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inmate-remand. to herald
musings-1.11m.
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. M’ldrtheeonvenlenee ef' thou
“Ignition ltemeot news or other nut-
mhmundattheentnuoeto TheSenu-
‘Mrzxcamebould tonnes-es be ode
Routh Kermit. Dean.
WM” 1‘1me In: a Circulation
fie Three of Nor-walk and its Suburbs
. . Cmiderabiy. the» the Cmabimd
,, of the other Three Local Dail-
,Bweloome‘ealwayeopmto
Wages cannot be guaranteed the
_ day copy is handed in. Every ren-
, fl effort will be made to accommo-
mm. but changes cannot be in-
upon as a right unless cnpy is sent
it o’clock in the afternoon of the
before the change 111 desired.
Telephone Calla.
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Editorial rooms. 93- -a.
hunch omee. 5&4.
New York Herald Weather Forecast
huweether today promises to be generally
- kl!-l:opu!tly cloudymlth lower tollowml by
all)!!! rising temperature and possibly by
p. Tomorrowit promises lobe generally
j. luwertemperature.
. -Wm
Thermometer flea-m
I‘l'hr huneet point of the thermometer for
thetw‘eutv-t an hours ending at noon to la!
11 1- 10 degrees aoove hero. lowest. as degrees
I O.
uranium Almanac tor Tomorrow
I1 Hm isunsetekfitxhtido Wands
, 70'! I atom 1:1e
Ir. Halloeli’s Busines Venture. -
, George w. Bullock. or The News’
reportorial staff. has resigned his posi-
tion togointo business in Torrington.
Hr: 'Hnllock has been connected with
"thiepnper six years, and during that
time he has made a name for himself in
seemed Afiflydbd'fl
305 111111.
POWD
We.
Health and Satisfactory
nits attend he use.
monuments
counselor. stem-1.11.»?
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Church calendars.
The mailings for the week in the
South Norwallr Congregational church
are as follows: Tuesday, 4 p. 111.. prayer
deavor. Topic. "What you Learn from
the Brave Men and Women of the
Bible." Lender, Lillian Williams.
Wednesday. 1 to 4 p. in . meeting of the
Bowing circle; 7:30 to 10 p. 111., school
gathering of all members of church and
congregation and annual rental of pews.
Thursday. 7:15 p. 111., mid-week service
in the main auditorium, in the interest
of Hampton Normal institute. Ad-
dresses, illustrated with smrsopticon. by
Rev. H. B. Turner'aud graduate stu-
dents. Plantation songs by the Hamp-
ton quartetto.
Bishop Williams very in.
Bishop John Williams, senior bishop
of the Episcopd church in the United
States, is confined to his home in
Middletown. with sciatica, so that all
engagements have been csnc “.lled He
is ablotoheur his classes and his lect-
ures at the Berkeley Divinity school.
His Episcopal work will be done by his
hope visiting in the state.
Watch the Sunday Schools Grow.
There is an increase in the attendance
at the Sunday schools, of late, so much
so that it is quite noticeable, As the
holiday season approaches it is an un-
dcniable fact th it the attendance at the
Sabbath schools increases. and continues
toincreaso nntilthe holidays are over.
This goes to prove that there is some
good that comes out of the holiday sea-
son, from the fact that it keeps the Sun-
day schools well filled up for awhile
be found in a Sunday school if it were
not for the holiday season.
Recent Real Estate Transfers.
the world of journalism He is a bright
and interesting writer, and his work has
‘ found place in some of the leading;
magazines and humorous papers His:
sketches in Munscy‘ s, The New Eng: .
.lund Magazine, and in Puck and in!
similar publications, but 1- at i
treated attention. In Torringron Mr '
Bullock willopon a teal estate and 1u~;
enranoe otllcc. and will also conducts-f
newspaper and confectionery soles-
rncm He has received many assur-f
“PM of success from Torrington people, i
andwillgoto that enterprising towni
' with the well Wishes of his many Dan-
bnrylriends. He will move his family
to Torrington next week-Danburyil
News. ' ,1 __ i
What Was She Thinking oil
It was told of ayoung mm 111 this
place says,the Pines Plain Register that -
he called on his best girl the ether ev-
, ening. As conversation bec tme dull )
, they sat on the sofa at opp mire ends and
' after a silence of considerable duration. l
, "idently spent by both in hard thought, '
' Iho mustered up courage enough to ask .
' - him what hewes thinking about. lie, 1'
hoping to please her, replied, "I wusl
thinking of the some thing you were " 1
She. turning around. answered 111111 her
than lightning: "I ll slap your mouth .
if you try it."-—( ioclrsnclrio New 9 l
Sunday School Chrlstmss Festival. [W
The Christmm forth. 11 of flu-i5 511. I‘l: 1y:
school of the South Norwttl.1( 11;;11-"2-1
tlonul church will be bold Wednesday.
' night, the 2311111.“. Th" monolith-.1 of"
arrangements 130111415111 of Dan- -11 Mar- "
shullH.Tollus,W. L. l'ortcrd. .I, Wan-:-
bury. Dwight Koo-p, Bliss Hon-1b Mt“—
Glare. Miss Florence Haulinlu't. l‘llr’fi'
' [Hormel E. Wood and Mrs. ii. A lid!
noes. A special collection for ('.1ri:.:1n:1-1
will be taken in the church 1111;: Sunday
morning.
, Congregational Fellowship Meeting
On Wednesday the churches of the
congregational Dissociation wdi hold :1
fellowship meeting with the church at,
GNP-Imam Hill. The; 11101 ding pr-u
trauma includes a sermon bv the pa»- ‘
“of mo South Norivalk 1 lunch and 1111
monotonous. After luncheon them
M“ be an nddrrss by Rev. Umnuu
MI and a discussion of resymnexlnliny 1
fi 39”" Sbbville, Fullerton. Hm lens
“301nm“. Trains will llfltVU Houtll
“Ill It Still 11.111. and 1:15? p. 111.
not“... we»... -E..-» “ow”-
61rd of Thanks.
”0 Will) to express our hear: {I '11
W to the many relatives and in: min
mmltudly nud so lovingly thv'tt'lml
In their sympathy and aid at the limo ,
tlfmsflllctlon 1n the loss of our son
Arlibtlr. M11. .1211; M11s.t)11.1111a~1 ‘11:»:
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CRANDDNY.
Alia KIN) (ioulsull is ill With 1111011
.1' ' 'I . ‘
' mil-members of Washington 11-1-1111:
lam: up It cottage for but. pm-
ll
,lll‘r l Ill twill:
. luxu- pm knuosm- and '15.-
, 1'
Bertha J. Elle to Harry Vail,
Braid River.
land at
l- :nin A. Lynes to Jones D. Worden. ,
I11nd in (.mss street
Ch: 1rles F Waterbury and Hamlet N.
Watetbury to George S Trowbridge
land and budding-s 111 Havilanrl street
ROWAYTON.
M” H. S. Kidd. 0f‘J’(1lil‘lle N.
has returned home after a visit \vi'fh
friends (111 Prospect Hill.
Mrs Smith Mills sprained her ankle,
Ilest week by a fall.
Miss Ada Benedict and Frank L'liom-
medics, of Osborn sv eu11e,East Nor-
Iwalk spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 3
Alfred Crockett
DANIEN AND NONOTON. ‘
Robert 11.1113117'1'1116 was severely
bruised by a fall from a telegraph polo
several weeks ago. is slowly recovering
from the effects of his injury, at the
home of his fathor-in-law, William
Northrup, onOx Ridge.
Unclaimed Letters.
F'ulloulng is a list of letters iemuinint.r an-
railed for the Week ending Do: 5 nttlm fol.
hurting not ofllms. l'eopio calling for them
should my they are advertised:
Null“ UK —-ll W. M- Donald“ M1 e [do l:'.
bniith l\ ('Huiirh.|v1m' n "llnmmpen.
V.“ hiMOVIi. l‘. M
HT,” 1'" \'OII'VAI'K- “re 1" Iirlflln. Mr:
l'i. l’icr «1:1.
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I l11~ be at: I. U \l'lllle'llll". 111.1.
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N l' lull lure. Ill 1111.; HI
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Glad T16 1111'.
lb .11-11": [111 llyp; -,--11 1.,1 li\ gtv ”Lillllllll,
In. -1nt|.- m. 1 mm 1-. «. 1:.nn11l I-ummy.
.2l 1 1'1 .. le'lvxs' hing "1'1in .\(-1\'~..£7 "lhls.
li‘lllllllilt u.- llllrllllltV Hm ovum...
1-1 .111 11:11.; Il\ run . l"l .tuusi 11H)1~l0lllt1'1
1'i.: n: on In 1M1 uni I'm-1J1“: Winnie“ .11
14.1111 only luv ('1
Hill \'n- malt. uni ii. I'. “and.
\II 1‘ nil. :5
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ORDINANCE!"
Relative to Public Health.
ll -, i1 Haunted by 1b: Board of
Cmmciimcn of ”hi City of Smut:
\'m'aalk,
“1111 it cert :u‘n Ut‘dlllnnl‘n entitled “Rel-
:uivo to Public Health " adopted Octo-
Ito-1' linh,1.‘~i0d amending section five of
:11) ordnmne untitled "Relative to Public
Health," ndoptni April lfitli, 111114, is
he 1'1th nmsndml to read as follows:
Etc-1y hotel or bulging-house keeper,
land ovc-ry house-holder. in whose dwel-
'ltllu’ shall wear a can" of measles,
‘ whmpinu counh.
choir-re infamum.
Illphllltll’lll. rt-niittonr typhoid. typhus,
scarlet yellow lover. #1111111 11111; cholera.
pulmonary tutu-11. nimis. or any other
11111111114111contagious m infectious (ll
:11 1.151- shall, Within three hours after
such disease appears. re port the some to
11»- lwabh not: w.
‘ldoph-d by thi- Board of Councilmen
.nt' the Uttyof South N111wall1,h'oy 271b,
Willi
Approved Nov 27 th Iffilti
\ 11111111111111 M LFlt. Mayor.
1 Host:
meeting Junior Society of Christian Eu- .
each year, and has the attendance of}
certain ones that. perhaps, would never ‘
.ll 15111111. iii-w Inllln E mek lllr'liardj
Anti-{1, “2'9 Allin-It llruzllh-y MI'H Alia-rt .
- u ' , ~, , , , 1 l \ h i ," .
llr 111:. ll loin 'I'ul-Nl lies 1: 1» lift: . ,mhl 111'! 1'1-l10f.
it: 11191 .
serum or fluent-Men.
We have m moist Wants
withtheeeonteot the celebrated Boner
Glove-Fitting Patterns, bywhich wooed
pmunttoourledymdenmoftheir
garments Mandexpllmdireotlcne
for putting together the garments so-
comp-uranium.
Tr‘
“mg; new»
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.v.
”I‘lv-Lsducs‘ Trained 8km.
ms'rs 11v nsv names
This exquisite skirt made in pink Irish
poplin is comprised of eight gems and is
particularly adapted to silk, satin or vel~
, Yet, the pattern being adapted as well to
narrow as wide material. The front and
side gurus fit closely over the hips, while
the brick gorcs are laid in three box~
plaits at the top and slightly lulled
across the pluits. The fullness is held to
the plaits on the underside. Below this
tacking the plnits widen gradually, full-
inc.r at the lower edge in soft graceful
fol-ls. The skirt may be cut with a full
or dcmi train, the pattern providing for
both styles.
White toilets silk forms the lining
with an interlining of goodly depth of
French heircloth, while the lowur edge
is finished witha bulnyeuse of dainty
lace.
This skirt made in silk or satin may
accompany a bodice of chiffon or 11101111»
enhance-echo. thus completinga charm'
ing toilette, suitable for full dress ocean-
i «no. A handsome shirt in this style
was made with the dead-train in black
satin brocade. outlined with threads of
gold. It bad a foot trimming of finely
plaiml monsseline-dc—soire over yellow
lsstin, shaped in vandyke points at the
itop and outlined with jet braid. Silk.
- satin. \'I'lvf'f, brocade, moire and poplin
' are appropriate materials for making.
To make this shirt for a lady havmg a
, twenty-six-im'h waist measure it W111
' ref-quire sixteen yards of twenty-twee
; inch wide material, The pattern, No.
6917, can be had in sizes for n 22. 24, 2d,
123 and 30-inch waist measure. and re-
: rails for thirty cents.
EVENING SENTIN EL
OOU P0 N .
Building to one Pattern any size of No.
Cut this 11ch
17.
il in youruetmesndedreee
mall or takett tto
Startevent'e Berg-In None.
Nan
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PATTEBNNo. 11017. SIZE—mm
This coupon and 11 cents “to
above pattern at il'tnrtevunt 9.01111
and Ann streets. South Nomi
Buellin' 1 Amino 1.1;;
The best salve' 1n the world for cute.
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, totter, chapped hands, chilbluins,
owns, and all skin eruptions. and posi-
rivoly cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. E.P PWocd and G. C. Stilllon.
Did You Ever
liiih-rs as :1 remedy for
ll‘ not. '1'! :1 lltllllt.‘ no“
This medicine llilh' been
found to be- woulinrly adapted in tho 1'11:
liol' 1111111'111'1- Hi all 1" 11111110 ( 'mnplnints.
1\11'ti11-,.: a womb 1't'nl1 1'11'11'1 inflin 1m- in
,ziiimz strength and tom 1.. (l1: «11'p..111:<
. "lit/111 tum Lossof’ Appetite (‘omtipa
'tion, lit-11111111111, Fainting Slit-1111,11: 1:11:
“Housman-1111:1411 Exritnblo. hit-lan-
'1:holy 01 troubled with Dizzy Spells, Elev -
trioBittL-rs is the medicine you need.
are guxunnth-d trengtcnlth undill bvh
itsnse. Tittyccnfs. 4111181.”) at Stb'I-l
son‘s and Wood’s stores.
i
‘ry Elm-11h
111-.1'11'oubl1-e?
there is Nothing so deed
There is nothing just as gem! as Dr
King s New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds, so demand it and do
not permit the dealer to sell you some
substitute. He will not claim there is
anything better. but in order to make
more profit he may claim something else
to be just as good. You want Dr
King' 11 New Discovery because you know
it tobesafe and reliable. and guaran-
teed to do good or money refunded. For
coughs. colds. consumption and for all
affections of throat, chest and lungs. there
is nothing so mood as is Dr. King’ a New
Discovery. Trial bottles free at R. H.
Pluieted' 11 drug store. South Norwallr
Regular size 500 and $1.
Champion snot of the World.
Miss Annie nakley writes: "Myself
and many of the Buffalo Bill Wild West
Co. have given Allen's limit-ease. the
powderto skakc into the shoes, 11 most
thorough trial and can honestly say
that it (1008 all if not more than you
claim. " It instantly takes the sting out
of cot-us andbunionn. Allen' eFoot case
is a certain cure for swollen, nmnrting,
aching. blistered or sweating feet. Sold
by all druggietn and shoe stores. twenty-
Ilve cents. sample wnt irony Address
.Iusiil’ll it. TAYLOR. City Clerk.
Alien 8. Deleted. Lotionhl Y.
muons-tandoholmnotterasut'
position at the back by a strap tacked to n
1.11. amounts. Mr. =
Kn'l'. '1'. Boot in dilafiouccemtnl comedy
Monday. December 7
Joshua“
Simp kins
MOST ALL LpAUG HS.
lltlccts.
1n ging and dancing.
bribing Saw Mill Scene.
i”
Hear the Famous Joshua Simpkins
Orchestra.
Band Parade and Descriptive Con-
cert in front of Norwalk “L tel
at 11 :30 Monday morning
look Out for the Farmers l
Heats at Wood's (e Tomlinson’ s. '
'1 o- N I 0 en.
The Little Merry-maker.
MINNIE LESTER!
in the romantic drums.
Molly BaWn.
Prices 101:.
4 MATINEES.
9111'. and son.
Wednesday. 'llnus-la)‘. lridsyand Saturday
iatineo lrlccs 10 cents toail parts of the
llouno
Beat: on sale Thursday at Pluiotods and
Pinrxoo'r stems
Baturd 1y night~ 'A New \ork Ber”
Commencing
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE
1'. murmur”. .................. Manager.
' One NIghtOnir.
Saturday, Dec. lath
The force comedy ev out of the season and lot-
est laughing success,
0’ Hooligan’ 5
Wedding!
Pretty Girls,
Beautiful Costumes,
New Music,
Novel Specialties.
COME AND WALTZ WIIH D'HDDI.
BAN.
Win 1-1,. 1131. .1111- 1111 _"l .5 .' ate at Wm- l s and
'2‘) 1 ill-1‘ Ill r.
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The Best
Christmas
Present
11- -r yourself it ,v «111 ll\(‘. and your
Imuii) ify-nt 11in 15'111 tndowu-
nu-ut poi 1 1' In the
Connecticur (lent-11d Lxl'c
Insurance Cami Ha-r ford.
Withinsumnt-onx with everything:
New. limb --1 11+ tho cheapo-t and
4‘s- pe-r n'av \'I'l-l 1-111! it 31111111: 1111111
11-housnnd tluhirr insurance in
to «111111 b 111-111! in oil ego \on
do 111.1 imwi‘ what you have Mill
ii ani :e't- p pant-1: any time after
flirt-o years curb \: title or paid
1111p1li1'y. ~r be in-urod for rim
full amount iurtlm bnlnn so! the
term.
I. S. L'HOMM!’ D IEU,
lSeuthMum Street.
.
Hale's Compound
QUININE
MAKES THE HAIR GROW! Y!
Seaman, (Jams . Aug.“ 18111;.
MR.H. R. MALI.
DEAR Sun-Last winter my two girls
were ntllic1cd with a severe s: ilp trouble,
the oldest one being so bad that all the
hair on the crown of her head fell out.
and the scalp was a mass of sores and
scarf The young one was affected in the
same way, and her hair had dropped out
inn spot as largo as duo's hand. 1 was in-
tending minke themrn :1 physician when
a friend told me to call and get a bottle
of Ilnle‘s (hunponnd Quinlan. Ididnnd
am pleased toe 1) 1h:11 1w ulmlllrfli ll'w ml
11 mmpb-to 1‘1.rI-, no“ 11:11' 311- w on tho
it llrl spots, and they now I1: 111- a full,i
growth and n clout: healthy F" 1111
Min: 1‘. ll, l-‘1.1,\1',
.CALL.
.ll 'llli}
South Norwaik
91... 4.
\‘m “131'. T111; \’liw
Patent Ilucilage Bottle!
life I] “'Hllllf'l’l'llf‘llllll ln ser- rmo of them
Work ; it melt you nothing to on llfllni.
(‘ud at your earliest opportunity.
The $0. Norwaik Hardware
Company.
THE NATIONAL MUOILAIBE GO.
LINCOLN
Storage Warehduse
'I' In lllll'nln Storage Warehouse
1. \V utnr at rest. a few doors south
of Washington street. In the City
of Heath Norwnlk. in now open for
the storage of
Household Furniture. Plenus,Bi
cycles. Carriages. Etc.
for lull particulars inquire at the
0mm of
TAYLOR s. GOLDEN.
’M WASHINGTON NTIIEET.
Connecticut
Booth Not-walk.
1) VII ”RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Embeltner.
.3 “homage-n Into“.
In. Horus-Its.
Wow. Meheekomo Hotel '
SpecialScenery and Mechanical
HOVT'S ,Tl'lgAT’RE‘
' we shall give 25% of! all wrappers from $1.26 to $2.98. '
Hardware Co.
1i
NDRWALN. CONN. N. '3' OFFICE, “Z BROADWAY.
Holiday Books New on Sale. Dolls. Toys. Games. eto., \Op'en'ed After these A, Dsys' Sole.
Great Three
We have been working hard for the last three weeks 1
is only one thing to do, that is to make room.
Days’ Sale!
0 get ready for Holiday Goods. We have them
new marked and assorted ready to place on the counters, but find that we have not more for them. There ‘
Now, for three days,
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, We Shall Slaughter Goods!
As we ‘want all the wrapper department for toys.
$1.25 wrapper 25% at! is 94c,
$1.50 u u 11 ‘1 .1-13
‘175 u u n u 1 31
$2.00 u n it n L50
.298 u u H u 2.24
Remember this is only for three days; afterward they
will be regular price. no discount.
"Only one to a customer.
We want all the center counters of the domestic depart-
un-at. This is how we are going to do it.
10c outing flannel, as many yards as you want, at half
price. 5c yards
1 case tun color blankets. the 490 ones at 37'
1 halo unbleached muslin. the 70 hard for he yard.
tic apron ginghams, 10 yards to ecustomer. at 26 yard. ~
1 case wlntbeflwdomet flannel, the Sc kindle: 51: yard.
ossss cooors.
We want part of this counter for Christmas umbrellas,
etc., and must knilc some of the lines.
ILLUMINATED SUITINGS, 40 in. wide, 300 per yard.
We shall sell them at one-half price. 150. yard. Ono dress
to a customer.
ALL WOOL DIAGONAL CREPE, 52 in. wide. in navy,
green. and black. $1.00 per yard; for this sale. 690 per yard.
Only one dress to a customer.
BOUCLE NOVEIJ'IES. 52 in. wide, in navy and black,
blue and brown, green and brown. $1.50 per yard; for this
sale, 31 00 yard. One dress to a customer.
BOUCLE MIXED SUITING. 38 in. wide. all wool, 590
yard; for this sale, only 39:: yd.
'JAGKETS AND CAPESI‘
We must have part of the great cloak room for sleds.
wagons, etc.
All our $17.98 kersey jackets. $13.50
'- " 18.50 bouclo -- ' 10.00
“ " l298 " “ 1000
“ " H.710 " “ 8.50
We have 50 jackets, all sizes,.at $5 00 each.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
We want room to display silverware and bric-a-brac.
To do so we shall give 25% ‘ ofl’ all ,dinncr, tea and toilet
wore. ,
(1111' famous Fonnfenay dinner set. 112 pieces, $11.98.
"5 1pcr cent off" is $9
()nr 81:. ’.98 dinner set, 25 per cent off is $10.48.
Our 114 61 toilet sets. 25 per cent off is $3 36.
0111' $8.98 toilet sets. 25pm cent off is $6.73.
Remember this is for the next three days only.
New line of lamps for presents, new silverware, new ,
cups and saucers. new vases, everything new for Christmas.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
We' have too many and want the room.
30 full width tailor made skirts of the latest two-toned
effects, $7.98. We shall sell them at half price.
20 black skirts, bonrette effects. 7.50; for this sale $3.75.
UNDERWEAR.
Men's white and gray ribbed underwear. value 750; for
this sale, 500. '
Men’s single and double breasted wool underwear, these
were $1.50; for this sale 31.
Ladies‘ combed Egyptian vents and pants. all sizes. best
quality, 500.
‘
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THIS WEEK
\Vli ARE PLACING BEFORE THE l’l'liIJL‘
CREAM OF WHEAT!
THE NORWALK BOSTON STDRE,
Our. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, 0t.
TELEPHONE CALL, 58 z.
One of the most delicate and delicious breakfast foods
castration of these goods all this week. We exten
and sample this article of diet.
Fancy fresh made Gthdgc Creamery Buffer.
A The Finest Coffee to obtain.
New Pineapple Jam.
The Ferris Ham
FIRST-CLASS GOODS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE
ever offered to the public. A lady will give a dem-
d an invitation to all the ladies of both cities to call
3 and Boneless Bacon.
Rich, high grade Teas.
Raspberry and Current fresh made Jams
Rock Candy Syrup.
BRICES.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR. Leading Grocer,
33 West Washington Street, South Norwelk. Ct.
: HAVE Till}
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~911:1:011 was: 11111-11»: NEWS
Eisning Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . . .
We’ve Solved the Problem!
(If big scllmg n1 groceries by keeping a large
assortment, at prices as attractive as
the quality. Old customers know how great the values are. '10 bring
new customers, we give these quotations:
it p'c'kg's None Bach Mince Moat, 261: Enamellne, per box. 4c if lb package Prepared Buckwheat. too
4 lbs California Raisins. 25c ' Beet Soda Crackers. per lb, on 3 lb package l’nn Cake Flour. Eric
4 lbs good Currants. .2511 Gold Duet. per p’k‘g., 111:: 5 gallons Kerosene Oil, the
:3 lbelllixed Nate. , 23c Baker's (Jocoa. per box, 2111: Porto liico Molasses, pt'l‘ gallon, Inc
‘ 2111:! Orange or Lemon Peel. 250 4 bars Uottonllll Soup. '35s :1 if) pail Cottoleno. 261'.
:5 cans best Pumpkin, 250 7 bars lilggius' Soap, 27 ~. :1 cans naked Boone. 251.:
l New 111111) N. U. Molasses per 3111 . 480 ll lbs Boneless Cod Fish. 21’s: 11 lbs 111-111 Buckwheat. 2:11:
WBcst l" lgin Creamery Butter, 25c lb; best June Butter, "'lc lb; Dairy Bn’Lttcr. 1c lb.
NEW YORK GROCERY co.
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