zflw’ Want." "Tom."
advertisements. not exaodlra
twine: nine ulna. we: eh:
_ . notioeulocsllneusch
mam death nation. we
' . . Mulvettlsements
. 'lbli“.
hm ”tin, mall. in advance.
. . _ ,m Otto month. Ice: three
rely month-Jim: one year. t'v"
ameliorates a work. to be paid
n
l"
, ~rm). 91 Washington street.
No in Wa'l street. Norwalk.
alum vale into la the Sentinel
, , km of any nears you will con-
. ‘tolenhonlnc. sondlna or bringing
_ tor the convenience at time
have items alcove or other mat
ll at the entrance to The Stu.
norm ,should in all cases be ad-
trait nvznm‘o BENTINBL. .
. ‘ South Norwalk. C out.
I lane a ('im'nlulion
copy 'is handed in. Every
{HMMill be make to accola-
v . but changes cannot be
1, - Ma nah: unless copy i-
_’b'clttok in the aftcrnoon of
or. the change is tit-sired.
Herald Weather lv‘orccant.
. tad... or mine tobeuenervllv
not y cloudy and Warmer. 'ollow—
a; c’oudlocsa and uombly min
Morrow it proud oz to'partly
lay. with lower temperature and
« by olesrlntr.
”automate- Record.
. point 0! the thermomotor tot
ourhours emtlnz at noon today
. sabove zero:lowest, 51 degree»
. to Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sunsets l llinhtide l Lowtido
6:40 ltlzlll . 4:5:
To the Poles.
important projects of popular ex-
. . are now being planner]. one to
‘ . the other to the south pole.
to the north will be managed
tenant R. E. l’cary. The plans
m The lieutenant is sure that
his Experiences of arctic travel ho .
H ‘ the polo on a third expedition.
‘8 present only one thing lack-
ll the money to conduct tho cxr
Some of those Americans who
balls costing 3250.000 and
houses that cost $1,000,000
.33”!!qu invited to dcvoto tht-ir
‘ ~ H to an enterprisc that if surcrss.
mid make the United Status to; il—
' ' “Spain bi‘t‘llllll‘ in commotion
the discovery of America. A now
was discovered lllllh'l' Spanish
« ' . Let the north polo bu truth
”the munificencc of an Allll‘l’ll'flll
citizen.
time Professor Andrea gives out.
t he will this snitttnter go to thc
_ polo by balloon. \l’c shall bcliovo
Andree intends to start when
- ‘ uclunllycnt loose his strings and
with his balloon into the bluc
It may be nu-ntioncd in
, that Andrcc’s expenses for hi»
mm voyage are paid by King Oscar
0;. 'l
of tho south polar scan and con-
Thc request for two ships for
years. which Dr. John Murray bar
will probably be granted. The
of the British south polar texpcdt
will be more commercial than lit‘i’
~ . The explorers. after thoroughly
w * and charting the seas south of
m south latitude. alro examin-
their products. will endeavor to
boscuth polo itself by'sledging
and ice.
V lEnslund and Norway surpass nit
rclal and scientific enterprise?
Advertising Art.
4&1 the Marcus 0! tho skilled artist .
M taxed to produce simply adver-
' There in more money for an
and industrious wicldcr of
”I pencil in illustrating a bit-y-
bonnet catalogue than in painting
Wow. It in not a reign of do.
in art either. It is a sign that
. ' artist's talcnte are at tho serv-
d the match permit, and that his
ind ldcullty can educate and
the eyes at all.
, .m roster is a marvel 0! col-
and imagination. The lad for
. More ht not a Matteoluuu one.
m u collection tho prevailing
and 1mm» at civilized people
stereo! the nineteenth (ltlllllll'y
and 8.000 yours lwnou. Homo of
' V are munitions. Yet othcrll
Mill cl bountiful and (lithium
IWanship. The rare win
' We! formed a background
lug bounty tor untrwlons
' flitting: Easter lilies. Ucrtalw
‘ nun-r; were there such
and beautilnl color «lit-rte in
' OI It" ‘thlt. A color cram
till “habitable at the north.
50- holes drapery. in flow“.
' M fowl in darling rnln‘
m bu oven invaded
MW!!! and pttrtly
*1 enter black ink that so
‘ ' ~ th- monw um
’ imminent blunder».
a height of 11 feet. Ito-baa a sorter at
and are easily strong enough to beat
to be sacrificed was driven up tht
loaves of the tree to the apex. and tht
su-r \vcrc toucbcd the lcuvos would fly
out or tlnvlutrudct’.
of limit would disappear front bl:
intsscr—hy
«Illinois for growth.
says it has lmcu known to kill lions.
or iig. is tlw Strangler of trons.
on tho brunt-hos.
dirvt-tiott of any obstructions lilt'l with
opy fllet'. got into the light. and cnor
. , More , .
_j In Ila » Forum Kr. William E.
Smyrna gives each an answer to those
who propose to rob Nevada o! bet-state-
bond or ought to make all such ashamed
.9! themrelyeo sud‘nilonce them forever.
So for from having her mineral camps
Cruel: the Ute out ”In” to,
'l‘hreo ol' the moot Gamma. of veg
cltlhlu ”limits the world are .tlu
"cannibal me" 0! Australia. flu
"death" or “grapple plant" or Ioutl
A frlca. nail the ‘Wegetable python," or
Now-2mm.
'l'ho "cannibal tree" grows up in tho
sitapo of a huge pineapple. and attain:
ratio have not even been explored, Mr.
Smytbe says. Besides silver she in rich
in ol iron, l on rant a,
broad. bonrdllke louver. growing ins g d. ' ‘ pper. s t
fringe, at the apex. which forcibly
brlngu to mind a gigantic ~ Central
American agave: and Ibo-to boardllkt
leaves. front 10 to 12 feet in tin
smaller specimens, and trout lb to ill
fact in the larger. hang to the ground
gypsum undo e not other miiicrals
whose deposits h vs only to be worked
to show what they are. Nevada also
‘ furnishes something found nowhere else
on the globe. a natural mineral soot).
excelling any munutuoturcd articlo
known. This is an absolute tact. al-
though eastern people lino ed and re”.
fused to bcliovc it when thd‘substanco
was exhibited at the World’s fair.
Nevada has at least 0,000,000 acres
of lands, which only need irrigation:
such an the farms of Utah, Colorado
and southern California have, to bo-
conic as fruitful as any in those states.
Utah and Colorado have only 2,000,000
acres of cultivatul land. Nevada is so
largo that in the cast it would llll u
rpaco from central Pennsylvania to
Georgia and from Dclawuro bay to
Ohio. And yt-t sonic pcoplo want to ex-
pcl Nevada, with all her splendid pm;-
rjbilities. all her rich. ulltlttl'i‘llljlt'll rc-
ronrccs, from tho Union. llcr atrricuL
the wclght of a man of 140 pounds or
lilot'c. In the ancient times this tree
was worshipped by tho natlvc savages
under the name of the "devll tree." a
part of the interesting wremony balm;
the encrlllce of one of their number to
its all toorcady embrace. 'l‘hc vlctluz
instant the lit)-(.‘llllt‘il pistlln of the innit
together like a trap, crushing: tho lift
ln thlswaytlte
trut- would hold its victim. suppltnrhis
vitalitv and life, until ovcry ~-pnrtlclt
honors. »
'l‘ln- "grapple plant" is a prostrate
lwrb growing in South Africa. It.-
ttowt-rs arc pttrplc and shaped like tht
English foxglove. its trail has for"
midnhlc limits. and by clinging to any
is. t-onvcyml to ailtluliolir
where its stunt may find suitable- t'tlll-
Sir John Lubbock
nomitropic. llcr climate is pure and
dry, full of sunnhinc tho your around
and extraordinarily healthful.
What, then, in the matter with Neva-
da? She is the hapless victim of circum-
stttnccs. llor curse was the marvelously
rich silver mines that gave her a fatal
boom, then left her to die. Tho owners
The "vcgctnhlc python." which it
known to tin.- naturalist us tho (-lusla.
’l‘he
Sl'Ptltl of the clnsia. being provided
with a pulp and very pleasant to the
tropical birds which food thorium. an
carricd from iron to li’t't' and dvposltml
llcrc gt-tinlnntiot.
lit-gins. 'l‘hc leafy slum slowly riso-
upward. while the roots tlmv. as ll
wcrc, down “to trunk until tbc soil it
I’t‘lll'llt‘tl. licrc and the-rc thcy brunch,
changing their course according: to tin!
and foreigners. They gathered
wcaltlt and spam it in New York. Lon-
don. Paris, anywhere out of the stain
that produced it. and loft Nevada to her
fate. Another reason for Nevada‘s dc-
vlino is found in the tollowiag‘ words of
Mr. Smythc:
tho inlet and outlet of a etatn tho in
dustrial and 4,-otnmrrcinl destinies of
that state an”: to a largo extent moonlit
ltd to the: kcvping of that railroad. "
We may cont-lutlo there it hope for
the battle born state still.
.llcanwhilc from tlu-sc rootlets Ivar)
bronchus hnvt- boon dcwlopvd. whit-h
pushing thwmnclvcs through ”to can
Itmttsly ncm'lcrntt- thcir growth. Now
a uwtmnorphtmis tnkt's plat-v! For the
hitherto soft :tcriul roots lwgitt to hit!"
don and NDl’I'lltl with-r :llltl with-r,
throwing out sitlt- brunt-hos which "on
Jsiahoma is the right unint- fol' tho
state which is to be made by putting
Indian and Oklahoma trrritorits to.
into and anmlizamutc with ouch other. gather into ono conunonwcullh. ()klw
until the “‘lllllt' trm- trimk is bound homo is a bravo old Indian name. It is
in a svrit's of lm‘glllfll' living “Dill“ musical to he or and nlmtsnnt to sneak.
From this time on it is a struggle ut .Tltc Routine-I'll History oi'tltc To“... "I.
lit» and tit-nth lwtwct-n tln- t‘orrst gl ‘ Nor-walk.
ant and tho outwinlug «*lusia. Lint-at: . Under the title of “The History of um
uthh-to- the- two tries to cxmtud and :Town of Norwnllt."a book is MW in
burst ”5' letters. causing tho hark to :preparatlon by this pawn Tlu: work.
bulgv lu-twct-n o-vv-ry tnlct‘lztrlug: but ‘when published, will contain a", his-
snct-vss :tutl fi't‘t'tltllll art- not for ”it i
vaptlvo- tlw. for tho mount-u" t-ltisia um I torical account ”I the town 0f 3“”.an
made its hands vo-l’y humorous and lame” the begtttmng.w1lh 59‘3““! “4‘3"
wltlc. Not allow-«l expansion. tln- il‘l't' ' WC“ ‘0 the 9WD" 0' morn recent 3'9““
soon withors anti dim, and lllt' strait T110 townof iOdlIY. also, Will be fully
glcr in mm expanded into a :l‘t'lll ,described and illustrated: its govern-
llllsll. almost mi Ial'ut‘ an ill" "mus ol quent and public hflldiuggfla "Millin-
lll‘illu'lit’ri tllltl iolltlm- it has rmim-tl. ll ”ans. j" Vill’it‘d intercom and lltl promi-
lfi 5|. il'lllfl't'," ill ”JP \Vlll'lll of \‘t'izl'lll (Dent citizens—everything which pong“.
”0” ”1"” -‘“l~'"""‘ ”mm" totes an essential factor will be found
ibolween its covers. The work is under-
taken byucorpn of writers wall equip-
ped for the service. who guarantee that
the grentestcnro will be used to insure
Firstwd mosquito mouol Ilvt- innit icutnplemuefl and awouracy.
true from malarial poison. l'tttttlntml I In answer toinqniriou on the subject.
llll’ Illlli lilt' salm- l'lYt‘t'l till llllll "5 ll lThB fighting] wishag .0 gm", whom it is
“mil“! ""“lllllml'l' "'l 0 ””1""- “ desired to illustrate biographical tobics
lll’pl'll’t'rl him of patients. and no mind , more fully than had boon provided for.
‘0 to kw'mmrm ‘0“an '0 pm" ,the cost of the extra illustration must be
”2’ his profession. . . . .. I paid for by those lutemtted in tho nub-
ecoud~llw lymph. uhuh llou- ;, ,
through an automatic volw when it meets treated. Boyond '“°h charge “I"!
lunertu its prolmm'is. t-olllttlllh' a mmli 1 that ‘0' 00W“ 0' the “00“: thorn “in he
lied germ of tho malarial it'vm‘. and, iubeolutoly no expense to auyonc.
according to tln- wvllnvttlml law at g The book will be a huudnimc quarto
inoculation. tho hurmluvtlun of Hit ,and will bupnxhuwd with tho pm. of u.
Wonk germ n-lull-l‘x hill-micro. u stilm- ,lustratlonn. DIPOT. pron work lllld billtl-
qucnt attack by tlu- strong noun, “a“. and no “qu will be option! ,0
Third »'l'lw. I'","_'ll"“;’ {MW ”lift”; intake it s cmditablo exposition of all the
m: tiigimit'; l‘x’i‘: ,lll'i'l‘llli‘vlini‘l';;‘.:g,h"1:.ivadm internals of this community, a
and ”an”. Mm" probing. Mi worthy memorinlof The Sentinel. and it
caused it! llllt‘ tlim-olul'xlllon ul' lllt’ Vvalunblorofercncvlmk forrvcrylibrary.
lymph to contact with tlw blood and inugfsstilmpr‘liaftgmm “mm that Tim
llli' muncltltlt' “fort, of Illflvl'llllg ”"5,Httllilllil|'l Humor, "f the Town of
probe. mot-walk" hasuo mam-Mon with any
Fourth-~A tiitmnlllo will ucvcr lnmo't ,othur historical ablioutiou now being
he lancot in u run-sun llul hllit't'lriilllt' ‘oompllod in Fair eltlconnty.
manutlack of malaria. In thin l't'
Solon. of the Mosquito.
There are four truthn rosin-cling the
mosquito which modern science hm
established:
thologlsl. i'l'illtl lliml prove». out only
ill ultorrlng instinct, but that l! m-vt-l'
wounds: uuum-veuarlly. ll» throat-t
are those of a nklllml and huumu not ,
soon. and oven more llltnt‘illfllt. rot :
hopo ol‘ a few hover dub-knits him. nor,
doc» tho malt-diction of his path-at ch ‘
tor him in tho fulllllnu-ut or Id» duly.
Maintain-1', thou. that Ilw pl‘t'wllt'v
of a mosquito in an iurnllildv will" lbul
malaria ht in tho air. and that you arc
expound to it. and whm you in m' that
well known but volt-mu twin or worn
lug, do not trout him as a low but a» a
trlcntl.-»~ llotdou 'l'rauwrlpt.
“w... W w... v.“
(mulled-h.
lint-out cxtmrluwuln by the t’tll’luils at
Portland. 0m. lllll't' t‘ct‘lel l't't-ollm'
lions of a primitive Ham lilt'tl in tho
early days of the thlt'lllvlll-A along tluv
catatonia hirer. when the twltlclllh
is the talk
Inga l
Rose Buahon
A... fl... ..,
t‘omllln llowewilur "dill.
"No. air.” sold the plumb-inn. pinup
curly. "l ucver lost tnon- lllllll null 41
down pelican in my “in.”
“Willi. l‘m unrurlwd." mounted tin
nyniml taco.
”W at mull"
“Mow abllltr to inflict a living on
or, as a In
m I WWW—"Worthlumon
e .
The. WA.
exhaustcd. the mineral resource! 0! No:
total product» tango from tempt-tutu: to
of the richest minus were eastern mt-n‘
the1
meet. "it warm in ntou- tm-nmlt- tlmu,
lllt‘ l‘llOli Illlllt‘tl illlil i'lllwrivm'ml pur : 0U R SP RI N G
l
:CLOTH I NG - -
cannon1 'rtn much“ “not... not
warm” sd't'tififmfwo
similar mum “been
canola
undo.
Our cum I
X“ MI AIKWH “.4“ ll. "It fit
l’hC'l‘OitlEt‘i. our. Third Av. J: i th St. N. Y
and Astoria. L. l.-——tleal ht l7!
m
“Everythingfrotnsneodletcsnsnchor”
I . I
Wire Nails,
t: lbl nails for‘zsc
RUBBER Hosu.
Guaranteed two years.
BICYCLES
$25 to Bloc.
Mixed Paints,
one dollar per gallon.
we are selling I’onltty Wire
rolls (. nly.
+++++M+6+wmivbii+++fiflx
FOR
BEAUTY and ECONOMY
line
H. W. JOHNS’
* _ ,.
Innate-ta» -
LIQUID PAINTS
THE SMNIMRI) PMNIS FOR
SlRllCIURAI. PURPOSIS.
i3?“ FREE BY MAIL W
Illustrated designs of Cottages
. with samples of 56 colors
M FREE BY MAIL "no
fro: Cycle and Hardware
3 Company.
itsovrn NORWALK. CONN.
1
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3
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"\‘l’honowr a single railroad control-l seeeenemeemmnems
Pl’lCcS Always Right.
in spite of the Tucko Grecian war
Netting at 3Ic per lo: feet in full
m'Ffl-l-i-‘F-lfl-+++++fl§flfl++§+m+++
Do You Keep
cleaning.
....,..-»_.._-. . ._.........~v.... .
of tent inllluou lltmloilnrJulil on tho city as
’ Simeon-tit list of Wild, at a city meeting lll‘lil
at Arlon Hall on .‘lfllll'tl'lll slrcet, on tho
'Jtlrtldny of March. trim, also the library
tho
dollar. laid at tho mum time, will he duo
fund payable on tho- llrst day of May. Nil.
'nt which time i will receive» the mine at
Washington
l’etmlty at llw rate of nine do per
cent. a your from May I. l-‘K'JI. will lie
charm-«l on all lllii'i rvnmitimg unpaid on
load tax of mmquartcr will on
’l'nt: :41 \‘HM'I
"rt-ct.
(Hill 1., 02
and nflcrdtlm- l. I‘ll? ‘
lltllll‘lll'l‘ ti. MITCHELL,
Xorwalk.
FRAN
Horse Shoeing l
Ailjultlilll
A. riolmsus‘
Stables.
ll
In rear of Mahackomo Hotel.
The l
Sontlnoll
t. . Mm ,4...“ ”humps... a... -.
of this town.
Priors Right.
!
Plant the roses very deep. not less then three
inches above the grad.
and never out the roots. The demand tor the
role bushes given away by as ha been so
great that we have procured another lot.con-
sitting ot'-~
0"
1 .JMM
called smell: candlciiult. “the thin] lbupwlledlmMm ‘ureltldtt'r <
smells burn as wvil a» noodles. and AWN” “WMHUW‘H'WV“Mn
. . hr. ltlmlly«Scarlettrlugmu.
Ki"? 0" all “Wining mil". ‘ illi’llfl‘r llltsrlee ”"1, i'll'llt' u" Ill "m" m
Intentional). ileum: let-oer norm 0%.va Freersnt.
l'nuntns do litmus-u new llsrlt (“rim-on. extra.
We present one of there bath“ to each custom-
ting souvenir.
“TIM co.
LUSTRINE?
NO, we: SELL IT!
This remark was overheard at a
leadinggrocer's.Housckccpers who
have tried it know that LUSTRl NE
is the best article on earth for ltousc~
if you have never used
it, try a to:cake; all grocers sell it.
NOTICE: City Taxes.
The tnipayt-ru of the t'ity of South Nor
walk are lat'rorliygnotil’iml that the city tax
('ollcctoroftascs olthc (‘in of South
South Sol-walk, Conn, April 17th. Ni}.
n I? i [ll
K PARKER,
South Nor-walk Conn
Have you examined
the line? Can plcasoyou. Patterns Unexr'cllcdf
Styles Correct!
The most complete stock of
Men’s Furnish
Plant in moist locality
NORWALK. CONN. I, t ,
Bicycle elven Away Saturday light, my let. Another my I.
We are. and we havc,\to a great extent, convinced the peeple of the Norwalks that home trade is csscn~
tial to their welfare as it is to ours. for every dollar spent in the Twin Cities is a dollar to your advantage.
How are we convincing them of that fact? By giving them what they want, and only what they want at
prices lower than they can buy the snare goods in New York. The intelligent woman needs no instruction
in the ethics of economy. The banker's w.lc, the school teacher, the merchant's wife as well as the labor-
cr's wile all depend on the citizens of this community for a livelihood. We know of nowindcpcndeut per-
sons. We all live here‘tor to make a living or escape greater taxes. Hence we all depend on one another.
Keep the money in the town, build respectable looking business blocks, city buildings, library, etc . and be
a city in fact as well as name. -
Be Sure and linen Your coupons!
Convincing Offerings For This Week! ,
H»
Silks.
Just removed over seventy-live pieces
of the latest styles in silks
lo pol fancy silks in t-hrismatic clients
for waist and fancy gown linings, title.
15 pcs. rich heavy silks for waists.
that are art, the. .
12 pcs. of Grecfi's best. black India
silk. large tterns for shirts, title.
0 pieces iniug silk, chameleon clients.
25c.
20 pcs. summer silk. in block, navy
and green.24 in. wide, all silk. worth
Gloves. gRuchlng and Collatettes.
Pearl and champagne. with black em- The latest neckwear in two color» and
broide ry. $1. ; plain ruchiua. oollarettes. stock and
Four button black and colored talletas, elinen collars. at glove counters.
006. .
LacecurtaiusandPortieresg Kitchen Department.
‘ 1 car load of oil.Blno Flame and unso-
Wc carry a lame stock at prices that 2
will surprise you compared with New :leneetoves from 3‘99 i0 “9 9"- ,
York prices. - Milk bottles With patent covers. that».
2: l d t' , 1.93. $80: quarts. 90-
woéfi’gé doube ado pct teres 3 ‘; Baokasoka. the 'ureatest cleaner for
w , , l0 pairs rich. heavy chenille portieres, gbaih and laundry, 100 I bottle.
into, this week, 33c. 82.03, worth $3.75. ’5 h ' th P I CI k R
ll pairs extrasize portieres. .75. wort ll 0 0 II ar 0' 00m
Dress Goods. 8,... . . _ P
It is remarkable that we sell so many 25 pairs hottingham lace curtaIQS. ‘; 50 black mohair skirts. perfect fitting,
dresses and the times. so dull. ()ur 10111908”! and Wlfllh. 3 “3. worth ill-ii". 12,75,
great and tlnely selected stock is the 1"_ pairs “WM“! “00"!“ 939°“! 25 fancy mixture skirts. each $3.75.
only explanation. $1.2», worth all 08. , ‘ _ ' 15 black brocade satin skirts, $7.25.
5 pcs. black and brilliant mohair, 500 12 pairs. look 69 need as Insh points. ' IO black brocade on: skirts, $0.98.
per yard. $2.30- worth'83 2"; , 5 ladies‘ suits. Eton jackets. $5 98.
to pcs. of the clobrated Jamestown 301mm lush counts. from #l-lmmlllw 20lndies’ enits.tly frontjacketsfilonti.
suiting», (lilo. . ' 7 ladies' suits, Eton jackets, $12.75.
ll pcs. of fancy colored mohair. 30 in. Iattmgs and Oil Cloths. . 2: ladies' suits. Eton jackets. $20.00.
wide. 25c. , , .
_ ' k oods. We carry tno largest stock of mattings ' '
to? pcv. 0‘ the GUM Medal blue 3 and oil cloths in the country. gs'lk and Lawn Shift “3'53
20 silk waists with white collar. 81.98.
4. 20 pcs. dross pattern-motive two alike. “-500 YOU-r 01 new, flexible mating. 100
n i 11 l. to 41,6 yd' u u u u u 0
a s lit and WO: 3 50 rolls of elastic oil. cloth. not the! g u n “ H h *1; :7”:
00'“! Furnishings. kind that cracks and chips. eat: to 31...”. g 5” dim: percale ifhil'l waists, 500.
50 d in. wash rcal'e shirts, attached ' ' _ 25 (107. lawn shtrt waists, 75c.
and detachable $11M. ace. ‘ Ind” “9°“, . i 100 don. lawn shirt waists. title.
2:. (102, Manhatten shirts. the best Take advantage ofthte sale of , Indra
shirt made in the country. with crushed linens. We ”will" ll hundred pieces at ' Jackots.
. . d bottom, c lllfll'tl attached or a prlcv. ' , ’ _ ,
32.13.?i'éifrzm. ‘ to 1109' white and black at 10c,worth 139.; 10 ladtes' covert Jackets $6.93, worth
flfitloz. stritnr ties. made of silk. 25c. ‘30 " “ " ” “1'2"3. “ 11030.00. _ ‘ ' _
2ft donteok ties, all colorings, 25m. ’30 .. ” " " " lac. “ Etc. 1 loladtcs black diagonal 1sckots.$l.hil.
.50 don tacks. fourvtu~handm puffs and '30 “ “ " ” “ ‘20P. “ 20:. g 15 ladics' covcrt Jackets, $9.75. .
bows, made of superior silk, soc. 20 " “ " “ " 250. " :lllc, In children's jackets. {”335 to $3.50.
The Norwalk Boston, Store,
COR. “All AID'WALL STREETS. NORWALK, 01',
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”Four Easter Thoughts!
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Smell it and desire.
EGGS!
No need to date ours; you
get the date with the
flavor. New—lresh.
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Drink it
and sigh.
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NEW GOODS!
For the lunch baskets. All
picnics made a success if sand-
wich fillers come from our stor
CHANGES!
No seeds in ours; blood orang-
es. Fancy if you like that
kind.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
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You need not patronize our establishment. We are aware ol the fact that that
«lass groceries may be bought at other stores besides ours. llut you will find it
a very dillicultmatterto duplicate our values anywherc also. A low examples
will give you nit idea olwbatwe mean, but you ought to sample the goods to
thoroughly appreciate them.
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Lima Imus. per «mm, no 5 lbs ginger Imps. Win Rutter cured shoulders. per lb.
l'ottiioltn's breaktm loom punkagmm ~ lemon tanker, 2.30 2: lb pail oottoleuo. lliiu
Quaker psnonkc flour. 7.: I cane tomatou. vim lieu tit-estuary butter. lilo lhzlilhtl, u
uhmdded wheat lit-colt. phi. We a call! belted lotus. Wm '49 ll! «ventilated wear. at
Flaked rice. I'k've loo 7 lbs starch. 23v Maud li-tlonr alto m; not but, mo
. NEW YORK, GROCERY CO.
Donovan lodging. ' 7' .
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