5: 0m math. Inc; tbm
mmmrmmua
-Wmowca.tobomld
'Ilcomootmaontindomoo.
a! any mu. you will contai- n
. sending or hm.“
' and at the entrance to The Senti-
” mammals“ bead.
em 3 o murmur
“Eaglllth Norwnlk. Colin.
“ up marmalade...
of Normal}: andhguc‘WZw-bé
Wig. than t om inc
. ‘, ‘or the other Two Local Dail-
“B'ccc Boom in alwaya open to
c
cannot be gnaruntoed the
)1 r is handed in. Every rou-
flm will be made to accommo-
w . but changes cannot be in-
ns 3 right unless copy is sent
chick in the afternoon of tho
the change is desired.
Mophone . Gulls.
. .3-5.
03-3. .
9th Herald Weather Forecast
Weather toduv promiacs to be clear
, colder. temperature falling nearly
with dangerous winds on the counts.
.it promises to be slightly colder
orally lair.
timer-momma teem-d.
.. hast point of tho Thermometer for
.» dourhours ending at noon today
canes aboveizero: lowesm degrees
a
tune Almanac for Tomorrow.
rim l Sunsets Hum tide l Lowtilo
;. «:59 2:28 om
Hope For Subnrld Limos.
ohalts of insufficient rainfall in
canny contain some of tho most
,..9 land on tho continont. l'l'wo
n68 for utilizing thorn have boon
'1 vexed about the sumo timl'. Both
no to be successful. if they are,
the farmer from Missouri to North
_ . i may laugh und rojoico.
$116 plan déviscd in Missouri \vns
ed by John C. Bondtr of St. Jo-
‘ In brief, it involves digging
as 6 to 10 feet deep in the soil.
{them with rock upon a lxuso of
tied stone and letting the writer
ninfulls flow intothom. To make
[hips down hill the trench is made (i
Depot the beginning and 10 foot
_ at the end. Thus the surface wntor
‘ n'inaia collected, run into resor-
or walls and held ready to he used
gallon purposes. The plan is not
v9, and where it has hron tried
at with wonderful sucrose.
lacond'pluu to take advantage of
“ illty of 'auburid lands in that of
,umphell, a former of South Dm
"It, too. involves digging, but not
t of the Bender system.
that‘tho Water can neither run
to the earth nor dry (vii. To ho-
Wu preparing the ground to ro-
cued of the crop, ho packs by
Toldiclmd hur'rows tho soil at. the
oil
(1 in it. The rootsoi tho pluntmlo
circle the hard crust, to gut tho
to! the rain that is hold uhuut it.
,oothcr hand, after tho i-t‘t‘tl is
Mil a coat of dry dust in put ovvr it
, dupth of two inclwr, so that tho
chwnotdry not. Thus put'kod with
rth above and holow, tho pond in
' to maturity without drying out.
one renewal olfthe dry (-ovormg is
trout sweeping our llill-l lmun in-
Ed byu man in Mtlllil'l‘ul, It is
a to run 'npon' truoku. though prob-
,“ could be cliuugod to trawl along
unmixed thoroughfurr us: Troll. Thin
no car is propollod by Tvlvctrivily.
revolutions of tho whwln movc
Mumps that can he nmdo to ronoh
aide to side of n utrvvt. 'l‘lu- duct
. and automaticallydopovit it in»
4» body of the our. Win-n thin in
like turning of a pivot eruption the
' dumps it- wlwrcvcr it it wont-
ffllhfl atoms to ho the model nirv‘vt
.‘ All tho dust thnt inmodr. iii
. by the covered bruidnm nod coin
to tho car with tho rout of the
cost of operating thccur is Oil
flun'o pensioners rooming in
‘ outlet! rrcoivo llwir munvy
mango pontoon omen. Tho
’ ' mlnoronuc of our. promon-
Emntnl1ing..corci.non,.
mount paid. Anungtho
urn nix widow.” ml-
'6 in tho Indian ‘ rs 60
ten widows of Mexican
' 15$:th in the Union
legislative «rostrum,
ii”!-
”cord of “300
but the is not bout-
l
(ll
Mr. .
{l1 cultivotes his coil in such ni
mhardthnt tho ruinfull must he .
iddlo layer of soil gtrnliinllon und .
author up nil tho ntrovt dirt und l
' ' ; Tho mmmflhtun A. which
W W' in: Mn mums; mm at city, In.
, . by mm Futons. , loud the no» two month, on account at
~ Yes ordnrmomingthc‘thcmc at the a collision with a coal MG, will. be
‘ tho Normal: Constantino-
wu"‘*l‘hc Grand Aim at tho
Gonna." it who document airman and
was hatched to by a large convention.
It annulled on these words. “For them
arc writton that yo might believe that
Jesus to tho Christ the Son 0! God; and
that, believing. ye minht have life
through His name." Iulhc evening
‘ the cubjact was ”The ivlnc Law—-
What itcbn do and at it. Cannot.
Do.” The music was helpful and inn!
uniting, both morning and owning, the
choir being in exceptionally good voice.
and rendering their nuthT-mn and To
Dennis in a truly devotional manner.
«W
been repaired and thoroughly overhaul-
8d. .
Mary 31.. aged eighty-three yearc.
widow of John Hilton. died yesteivluy
at the renidcnoc of her son. John A.
Hilton, 79 Clifton place, Jersey City
Heights. The deceucod wan a Well-
known rcsidcnt of this place. Funeral
cervicon will be held from her 3011’:
residence. tomorrow afternoon at 2
o‘clock.
A horse uwml by Baggage Muster F.
E. Lockwood tool-t fright at a train at
the depot, yesterday morning, and dual»
ed down tho STT‘Hlt. Fred, whohan an
onviublo reputation on u sprinter. started
in pursuit, and when tho wagon collided
with apoot in front of David Fallon‘s
residence. ouccooded in overtaking the
horso. In attempting to turn the horse
around, the wagon ovortorned. burying
MT} Lockwood under it. Ira Petty lin-
ully stopped tho homo.
Now Hanoi} Your ice.
'i‘hc cnlri'wuvonow with us is likely
to be tho lament dud sevortmt nrna of
tnmporuturo lwlnw zero So for this “:lll-
tcr. It will bring Tho temperature in
most in this section down to new by to-
night. As tho severe cold will probably
Flut Methodist Church.
At This church, at tho nun-hing scrvioo,
Rev. A. S. Kuvuungh preached too third
pontecustul sermon. In the evening tho
fourth musical service was given, ac-
curdlng to tho progrummo announced.
The choir was assisted by Mrs. G. 1“
Boutwoll, soprano, and Mrs. C. ti. St
John, alto, and, with the soprano and
onutmlto of the choir, formed it ludius‘
quartcilo. They moat line-selections in
which was dolightfully harmonizwd four
excellent voices. The solm were by M rs.
Boutvvell, Mr. Force and Mr. (lillllstili it,
and a duet by Mrs. Ross and Miss l’uo.
zclt. This service throughout was of :1 1“" until Wednesday, ll Will give ‘1 fill“
murkul musical quality and ice crop, which should bepromptly har-
of tho most devotional character. The "35““
evening sermon was of the evangelistic
ordcr. In the afternoon at girlh' meet”
ing was held. at which lhwro was it good
nttendunco. cht Sunday night \lel
An Tialjouruéd lllt‘t'illll: of tho Sonth'und
EMT. Nuru'ulklivlidf mowtv will ho hold
ut thl (YT unvilClinmlwl'in llnvilnuslxtrcm,
l
termiunm the musical festival, whnn the ilhhmluy .immory ‘Jflih, i-‘iili, ill) :5 p. in. .~\
‘ . q \ . , ~ , _ n "Elem {moo lwla-giwd.
«hon: wnl be c. .sn-ted‘h} tho Ihllhar <2. ”n.1,, mwmvm'
momc orchestra. Slit-cull Tuconngn Will '1‘. l. RAXMUND, won-ion:
be held ovary evening This week, oxoopt fl ' ”I“ "if
if
, . .
Mon LTy and Saturday. NOTICE!
'l‘lmmiTTT_Tnl Tnmuin; with? South Nor.
\vulk lTupr-svz-nmm Soon-Ly will ln- hold at
Thr- (Mum-ii llnnm iu llnvilnml ntrw-t.
Monday. January :23, at am p. m. A lull
illtt‘llll'tllt'i' N rvquwlml.
.l. ll. Litili'l'. l‘l'vsiTiT-nt.
'l'. l HA \‘llUNll, St't‘l't‘lrll‘fs'.
.3272 :a-
“Life and Work in the South."
The sorvicev, yostorduy, in tho South
Norwulk Congregation-Tl church, were
of a most helpful and inspiring: nature.
in the morning Tho pastor, Rev. Gerald
ll. Beard, gave hi5 annual report- and
roviow of the church record for load
The evening service won on Amcricun
Missionary ussm‘iatiou rally, held under
the auspices of tho Men's Sunday Even-
ing club. Addresses wvrc mudo upon
“Life and Work in tin- South" by Rev
Georgo W. Moore, Rev. A. (‘. (Earner
owl Mrs. Ella S. Morro. Mr. Moon-
alsooxpluined tho diil'erent sentiments
expressed by, and Mn. Moore fluid of
the circumstances which ltlll to the
writing of the songs murdered by llw
Jubilee Quintotiv, of Nashville, Tenn
Most of tin-so songs, which follow, wen
sung by them, with others of thcir moo,
at the grout Boston'Jubiloc moetinu.
lust your: “Stool Away to .lvsus,” “My
Way is Cloudy," “What Kind of Shoes
are You Going to Wear?" “Were You
Thorn Whon 'l‘hT-y (Zrnuiilml My Hu-
viour,” "Tho Bdlll’l of Ultimo," "Sivml
Joy.” ulTTl tho lwnedictinu was cinultvd
by tlwzu. Dr. Board undo :1 low rc‘
marks.
:' nrdr'rs.
Tins! Fnd of Washington Street Bridgv.
PL U M B I N G !
Steam Heat, Water and Hot Air Heating j
Prompt uttenl ion given to all 1":an
TRY l'o‘.
TheNorwalkPattern 8: hi'f’g Co. ‘
Telephone Service.
DA‘RIEN AND NOROTON.
lv'zoiorick Bilvlmrll, tho tmvv-r opm'l
itor, who husbwn visiting lll mwn, is
‘now in Norfolk, VJ. Mrs. lixrulmrd ii
the ghost of hor sister, Mrs. William
Moo, of Main street.
I THE soummu NEW ENGLAND?
TELEPHONE 00.
(liters Telephone Service in this
«ity with an equipment of Metallici
Cir oil, and Long llistnnce Trans 3
mittennt l
Alfrwl Merrill, l’. (l (l. of .li‘ulullty I
.Cusl‘o. Brooklyn, N. Y , wishm to us-
pn-m his tlmukn to Tim nilircrs :uni mun
(”PM of ivnuhov ()asllv, K. of (i. ii . l’l-l'
lhT-ir kindness lHVVllrtln lzim during hm
‘ filellt‘Hi.
$25 a Year and Upwards,
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the local!
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SENTINEL BUILDING;
.Tcmrdiog to 1ch amount and chur-
suilcr at The service.
For details. address
”dice of the company,
Manors Twoivrd Twcnlly from R-iv
Edward (.‘urzon, of llounhluo. Mll‘.ll.,
‘Hltlltl (hut. his futhor, .loun'v Cur/«in. fur-
nwrly of Noruton, is wry Hll'lt and "my
not room‘or.
Washington Street,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Two 2 Beautiful
$IOO
PEERLESS BICYCLES
Given Away Free l
()nc lodics’ and one geots.’
ON MARCH 29th, l8‘97!
With every fifty cents rrcrivcd, either CASH
SALES or money paid no ACCOUNTS, we
will give 07‘”: chance on BOTH of these
heauidul limo uhcels, FULLY GUARAN-
TEED. Wheels now on exhibition,
K
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OUR MOTTO :
BEST Goons AT LOWEST PRICES
1"
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE 33H STORE,
brought to ficwuyton thicweck. having 5
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§5TEWA
;.\vimi.»...n, 3'..-, [m 4‘: up .v. ”T 7 “hunt,
3 l3 ll" 1* wintnzllulw ‘m-T'ilo'l'wuflln-v' lllli'llJ
il-m. Nil" " u! llnlmr n. lxuv-Iu .\ SoinN-fln;
llli \VKH‘il‘
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Aug. .
Shmcpuut. Lac, 1”.an Ki ’a New
Discoveryisthc only thing thgt cam
my cgugh, and it in the best seller 1.
have. J...F. Oumpboll. niurchunt of
0rd. A_ z). writes: "Dr. King's New
.Dlscovc is all thatln claimcd tor it;
it never oils, and is a sure corn for con-
Iumption, coughs and colds. I cannot
any renting}: for in merits." Dr. King’s
New 1809ch for consumption, coughs
and colds To not a. oxnerinmnt. It; has
(mu tried for uquurtcr of n oeuturymnd
ay utuuda at theheud. It never dia-
apppxnta. Free trial bottles: at R. H.
lestcd'a drug store, South Nor-walk.
Electric Bills”.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suitod
for any salmon, but perhaps more gener-
ally needed when the languid, cxhauut-
ed tooling prevails, when the liver is
torpid and sluggish and the need of a
tome and nltcmtivois felt. A prompt
use of this modicino has often uvortod
long and perhaps total biiious fevers
lilo modrcmo will not mom soroly in
m counteracting and freeing the system
from mulxmnl poison. Hoodocho, indi—
g‘ostiou.constipation, dizziness 'oldt‘o
lalectrzc Bittoro. Fifty cents and1 $1 per
bottle at R. H. Platsted‘s drug StOl‘tl.
. Bucklln's Arnlcc Salvo
l The best solve in the world for cuts,
3 bruises, some, ulcers, salt rheum, lover
cores, tottor, chapped hands, chilblzn‘ns,
Icorn», and all skin eruptions, and posi-
l tivcly cures piles, or no pay required.
Hit is guaranteed to give perfect mtinfno-
l thin or money rotun’ded. Price 25 cents
1 per box. E. P. Wood and G. G. Stillaon.
l
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yto be Happym
i To to uttmnl to tho
('oml‘nrtq a!" vow family.
lNlImll‘luilo'tll Thom t‘llTl'll u tit-id or (.‘ouull.
Troll on (loo. (1 fitiilmn. South Norwnlh.
loud EllWili'll l'. Wood. Nor-wont. min ltfll‘ldh.
lil'ltl goth tritil lmtlio ol’ Utio‘n (.‘uru. vim 'rvnt
(jormzm llommly. How. to pruw flint “1' low
,onuro (loro for “minimum nll «limmos u'
.
jtho 'llirout Lind Lor‘aq. Lingo niifit‘h‘ Inc-uh."
i ‘25".
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ENTERTA mmzmn.
gNORWALK OPERA HOUSE
F.w..\ll'ronm.l.. . - Mmmzcr.
Mulirzco ond night.
y, January 23, l896
, 'l‘h» Xlillrul Irish (Jommlinn.
[TONY FARRELL
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in hi.~ Halon-mun ('nuimlyT-l‘mmu
‘ Garry
Owen!
A pay full of l'i- :H'ul rvlliiy. m \l'lll“l|
.Plihli‘llll'l inn rl-inm “illili‘l'l .
. molar LT».
\;. .u, h. . rm.
‘ ll “1'4 ll”.
l'riwm 23-. 2:. no! :...»,
. mutant \\'o.~si‘szlnd Tr'lulllm'lll's. Muliuoo
Minor in nod 37»:
nouwutk diamond".
3 Monday, January 25, IBM.
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'I ou ~,. r .n .. ,, .!u l.
lilo llx'zlll-itll'illili l..L~.t.
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A (Brand Illnaimtul Song moi
Jubilee Concert!
l'mlor tho .\li-lili't\s of tho
RDS 0F KNIGHT STREET
CHURCH.
;\.~\l~l ‘(l li)’
l’rui lulm ll. looks In. illustrator,
:nnl tho Ail-lplim ikleviotetto.
~1‘wnlk. 'I‘uzl ‘iumm‘éfi. Smith Null-
\\':tiit. 1%le «\W‘lllilzuwl i-H' l'vwrvmi ~r’lll'~
lrn-mir \h-wi'ounul 'l‘ololmmh'n. tiluu't «mun.»
'l‘lunmllymorning.
HOYT’S TH EATRE
Wednesdcy, January 27th.
The Grout Laughing Success.
“Ago (‘uonol Wither Nor Cm;
tum Static."
“Charley’s Aunt”
Which makcscvury onclziugh
What More do You Want?
"It if ruplotu with “it J..-mow won»
ohm. 'lilli'l.’ anwnwnt and i: own! )Hllli).
Ill-mill. Jud».
“uncut-mom .luliuut'nlm.
Math no '«lll'lll l'llll‘llt' Hand l'lllllt'u‘n.
l‘T imu .ll'v, on, Tim,
Tatum OPERA HOUSE.
KW. dll'l‘ifillilmn .llonnuor. '
(er night only.
Wednesday Jan. 27.
William Caldron’s American Co
l'r-Twl‘itlnu Hutton \‘lilw‘u .‘ilnntorlvlt‘vu.
THE
SPAN
OF'
LIFE.
'l‘lm Ilomt'd lmmklnz, mu! ntlrr
dulckuuluuTvloytlmt hora lhrlilml t
in lnul' T'Hutlm-hiu.
ion. ln-nrt
lmnsumdn
Uompouv unwmmm-J
H"""'" ""“‘“'“"r" m'und lmyond nonapnm
”it"llilllll‘lll .«mw, .,,,m~..u,m..,
Hl‘fl'; 'i‘ho ‘lV‘PiUl Lint-r.
Rigid 'l’ho ll Him“! 5: llllluwu.
Moi"; fljho Lluluhoonn mun”,
”his “I . Hui-m or Human now.
,A ”'"l‘ll‘m l" "Vi‘rl' wunn. A mmwllmlu
lHW'mWlolllhnmunl humur. mmolon "ml
Nilllllllw. lllliuhlfll‘llml twin. Mum sown norm
i-u lw Ttil‘flllltl n. l’rlt'l'i.3031351137515
Holds on halo nt Wm-d‘a and ’l'ntnllnuon’s.
T3. w. ‘ viii? 6N3.
Funeral Director
and Embalmor.
an Washington Otriii.
Imflumoik.
Random. Mchwkcmo Hotel
m?!
From Sin to In,
And Family Mmllr'lnn B '
ortho finrvoo vino-s ironing? . ism}. 35:35
mo liymi uvo kid: y, limi- or blood
mil-mint.lmllnmtlunmnn imam. ache.
A. «Wuhan! ME I! , )XO Ht
the leudindldruugilt or
. customs" ‘
non: f
on ausmzss
PRINCIPLES.
EVnRVQOnv‘
TREATED
AUKE.
J AOKETS.
There is no hood of wouring n jacket
that in three or four years out of otylo
when you can buy 3 good one for $3.50.
All jackets at hull price.
Block liouclo jackets, $25 50.
lrihh frieze. fancy bouclc and block
bouclo jacket», $5.75. ‘
A1l$L0 50,513 50 and $14.50 juokoto, m
korsoy and tmuole. oil at om! pr'izojlilfiil.
All our host jucketv that wwrc $15 to
too. all will no or one prico, hood.
Children's jackets, from 98c to $0 00.
E i {W E A if.
in the lax-goat
and boot ovr-r
shown outmdoi
l of N.Y. Err-rv
. box is m-w. liv-
,l cry garment. is
, nrw. No old!
/ stock To work
oil', every pioco
bought for Thisl
solo. and mus- .
liu lower than i
it over was iro- :
foro. it is of
good tluu‘l tol
buy tin“ nudor- '
“var. ?
llthE-‘i'l‘lij (it i! ills. ;
.lunuury is the month ii) imy your
spring: stock of muslin zmdlincn. Wily},
lii‘l‘allh‘t‘ tho mills :zlwziyn unlosul ihmr,
Mocks at this now. and our syndicate"
hurl-n tukviulvantugo of ill" market:
UUR MUSLIN UNI)
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2.7"
i-i llnhlcavhm‘. llltldilu, «lo
rml linhlmiohml muslin. 173-: .
l- l Hit‘lll'lll‘fl tn'dlllllil‘fl m This, 4'. lilo
5-! llimchul standard xuudv,‘
1.3L“
Nllill'l‘ t lilWNS.
Tho sumo grudo lust. Hut-mu, $1 2.3: the
now ours thw- sszison, Mr.
Gowns, from 41%: tohf'l‘rl.
Something given away at half
to make business.
The Acm
, Not How
QUALIT
Butter, fresh made each
HAVE THE
, 4.0 and 4.2,_Wull street. NORWAL . CONN.
T
, mlkmnd ' 1 “in:
~ tutu re ’ ' ‘ '
mil... - m
Donavon Iul‘ldln
BOSTO
THE NORWMK
4 Pounds of Our Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery
NEW YORK
This week wcshall cut into all
winter stock.
lN TliE GREAT OLOAK ROOM '
CAPES.
All $300 and $6 00 capes marked, to
close out, $3.00.
Plush capes that were $11.98 will go
at *ll 50.
GRANITE IRON WARE._
2 qt. ten (21‘ cull’t‘iv put, 280.
:l qt. tea or coil'eo pot, die.
1. qt. calico pols, :loc.
ll qt. covert-d sauce pan, 39c.
21,, qt. lipped preservingy kettle, lio.
:1 qt. lipped suuco pun. 10c.
3: qt. pudding pun, lilo.
V. qt. puddingpun, 29c.
.lupancd coal SllOVi‘lH, long handle, -l(
cunh.
Copper bottom wad: boilers, 53c.
Zinc wash bourds, lilo.
harm sizc coal cloves, To.
.(lrumh tray and scraper, on.
.lolly puns, 50.
Wash basins, 15c.
lirl‘ud puns, lilo.
( linger broad puns, loo.
Covorod sauce puns, loo.
SKIRTS.
Extra widc, drop Hamburg, the some
as lost season $1 grudo; for this sale. Wu. .
Skirts from 25c to $23.50 each.
LINi‘lL'S.
t’luo'hulf Llrar-hod dunmsk. 2m to (lilo.
Full lilT-ached dmnusk, 5m: to $l 50.
Mou‘s unluundo-rod shirts, 50c quality.
rev for 81.
Men's night shirts, finished with pearl
buttons, cut extra long and full, three
for 31.
“Wild yards of ribbons, manufactur-
vr‘s rvmnanto. m. r ma-hulf roguler price»;
-—:'.ll widths and micro.
For Saturday and Monday, lmlivs'
fact black sou-lungs. Llnublo solo. c-xtm
spliced heel and too, Wurlll lliL' pr pair,
tli
l‘llgc.
T H E_,.,._...., .0..- .-::
N - -r
IORWILK, 00”". I. V. OFFICE. ‘42 BROADWAY. _ . ‘ .
quuary is a dull month in the Dry Goods business, but we always strive: to make it a busy one. There' is
onlyone way to do it, that is to give bargains that our Customers will appreciate,
and that will he an incentive to promote early buying.
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DRESS GOODS.
This is our pet department, we sell
duo dress goods cheaper in this depart-
ment than you can buy the same of any
[New York home.
no in. black, navy and groan crepe
ldiugonnl. sold by us all sermon for lid, to
loloso at 500.
‘, to in. surge in black, navy. green and
,hrown, soldbyuu ot 500, for this sale
.::l(-..
i in) in. all wool suitiuus. sold by us all
jfiifill‘llll for Silo, This sale 2.30.
in in. block mohair figures, sold by us
1““ :w'l mom for till/.7, for this sale 250.
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From 2.3T: to 7.30 per pun".
(it )Rsli'i‘ COVERS.
From ho m ”.50. '
Toke u look at this white show. it
will repay you. The greatest variety
over shown in the county.
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'1." )WELS.
5.; (it‘th‘ll towols, huck, dmnonk, hom-
sli‘l'hml. knotted itingvs zmrl hounnell.
They nrc ful‘ people that use fine towels.
Nt‘vtl‘ has mm! of Tin-so towels boon sold
‘lo-ss than 50's; for this sulv, 25c each.
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HELLO, 58-2
or less than half price in our kitchen department every day this week just
OSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Ct.
Great Attraction at Our Store!
e of Perfection. . . .
Cheap. But How Good.
That's the consideration.
price is within the reach of all.
week, for SI.
article elsewhere.
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CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Washington Street, South Normlk, Ct.
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