M'snd
- automobiles"
, mummies: airtime
‘ j well». Harriette and
Malta! rates for dis-
furnished on applica-
vmasczouermau.
‘- mewwktobewld
"Muslim; street.
34M! Wall street. Roi-walk.
.. 11 “The fientineloIdce
m me. you will confer a
11 audio; or brluzlnz it
_‘1 he convenience oi those
items of am or other mut-
ut the entrance to The Senti-
shouldinellcasce be ad-
!“ IV RHINO BENTINEL
South Hamill. Conn
Recline! has a Circulation
:39! Namath and its Suburbs
' ly,than the Combined
the other T1110 Local Dail‘
Roma 1‘; always open to
enact ' be guaranteed the
~ 1 1' iii-handed in. Everyma-
«wlll be made to accommo-
t changes cannot be m—
right unless copy is sent
in the afternoon of the
11 ' change as desired.
3 Herald Weather Forecast
or thirty promises to be «Inme
3. with a slight rise of tempe-
. ed by rain or snow. winds bo-
' runs on the coasts. and possi-
. «"by clearing by noon winds
1.and colder conditions. Tomorrow
0 be generally fair and wider.
by cloudiness and possibly snow on
‘0
Thermometer- Record.
noint of the thermometer for
Jourhours ending at noon today
above: zero: lowest. 36 degrees
m Almanac for Tomorrow.
’ I Supggts l Higglt‘igde Lowntide
First English In America.
of us but some bright young
s and girls have doubtless for
but the first English settlement
but“ was made in 15815, 312 years
‘V d that it was not at Jamestown
fill but on Roanoke island, on the
ALOuVrolina coast. North Carolina
V even a colony then, howavcr,
'ah‘elcnged to Virginia. Almost ov-
tbihg in that region was included in
31.111.111.101. Queen Elizabeth made
, the romantic and handsome Walter
Val lab, and which he named Virginia
, her honor.
Raleigh sent out a colony of settlers
V' -' eke island in 1585. They re
your, became discouraged and
ed in England. The next year—
he sent out another lot. Those
Raleigh on the island, and in
rgiuia Dare, the first child of
Ipenking parents on this conti-
, born. The outline of Fort Rn.
remains, and the Roanoke
cmorial association is building
to mark the site.
i of interest to all Americans
the following: When those
V‘ ~. Roanoke colonists re-
VV and, they took back with
, ~ic‘avceof a strange weed that
- :1 as and other Indians in tho
, ty'of Roanoke island set fire'to
, cited. The weed was tobacco,
that was its first introduction to
lustion. The Roanoke Colony Ms.
B asmoiatien asks the users of that
”Mini weed to each contribute 11
however slight, to aid in suitably
g and beautifying the spot nota-
ke because the first English colony
« ; ice settled there and because
of tobacco was first known to
ld, savage and civilized.
rmident of the memorial asso-
ie Mr. Graham Davee of Now-
ch old Cuban planter to whom
been polite and courteous and
taken a fancy to her in conso-
9; half past 8 o clock her door-
» it to ring. As the day Wore on
Mar and more frequently. By
‘ the crowd that assembled
Wench the sidewalk and out
“root. All this was composed
and beats who wanted to gut
lunacy away from her. Most
V lured their character plainly
“ounce. There were cranks,
drunken old Women and may
’V' the had given even for that
och money as they asked
coat of her “#100,000
:5 this saucyence was
that poured in by
, resume from every-
will!“ hiellltle inmily
land. A woman
manager of her
_ at all. how-
mrelcsncee. she would '1
than vented money ,
warm
. willing tomauyher on 11:11. The"
was no one Wynne-item: about
them. .
Among the achievements which a...
aim of the nineteenth motor-y has wig.
ceased may be counted the photograph»
ing of sound wnvul. The photograph
can capture motions too swift for the
eye to see. A bullet rushing through
space compresses the air ahead of it,
and the photograph shows a dark line
in front of the bullet ouused‘by' the in-
111-cased thickness. As the bull dies by it
throws 11 series of vibrations out side-
ways. These vibrations cause the air to
break into arrowheaded waves. The ar-
rowhccded waves are what causes the
"ping" of a bullet as ltflics through the
air.‘ The faster the ball moves the sharp.
or are the arrowheads. The air waves
always move in curves, but the sharp.
ncss of the curve varies with the swift
ness and nature of the motion. The
waves of a rumbling, roaring sound are
cast oil in the shape of huge rings. In
the Emirates eruption it was calculated
that the sound waves passed quite
around the globe, although their force
died Why so that they could not be
heard outside of a limited distance.
The largest steamship ever built, with
the one exceptidn of the Great Ensicrn,
will be the Pennsylvania, now nearly
completed at Belfast. She is intended
for the freight trade between New York
and Hamburg. although she will also
carry 2:38 cabin passengers and 1,500 in
the slot rage. This monster vessel is 598
feet long, and she will hold over 13,000
tons of freight. She will have live decks,
and her engines will be of 7,000 horse-
power. That is considerable when you
stop to think of it. i
If congresu decides to create that us-
tional monetary commission to study
the science of finance, let it be careful
not in put too manyof its own members
on the board.
The man who is wrong in an argu-
ment is the one who will not let an op-
ponent have his say.
Oh. for tho eyesight and hearing of
the wild Indian for civilized 1111111!
the greatest need or 15110 11131111113511
navy is for torpedo boats. We want.
too, a few light draft battleships that
can enter the shallower harbors of our
gulf ports and the mouth of the Missis-
sippi. A few light cruisers that could
ascend the Mississippi us for us Mem-
phis would be advantageous. In the
matter of coast defending vessels the
United States is better oi! than any of
the nations of Europe. In the matter of
coast defenses on land, however, we are
behind them.
The turkeys during the holiday sea-
son were unusually flue and large. The
big bronze bird apparently has been
brought to perfection in America. So
fine is it that some people think the
turkey, instead of the eagle, ought to
bc ourimtionai bird. A11 Illinois Woman
cxhibitcd at the St. Louis poultry show
this your 11 dozen bronze turkeys whose
united weight was 1100 pounds. Not one
of the birds weighed less than 30
pounds. '
L‘Elcoteur, a paper published in
Quebec, declared that the bishops of the
church had no right to dictate to voters
in political matters. Thereupon the
bishops of the province condemned the
paper, and the editor had to suspend
its publication. He will. however,
appeal to Rome to decide whether his
position that bishops had 110 right to
dictate to church members in political
matters was not the correct one.
A farmer can have his house lighted
by electricity by erecting a windmill,
thus producing power which can furnish
the current. The same power can be
utilized torun sew ing machines, (111w
wnml m .11" clinrninu
PEERLESS
TEE I).
tlgmlrm
unis-rm! sound m
ifigibwmm. to hear
thetreuurer‘rrepertend mam nee-
esszry business. Tuesday, 4 p. in...
prayer meeting Junior Endeavor scale
1y. Topic, “What Interesting Fact do
you Know About Africa and the hill-
uions There." Louder. Edward Kendall
Wednesday, 1 to 4 p. m , meeting of the
Swing Circle; 7130 p 111., monthly de-
votional and business meeting of the
King‘s Daughters‘ Circle. at the home
of Miss, Lizzie L Bullock. ~l Chestnut
street. Thursday, 7:45 p. 111, annual
meeting of the church to elect a deacon,
church treasurer and clerk, decide ob
jects of benevolent contributions, hear
reports for 1896 from all depuitxueuts of
church work, and transact any other
necessity business
Knights of columns: Oonvenllan.
The annual state convention of the
Knight of Columbus will be held in
Meridcn on Thursday, February 4. and
the details are completed. Mayor Levi
E. (Joe will deliver an address of wcl
come at the town hall. The three coun~
oils of Meridculnvc united in making
arrangements for the entertainment of
the delegates duringtheir stay. A bau-
quet will be served at the Winthrop ho-
tel and in the evening an entertainment
and dance will be given at the town
hall. About 150 delegates are expected
to be present
A Golt Link tor Wllion.
The oil'orts of members of the Countiy
club to establish :1 club 11011153111 the vi- '
cinity of Wilton Center, with ample
grounds for a rolt‘ link, bicycle track
and tennis courts is again being agitu- "
ted, and it is understood that n stuck‘
company will noonbo i'ornnd and that
negotiations for 11 house, with ample
grounds, within ten minutes‘ walk of
the depot, me already under way.
DARIEN ANO NOROTON.
John llnll,ng11d iiity— four years, died
yesterday at Fnch 11 Home for soldiers.
The remains were taken to Nyuck, today.
The Uhnuccr club will concludc
Shakespeare’s"Richard Ill.,"at its next V
meeting, tomorrow night.
Rev. S. A. Sands omncda Sunday
afternoon Bible class, in the Methodist
church, yesterday at ll o'clock.
The Sm i111 and Literary circle consul
crcd Longfellnw’ s "Fvangelinc"
bi~wcekly meet-'11: Friday evening.
Special meetings will be held at thel
Methodist church Tuesday, W11d11osduy,
Thursday and Friday evenings of this
Wk‘bk.
‘ 110111111011.
11. 1). Williams, 11 Now York evange-
list, arrived here Saturday and conduct -
ed the revival service last night in the ',
The meet-lugs will '
be continued every night this week. cx- Vj
Methodist church.
ccpt S .1turduy, beginning at 7 o'clock.
The Sunday school will hold a sunk <1
in memory of Miss Maud (love. 1111.
Sunday afternoon at 2:251111'1'111ck, in thet
Methodist Episcopal church.
Mrs. A.D'1b‘1le,v-f Main strcct, \1'2I1r1
has been very sick, is 1.211111in innpmwd
Edwin L. Stevens was .1‘.1loto be about
the house yesterday forthe first limo
since his illness.
Walter Thompson is having gem-111111
repairs made (0 his 5101111 A1111u..lnl111
Ayrcs, of East Norwulk, is doing 11111
Work.
The daughter of Starr chlcr,w1.ho
was sick \11tl1dipl1tl11-ri11, is able to be‘
about the house, and tl1eq11:1r.1nti11c will
probably be rmuovul in two or thrce‘
(lays
Herman and Joseph Monsull loit I1111'1
lust Wick for (ii-11011110”, [1. l.
Jud son Willimnson spent the Hubbub;
with Stilllifol‘d friends. In ill“ 11111. 111
whi’ 11 his parents I11 come illurmml 11ml
\\ ere looking high .111d low for I11111
l-lhl- 1111111111 VV W1lls has sccunvl a po-
sit ion in the Hour oil's-.11
Two (2) Beautiful
$IOO
BIOVCLES‘
Given Away Free!
0m ladies’ and one gcnls.’
ON MARCH 29th, l897!
With every fifty cents received, either CASH
SALES or money paid on ACCOUNTS, we
will give ONE chance on BOTH of those
beauuful $1110 wheels, FULLY GUARAN-
Wheels now on exhibition.
'W‘
OUR MO'l'TU :
BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES
' DON’T FORGET 1'1111 PLACE.
GLOVER‘S‘ DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
4.0 and 412 Wall street. NORWALK, CONN.
' up ppoints.
Aria
is all the“. W for it;
itnever ails. andisasurecure forcou
sumption. coughs and cold: 1 cannot
say enough for its merits." Dr. King’s
New Discovery for consumption. coughs
and colds“ is not :1 experiment. It has
today stands atthehead. It never dis
Fm trial bottles at R
Pleisted's drug slurp. South Hermann
Electric Bitten.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhe more gener-
ally needed when the humid, exhaust-
ed feeling prav._1ils.whcn the liver is
torpid and sluggish and the need of 11
tonic and alterative infelt. A prompt
use of this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers
No medicine will act more surely in
in counteracting and freeing the system
from malarial which Headache. indi-
gestion, constipation, dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. Fifty cents and $1 per
battle at R. H. Plaisted’ 11 drug store.
Bucklln’t Andes hive
The best solve in the world for cute,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhenm. fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblaine,
come, and all skin eruptions, and
tively cures piles, or no pay rcqu
it is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or- money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. E.P .Weed and G. 0. Stillson.
“One Way to be Happy
is lonttend to the comlorts 1)! our iomily
tibrvuldulmoithctn l'lll I1 11 Cull or Cough.
Hill on (loo 0 Stillsun. South Norwolk,
3! its?
and Edward l’.VVc11d, Nur1vulk.solo 11m 1.1m:
budget 11t1'i.1l bottle of title» (‘11rc.the rent
1 (lcrnum it 111o1ly.l'r1111 to prove that no one
11.1mm (711111. I‘m (".1111s:lis..1nd all ills-111111" «1f
{Ego "l‘lunnt 11nd l..111.11.:s.L-1rgc sites (111: 11111'
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
ITORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
I“. W. VIITMIF L L. Manager
January l8, l9 and 20.
, 3 Nights Only 3
The event oi the season.
Mr. Edwin Forsberg
blur ported by
THE AMERICAN STOCK CO.
in n ruperb die of New York
Sll'ECt‘HST‘S.
FORGIVE N, M1111d:1y,J11n. i-S‘
AMERICAN BORN, Tues .l1111.l£l
THE N EW PARTNER, Wednes—
(lz1y,.l.111. "0.
l' lil('l~‘< 11m. 2011 1nd :m
81 :1h' 1111 <11I11'1l VV'o:1 .1. >1 A l‘11111.111~ 111' a“.
_ This1..111m11.'1111ll.' 1 WI 1 entitle 11111 per 3
j : M11. ll'l) .1 -1111” 1111111 to 11 Hui-'rwd'
: .w t {111-Mn. .1) night ly presu.- dim; 1t
‘ 0.l\\l“1lrs'11l liliilllll‘lll“
w—
1
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E Ycur
' Money
Back!
11 1'1 ry purch' 111 r of Hale’s ( unwound
(minim who will follow the din-rtimls
':1nd isn d satisfied that it. is (In best
11pm parutxnn tor 1'1 moving11lzmdrnil,1 ur—
I111}: s1'1l11 (I151 use, prulniing the hair
mun billinguut .unl brinuiugin 11 no“
‘ ,.11111tl1 111:1yl111w tip it 1111111111 11~t1m1ml
Ln11 111111111 '1ti1111 to thr1 drucwst from
! whom tlmy 111111111 the pun 11.1w
I in the short tinn1 it 1111.»: 1111111 on the
murkct m 111' .3001) bottles have been sold,
and 1t is now 111r1111111o~1111l11ll by the lead»
inv- hair dn- so rs in \‘cw haul and.
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City Board of Relief.
Nutitc 1s hereby giveii that the Board
:qi liclief for tin1 (hty of South Norwalk,
I 1will mum on Monday, January “11,1807,
[11:3 ecleck p 111.
; Friday, .l1uu.1ry, 81h, Hill, at 7.30
Io't'luck p 111 '
l1r11h1y,.l.111u.1ry lfith, 18117, at 7.311
I
l 1) ‘111111 k p. in.
3 Saturday,
0 1 1111 k p. 111
\V11d11es1L1v,.l11111111r1 ‘27ih 1807,1115" 1 30
1n clm- k p.111 , at the (.‘1111111i1 l 'r,l111111lw
1011 liavilund strcct. in said 1 ity. for the
pnrpusoofl11n1ring1uid (I11t11r111i11i11g all
l appeals imui tbl' doings of the (lity As-
: sensors in tho list «if 1.81M,
i ( ii \ltl.l"H .. '.l<‘ ll ALLUCK,
lilili’l‘. M. W TLC-UK.
Board of llclivf.
Dated at the City of South Norwulk
the tint day of December. Ih‘llil.
Innmu'y 3311, 1507.1“ 7.30
LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
The 1.1111 1111 thmuo Warehouse
on W'Ml-rnili‘ll, 11 ia-wdmnw 111mm
of Washington 1.1111111. in the (‘liv
oi Huuth hum1lk.l11111;wopm1lur
tho slur 11:11 oi
Household Furniture, Planar, Bl-
cycles. Carriages, Etc.
For full binoculars lnqulre at the
chino oi
TAYLOR a. GOLDEN
11 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwaik. Connecticut
Shorty Sherwood, 11.11.11
liccnpisen portion of E. Gummkin,
slurs. corner of Well and Water] Sta.
Norwalk. Call and see the 11mm
ntvlee in flats. i‘ am- ntu. Mill 1.!
D. w 'RAYMVoivE,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
.3 Washington term,
Smilorumllr.
W A ‘V‘ 51‘5“? r: ._
um . em ......"":1.1
canola. ' Isa-1mm: Damon's New
The Good. You
Want.
111111.151”
ttlvttvtrv
evlecss'rrs
been tried for squatter of a centurynnd ‘
.1; can .
factory a; Gilli; -
Goods.
OIIIItf;
Eighth Annual
tageous to the buy er.
HORWILK. OOH". H. Y. I
THIS WEEK (
it practical, desirable and popular as well.
Opening
STORE!
IFFIOE. «2 BROADWAY.
)GGURS OUR
of Muslin Underwear.
Our new line of Muslin Underwear for 11897 IS worthy your especial notice; the lat-
est designs, the newest ideas, and the bestjof workmanship are represented in this
stock. We have aimed to have not oulythlc largest and best assortment but to have
Wcare old-fashioned in nothing save qual.
ity, and that remains sterling and unsurpassed. We ask no one ior their patronage
unless we can repay the favor by giving in return a first-class article at a price advan‘!
Read the following list carefully, then visit our store and give us an opportunity to
share these bargains with you. - ,
GOWNS.
100 dozen ladies’ night (gowns, the
largest and finest selected stock over
displayed in Connecticut, and thc'
prices at least ill per cent lower than
can be found elsewhere. We mention a
few only of special nmnbcrs in the line,
but assure you that on early response to
this sale will secure for you the grand-
est value yet olfercd.
Night gowns of 1road muslin. well
made, trimmed with tucks and cumin 111
rubles, this quality Usually sells for 50¢
They‘ in a wonder at: his each.
Night gowns of gr 1011 muslin, trimmed
with insertion and 1ul‘ilcs,excellc11t
value at 71.11.1011 this sale, «ilk: such.
Night corvns. trinnncd with tucks
and Hamburg insertion, all finished
feather stitched braid only 691: each I
Night gowns, empire style, with collar!
of allover unbroidery, and insertion,
11111 th $1, at .710 each 1
Night gowns' of very fine muslin,
trimmed with lincn torchon lace. very‘
cl1oicc,at9‘k:eacl1.!
Niflht gowns, empire stylc,tri1111n1~d
1l1ni111 patterns. would be cheap at $1 50,
tnintroducc the new goods, they go at
$11,“ I
I
I
COR SET GOV l“ RS
5111111111, just f1 1r :1 leader. 5‘1 ouch.
Finvcauibric covers,cill1er high or Vi
hch anguin Count 11
shaped nook, trimmed with embroidery
and tucks. worth title, at 250 each.
Extra flue camblric covers, trimmed
with linen torchon lace, usually sold for
1’10. , great. value for 390 each.
Cumbrlc corset covers with the new
round nook, elaborately trimmed with
(unbroidcry and insertion to match, only
49c each
P. ,. W, ,.__ d-..
SKIIR'l'S.
Skirts of very good muslin, with deep
l1c111 .111dclustorof tucks, just think of
it, on‘y2 50 each.
Skirts with radio and cluster of tucks,
you haw paid 75k: [01' similar styles,
these are only his such. -
l inbrcilu skirts. very full size, finish-
ed with cluster of tucks, worth 08c, 750
each.
i mbrellu skirts, trimmed with linen
turchon lace. insertion to mutt h, just to
introduce the stock, 98c each.
1" 111brelln skirtsi, extra fine quality,
trimmed with Hamburg embroidery, in
new patterns, $1. 25 each.
We also have an elegant assortment
_ .. n. .4.,..__.___,
with Hamlwrg cdguu: 11nd insert-ion ill of fine cainbrio skirts, t1i1nmed withf
cl1o1111 lace and embroidery, at Si. 98. l
d“ ‘5’ 3. .39, $" .50 and $2. 69. About :3.
per cent. less than regular price.
DRAWERS.
Drawers made of excellent muslin,
running tapes, splendid value for .230
pair.
Drawers made of extra. good muslin,
trimmed with embroidery and tucks,
wonderful value, at 29c pair.
Umbrella drawers, good muslin,
trimmed with fine embroidery, look at
these, for the pair,
We also have :1 choice assortment of
finer qualities in umbrella drawers, at
|o 59C, 1391:, 71k: and 980 pair.
' I’NDERSKIRTS.
Underskirts of good muslin, trimmed
with tucks and deep hem, good value,
at 2913 each.
Underskirts male in umbrella. style,
with deep hem and cluster of tucks,
only 401'. each.
l_ uderskirts, full me very good mus-
11in,trm1m1d with embroidery and
tucks, 59 cents each. '
Undorsldrts, umbrella style, made of
very fine muslin, trimmed with 6111- V
.broidsry thcsewould be a good value
lat $1 our prim is 750 each.
EMBR( ll DERIES AND LACES.
()ve1 id 000 yards of Hamburg edg-
Hugs, wry (lli)l('6 designs, and made on
{line cmnbrit, .1t 1 Km dingiy low prices.
bpocml lnts .11 )C, 71'.
101-,1'3 ._.c, chand 250 per yard Two
.tlmus’nnd yards new Torchon laces,
('orsctcnvvrs of good muslin, fullcdl deep hem and tucks yoke bands and very narrow and dainty, hand made
..1nd w1dl suitable for skirting. All at
ipopulur p'nces
The show 1111- but a {cw of tl111 111.111y stylus 1.1 be found at our undervw 111' counters.
we feel sure you will not only select something if you view it, but you will go away satisiil i th 11 you have found a verti-
Thc line is so l1berai and new that
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets Norwalk, Ct.
23 Pounds Standard Granulated
Sugar for SLOO.
Gastronomical Educator.
Tile interest of your
TELEPHONE 6111.1. so 2,
There is :1 constant appeal to your curiosity and some new point of interest
develops daily.
aim is to make our store so pleasant that you'll want to oomcevery day.
We w Iccme illl.
In oux butter 11ep.1rtment this week we offer you 4 lbs extra fancy Gilt Edge
Sweet Roscy Creamery Butter, 101 ONE DOLLAR.
pucketrbmnk is considered. Our
Dr. Handy Celebrated Double Pre-
pared Prunes, 2 lbs for 25¢.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Washington Street, South 111.111.11.111.
HAVE THE
[5 a precept easily carried on
cause every article we
Magnoiioi 'nndcuscd Milk, per can, in
Medium Bonus, pcr qum't. no
Murrow llcuns, “ 7‘11
Lima 1311111111, " “ ho
(hum l’cns, " “ no
Hnlit Poss, ” “ 7c
l'mnmcllue. per box, 411
Hpcrry 1*. Ilurncs thnldvr. lb, 71:
Best Soda Ural 2cm, 1101' lb. be
Donovan Iuilding,
Mum. Huh-11:11am Hum
111? 1
3. AN
IF YOU WANT ALL THE INEWS
t by our patrons.
sell is the best to be I1 1111.
article elsewhere.
English Walnuts, per lb, 111.:
Mixed Nuts, ulllnew, 100
Gold Dust, per 1th 1711
Wailvr linker’ 11 inch. 1 2 In her. 2111:
l’ctiijuhn 11 llrcdkfust Food, pkg. We
7 bun—1llubbittuIchp, 5251:
7 bars Klrkmml‘ s Box-11.x Soap, 25:;
ll lbs 151st Lard, 2.51;
4 4' 8110111111111}. 25c
..c_..‘1-.-_.~....- _ m 2»__
D 37 MM
M I D U
They c.111'thclp spending wisely,
They can ’t 11pr saving
because they would have to pay more for the some
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . . .
Save Prudently and Spend Wiselyl
be-
it) lb. llost BuckwheatFlour, 250
9 lbs. Best Rolled Until, 2511.
4 cans Tomatoes, 2513
4 " flood Corn 251:
:l ” l'nmpkln 2511
7 lb. lint-i Miami! 2561
Mood S. or Joni-11' Fhmr, Bag, 701:
f1 unis. Kormwnc i lil, 4511
8 pkg». "1776" Powder, also
22 pounds best Gramulutcd Sugar“ lor $1.00,
NEW YORK GROCERY 00.
South Norwulk.
I
Uffltl‘f‘. NOIWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler