~ :wumm
timesm; slxtlrues.
loco line. Isl-rinse end
Walnut mice for lilo“
:s we uneven
, .
mswoehtobeneid
In. I Wuhlnclm street.
,_ lon'ellrtreet. Nor-walk.
”Film at The Sentinel omce.
W new. you will confer u
. 4 sardine or bringing it
loribe convenience of! those
items of nerve or other mut-
. at the entrance to The Bentl-
: should lnnllcasoe be ad-
m1 m, G SEN'X‘INEL.
. Scull: Norwulk. Ooun.
vi:
, ordinal has a Circulation
Harwell; and its Suburbs
My, than the Combined
an the other Two Local Dail-
‘ Room is always open to
not be guaranteed the
handed in. Every reu-
'll be made to uncommo-
lmt changes cannot be in-
put right unless copy is sent
at in the afternoon of the
ll (39. 5"‘-
Herald West hor Forecast
lthertolsy promises to be. general-
nnd considerably (eo'do-r. Tomorrow
sue tobeinlr and colder. to! owed by
- sing temncru'ure.
’ Thermometer Record.
. highest point of the thormomoler for
y-iourhoure ending at noon today
domes abovelzero: lowest. :35 degrees
”mam...“ _ _...-. .- ... .
More Almanac for Tomorrow.
see i Sunsets ‘ High tide l Low this
4:11; 6:59 | 0:22;
Good to Live In This A'gc.
paper lull of interest lutcly appear-
]!!9 New York Sun pointing out
'flerent inventions whereby tho
mechanical power was billllg re-
in this country. Chief. pl-l’llaps,
’ tapping of great waterfalls and
are and getting from tho ine-
power thus obtained electricity.
can. be..£flnl...ln.any desired spol
1 a radius of 30 to 40 miles. In.»
' cuts will doubtless bu roads
will make it possible to transmit
‘ stove! tar greater distances.
lube lull meaning of this is that innu-
an will spread from tho cast to
‘ harvest. la the Rocky mountain
there are immense waterfalls,
th ‘Q‘millionl; 01 horsepower which
a! be had almost 101‘ the harnessing."
‘ inches}; and boundless moohnnicnl
f u for manufacturing purposes will
wk on _ end in great measure to tho
- .... lotion of goods in this country
colossal distances, with accompany.
cecal freight bills. River currents
And will be utilized in the some
waterfalls, and the western
L’ .‘urcbase goods thus us roa-
‘pustern brother.
unit can add to the com-
il growing cheap and com-
Mh of the common people.
. was .8 a pound ten years
a French firm is perfecting
‘V is to put it upon tho market
Mil a pound. The revolution
‘ in making housekcoping
”than things of brightness
can scarcely baimugiucd. It
”laid IO hopeful and cheerful
than times.
me. which promises to take the
in! on an illuminant, will be
” beaply that every turm-
t by electricity will lmvo it
{bemused air will rival cloc-
"sebum motive power. Wu
w years be riding about city
‘ ennfcmobilo’curringes and curs
will need no trucks. The trolley
and , “line will pollolmto
Wfltpul‘thcf tho rural districts.
every form will be in roulity the
a city on the rustic popula-
lhc mntmpg comfort, clcgmlco
l. will live up to their ml-
ll
5. the writer hints lhst in his
”blower: News, Galveston,
Port Arthur. Tor“; Duluth,
ll Scuttle will be excellent
. .
, thorn will music“: no obstacle to orgsno
blob to luvcstin properly on
their advantages all shipping
unplmnnt image of a real
M of this Union begins to
The commencement of it' is ,
My media by the United
.. liwlth Vibe Choctaw
Mm. These intelli-
ylclded lo the pane on
”commission and
severally. lilo
thin their lands
in lane town
MW” been done
« stilling newly
“new fillhnfllflmflhw .
era lbe‘meelvorllhe ultimo: club or»
diam territory. The Dave: commis-
sion will new direct its alerts to bring»
lot the Crooks and Chickasaw: to accept
.sepurnto forms for ouch family. The
Choctaw. trucks, Chickasaw, Chero-
‘kecl undficmluolcs urn ‘clusscd n3, civi-
lisod Indians, and after these have
spread to accept forms in sovernlty
and, to give up their tribal relations
firing the Indian Territory into in regular ‘
Unitcd Slates territorial government.
The tremendous corn crop of 1890. to-
gether with the hundreds of millions of
dollars it puts into the pockets of our
people, makes it more thnn over-plain
that the United Stutcs nutionulflowcr
is the corn tassel. We Americans are a
practical people. and. even if we were
not. the corn tassel has artistic beauty
enough in itself to entitle it to high
honors. It is graceful; it lends itself
readily to all kinds of decoration. The
decorative possibilities of tho plant,
loaf, flower, fruit and stalk. are very
grout.
Americans welcome warmly the new
Greater Republic of Central America.
It is composed of the three states of Sn!-
tions and interstulc questions the ndvi-
sory council culled the diet of the grout-
er republic has control. Now let Costa
Rica and Guatemala join the confedera-
tion.
Illinois coal companies appear to be
making a little something on their in-
vestments, oven in those hard times. It
is told for a foot that in tho your 1806
they made a clear profit of $8,000,000
on on actual capital of $15,000,000.
There is living in Hawaii on old nu-
tivo woman who is undoubtedly 122
years old. and she suys she is 124. Her
name is Mrs. Apnu, and the claim is
made for Mrs. Apuu that she is the old-
est person living.
Tho pictnrcs of Dr. Adolph Denohcr.
the new president of Switzerland, re-
semblo in a notable degree those of our
own Mark Hanna.
1
ROWAYT 0N.
Miss Annie Lassen, of Bridgeport.
spent New Years at her father's. J. D.
Lassen, of the Rod Mill.
Mrs. ()lnlrlcs McKinney was the guest
of her son. Benjamin McKinney, Hurt
fordp one day lust Week.
Miss Mubcl Stratton. of Brookside
avenue, has roturnc'l home after spz-nd-
ing the holidays with friends in Brook-
lyn.
The nrtcsiun well, which is being
drilled for Hurry l’l-ppo': by Contractor
Sippcrly. of Westport, has reached at
depth of one hundred feet, but the on
tor isstil! brackish.
New (Yunnan men come here. yostvr-
duy ultoruoon. and out holes :11! over
Uhnsmur‘s pmd for tho. purpose of fish-
ing, and in conscqurnco tho skating is
spoiled.
Evangelist Ronison Completed his lar-
bors llcroSunduy night, and returned
in Long Hand.
.lumrs A. Stevens “out to llunbnly.
yuslv-rduy, to ullcnd tho. l'nnvrn! of his
:a'sur. Mrs.‘ l‘nrll 1', who dim! lhoro Ent-
urduy.
Mrs. Bishop, oi Greenwich. visited
her pure-11‘s. Mr. and Mrs. John llobmls.
Lvnux lllll. yoslordny.
{dips Lil‘dl‘l‘ l’lundvl‘, ol' Crockett nw -
our. in vlsilinlz in I’ll'llulllyll.
(‘llllfllJSFlll’ltu of Slumlmd. uho is
visiting Mrs on! Mrs J. W. Fallon,
broke through the in! of (llnslnnr's
p Ind. Motordny ill‘tornuon, nonr ihv
[lllllllvllllfi Hilllull, mu! wont into iho’
unto!“ up in his nwk. llo go! out “‘llll'
.ul much lrcoblo.
Dilllllih AMJ hOHOTliN;
A sociable will ho l'li‘lll'mlurdll‘i)‘ night .
by tho Christian ’Endonvor sut'icly nl' llll“
Congrcuutlvmulchurch, nt lllc home or
Mr. and Mrs. Josuph lllurohousv, Mull!
street.
Mrs. W. H. Boswell. of ’(ll'l't‘llll'llfll.
has been visiting Miss Hello boom.
Charles G. Wutorbury hos boon onlor-
mining his mother from New ,lullnun.
Mrs. Illllp‘h Jell‘erson. of blood: lllwr,
N. J., has been visiting: her pm'eutshov.
and Mrs. Louis French.
A fancy dress reception will be given
in the Town Hull. the 18th inst, by tho
Newton Musical association.
Frank- Selleok unrl fondly, fol'nwrly of
this place. will more from Bull’ulo to
Brooklyn. this month.
Miss Educ (Japan. of Newton, i-: visit-
ing her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. F.
W. Brunei-beef, in New York.
talususv.
hold it special meeting tonight.
:lmrles Boston is creating n large
poultry house. ‘ .
The Nor-Walk Praying Band conductor!
services in the chapel, Sunday owning.
Elev Garret Haulenbcok preached.
Mrs. E. F. Taylor. of Bridgrmrmpont
Sunday with relatives in Cnmbury.
A series of revival meetings he» been
“(immunised at the Union chops). Rev.
(3th Hnulenheck. Mr Brnmlugn and
Mr. We lieu. of Norwallr. 11nd charge of
(lulu School In
Currie Nzulio.
Townsend.
Bench. ‘
Frnnk Benedict. (‘ln-rlio Murray, llow- ;
urd Wilson. Henry Comatock. llnrry;
Sterling. :
ler. (‘ornolins
Washington Lodger: o. o. '12., w ill .
llolllmrior “in ‘Wlh 9|
. mm. .
Tbo‘lollowing pupils of the Center
school were neither absent nor tardy
during the month of December past.
The list is small, owing to the severe
mother:
Room 1, Kindergartennllrnest Libby.
Harold Niulin, Howard Hendricks, Liz-
zie Harris.
Room 2—»va Martin, Florence Nu-
din. William Horton, Ernest Mulklu,
David Johnson. ‘
Room BwBer-thn Brunduge, Ruth
Smith. Carlton Byington. Richard Dun.
nlnu, Robert Elle. Samuel Farr. Arthur
Hinton. Ilnrold St. (.leorgo. Fred Lou-
den, Willie Nnrllu.
Room 44Erldfo Blackwell. Mortimer
Brnndago. Charlie Bortlno, Sigmund
Gusowski, Pen-y Hendrick. John Mc-
Cormnck, Howard Nadin. Howard
Smith. Jessie Hnynws, Edith Baton.
Edna Byingmn. Inez Daniels. Ruth
Hoymos, Lech Lycotr, (lortrudo Nutte-
l’crd. Curry Smith. J ulin Smith.
Room fin—Berllm Bales. Elizabeth!
Mulkin, Johanna M ulcully, Albert Bou-
ton. Harold Gl'N‘l). Arthur Gorldes,
Chrsl‘or Honill, Walter Haynes, ()livor
vador, Nicotnguu‘nnd Honduras. Each Kmm‘. William 1111311101111. Freddie
of these has its own private government, T331013 1
us it didboforc. but in all foreign rcla. Room "—Hfilllfl Brotheriml. 1‘3““
Davis. Edith Foster, Edna (lrnmmnn. lporbox.
Sadie Mathews, Annie Murray. Bcrlhn.
Millor. tho Nutteforrl. ‘
unis Scllumnn. mm Smith. Mollie ‘. ...,,,,.... .,.... ”m“... ..,...... u 0.45"
Gusmvski, Georg-c Avison, Luster Brnn- ;
(loge, Arthur Bilsborough. George Huvw land not :1 inn! l-ollln- ul nito‘s (him tlw growl
nngh. Edward Guthrie. Nil! Hmnlrick- 1
son. Eddio Newman. Prod Wright.
vinn Horton. Evlwnrd llorsford. Martini _
Rail-lift rd. ( hurlcs l’urkor. ‘
Florence Rood, Y
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Room T—Annie (ibittimlilunclw Elle. :
lluisv Ranch, .lmmin‘:
Knthnrine Hunter. lmtlie‘j
l‘lvu Kimball. l’crcv Barnum”:
. .
Room t3. lligh Sltllfllll~ll(ll‘:91‘l Bonn}.
dict. Harry Davis. Hurry Hubbcll. llow- .
ml limiter. Frod Jumps. Edward Mil-L
Piom‘. Trout Stillllvy. 5
Eddie l'ndorhill. Harold Wilson. Lenin;
London. Arthur Todd. lmnn Hutchin-
ml). lit-win Raymund. Lizzie Schumann. ;
Blanche Dunning. 1‘
WlNNlPAUK. 3
Several onlp‘loyol-s ol‘ the Noro'ull; i
llills nz‘o vol'y grillol’nl to tho mil! mm— ‘
puny fol‘lls‘ kin'lnoss. during the sworn!
mon'hs‘ “shutdown." l‘n/‘onlly mid-ul. i
for allowing“ tho Moody operatives 1.. ll\'(‘
in tho mil! outlaw-r: {run of null.
PROF. NEWELL’S
School for Dancing!
AND DEPDRTMENT.
Al'lnll lLlll. Sn .\nr\\‘:ll'1.'
m: n, Wodnmduy t'vmring. .l m
13m, at 8 o'clock.
m Iii-rump will in» lly l'vvuuhly inunhi.
li-u-rwilulu', ‘ .
. \V, (ill.!ll-‘.ll’l' NF.“ l-le.
ll! :lt .‘lmtvrn-lllunwlm:
' “v...
Money
Back!
l'lvvry l‘llll‘l'llllfl'l‘fif llulv's ('mnpnmu!
(.lnlu'lllu- who will follow tho dlrn'lmns
nnd isnm rulislivd that it is tho bust
propurnliun for mnnvmg dalndlull‘. run
lug; will): lllelhlhlh pl'vvomilll: llw hmr
from falling out iillll brimrim.r in n how
growlll may how illi‘ll‘ "mill-y minim-4!.
on :lppllmlioll lo llw dlnpglsi. from
whom Hwy modo lhv purl-hum.
in tho short limo ll him horn on tho
murlsol over 200‘! lmlllL-d hams lwoll l-‘nlll.
and it is now l'l’l'fllllllll'lllll‘ll by llll‘ ll'slll-
lug llllll‘ dx'cssl-rs in New linghmd.
A (minimum. Filllll’l. a.
Whore (lid Hill's rays froze into whisk-
om, istln- only thing that would millll‘
usnclnnm-lvdlzcthat wv hud boon mile
done in unique and origins! designs
in lriwm or room] decorations 111 ml
urndcsund styles. Our choice cloud: of
film Willi papers mo in the intent colors.
designs and prions~lmk ut thorn.
I’ulnlors‘ Supplies.
Artist' Motorinls.
Pictures.
Pictures Finland to Order.
Pointing. Paper Hanging, Decorating
and Sign Pointing.
' « DECKER.
70 Washington street, south Norwelk.
3M!
ll
“a“...
. nonstop
V9
‘ ll” dwal'l “MPH. ”HIM!!! (Mm. ‘
I. l "in mud row in ”m...” an...“ m ,
w‘ll" f’hux l‘ll'llmhml
Ma: ‘91 |‘."{‘:H;.‘h.
. “pt.”
f the unsung fluency night.
Willard, DEW
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. Aug. J. Bagel. the leedlngdrngglst c! -
{Shreveport Ls" says: "Dr. King’s New
Discoveryiltbe only thing that sum
my cough. and it in the best seller I
have.” J. .F' Campbell. merchant of
Bollard, Ann. writes: "Dr. King's New
Discoveryis all thatisnlnlmed for it;
it never tells. and is u sure cure for con-
snmption, coughs and colds.
any enough for its merits." Dr. King’s
New Discovery for consumption, cou ha
and colds is not 3. experiment.
been'tried for u quarter of u wnlnrymnd
today stands at the head. It never diu-
appoints. Free trial bottles at R. H.
Pleisted'e drug store, South Nor-walk.
New Term {or lilill -.< mu! (irnllx-U
“Wall? nus! lhn lllll ~l Mtl'lI'l\' n!:mw~~..inv‘nilim:‘
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mid unmrslmywm'll lmnlvxl 6:
V’.‘ ," "*1 ‘al it ."v .
_ . : .‘l l r ill au'lzflmfi.‘
E. G. minimums. may)“. ‘ ‘
. (36 as _ h
‘M. not...
I cannot
It on
Electric Bitters.
Electric Bitters is a. medicine suited
for any season. but perhaps more [gener-
ally needed whon the languid, exhaust-
od fooling prevails, when the liver is
torpidnndslnggzisl‘l and the need of u
tonic and ultcl'nliveis felt. A prompt
use of this medicine Into often over-ted
long and perhaps fatal bilious lovers
No medicine will not more surely in
in conntcrzwting and freeing the system
from nmlnrinl poison. Helulncho. indi-
gestion. constipation, dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. Fifty cents and $1 pm-
bottlo at R. ll. Plnistcd’s drug store.
Bucklln's Arnlcs Salve
The best solve in the world for outs,
bruises. sores. ulcers, stilt rhoum, fever
sores. tottor. chapped hands, cllilblnins,
coma. and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tivelycures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
E. P. Wood and G. C. Stillsou.
One Way in be Hlppy
ls loullond to tho mnlforls of
our lumily.
or Cough.
0:11! on (hm. (‘ fillllwn. South Nul'wulk.
and Edward 1‘. Wood. Nnrwnlkmulu ngmils.
(ll‘l'lllilll llmnmly. Frov. in prove that \w llnw
:lnul'l- (Turn f4!" (Tuilgllu,uml nl! lll‘ls‘llnnfi ol
tlu- 'l‘hrnni 21m! Lung-l. Lnl'go him-.4 {mo and
',‘.«I.
ENTER'I'AINMENTS.
HOYT’S TH EATRE
Tuesday. Jan. 12.
JOE OTT!
And 1h.- minim!
CLIPPER QUARTETTE
IN 'l'llK.
“StarGazefi’
Including Phil 01!, Mail ()1: and
twenty others.
The Comedy to Make You Laugh.
l’l loo. 2!n-.Enln'.7‘-~._lév:1f.~a now on Mlle ui l‘lnls
lml .1 :uul l‘lnncn's.
‘NORWALK OPERA HOUSE
' l‘.\l‘.'.\ll'|'l'lll‘.l.l.. - -
(luc- lxinlrl Uni}.
.Thursday,‘.lanuary ill. l896
blown .\ Cm's lxntnmphl'ulllc
Unclelom’s
Cabin!
Largest, Gmmlcsl and Bust in the
“"4 l‘lll.
, :t‘ll‘l'1'l‘ll‘-3: lilo“ lluml». (inn! (ll'vhmtrn.
‘ .l'lll‘vll' .lllllllm- i‘lll'th‘l'Nil'h lmllilm)’ l‘ilvm cl
‘ llrum ('nrlmle 1' lmuulml .\‘ru dumb-nu
l>ui~~ lh-‘l lll1~l:vr.~. “ll: 14 non! “in: I);Illl‘\‘l"~‘.
': UHMII-ilm. 16mm! llunl ! 1. Hum-nu
'l'!!|~‘. llllltil\ \l. I\1”‘n’ \t‘lllx' t‘.\>"l‘,
.l (1min! “'kn \\;1Z'l..l<lz vlu lm: :Il l'll/ll‘
‘ “mm-1's. limnvl l‘uri-ilu 11' xxmrl.
‘2 l'!‘!l‘t“‘.".’:u'.5-5“ and in“. l: m-n‘wl Hl‘u’h .m
.rllll'ill \ll-od‘s lilnl 'l'ullllinw-n'».
an IS
The Big Hit «ll '96.
llumlgor.
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QTHEATRE
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iMY FRIENDFROM
Direct from lluyl's M ldisim Square
. '1'llcull‘c,nllcr at run of
| n
100 Consecutive Nightsll
'l'l‘lt'us 254‘, now. 75v, Ham. now Ml mu!“ m
l’llllsh d'sulnl Plum ”'3,
HOYT'S TH EATRE
Saturday, January lath.
Mulllws. 2::mt owning. 8:1?»
Th.- blg Ruutlwrn Hl'ullln i'nmmlv Hmmn. 1w
nrmlucml ul ilw lllli tun-wt Tlmulro.
Nl-w lurk lfiii.
VA Romance of Coon
Hollow!
MliullillN-hlHl'l‘lwr)‘. Now Fll'i'f'lu. AMONG-
pollmn Company.
Big Dancing Carnival.
A host [.1 flolvhrnlml lln . 1 Win Dunno ‘n
limss'llmul o1 i‘ulornllivmplu. H‘ltvoel Hull“:
ll‘fl rWI) Ullllflsvhpu, A.“ ”w ”ill "ninth
slomllsln "W |‘.imlnnd,mu l-l l‘unn Hollow
lo lilo l'loulll.
lullorc wines. loo mm 2.7.», Ewulru. Mr. Zlfit'
m'n'. Myllslluw on so!» ill i‘lnlsie'l's and
lmnoo a stoma.
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READ . . . s
7H:
WANT
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NORWALK. COIN. I. 1'. OFFICE. “2 BROADWAY.
!
Half Price!
o‘
On Infant’s Wear
On C‘Ioaks,
On Crockery,
!
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On Hosiery,
On Dress Goods,
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SATU RDAY
This Will be the Greatest Sale of Dry Goods
of modern times. Over $25,000 worth of Winter Webrfincludiog dress goods. cloaks, wrappers, blankets,
llunncls, hosiery, underwour, gloves and men's furnishings, at about sec on the dollar. The slory'js plain
and Simple: Our stocks‘ulc 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:
,JANUARvgeth. 1897
the grcct sale will begin and will continue until the cnlirc lots are disposed of. lle among the early call-
ers and secure your share of the prizes, as many of tillelo’cs are small. Mall orders will not be taken. The
following is :1 partial list of me bargains.
THE POPU
livery Winierjucket and Cape must go.
this year; the prices will sell them. .
One-Halqui‘f the Marked Price onAll JacketSnOne-Half
$6.113 linosl quality Korsoy .luvkots Uhi
tun,blnck and groundlull‘ prix;o.$‘l.fi(l.
flu)! bouclv. tlinmlu! with fur. 01n-
plre Juckot. navy and green, half
pl'n'o, Fill! 50.
$16 98‘ bonclo jucliots. in green and
block. half price. $.50.
$1 1.0% ke-rsov und _buucle_ jackets.
hulf prim, $7.5m,
$11 In) rough and plain jackets.
prion.
$lil
lmfill‘ l’vl‘ll‘l‘ $3. is. $13
$10 liouclo jzu-kols, we have lnrgo with
will gu at $9.50.
will his sold at half of tho marked
for the, $1.50, 2.1m). $2.51), $3.00.
CAPES!
$1; block, single! and doublc capes
m. hnlt' price, *3.
trimmed, half prlco. ,3"; 7.3.
sizcs only. hull price. $5. $1} .30.
$5 beaver und lmuclc jackets, all $17
swoop, half price, $8.50.
LAR! CLOAK ROOM
We did not carry any over last year, we will not carry any over
-‘le soul plush, 30 inch, 1-10 inch,
sweep, hull price, $11.50.
CHILDREN’S GAPS!
in silk and w-lvct cops. were 750
to $1. smallsizesonly. to close out,
ouch, 25c.
Children's white silk caps. each,
‘33 in 496.
um lndios‘ worsted fascinstors.
were Ilh' to $1,black, white and
pink. all at one price, 50c.
GOSSAHERS!
All our rubber gossnmcrs that we
:mlrl at $1 3‘.) and $1.98. each. 500.
ldron's joclkots :md grotchens
You can have u child's (‘1)le
CAPES!
.50 black bunch) wipos, thiblwf
sen! plush. jackets. trimmed
jet. :10 mobile lung. half price,
soul plush, 33 inch. 140 inch
Something Will Be Sold in Every Department During This Week At HALF PRICE.
HAVE TE E
Evening Sentinel Left at Yo
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Ct.
lF YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
ur House
. . . Regular. . . . .
prices.
Save Prude
Is a precept easily carried out by
Headlights [for 18l97. iii”?
fl . ...-.
Save money by buying licst goods.
Economy consists in getting the most 0! the best for the least mono/l.
You can‘t get a gold dollar for 75¢; pay the urine and you get it.
Money saved is money corned ; buying ch ‘np goods is not a saving.
Our laces will show how We live and what no ‘zlt.
Untold arc the ills caused by impulrc food.
Right living. right sleeping and right eating are three essentials to happiness.
W'Do your trading at the right place, where you can find the right goods at the right
CHARLES E. ssvvcus, Leading Grocer,
33 West Washington lStreet, South lam-ill, Ct.
ntly and Spend \llliselyl
our patrons. Tllcycan'thclp spending wisely, bra
cause every article we so]! is the bltst to be bad. They can't help saving
because they would have! to pay more for the same
article elsewhere. )
10 lb. Rent Buckwhoatl'lour,
Mu nolln Condcnsod Milk, 1' con. To English Walnuts, per lb. lilo ‘ 25.,
Medium Beaummrqunrt, pe no Mimi Nuts. ulllcw, 30c ' ll lbs. Host Rolled (later 25.;
Murrow Bonus, "‘ " in Gold Dust, per p 3., Ho 4 runs Tmuslmy, 2;...
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