i’.‘
no.“ wulatreot. Homlk.
MO ail-loom at who Sentinel oflioe.
, ntnur new. you will confer u
we . . marlin: or bringing it
," non tor “- ho'oonreuioneo of those
lib lame ltemu ol‘ news or other unit.
found at the entrance to The Senti-
mahouldinnllm be ad-
m' no SENTINEL.
' ‘ “Elixir Norwulk. Conn.
' gnaw , £122,735 ifol'rEiiaiiéh
a! Norwoli: and its Suburbs
WE than (M cmMnud
of the (Tiller Two Local Dail—
Hml Room is always open to
, not be guaranteed th
is handed in. Every reu-
oflort will be made to accommo-
.',_ but changes cannotbe in-
non us a right unless copy is sent
o‘clock in the afternoon of the
' the change is desired.
. i , niafl.;.:”6.ii;”“m“
.. . , .2-5. .
mu. 92-2. .
o mac-4.
ork Herald Weather. Forecast
. {ditto partly cloudy weather will pm.
mtb‘ slowly rising tcmpcrutliroJresh and
koithenstorly rto sonihauatorlv winds.
" tonight by nuow. wind»: becoming;
no on the trust. us the {lull storm ud—
_ to the northeuuiword On Thursday.
Y. stormy wouther‘ will prmuil. with
or temperature and unow. possibly with
jvoralnmnd vurlublo winds of Liungcrolw
ontlleconsts. loilowod in most of thin
‘ on by (leaving by noon: uml on Friday
leather and probably lower tempeml uro.
—
Thermometcx- liccnrd. ‘
. [ghost point of the 'licrmo‘riieier for
. . twon y-lourhours ending at noon today
ilodegr’ees abovegzero: lowestu degrees
“rises Sun sets Hightlde
4:?6 Uzllti
.
b.
l Low tide
l "tr-l
.A Real American (lcntlcmnn.
‘Jan. 17, 191 years ago, was born in
. ton one of the first gentlemen of
so“ -rioa and of the world. in. Hume
5 Benjamin Franklin. His ancestors
dbeen gentlemen in England for 200
, before his birth. Thcy were first
30 as blacksmiths in the parish of Eaton,
Hrthnmptonshire. While they were
I; morning at their unvils they were
glimmering into themselves the hard
. dimmer] sense, sturdy independence and
at» ngth of mind and muscle that hoipvd
~ who their illustrious descendant the
silent philosopher of America or of
,‘Jiétime. The word Franklin moans
‘ eemnu, and Franklins the family had
L n from the days whvn surnames Wore
(lined. in Queen Elizabeth‘s timo.
Benjamin’s father had in his doy‘ 2
'yes and 17 children. Benjamin he-
_' ed'tothe’ second family. Naturally
We! to give this enormous butch of
Iltli‘en a respectable (education. What
1,. jumin got he mostly picked up for
who“. His mind was thus not dwarf-
by being trimmed in according to up-
-, ed principles of pedagogy, if there
ranch a word in his tinw. Part of
in boyhood was spent in tho honorablo
rk of soup and candle making before
it became a printer and cditor.
. His time Americans. young and (llll,
tire becoming hotter acquzlinml with
no history of that grout man. lit'ujmnin
, ranklin. The reason ho in iron lll'fOl‘l‘.
8 than some of tho othlrr men of tho
'evolulion is that he was an old mun
» hen it began, nil lhcro 'il'llrl no hopo
' 1 his being pro flout. Ilut ho haul in
. o renowned home in Europa than in
ii own country before tho llrvolution.
‘*’ to had already made his (lincovory of
he identity of lightning and olootrir-iiy
d invented lightning Hitlfi. lilo t‘xpl'r-
manta and discovering in rl-gord to “it!
leotrlo fluid wcro published in cvcry
manage of Europe nml won him honors
i n all. This Will! why who” ho wont,
I i d to plant] tho cunso of tho strug-
ins colonies ho wuu wolconmi, lietcnud
I. . If men like the politician Htatcumcll
our day had been aunt, tin-y would
‘ been ignored, and tluvro would
to noon. But Franklin‘s grout
,~ ledge. atutcumnuuhip und mounivo
him be won postmaster gonorul of
, colonies, in 1753, Franklin duvirotl
' . laid the foundation tor our prosont
_ mice. Ho founded the first. flro
. y in the country. He was a
‘M of the Continental congrm that
' the Declaration of Indo-
Be was the chief {rumor of
‘ lined .nt Pull! in 1782,
l‘ '3
it I :9th union the United
Auction. <
=4 fl minister to France
3mm! ho returned home, and
meal yum old. im liolpod to
mild constitution ot the
on it now claims. Vul-
‘ Wholollbruty—wu'oilltl no!
WM! neat American
V I.“ to 910M011. ~‘
in old man had not much money or!
I?“ ~ 9‘ It film .
flinch honoured hi0 daily conduct at
1 o: . . - ‘
‘ 1. room. no not todnlluilidrlnk
opium. open. not be: your... mi
amumz ovoid trinlnumnv’zmtion.
ll. 0m. laat‘mll your things have their
pants; loll null wt or your boomer-n have in:
' 0
‘4. imam. Bosolve to perform what you
ought: perform without fail vvhnt you touch».
' 5. Frugality. Make no oxpenuo but to do
good to other: for yourself—that is. waste
nothing. . ,
a. Industry, Mao no time; ho always em-
ployed in something awful: out on all tar
nacosunry nations.
7. sinocrity. Um no hurtl‘nl deceit: think
lnnoovntly and justly, and. if you speak. Insult
unordiugly.
8. Justice. Wrong none by doing injuries or
omitting lhu benefits that am your duty.
9. Moderation. Avoid. extremes; torhenr re-
senting injuring on much us you think they do
servo. ‘
10. (denounces. Tnleruto no unclounlineaa in
body, clothes or habitation.
ll. Tranquillity. Bo not disturbod at tribes
or at nccidl'uts common or unavoidable.
l2. Chastity.
ill. Humility. Imitato Jesus and Socrates.
In to days, beginning Dec. 2!, :38
American bunks foiled. All of these ex-
cept three were in the northwestern port
Chicago, 7 in St. Paul, 6 in Minnoupo-
lis, 3 in Superior and West Superior.
Win, :3 in Iowa and 1 in North Dakota.
0t tho othcr three 1 was in Auburn,
Mix, another in Rounokc, VIL. and un-
othcr in Selma, Ala. The bunk foilurco
in Chicago dragged down 7 business
firms that had dealings with them, 5 in
Chicago, 1' in Butuvin, Illn. und 1 in
Van Northwick, Ills.
Incominon with tho acuuto of tho
United Stator, tho loss dignified but
equally interested whole body of tin-
pcoplo would liloe to know how it is
that, with 30,000 nonlukins rcportod tuit-
cn lust your, tho North Alum-loan (Joni-
moroiixl company only l’lll‘llt'tl into tho
Unitcd ritulvs ii'mixnry $1, I00. but the
North Amcrirun Commercial company
than and explain.
Outside of the grout citicn the popula—
tionoi’ this country is donuvst in this
District of Columbia, which contains:
3,839 inhabitants to tho squarc milo.
"this can ho accounlml for wh'on we re.
momhcr tho government clerks.
Only 5 pcr cent of the business oi
hank!» ii transnctml in aciuolmoncy.
Tho l'i st is (’iTl’CiI.’(l by tho interchnngo
of clocks, drafts and other paper.
I'lvu For Srnrmtl (‘lnso Carri.
William (intro, tho Vt‘ll‘l‘llll tick“!
agent, in of tho opinion that. Amorim
could profit by adopting at lt'lli-Il. ono
touturo of European ruilvay Sul‘Vlt't‘. "1 ~
llclirvo that up would sword a largo
imlount of trawl which no do not now
til.’l‘l'll‘1‘ by adopting: tho FNfllllll clans TL‘il'
lure," Fillll ho. “Tho luxurious munnor ‘.
in which our largo slvrpti‘s mul clinir'
curs nro cailalrurile involvcn' on unor—
mous oxpcnro. The follow.» who do not.
“51) mpg“ mm; (ml ulillgl ll 10 pay for llil‘
llirmril :a onjoyl-ll lxy \vmlthivr lruvolcrs.
The. ('vlilillllllltri lil't' oliligvll in charge. ll
uniformly high ruin of mill-ago in (il'tll‘l‘
to l'ui ulsh till’t‘ll Fl‘l'Vll't’. lzulvot'zlto hav-
ing: at :iricily second class train lullwwn
luro and N. w York. Put this prim at
$11!). i an: pmitivolllut involution-all.“
inrrlgaw train-l. Put it on it slow .wlno~
ulo. 'l‘ho pmplo who patronizo it- woull
not oxprlt 'lliu" sorvu'o, ninl as long as
i! l'.;l'l'il‘ll thnm ovor tho ground tho:
v'mzl/l l)" Hillidlllill. Tho lrnill Would in
m ll pnlrunirwl from this alllllml. il‘hr I
lill‘ firvt class trains could ho mm.»
strictly ll!’.\‘C(‘.lI‘.r~‘S,:llltl ouch i’clloivwonl l
pny for llli,‘.‘it'l‘\'l('ll llll ltilllll’l'll. 'lwllulc !
llko to sm it triull. "-—-’l‘olcdo lllgulo. ‘
|
A llloml Sucking Earthworm. i
South Africa in tho homo of n :lplvttlt'h ,
of onrthwo.m, a ('rmlurl- clown I; rl-lulul E
to our common iiiiglrwhrm, who i:; not i
only a giant. minim.r llii,‘ «loliirl'nn of tho:
H)”, but which in ft pullll to how iii
tonic for human l‘lllllll. 'J‘iu to am two i
spot-ice; of thin uncanny ll'lgglt’l‘~—Hiiti of
ii (lurk rod color and lilo (lllll‘l’ almost; 1
lilill'li. 'l‘hry :iro llll'tll‘l‘llitlll uiuv's Illi;.(l'l' :
and from lhroo in four inollull in ll'ilulli. !
-Sl. Louis lit-public. ‘
. to
lira. finruh m in ill‘wlthlzrlp.
. ' "Albert Lane in. been ill with rhenms- mu “y““m’
film.
Kr. and Mrs. Hum Halibut situati-
od the would routing of the Bounced»
out Stat-e Grunge. P. of it, held in New
Haven. lull week.
Mrs. S. S. Carver is seriously ill.
The inrtullntiou of officers will tulro
place at Norfleld Grunge. Friday oven-
ing. Au oyster supper will be served.
John W, Gnliok in tho gucut of friends
in New Jersey.
Mrs. Idn Ayers returned to hot home
in Ohio. on Monday.
Mira Mary Perry is viuiiing trienduin
New Rochelle.
The special meetings or the Nortleld
church are being cool tuned for three
ovonlngs this weulr.
Mrs. Dwight Hewitt his returucd to
Stonlngtou.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Finch gave a
large party on Friday evening.
of the country. Six of them were in ~ -» . ~
Your
Money
Back!
Evcry purobuwrof Hale's Compound
Quinino who will follow tho directioxm
undie not satisfied that/it. in tho bout
propurution for removing dandrnii‘, our—
ing toaip «loom. piowuting tho hair
from tolling out and bringing in u now
growth muylmvo thrir money ioturncd.
on uppllcutlon to tho diuggist from
whom tin-y made the purchase.
In tho short time it has hero on the
marliot over 73000 bottles hove boon sold, ,
and it is now rccoumlcndt-d by tho leaxl- ‘
lug hair dresaoru in Now England.
2?. - ..- ......4. .
City Board of Relief.
Notional hcrvby givon at the Board
of Relief for tho (Jity of . outh Norwolk.
will nwot on Monday, January «b.1697,
at 2 o'clock p. m.
Friday, Junnury, 8th. lb‘ihflnt 7.3!!
o'clock p. lll.
Friday, January 15th, 1807, at 7.30
o’clock p in.
Saturday. January 23d, 1897. at l; l
. o’clock p. m.
Wodnesduy,January 27m, 1897. lit? 30
«,i‘clockp.1n.,at the Council (.Ihumbor.
on Huvllnnd till‘f‘t‘l’, in sold city. for tho
purpose of boating and dotermining nil
appeals from tho doings of the City As-
:«lessors in the list, of lhtiili.
(,EHARLl-IH F. MALLOUK.
lltlll'll. M. WILCOX.
Board of ltclicl.
Dated at the (lily of South Norwnik. ‘
tho 2ist day of December. Milli.
LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
The Lincoln Slui‘zlizt‘ Wurohonm
til. lino-r of root. r. tow doors south
of \V’mdnngtnn Fll'l'v‘l. in thr‘ (lity
of South horlvaik. lN nuwopon for
ill.» i-lnl nun of
Household Furniture, Pianos,Bi-,
cycles, Carriages, Etc.
For lull pnriicuhlrx inoulro at the
«Mimi (ll
TAYLOR 8- . GOLDEN
7i Wish moron mum-:1".
Smith Nul‘Wlllli. Cnilillm'lll'ii‘.
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
93 Washington Struck,
‘50. Norwalll.
' Rouldenoo. Mubmrhonm How!
in" l
Shorty Sherwood. Hatter!
()ticllpll'flll porllon of E. (inxowaklu,
ullvro, "ul'lwl of W nll mill Willi-l Ste. 1
Doll and we the lotus!
ailll'
NUFWMTL
:tvlou in Hutu, Coma rm.
PEERLESS
()nc ludics’ in
ON MARCH
Willi every filly cents
boom in! than ullccls
'I'Elil). thrls now
BEST GOODS AT
DON'T FORGE
I
Two 2 Beautiful
$lOO
BlCYOLES
Given Away Free!
id one gcn‘ls.’
29th, I897!
received, either CASH
SALES or money paid on ACCOUNTS, we
uil! give (lNli clinncc on BOTH of then:
, FULLY GUARAN-
on exhibition.
our: norro :
LOWEST PRICES
T THE PLACE.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
4c and 42 Wall street. NORWALK, CONN.
have." Guru 1. merchant of
Mood. Aria“ “$331M King‘s New
Dluoov . is all‘thatiu claimed for it;
it unver- olla. and is u sure com for con
adaption. coughs out cools. 1 cannot
any enough for its merits.” Dr. King’s
New Discovery for consumption, coughs
and 00131513 not a experiment. It has
been mod for aquatic: of u tinnturymnd
today stands at thehoud. ‘It never dis.
appoint-u. Free trial bottles ut. R. H.
Plalsted'a drug stow, South Norwulk.
, Eluclrlcnilim.
Electric Bitters is n medicine suited
for any souwn. but perhaps more oner-
ully hooded when the languid, or must-
od {fueling provadls, when the livor is
tin-pill undaluggilsh and the hood of u
tome and ulterutivuin felt. A prompt
use of this medic-mo has often averted
long and povhups total bilious lovers
lilo medicine will not. more surely in
in conntoructing and freeing the system
from nnililriul poison. Hctuiuclio, indi-
gnation, Millstipntion, dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. Fifty cents nnd $1 per
bottle lit R. ll. Plallited'u drug store.
Buckiln’: Arnie: Solve
The boat solve in the world for code,
bruises, Mire». ulcers. suit rheum, fever
some, totter, chopped hands. chilbluinu,
cums, and all skin eruptions. and posi-
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
1 It is warmed to give perfect satisfac-
| tron or money reloaded. Price 25 contra
.por box. E. P. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
! One Way to be Nanny
i la touttoml to tho comforts of Your family.
i‘ribonliour-otthmn t'.l.l<'il a (fold or (Jonah.
‘cail on lit"). (,l l-ltlllwn. South Ntmwulk.
loud ladwnrll l‘. Wood. Norwulk. solo nut-Mn.
(um! not :1 trial with ol‘ Uttu'rs Ullro. ‘lm 'acrcnt
i llornlun lii‘ldt’lly. ”Pinto wow that \i‘n- how
Xusur‘o (turn for t.‘o.:.:h.u.ulul nil vliwnmia oi
lillw’lhruut und Lung-i. L'xrgo hind» Mu: lim'
‘lil'.
_ ‘ 'm1;lolliéhiivr... '
‘uouwnu OPERA HOUSE.
l my. urrourm. Milling-er.
January l8, i9 and 20.
' 3 Nights ()nly (l
‘ Tho Mont oi llll‘ Maison.
Mr. Edwin Forsberg
i Hour-ital by
, THE AMERICAN STOCK CO.
., in u l‘ozwrlnlm ul' New York
l
sort-on»...
lFORGIVENJlonday,.lzln. l‘i
EAMERICAN aonmmw, .1... in
l
gTHE NEW PARTNER,\VWUW5‘
; day. Jan. ‘20.
; . l‘llllll'i‘. l‘l‘, ‘glll‘ :llill :lim,
l in ltlri on hair ltl Wood‘s .\' Tillllllllh vn'n.
; ' This column owl V" will whim.- lllly you I
.j '. N~ill.ljui}‘ or gvli'h-uml“. i.» a iii-whorl I
1 : unif'lul“,‘lnll'illylilflTlT. l-v prom .ilm.’ :l 2
:.l \i w I a ll ’l'nnliilwxn's. i
juouwnu OPERA HOUSE
l‘.\\'..\ll'i‘i‘lllll.l.. ~ - Mcnugor.
\lollnoo our! night.
Saturday, January 23, l896
l
l
i
l
’l‘llo Nullirn! lrl~h ('onwlllm.
iTONY FARR e: LL
! ln lll~ pinion-will:- l'nnioilyvlnunzu
Garry
Owen!
,\ g. l\' toll of ill.» :.i..l l~iiily.
,Ill‘l'i» .‘illll inn 1. axon «alivlwlli /.
l
Li “'lllv'li
‘ (our) “lL’-='il'1:[|'.l‘l for Lil".
i S E E 'l lw “within”! \lllvt'y .‘il’l'lit‘
.S E 'l ll“ in ii I -'.lw_l‘rln ‘li 3‘4 v-ll~-.
'l‘ll" llll.‘l.l ill lllxI Arvntrwslll.
s E 'I ll - \\ l‘ ‘lil.’ lilllllit‘vl.
'l'llu llll'l‘ll Milan lll Lii‘il.
1’; i. Pr. 2.7, i.’.- “.1 f-h‘,
Nutln nl \‘um l'.~ .lml 'l‘uilliliir'lli's. .lllititwo
l'riv-o‘i lo llllll 2w
.NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
Monday, January 25, l897.
A illulnol lllllwlr‘ii- ll Soul: :unl
Jubilee Concert!
l‘null-r tho .\:l 4.; W at llxo
STEWARDS 0F KNIGHT STREET
CHURCH.
Awlvi --l M’
Prof, john ll. Julie» m. illustrator.
out! line .\tlt‘llllllll Quintana.
Allilllwlllll, .E‘H, llu l~ row: .‘i’ . ,.i t'imomf
N iii lil' l"‘ll-|l"villl'll)’ 'v i-llnlu-l‘unl illnl‘llllll'li.
Him. hollow». ill Illllmv.’ lumln" .\ Hrvlziu'h'u;
ill Will‘ll'n. ht l‘».l:l.l.. 'lillll’lllmlll'“. Swill“ Nor»
walk. 'l‘lo'l‘nia Mohaiua -l lo! lewori‘wl H‘fllh
ll‘i‘t‘ltl “I' ~|‘n..v.vl l‘llli;l."‘-Hli'l‘y ('lml’l Hill-n».
’l’hlll’ml'ly Inn. ninu
r‘
HOYT'S THEATRE
.. _.- w a
Woduosday, January 21th.
The Great Laughing Sorters.
"Ago (Tunnoi Wither Nor Cos
tom Stale.“
"Charley’s Aunt”
Which makes cvcry onc laugh
What More do You Want?
"Tl l‘ Willow with Wli'Ilth'fll’lfl unmov-
menr quick vuownu-m itlI‘I Ll nomlrvllily."
llumlll. Jun. t.
' ‘lmmgomonl .lullnul'nlm. ‘
Hciitwm Hilll'lll l‘lnlats- “:1an Mann 1 3.
Prime 1mm, in»,
From Sin to to».
Ann Fglmlly Mflillfllnn llimn’n Clilorv lilmr
Tfll‘lli" boom“; ['07qu “mm hit" to will mm
luxury. ”you how klilm‘l‘. liver or blood
Illmrllcr. ludigmtilm, mmmimttnn. hmvlnvhm
thin ntmr'lllvwiil our” you (l. (l. Killian”.
Moth Nnmlkmnal E. l’. WWI. Rnrwulk HM
lfilii‘lli‘l:fl‘t‘l|riiuillflla. 3m 14.9 m rlumnlll“ mini urn
1 a u "'2 cum on row. ran PM “1*"!
mm no
but. ochurv you that an early rcspmmo
. ‘rWa Have:
The Goods You
Want.
. Our’Prloot r ,
A: Satls- ,
factory on” curl
Goods.
A,
OST
OITIHESTORE.
IORWALK. CONN. I. Y. OFFICE, C12 BROADWAY.
Eighth Annual
THIS WEEK OGCURS OUR
Opening of Muslin Underwear.
Our new line of Muslin 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 po
polar as well. We are old-fashioned 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 advani
tageous to the buyer.
, Read the following list carefully, then visit our store and give us an opportunity to
share these bargains with yo
u.
(TOWNS. i
llll) dozen lmlicn' night; l’gowna, tho?
largest and finest selected stock owr}
dlspluycd in (iomlccticut. illlll tho:
prions at lount llzi por cont. lowcr thunl
can bo found olsowhcrv. We mention all
few only of spt‘cinl numbers in tho lined
ll);
this solo will socuro for you tho grand-l
est. value yot oil’ercd. i
Night gowm of good muslin. wolll
mudo. trimmed with tucks and cumbric:
ruillos, this quality ummlly selln‘ for 309.?
Thoy'rv a wonder at- Zitic ouch.
Night gowns of good inualiu, trimnmll
with inwrtion mid rulllus. cxcollent.
mine at 7.30. for thin solo, lilo mo‘h.
Night gowns, trinimcd Willi tucki.
and Hamburg: lllri"l'll0ll. till iinishod
foalhcr-stiichcd braid. only illlo t‘tittli.
Night. gownw‘, mnpiro .«tylo. with collar
of allover ombroillcry, anal insertion,
“'l'l‘lll $1, at 77H.- Olll'll.
Night gowns: of very lino mur-lin.
trimincdwilh iinon torclion loco, my
choice. tit 98.: ouch.
Night gowns, rmpiro style. ll’lilillll‘ll
with llandu-rg edging: and insortion. in
choir-o pattrrnsa. \vuulrl ho cheap at $1.50.
to introducv Eln- nlw goods, they go at.
$1.03.
(“(‘lliSl‘l'L‘ (IUV‘ HRS.
(‘orsctcovn-ru of growl muslin. tolled
room‘s. just for :i louder, So cool].
I' nu- cambrlo covers. either high or \'
'l‘lio uhovr :m- but a fmv of tho many r
, (ill with clustor of tucks. worth 950, Tilt: l.
, l‘ilf‘ll. '
Druwcrsmudv of extra good muslin,
trimmed With embroidery and tucks,
wondorl'nl valuo, at 290 pair.
chupcd nook. trimmed with embroidery
and tucks. worth 390., at 25C ouch.
Extra lino cumhrio covorH, trimmed
with linen torohon lot-e, usually sold for Faun-en“ drawers, good muslin,
ollcpgrcot V31“? for 3“" ouch. .trimmcd with line embroidery, look at
(Jumbrlo corset: covors With the now 'thesc {01.493 pair
round nook, t-luhoratcly trimmed with! ' ’
mnbroidory and insert ion to match, only '3”
lilo ouch. ’
We also have a choice usaortmcnt of
101' qualities in umbrella drawers, at
limo. one, Tile and 950 pair.
,.....I
SKIRTS. ' "
Skirts of very good muslin, with deep ‘ UNDERSKIRTS.
hem nnd cluster of tucks, just think of; l'lolornkirls of good muslin, trimmed
it, only 25o each. lwitli tucks and (loop horn, good value.
Skirts with rulilo and cluster of tuokn‘. int 3th; “n.1,.
you haw pziid 75c for similar Styles.l llmicrskirts male in umbrella style,
thcsonro onlyillo molt. lgwitli drop horn and cluster of tucks,
llniln-olln skirts, wry full nizo. linisli- Holly 11),» oatflL
lindwrskirts. full size, very good mus-
jliu. trimnn-li with embroidery and
:lnuks, .55) com 3 ouch.
', lullr’ll‘l'alill'lb‘, umbrella style, made of
. . \‘r-ry lino muslin. trimmed with em-
1 inbreilu skirts, “fill-l 3i”0 quality, Ebroidery. these would be a good value
trimmed with Hamburg embroidery. in at :51. my prlt'l- is 750 each.
newpntlcrns.$1.25cnch. l .. .. ..
We alsohzivc an ell-Hunt asaortment , , , ,,
of line onlnbric skirts? trimmed with l4..\lBRl)IllthluS AND LAC 1'5-
ohoiro inch. and mnbruillt-ry, at. $1.!h‘.’ Uvol' 10.000 yards of Hamburg edg-
25. $2.32). $2.5!) antl$2.(3‘.i. About inns. Vl‘l‘yl‘llllli‘T designS. and made on
. per cent. less than regular prico. ,lino cambriu. Ll oxcerdingly 10W prices.
~ ...- ....._..- Special lot; a: 3c, To.
lilo. lt’flc, ill: and 25c pc-r yurd. Two
ihz‘iusanri yards new Torclion laces.
vol-y narrow and dainty, hand made
and \vidw. suitable for skirting. All at;
{popular pricrs.
l
l’znbrollo. skirts. trimm-éd with linon
lorolurn loco. insertion to match, just to
introdur'o the stock. hm: each.
2."
DRAWJ'IRS.
Drawers made of “(client muslin.
(loop horn and tucks. yoko bands llllll
‘running tapes. splendid value for 23¢
5' pair.
l
trim to be found at our underwmr counters. The line is so liberal and new tho.t
wo fool sure you will not only select some! hing if you view it, but you will an army sutistiml that you have found a verti-
lulo tin-gain Counter.
THE NORWMK BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main
and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Ct.
Gastronomlcal Educator.
TrE'IIE 51761.55 E-A'LL 53-2:
There is a constant appeal to your curiosity and some new point of interest
(lcvclope daily.
Our
The interest of your pol:l:ct-bol_nk is considered.
aim is to make our store so pleasant that you‘ll want to come every day.
We wolcome all.
in our butter neportmcnt this week we offer you 4 lbs extra fancy Gilt Edge
Sweet Rosey Creamery Butler, for ONE DOLLAR.
23 Pounds Standard Gr
Sugar for $l.00.
Dr. Handy Celebrated Double Pre-
pared Prunes, 2 lbs for 25c.
anulated
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Washington Street, South Normlk, Ct.
IF YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
HAVE THE
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
is n precept easily carried out by our patrons.
Save ’Prudeutly and Spend‘Wlsely! W
Regular“...
They can’thclp spending wielcly, be.
cause every article we sell is the best to he had. They can’t help saving
because they would have to pay more for the same
Magnolia ('onvlonoml Milk. pet con. la:
Modinin Brenna. pcrquurt, ho
Murrow Bonita, “ " 7v
Lima Bonus. " " Ho
(lrucn l’ouu, “ " rm
. leil. l’onu, ” ” Ti-
linumellnc, per box. rio
Hpvrry d: llnrncn' tllmulclcr. ll), To
Beat Soda (Irnoltwm, pcr lb. ho
article elsewhere.
Englinll whim”, pp: 11., ion in lb. lien. Buckwhcatl'lour. 25¢
Mixod Nuta. all now. Mr! ll lbs. Best Rolled Onto. 251:
Hold Dust. por pkg., ito Al cans Tomatoes, 250
Walter Baker‘n (loco. l2 ih box. lion 4 " Hood Corn thin
l’ullljohn'u llroulttant Food, pkg. to.» :i " Pumpkin ‘Jhc
“l horn lililihitt'n Soup. 'Bfu- ? lb. llml Starch on;
't bum Klrkman's Borax Soup, 23v Maud H. or .lonoa’ Flour. ling. the
5! 1m lll‘lit Laird. 'J-‘m in hole. Kcrrmone fill. 450
:l " UoodLui-d, 25c H plow. "17m" Powder, 250
23 pounds best Granulated Sugar for $1.00,
NEW voiik GROCERY co.
Donovan Building,
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d a u a I I I‘ " south "Om.|k.
to Ann 31 uninnncxr, uonwnnx.
Norwalk Chronicler