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7‘” 'mununio. inn. ' '
Mfim'flounhu
-- 9 “Much.
,flimunulmoum
lull-tumult». Manna
m'mdm tor ins.
._ 'W commu-
‘ : One month. no: tin-on
l ”manicure-rm.
”Wmnmhhwd
at»! me. you will cooler n
Wading «bringing it
. hoxmthooonvenlenoo or those
. 7 henltmotnomorothormt-
hi undetthuntnnoeto Thosentl-
/ Windlass-bend-
m WING 3mm.
South Norah. Conn.
w
, . Sentinel has a Circulation
. 1M 0! Nor-walk and it: .“uburba
L ,UomidcrablyJMn ”M Combimd
' of the other Title Local Dail-
Our hm Roma in ulwam open to
t.
m cannot be guaranteed the
”O thy copy is handed in. Every reu-
‘ H “on will be made to accommo-
. but changes cannot be in-
" upon us a right unless copy is sent
'. ’ 3 o’clock in the afternoon of the
n the change is desired.
’l'el hone Guilt.
09, $8.
0
ms. 93-3.
619...“...
0
, York Herald Weather Forecast
”The weather today proiniaes to liefuir to
mfllyclondynnd slightly ("llllBl‘, followed by
increasing cloudiness rind snow or rninJho
counts. Tomorrow it promisca to ho cloudy
" Ind dlzhtly warmer. with snow Mid ruin. [ms-
' Jill” followed by clearing at night.
’ 4'."-
but
1' Sun rises i Sun sols nighti-le Lowti-le
5:00 6:24 7 :53 inn-i
my.-. m. . ..
Thermometer Record.
ll hoot point of the thermometer for
. e v-{ourhonrs ending at nmn today
' 31
e
decrees above zero: lowest. 17 degrees
i
I,
”nature Almanac for Tomorrow:
ulrnsr MISSIONARY mu.
Willing All-day Exercises allhe Norwalk
Church.
Yesterday was missionary 11in ill, ”it".
horwulk Biptist church. TIn- exercises
commenced at 2.3) o‘clock, whmx n
woman's meeting was bold in the loot—
urn-room. Interesting papers upon the
-work accomplished by missionarios in
JIpln. China, India, Africa iiiid smaller
centers were read by members of the
leles‘ Foreign Missionary society.
AH} o'clockcumc llC‘dll to ten, and
l for in hour the church people rogalrd
‘ M quite largely at tended.
thermolves with choice odiblos.
In the evening, beginning at 7:15»
o'clock, n missionary rnlly was held,
'l‘ll'l princi-
llll feature of this mooring was :1" inivr-
‘ 'mg address by tho pastor. n-v. I“ I5.
39W“, upon "Tho l’olitioiil llllll (Joni-
mfll Aspects of Foreign Missions "
m was excellent singing by Ill"
choir. composed of Mr. and Mri. Donny
, I
In“. Mn. Elwurd fl, Aiken. lI-inry .I.
W and Mr. Coupon. Missiounry
”in! were sung by the choir nod con-
muion. '
m F. Kippio's Lawyers Will Appeal to tho
Supreme Court.
rl'lhoniua 1". Kippie has one Sillilll
Cm left for life. His attorneys. J
filmy Tnttlo iilid ltichiird Tylltil', lmvv
W to take their motion for ii. new
in trial, which was overruled by Judgi-
Emilee, to the Supreme Court.
The motion asks thut the verdict oi
the jury be set aside and u new trial be
granted. The testimony us to the pris-
, M'ulnnitydiis ulloged horm’liturytaunts.
w
and his indulgence in xi‘mhol worl- nil
”t lorth. but tho meat of the motion
was contained in the last paragraph.
“Molt alleged that tliujury hull bm-u iii-
Nahuatl and prejudiced by statements
' m by State Attorni-y Waillinm‘i in tho
g mama and within ln'nrinuof tlin jury,
‘1' 'Wiltod by Judge lilydnnbnrn. iiiid
dulng‘thu trial and whilo on tho stnnd
nullown.
The arguments before Judge J’rontim
Wednesday were very brief. Tho mo
lion will probably be lilltml up within it
'foyf‘dsys
, . Colonel Sheridan’s Vim.
It innndemttxxl that. the visit of (.‘ob
Ml Janice Hill'l’lllllll In ()onipuny I),
Might, will be nminly for tho purposn
videvlsiuu nonw muuim whereby the
may will noiimvom bore-munit-
dfld. It will be remembered that ()up-
w A. J. Wilcoxsmi forwarded to tho
”O'Kfiflel‘fllltllll|lplit7ltlllill for tho
‘ we of several men of tho com-
”lol‘ the benefit of the service."
him II‘Oolng On lonlgnl. ,.
mum (Julio. A. U K or M. (3..
WNMNhln.
m illicit of St. Paul‘s chm-vb will
I
‘ . Commander-y. I'nilcd Order
“olden Units, will moi-t.
. . waninn's Foreign Mimiunary
if the florwulk Methodist church
‘ . at tho patronage.
Gondola, Louise and Stella Austin and
Vlad» possibly bemmiuz dangerous on the ,
: on (Jontciitnrynt Island.
I It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
I tend to do good or money refunded. For
l’l‘i'y Electric Bitters as n rmnmly for
. :uid get relief. This medicine has boon
\i‘ ‘
Mr. Hid 1100i)”. of W103. L.
1.. m guests of Ilia: kph-in. Mandela
avenue. ‘
Dorian seems to be developing remark.
able thorny tools. Another club to
«11¢me was formed lust Fri-
dny. and is to bo'known u" the Matinee
Shakespeare club. Its members are all
young indies. and it in to meet Friday
afternoon. It in 00de of nine moni-
bm at present. among whom are Misses
Helen Momhonse. Stella Fools. Helen
Georgia and Anna Whitney. The next
meeting will be held ut the home of Mien
Helen Morehuniemcxt Friday afternoon.
When "The Taming of the Shrew" will
be taken up for study.
Captain Sands Sellock has returned
home from New York, where he uttendo
cdthe reception of Morton command.
cry ut Lyceum Hull.
Clarence Scoileld is putting a show
window in Charles (3., Wuterbnry's
building, which is to be occupied next
week, by Stephen Lockwood, as u butter,
cheese and egg storo. His son, Andrew,
from Norwulk, will assist him.
Thomas P. Cave. Jr.. is having an
uddition put on his ri-sidencc in Main
street. James Unrrignn is doing the
Work. '
Georgi: Smith has instituted proceed-
ings to recover $2,000, with interest at
ll per cent. for two years, from the (Jen.
ter school district. It is probablc that
proimly in the district Will be lit-
ruched. today, to cover the claim. Mr.
Smith claims to have written several
letters to Uomniittecmnu William J.
Fleming regarding the loan, but llilS
never received it roply. ‘
ROWAYTON.
lilrs. (.ii'oi‘gc Uriiwford is seriously ill
of pneumonia.
Mrs. Alice Deiiii Ward, of New York.
spent yesterday at lll‘l‘ summer i'mideiico
Bucklin’s Arnie: Salve
The best solve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, suit rhonm, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands. cliilblnins.
coma, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. E. P. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
, There is’NoInino So (land.
There is nothing just as good as In:
King‘s Now Discovery for consumption.
Gill tlisundcolds, sodcmnnd it and do
not. permit thetli‘fllt‘l‘ to sell you sonic,
substitute. Ho will not cliiini there in“
anything better. but in order to lllilkc.
more profit he may claim something also i
to be just no good. You wont Dr
King’s New Discovery because you know
it. to bcsnfo and reliable, and autumn
coughs. colds, consumption iiiid for all
infections of throat-,chcist and lungs, there
is nothing so good its is Dr. King’s New
Discovery. Trial bottles free at It. ll.
l’liiistcd‘s drug store. South. Norwnlk.
Regular sizo 50c and $1.
Constipnlion in its worst forms, dys-
pollihlat, sick liciidncho. bilionsness nnd
drizlnuvmont of tho liwr are readily
(-urwlbv David’s liiltlo I‘lnrly Risors.
'l‘ln-sn littlo pills never gripe. Siniill pill.
null» pill. best pill. G. l. Stillson and E
l'. Wood.
Did You Ever V
your troubles? If not. get u bottle now
found to be peculiarly ndnptrd to tho rc-
lilsf and cure of all Fl'llllllfl ('oinpliiiuts.
(lXt‘l‘Illllt n wondort‘ul diroct influence in
giving strength uud tone to the organs.
if you how Loss of Appetite. Constipa-
tion. lfviulnrbo. Fainting Spoils, or urn
Nervous. Sleepless. I‘Ixi-itnblc. Mullin-
i-holy or troubled with Dizzy Spells, Elev-
ti'ivllittvrs in tho iiiediniiin you iwml.
lll‘u unitiniumnd trniiutviiltli undill-byh
its use. 'l‘ii'iy vents. .uid$l.i)0 nt Stls‘ll
son's ltllll W'itvd's nlnri's.
Uhicoril, l’ai.. "llerridf’ Iliclim-d
Vensol reports (liic Minnlv Cough (.‘iim
tho grmilcst success of medical science.
Ho told us lhut it cnrodhis wholct'uinily
of lerriblo coughs und colds. after all
so-i-nlled cnros bud {nib-d oiitircly. Mr
Vciisol said it moistod his children
through in very bud tinge of intrusion
ilno Minutu (.‘ouyzh (Jiim innkvs expou-
mi'ntion very easy ninl rnpld. G. C.
rltiilson and E. 1’. Wood.
'l‘il 'l'lll'l llllAllll Ul" (‘lll'N'l'Y ('i),\l~
MISSIUNEIIH li'llll li'.r\llll~‘lldl.ll
(_3Iil'.\"l‘l'.
l lll‘l'l’lll‘ dimly for :i llI'I'lll-lll in 80” M".
l.ii-.:rr ill-or. IIIiinu Winn rind I‘nii-r III N”
liby IH'MIIW. 'l'ou'ti of Norn‘nlk. My
pinni- of bimini-w is uni. im-nii-«I within 'Jllil
l'i-i-I. in n dirm-i. lino of II. I‘liiiri-Ii l'lviilln- or
Public Srhmil bomw. or the pi'r‘iiiim-s your»
mining tin-row, or any pmlmlliuv or pub-
lir libi'nry.
lliilird Ill Nnt‘wulk, this 'JIli do)! of I’i‘lr
runi'y. .\. ll., Ih‘lli.
lililli'lli'l‘ HICNI'IIJ'Z.
Appliriiiit.
Wu. llll' iiririi-i'uiiziivll. vlwmr» nnri lint
nnwrs. Il'l ylullnmi by low, of tho. 'I'uwn ul'
Nni'wnlk. bvi'oby i'iidui‘i-Ihuuymlii-nlion of
”in :iimi'oimmi-d ltohori Hr-npilc fur
~m'b livnnw:
llnind nl. Norwulk. this lith ibiy of Pub
rimry. A. 1).. WW.
JAMES HMI I'll,
I‘. A. llllIIWN.
\\'.\l. .l, \l‘ldlfldi‘l',
.IllIIN WICIH‘IIEI l‘.
illlllIAllI) I’. lJUNIA‘.
l In-reby certify that the- "burn Imllll'll
ondorsvr» nroulnrtorn nod tux purl-rs. nu
iii-lined by Iriw. of tho Town of Norn‘nlk.
Ilnled ut Noi‘wnlk, this lLli «lily of Fol»
ruory. A. It, lslIT.
ill'llllllllll’l‘ ll. SMITH.
'l'own "lurk.
lN'l‘llIC’l‘ til? NllllWAl.K.HH.. I‘ll l ' 2
l) ifliliil'l‘; Fobrunrs- ii. A. I).. comm A N
Fabric of Emma lib/31w. Iiitcioi Norwulu
In mild district. 'll‘I’PlM :
lirdowl. 'l‘bnt the Administrator or
his ndmlnlslrntlun nwmint t l
my“ mum for nibiisiinent. ut the I‘m-
buin Hill-*0 In Normdkmn Ilin 24th iluyof lion"
mo, ut'ln't'llit'k niicrnunii: and that oil w-rv
nuns hilt-routed in mild nstolo may be nominal
timrmrmlw Aflllll'llNINIlllr will i'tillmlllllfl order
in lm published in u Ilnweymyu-rIm'vlnmi corp".
iiitlun in mild «Hulda-tum yumtu nonv thereof
ilflHtDHlflIi post in siilrl .Vni'wuilt limited the
”up... Wyn-mpnulmsr-iwul hint ilWl‘lI nt Mist
rlnn days IIPUI‘P sold with tiny of February.
m.
[1‘1 llIL'll
Glove-ntdugl’movwhlobwom
mimwwymmmotw
vex-v melt end chateau Marne on
menu. Full and explicit dinetknl
for putting together the meats 1o-
oomnnnymhmmrn
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”Ell-Ladlea' Five-Gated sum.
HINTS BY MAY MANTOR.
An exceedingly stylish and, gmcofnl‘
niodolisliercgivcn, showing the latest;
untin u liidies' five gored skirt. As:
represented it is made of novelty goods;
with on intorlining of linircloth to the;
l‘lepih of ten inches, which can be omit-
ted,howover, in preference to it petti-
cout worn benuuth the dress skirt, in
which reeds are fastened across the back 2
breudtlis, extending the skirt gracefully 5
according to the present taste. The}
skirt is cut with it narrow front gore (u 3’
feature that is generally becoming) a,
wide single. side gore and two buck gums i
that are urriinged lit the trip in two:
buckwnrd turning pliiits at. ouch side of
tho center-buck, where the placket is
finished. The mode i»; adopted in all,
sunsoniiblo fabrics. includingcloth, some .
or silk and mny be plainly completed, or '
lléCtll‘JltXl iii iiiiy preferred manner with ‘
velvet ribbon, narrow llouuces or flat
bands of jut, bi'iiid or galooii. as there is ,
it growing tendency to trim niziny of the
newer skirts. ;
To multctliis skirt for :i lady in the
medium size will require four and one— 3
half yards of forty-four inch wnlo iii.i- .
tl'i‘iul. Tlll‘ puttcrii, No. 61ml, isitnt in
sirws for u '33, 2i. :36. 28 undHo-inch
waist llll'flillrl‘. :iiid retails for thirty .
cents 2
EVENING sacrum. ‘
coll-on.
lfinililinu to nun pattern any size of No.
om
lot this out. iii In our mime and. mldrms
uni run. I or take It to i
'Sturtqnnt'u Bargain Noun
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ADDRESS .........,._.N., i
PATTERN No. rm. suit: wwm
This coupon and 12 cents will secure
shove pattern at Sturtevunt's. North Main
and Ann streets. South Norwulk.
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G 00 88 In I
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'l‘iw lvgul voterslif the South Norwnlk ‘
l'uioii School District. arc lllfl‘l'l)y iiolillmi
iiiid WIH'Ill‘ll that n Spot-iii! film-tint: of Mild
district Will be held lit the li‘runkliu street
whim] liirIHt'.(lIl \\'l-iliw.~iiluy, February
17th, WIT, ut No'l-lork p. in.. l'or lllt‘ put
plhl‘ul Iixinu upon one oi flll' following
pin-cu (II properly IH II silo for ii new
whonl house for ll public N‘lllllll iti
Mild lllsirll‘i. to wit; l'liut l-t-rlziiu pin-i-
or partial of lilllll know" me the I'll" int.
sitimiml nu llll‘ (’llrlll‘l‘ of Franklin nmi
I'liiv siren-is. Ill iii» 44in of Suiilli .\'nr-
\\'Illl\‘.1llllllr'lllliill‘lllllll'llll'l‘l)’liyillt'llvw
llouw, ,w I'Illll'll, whim-1y .by l“l‘i|llhllll
yin-oi, soul llt‘l‘ly bv (‘l.i_\' ‘-ll'l'l‘l. iiml “'I‘hl
vrIy ll'.' Inmi of Polar l. ('niiiiingliiim;
IIlHl liinl l'l‘l‘lillll lot Hlillillt'll on lllt‘ mriinr
of South .\liiiii ninl ('mn-iril slrm'la. in
will rily niid (llhil'lVl. brimming to llw
Muir? minim llllll lniimlmi lllll‘llll'l'lY by
(:oiii' d sin-m. muirrlv by South .\liiiiil
Nlrm- . nuilllwi'ly by lumi of ("lilit' ni|
lmwriiii-i- .\lvl‘liiro,
driveway or lune. iind
lot. hllllltlt‘ll on tho HH'IH'I" of hair i
livid Itl't'lllil' nnd I'vdiir nirri'l, in snid
lily of South Norniilk, lwlnugiiiu to
Iieoi'uMV.(‘iii'rnlL null bounded lllll'illl‘l‘l)’
by I‘mlnr lel‘t'l. unnlvriy by bind of Gould
and Anwlii '“melr, suiiilwrly by bind
of Wnrri-iil . Minus. ltlill u'i-sini'iy by l“uir
livid nvrnue. iiiid in civic :i two-thirds vole
l'lllllllll lw Illlltlllll‘ll in furor of filly (inn of
mud nilran niiiki-niipliml ion in I be ~t‘lltMlI
visitor-i oi iii. inljoining town to II,\
upon it ~ili- nrmrdinx in tho nintulv in
«unlinvuui- iiimli- illlll providi-d: illlll tn
nullmrizuthv piirvlmw or minb-niiiniloii
of tiny hilv- which mu) l‘l! flu-d upon. nud
to Illltkt‘llll iippruyiriuliun In pm: for tho
Mlllll': “ml to IUIlllHl’th,‘ lbi- i-ri-clinn of ill!
l‘lLtlIl- room mldition to ilw ill't'hl‘ill Frnult
llll sli'vctm-hool building; uml l'i niilho
rm- the b li'rowiiiu of uny sum or aunts of
money which inuy lil' npprnnriutml for
run; of the [IIII'IIUM‘H ”furl-Milli: (Hill to
immoral. My other busiuvm propcr to
be- brought lwfnrc mild mm-tiriiz.
llutednl Hoiilli Nurwnlk, l-‘obriini-y II.
iii“.
A. lll..\N(fII.\IIIl
.illllN ll. lillill'i‘.
M.\'l."l‘l| E W I‘llltllld'l'l‘.
lliutrict (‘oniinlttfmu
mu! \\'t'.~lt'l‘l)’ byl
flint t't'l‘lilllli
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NORWALK OPERA HOUSE
F.W.Ml']‘(!llELI.. - - ltiuiinizor.
Uno Holld Wonk.
Commencing, Mon. Feb. 25
GEORGE A. HILL'S
Standard Theatroco.
The ('iuirmiinr Actress.
ionisi: atoms,
and a complete company in a series
of new and original plays.
Miiincc Saturday fill, 2 (yo.
Admission roc, soc, and 30c.
New play every night
Special inducements to ladies
and children the opening night
ticccard.
The Fast
Mail. ‘
m trial» will. 1'
annoy lflh‘l’ on “our." at
c‘onfounil'the SO liltnlllml’lacno wi . one (ll 3
siuular sounding; nm of a chap grade.
Our name I ls—-
KIWI mini tunic ”8-155 . mu m
FAC'I'ORIES. cor. Thilli’liv. 8: a z .
and Astoria. I... l—lrlond for 1‘:
=VVatch"
Thus
' Spacel
7w...“
Fonycle and
Hardware
Co.
NOTICE OF OPENING
HEREAFTER.
ENTER’I‘A lNMEN’I‘S.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
Friday, February I2.
LINCOLN .lpCAR'l‘liR'S
Grand Scenic Production
Ill acts of special sroiivry. Flight of
the lost mull. N iugurii falls by moon-r
light. with boiling mist, l‘ructiciil
working engine. and II freight ours
with illuminated caboose. The Dugo
dirc. Realistic rivvr scone and
stoninlxnit explosion. and other start-
lingolfecis.
l'l‘ll'i‘h’ 231', Mi'. The.
lwl‘s nnd l‘iiiiim‘a
l-IOYT’S TH EATRE
SATURDAV.
FEBRUARY l3th.
.\l:\'1'l,\l1liANDNIHII'P
Firni Illlnélll’illll‘t'.lll'l'ttlll thew refined Irish
i Ulllt'tl‘illia.
CONROV AND FOX.
THE NEW YORK FAVORITES
mm their urimii'ildn mmpuiiy of n‘uyo‘rs
xii Keri iiud llllllWVI‘H in lliv-ir rollioki'nii coup
i-dy Hlli‘l‘tlhfl. _
O’Flarity’s “Vacation.
rum on solo at Plnla.
'I'hn fiiiiiiiml yiluy {il'mlll-‘i‘il in l't‘lll‘m
lleilmul. wholesome Illlll iiyi-to—iluto
A louuli from mm In Ilnis". . .
I-ltilli'mzwi Willi new. hiuh dune snowinltnu.
llosi Iiilluli of ”W M-umii.
l’lllCErl Ti) SUIT THE TIMES.
Night: 33o, .'l'm Illlll ,‘nn‘.
Matinee:
(,‘bIlilri-li. 11w. _
Him-urosnutsiii mliiiim- zit Pluixted'n illlll
Pinimn's stun»,
PE!
”Hormone“
ARION HALL,
Tues. Evening,
Fob. l6, l897,
mull-rlhnhumour-willie
BETIMNY CHAPTER OF THE
WU.“ lN'S GUILD,
Ul" TRINITY l‘ARlSll.
ADMISHIHN - . . . 113,5.
I'Hllilllll'lN ’ - ~ - ’5:-
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win our rnit uilhc linii~ui;‘
' nun ounces:
is HAVING,
WHAT PEOPLE:
WANT.
THE“, sick
AND
oazss GOODS
HOUSE.
THEa~
BOSTON STOR
NORWILN. OONN. N. Y. OFFICE. “2 33°“,le-
New Lawns, ‘ ‘ .
New Dimities.
New Organdies,
New Lappet Mulls,
' New Dress Goods,
New Silks,
New Laces,
New Gloves.
‘ kind of no :idvoriiscinoni,is more than realized in our
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Dress Goods.
10 pieces llll wool mixtures, :36 inches wide, 25V.
30 pieces, till the latest shades and colors, 50c.
13 pieces $1.50 drop d’cte. yum.
l0 pioccs fine broadcloth. 5i inches wide. for tailor suits.
in heliotrope, olive, brown, myrtle, mode, and Muck, $1.0”
Silks.
lll pieces fancy silks for wrist, 23c.
III pieces Iiidiu silk. navy, lioliotropv and block. title.
25 pieces cameo tiifl‘ctns‘, all the shad-v.4 of tho prisni'itic
colors. one. '
:in pieces, all new. for waist.
glove department. We place on sale, Saturday. 3 Cum'
plete new line of spring colors. in ri~biitton since, at $1 per
pair, guaranteed the best dollar glove in America. thnt-
ton and Much mousqnirnire suedcs, in black' Very super-
ior quality, real vuluo, $5! .75; per puir, $1.7m,
Jackets.
We will lI’)[ mrry any im-r, they all must go, no mnttvr
whether thvy cost $10 or $13, .111 Will go at $3.00, *5 rind
$6.30. No other prim-5i.
i Capes.
If» block uupvs, iii If won;- $I .30 to :37, all at our) price, *3.
Children’s Caps. .
(Joining on to spring lbw bubies must have ncwcups.
“or line is the bogus: wo err-r lind. 'lfir- to $2.30.
Ladies’WoolenWaists.
Gray, nuvyiiiid block, all wml $1325, with or without
white ('i'll‘dl'. Navy blur and blzu'k svrgos, 13:: 7.0,
You better buy your summer muslin underwear now.
Tho-variety and prices are right; look ut ours.
Laces.
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We have purchased for this season's trade, illi-‘l are now 5
showing the largest lino of choice blows and colors evor :
sewn in Connecticut. The llll" comprises oriental», silks l
and vulvncicnnes, in whim, crown and butter colors, and E
the prices are guurnntcnd 1-3 loss than regular mine. i
Gloves.
In this department our sales my“ steadily on the immune0
—-—zindllie old saying that n sniisliml oust-mint is the best
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()ur kitchen department is now, as it always has been, complete in all its details. Anyt‘ing you want
at the right price, is the reason our kitchen departmcntis succcsiu‘.
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Our. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Ct.
HELLO 58 2
Don’t Grope in the Dark.
The result of buying and selling in a huphazv‘rd way is well described by the old say1ng,"0nc Blind Mun
Leads Another Into the Ditch."
Follow the crowd and buy your groceries where trade necessitates the purchase of a new stock every few
days. This is the only assurance oi freshness. Big drive this week in jams: ih'l: for large jar. Give the
l’crris hams and boneless baron :1 trial, the best goods produced. The Noriliiicld creamer); butter in half
pound prints. 28c lb or 4 lbs for $1. Sells with 21 rush. Don't use old IIllpUl’lCll bonus, when you can call
here and get new native ssock. Exim iinc California seedless omngns, ,ysi'doz. Will weigh from b‘ to 9 lbs
per dozen. Evaporated peaches. I'ilspllClI'lCS, cherries, our. .y lb; extra line (.‘rlll Edge Creamery lluttcr,
for 3i. 2‘; lbs Standard (irauiiliited Sugar, 53!. How: you ever ll'il'ltfll with us? Look over our stock and
it will be easy for you to decido what to out. Strictly pure goods. lo'vcst possible prices.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Washington Street. South Norwulk, Ct.
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HOYT'S THEATRE
Tuesday, February 25.“
liinn-lliiutrunn-nlul rind “will
CONCERT
BY Tl] I".
Cosmopolitan Concert Go.
Of New York.
Under the Auspiccs of the
Old Well Hook ,and
LlidilchO. '
TICKETS, BO CENTI.
'l'n bonxolmngn l for rnmly'H’tl Hunts ill l‘lnin.
iod'uuml l'liililiu'H «communion’l‘nwdnyl‘ob
runiy llilllillllnd . Nutyml'l'lllllllilwtlll‘liPlH
"on he removed iii nun lliiin. 'I ivilols for sale
by nil tiieinlwrs «no Ill I'lolais-dm ~
o. w. RAYMOND.
Funeral DIre’ctor
and Emhlimor.
ltis YourOwn Faulti, ' 9 ' '
If you do not have any money left; out of your wcck's wages
~ after paying your grocery bill ‘ Iiivo us :1 trial unit-rand we
will prove to your entire SilllslllL‘LlUIl that you will 51ch
., money by dealing With us.
SOME OF OUR MONEY-SAVERS.
l-lpcrry do llnrnos' slionldcrs, lb 7c 7 bin-u Umnc Will» 2:... .lones' b...“ an"... per mg, or”;
best soda cruckcrn. 1b in" I lbs lmnolpus t-mliiqh, 2.7x: i. “illlflllfi horwzno oil, 3:...
Walter Blikt‘l"li CliCoIl. loll) box We 7 lbs host ntnrrh. tho so lbs best bunkwiwat llonr, film
Gold duut p'k‘g’i- lTo Ill lbw rolled oats, ‘sz ‘13 lbs grannintcd sugar, it] on
Special Sale forisaturday. Feb. I3.
Sperry & llnrncs' sugar cured shoulders. lic lb; :llh package of
prepared buckwheat, 8c.
0 ERY CO.’
Donovan Building, - - .
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lilo-idem. nonunion“: Hollie:
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NEW YORK GRO
.. .. . . South Norwulk.
3. AND I? ”All. .TRIIT. NOIWALK.
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