M
chemo“.
.. amount. to herald
Nopfi'flhm street.
Solemn street. Namath.
”100310.3- ll'ho Sentinel office.
on! new» you will cooler A
.~. H sending or bringing it
. x to: '1 he convenience or these
in: items 0! news or other mat—
:dut the entrance to The Scotl-
‘ shouldlnsllcueo bend-
Vm mum; summon.
' South Norwulk. Conn.
”Karina and it: Suburbs
M19. than “M 001"“de
f {be other Two Local Dail-
Ontlng emotion u live, stirring.”
on the snowshoe travel which rm- so
fascinating uporticn or Winter sports in
our northern states and in Bounds. The
paper describes the . various patterns of
shoes tor walking over the purine or
snowdrifte which reach to the fence
tops. ‘ ‘
It is dilllcult to get ucnstomed to the
snowshoe walking. The awkward,
wooden, sleighlike sole, spreading on
all sides far beyond the foot, with the
netting into which the foot must be
fastened, is n thing to which the taste,
as well as the muscles, must be educat-
ed. The‘Writor of the paper in Outing
says: In the old days. in the big woods
we used to swear at the bare idea of the
first trip on snowshoes. But after that,
after the lirst trip has been taken and
the muscles have become used to the
motion, then——
When the snow is piled to the fence tops,
when roads are blocked and when ordinary
Walking exercise is impossible. then the on'
ihnsiastia shoor is in his ch-mont. llo dons a
cold dvl'yiag narb—hruvy woolen undorwmr,
a sweater, perhaps: the lighthut worm lilllnk'
ore and coat, made of flno’blnnkot; a pair of
long. hoary, woolen stockings, two or three
pairs of socks, moccasins. Hal-1h, mittens, woolen
toque null Huowshovwnnd ho is ready fora
trump which will make his blood stir in our-
nest. The wind moy rage against him. tin-snow
. ,_. Moot be guaranteed the
do], 1 by. is handed in. Everyma-
'~ ,eflort'will be made to accommo-
.. no. but changes cannot be in-
put: as a right unless copy is sent
9 o’clock in the oiternoon' of the
ore the change is desired.
, Telephone Calls.
to utilise. 03-5.
We] rooms. oa-a.
Moll oilice. dbl-o.
, ark! lion-aid Weuthor Forecast
The weather today promises to be generally
lerrtcpurtly cloudy. withnenrly stationery.
.l'olliv'Ied bye. slightly Milli?! temperature and
pruhebly by "8M looql snow. Tomorrow it
promises to be partly cloudy and eightiy
warmer. .. ,
Thermometer Record.
’l‘ eh host point of the thermometer for
the en y-lour hours ending-at norm today
was degrees abovezero: lowest. :55 degrees
are Almanac ‘or Tomorrow.
Sunrises Sunsets lliuh tidel Lowti'lo
”.219 4:12 3:11 3 undo
, _ .Efl‘ect of Macs-0’s Death.
:~ 1: ' 11 Moose was ambushed and slain in
‘ .llhevunnnner described, or if he was slain
t: - , nothing worse for the cause of
‘ pain could have happened. Immediate-
on rechipt of the news in the United
83““ a wave of sympathy spread like
wildfireevsr the'oountry. The number
'olgitien who offered their services to (In-
hen agencies ' in this country would
mount into the thousands.
—‘ *" Subscriptions to the Cuban fund bo-
gou to he made at once. From Paris
word was telegraphed that a largo sum
was ready forthe phtriots. Much money
‘ us already been subscribed in ’ this
,uutry, and any necessary amount can
raised. The moment the Cubans sig-
, their needs these will be met. A
. a league has been formed in Now
whose officers and members in.
' hen ial men of the oily.
, lilietnicuts seem to be proceeding
thout any secrecy at; all. From St.
recently 1,000 men wont to join
i lots. in one day 150 young men
eCleveland olllce of the Cu-
‘ u to hoenlisted. AtCliilli-
. . men volunteered. A consider-
, number of recruits was raised in
“ some The Cuban war enthusiasm
infected oven the women of Ohio.
_ Cleveland 11 women volunteered to
" n army nurses without pay.
lull! City is the headquarters
many recruits leave to light for
m of numbers of men. The cause of
W appeals with necinuting power to
W Idvontnma db fiery spirits of the
thrust. It Mecca is slain. his death
brought (lube time soon nearer to
hertv than it over was before.
‘ It ll not probable that the present
Wu will do anything important in
i“ its dying hours. But when the
one center in and settles down to
I131“ Work. one.“ the first things it
child do is to re-mtnblish the roeiproc-
tumult! tinder which both our own
mm and the lurelgn nations with
it are trade most enacted so favor-
o e in exchange of commodities. The
miprcclty nestles smount simply to
saying to another nation which receives
vmqaflfltiesof our prorlnctu, “ll you
till M our goods reach yonr'pooplo
M the. we will do the sumo for your
” Reciprocity in twice is not it
" with which puny politics is con
some! on mum A. Bohr
'. 18., line invented what is
.. ,Dperpeturlmotlcn. The mo~
is motorised air, and the
Wanted thst it draws
’ “(5an it for future
, time movement that
when: the uir ulrcudy
M it ism started,
WWW» eon run on for.
to find from
Mom’s report
Mus June to,
fl m vessels in
only :31 persons
1m
powder him from ltt'flll to tool... the from. utpnt
his Hawks and 1mm. and innlw ivy ponvlant‘i
upon mustachu and lwnrd, but iusllhv his “pub
on armor he in Hair and comfortable.
(th‘l‘ the white lmrdl-noll lipids, climbing
grout, gleaming worms, Klltllllll down trm'k'
loss hlftltm‘l. he goes till his eyes gleam with
puro delight and his ln-nrt loops in response to
tho tangle of God's uloriouso yum. This sort
of outdoor exorcise is good in any sound man
who has reel blood in his veins.
Great Britain’s Progressive Tax.
A new inhoritnnoo tax law was on-
ucted in Great Britain in 1894, and the
figures of its first year's working have
been published. It provides for n pro-
gressive tax. The law cuts down much
deeper into small inhoritances than
would be acceptable in America. Here
it would look likc small business to tax
on ostuto worth less than $500. That,
however, the British law does. Estates
loss than $500 pay less than 1 per cent.
From this the rate increases till, on os-
tatrs worth $5,000,000, 8 per cont must
be paid.
The rovonue conunissionors‘ report
givos: smno interesting figures of tho ro-
turns from the progressive inln-ritunoo
tax. The whole amount of revenue from
this source brought into the public trons-
ury nvarly $50,000,000. Estates worth
loss than $5,000 yielded only 1.. per coat
of thin. hiatus worth $230,000 and
over ronstitntrd 40 per cont of tho prup-
rrty tuxnblo undo: the inlwritunoo law.
The progressive feature, howwm‘,
brought about thornsultthat those largo
proportion paid 5.1 per cent of the whole
tax. The British consider this tax as
little objectionable as any can be.
The munm-ial which tho California
State Minors’ association has pronoun-d
to congress is Well worthy serious con-
sideration. 'lflio lili‘lilOl‘liillSIi respect
fully ask our national legislature to
create a doplli‘tmont of mines and min-
ing. Tho duties of tho attaolws of such
dopartmvnt shall be to ('oilm't useful
and roliablo information in rogm’d in
the mines of tho Unitrd Stairs and
spijvad it among the limpll‘. For tho
sake of tho owners of tho liundrl-de of
lllllll(1llrl0i'(l0llill‘.~‘llli'l‘blll‘il and to bo-
invested in the mines of the country
Hill'll a dopnrtnwnt is north-d. lnwslors
in those pmportivs are humorous both
in this country and in Europe. if a ro-
liublo govormnvnt mining burvau l-xist-
ml, capitalists would no longer bu at tho
mercy of private ownvrn or promoters
whoso only lllll twist. is to got money——
honestly, if possible, but: nmnv‘y any-
how. 'l‘hrfnhn- miningonlorprisos would
quickly bo exploded, whilo tho legiti-
matv ones would at» tho sumo 1mm rise
in value nnd lain; [their proper place in
the ill lll of desirable and wholly safe in-
wsllm bit-l. l'vrsons with money to piano
would only nrml to l'unsnlt llio govern-
nwnt ro-pnrts of uny given minus—gold.
filll’ll‘, iron, coal or otlwrwiso—to know
whattlu-yrould expect. Let us have
that government dvparimontof llllllt‘tt.
Brion! its wholosonn: lnlluum'o l‘llko
Nl‘lll‘llll'fi whirl) llilYll inudo Anwrivnn
mining shows a scandal nln'oad will
willwr like Jonnll'u gourd.
Wong Chin li‘oo, on Americanized
Ullliiunmn, is lit l'holwndof ninovomunt
to build a grand tvinplo for the worship
of limitation in Chicago. He will rally
the iron lollowrrsol thotlhinono lonelier
nnmml hint, and from their tonlplo on u
center will rndinlo rays of a light that
will convert Americans to tho truo ro-
linion of Confucius. Well. why not?
Uhirnnois the piano to start such it
thing. for (lliiongo nmlsnll the religion
it run not of any llind. ()hiiwson-linion
is hotter than none at all whonUhioano
is in question. Wong Chin Foo hopes
to show Americans how Confucius in
his prof-opts‘onticipntrd mnny of tho
unlilimost teachings of the founder of
Uhristlenity as Well as the wisdom of
Solomon. We have in the United States
sow-ml (lmrk churches, the Christian
lirirntists have founded a brand now do-
nomlnotion of their own, while u Mo-
hammedan mosque will at no distant
limo ndom New York city. We can
stand a tmnple to Confucius too.
Woylvr's men in (In be have spporcnh
ly assassinated all the men they can
witch, undihsy now begin to murder
women. A negro women was recently
captured by u bend at spaniel; soldiers.
The commander wont through a form
of lnillntyl-rlnl with her and then or-
llfhe report of Major Levi Weill, state
deity and food commissioner. of Penn-
sylvania. is always interesting reading.
and this your it is quite up to the mark.
The most hopeful and pleasihg to!»
turn of Commissioner Wells’ report is .
that (in which he tells us the cause of
pureifood throughout the state is melt-'
ing great progress, largely through the
elforts of the grooms themselves. The
way the honest Plannsylvanie grocers
manage the pure food business is this:
They form trade associations in various
locnlitiea. Each member of each nssoclv
ntion deposits with the secretary of the
organization a bond as guarantee that
be will deal only in unadulterated goods.
This course is to ho commended to gro-
cers in all the 'stntrs. if all took like
pledges to deal only in pure foods, brick
(lust and buckwheat hull pepper and
white earth powdered sugar would soon
cease to irritate and poison the alimon-
tary canals of the human race. It is
really quite as much to the interest of
tho grocer as of his custoiunr to handle
only pure and honest goods. The hearty
oo-oporntion of Pennsylvania grocers in
tho pure food moromont line wiped out
75 per cont of the food frauds.
Commissioner Wells finds that the
trndo in that iimslorimis rmnpounll
known as oloomni'uarino lms gzrmtly di-
minished in ”it! Quaker State, in the I
post your, though it is still i'lllllllilll‘ll
in a clandestine way, its purchasers bo-
inp: "cheap boarding house and restau-
rnnt keepers. "
The part of the report which donls
with the manufacture and halo of butter
--l'(':\l butter—is “'1‘“ worth attention.
The Hallo of farm nindo‘butior is rapidly
declining in Pollinylva‘l'xia, and in other
ethics for tho sumo reason that it is do-
uliniing llll‘W. This roar-'on is that the
factory or m'ozuurry mudo buttrr is so
far soprrhr to tho honwmado article
that tho latttor llnds l'vw rousumors. It
was ind. l 0. .lm poor quality of the farm
primal tllut paw riso tart only to tin-
ostai:li.~lnm-nt of the pvt-zit bnltvr fill.“
tic-y, but made possibiv also the mutin-
femur” (if oloolnnrgarint‘. Major Wells
rigrrtu to say that much of the bomb
dairy bnltrr of his sluto is “unfit for
human consumption. ” Ilo hos had
chemical tests madu of the various bul—
lor colors for Halo in tho ethic, and he
finds that one of than is mode of coal
tar, :i poisonous substation.
'l'ln- commission: 1' l‘l'l‘t mmrnds a
standard law regulating the stronglli
and quality of all kinda (f Vinwgur, H)
that, too, may come within lllooulvgory
of puro food.
Just. wlnn it seems;tliutztlivAnirrioan
(‘1 lllt.‘l‘ll(1:ll'll yacht is going out and is to
be supplanted by tlw English dwp lzrt-l
path-r11 along mnu' \Vlllllllll limp and
Richmond J. Martinez, _\'lil‘lll lli‘t‘l;{lll“l‘li
of Now Ol'll‘tlllrl, with a yin-bl of 1110
original Alillrimn kind, and (mo tlinl
out('onlorboai‘ds anything overboard of.
At iln- bottom of tho hullof their yacht
in :1 double, keel. Ilvlwrrn tho two sides
of this lil‘t’l an I‘lltll'llllillS ('i'llll'l‘l‘Ulll'll,
(“11‘ that ran l-‘l'rnpu tho lllllll oil the bot-
tom of tin- sva hall a milu down. more
or loss, is ailixul. 'l‘hori-ntorboaul is in
sections. which lit insido of one nnolhor
like llw parts of n li‘ll’l‘l‘lllli‘. A1 a mod.
ornto Ill-pill ltllllllllll‘ motion of tlw lmnrd
is lot down. A1 a groan r lll‘lllll annllnr
donblv motion, n suction on rash snip, is
dropped lwtwwn tho lirst two boards.
The 1111 (was may ho l'l'}il'illi‘il lln- lliinl
limo. Altogrllwr tho [‘1‘llli‘l‘lltllll‘ll has
1;.‘ sections—two at each owl and right
in tho winter. Thu ullvnntnpo of this
unpnruilob-d ronn'rboard depth is that
it will Stomly tln- yacht in drop water
so as to onublv it to carry an enormous
unionnt: of Hall.
Tln- opinion of 'l‘lwrnloro H. Woolmy,
tlw eminent prtlusnr of intonmliirnnl
law ul- Yolv. may be tallvn mph-fl romp
to tli;it(>i‘1l:~tlil;ltri or roprr .‘-l lilativv in
l‘ullgrlw. I11 “wild in Cold“ 1': mgnl‘
lion, l'rofrssor Wmlsvy‘s \‘l‘l'llli't
plainly in au-rm'd with l‘illlllllt'ii suma-
und junta-o whln ho says that Unlmn
lwiligm‘l-noy must 1w rovmmizlll aln-ml
of (Julian imllpl-mh nrr. l‘uixn has not
yet, attuintd lwr llllll priu'lvnov. filw has
nttninvd n stuto of war, ii lurnv and lint
doniahla Wnr. and Hlll' is looping it up
inoronsinnly. Holintor llill‘s romlnliull.
tlwrrforo. tlint lln- llnitvd Status am ml
to Cuba tlw rights of u notion at. war is
the prnpvr one to bo pltfihi‘il by tltlliRlTHh’
before one recognizing full indvpvinl-
mum.
is
When any pvt-at. llko marringo, hush
noes promotion or nmmintnwnt to miller,
brings a person tvnipornrily into promi-
nonoo, it is hard to son what end can ho
uninod by a nru'spapor nosing into tho
person‘s post history and rrprintinu oir~
oumstnntmlly in l‘nllllt't’linll with him
soiao old Bl'fllllllll or unplclmmt lll‘ili
thnt lit-lungs to the (load and none. This
may show a noun for hows. but it is n
nose that, like 11m hymn or rarrion
bird. finds ewvrl; savor» among uorpsrs.
it is not oxnclly the nose our Would Him
to will on his friond or daily assoriatv.
‘ Bendycur
deco” cud t
Dr. King’s
convince you of their merits. These
pills
mace and Sick .
gavel! invaluable. They are guaranteed
vegetable.
tech and bowels greatly invigorate the
lsoros, totter, chopped hands, chilblains,
-n sun- Uuro for t.‘oughs.:unl all diseases oi
WWWMWWW Maw
Adam tell. 2}. Bucklen
summits boxer.
ewLiiePille. trielwill‘
ere eesyi'in action and are
iculnrly attentive n the cure of (13):;-
uche. For Me.
and Liver trouble: they have been
be perfectly free from every do.
Motions substance and to be purely
They do not weaken by
their action, but by giving tone to stom-
system. Regular size 250. Iper box.
Sold by Pleisted and Wood, ruggists.
Something to Depend (in.
Mr. James Jones. of the drug firm of
Jones & Ben, Cowden. 111.. in speaking
of Dr. King’s New Discovery, says that
last winter his wife was attacked with
LuGrippe, and her case grew so. serious
that physicians at (Jowden and Penn
could do nothing for her. It seemed to
developiuto hasty consumption. Env-
ing Dr. King's New Discovery in store
and selling lots of it, he too a bottle
homo, and to the surprise of oil she be-
gun to get better from the first dose. and
hell e. dozen dollar bottles cured her
sound and well. Dr. King’s New Dis-
covery for consumption. coughs and
colds is guaranteed to do this good work.
Try it. » Free trial bottles at R. H
Pluisted’s drug store, South Norwullr.
‘ ”the... length...
The best solve in the world for outs,
bruises, sores, ulcers, suit rheum, fever
come, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tivoly cures piles, or no pay required.
It. is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. E. P. Weed and G. C. Stilleon.
One Way to he Happy
ls inultoml to tho comforts or your family.
Hillllll‘ltlllt‘ill them which n Cold or (.‘ouuh.
Hall on ill-o. i,‘ Htltlson. South Norwnlk.
and Edward 1‘. Wood. Nnrwnlk. nob- lignhlr,
nod not a trial battle of Otto's Cure. the uroni
(iormnn llmnody. Fromm prove that we hove
tlw’l‘hrout and Lung». Large sizes mic and
’lfii‘.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
HOYT'S TH EATRE
Tuesday, Jan. 12.
JOE OTT!
And tho original
CLIPPER columns
lN THE
“StarGazefl’
Including I’bil Oil, Matt ()1: no:
l'eniy Others.
The Comedy to Make You Lough
‘
Price one son. 75v. r‘lulls now «in solo at l‘blis-
lml‘~' and 13111190 s.
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE
1". W. lll'l‘(‘illll.l..
the Night, l mlv.
Thursday, January 14, 1896
510i 0 & Co.'s Incomparable
UncleTom’s
Cabin!
l..ergosl, Gran
Manager.
Jest and llest in tin
\Vl rltl.
.‘M l’mplo. 2' llta -.~ li:1ml-‘.ti2‘.11nl l)n-lw~lm
‘Jtlllli‘;1l.l|llvlll‘t‘.“l vliltr~.l’1vk;tllllllly I"lll‘illll
llrnm Cu rim. ill" 1' l-r miml Alli-Allis! ivtu
Myles lloll ltiuzr: —_ lluwl. and Wild: honours.
'llJllarlv-tlow. ‘il'JYbl ‘lllllllul‘ll huxlvtlu.
'i‘lll'l lllilt’:l,\.\l. .‘QI'ZW lllllK l‘.-\>"l‘.
A lit‘nll‘l (him “.104. lnlrnslu int: ‘10 l’1‘i3n
Winners. limnl l‘.wulmll il-mn.
l'l‘li‘l'i. '23".-l.’-I’ lll' l SII,‘ lltl‘t‘er'll mm“. (,1
mlnat \Vowi‘h and 'l‘1 mlinwnk.
THEATRE
Jan I5
”ll" l ig Hit of '96.
Donnelly 8: Girard
MYFRIENDFROM
moon
Direct. from llwyl's h'ladisoo Square
Theatre, .1an run of
100 Consecutive Nightsll
l'rlum. 231', film.
HOYT'S
Soul» now on solo nl
l'lnl-Jrul‘uaml l‘lnuoo‘s.
I
. . ' .1 :‘_ .m
,;> i fi’i‘fip. ~
WW4?“ .:.;. mediocre
(’ p u.
. 1,..
I
H... . «Mr:
.___h n r .14.
A (.tEldiS'lTl .\ l . FR lll‘IZE.
Whore Hid .‘lul‘s toys {re-so into which-
ors,isthwmly thing that would make
A (iorinun invrntlon is a lilryrlr that
by henrino prm'crimlrad of log illltl fool
powor. Thorn nvo two objections to its
gctierul use. apparently. (inn is that no
true (‘yt‘lor Would lw willing to forcgo
tho orhilnrnting i-xoroinc of pedaling
himself along by hisown motive power.
The other is that with ever so tiny it
took of ignited lmnzinonndrr him more
Would nlwnys be the disturbing rcllnc‘
tion that he might at any time blow up,
tiered her to he shot.
4
like I kitchen stove.
runs 24 lnilus mi hour and is oprratmi *
usm'lmowbnlgo that “1' bad boon um.
done in unique and original designs
in iril-xes or 11mm] tlt‘l'nlillllllm,lll all
urnduonml stylus. Ibirvlmil-u H'lll‘k of
line wall punt 1'8 iii“ no llw lnlont ot-lm-s,
alesinns and prions» look at thom.
‘ Pnintcrs' Supplier,
, Artist’Mntl-ricls.
| Pictures.
1 Pictures Framed in l irdvr.
I l’nlntinu. Paper Hanging. list-oration
,und Sign Pointing.
- Half Price.
NORWALK. OONH. I. Y. OFFIOE. 442 BROADWAY.
l On infant’s Wear
On Cloaks,
On Crockery,
v
On Hosiery,
On Dress Goods,
l
the greet sale will begin and will continue until the entire lots are disposed of.
érs and secure your share. of the prizes, as many of the lots are small. Mail orders will not be taken.
following is a partial list of the bargains.
This Will be the Greatest Sale of Dry Goods
(if modern times. ()vcr *25,ooo worth of Winter Wear,including dress goods, cloaks, wrappers, blankets,
tlanncls, hosiery, underwear, gloves and men's furnishings, at about sec on the dollar. The storfiis plain
and Simple: Our stocks are by far too large to carry; we cannot afford to carry them lover, and a terrific
slaughter in prices is the result. Friday we will take inventory and mark down stock:
SATURDAY ,JANUARYgeth, 1897
Be naming the early call-
The
$ltl.98 finest quality Korsoy .lau-kets
tan,bluck and gromnliaif pricosfiéh .30.
21 houolv, trimmed with for. (‘11!-
pire jacket. navy and green. half
price, $10.50.
$16 SN bouolo jackuts, in green and
black, half price, $8.50.
$14.98 horny and bunch): jackets.
half price, $7.50.
$11 50 rough and plain jackets,
half price $5 2.3.
$10 boucbt- jm‘kots. we have large
sizes only, half prim-o. $3. .
$5 beaver nnd blllll'll‘ jackets, all
Every \VinterJacket and Cape must go.
THE POPULAR CLOAK ROOM
We did not carry any over last year, we will not carry any over
this year; the prices will sell them.
One-Halquff the Marked Price onAlI JabketsnOn‘e-Half
$23 soul plush, 30 inch, 140 inch,
sweep, half price, $11.50.
CHILDREN’S GAPS!
50 silk and velvet cops, were 750
to $1. small sizes only. to close out,
each, 23c. .
Children's white silk caps. each,
27) ill lilo.
100 ludies' worsted fascinetors,
were 75k: to $1,blnclr, white and
pink. all atone price, 5%.
GOSSMIERS!
All our rubber gossamers that we
Children's jackets and grotchenc
will be sold at half of the marked
price. You can have a child's coat
for ”Ho, $1.50, $200, $2530, $13.00.
‘ CAPES! CAPES!
in“. block, single and dmiblo capes
at half price. :53.
$13.50 block bouolo mpcs, thibbcr
trimmed, half price. $11 Ti),
$13 soul plush jackets, trimmed
with jet. 30 incline lung. hull price,
$1; fill,
$17 seal plush, 33 inch. 110 inch
will go at $3,510.
sweep, half price, $8.50. Sold at $1 ‘50 end $1.93, each, 50:).
Something Will Be Sold in Every Department During This Week At HALF PRIGE.
Cor. Main
THE NDR’WALK BOSTON STORE,
and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Ct.
HAVE THE
prices.
saline every article we
be 'zlusc they
Mugiiolin Condvnscd Milk, per nun, l"
Medium lit-nus, prrqnart, 2o
, Murrow Bonus. “ “ w
Lima llcnmt. “ Ho
Gin-ca l'eas, “ “ El)
leit Poms. " “ u:
linoamllno. per box. fl"
tips-ivy lib llnrno-i' Hhonldvr. 1h. in
Best Sodn Crook: 1's, per lb, on
j nnomm.
l7?! Wusiilmztnn Street, South Normilk.l
Donovan Building,
33 AND
ltflvou Willi mmmws‘ ” . ' .
Headlights for 1897.
Save money by buying best goods.
Economy consists in getting the most ol the best for the least money.
CHARLES E.
33 West Washington Street, South Horst-Ill, 0t.
Save Prudently and Spend Wisely!
ls :l prom-pt easily carried out by our patrons.
21.’ pounds host Granulated Sugar for $1.00.
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . . .
~23
Telephone
Gall,
58-2.
You czm‘t got :1 gold dollar for 751‘; pay the value :nill‘yon got. it.
Money saved is money ‘lil‘llt‘d; buying cheap goods is not a saving.
Our faces will Show how we live and what we cut.
Untold are the ills 'ausod by impure food.
Right living, right sleeping and right outing: are three essentials to happiness.
mflm your trading at the right place, where you can find the right goods at the right
SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
T boy can’tholp spending wisely, lic-
sell is the host. to he had. They can't help so ving
would have to pay more for the same
article elsewhere.
l-lnplmb Walnuts, poi' lb, 10c 10 lb. Best BuokwhcntFlour, lam;
Mixml Sum, all new. lilo ll lbli. Bil-til, Rolled Unto, 25¢;
Gold limit, per pkg, 17o 4 cans Tonmtov‘s, 25,,
Walter Bnkor's (:1 ion. 1 2 lb 1m. 201: 4 " lflood Corn 250
l.’.-.tiijohn's limak last Food, pkg. 10.: :1 " Pumpkin 25,,
7 burs llnbbitt's Soap. :33" 7 lb. Best Starch 25,;
7 here iiirlrmen's llorux Soap. 35o Maud S. or .‘lonm' Flour, Bag, 700
ii lbs Ill-st Lord, 25o b pals. Kerowmo Oil, 45”
-l " (jmdllard‘, 2-30 H plus. "1770" Powder. 250
NEW voRK/‘GRoofi‘ERY co.
- - South Norwalk.
3" MMN BTR‘ET, NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler