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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 19, 1897 · page 4

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no: ,
Mimwllne. Human and
Mills of rates for dis-

- 1 furnished on orphan

may ‘ mail. In udvunoo.
Doe month. me: three
' til-m one your. #6.

limit. to be mid

_ ‘ no. It Wuhlnutm street.

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Nol‘fl'Wuli street. Nor-walk.
m "looms at The Sentinel ofilco.
' 0! any ms. you will oonior u
Wing. sendlml or bringing it

no: for "- he connotation of those
; lava items of now! or other nint-
, lound at the entrance to The Senti-

. unansbonldihulloum be ad-

'l‘fll G BENTINEI .
‘ ngl’ll Norwnilr. (John.

m. i Sentinel ha: a (Ii-notation
Wm :l’Nm-malfc and its Suburbs
amiderably, than the COmhlIud
of the other Two Local Dail-
Pm: Room “la always open to
r.
cannot be guaranteed the
, , copy is handod in. Everyma-
flort will be made to accommo-
m , but change? cannot be in;
as a ti ht an ass cop is non
Walloon inst-ho ofternood of the
L are the change is desired.

Telephone Calls.

y ‘ magma-a.
“Wreaths. 92-2.
or offing. 50-h.

, ark Herald Weather Forecast
1‘! Weather today Emmi-ram be l‘lomly
' fly clondl’. with u slight rlao of lemon.
prooodedby minor snow. wimh bo-
nctlongerous on tho «wilxlaflud possi-
tollovred by urinating by noon winz‘s
‘ fly. and colder conditions. Tomorrow
_mlsoslo be generally fair and mldor.
, dodby cloudiness and possibly snowun
humus.
Thermometer [1r cor-J.

WM host point of, tho ‘hormomeior for

orgy-tour hours ending at noon' toduy
‘ “degrees obovemero: lowest. 35 degrees
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Elmore Almanac for Tomorrow.
u rises l Sun sets High tido Low tide .
” 4:58 morn. 5:23

Cooked Food Depots.
France and Switzerland the sale of

common than in Amvrim. The
ration of this food has bron ro-
. loan absolute science at Grenoble,
ance, to begin. "ho synirm has
initiated eldewhcro with equal auc-
com-.2 The movement origiuutml with
{dine benevolont individuals, bus in in
Juno sense a charity. It is a first class
paying investment.
Awlmildiug is erected which corre-
ds to what We know as a rostnn-
at,” least partially. It has in con-
ion with it bathrooms, whore peo-
may pay a trifling sum and wash
be clean. There are dining rooms,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

to thos'e who take their mcals on the |
ties are accommodated. In (ll-nova [
isino Populaircs or i’rzoplo’s
, as it is boiled, has threw Hcpn-
ing rooms—one for mun alone,
1% 1,9! women alone und tho lllll‘ll
guinea. At all tho Kill'lll‘llh‘ mo
M, where food may ho bought
H lied and lukeu 03 tho promises
Mouton at home. ‘
mama! features of thoso Pmplo‘a
‘ s are the excellent quoh‘iy of
3 its oheapnosu mid tho ('xrlnirrito
ham and politoncm thou Minn
ghoul. Boom and thaw who urn
are lbamed into decoucy and ('ll‘iur
, The Kitchens are said to be in-
» ruloduutors in theeo rcspccts.

he buying is donu nt nlour margin,
nothing but the hour in wvr pur-
ified. Then it is cooked in tho boat
’ibla manner; so Unit for u or 10
l the workingmun in his blouso him
and u soup or JOBS! or fowl or dos-
and fruit nsdh’e rich man. Winv in
dd. too. the ordinary wiuo of i“ now,
ll man be of good qnnlity uml uh-
.. lely pure. Noonoonntouwr ionllow-
do drink more thun bull or litor m u
Half a liter is not quilo a. pint.
cheapnoin of tho ratiom is won-
" _l. Mont, good quality, costs drums
Whit)". Colloo with milk cull bo
lib! l or 2 coins o cup; no on" rimm-
At Lyons, in Franco, one of tbvuo g
ishmouta leads 1,800 people is any,
Che 100d That is sold ovcr tho
1’. In lpito of the chenpnr-us of (iv-
_I, the investments ‘yiold ll pm-
eur; in home comes more than
*O'he system is perfection. Suppr-
ms able and conscientiouu wntoh
' park of, the pinch, dining room.
. and pantry. Boohhorpm take
‘0! every penny, and rogulnr in~
‘19 en are mnda from limo to limo.

 

Don't Wont Foreigners.

Wm republic his bud
Mignon 1: days not want
Mini. 4 If, however, they
on coming, then they moat
done very atrial regulations
”Wk government has
tho foreigner is only truvcl-
‘ QWHH stay in tho
Word ho coma pro-
Wilfowrnmrnt a cor-
V wither that he has
. 5w rapport him or hi nblo
.. III do!!! he hunsuoh
h Mm rupubllo
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tape mommies. Tho stranger may either
no liceimrd to remain three months at a
lime or ho must become a ultimo. . One
or other lbo Trausvuul administration
irmists on. Uitlandcrs in the Transvaal
do not like ii. But. what would they
have? They have made President Kruger
and bio undo so muoh trouble that they
ought to ho thankful to be allowed to
rcmaiu ub all.

Many u child passes through its school-
dnys with tho reputation of being sin.
pid win-n Iho lroublo in that its 0va
night or hearing is defective. Every
child [but outrw u school for tho first.
time "or 00mm under u now toachor
nhould bnvo both thoso houses trstod,
nnd lunchrrs should learn to niuko tho
tosl-s.‘ ’l‘hcy uro not dillicult. Efforts
should then be rliructcd to training and
cur-ruining tho (lufrolivo organs till thry
inuuifust normal oflioioncy. in many
crises ihis nun ho douo. Wo could nearly
all of on son and hear much hotter than
wu do if WU. trained our sight and hour-
ing syncenmfioally.

Tho agriculturiatuof Cunndu have not
hnd any financial punio or any mlvr-rso
louislalion. yet form llllllll'l in (be Do-
minion huvo declinod in vuluo in tho
lost 12 yours at u rnto not less rapid
than ilxzzt of forms in tho liiil‘ml Hinton.
In 13H: agricultural ground in Ontario
uvcrngml $10 on norm now tho nvrrugo
is only 5.4“: an urrr. Part of thorcnron in
Hilll lo his found in llnr fact lhur. such
largo nulnlwru (-l Lfanmliuns liuvr crow:-
"‘1 ilw llllllli‘l‘ ninl lul‘oxno citizcnu of [Le
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in who of :ill tho lznw which have
both lllllill‘ by tho Unilml Nun‘s. gov—
rrnmrni to favor tho nuiional bunks
tlu-y hurl: boon failing :ii a lurrillu rule.
liiilng' (hill is not much lilillli‘y in (lu-
lnisiiws:1 uny morn or visa thrrc are [on
many Lani-:3 for tho volunu- of businrsu,

The grunt uud powerful Unilcdlfiruu-y
nerds rnblo communication dim-ct with
Hawaii and tho rush-tn count of Asia.
Congrzrss will llll-llSl‘ nmlm :i unto of it.

Mr. Stokes and Mrs. lll'oss.

Mr. Stokes; and Mrs. Gross were next
door neighbors in an (’ililPX'Ll city. 'L‘ho
housrs they lived in bud cvidontly boon
built. by contract, on thin itllll skimpy as
the low permitted, clue what; hnppuru-rl
would nothavo boon pnusiblo. Your cit y
contract wall is as thin proportionally
as tho armor of some pooplo’u jokes.

Thu Swirl-sun nnd tho (ix-owls wore-

vcry good friomls indrod till tho fatal
day “hon Mrs. Cross hrgun to tolco sing:-
lug pupils. Sho lrnincd them in iho
ways of high art, own to turning; llli'll‘
lllllllllH llll-‘lllll out, rolling up thuir cym-
nmi elirlohing in tho purest Ynulm'
Imlion.

The n llnx Stokvsod und (iii-Uranium full
mil. hiltrrly. Contrary to tho usunl ("dil-

‘fom, it won hero not the Willllilll of tho

musu that causcd tho disturbance, but
llw man). It was Mr. Stokvs. Tho ullvg-
ml music of Mrs. Crow and hcr pupils
linulu lilo for him n burdm not. to ho
bornr. it. haunted his waking hour-u illlll
hiq drl 2mm. Win-n he} would how rom-
pr,;:~'e-d his mind Suturduy nights for Sub-
bulh \\'()1'.-‘.lllp, it was zillor him still.
Thou ho himml {oliizusrlf that ho would
him- r-r-r-rrvvngo. ll". hirrd mi orgun
griiuh-r to play undor the Gross windows
no oftvn on tho music struck up. At the
sumo timu hr bout a drum und bud (mo
of his minions hang the wall with a
‘mullcr. till thi- wry pirturrn HlllVl'l‘l~ll in
their frnmos. Tho din was noun-111ml;
unknown outsidn of u boilor yurd or o
prcsidrnt‘s oliioo room whon lhuro nro
poutollirvs in distributo.

Now thorn in n pruliyt-nuo upiu court
bolwrrn lhcso two lormcr frimidu, with
luwyrr's lily, Tuna illlll would. ll. ull cnnuz
gingham “mills built by roulrncl.

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ployo'd the propor moans to got u honour.
It is also claimed that no licouso should
rho granted inlhio part of Norwallr bo-
cuum ilio largo majority of people living
hero mo opposed to salooun.

Mrs. Willlmn Lookwood mid ilnughl‘cr,
of Summit, N .1, mo visiting Mr. .und
Mrs. W.’l‘. Riymoiui iii the Moplns.

¢ .

Mrs. Duxfur K. Univ, of Northport.
and Mrs. William Dunn. of Redford Hin-
t-ion. N. Y . who haw. burn visiting their
piironis. Mr. and Mrs. Willinm Hoyt,
wont to Now York, yesterday, uraniu-
pfmiori by lllvir shuor, Mina Lillinu Hoyt.

Mrfl. J. F. Hair, of Now York, is violi-
ing Mr. and Mrs. William .l. (.‘ruw.

Mrs. Com Nruor, of Main street, is
visiting in New York.

Mrs. H. W. Wells will make n'visib
wiih hor portion; in runny Brook, L. l.

 

Your
' Money
Back!

Every purchzwr of l'Ialo‘a Compound
Quininc who will follow tho directions
and input Holirlird that i: is rho bust
preparation for rumovinu dundiuii'. rur-
ing malp illFl'lb’T‘, lIH'W-llllllg tho hair
from l'illlllig out nnrl bringing in a now
growth muy hum llimr monry iolnrnud.
on application to tho (linguist from
whom they mndo tho purulmno.

in rho abort limo it. has horn on tho
murlwt over illilll) bottlm liuvn boon Hold,
and il is now rn'onmwmlrd by Ibo lumi—
inL; hnir (irrswrs in New l‘lliglund.‘

 

City Gourd of Relief.
Notion is hrrvby Rival—thirt- llio Board
of ltolief for tho (lily of Swill-ll Norwnlk.

Will row: on Monday, January illulSi'T,‘

at. Ll Ii'ulm'li ll. ill.

Friday, January, Sill, lunlnt 7.1m
o'clock p m.
- I"ridny,.l.mu:uy lbih, ll‘llli‘, at 7.2m
o‘clock p m.

Saturday. January 23d, ”~97, at 7.30

o'clock p. ill.

\i'orluwsduy, .l.-.nuury illli. 1591:“? till
o‘clwh p. ,m., zit rho Cunmtil l‘luiinlu-r.
on liavll‘md strum, in mid city. for (in-
purposn ol' bushing and drtl-rmining all

sumo-sin the list.- of Mull.
CHARLES F. HALLUCK.
HURT. M. WILUOX.
Bl vurd of Rolirl‘.
Third at. tho ('il‘y of South Nurwuii.,
llir :‘lsi (lily of “uremia-r. lNllll.

 

LINCOLN

Storage Warehouse;

'l'lwljnculn fllnmgu Wurohmm:
on Won-r fill roll. a low doom south
oi Wnsliimzton nlrn-I-l. lll llm Cilv
(ll South Nur'mlk. in nnwupml for
the Amnizo of

cycles, Carriages, Etc.

For full puriiriilui'r lxmulrr n! the
m ll'O (ll

TAYLOR & GOLDEN
7:. wmumo'rou H’l‘llEE'l‘.

doom Norwu'. T‘Uunwlh-u',

 

E). w. RAYMOND,

Funeral Director

and Embalmor.

93 Washington Shoot.
.0. Norwalk.

Ronldonoo, hi nhulu-mn limo: .

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(loouplcnn portion oi l4]. ilunowuklu,

:Ippr-iilu in in 1hr doings of tho (City Asv‘

Household Furniture. Planosdiri

sumptlonmongbauud colds. '1 cannot
my enough for its marlin”. Dr. King’s
New Discovery, for cononmption, coughs
and colds u: not a experiment. It has
been Mod for a gum-tor of n conlm-y,nnd
today stands at the head. It never dis-
appoints. Frau trlul bolt-loo oi: R. ll.
Pluiswd’s drug store; South Norwulk.

Elaclrlc Hillel's.

Electric Bitters is 9. medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more minor
oily hooded when tho languid, exhaust-
ed fooling provaila, when the liver is
‘lrfll'pld and sluggiuh and the need of n
tome and :dtrrnlivoiu felt. A prompt
nHoof this modicino hon often nvortod
long and pirhups fatal biliouu favors
.N" lililllll‘lllll will not more surely in
in muniorauzting and freeing tho uyutcm
from malarial poison. liozuinoho. indi-
gldlldthl, constipation, dizzinuufl yiold to
lulootric Bitters. Fifty centss llllll $1 per
bottle no ll. H. Plulsied’s drug Htoro.
, Bucklin‘s Arnlca 85m ,
l The best solve in on world for onus,
,bruisou, sores, ulcers, null rheum, fever
sores, better, chopped hands, chilblnina,
rooms, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tively ouroo pilos, or no pay requimd.
g If: 13 [Hammond to give perfect ndiisfac-
l hon or money refunded. Price 25 cents
, per box. E. 1’. Wood and G. C. Sifllson.

! Ono Way in bo Happ ,
1 In lozilloiul in tho comlnrlu of your family.
lh‘mml i unoultlmm rim-Ii u (.‘ulul ul‘ Cough.
will run lino. (‘ 'h‘iille-un, South Norwnlk.
hurl l'lclwurr‘l l'. llwul. 'N‘uru'nfli. Hlllll myopia.
.zrul got u ll‘lnl lmzllu ol’ llllu'h’ illirv. lho grunt
;llr-rmuirllwim-vly. l‘rvm. to prnw llml Wu how
insurr‘v iroro [or l’udgliumnsl :lll <ll~4v’-u~u.~' of
Jim llmunl uni loin“. Limo tel/AH 5m; niu'
. you.
5 ‘ . ,. . . , , .., .. .. .. .7
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‘NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.

l".\\". unwind. Mannuor.
‘ January l8, I9 and 20.
1’. Nights Only 1’.

l 'l’h" (‘H‘lil of tho Wilson.

:Mr. Edwin Forsberg

‘ Sligpoilol by
THE AMERICAN STOCK Cl).

in :i l‘flloérllrli‘o oi Nrw loll:

 

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5* 5 liflflmfius,

Loonoivanuuomny. Jan. in“
AMERICAN BORN,’l‘uu.—:,.l.m. m

, TH E N EW PARTN ER,\\'mlur.~-

, day, Jan. fill.
l‘llll‘TLP“. luv. 1'

h M“ on mill at Wi-o ll A: l'liiiilili:mll'.~a.v

ramp! film,

‘ 'l‘lll~ mm Hllllllll lx’u' wi l r-nlitlw wry pur- i
‘ ’ .-si:. lml)’ Hl‘ m-li'II-Iim'. (vi :1 ll‘~|"l‘\l'¢l :
. «all inrllonvuyuhzlmlw pli‘filulli‘g ii I
ill “1 wi'uul‘ 'l‘i’rllllili-Vm'm '

 

illDRWALK OPERA HOUSE

l-‘.\\'..\ll'l’l‘lll-il.l.. ‘. ~ lianuuor.
.llulinvu nnvl night

éSaturday, January 23, l896
I Tim .\'.rmrnl ll loll ('niumllnn.

TONY FARRELL

l in hia‘ pivturwmu ('ummll"lll'lllli'l
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l Garry

1 Owen !

l A l>.:\‘ lull l-l' lilo ni..l Amy. in \vlilwh
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l!.‘i'li'v‘lll\l inn n run.» mpx w

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Horns lior‘n; loop lnl' Lil-i.
'I ll.’ lll'llll. 1: \l- 4-) .‘l-wlllc.
’I ll»! ll. ll loll.” l'l l~~ ill .‘I‘Mi :.
'Ilw Mum oi 1hr. A'wLW'llll.

l S E". E
l ‘lluW'i'll; ml.
1 s E E Tlll‘ llilll'l’lfi‘illllrllhil [Ali-ll.

l l‘rlvaw 27., 3;.'\ Jul for, ~
M-nlsul \lwrl'hnuil 'l‘oniliuwlli an Mulllmo
prl m. in Hllll 1"»:

 

 

 

luouwnLu OPERA uousr.
i Monday,January 25, l897.

sir-tr. corrirr of Will! and Vv‘nro‘r Sta. g

Norwnlk.

 

ntvlm»: in Hutu. (Tum: rm. o 23 i.’

Two 2' Beautiful I
$IOO

PEERLESS

lGYCLES

 

Given Away Freel

("inc ladies' and one grills,‘

ON MARCH 29th, |897l

Mum

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\Vllll every filly cunts recrivcd,cilhcr CASH
SALES or monry paid on ACCOUNTS, we
will give: ONE (:linmrr. on BOTH ‘nl Lbuvc
boom in] Sim ubocls, FULLY GUARAN-

TE l5 1).

Wheels now on i-xhibition.

Ina-W
OUR MOTTO :

BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES“ ..

 

DON'T FORGET THE PLACE.

G‘LOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,

410 and 427'7Woll «trout.

honour, corn.

Ifnli uml Him Hm lnlowr

l‘wlor lliu Audi. on of ”ii“

ROS OF KNIGRT STREET
CHURCH.

Ahfll‘li‘il by

Full job-1 ll. luckmm, illustrator,
g and {he Ailnlphizi (mintrtliu.

[Allllllv-ihlclll. "Kw. llo ~r~i upon M. ‘: tlo. ('oiwort
fl lfu lit‘ u‘hlni'milvhy ulnm‘mraul ilmr'lum'h.
Ill-u. Nc'l'lwn-gx llf llHllll'N, lv-uln" ll' Hl-l'n-l'n's:
n1 \‘u-ml a. “\wrwnlk, 'l‘ummw-n'a. Houlh wa
u‘ulh. ‘l‘plrlwlu owhnnuwl for ruuorvml H'lllh
ll'nn ill “in ll‘minvl ’l‘nml
‘i‘hnrml l)’ rum him:

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Hovf’s TH EATRE'.

Wednuday, January 27m.
The Great Laughing Success.
"Age: (‘zmnot Wilbur Nor Cur.

tom Ethic.“

“Charley’s Aunt”

Which makes; every one laugh

What Ilore do You Want?

"ll l4 roplnlo WlllI \vlmlnuomo, opinion
mom quirk "UH’HHNA'" “my ,: .nnml pill ily."
Harald. Jorm.

Munuuonm-ut .lulluu I'nlm, .
llmuu on milout l‘lulqlml'uiml Piano” .4.

l‘rlron if». 50. 75m

41*“

min so. In San.

Anull'omllv Mmllr‘lno Islwun‘n Colory Klnu
lorthohnrvou mmiurmm ulrfi to non null.
lr-unoy. llyvvu invo kldnoy. llvor or blood
die-orator. lndlumllon. mnmlpolloo. bum-urban.
lhlo misollltmlll our m .l. (3. ill Liam}.
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lown'n. l'hnl‘i Upon”
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«our duo
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' (inuii Ila Hi i -l Sum; um ’
Shorty Sherwood, HotturlgJubAileléH bonce‘rul

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_ . ~ -« 5- ~. 7 . m ' ‘@ m. 1 ill-- I M'

‘ mulls: furry niwusu warn mm: n: ma V BOWAYTON. mmumum. " f 1" 'f , , , L L. , “1"“ -

on 0 1mm monthly. if no in not 5.2,: , «W» . , _ . . -» , .

ready to movo on, he most secure uu- . Th? county commlsiiouers. in «week sufiipihénfl'gfihlddyn‘ififlm We Are confident our PrlogaAerufit

other human. and so on every tum irlwomilimudnto for the hmfiasln Discover-grub the only thing thnt care. We Have An Entit-

mouihs of bin stay. The goverumoui ha mmoustrouoe against. granting a my egos .and is is the boar sailor I r a,

will admit him on a citizen of the :3. lice-use to Fredariole. Bulwark. Dro- gigs,“ igfilgpf'fi’fi ”if? 9135'”. 0! Th. 900d. VOU f‘Otory a! 0...”.-

publio'lt ho an desiraa, but he must in priobor 0‘ the Fair-view HOW?- “ 1" Diroovdryis‘b'll limbs-l8 nluirnlllih in??? Want. GOOd" I

that case pun throuah complicatedxed claimed that Mr. Bnbcoclr has not aim it never fails. until: more cure for oon.’

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

THE

BOSTON STORE!

lionmui. couu. u. v. OFFICE. Luz snoanwnv.

 

 

THIS WEEK OOC‘URS OUR

Eighth Annual Opening of Muslin Underwear.

Our new line of Muslim Underwear for 1897 is worthy your especial notice; the lat-
est designs, the newest ideas, and the best of workmanship are represented in this
stock. We have aimed to have not only the largest and best assortment but to have
it practical, desirable and popular as well. We are oldlashioned in nothing save qual-
ity, and that remains sterling and unsurpassed. We ask no one for their patronage
unless we can repay the favor by giving in return a first-class article at a price advan?
tugcous'to the buyer.

Read the following list carefully, then visit our store and give us an opportunity to
share these bargains with you. V

 

l shaped hock, trimmed with embroidery Drawers mado of extra good muslin,

and looks. worth mm, at ~50 each. trimmed with embroidery and locks,
Extra lino cumbrio covers, trimmed wondvrfnl value, at 2ch pair.

with lincu romhon lili‘f’, usually sold for Umbrella drawers, “ma mnnlin,

Min, groan Villlli' for film: ouch. .trimniod with line embroidery. look at
anllrio oorsct covert! With the new lthose, fm- 49c pair,

round nook, viaboruinly trimmed with .
ombroidury and menu». to mulch, only . fingfifggggggggg fllgfmsggggégt g:
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41."! ,r' cl , ., . -
‘ l“ 1 gains. bile, .90 and We pair.

“OWNS.

llll) dozen indict-5‘ night. i'gownu, lho:
inmost and llnosb Si!l(‘(‘l‘llll stock owr,’
(liuplnywl in Connecticut, und in“:
prions or. least; 33 pm- cont. lower than,
can ho found olsowln‘rv. Wu numlinn all
low only of spoolul numbers in Cliff lino?
but assuru you {but an onrly rospmwc mi
this sale will SN'OI'O for you the grand-l
est value you offered. z
Night. gowns) ol‘ good muslin. woll;
mndo. trimmed Will) tucks nud cambrir, Skirts of very good muslin, with deep '
rulllos, lllirl quality usually soils for non, hem and oluaior of bucks, just think of i
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'(TNDERSKIRTS.
l;lllll‘~rl‘-llill‘l810f good} muslin, trimmed
. :wic l (nuns um. do. , r 'o
“ ”I ll ti 1 ill ll r rlkirts with rulllo and (-lum-r of tuclru, lat 299 (nut-h. ep 19m, 800d “I“ '
'l llfil' . on our ru rs. (.‘(Ci' on you how mid 7.70 for similar styles. 7. ~, .' " ;' '

vnliio at. mu. for thin" Elillv‘, «lilo v och. . {bum urn ()llly lilo ouch. lwiltllnllddlinblSiadltidmcltdgtlgrll: $33K?

MM l3 i‘VUSr trimiuud Willi (Wild. l'mbrclhi skirts. \‘i-ry full size, linia-h- lonlv «lih‘. ouch. ‘ I I ‘
lmd Hamburg: lnru'rllllu. “ll finifilm'l: cd with clusn-r of tucks. worth lino, Tool l'udorskirts full 517.. vory good mus-
fc.;llirr—uiurlu‘il bland. only WP- l‘iu‘ll- ‘ each. llin trimnu-cl‘ Twith ‘ dinbroidery and

Night-gownmmnpiru stylinwith collar Fulbrollanhirls, trimmed with linnn luv-liq ’i‘lf'l'l‘lil‘dl'll \
of all pvcr vinbrohlury, and insertiluip lul'L‘lllllll‘JCil, insertion to match. ’ j ‘ J ‘
\vorlli ail, :1! 7.3L- uach. ‘ inimduue the stock, :ln'r, ouch.

3min. gowns: of wry lino muslin.‘ l‘mbrollu skirts, oxira lino qualitv.
(rammed with linen iorohon lace. vury. trimmed with Hamburg embroidery, in
rhou'o, oi. gm: ouch. ' now pzmurus, $1.25 ouch.

Night. gowns. umpire siyle, frimmrd Wuulm have an elegant asaorrmcnt
Willi llamln-rg rdgingnnd insertion, in of lino omnbric skim, trimmed \viih
vhoiro litilll’l'll9.\\‘|llllil bochonpnt $1.50,, (tlilvii'o loco and i‘nibruidrrv, at $1.93“,
to introdurc llu' now goods, they go at $3 '17., $9.35!, $3.50 and $2.139." About V
$1.02!. 5 pot cont. loss than regular price.

" W‘“’”~“ DRAWERS.
(*‘lm‘l'l ('9‘ 1185' Drawers mode of cxwllenb _ muslin.
(brunt; cow-rs of good muslin, follodl, drop horn and tucks. yokc bands will very nnrrow and dainty, hand made ‘
mums. JIM l’or :1 h-adm‘. So each. =running tapes, splendid vnluc for Kim and wiriv. suiluble for skirting. All at
1* mocamhric covers. either high or Vl pair. jpopnlor prices.
l

SKIRTS.

'lflwy'rcv n wnndor at. film: ouch. . it, only 25¢: each.
" Night gowns ol‘ good muslin,trillion-(l;

ill-it ll! , lindrrskircs, umbrella. style, made of

.vcry lino muslin, trimmed with em“
broidery. these would be a good value
,nl Si, our prico in 750 each.

lililllll “DERIES AN l) LACES.
river moon yards of Hamburg edg-
ings. wry choice designs, and made on
lino cambric. a! l-xcwdingly low prices.
Special lots at 3m, T2".
lllr, 1'3l._.c, llc and 250 nor yard. Two
thousand yards new Torchon laces.

'3»

The u‘oovu :m- but u fl-w of thr- muny slfi'll's in be found or our umlorwlsnr counters. The lino is so liberal and new that
“'0 furl surc you will not only select Humt'illllig if you View it, bill you will go awry suliulil-ll that you have found a vorti-
lrlc llnruuin Gonna-=1; .

THE llORWMK BOSTON STORE,

Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Ct.

 

Gastronomical Educator.

 

fE‘EEPr-IONE 611:. 53-27

There is :1 Constant appeal to your curiosity and some new point of inieresi
developc daily. The interest of your pocket-book is considered. Our
aim is [u make our store 5o pleasant lhat you'll want to come every day.
We welcome all. ‘

in our butter nepnrlmcnl this week we offer you 4 lbs extra fancy Gilt Edge
Sweet Roscy Creamery Butter, for ONE DOLLAR.

Dr. Handy Celebrated Double Pre-
pared Prunes, 2 lbs for 25¢.

23 Pounds Standard Granulated
Sugar for SLOO.

CHARLES E..SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,

33 West Washington Street, South Norwalk, Ct.

irrou wruu Au. THE news

Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . . .

 

”Save Prudently and Spend Wisely!

Is a prcccpt easily carried out by‘our patrons. They can’t help spending wisely, be-
cause every article we sell is the best to be bad. They can't help saving
because they would have to pay more for the same

article elsewhere.

Magnolia Condonned Milk, per con, la lionliuh Walnuts. per in, mo in lb. Prat Bookwhmflonr, 260
lliodium Henna, perqunrt, on Mixed Nuts. all new. loo ll 1m. Haul: Rolled om, 250
Murrow Bonus, " “ 7v. (lold Dust. pot pkg, No l onus Toninfoon, 25p
Limo Hanna. ” " No Walter Bnkor's (Mm. 1.2 ibimx. 2m: 4 .. Hood (30m 25:;
(iron: Polio. " “ or. Pettijohn’s Broukfuut Food, pkg. lo: 15 “ Pumpkin 2m
Holil» Pom-i. " " To ’7 hm Hohhlit’n Soup. :37." 7‘ lb. Bast March , 2m
linonmliuo. per box, do 7 barn Kirkmun’s Borax Soup, Wm Mum] S. or Jonoa' Flour, Bag, 700
Sperry iii: Burnon’ blhonldrr. lb. To ll lbs limb Lord, 2m: 3 unis. Kormano Oil, “in
Bout Soda Crackers, per lb, on i ” (loud Lard, 250. H plugs. "i776" Powder, 35¢)

22 pounds best Granulated Sugar for $1.00.

NEW voRK Gnocth co. 7

 

Donovan Building. ~ -, - ~ - . . - South Norwalk.
., a 9 “your: uranium mummnonwnmr _ ‘

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