cot-
ton, and are usually made in lawmnnin-
nook. or wash-rim, dud urIsttily trimmed
No. 1, all born
illuutmtcd. loot whito naimook, trim-
med with frills of embroidered odging
and narrow insertion. The front nud
bucks join in shoulder nnduudcr-zu'm
seams, gathers at the neck and a cutting
with drawntring inacrted adjusting the
fullness at the waist line. A narrow;
band of Insertion with trill of embroidery
finishes the neck. the full biuhop alcoves.
being trimmed at tho wrist to match.
No. '2 is of linen 1.1111110, trimmed with
bntistc insertion and narrow Imerro 1qu
edging. Slightfullnool is gnthcmd at
the buck and front of neck. the fullncsu
at the wniot being regulated by n tnpc
drawn through 1: casing. The oleovos
are mounted on fitted linings and wrist
bands um made of insertion. to match
thocollnr.und edged with lace. Both
styles of gnimpcs closein‘ccntm back
with buttono and button-bolus.

Tho quantity of material thirty-six
inches wide required to make thmo'
gnimpcs in either style is two and ouc-

quarter yards.
The pattern. No 68“., 1»: (Int in hlz‘lt

 

 

 

for girls of: ,-,I Ii, :4, It), 12.11111 llycaui
of use.
EVENING SENTINEI. ‘1
COUPON.

Butltllnstooue Potterln. on! “7.0.0! No.

Got this 1.11t.tlllin your row-.42 14041114an
and Kim. '2 or Mk1) in 4)

,Sturtovant's Bargain Nous.

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PATTERN No, I‘iali‘.

This coupon nod 11 conto will more
ohm-o pnttom nt h't urtovnnt' a. North Hula ,
11nd Ann sit-onto. r-nuth Norwulk ,
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You, Ila Had Boon I. Prim 1

'l' he 1I\' him 14 1111» without bod glwn luul
bun \cry atrnngly "going: tho IIvay'IIro
hlilt‘ of [III' (-1140, nnd. luw,yr-rlil1‘4- I11 WM
Ir3inghi4 It»! 111 1.111.111. the. 114111I1nn3'or1-
throw dim-min 44h iln- \Httu ~14 “4 had
tricd l1roul11-nting,l1ut. tho mun lulu-ml-
hi1: I'l'fnt'nI 11nd in on may, 141-lt‘I-1.1II-t11incll 1
“.13 I-illi‘h L1. |1l.~4 slur} [[1 Inut ”11.4.41
111:1.111111.I11gl13111 but wnh 11o lar'lltt' .1111 1.
1111.1,1111dl111v11114onth1 [mint of giving 1111i
nu- I‘I‘tnurk caught. bin mr and
rim 1le his (our 1px

'1 gull: 11? from whnt you in»! mid that, 1‘
31111 lum- lwu in 1111541n.lvtlmt trtw‘."

' You. oh 1 how lawn in 1.. 1.41111.

’l’ln-11I.tur1:c3".~4 41311.14 14111111111“ 11ml III-n11 ;
lcnlnl Mnlhr rpm-mi 1111-rl1i1I frown-4 I» 3111 1
IlI'I-w 11 tl 'll of robot. the [mu-111d: d to,
IIIIIIuI ilI1- hum of his triumph, though lw
{I‘ll11-oIIhIlI-nt. tin-II 11141 l‘lmt' “ 11-4 two. I

“’lhn J‘ill‘_i' \slll I‘lhlll't‘ll'tui. ilwwitnl'w
cont-mm Inning llfl‘ll in whom. llnw

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lung “VT" 3111: In ”2.41111?" 1 .

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tun do 111.1 [M- «111141 that you won: uot‘
juml3'1-ionllt1111l' '

.\14. Hr l mivr tho clrcfimtnnm.
tIItInIIIIm It “.111 It“ r.,.:|1l."

“U! mum: IlII' gvnllrIm-n of tho jury i
will nndcnlutul, I. Illumt my mlllngultcn
not: In it, how much 31111111 to 1.11111 4 II tha-
uhh‘ um of .‘1 hum of thin kind. bill you -
plL‘.‘ IM' ~lItl4‘ llii' IIIIIIII' III ll.” [Itlmn '

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of tho bomb-4mm: nod choicmt wall
moor-4 in Norwnllr to who 1144 Im- III-om:
AnyIIolur,,-Il1ml.u or 111.11.11.11 iII Fitl’ml‘lt for
or any uniqnodcgirn In Arabs-aqua. or
Kaloidm‘opiu Itlmtu'u. will to found to,
plcmtho fancy. Hooch-mm troy-s so
III-roll or othv-r III-plum or» found both in
every ”yin, and prim»: :IrII at rot-II: bot.
tom,

Punter-'Enpplm.

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mum 11411114444 11411411414
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Connecticut
Laundry,

llavllund street.

Rccciving Baskets, from which
collectionnurc made twin.- daily,
are at the following places:
BENEDICT. W. A & C0,, 114

Washington street.
BODWELL, ll. 15.,

ton strum.
COMSTOCK BR(.I'l‘lllZRS,

South Main street.
GORHAM, E. E., to Fnst nvcnuc,

East Nor-walk.

JOHNSON, Edward C., II)SW115II-
ington street bridge

NOACK'S Jewelry Store, 17 1‘10th
Main street.

76 Washing

14

l’lNNEO',S 49 Wall strcut Nor-
walk.
STUR’I’EVANT'S, 51 and 53

North Main street.
Also at ELM GROVE STORE,
from which a daily collection will

I be made.

Ourdrivcrs will be glad to call
whenever notified.

Connecticut
Laundry,

Havdand street.

NOTICE

TO

Contractors !

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ll‘ormllt's (II-«tut Store.

NORWALK. ODIN.

 

Advort’luu Only of Facts.

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load In styles and m bargain

DRE SS GOODS.

The largest and best. assorted stock
ever seen in, those parts.
twice for the season devoted to the de-
partment. Over 151) feet of counter-l“)L
space. ”or stock of nearly? .000 picccs‘l‘oL
cotnpriscs French, (luruum English 11nd
homomnuui‘acturcs, in all the populnrl
w coves and calm-lugs.
will be found‘ the celebrated Priestly and

l

I

of the market. ,
As :1 starter for the season we place On

semen. and bouclo t1wo~toued efl‘ccts at.
3‘Ic por yard. intended to be sold at 500

100 pxcccs tum-.163 and plum serges at
501-. A greatlondcr at: this price, and
well worth 75c. Other values at WC .6913,
7711:. up to $1.711 per yard.

NFCK BOAS, BTU.

Full importation—101) extra long andis
full coque feather boos, at 39c ouch.

Better grades at 91513, $1.98 2.19 and
$2.75.

things. till now 111111 very stylish, worth

\

The Men Govern

(

_--_- “0—-..

sale. Saturday, 100 pm es of the well“
known Jamestown suiting, iu Diagonal. BL. 1114111141115 AND (3031111 )RTABLES.

3110 yards fancy bonded and jot trim-

33 WEST WASHINGTON ST..

prices.

OPENING SALE 0"

FALL NOVELTIES
Saturday, September IZth.

New Jackets, New Capos, New Dress Goods', New.
Blankets, New Hosiery, New Underwear, New
Gloves, New Ribbons, Etc.

Everyday brings the newest fall styles to this store; all the caprices of fashion that
will find favor with the people can be found here much cheaper than elsewhere. Look
before 3011 purchase. The mom you examine, the more 3' on will be convinced that we

BUY WHILE THE ASSORTMENTS ARE

COMPLETE

And get the best.

“’1' y:.Ird

4.1136

Special price, 12 1131:. '

 

grades, $1.49, $2, $2 130, $2. 75 up to $10

'3ng.. dressing combs,sold by most per pair.

lucreuscddlm‘lem at. 7100; our sale price is 25c.

A few lengths of lfic orgnndios and

54K) boxes extra quality writing paper, dimities, to close,per ynrd, tic.

envelop-II to match value. 170

RIBBONS.

We have just. purchased, at about. half value 191-.

per box,
' HOSIII'IRY AND UNDERWEAR.

III.) dozen men’s wool hose, regular
Just fora lender, not more

rural-1r pIico, TIIIIpieces satin and gros than 43 pairs to 11 customer, per pair.

nll perfect.

advantage of this great 3.116.
and III, in all colors. regularly
to und" ~51: per yard, at 12' .{c.

These cool nights suggest worm cover-
iu.g We have just who: you need. and
guarantee that you can save money by ~
Our mot-
“To (live

making your purcluwes here.

to is. us it always bus“ been,

Tho Dost (1110113 For The. Lcnst

1...") cums (‘omfortnblen
.25 up to IN. 511

SPEC- l A L IN ELAN KE'I'S.

50 pairs Il-4, full size, and best of all.

full value, at the per pair.

Priccs HII, tISc,’

Among the 10":grziin ribbons, all in popular colors. and 1250.
Goods will be on sale Sut-
gold ,1“.an makers considered the cmamurduy, and we would advise you to take briggau and fancy boots, regular price

Ladies' 118:“ y flecced black hose, bal-

Nos. 12 from 150 to be; for this opening sale
sold at only. per pair, l2,'._.c.

Ladies' heavy fleeced Egyptian ribbed
vests and pants. all rizes, per garment,
251:.

Misses‘ fleeced ribbed vests and pants,
per garment 24c. ‘

Boys' wool punts, sizes 4 to 14, extra
value, .501: pair.

Men’s full neckwenr, all new, 250.

Money. ", '
LADIES' FALL GLOVES.

Guaranteed in every particular. 50
dozen in white and leading full color-
iugs, absolutely the biggest bargain of ‘
the century. real value, $1.50; our price,

Other per pair, $1. 00.

 

 

the Country!

THE BOSTON STORE,

Cor. Main and Wall Streets,

NORWALK CONN'

TELEPHONE CALL, 68-3 .

But when it cmncs to getting the full money's worth for every dollar,
woman demonstratcs lIcr infinite superiority.
over the quality of goods we so“.
that we exercise in buying.
selling, our high qualitiés and reasonable priccs—all these things appeal
In an intelligent woman's sense of cconomy.

Women are enthusiastic
properly appreciate the care
straightforward method of

Thcy
Our

0111' fancy (lilt Edge Creamery llutter, which has been a boon of sat-

isfaction all the season. we arc still selling at 22c lb; 5 lbs for $I.
high grade coffees and teas are always appreciated, and receive a most
The summer season is almost gone and we are re-
cciving m-w consignments of fresh goods every week and promise to
our patrons the best and choircst assortmentofediblet that can be found
Courtesy, fair dealing, promptncss of delivery and per-
fcct satisfaction thrown in by

Ibcrul patronrugc.

In the market.

Our

 

CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,

Loading Orooor.

SO. NORWALK.

 

THERE ARE OTHERS

Who sell groceries. we know. but none who sell at our prices.
expect you to believe this till you prove it by a

We doni.
trial order at our store.

 

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\\ IIIIII potatocu. lulu-l 1.011,
in it». onttnnnl. 2:111
Now E. .I. 111-12114, It 11mm. 2/111
Mam-11mm. :4 11km. , 2.3.4
blown 11 jurn. «pun-tn. 111.1, , ..141I.
I umpkm. .I mum. 1'31:

t‘ottoluuo. ll lb pull LIIIII
No Ii parlor broom. 21»-

"It.

It Ibo bunt promo. .l‘t

Snrdinvs. 7 mos.
Mustard Int-Ilium. «I c.1111»
III lb kit tnnolturcl.

II III! III-III I-letlnli.

1; llm III-III. uturuh.

ll-Ib box stun-I1,

i‘urn min-b. pnokngo,
Forum. It pol-kttgvn

1‘1 lb box hominy.

IN) out-111ml.

 

“.2311. o “N host. butter. $l .1"
'23". (told Dual. pkg. I91:
“‘0 -i 1'.an toIIIIItocn, '2fo
2:11: 1 mm: mm. 1.15.:
13.31: 1‘1 lllll milk I-rncltcrn, 21.12
Iiu- II lbs IIodu cmckorn. 2‘11:
”.311 1'. lbs lcmon cotton. 2nt
27.11 :1 lbs gingI-r utmpn. 251-,
1:11: :1 11111111 Landm- milk. 201:
I III to ho yellow mold. 251:

 

 

I

Donovan Bulldlng.

BEST nurrtn III THE run, 1911 PER Pouun.
Maud 5. Flour, 55c Per Bag; $4.25 Per Barrel.

 

NEW YORK GROCERY CO.

South Norm

36 AND 37 MAIN .TREKT NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

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