I ' mmuflzmmr.u.
' Momswwhbohomld
xuo.nwmimon,m
., loJWnllmmrnlk.
welcome in The Sentinel other.
a, elm news. you will confer a.
inmrcudlnaorbrlnclng 1r
hove items of news or other mat-
Mmlu the entrance to The Bentl-
“. 1 should in all my be ad-
‘m .Vl’hl BENTINEL.
‘ INRnitll}hiorvvui1r.Conn.
. 8! incl ha} a Circulation
{Normali- tmd its Suburb:
mblthan the COIll’tilscd
«of the other Two (mm! Dail-
e Room is always open to
and? bewizuuruntccd the
copy. is bonded in. Every reu-
will be made to accommo-
, 'as a right unless copy is sent.
unlock in the afternoon of the
are the chnuge is desired.
. 0mg. ao-s.
thher today Ill‘xllllnloh‘ loin unheral-
f’ktopurtly cloudy. with slightly lover,
' ed by slowly rising temp mluvfl 113 .1
cloudiness. Tomorrow it Mimi-ins lo,
Thermmiihtcr Rim-0rd.
.1 Whflhwtmlnt of the lliermnmclcr fur
dour-hours ending ninmm tndc)‘
decrees abovelzero; lowest. :15 demons
Hindu!” Almanac Ell; Tomorrow.
' rhea Sun sets High tide L1 or (blc
.318 4:55 6:07 morn
H ill Germans seem in danger of
mg dip the emperor with the A1-
ss an object of worship in their
,. it they obey instructions from
,‘lsuthorities. Emperor William told
body of soldiers that he expected
to obey their emperor us they did
1. Oil Now comes the secretary of
int?! and says that: the sailors of the
g gunbont Illis cheered the cm-
ni’ they went down to death. be-
“When they had the emperor he-
”tore their eyes they had their God be-
foretiheir eyes.” Lei: us see. It was the
Roman Emperor Caligula, was it not,
" I” who built alemple to himself as J upitcr
end put it life size golden statue of him-
sell in it and made the people worship it?
l, .
' The statement is» the powers of Eu-
rope have confldeitislly informed Presi-
lent Cleveland that the said powors
"ill not be on our side in case we choose
recognize Cuban independence gives
so“ ‘0 the serious question in the plain
W‘mmnu mind how it comes to be any
The 3“ oc’s business whether we recog-
lmmp“ a or not. Perhaps we are not
mg a car .
iderstsndlng diplomatic quos‘
.60” do we interfere when the
E am to shovereforms down the
plan’s throat?
~21,” country oonsrntnlntes Kentucky
by governor who has grit enough to
null out the militia to stop lynchings.
Much law is a disgrace to any com-
fiouily. where there is civil low enough
. but changes cannot be in.- ,
“ " ' " ellilsdislrh-t, prcm'licd in the Melliodisc
' ’ ml earlier l-‘ mums! ‘ ., .
Yorkafle d W ' loburcli. bundcy night.
‘ DIME! MDIDROTDII,
Ivanhoe Castle, Knights of the Gold~
new. elected the {allowing officers
Friday night: William I). Ogden. pass
chief; Maison French, noble chief; Louis
B. amnion chief; William Weed,
high priest; George W» Hermon, keep-
er of exchcquor; William E. Willmoti,
. Jr..muter of records; Ernest Wagner,
venerable hairline. H. Whitney. first
herald; William J. Fleming. trustee;
William H. Willmott, Jr., representa-
tiveio the grand castle. The ofllcers
were‘installed.
" The seventh annual meeting of the
Circle of King‘s Daughters connected
with the Congregational church. was
held no the home of Miss Duskum,
Thursday afternoon. The following
officers were elected: Mrs. Gleason,
president; Miss Annie Brody, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. A. S Bibbins, secretory und
treasurer. The annual reports was
read. The advisability of assisting the
Armenian cruise in the manner asked
was discussed. Refreshments were
served.
Rev. 8. J. Austin turned the thoughts
of his cmigrcguticu towards Sunday
schoolwork, yesterday. In the motor
lug lue prmclmd a sermon touching upon
some poinl‘sof inlcrosr. in «concoction
withits functions. In tho evening a
Sunday school nurion wns lu-ld.
TM: Lilcrnry 11nd Buried ('iru‘m \rlil
mourn: the ll'llllOlil' Mrs W. R. Maul:
oy, Friday night. ngl‘cllow's Works
will again in the subjocr. for discussion.
“Evangeline" wil ho [alum up.
Rn“. J. W. Bxlilllll, presiding l‘lllI‘I‘ for
WESTPDRT.
Miss Bollo Vaughn and Rollo l). Boers,
both of Wrstporl, will be married
l‘liursduy, id (be home of the bride‘s
sister. Mrs. J ll. Jones. in Brooklyn.
The ccrcnmxy will be performed by the
Rev Brunet! '1‘. Abbott, of Port Chester,
formerly pastor ol‘ the Methodist church
in Westpurz. Worst-port. relatives and
friend» of the couple will uttmxd the
nuptiai‘s.
The blot machine stolen from
Weslpul'l Hoiel, lust 'l‘hursduy, was
found yesterday morning in the “Web
port- rivei'. There is no clue to the
burglars.
Church Calendars.
South Nor-walk ()ongromitionulu—Mon—
day, 8:01) p. m.. [116 cling of the executive
committee of the Men's Sunday Evening
club, at the home of President John 11
Light, 4:; Elm-so 1d uvonuo. Tuesday.
4:00 p. to, prayer meeting Junior
Endeavor Society. Topic, “Ways i1
Which We Muy Serve God in School.“
Louder. lessle Benin; 7:15 p. In, spvciul
meeting to consider ways of witnessing
for Christ through pi-rsbnnl oil-arr; half.
p. n), monthly meeting of the church
committee. Wednesday, 1:00-1:00 p. m .
meeting of the sewing olrclt : 7:15 p. 3.,
meeting to be nddrcssL-(l by Miss Emily
Wheeler, of Hnrpoot. Turkey. finbjo-or.
“Annenin.” Thursday, 7:47: p. in, mid
week prayer sirvicc, conduvtcd by the
pastor. Topic, “Promises for the New
Year.”
Tallinn Oil From 1110 Bonncll.
walks wont to Cockcnoo‘s Island, inl
81111111 bouts. Suturduy, to son who! is,
left of (be burned schoouvr M. L. lion‘
null, which took flro lust Tuesday night
in the Sound, and which is std! ablaze.
Some of them scoured n (Illilllllly of the 1
oil on the vessel. This work Wild my
dangerous. Cm: alter mu of the oil,
holiness of even the most dcspcrum
criminals. Hanging by duo legal process
will! a murderer no dead as who" he is
Mun hp to a tree, and private citizens
_ not then have the crime of inunh-r on
W! conscience, {he rest of their lll‘CS.
An important closing (wont of tho
our 1890 VIM tho oclcbruliou by Mr.
' dunno in good health nud spirits and
likely-memo birthday.
5 ' W
: ,hlnte (commuter from New York.
1 f hedid ”who thought Mr. Chem
7 would not be the next senator.
final only collkflneflflll as much in
“fill '0 landfill.
, f . , *m“““”i‘f.;gngiraa.‘“‘”
. ”Whittle at the omen of the
dank;
lulhotmvn of Normal: during
at 1806. -'I‘he number for each
W as follows: Jsuunry, 11:);
, MI lurch”; April, 42; May,
“filthylw: August, 49; 801»
l; Camber, 44: November. :10:
j ”o
I Incline end expeowrnnt for
d we. coughs. and all throne,
' ' Emblems undoubta
Peohml, the only
“Who Idmltled on
1... f 1 World's Fulr.
PM»...
1 When? Did he
means?”
honor: he sold
fun out."
”an...“ ...
‘ Verfomplnlni
,1 ~. lmhllliy
W. This
-1 Mi (drum.
l esyslomlu
lhngrlusl'iai
l y I ..
infill. in Mind
filth nnclouded intellectual power 0! his l
Sly Hr. Plait would not my be was 11 ,
clerk show that their were 41s
when the llamas rcuclicd them. would
Hosplode, sending up columns of 11m
glidwin L. Stevens, who llvm in the
l Uniouvlllc district of Norwulk, won one
in! those who wont l) the island. llo
llmd a rather cxcillng uxpcrionco while
.on board the Bum-ll. line of the mins
.of oil exploded non him, and ultlmunb
! ho was not injured, he was mroml nilh
ml, which lmd not. inkcn lim 'l‘lir
c.1114», of the long durnlion of llm 1’11
lie the immense quumby of oil on l'nmd
which is constantly fouling llw ”.1111“.-
‘l‘he schooner is 11 min! In x.
Isidro Among othcis who w- 1:! to Iln
in: no. ymtmluy, non- lizlwm L-ockwm d
lurid Charles limit, of Norwnlk. 'l‘lw
§lorznrr brought b one time it‘lllts, 11
ahnudsnmcnurcwhitcotono, the mp 01'
icon of the (.lu'mollrllml nil cubs und in
(hull bin-nod clollms pin. Mr. llydtt M»
currd :1 out! of tlm Ull. There were pro.
pic from Weslport 11nd Snugnluck lit
the scene.
£13 Won Iho Malch,
'l/llll mulch game of pool lctwcen
Ell l‘nkulski und "Nick” linker, was
played as announced Friday night. In.
l’nknlnkl‘s pool rooms in the Nichols“
block in Mom street, and was Won by
’dknlskl. The score was 100 to 541, and
Pnkulski look the ”price. Mr. l’nknl-
ski is anxious to arrange a match with
any player in Dsnbury or llotbrl. and
us an inducement: will allow his nppou.
one ton bulls on n hundredw-Deubury
1
News.
. .WW -0... . 1...»...W ..... .. rm.-.“ .. m»...
gfiAsuml «flatnfllgs gill! BE”-
‘ u I 1.
"AW 0 tvs lnrnm-w plum", . 1:1,... mu”,
hilfil‘ill h 'l‘flfl'w somrwrs linlllll’llfi. mm
. norm-1M nun-n “I Minnow“ wmul‘w‘i in» m m
Mir. MlaiiIllmx'l-i u ”fl‘l’vrliil A i. we: 1:
' ‘r..- I ‘ no «.9 1, _
e G.'romllhson. Drngglst.
”W
the .
A large pnrtyol’ men from 1110 Nor-I
'l'lzv only
portion of her now left is die mmzor
1’ Tax collector’s Sale.
VOTICE is hereby glean the: the under-
L signed, Collector ct Taxes, under
and by virtue oi as certain tux warrant.
dnlxexcouosd and signed by proper un-
thonty and directed to: the undersigned.
commending him to levy and collect. 0!
DAVID hit-LEAN,
Ind other persons named in the rate book.
on the list to said warrant. annexed. their
several proportions at the sum hotel as
therein stated, slid sum being n this or an
easement. laid on the meuomcnt llsv mule
in 1801 by the lubebitnnte'ol the town of
Norwalk, regular] y and legally assembled
to wit, on the lot dny of March. A. 11,181.05,
met (or the purpose of providing for the
indebtedness of mid town, lcvles upon the
following described real estate of said
DAVID McLEAN,
situated in the town of Nor-walk, M. Bell
lslnnd, no culled. and bounded as follows.
to witr—Nm-thofly IHl feet. by common
pnsnvny and lund nt iiilbcrl S. melodic-l,
easterly 35 from and southerly 181 loci. ,by
lamb-1 of Joel (9. nnd Timothy H. Foster
and of John Todd. and westerly 5.") fuel. by
a roadway 355 (our wide. .
Andi shall. sell or. public uncilon,on
the premises lwn-lnbcl‘orc dowrilwd. on
the Full day of Murcli, A. 1).. 1607, or. 10:30
o'clock forcnoun, so much thereof as will
mine the sum 01‘ Two (3:: 320) and twenty
one hundredth dollnrx, that. being the
proportion'of the said David McClcnn
of the sum total in said list, together
with the charges of levy, salmon».
GEO. ll. S’l‘. JuliN.
'l'ux (,‘ullccmr, List; of 1994.
Dated at Nor-walk, Dec. :10, A.l)., 15116.
.. ..._._ 3.5“..." -_.-.....—'-=
Tax Collector’s Sale.
'Ul‘ll‘l’ils hereby ulvren tlml. the 1m»
1 (It-reigned, Collector of 'l‘nxcs, under
nnd by Vll'lllt' of 11 001111111 tux \vurrnni,
dnlw-xrcutcd and signed by proper nu—
lllnrilynnd dirocn-d In the undersigned,
vommuuding him to levy and collect ol‘
DAV”) McLlCAN,
nnd other persons named in line rule book,
on line ll‘il. to suid warrant. annexed, their
wwrnl prnpm'limmJ-f the sum mud on
llltl‘i‘lll stun-11.1mm sum lll‘lllL" n. lux or
mndoin 1‘03 by tho inhnliilunls of lhc
low“ 0! Nuru‘nik, regularly nud locally
usm-mlilcd. lo “‘ll, on [he tillili duy ofJnu-
Harry, A. l)., was. met for the pin-pow of
Ill'liVlllll‘L'
real «sinu- of said
l):\ \' i l) MoldfiA N,
almulod lr) llw town of Nonmlk. nl. llell
bland, an culled, llljll lmuudr-d us follows
In wilerrrilu-rly 21M foot by comm-m
Inmls ume-I I}. nnd 'l‘lmnlhy ll. lflmlvr.
and of John ’1‘odd.mld Westerly 55 foot. by
n rnndwnv ~17: feet wide.
the I-I'wniws hi'rvinlu-Iurc lll'fl'l'llik‘ll, on
Joint-z. fur-11mm. so much llwrcof us “'1”
rnlw llll‘ Milli Hf l11|11';$1ulnlluta. llzrii.
lat-"nu: Ilw prupm‘linm of lbw-did Illivid Mc-
lmzm ll' Iln- slim lulu! in mid “suing-lb.
or \vlih ”11' charges of levy, idle. o-H-
Iilfil). ll. 51. JUNK.
’l‘ux ('nllw‘lnr, [Jail uf lHlIS
Hull.
n<srmgmunb laid upon the amusement list‘
_ nor the indvlitcdnos of mid .
1mm, li-vws upon llic following dcscrilmd‘
passwny and land of Hilbert H. llrmddil-l, 1
l‘ll‘ill‘l'ly Tn”- foot and mnllwrly 181 (not. by l
And I ‘llllll H‘ll at Public Auction, nu.
III" 5th why of Murrll. A. l).. ””7. ill lllzlfi
”died at Norwnlk. Iluu'uibrrU'», A. I),
.. ' 1'rivo all". ow, ”Kw. Souls now on sale ul I‘luis«
» .....
, . E. Booklet:
Sendyonr
croonuud‘ug slrsenm ehoxof
Dr.King’s chiiePllls. trialwill
convince you of their merits. These
pillsmessyincclionsndarcggr
ticulnrly effective in the cure of in
at: lion and flick Headache. For Me-
und Liver troubles they have been
provedmvsludhle. They are guaranteed
to be perfectly free from every do»
laborious substance and to be purely
vegetable. They do not weaken by
their action, but by giving tone to storm
arch and bowels greatly invigorate the
auteur. Regular also 256. 1‘ box.
1d by Planted and Wood, Exists.
Mr. James Jones. of the drug firm of
Jones at Don. Cowdcn. 111., in speaking
of Dr. .Kiug’s New Discovery, says that
last winter his wife was attacked with
LuGrlppe, nnd her case grew so serious
that physicians at Uowden and Penn
could do nothing for her. It seemed to
develop into hasty consumption. Hov-
Ing Dr. King’s New Discove in store
and sellinnlots of it, he too a bottle
homo, and to the surprise of all she be-
gun to get- better from the first dose. and
half a 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,“
Plaisted's drug store, South Nor-walk.
Bucklln's Arnie: Solve
The best solve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, better, chopped hands, chilblnin‘s,
come, and all skin eruptions, and pool-
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guuranmed to give perfect satisfac-
tiun or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. E. l’. Wood and G. 0. Simeon.
One Way in be Happy
ls toutteml to the mud-dis of your family.
Hnould nnoofthom catch n Cold n!” Crumb.
will on (loo. (3 ,Slillsnn. South Nm'wulk.
um! Edward P. V1 nod. Nuru'nlk. solo llgmits,
and not n lriul lmIllc of Ullu‘s (Euro, lllo grout
(lurnum llnnmlyhlr‘nm. in prove [lull We lmvo
usurn l‘nro fur (‘maghs and 111! ill-senses ul
,tho'l‘hrool nn-l Luna-e. lni'go sizes (be and
AN.
ENTER TA YlVHENTS
HOYT'S TH EATER:-
Tuesday, Jan. 12.
JOE OTT!
And iho orlglunl
CLIPPER QUARTETTE
lN THE
;“StarGazer”
llncluding Phil Oil, Mall Oil and
a twenty ozhcrs.
lThc Comedy to bloke You Laugh.
’ unionip‘. '
School for Dancing!
AND DEPDRTMENT.
Ariun llull. Sn Nnruulk.
on :1, Wednesday evening, I so
131b, :11 8 o'clock.
the (is-noun will be thoroughly luught.
lbwpi i-llully. , ,
W (11!.11Ell'l‘ NF.“ ELL.
111 zit )luslcr of Dani-.1114.
I)l.\"l'1ll("l‘ HF NHRWALK. SN..1‘1ll111.\'l‘l-‘.
(‘1 1l'll’l‘. Jmnmry u, A. 1-1m.
Who-rt- u. \uilton ”mild-u Inn hm lmcn nmds
IullIHi‘Ulll‘l-l‘d‘ mlmimstmtion ul :1... l-slllln
.dtillvs-r \\'. Won 1. Into of Norwulk. in +1111!
Illohidfl ilrmiuunl:
111;: [Min onlm‘ In :1 nowulwu'r hm 1m: u “now
nil-oi ln Mll'l lli~li‘iv1.:ii [oust 11m duys lw~
fnrosulrl day ni'lu'urinu. _
ll ASA I5. \\'(I(Ill\\1\lll).Judge.
"vs...
Money
Back!
preparation for removing dnndinll', cur-
. lug H-dlp dismse, provcmlnn the hair
from lidnunouc and lu'iugingin u now
grim“! may hnvn their money rclnnu'd,
' on npplivntiou to llm (linguist from
whom Hwy mode the purchnso.
In leosborn time it has hour on tho
manlmt over 2000 bolllcs have boon sold,
und it. is now i'rcmnlmndml by the loud»-
iug lmir drowns in New England.
I
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"v, N}. ‘-
1‘ —-l-lil.,l'-‘~§o‘~
'2" '1
”"“~~—u...-r.- «r an
A CELESTIAL FREEZE,
Whore Old flol’s rays from into whisk
in {tinned or mural dccorullonedn ul
lino wall popern are in the 1mm colors
designs and ricer-4m]: at them.
Painters’ applies,
Arlisl' Mote all.
DECKER,
n. H. Planted, Drum».
\Icw Term for Ladivs and ('lcnlle ;
l
'Ell'nllr. um! ”I“ lured swvloiv duuvoaiux“udinl: l
lll|ll'l‘4'll.lll1ll mid uprliwuliunluohunrd nu»! ,
drinl‘ininml :ll lllv llludlule-Hlllvn in Nnnmlk. .
nnllu- lollulnvalJnnumy. WAT. ul‘lu'vlm-k 111.
Iornuun: um! I hut [ml-llv unlu-i- thou-HI lm chm
I‘ll to 1111 gu-rwnn inhvrmlml llwrulnlnv bulrli~-11»‘
Erory purclms‘vr of Ilulo's (Mmpound
Quiuiuv who will follow 11m dim-lions;
and is not satisfied limb in is llw beet
ore, is thoonly thing that Would niche»
us acknowledge that we had been out-
done in unique and original designs
grades and styles. Our choice stick of
Engines»F 1 Old Firm Rmcuwgngrr‘ mr lino*rnnh'auxiliary”i
(g “"3 rum“ to or. . l ’l' 1 OllWMdi. W'- . .
‘ 1 9 n“, LP“ “mam” Doom-sting I'll“, refilitlfir {\mwnl Mouth: olthc ooh:
on go ml“. _ ’ » and? one "cousin‘ylpe
lilting house on
or Washington snap, soon hermit.
bulk and l‘muco s.
ENORWALK OPERA HOUSE
~ 1‘. ll‘.’.\11’1‘ClIELL. - -
Ono Xiuld Only.
lThursday, January 14, 1896
Stone 1k Co.'s lncomparablc
UncleTom’s
Cabin!
Largest, Grundcst and Best in the
\Vl-l'lll.
5 . l‘oublo. ‘2 lliiw‘ llvll1|l4.(l1'lllll ()l'v-hnsh'n.
~11(imi'r.lulnlw hllwiill'ru.l‘lv'klllllllh)’ I’llunod
11mm (hrpmlnu \‘dumuhnl Afro-Amwb'am
S‘Vlwi I‘m'l llinum's. llnvl. and “1111: lkun‘crs.
'.' l..lnur11-:tn.~~. (mind Mun-l! ul-n fiz-xloltu.
'l‘lll’. ()llllilN \l. Slaw \Ullli VAST.
, .3 “mod Mk» \ank. iv, ll'mlll ing '20 Prize
3“ tumors. limo-l l‘m‘u'lviul 11m in.
. l"‘l““-“~, 1.19:5..- 11ml mu lbw-nod souls on
.~nn- ul \\ cod s and 'I'nnlllitwu's.
lllunuger.
1
HOVT'S
:THEATRE
Jan I5
The Big Hit of ‘96.
Donnelly 81 Girard
N
l
MY FRIENDFROM
INDIA!
Direct from Iloyt's Madison Square
l‘bcutrc,nltcr:1 run of
100 Consecutive Nights 11
Prices 25v. mm. 751'. Hulda now on sale in
l‘lulntcd'muul l'lunco‘s.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
Saturday, January lath.
Mullnos. 221m: evening. 11:16.
The Mr Houlhorn Hmuic (Yummy Tirnmn. on
prmlucod at tho lllll lem‘l l'lwllll‘c.
cw lurk 01w.
A Romance of Goon
Hollow!
Muznlnccnl scenery. New liduclo. A Metro-
polilun Company.
Big Dancing Carnival.
‘ A hot-1: I Celobmled Ibo-k nod Wlmz llnhnors.
brass llmnl or (blur-M People. Hwoul l-llnu-
In; Two (Jlimleilou. M the (11d Runw-
sloml lntolllcwi'lnuluml..u.. is Coon Hollow
lo the Bomb.
1 Mullum prices. 101- and also. Ei’oulng. 211v. arm
cm. Henlennw on sale ul l’lnlslod‘s on
Pinnco it stores.
:an'nonL
rr next. how
i.
M .
slaughter in prices is the result.
$16.98 finest quality Kcrsey Jackets
tumblnck and growinhalf pricin$8 50.
$21 bouclc, trimmed with fur, cm-
piro jacket. navy and green, half
price. $10.50.
$16 219 b-mclc j.'1(-kv1's,i11 green and
black, half price, $3.50.
$14.08 kcrscy and buncle jackets,
half price, $7.50. ‘
$11 on rough and plain jackets.
hull price $51 7.“).
_$11)bouolv jackets, we have huge
Sizes only, 11qu price, :55.
$5 bcuvor and bouclc jocks-Is, all
will go at $1 50.
} ,Half Price!
BOSTONESTO
scrum. core. I. v. crucr. m ssosnwsv.
v
v
l
t g0.
Children's jackets and grotcliens
willbc sold at. half of the marked
prion. Yououu have n child’s coat
for Mo, $1.51),$2.00,$2.50,$‘3.00.
CAPES! CAPES!
$11 black, single and double capes
ut hulf price, 35:).
$13.50 black bouclc capes, thibbet
trimmed, half price. $1; 7.3,
$13 soul plush jau'kcis, trimmed
with jet, 30111421103 long. 11qu price,
$13 50.
$17 seal plush, 33 inch, 140 inch
sweep, half price, $8.50.
On Infant's Wear,
On Cloaks,
On Crockery,
Mail orders will not be taken.
Oh Hosiery,
On Dress Goods,
This Will be the Greatest Sale of Dry Goods
0f modern times. Over $525,000 worth of Winter Wear, including dress goods, cloaks, wrappers, blankets,
Runnels, hosiery, underwear, gloves and men's furnishings, at about sec on the dollar. The storyLis plain
and Simple: Our stocks are by far no large to carry; we cannot afford to carry them lover, and a terrific
Friday we will take inventory and mark down stock:
SATURDAY ,JANUARY;9th, 1397
the greet sale will begin and will continue until'ihe entire lots are diSposed of. Be, among the early call-
ers and secure your share of the prizes, as many of the lots are small.
following is a partial list of the bargains.
‘ THE POPULAR CLOAK ROOM
Every Wintchacket and Cape mus
The
We did not carry any over last year, we will not carry any over
this year; the prices will sell them.
One-Half—-Ofi' the Marked Price onAll Jackets--One-Half
$23 seal plush, 80 inch, 140 inch,
sweep, half price, $11.50.
CHILDREN’S GAPS!
50 silk and velvet cops, were 750
to $1. small since only. to close out,
each. 250.
Children's white silk cups. each,
‘25 tn 490.
100 ladies’ worsted foscinutors,
were The to 31, black, white and
pink. all at one price, 506.
GOSSAMERS!
All our rubber gossamers that we
sold at $1.50 and $1 98, each. 500.
Something Will Be Sold in Every Department During This Week At HALF PRIDE.
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Gt.
HAVE THE
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prices.
1 F YOU WANT 7'1111 n E NEWS
eedlightSfor 1897.
Save money by buying best goods.
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Our faces will show how we live and what we eat.
Untold are the ills caused by impure food.
Right living, right sleeping and right eating are three essentials to happiness.
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
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Telephone
Gall,
58-2.
Economy consists in getting the most 01 the best for the least money.
You can’t got :1 gold dollar for 75c; pay the value and you get it.
Money saved is money earned; buying cheap goods is not a saving.
WDO your trading at the right place, where you can find the right goods at the right
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
Magnolia Condensed Milk, per con, To
Medium Bonus, per quart, no
Murrow Bonus, “ ” 7o
Limo linens, ” ” lie
(irocn Pens, ” ” no
Split l’esn, " “ in
Ennmcllnc, per box, , 4o
Bperry do Burncs' Shoulder. lb, 7o
Bonn. Soon Crackers. per 1b,} be
1 .
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8%?“ I ‘
Donovan sun
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33 West Waohlnzton Street, South Rorwllk, Gt.
Save Prudently and Spend Wisely!
Is a precept easily carried out by our patrons.
cause every article we sell is the best to be bad. They can’t help saving
because they would kayo to pay more for the same
article clSewhcrc.
linullnli Walnuts. per 1b. 100
Mixed Nuts, all new. ‘ 100
Gold Dust, per pkg., 17c
Welter Baker’s (Biron. b2 lb box. 200
l’cttijoliu’s Bredklust Food, pkg. lilo
7 burs Bobbiii’e Soap, 25c
Thurs Kirkmsn’s Borax Soap. 250
ll lbs Bust. Lord, 250
4 " Good Lord, 250
.They can’thelp spending wisely, lie-
22 pounds best Granulated Sugar for $1.00.
10 11». Best Buckwhcstll'lour, 250
ll lbs. Best Rolled Oats, 250
4 cans Tomatoes, 250
4 " (loud Corn 25o
ll " Pumpkin 250
7 in. Best search 2110
Mood S. or Jonos’ Flour. Bag. 700
o gels. Kerosene 01!. «in
H pkgo. “1776" Powder, 9110
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NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
dan' a a r . I a o D 3
i" MIG .’ "M” ‘1'H‘1‘T. ”WKWQLHo .,
loath Norwulk.
Norwalk Chronicler