Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 10, 1896 · page 4

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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1math-”Went." “To M'nnd
ts. not exceeding five

Wisconsin We and
lie. Schedule of rules lorldls-

 
 

 
 

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Burn-31 mall. in advance.

up; six months. ”Jaime your. a.
lay who". no»: week. to be paid

 
 

; final. No. a Wall street Norwulk.
we welcome at The Sentinel onion.

has! of my news. you will confers

NW. sending or brlnxlnz it

Mono-

'm liox tor the convenience of those
will! to lean items of news or other mut-
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Wmons should In all cases be ad-

” “’ run EVENING snuran.
South Norwalk. Conn.

fie lamina Sentinel has a Circulation
156 TM 01' Normal): and m Suburb»
Timer, Considerably, than the Combimd
circulation of the other Three Local Dail-
it}. Our Pm: Room is alwayr open to

 
 

 

 
 

Telephone Calls.

‘ loin 03100.02-5.

~ Editorial rooms. 92-2.
, yin-such office. 56-4.

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I flew York Herald Weather Forecast.

The weather today promiws to l 5 generally
lair. with slightly higher t IIIIpI-ruture. tollo“ -
ed probably by min and dungor us \\ iIIIlII on
the eossts at night. Tomorrow it promises to
he partly cloudy. with rain and s'tght tempo-
I return changes.

 
 

 

 

 
 

Thermometer Record

Thehluhest point of the thermometer for

‘ the Wow-tour hours ending at noon today

was In degrees above zero; Iowoet. 35 degrees
above

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Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.

lunrlses IBun sets I H‘ghtlds ! LIthlde
In 5:00 3115:1873?

 

Divide the Town.

(Norwulk (‘Igzettod

It is very evident that II Greater Nor-
wnlk must long remain a theory rather
- than become a condition. The friction
between upper Norwalk and South Nor-
walk and its allied territory is such that
it never can be eradicated. IWe hollow
that consolidation would be host. but we
also believe that neither end of the. town
will forge ahead while working at cross
purposes. Under those circumstances
the best way would be to let South Norv
walk and its friends depart in pom-III and
carve out their own destiny. llppztr
. Norwalk. by going it alone, might be
able to display some public spirit, and
its spirit of rivalry, freed froIII inIoI'fIIr-
once, might do many things that iI
would not do now. And South Nor-
walk. likewise freed from llzl {our ()1
upper Norwalk. could do its own cum
will. All this may seem trI‘IIIIIlIIII'y III
thecanse of consolidation, but thIII-I- i;-
no use of demunding tho iIIIpIIIIs'IlIlII.
and we are not so sure: but that i!
would Work well to divide tho tuix'n
The town of. Derby was torn by HM
strife between Ansouia IIIIIl llcrhy, l)lll
the town was divided and now
town goes it alone. We may to xvrnnu.
but we are not so sure but that Il’IVIsmI:
would be the best solution of our

ent difilcnlty.

[II'IIs

The Manitoba so lII- ol IIIIIinIIn “us an
important factor in turning (V‘ll thII
Unnadinn gIIVI-rnuwnt from (.‘IIIIsI-I'x'u-
live to LibI-rnl L’tlllll‘lll. Thur hing “In
case, tho prospect is that tlIIIsIIhIIIIl
question itsIIll will be fit‘llll‘tl, it not to
the sntisfnt'JIm of ull, IIt lIIIIs't IIII llll'lEl‘
will bu no loud grumbling. Tim l’l’lllt’ti-
touts hold out utltlly lhut llll’lll hllllllltl
be nodivision of tho School fund. and
there will not bu. But in III-inldIIIrhIIIIIlII
where tlIIIrII um us many ml .50 Roman
Cnthollochildrrn om» touchcr of thul
inith shall bo IIInplIIyIIIl. If it ipdlw
sired. rohgious instruction may bI~
given in tho Itchuoln IIt Hilllt'll tlIIIIIs, IIII
petition of tho taprIyIIIIII. lII I-IIIItlII-
manta thIro both English IInIl Ffltllllll
are spoken echoIIl insururtion shall bu
imported in both ltl'lmnllilt‘ll.

Twenty years ago tlIIIro \\ an only our
lhipynnl in tho country VV‘lll’l‘t’ largo
iron and stud stIIIIIIIIIlIipII IIIIuld lIII built,
Ind the firm owning that. yurd rIIIIIIiVIIIl
all the gowrnmcnt (‘tlllll‘lll‘lfl for such
velecls. WlIIIII. curly this September,
bid! for tho lhrIII liflilll.‘fllll[t‘i about. to
bewnntructrd Wen- IImeI-Il, it was found
there wr'rII fivII AIIIIIIioIIn flrIIIII IIIIIIIpI-t-
log. with plants l‘t'l‘Ilt't'llV'ltly at PlIilIII
dolphin, Elan Francisco. hinwport Noon,
Bath. Mo, and Camden, N. J. This in-
crease in Amrrirun IIlIlplII‘Iildiug and
shipbuilding facilitirs in matter {or no»
“anal satisfaction.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Germany 1qu IIIIIIII tho Inst nation In
, experiment with bIIIyIIIII. l'lflt'mt’il. It In

myct known \th thI- r the IprIII-IIIIIIIII
“ill prom a success. IIIIlI-IIIl it would
' be strange It It. dill.Thl1nmtl who IIIIII
guide I bicycle. curry a mic take aim.
fire and hit n work while riding and
then turn and whirl away would ho II
mun too gifted to be a common soldier.
The bicycle corps could. however. do
. dentin: work by dlsmountlng quickly
how their wheels cad than firing and
hiding. nonunion In our civil Wit!
m unmanned to dismount and light
“M in e battle.

(unwed on Ivnllco-I

:OnomonthIOcIthreo's

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the tramps seemed to like it. It is the
regular business 0! a tramp to leaf the
year round. Change and recreation
would therefore consist for him in going
to work. and this was the kind of vaca-
tion Mr. Allen gave him.

0 farmers around Waterville.
eida county, N. 11., in the hop ralr
grogions, have been overrun and pen-
torcd unspeakably by tho horrible army
of lIolIoos that each summer congregate
there in the picking season. Hop pick-
ing is not hard work. and your trump is
willing to play at it a little while,
meantime foraging at will among the
chicken roosts, orchards and cornfields
0f the rnrnlists. Thcro were always
many morn tramps than wot-hots, and
they campcd in the neighborhood of tho
fields and became the nuisance and the
terror of the aphid

Mr. Allen this summer took the cam
in hand. Ho uskcd tho pIIIIplII of tho
county to contribnto food. und at tho
smile mud to begin gnthrring and haul»

xivinsmnotmnpinp E
Mumnflm Itiuonlyjmieetonor

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

only does Sunl

 
 
 

clothes.

shrinking.

 
 
 

lng louds of stone from tho surpluI-IIIII'IIII , , . »

upon their fields. They did both. Mr.
Allan founded II grunt trump (.‘Illl'lllllllI
inout, which he culled (lump Work, an
odd name, but he wudo it apply. A
brook near by was dnnnncd and II both-
ing pond made. Great 0mm II and camp
kettles and old tinwaro of all kinds
worn also brought; in. An old circus
tent furnishcd shelter at night.

Tllt‘ll work began. Thu :IutlIoritiI-s
co-IIpIIrIIIIIIl with Mr. AllIIII, and WI 111'
morning I-IIIIh trumpwas f(ll‘(‘1‘(l into the
pond and made to scrub himself. Ills
clothing was ininigaud; so was tho
circus trnt. The lust II.III.IkII among the.
lilmps were chosen to IJI’PSlllt! at tho
camp kettlcs and uppvtizing food wan
soon propurcd. lint bI-fIIrII l| hobo was
allowed to taste it he was conIpI-llI-Il to
do so much work—break thrIIc whorl-
narrow loads of stone for three media.
This cIIIItiIIuIIddny after IlIIy; tho lanth-
ing, working and for-ding. At owning
the trumps gathered for songs and

spccchmakinn, and many II gIIIllIIIIIIIII 5

orator might have got. useful hints frIIIn
tho trump wit. and oloqncnov.

At tho 0nd of tho hop picking which
it \x'uSIfIInIIIl that 400 tons of storm lIIIIl
llt'l'll brokrn. Tho camp cost tho county
who, but. tho stunt: will svll for $1.,1I3II
ton.

SENTINEL PATTERN.

 

 

91 Vince l’apsr PIttern at this Garment
May be Obtained by Using the Coupon.

We have made special arrangements
Ivith the agents of the celebrated Bazur
Ij‘IIIx-e-l-‘itting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choioosts patterns of
amounts. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments no-
company each not tern

 

’I-Al. htz'azd F'.._"I’ I’.‘

lI‘ino whiuI nuinsmk IIIIIlII'IIlIlI-I'I-Il III
H‘l‘llllllllllll edging IIIIIIlII IhIIIIo IlIIinIy
IIIII'IIIIt waists thI-h I-IIII lIII. nIIIIlII \x'llll ll
plain or full back, tho. pattrrn providing
for llillll stle-s. 'l‘lII.I l'nll l'I'IIIIM IIIIII
hark III'I- slIIIpIIIl with Nllllllllll‘l'

IIIIIlI-rIIIrIII somns, only thI- tap lIIIIIII

 

llllll‘ .

Hulhrrwl and flt‘wml II) :I narrow lIIIIII‘. I

\

through whlII‘II lllpl'h‘ lll'll l'llll to mild. I
the fullnnssto tho llguro or IlIII in lIII .,,
'1"! ll(,' Ilisposod of In dIIIIhlII IIst-Ii aim--
ring and soxvcd LI II stay. 'l.III :4 II H h
bolt is nhupcl with tho llilllll IIIIIIIII-I. thI.
side inu- k scams “dining to llli.‘ IIlIIIIIldI- -I
The closing in Ct‘flllt‘ front III IIIIIIlII xIIIlI'
Hlllllll lli‘ml buttons and button lIIIlIIIIIInIlE
tho nook iII shaped III II protIIly rIIIIIIIlIII!
IIntliIIo.
lino!) um llll used for making gIII'IIIIIIIl-I
in this ulylc, lilt‘l‘ IIIIIlIrIIiIII-ry HI' lltlll' I
stitclIIIIl builds providing snituhlu triIn«
Ining.
a lady in the medium size it II Ill lt‘lillllt
one yurdot thirty six inch widI-III.III-Ind.
To make the same for a mm in II "11'
Ilium size it will rIIqII‘IrII H! in II» mighln
yards of tho same width material
puttrrn. No. 119151 can he lllltl in I-I /.I I. in“

sin. Ill. .lll, 3,10 InIIl l" IIIII h lIIIII

IIIcInIum nod for micro-Mot LWI-lIII {IIIII l 1’.

teen and sixteen yours of IIgII.

 

EVENING SEITlNEL

OOUPON.
Entitllnt to one l’nttnru.eny «1mm! No

that thin out.

ll in IonIrnnnII-undwl tree:-
In mnl

or take"
Sturtennt's Bargain House

 

 

 

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IM’M'EBN No. mu I-IIZE Mm»!
nmfiQWaifitmflrwmdl;
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lI‘iIIII muslin. I-.IInlIrIII, lllWllJll‘!

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FINE coormfi'ofssvno

3" Sunlight
Soap “

Nothing' 13 so harassinn' to the feel-
ings as to have beautiful clothes
torn and eaten by the use of poor
soaps, full of ingurious acids.

ght Soap prevent
, wear and loan, it actually saves
It' s It labor-savor, too, be-
cause it does; about all the work
itselfvllttlc rubbing and no bother.
Besidcr. it prevents woolens from

Dover Bram, Ltd. Hudson It Harrison Stu. MY.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Connecticut

Laundry,

Haviland street.

Receiving Baskets, from ivhinh
collections are made twice daily,
are at the following places:

lil£.'b.,l)lCT W.

A 8K Co.,l 141

_Washington street.
BODWELL, ll. 15., 76 Washing-

ton stroet.

C(lMS'I‘UCK BROTHERS,

LI

South Main street. ,
GORHAM, E. E., to First avenue,

East Norwalk.

JOHNSON, Edward C., 198 Wash-
ington street bridge.

PINNE‘O'S,49 Wall street

walk.

STUR'I‘EVANT'S,

,, Nor~

5i and 53

North Main street.
Also III ELM GROVE STORE,
from \lvllltjh II daily I‘IIllCIttiIIII will

be made.

()IIrIlIiIcrs Ixill be glad to (..‘lll

whom: x'er notified.

Connecticut

Laundry,

lluvdand street.

 

HALE’ESE

 
 
 
 

(,Illl'l‘n ..ll IIIlIfS‘I,

Lung
Balsam

25v III
gists.

 
 

 

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your drug»

 

1.} .\'TII.'II"I'.I I I‘I'Ill II.’ N'I'I‘I'

HOVT'S THEATRE

.l...-lH1III\I|.’lIi.

\ l l Ix ”IllI It Always Fla [3405‘

.. VIII-ling is plIIIIIIIl at tho \I'IIN lllll lTuesday, October |3_

.l A ll lILh‘ A. ll l". [W IIL'H

"I‘llllllllll I ’uInIIIly llrIIIIIII.

SHORE
ACRES.

l’ll‘II Hull (Il' ll. 1'.

Minor.

; I\ l IIII Company of MI 'l_\Cl'S.

To InnkI- thun- IIorIIIIt IIIIIIIIII furll'. H i I‘ \I'\ W SI: I'm: Iy Guaranteed.

1' niquc Realistic Novelties.

l'IiI'IIs Never Vury.

lI'II l'lVl'll liqulII. H.
Huldulnll .I‘III
”l‘HIIu-II'II I-IlIIl'II-I.

'ITII',
‘IIIIlNIIIIHnlIIIIt l'llllfll'll'rtltlltl ;

and anus Izollory IIIl-

NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.

)ll l‘l'lll‘IlJI

. Manager

03' 1.; N ll Ill'l' ONLY.

EM onday, October l2.

l1,‘ IlIIry IIIIIlJ‘IIlwurIl l'nnllon. unthon II?
III mini-I. Mobs. old.

I
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l
I

DORCAS!

All Star Cast!
mow Isrrr: MUSIC' .
MAGNIFICENT oos‘rimnsz
SPARKLING COMEDY!

l’ (‘0 it. mall
he I'Ilunluoa 'III wm’

no.5". “lazulid M neat» may

*lneol'oml incon' II.

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

NORWALK, CONN. N Y. OFFICE, ‘02 BROADWAY.

IFIlrfleld County 3 Greatest Store.

We Sell or Low as Any Store In the Country.

 

Your Porchases Here Pay You!

Because you secure not only the lowest prices, but intrinsic merit, honest value in every
Nowhere else 15 there so complete a gathering of new Fall and
Winter Merchandise, the crcam'of fabric productiOn.

[mi-chase.

I’crfcé-

. Lion of garments and costumes, diversity of sea-
. . . . sonablemerchandise. . . . .

' Auction Silks.

133,000 yards sIIld'iII one day.
and secured their share
15 ps.

Here they arm

5 ps.

the wry best silk III the country for this rule.

tho latest New York price on thoso goodsfi
‘ 5 ps Moire Roman For skirts
$1 on per yd.

Dress Goods.

best. lines in the state.
41) in. fIIIIIIy Illlxllll‘t‘l'l. 2.30.

.30 in. all wool Suiting. .‘IIIII.
52. in. two tone rich minute...

IIIIIIlItiInII. from one III $1.75 per yd.

DomestictGoods.
JUST A FEW ITEMS.

Apron ginuhams

.k‘II IlIIIIIot ll: Hindi,

\I- lIIIIwn slIIII- win" in shortlcngtha,
\ll wool II:- Id llI lllllt'l,

Linens.

31 inch half lIlIIIIII lIIId.

. tillt' h Irish full lIlII III' llt‘ d d: IIII lfik,

l.'I lmm'io jut-hols“, nil ‘th ~,
12 plush rapes,

lll I'lI’ItlI I'IIpIIII,

10 Irish fro-7.0 jnokI-III,

lfI frivw lIIIuI-lII jankntv,

lll lllllll’lt'. I'IIpIIs. IIII'IIppIII'I.
llllit‘r"!'f.' IIIIpIIs, lilll‘ quality,
111 lII'InIIlII fur triIIIIIII-It II.II.II.~I,

Look at them, the handsomest ovcr shown III NI
(I ps Moire Velour, in all shades andl whit

:lh in. Novelties. N. Y. guts I'IOII. we ask :lllo.

OUR FAMOUS CLOAK ROOM.

1'} lino kIII'IIIIy jIIIIlI'IIIs. IerII-II, t.III and Mach.

()II Tuesday. of this Work, there was the groutost IIIIII-
tIon solo of silks that ever took piano in this country; ovvr
(lur syndioato \x'IIrII prcsvnt

blk. brocade gros grain b‘ilk tlIII quality “II
sold IItIBl. auction price. IIOII. Como before they are gIIIIII.
lIlk. Armure SN“: yd, auction price, 6.10.
5 ps. hlk. l’cau do Soio, $1 50 yd., auction price. We.
ops blk. satin Rhadunie $1. 125, auction prim IIII.
Also the wind up of Cheney 1’ Irothcrs' host :31. .Ill thI
tonefuncy Silks for waist and owning (ll‘t‘h‘nl‘ji This is
I Tm 'W’!‘ yd.

This Is
.2.I our prior 31,
tins is the grandest,

It is hardly necessary for us to mention this stock. for
the people of NI'IrIynlk and viIIinity know that. “'1‘ have the

III in. txso tone lI‘IInIIiIII, N. Y risks I’I‘JII. our priI-II l'JII.
.\ pIiI -II$1 our priII- M" .II
“or Priestly and Gold Modal Black (mods III (I lllt‘llt It

I-pI r I; :IrIl

II

I. pvr _V’ill'(l
‘ "1111- h the host full MI :10 lIIIIl for the pIiI I-,.‘IIIII-‘

II

II

$I'Ill’l
i130
L1H

11.213
l TM
3 .'.II
' $.11

ll in

We have the largest stock of .‘IIIIIkIIlI:
notticut.

and copra in (Jon~

.. ,1 _ . , .
noun: lemma . General'tlirflerbert
Kitchener began its thumb up the Nile. .
There were 15,000 troops altogether.
1,800 of them being British, the rest be-
longingto the reorgmdzed native Egyp- ‘
(inn army. The command reached Wady-
llIIlfII, the southernmost Egyptian out-
post, and there wnited till midsummer.
tII rIIIIonInIIInoo the march along the up-
1101‘ Nile through Nubia and toward the
Sudan.

The expedition consiutcd of two parts
—-~l| land and a rivrr— force. "The river
tIrIIIIpII wont up the Nile in gunbonts;
tlII- lIIIId force marched along the IIIIIII.
bunk Id tho rivcr. Tho first IIleo. ' 'II
point to be gained was the Dongolns,
Nt'W and ()1d. Both arc in thln, on
tho wast hunk of the NilII. New Don» .
gnln I’II "I0 I:IllII.-I abovo WIIIly-Hulf-II,
tllIl llongola 32o huh I; from Wndy-
llIIlin. South of Nubia is that b‘udnn’,
with no 0in of Klllll’lulll, which was
lost to liIIypt in llll IliI-rnstr-IIIIIII ampulgn
of (mini II “III lI-IIIlIy in 1851- I}. ;

Th“ ~IIIIdIIII in III I upiIIIl by’ihc dor-

ll-inuh (annoy IIollurIItnIa. H W

Ill-inch electric collarcttca, I, I”, ; V'lSllt‘r, III Muhdints, u snot (If (h rm and
l'ZlIIctrio IIoIIl capes, ' 18 511 llllllllllllll‘hly Arabs who haw llllf IlIIIIlIlII
(‘onoy mp0s, 75’” IIIIIIivo of low? of light and lIIIIIItiIIisIII

Ahlllllillllll (Inpos

New Y.IIrk
Time To Change Your Underwear.

The weather tolls thle hood of wanncr undcrolothing.
Wo have all kinds on cheap as anybody can alford to buy.
The .
If you xv out this kind we are

not going to help you thonv your money away by selling
it The list in lo“ will gixII you an idea of about what can

We also keep on line qualities as 'nnybody wants.
trashy kind we do not keep

' be found in our stock.
1- l. IIliIIs‘ IIIIIl missm I'IIIIIlIiIIIItiIIII suits,
lI gx'ptiun yarn fil'H'ell llIIIIIl. all til/“H par suit. I'Itlc

Minors liIIII lugyptiI III shnpndvusts. puntstomatch, sizes I

l‘IIIIII" .. to I. north ‘S'JII pt I gIIIIIII nt, at ) III.
llIIVs'
dram III, all si'lcs ill" . ':u.

U; (ll)
WII have. agnot variety of for that we sell from 10 to 1; y . ‘1 -. f l l__
zipcrcontlowcr tlIIIn vou Hill buy the some quality in “lull“ “V‘I” P “Wt/1-

i
made of tmci

for llllill tlIIlnlogy, saying: IIIIIlIiIIg of un
’l‘lII ll‘ IIIIIIIIIIIIIId-
or in at. once their Hl'lll‘l'ul and their
chief priI st. “II is ItonII'iIlI-IIIIl a prIIplIIIt,
If ono prIIplII t is killed or divs, IIIIIIIhI~r
:ItIIIII-IItIIlII-s his place. Prophots “1'0.
1 plIIntyunIong tho (ho-Vishnu. The Muh-
(llhl. lI-nIlrIr who has found hiIIIuIlt’ Ht)
badly outfiin his prIIIliIIIiIIns in rcgurd tII
\xlIlppiIIgI IlIII liritiwhin tho :1 (frI IIIt lights
. lIIt KI mud and I 1 ll llll' is IIIIIIII I1 VI .IIl
llislnnu. WIId is also tho pcalipb, or
khallla, of 11:3 lollonIr-x.

'lho l".lllVl.~‘l3 L'S “(1'0 on loth siIlIsof

 

and girl, 1m“) ll0000d ribbed vests pants and lllL \ilI: totin- south of the: I: :prIlItioII,

but IIIIII tIII tlII west bank. Mn 11 hr it-

MissI-s' III Iturnl H‘llslrllllall xx oI Il Iran and pants, sized .1‘” “qu at K. 1.1. I, on In. WI st bank. ,3

lb 1‘. "lland‘ll, :It ';Ill-: sizes“ 3

 

anerne l NDLR

grade II ml,

' our price $1 .00.

sh: IrtI sleevus,

 

 

 

"III. a
-, £1. )4“ I m9
yG/ENE 'A'Ull DEP‘NQ‘Q‘

 

 

 

. «|‘i|1l(l-\, :It I. on; H105 .lll
.‘t'J. and I-,l at $1: just . I per cont loss than regular 1111005.

The celebrated

W In .‘IR xI hite ecru
imdn n t or a]. for. '31 ”ill” ”(‘3'
ladies; guaranteed
non u h r i n l: i n 1:,

IM cry“ here 31351...

andpunts, long and
tho .
TSC'I'Iuality at I'IHII. ‘

Men's gray and 1
white merino and E

IiblII-Illl (Iced lined
unduweur worth
Tu; .Illsizo. at .IUII. ‘

I~hIIrt dist [IlllUJ ]l(,.' 1h 01' 131 llulii'. As tho
llilti~h up pIIIIItxlII- lllllltlL‘l‘V'lrlllE‘S l'l‘ll't'llt‘
.IIIl south to lil HIIIlr They had trans-
IE purl, 'H. "-

sols lIIIIlI I1 \I. ith grain and loud

III tlIII IIxII' .IIIIl \.III \.I ll tlllllHl. At
I . .

IIIIIdII smut thing; It a

lI‘t1IIIIl, and it was how that llII- pthwipnl
‘ lighting III-IIIIII'I Il. Bur lllt'y >tnlx- uxx'uy
‘jII Il.- night and MI. tlIII lil‘lll~’ll lllt‘ _

"W1" “f ”“3 mm“ lI'IIIptI lIII IIIIr If II upying 1h: 11 lIIII II It.
sold

it \I- ..-. lltil
I, lul’)‘.ull1|'uil,

til I :II lI'. Ml I. IuI'h hi .I \III-
N. Ill i!:.llthIIl.lrit1.~lI

:t'l’Herl III ‘IIIIIIII It lI.IIIiI. 'lhII I-IIIXII.

. ' _' 21.1411? III' I'lll't‘llll'll;', IIIIIIlIWIII‘Il IIII tho
i . Ladies “hm" Elllll‘l Ill IlII- Il l‘Vl ins lI:I~‘ IIIIIlIluIl tho
\Vllul l‘lllllt'll \‘t‘rilr‘ intbll lII I,II.IIIII_, tlII~ 1,)llll;‘lllfl§. jig»

Ix‘I'I l‘ll \YIIIl} ~ll..ll.I IIIIIl l)I:n;.'IIl:I url' tin:
E>I'(’Ull(l and fund of ill! Ii; ix'IlI: cuta-
‘Il'ill'lr.

No doubt tho Cill'IIIIIs of L hi1 ugotl (Iulll
llilVl' bI'IIII szIx'Id nIIII ll. suliciing and
worry If lllI” gill'ilt» tho of 1571 hudnuvn
lill‘i'lll‘l'l'll. A! Kin; Silllli‘ limo It is n quIIs-
IIIIII xx'lIIIIlIIr tho 0in liSI‘ll would have
ilII In so llilllllfitlllll‘ly and substantially
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You Want.

Connncncing Monday. (lIItIIlIIII' lL’tlI,
(lllC week we will lI:I\'0 II grand display IIl~

Huyler’s Chocolates

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New lIIIs ncxv ll()llL‘_\', 110w Inuplc S)lllp 110w maplc «rum
'110\\'l1110k\\l10ul, llt“ .v tlll‘L‘St‘, Mchl ll"'(ll\
.I'IIII‘II I‘llL‘t‘h’t‘, l'I'II‘Icy wilt IIIlII'II L'l‘l‘lllllt‘l'_\' lInttcl',
I‘IiIlI, high llmIIIcIl to \S l uux 110“ hints in g]: [SS
\IIII \\ Int 110x xx' goods, \IIII xx.IIIt thc best Hoods—«this Is the!
plu00 to In qurc them.

Cl Cg

CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, .

Londlng Grooor.

33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.’,

U I I I I

SO.

and continuing for

Club 0l10‘s0 in iurs.
out cutters.

NORWALK

‘Ixx'l IIIhI r it would lIIIVIIlIIsI II III-ally us big
and rich and piI..<p.~1'I~IH as it ln'llIlVV, and
,5.» l’llllli'ly up III mm In all llltllll'l'll im- '
[II'IIVI IIII lllS that {:41 {I1 lllillil,‘ III‘lty C(llth‘-
niIInt. Ih-uumt and ‘I‘Illl'ill'llV't' III livII in.
H31. ‘Il [his yvn‘r will to tlIII lxileIy-iil‘th
.IIIIIix'I wary of ('lIiI-II;:I:'.< lll‘t'. 'l'nIIt lire}
31'IIIIIIIl lII-I‘ :I (“my Iel' (llt‘, story l'ruIIIII
~-lIIIIItiI >, II (it; lll'IlL llilll Ihrru gradvs to
. Its >ldI xIculks IIIII‘I lIIId Ihr sidrwalks
IlIIIIIw in -~ IIIIIIlII IIl' lltllll'tlh xx'lIirlI ll.-l.Ll
; III IIII-p IIIII I l'l‘lhllrllillly. \V'lII-n It *llUW‘
‘I‘ll and I-IIx‘III‘Id tlIII sIII'lIII-I-Id things, tho
Ennly IIIIII‘IIIIIg pIIIlI sII'iIIn \\'I’>Lllll Ut‘t'u‘
II,II;Illy >1IIp unuxvuns into the hulm in
tho LIuIrd< (hut \Vt‘l‘t‘ fI rtlnI lililCllllltll-ll
Em lllill lIII (Elllllil III.t N ,. thIInI. UUWU.
llI \I‘uuld go ll‘” (III: p iIIlII :IIIIII: whim"
‘Hlll llI- xx'IIulIl draw his
5 lllllll 1.IIII1ull_x I-nt, IIIII‘I fIII'IIIIIiIImo tho
illl' \xIIulIl bI- lIlIIII thIII'I about with ILIII
111 I1I>IIiIIII'.~I opinion; of Chicago and
t‘lIlIIIIgII widow-Inks. lint, ll]:lt,\'lllll.~‘lll Il
.iIlI tho gI'IIIIl lill‘, \x lIIIIlI h'UluU ClIiCIr
ta IIII~ II rnI tlII- lIllIIl IIIspIIrIIIIIt hunt in
E IhII lIIstIIry i-l tlI _ I 113'. Pt'l'llillls‘ ll. was.
A1 IIIIy l’llll', I ll Il-Iiu tnI-II‘Iy-lil'lh unhi-
x'I Isuryul tlII in twin lll‘t’llli‘ rrstnf tho
IIIIIIlIy hllll" l‘t 1y II IIpI’IItIIhItI 5 tho 0in
by tho lIIkI- IIII lIIr pI‘IIItIIIss, llt'l‘ in‘
lltIiilllillJll‘ plur . and industry.

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’l'lII- ltlitll‘l‘ IIIIII'I-IIIs IIt' bpoill are ex-
III'lly tho I-‘IIIIIII {Li IhI-y \V't‘l'tl whun Spain
II~lI gIIII-I'IIlm‘ bll'l‘ll‘llltl Aztec. IIIIIIIIII‘IIlIII
IIpIIn' llt'lla’ IIt’ homing IL’Hillrl to IIIIIko
Iln-III l'l‘V'IIlll tlIII lIIding placo of thuir

 

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THE PENNIES SAVED,

to buying from us make thedollars to go into the bank for a “Rainy

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Day.

23 pounds lIcst (‘II-IIIIIIlatcd Sugar for $1.00.
'25 pounds; llcst lix. C Sugar for $1 00.
5 pounds best Cw: IIIIcry Butter for $1.01).

Sugar Cured Shoulders. per pound, 70.

Donovan Bulldlng, -

 

Sugar Cured llmns, per lb 120.

5 pounds good Mixed Tea for $1.00.
ll) pound Kit Mackerclylch.

New YORK GRooERv on.

South Norwalk.
3! AND 37 ”A." .TR“T NORWALK. E

IIIIIAIII-IIA r‘IpIIin'II (‘Illt'lly and oppres-
I~iIIII llith‘ tll‘th'll from lII-r pIII-sI-‘III-Ininn ull
dlt‘XlUl IIIIIl SpIIIIieilI rioulh Alllt'l'll‘il.
lIiIt sho lI-III'IIS nothing and rIInIIIInbanI
nothing. StIIIIkII II Spaniard the wrong
wuy and you get II lll‘l'l't'. IIIIIl (Inn-l sav-
our. The tl'Ulllllll'llb III-corIlIId prisonurs
III thII fIIrIIll’ Philippine islands recalls
:lII: LIuIIIhI-ry of tho gt‘lllltl, hundsonio,
llllllll‘l llL Indium; in South America IInd
llIII MIIIIlIszunIas in Mexico. The horrors
of llll'I lilIIIIk llIIlII of Calcutta WIIto ru—
lll‘itll‘tl in II IIIIIIIll duIIgI on at Munilla,
In tho Philippinvu, \V’llt‘l‘ll JUU natlvn
l‘“lll'l.‘l were inIprisIInI-Il, pIII-kIIIl like I-IIIr-
dlIIIIII in a box. lll IInII night, out of tho
11m, .31 wtrn sull‘IIcIItIIIl. .lII on than hull’
survivn d to ho tIIkI II out; and shot to
llt‘illll in public, with tho Now of sour-
ing Into nIIlIIIIiI-IIIiIIII all who durul hur-
lIIIl‘ II thought of iIIIlIIpItnIlolIcv. WIIleIr,
too, would pI rhupn llko to shoot ruin-ls
III punllc, hot {car of tho United States
rIII-ItrIIiIII-I him.

'l‘lIII Mohamxncdnn theological utuI
IlIIIItII ill (lonstnntlnoploInocnllvd sob
IIIII. 'l’hIIrII, are also many softas drawn;
the studvntn (It Amt-rich. but not. all of
IhIIIII III-o among the theological stu-
dents E

 

 

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