. mes-m! .
‘m'iym'mm'm
,_ “ ”executing an
Withmflmuflmmlsnm
nicotine. Marriage and
no Scheduled mm for dos.
WWW mail. to “we.
: One month. we: mm
dz months. moi one your. 85.
umber». muweek. to bench!
.. r30. 07 V's-Jim wreat-
I
Whoardi street. Somali.
’ . mweleome at Theflentlnelomce.
at any am you will confer a
'téiwhonlnx‘. mom or brim 1'
be: for :heloonvenlence of those
to leave items or new: or other mat-
lithium! at the entronoe to, The Bentl-
~ mahoiildluallcem be ud-
” .
. . VEN B TINEL.
' TEE I Ronliiiafioggnlk. Conn.
Ermine Sentinel has a Cirqulation
m of Nwwalic and it: .“uburlu
midtmblthan the Combimd
! of the other Two Local :Dail-
flu! Bren Room in otwayn open to
.. ’-
, cannot . be guaranteed the
‘ bony is handed in. Every reu-
‘ effort will be made to accommo-
us. but channels cannot'be in;
upon as a right on one copy is sen
o’clock in the, afternoon of the
{no the change‘is desired.
Tolepbon:0nllu.
. ., 0502-5.
; in rooms. 92-2.
‘ puma. 56-A.
. mi. non}: mania; rowan
,y'atliertodav promises to be cloudy
now, slight temperature changes and
erotic winds on the coasts. followed by
Hugged co dot vonditlnns in the after-
vrtevening. Tomorrow it promises to
orally l‘a‘r and colder.
riléfifiifiétét‘necoui.
' , h host point of the thermometer for
t %m%~fiiurhmrs ending at noon today
“firms abovetzero: lowest 8 degrees
to
tux-e Alainiiac for Tomorrow
) *‘
Sun sets High tide Lew tide
3113731395 5:03 6:40 1:28
_...... .. .__._.....___ ..__._. w-..
_ .Wllere Friday lirpt Things Tidy.
.,Readcrs of that well beloved book of
jflvantnre, “Robinson Crusoe,” will be
., easéd to learn that the island of Juan
Fernandez, in the sothacific ocean. is
still in existence and has not been
blownup by volcanic upheavals, as was
recently reported.
, It now appears that tho story of tho
ialand's destruction Bout broadcast a few
'm‘Dnths ago was conceived in the rum
”befuddled brain of an irresponsible old
spa oaptain, whose chief pleasure in lifo
,k’iltho spinning of yarns for thick hcadod
folk.
' l Newspapers . received recently from
Chile give accennts of the results of a
Mentiflc expedition dispatrhod to Juan
Fernandez upon a gowrnnwnt warship.
Furthermore, a large cannery for park
ing lobsters is mtahlishod at Cumber-
. lend Bay, tho only port on tho ii-
‘limd, and the last similar from Now
platinum uni-witne- ,
York carried to Vulparaim from Pann—
Inn a quantity of material fot this can-
mm. It is llltl‘ifi'l‘t‘ unlikely that the ‘
island has (lisnppcarml.
" ‘ Every month a sailing \‘vssol plies be-
con Valparaiso and (‘umlwrhun'l Bay;
5‘ lhat cmnmnnit‘ntion has born made
with tho sottlonivnt sinm' its ullvgi-d
:ppearnnéo. Tho volcanic yarn orig-
93M about the tinn- n scrim of in-m‘)’
thguake shocks on the mainland of
le oconmxl. A British m-ptain Hui lvd
44%)!“ Valparair-to with tho lll'\\H that ho
hpd seen, whilo passion tlzv Juan 1’. r-
stander, a (milmmoi' Silli‘lit’, and his ship
_ ‘mivml hviolt‘nt shock, and in» thought
‘iflklrk'a inland had tum .-\‘.:llin\\'l d up.
13.18 Chilean Iniu'ilimo uilh‘iais wont tln‘
”transport Carma to tho island. and m
Ihe returned in 11mm days with n lurcv
' dandgnniont of both (with d and liw
1013M!tlwmwwphmfuiihiwxlell lll‘l'
’M land.
Th6!) that honest and pit'hn'mqum nhi .
”dog. (’Puplnin Jm-hnn Nu m not». whois
men n (‘miM' round (in world. my}:
in “w the island not Mr ‘mu, and
“Wu Slot-ondn‘n Word it. x..- ,rmd ml a
. whole comet wnrrnwnt “vim; idiiim‘H'
Ifldtwim
v, The Arbitration Treaty.
m Wit-dons oi tlw arbitration
M bot'wovn the l’nitml Show and ;
t Britain are mow Mmplv. 'I‘lwre ,
“to ho a ilpt'l'iltl lrilmnzd appointed for i
“Mtiomvntnt Nil‘il and ovary mm;
my on it may urima \Vhrn tho tri~
‘ {em to rhmmn on nmpim lliu
”MEM‘M mud Hv'rdm w to on.
" tone. A Ill-Helm; of a tmijnrity of
lithium] uhnil lu- final and without
“New in «new involving mdicmal
‘ or tnn‘itorinl minority. in one"
, J i ng of this 1mm “rim. it will he
' . thud to a «print irnmml of six.
fi'otn «ooh mnntry. without an
to out a (holding With. It tour
of the tribunal “WI“. their
the” ho third onions protmtui
Within thwomonthu. and if tire
motherhood hr no forth. 1
' In ease of o tin Win thorn shell
.. W to We: until the media-
flo or more friendly ptmm has
W
Wt} into last five years. and
me time neither party mm with
it At Mantle! that time it mm
d by either party on one
W, 0! «mm tho ”only roo-
~l it “that; lenninnml. Int
m V511 be no “bought of ob.
’ ,fiflMfl“
Us... a
o
stoic offlhio‘ on ma omrizdly. as are.
enlt of his legal izzvrriignticmi, ihot a
county coroner can hold mountain in any
part of thoetnto of Ohio. '
Thiadhciailon, iz‘ni‘kézcd e few days
afloat figurines, elevates tho coroner’s
oilicc from n 10ml and county affair to
alumni; the dignity of a state other. Tho
qmnt ion of a coroner‘a mom; was de-
cidrd at tho request of a manner named
Hit-riot. ltcccnlly a Columbus physician,
Dr. L}. J. Wilson. (‘ullrd‘npon Coroner
Harbor and ill-illtKL him if ho had tizonu-
llit‘d'l'y to go out (if tho county to with!
an imprint.
Dr. Wilson is an oxamimr far a New
Yorl: lifo insuranco (manlzaiiy. 'i 1m oom-
pizny had zrzneon u. boliin that a man
who (lit d in (,‘tglmainw rowiitly and who
carried a largo amount of lllt'iill'illfl‘t' on
his life had i‘otrlmitti‘d mirido in order
that his family might haw the bandit
of tho polioim he had Uzi-ma out while
ho Ame in good cit-cunintuitive finan-
cially. lir had a largo aunt oxzr‘insiw
family, tho [EU-"tor .-r.:id, and mm accus-
tomed to iln- luxurit :a of lilo. in his
idl‘niivlu‘d. ('ll‘t'i'llllSIhlit'i‘h‘ tho :zi‘ippooul
snicido was not abic toprrwidnfri‘ tin-in
as ho wished and tln‘i'wt‘oro sacrifice-d
himself to h'. 1}) than.
(Bonnier licrimt did not know wl‘icihor
ho hard authority iogoout oi tho (molly
to hold an inqnont. though the mini hail
died in his ronnty.
'l'ln‘ motor wan roicm‘d to Attornoy
(lonrml Mommt, Who of mom said that
tho Comm 1' had powu- to no anyo‘hvrc
in the stain. Quintcilnm, the homo of
Count; 1- llt‘ll'E‘i, id-filllg in Franklin conir
(y, and tho strivido having hm n buriid
in Fuirflcld county, :‘u:v.;;<it:.to a jour-
ney tor tin‘ (Johunhun (-m‘onvr, who gnu:
outside his (mu Ilvrritory for tho first
time to hold :1 loyal inannt.
Improving the Human Starr.
While nmillion son'.- :... :v is saved in
New York cityth/rco; h {in- “SW 1' .. :. ii
lion dollars and tho work of minnow}:
cvangolisis, wins the mzhr ilh‘ ling-
lish pooplo an» 1.1'r‘g..;i'iii;: n ii(>\'ri N'hmun
for tln‘ inzpmvnm uh t‘ {13- human mvv.
Thus in London phil:;ntlmzp}z' will lullk
:Lfli‘l' lid" “11.111111 vyvltlu'n (.t’ ltlllliliillli.
whilv in New Ymi; pl:ih.::<d.in-rs will
nth-rid to maxi'e: spiritual “huts.
It is amnonnw d lyuzirh-i‘z'rizi London
that (M of tho 11;.Loy 1‘.,_'.~',,.1., tor (rim
inviting (gnm‘n Vii zi'rin's i-nnnn'lmiilt-
roia‘n this )1 at has lun thv extrusion
of nun-‘31,}: turns 1; rpm 2- pi opiv. 'l‘hv
solnxm inn: than in? illilllt‘ (‘tllit‘ltltl‘llllit‘
programs under tigonnidalzm‘nftho Duke
of Won’tniiizrta 1‘, int row ”Linn: Arnold
White, "a thiianthropixt and virility»-
1)i!'.‘l“'—-. o tho ruitlvjri‘nm i":;,t".~-—~—wim
dothm )1 that tho N’ilt‘llli‘ will grimly
multiply 112(- until. lh‘ doinainh; an in-
\'(Nti:.zzition into tla- qmuxtion of the to.
produrtion ot' iaintml llYt s and says:
What i4 llillll‘.l of ii not murder nrnvglm-t nl'
suit-Tor»; who huvu vnturml tho \vorld. but to
ohtam partial rontrnl ovor the supply of the
nurturing. Tin- nnn'krd improw-nn-nt- in tho
pity ‘qlln of Fri-Huh and (drawn proplv sim'n
tin-:r adoption of ('llillllliir-Hry military l-‘I'I‘Ylf‘t‘
i~ w rulnni‘lmhh- that own linulllil liumitiil nu-
tlm: um: might well pondrr nvvr tlw xiv-turn»
rntim; nl iiiwr among: wrmiii «land's: of tin ir
own wintry. 'l 111- Fr: in-h mldirrn ot ibi't‘n :iro
vnsllf. superior to tlwir t'utin-rd. ’l'hv fUI‘t i',:n
Ki’lill‘dl" unto tho contrast hotwm-n tho phys-
ir'nl minim-anon of llll‘ runlinontnl nations
and too i'ool‘spm'znliw ln “ho-l: lincland Mike.
(lur .~ unaitc t nsh-ul' lighting nwn. our cult of
.vn Hi and Wuinill‘.) of \i'mkn- w, our hm d-
h n .1 nix-Ln of tin- rural pupillzlliml into
p. dry fan-d tnn‘mmon and our nhwrt’ul do.
pm. 1. um (i: {cud prndm'rd by hvnlthy more
an! pawildo rinrnlm orr matters that am
wot-Lu} abroad with deliuhtvd nnrpriso.
Probably Mr. Whitv iq smoothing of
:1 ”mono. 'l'ilt‘])ll}'>li1|lt‘0f tho Em:~
iit'ldtii’tl m'inpan‘vs favorably with that
ot‘4 Yin l' nations. lint thorn is n t'hani'r
for ll:!p“u\'l‘lllt‘l.i. and wv hope that both
tin Amvrimn and tho English l(it‘illllilj'
lm surrrssi‘ui.
ily tin: any. tho man who Haven :1
wul Hill‘ll minus 2L lung: atop towm‘d saw .
ing .i lost hni)‘. and tho man who Hates
a body mu morally mw tho lord will ,
within it it' ho vhmwm. I
when
mm:
Clauses {or January. [see cards of
1m; month and bulletin for February at
the club. ~
Monday, lot. at :l p. 121.. annual moot-
ing. Reports of officers. report nonliu
noting committee. clootion of oflleere
and nine member-a of the executive
board. ,
Monday. 8th. at S p. m,. “At Home.”
Programme under direction of Mm. G.
Willis White. Exhibit of several hun-
dred rare photographs.
Monday. 153th, at it p. m, "Young
People'u Evening ” Piay under direc-
tion of Miss Mary Kirby Jennings.
Tuesday, 2d. at :l p in , “An After
noon with Browning." ‘ Interpretations
by Mrs. P. W, Norris.
Tuesday, tub, at .‘l p. “ m, an original
sketch, callod "Tho Naoghtieat Day of
MyLife," will be read by Mrs. Helen
Moody, after which there will he an op-
portunity to meet Mrs. Moody. ‘
Tuesday, loth. at 3 p. ni.. Charles}
Batten 'Loom'iéa, author and hninorist,‘
ed stories.
Tuesday, 23d, at :l p Ill , sew ml origi-
nal stories will be read by members of=
the Control club. . ‘
DECISION was RESERVED. l
The Mother and a Brother 0! the Doiendanll
Trsli'y In the Ezekiel Divorce Case. 1
I
Tho first witness, yesterday, in tho,i
Ezekiel divorce (than, on trial in Bridge- 1
port, was Susan Ann Larahoe, mocha-j
of defendant.
and dunghtc-r were livmg at her home i
the year before plaintiff deserted his:3
wife. She told ofcortain acts of cruelty i
by the plaintitl' toward his wife. Uncci
he backed her against :1. wall. Anotherl
time, when his wife was in bedJier babv
not a work old, he threw a vest at horl
head. Witness saw bruises on herl
daughter's body. i
Oliver 8. Lumbee, brother of the do- .3
fondant, testified to swing the husband i
strike his WHO :2 number of tinxcs, and '
one witness saw plaintitf strike his wife 1
with a baseball hit. i
Thom were other witnossos, w host:
testimony was of minor mattvrn.
Tho trialocoupiml all tho [law of tho.
oonlt.
Dilc‘ifiifill was roscrwd until Friday.
Complaints Comparatively Few.
The South Nor-walk Board of Relief:
hold its last. session of the your, y:-.~trr-
day. The Board has had more Visitors
to look up the assossnn-ntx than M'H' two- {
tore, although the complaints hnvo lzmn }
:‘umpurativvly few.
READ". . ..
TH: l
WANT :
COLUMN
TRY I'S.
i
PLUMBING!
; Steam Heat, Water and Hot Air Heating .
i
East End of Washington Street Bring.
)
:
Prompt attention given to all repair uni-“rs.
i
TheNorwalkPattern 8: M’f’g Co.
Two 2 Beautiful
3
.
l
$IOO ' :
PEERLESS
Given Away Free!
()nc ladies’ and one gents.‘
,ON MARCH
With every tiny rents rumivcd, either CASH
SALi-S or moot-y paid on ACCOUNTS, we
nhl give ()Nh' chance
iu‘nntdul 81m: VblIPClS,
TERI).
OUR MUTTO: ,
BEST GOODS AT
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
INORWALK. CONN.
40 and 42 Wall street.
Wheels now on uhihiiiur.
BICYCLES
29th, l897l
mat: for he: mush.
. Buford, Aria... sm‘ '
Silt! said her sondn—law 3
and “ it an lie-tn!“
have." J. F. Umpire“. numb-ant
Diwmmyie ' hot
it never faith. am
inumption, coughs
and» mine.
been tried for
today stands at the head.
appoints. Free trial bottles at R H
leeted’s drug store, South Norwalk.
., W.-.“ m. ”F... W. ..
Electric BitterEIA
{niece-is Bitters la a médicine suited
perhaps more gener-
for any mason, but
ally needed when the languid, exhaust
ed feeling,r prowl)!” when the liver is
bound and sluggiéh‘and the noted of a
A prompt
mcdioine has often averted
long and porhaps fatal bilious fevers
surely in
the system
tonic and clinr’ctive is felt.
use of this
No medicine will not more
in counteracting and freeing
from malarial 1.015021.
gontion, constipation.
Electric Bittm’s.
bottle at It. ll. I’loisted’s drug store.
nominatikao ''''
Hezulaoho, indi
The best move in the world for cure,
bruises, Boron, ulcers, salt rhenm, {over
‘ some, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
will give one or more original nnpnblish- ; 001115, and “11 Skill eruptions, and posi-
‘1 tivoly cures piles. or no pay required.
, It is guarantoed to giro perfect satisfac-
i tion or money refund/ed, Price 25 cents
per box. E. P. Weed and G. (2. Stillaou
Una Way to be floppy
ls tonttmul to the comforts of Your family
1rmontionoot'tiwm l‘ittl‘il a U0" or L
laugh
null on (ion. (.3 Stilloon. Folllh Norwulk
and Edward 1'. Wood. Nurwatk. «oh» ugontn.
and g9!’ It trial butt)" of Uttu‘u i‘lll‘o. tlm grout
Horvnnn llnuwd‘y. Free. to wow that wo haw
usurp (him in!” (indighamnd nil, dleznmw H
Um ’Hm‘vitami Lorna. Lat-go 5mm hm: am
‘25".
dizziness yield to
Fifty coats and $1 per
mm '
let I
of
:“Dr. King's New ‘
in” ointmed for it;
is a flare cure for 0011'
I cannot
say enough for its merits." Dr. King's
New Diwsovery {or oonmmption, coughs
and Golda is not a esporirnont. [It has
nquarmr of a centhry.and
It never die.
.
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I
ENTER]?! [NM/EN 'I’b‘.
LOCKWOOD’S HALL,
Norwalk.
MondayEwwvériingfeb I
(somdtfonmrl hytl‘u'
OLLIE
TORBETT
CONCERT
CO.
Inrlndinu thn tum-my
; Lutteman Quartett ‘"‘”""l.;ff.j;j§j“““"'
'i‘ii'koti. to- in hiding rorwrwd smut. l'oi' solo '
lur ttloiulmmina'» 1mm Ht-u'u, huvwrr‘k and
l’lziidtni'a South Nui'\s..lk. t'oni' rt :1! m5
2.41 1w
nonwiik' OPERA House
F.\‘v".l\ll'l‘i‘illil.L. - ~ Mainland.
iMonday, February lst
El). ii. Rl 'Sil'h‘
E x c e I S! o r !
SPECTACULAR Ck).
Magnificent
Scenery,
(i orgoom i
Costumes.
A Dream ni‘i’nir Women and
“(Try Mon.
M-ah :U ‘\t’l‘ll"t
.n ti 'l" min»: H's.
l‘l'l'W" .ldt‘, :"d'l'. . "
HOYT’S THEATRE
Friday, Jan. 29.
First American '1 our of LEON
HERRninnm
1‘liu- nulv ulll‘i‘rewnl‘ lo Ilvimmim tho lilt'dl
in his :iw «up Arlin- untortaunm-nt,
IRTH,
AGI-fi.
VSTERY.
i(Adelaide Herrmanni
in tho twwihlvrinu s1 whwulnr damn-H.
"l.’l'lroilo do Null,"
“imp Rayon do sol vii."
"La [Limo dn \‘vsnvins."
“'i‘hi- Lily of tho Uriont."
1‘: I'm.» ‘17“. .'v -' ‘u
. -- . it. ‘4
l. d3. umi l’ituh n'~.
. . .t- on mils-Ill lidl“
Turkey Supper!
At South Norwnlk Congrcg'itionad
Chou h. .
FOR 35 Cantu.
:TUESDAY EVE'G, FEBRUARY 2
lSupper s: mtd {ruins 3010 9 p m I
Come and have a an ad lime and
in ip lo bu‘j‘ mu "CW "MW“
on BOT“ (if those
lil’llifv GUARAN~
lorlho Nora
rowan PRICES :.
Booth .‘s'rlrwoik. and P2.
iomllmg drunuM-s. un- thc Wk? anemia und n‘re
momma“ «an . Lot :3 wk .
mondtrr mics tram It I i MW
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
, 08 Washington .00“.
o. Hon-um.
Residence. Moheokemo Hotel
on? i
From so. to Sen.
Arm Fund 5- .‘h-dluinu IMPHH'F (ts-my Kim!
IN Immwn [rum “if" in «on Mill
_ if you how khllwy, “var or blood
murder. hull-4min .n. mmutlpatlun. lwmluvhn,
its spm'itlv'will "or“, \‘nll (1. Million".
1| Wood. Not-walk, tit"
"KIN-y
""T‘Norucm” , w
I harr- Inlt‘rllnwd the m‘houmlr Homo-I-
mul hereby give notice that i will prow-
cnte to the hill ”tent. at tlw law all poi-4
suns who mmrnlt any Iloprmlmimm or
take anything from mid wand.
leAl' nAnnm.
South Xerwulk, January 21, um. 12”: ‘JL
a Business
FRINGIPLES.
In
en“
! ”Hut
m TH
This week we shall cut into all
winter stock.
JACKETS. i
There is no need of wiaaring a jaokotl
that is three or four years out of style-
when you can buy a good one for $3.50.
All jackets at half prim.
Black bouolo jackets. $33.50.
Irish frieze, fancy lmnclo and black
bouclo jackets, $5.75.
All $10 50,:itltl 5t) and $1~L5tl jackets, lIl
kersoy. and bonnie, all at ono prizo.$7..»0.
All our host jackets that “Ni"! 5,515 to
$18. all will go at one price, $.50.
Children's jucku-ts, from We to $5.00.
01] R MUSLI N UNDERWEAR.
N»,
is the inmost
and host m‘vr
shown outeido
of NY. livery
box is nx-w. Ev»
wry gnrmontis
now. No old
stock to work
all, ovr-i'y piano
bought for (his
mire, and inns-
liu lower than
it over w:i-1ho~
CAI’ES.
All $3 00 and $6 ()0 capes marked, to
close out. $3.00.
Plush capes that were $11.98 will go
at $6 50. '
GRANITE IRON WARE.
2 qt. tea or cotton pot, 280'.
ll qt. tea or coffee pot. 340.
.l at. coffee pots, :lUc. ‘
6 qt. covered sauce pan, 39c.
:35 qt. lipped preserving kettle, lie.
2 qt. lipped sauce pan, 100.
2 qt. pudding pan. “)0.
t3 qt. pudding pan. 29c.
Japancd cozd show-is, long handle, ~10
each. '
Copper bottom wash boilers, 53c.
Zinc wash boards, 100.
Large size coal sieves, Io.
Crumb tray and scraper, tic.
Jolly pans, 5c.
Wash basins, 150.
Broad plum, lilo.
(linger broad pans, loo.
Covered sauce pans, lilo.
‘
fore. It is a
good time tol
\\ "£112
DU.“ ism.) (.IUI dirt. .
January is the month I»: buy youri
spring stool: of muslin andlinon. Why? i
inmost! tho milir; always unload thou";
stocks at this rim", and our syndicato'
hnynrs takv :nlvantngo of rho lllul‘iivL:
l l lhiblozn'im‘l Ititlfilill,
twt llntdoarln'd nun-film,
l~l llhan-hud standard minis,
R l Blew-ind standard goods,
”i:
ii 3'il! 3
130
NIGHT ( MWNS.
new ones this H8390“, “in.
(towns, from lilo to $2.35. -
i
Something given away at half or i
to make business.
SKIRTS.
Bosrodi‘s’TOR
NORWALK. 00"". N. Y. OFFIGE. «z BROADWAW
January is a dull month in the Dry Goods business, but we always strive to make it a busy one.
only one wayto do it, that is to give bargains that our customers Will appreciate,
and that will be an incentive tJ‘promote early buying.
E GREAT new room.
l
i
Extra wide, drop Hamburg, the same ‘
LINENS.
Ono-half bloaohed damask. 2.30 to (We. '
Full blonclxed damask. not; to $1 on
Mon'H unlaundt‘red shirts, 5th quality,
threw for 551.
bar ling? nndrep Tart last season lid made; for this sale, We. T
! Skirts from 250 to $2.50 each.
I
i
i
DRESS GOODS.
There is
This in our pot department, we sell
fine dress goods cheaper in this depart-
ment than you can buy the same of any
New York house.
:30 in. black, navy and green crepe
diagonal. sold by us all season for $1, to
:clowu at 50c.
.50 in. Homo in black, navy, green and
:ilc.
season for 50o, this sale 25c.
tin-own, sold by no at 500, for this sale
50 in, all wool snitinge. sold by us, all
it) in. black mohair figures, sold by us
all Henson for this, for this sale 250.
- H WliRAWERS.
Fn an 2.7m to 75¢ per pair.
. .,.M..._._._.__...._._ _.. .._..____.
CORSET COVERS.
From ho to 7.30.
Man's night shirts, tinishod with pearl Take “ I‘J‘k’k at this white show. it
fur $l
mom) yards of ribbons. H)ll.lllllil(7llll‘~
in huttonmcut extra long and full, three “"11 repay 37””
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or‘.» iomnants, at onwhalt‘ regular prions .
:——nll widths and colors.
For Saturday and Mt'mday, ladios'
over shown in the county.
Tl )WELS.
The greatest variety
.7; dorm: towels, huck, damask, lllllll~
,stiiuhwd, knotted fringes and hemmed.
The same grad» last Shawn. $1.25: the fast- hlaok stockings, Iluilbh‘ sole, extra ’l‘l.vy are for people that use fine towels.
spliced heel and toe, Worth ltlu per pair, 'Novrr has mm of those towels been sold
gloss than 5i)c;foi'ti1i5 salv, 250 each.
“21.10..
I
ess than half price in our kitchen department every day this week jus
THE NORWMK BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk,“Ct.
The Acm
,Not How
QUALiT
4 Pounds of Our Fancy Gilt
Butter, fresh made each
HAVE THE
Is a precept ‘asiiy 'arricd out by our patrons.
"misc every article we sell is the best to be bad. They can’t help savmg
because they would have to pay more for the same
NEW YORK"
{Donovan Building,
HELLO, 58-2
Great Attraction at Our
e of Perfection. . . . .
Cheap, But How Good.
That's the consideration.
price is within the reach of all.
Edge Creamery
week, for $1.
article elsewhere.
Magnolia (Jnni‘lvnsed Milk, per can, To English Walnuts, per lb, 11).:
Medium 159mm, per quart, on M vad Nata, all now, too
Marrow Boone. " “ to Hold Dost. per pkg., l m
Lima nouns, " “ Mo Walter Baker's Coon. l~2 lb hot, 301:
(Drum l’mw. ” ” Bu l'uttijnhn's ilmukt'ast Food, pkg. Mn
“Mir Peas. " " 7o 7 hora Bahtiitt'e Soup, 51.?!“
Emuneline. per box. do 7 bars Ktrkman's Borax Soup. 2;”:
Sperry a. Barnea' Hhonldur. ii). to it the Boot Lllfll, 2:30,
Best Soda Cradlwl'fl, pct 1b.: Ix: 4 " Good Lord, 200
I I I H D I I
. . . . . ALLNEWGOODS. . . .
Sugar 5|.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Washington Street, South Norwalk, 0t.
'ir YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
to 11:. Host Buckwheat Floor,
it lbs. Bust. Rolled Unto.
it cans 'l‘onmtmm,
at “ (lood (Zorn
:i ” Pumpkin
7 ll). ”Gilt lot-Arch
Mood H, or Jonm’ Flour, Bag,
.i gala. Kori‘mone Oil,
H pknn. ”1774:" Powder,
23 pounds best Granulated Sugar for $1.00.
GROCERY co.
Store!
We have the finest Canned Corn. To-
matoes, Succotash and all other vegetables in the world.
23 Pounds Standard Granulated
()ar Coffee arc the finest; so say those who come from miles around to obtain it. Rich, mild Cheese. Fancy
fresh Eggs Daily. We give you better value for your money than any store in Norwalk.
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
.. . .. ”Regular. . . ..
" ”'5‘“
They can'thclp spending wisely, be-
250
25!:
250
an:
200
250
700
«to:
250
South Norwalk.
8‘ AND 11 MAIN ITIIIT, NORWALK.
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Norwalk Chronicler