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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 30, 1897 · page 8

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a. ‘ moon, at Cleveland,
‘ Henry Waite. of New
Melting fir. and lira. J.
Wuhington attract.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

., of Third avenue, won
We}: thieves. lut night,
hie place being entered,
i fine tawls taken.

”min ht having concrete
hi: cont bins. making at
Mt!

hep been born to Mr. and
Reed. of River View cot:
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in moving to William
_ Second avenue, from John
. Both advertise.

‘ elk Hardware company.
ling. Any bicycle here.

filinrn Weed is moving from
x lie to Fort Point. street.

tum Gun club will hold a
Oil’s Point tomorrow after.

poll Shilling the funeral
in New York city.

' Robert! and family have mov-
l’luunt avenue to the Peck
Ron Point street.

,‘ country eggs. 2'3 for 25." best
'91? 1b., 5 lbs. for $1.00; '32 lbs.
Inger, $1; best flour, fill" bag:
«:-5 lbs. of ginger snaps or lemon
‘ S New York ( trocery (Io.
building.

later it; been ”born to Mr. and
3% Raymond, of Strawberry

e

. BOWAYTON.

~ . Ogden has just placed
film on Thames & Lynch's cot-
g a decided improvement.
tmen are taking gravel from
in front of Lester St. .lohn‘n
. Ind placing it in Main street
Commissioner Edward J. Lad-
fi,ltlp°rintending the work.

.. ,_ rAchlrt relented to St'linghti-
m, after a visit with relatives

regular monthly. meeting of tho
bonrd of the Methodist church
bi held flondny night.

upper will be held in (lnider's
tomorrow night, for the benefit of

Addie Stevens, of llawnytnn, is
fit. Flower hospital in New York,
not “the home 01 her uncle, James
Stevens, in Elm Norwnlk. She will
undergo a surgical operation.

i-u-Wfillnne. Elliot d' (it's entirt- stock
consigned goodv, the host in the
m. will humid for the next In days
winner! when store for 25".. lens tltnn
t tnrer's cut, or 60“,, below n-mtl
WINNIPIUK.

I of the vmtdnynen of the hint»
ore [Wat hit'ycle rider» and
”Mr work dolly. As the mills
Working full time now. an hour
, v . hallowed. Antongthn bicy-
m m Reinhold Shrayt-r. Edward
H. Den Evan: and William
, 131m four were going home
. MMr. 8hrnyer war in the
monomer o'f the old will u
huheen Worn. Wlllt'll di-
rflte nidvvvn‘k to the road.
M tiny! one the tlw road» were

‘ talking quite a nut to this
”tummy“ and Mr. lletulorwn
Miami Mr. Pagan and were
it. may lively lmt‘ll. when
m term! oll' Into the road.
., , of the gutter. lie Willi
' .mea by lit. “underlain. Mr.
mthtotm from hi: wheel to
.. violentlylnnd Mrllmndorm Ill
' W turn not. run dimtly in
lid". and mot also thrown

' . Kr. Shrew: received

mutter. hi: none and feet:
matched and hit: clothing
Modern-en mired no. in-
!» only durum done we» the
“ill handle-bur. Both Wore
‘ min In the “lemon. Mr.
kimono of the warring duh
film inllht.

WI. the onbblrr. llllt
m unlehur note in hit
Minimally and should

g W to that line. a: he hm

Flora. and flu. John
W returned item from n
‘ ‘mhamwred her eon»
lltr tumult Hill! and to

 
 
 

 

 

' . moved to 57 Spring street.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

{trimmer
OM ream for gig- .
in: the children
Mirth» they
met tire of it. .
Another irthatit has i
none of the harmful
ditch of ordinary

Myanmar!»- Jane: E. Wilmot hint

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Those interested in the amortization of
the new military company to take the
place or Company D hold another meet-
ing in the armory last night. Protocol
rm reported and inmand interest. ,vm
shown. ‘

 
 
 
 
 

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-—J.G.O.limev has pnrchued the con
signed flock of Wallace. Elliot & 00.. at
2 ".. below nort. which will he sold nt n
corresponding reduction. at the old Mend
of C. H. Harvey, Harvey's block, Rorth
Main street. __ w W

E. A. Wmdwnrd, (3. E. .lenningr and
J. H. Ferriu,’ the committee appointed
by the South Norwellr Board of Trade.
went to New York today to confer with l
Blumenthal Brothers regarding the 10- I
nation of their plush factory in South.
Not-walk.

 

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HARPER’S w‘zmv‘

 

In I897.

With the end Hf it'll”! ”new We \l'vekly
will hnvu I'm-d forty yrtll’s. ln,th:tl tinn-
it hit.» portiuipntml with all the zen! non
power at in tmtttltmnll in the grant p tilt!
:un! event» of tho nwnl. inn-routing and HH-
1 portnnt period in l ln- history»! Ilw country

and It. ltlltuhnpruml Ill-fum- itu render; {he
” ‘ "" ' ntzcotnp in int-nu of Hf'll'llttl‘, nrtu nm vi.-
The .Peqnonnmk Pleasure dub elm“ i let-.1 for tin.- inrttructiun of tlwhttnmn mind
its rooms for the season last night and Ill": it‘ll? amelioration nI hmnztu conditio‘n»
- . ‘ , ~ , mu 0 tonniwre.
Ill hofmr 0! tho. mcmmn he“? 3 mm: (ll! tht. the \Vm-kly hue lwmt in its opirit
tertamment and banquet. There was fl and purpmp, mt flu-m- lmve lit-en IIlIllIlltf.”
mnsicnl progrmnme and several clever l to}! principally in it» editorial pngm, ll
. . . will continue to he.
ambition“ 0f "19 manly “n by “'9 men»; It is inum-«iblt- to unnotinco with pre-
hera, The g-lnb will “rope“ in 100m in . vision till (lull Um wot-lily will c'tlilaltt
the fnll ! during the your Nil. It. were no «my to

jlllllltllllil't' whnl in about to happen in the

. ” ’. . ‘ . .. ' world, wintt. triumpiw for now] govern-

—Anolher ”Sc-Vow Will be “we" “““y l llll‘lll. are to he won, whirl mlvtun'e-t of tlw
Saturday evening lit lllfl Boston store, l tn-opln nrt-‘ln lu- llmrll'. “but in to be the
, , ,ynvllltit‘lzllt'u tin- mutton-ma struggli- be

waalF' Th” “Sky “3th of“! halt | tww'n l.||t' Spirit‘s at war and prune, what
the choice of a Indy 5, gent s or Juvenile l it In lurpltt'lt ‘m thr- fur that. whm in to he
wheel. : tin.- ninto- of Europe twelve mootm hence,

... . - . . ' who! now Innm'lx of rifltfllt‘t: nre M b,- rp-
II. it; probable Illnl. the eomnuttee hnv- l we’vnlml. or ilk“ nre’tu in; lllalltrlfillt'l’trltitellllt-
- , ; - . o “PK-ill!" «Hem, nrl te 't'e ' y in to be
ing the matters pertainmg to the widen ! a WWW, "Wm M a” ”m.
mg “n.“ mpavnlg 0‘ Wall ”"3"“ m ('nrtomiu will continue to be a fenture.
hand Will ninlroits report at the. meet-g Serinlh‘mrm:
ing of the City Council of Norwnlk next T if Mir-:- Muri- F”. Wiflkins‘ “Hi: {gratin in
. . I. mutnz‘y. ; line H n ll't’l‘ ' priein"
M‘m‘lay '"gl't- It ‘5 “mad that ”ml Again-d VIN-Tori 4, bv .‘ls. I4. I". ill-trout:
matters have been amicably arranged . iht- author of ' l) ..|..," “HI follow. .\
.‘ , ., , - lul'ltllf'l In "Tilt' lluuw-ll‘ml on the Styx,"
With the propulyowners “10”“ the line, lw Mr. John Kendal-i; liturgy illustrated
of the proposed Widening.

 

—0nt prices on beef and lnmb. Read
our ad in today’s paper. People's M'k’t.

in; Mr. I'm-r x. on,
' .‘slt-rrh'hwri :‘tnru-t will npnen'r in the
Woe-kl} than it lute lm'tt :lllh'filllll' to fully-

 

 

Forged Dr. Mossman’s firm. I, , i , I“,

I“ It llI'lII'J .. r.
(lmsvenor W. Berry, whose count-c l llrpztrIIm-ttlf: Mr. W, I), ll-iwul‘.‘~.
(ions are of the best_ was arrpswd 593. * "liifr moi lutlrrs" Inm- Iweu among tlu-v
. , . Illtrnl charming lt'nlllrt-s of pvriudimi lltr
dflYv rllargf‘tl With ful'gtrl'y. H9 ""‘d l" , t'ntllrr: Mr. K, 3'. Martin. and tutu-r». \l ill
get cashed a check on the Fifth Avenue ' mutillmti- ohwxrmtnuu on who! in union
‘ _ . . k . . ' Illl lll "Mllln lib)“ Wurlrlf “.llliztlt-llr
Bank. d'ra'on tolnsordtr for ill}... and awn“ uill ”mm“ H... maul llllimllllltl

purporting to be stgnwl by Dr. N. A.

 

tlrtanrtmvnt nf itx him! in riu- t-oitnlry.
“093nm" formerly of Notw'rlk The '|‘|"'w"""‘ly‘V‘H"""”“”""’ “WW“ ’"
‘ .l '. ., L | ' ' ilk rt'lllll‘rrt tit-r ‘.Vorlcl‘~ um t mmt Iltlt l’t‘wf
prisoner, it in Hilltl. has liven the “black! mu ti. Ann-rivalry, tn urtiw ltttpnt'lttnt. wt
sh“ ,'i ”f I,“ fn'llll . ”gym.“ ad...“ :Villll't'N in but ll llu- liwrury:uulnrtis’tr
I . ' 5' I _ P ',f¢:tttirv-. um! tn r.-t:Im fur :twlf the 1...“).
”cording l" Will’rlv “1W0 ("Ht “‘3 tllntll— ‘ int: plum» in the illthlrnlml j’tlll'lllllhill nl
or more than $63,0m. town-arid. .
_ _ _ > ‘ . . . . _ a .\r\t‘.~[i:tpt~rsrtre- not In Puppy this ntlvur
itiuz-nwut without the vxprms ul‘llt‘l’ of
Donation COMM! ”m Supper. ’ llnrpri' & llrot her-l. '
A donation concert and supper, in»!!! ,
last night in the Ath'mu'mn, tinder tho .
auspices ot Calvary Baptist church. “Tl"
highly enjoyed by n Inrgo undienro,
'l‘hoc-lncrrt woe lll‘ltlt‘ up of vocnl H“?
Inotinne. recitation», jubilee sum.“ and?
dialogues entitled "Miss Iletts' Bran"
aml‘ullnn nnd Wife" Among those]
who sting were Mr. Illuinl. of Brooklyn:'
Mrs Il.-l~'. l’t-tors, of Maine, and Mills paw-m... Yrar.
Lucy flunkins. of Nurwnlk. A large
number mt down to supper, which con-
sioml of a «lattice variety of rdibh‘s l t
. . . . . .
, ,, z ,, v0 - t , , . ! llhlzlgf' rm-ton»!willfrrtheruttllw l II!
n nul limit 1.1th ly nrrnngttl tnhlts , ,H, how». “mm,“ m“, “PM”
The Weather. ’
Tonight. increasing cloudiness and
probably illllwt‘l"‘. Silllll‘ilfl)‘, Hill]; (”019“ .‘IHNW‘ ., Ill lil'l'; Hg “ll” l ”Elli".
Saturday, north t'llkl winds. ‘ l

BROAD RIVER.

The Junior (,nrmttnn l'ludenvorors, of
the llrond ltiver chnpfl, will hold an en~ ,
mrminmnnt in the chapel tonmrmw

II A It l’ l: li'a‘ W i: l) l\' I. Y,

My"

.m». ... ..

a»,

night. 1
.\ pound ecu-inblv will beheld in theé .
chapel. tonight. BICYC LES
I .
(l‘llbfll’f‘i GARIBALDI. 4' 2 ,
Pent-unlit) "I the “not “HIIHHIHI' 'II'II ! '
"I Hm I rulnt'l. ,5
“ll! might nit Englim \ll'llt'l' a-l' Iltt ‘ .
Uno- rnl! him "thv tin-st I'Itlllllllllt‘ but: , .
of our wnnu'y. n liting Innn \tlm-v‘h- ,
to-ml iu nlrrmli no Iii-tidy itoplnmvd u: istonuER
that of “‘nllnvu ul" \l'illlum 'l'ull .
“hilt-l llw rt'lrl'itl llo-lnrlt'nl t'l‘il'tu'n n' i v LES
|h-- t'mnrv \tlll lw nnnhh- In don) '
t'llllt‘l' llu- t'r'ullly ot‘ ht“ t-leI-lH nr lllt
originality o! htu t'ltilt’tll'lt'l‘. Reduc.d to 350.
Thu “4‘“! {Hill lllul. Ililn MI'tt'l'lt Mt] .
”M. “M ‘ rwl' 4 ,_ I-' . llringomitdp 1.. url mu.
1.. \t. tutti” ltlt t l, “an t|llllt , t‘tt‘ltl lilt‘ttli. “I, llltl‘tttlt't'ltl
u «bill-trot living in twrmn nod nttnlu w! to "we! tlo'drmnml Int
ttwntu from ”u, Imitltlatt’ "MM,” ,, n tannin-Pl Iw «milling llw
him I , . . , prn‘vuir-inrmtrg
t! . 1:“, «to null ‘ pit ml: m. I mph thrtner ,,.,,,.,,,t..., ‘m in.
out. wmnw in- “II.“ n hum of urn-n H1; 2'4 in. rt"
mot l-Il‘I-tl tlu- pontdu tlinl he Int!»- ,
how low" moor-Int brown! lit.» mu
» "ThJTPWIttC
\ltlll popular mm and t'ilh,‘ nmnm-rn L . o n '0 on
out I” all: m hm! Iw-n n print-Mir oiT
mnIht-tnnth-u, »

 

'I‘hi~ in ohm ll. Itnpmtt mt» of hi
npprnrmlm an Hwit‘ Itil'r'llllg.‘ "'I'lo g

.me-wmmWSCHOOLV
BOOKS! w

lléo’ t-Illllll gray eye llllrtllM lilm |ml l
AND

Mm! Hrt'li hr hurt it hind voiw: hi
“nurse oyvulnmon, owing to lib» t-ltut‘t

eight." I
ltm thw little, dellvntu, ollttt'! Hull! ,
”01' ALI. KINDS AT
“I Hi

lltl'tllltl Iutw before he l’I'Hltt'l. In It" 4
Ninth-r. we» not only the arrow-st our
mum! hero of III» t-t’tltttl'l’. lw new ..5
WM M “v“: hilt ”flit’lhllllllinlw tom 5
”Milk letters to lilo lurlnrr-d Imltnn-
urn ml! of mmtrt’.‘tlhtl hove 3-4 M trot:
nwnt from who will to urmn m Ill:
tlltl'lli'lil hour of the Italian “than!
{or him-tr. \t'ltlt'lt thorn hmv motion
and pmtmmd that [motor t-mttd be
"In return for tho'love you "my hhmi
your votltttrt'.” he wrote, "l nmrr you
lllttlflt'l' mot nnlmltttmu uni! mmmle
ltllll wrnrmmu nod donlh; whom no
mum ttwm term» let him follow aw."
When. in the blatant of hollow, win
them over It! tviitrninmnwiy during

 

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HI nmtlwmntirlnn, who mos n v-nfi’vrin:
PLAIOTI 0'.
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D R V G o 0 D s
STORE!

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MAY AND JUNE

 

 

 

 

 

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TRISTRAM a. HYATT, ~

 

WEDDINGS

-—Crnckety gifts from the mast
famous European
makers.

and American
And others that are maybe
not quite as well known. but of at.
most equal merit~styles, repiztazion
and prices to meet every desire

Opening of ll

tle taffeta, Eton jacket, 83.

Bottom SETS.
TEA 5 7% jacket, Ital? lined with ch; ngcnble

. Tour 8:15. . .
chltet, bl‘dlll'Ed sml lI‘ (:ollir, $9

 

Another bargain sale of Ribbons,
gauze. numbers 40 to 60. at the uni-
form price of 19 centsa yard. As
they are In all the new shades and
styles it is a rare chance toipurcha'se
handsome ribbon effects for choice

'lllnckbrocmlc silk caprs, lined w
silk, satin ruche, 85.

ruffle, Very full rucbe, $9 03.
collor,$5 75.

Summer gowns at a very nominal,

ppm. box platted front and back. 85 5'1.

TRISTRAM

 

DRESSY GOGDS.
Previously to ins the man of the
tag: for gown cloths has been on

Black and navy cheviot suits, ski.t lined with rus-
Storm srrge suits, black, navy and plum, blazer

Fine serge suits. black, navy. plum and green, Eton

VASES. . . . . .
Utevxot suzts, black and navy Jacket and skirt lined
- JARD‘MERESv throughout with chengeoble silk; fly from jock-
NOVELTlES. ct, 8w. '
GLASSWARE. J k d 0
ac ets an apes.
SPECLAL. Some exclusive things in inhale and cows have

just arrived, hardly any two a! he.
Morin: Velour capes, chiffon ruthe, $7.50.
Black brocade satin capes, wide taffeta silk and lnre
Diagonal cloth capes, trimmed with int (1, high

Broadcloth capes. coachmzm drn‘t, braided, double

Ready to Wear.-

silk, Hi 50.

i h changcsble

bition.
‘materixls.

&, H YATT.

 

 

GAZETTE BUILDING

 
 
 

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This refers to seven! lots of handsome Spring Suits, all made by tai'or artists. Fit, fluid: and materials
firttaclass and all the worry of dressmaking saved.

ew Spring Suits,Jackets and Capes,

Jackets. '

Black Cheviot jackets, box front, 93 S"-

Black diagonal jackets. t5.

Blatk chcviot jackets, $5.

1“de broadcloth jackets, $5. .

Clay diagonal jackets lined throughout,” 3.»

Bread clothljacltcts, black and tans, lined through
out with fancy silks. 610.

Too broadcloth jackets, lined throughout, 97 so

Separate Skirts.

Bl wk figured mohair skirts, full Wldlll ti 9’;
lllock chcviot skirts, lined with rustle taffeta, $5.
Check skirts, black, n_ry, brown and fancy, 4 5o.

Shirt Waists.

Our entire newline of shirt waists is n .w on exhi-
Al! the very latest th'ngs in s’yles and

Norwalk, Connecticut

Gazette B'I’d'g.

 

lailot'stul‘f fabrics. Now 3 Chang:
has come about for materials that are
more dressy. more like the effects
Wlll“ll women are supposed to de-
light in wearing-MFrench Novelties.
‘lv’ool Grenadines. Etammes in bill!
plain and mixed vicar-:5, Dian zt'El'ss
nihiTinsel Cloths, as well as others of
the same character,

We are. showing single le‘ligtl's
fin? ’gmdes in aLl the above
the cans. are so frequent and numer—

 

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ous.
PARALQL'S. ' ' , *. n ,1
We have the ag-vt‘y '33: this so: 1t “0t Pl“ Chet-Sill '
tier of the celebmej '~ Sunburd'

QQWAS HINOTON
STREET.
South Nona-lit. Gt.

Passes. and tiny are now on 52w
They’re a novelty. .
We no have a fine line of fan:
atusols. :n ail the leading Shall“:

i“

sconnn inert!

LAST CHANCE.”

They remain only 5 (lays more of the

Reduction Sale at Scofield & Hoyl’s

r'l‘hov will open Saturday, May lst, with a complete line 0t Furni-
ture, Carpets, Rugs, Dry Goods, Notions, etc.

All are welcome

CLUB BUILDIN 0
NORWALK,
CONN.

 

and colors; and at all sorts of prim.

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wedding and

socseg.

 

WAISTS.
/\ choice assarmrnn of the new '
:md prettiest p'ltterns for twins t- .
iztg from 50 cents is $2.50 each

THE D. M. READ co

Engraving!

 

 

on

in advanc’e of printing.

C65.

The Sentinel can now offer inducements to parties desiring engraved wed-
ding invitations, announcements, calling cards, etc., of a specially advnw
tagcous character. The highest grade of work at prices but a very little
We shall be pleased to show samples and give

 

Dress Goods!

lish as well as oxtl'emly moderate in cost.

I0 pcs all wool covert tloth, 33 inchcn wide, who: you find others ask-
ing 45 105th per yard ftr, we shell offer for 33c per yard.

5 pct. 50 inth all Wool imperial line to ill sctgr, make up and look as
well as any goods you would pay Ill per yard lot, and Worth not: p( r
yard. Now lawlc at than and then think oi the price. we the yard.

Dress Goods!

v

Each and every one 0! us wants to dress well, and nothing pleases one more than to
feel that our clothes uro both becmning and stylish. It iv with an idea of pleasing you
and at the some time of doing the [truss Goods business of South Norwalk that we lately
purchased about 100 pcs of the latest Spring Novelties, etc. We propose to offer them
this week at an especially low cost to you, enabling: you to buy a dress that wood be sly-

...) yrs 48 inch wide. medium weight for Sprung and summer wear, of

pin llCuIlLlllt‘kS,ln different coloriugs, at 3:): pcryard: actually worth

double.

:5 per Manon fancies, comprisingdifierentstyles of weavcsand eflects,
formerly brought from sec to 75¢ the yard; there on: some choice

lnrgnins in ”HS lot, the price 31,:

 

l 18 Washington Street ,

CONTRAOTORS !
Take otice!

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fivatlvtl t'mpmtnlr trill tn: received by the
detentnnm ot Wilton. until I o‘vhwh tun.
on hlotttlny, May :4, am. tor grading and

“relief: the m pulled Kent. mud, from
t to «out thoundn ottho town In ltmtt'u
with. Almltlti-t for ruvnlitm tlm unttw
wtthnnt Melitta. ”It s to be nmtlo to lift!”
toot wet on». out! mu'lt hid Into-I hum-mm»
gilded by n prutmly «thinned Immlof
, lulununnrnntunnt nod ltlllli, and to
i sure the faithful intrfllrmmm- M tin-nun
d tlom ol the militant it awarded. I’It’tnu
n ‘l “validations mm be noon at the Milne
" “I“ hill"! outtttttlntotwru hi. Hartford.
n at tlnt'l'mrn t’lurlt‘n ”mm in Wilton.

has ulwtuwn team!» the N‘Ltt m ruler
1|“! or it" llfllt’mnla. netheln .muot t _
m 0! Wallet-Mum. Allenrelom
' ' Womb most tornado! en

mi » at wanna Mold
exit-um listen

 

AucTION sALI:
Valuable Rut Estate.
1‘” URQDAV. MAY 0

The n.tlm~r!lwr. executor of the will of
Andrew .I. t'rntnt. dormant, pnmmnt In
mttlmrity iven by said will, will otter for
salient l’n Illu Auction to the higher-t huh
demon 'l'humln . May, “Bill. at :: n'eloclt p.
in. unlea- prev untidy diapered of nlprivutu
mice the vnlnnhln real entitle known tits in»

W W and crown by turn I.
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M the tun-r of him Ill‘t‘l‘ltm'.

fluid rum u-lntu I'lmhlfilu hi it Il’tlt'l ht
Into! nlmttt 12:; font in trout mt Went uvv-
mte. In the I ‘uy nf ttoulb ,‘t'ormdk. Home.
and about 'Jlt tent in depth. with n hmtu
mmlern both delllmt home. with all
uonvmnenm, mtnuhnng It: room-o

Moo n titw horn on It “pet of land ml.
joining and fronting on it ride otreet. ’I'he
13'0”?le within nonunion“ walk ct the
thumb». mow the mhnnln. Mill fluflwqflfl'
tn M to mile from the ileum limo": nib

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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mil-”zit on the

ENTER TA INKENTH.

rm: tau-Mt now:
R.'o A: ’1 Oil', than "M

IIOVT’S OPERA novel.
ll’t’lll'. l. lay-1v, II”.

M 'm 1101‘
“OUIA'. HtROIO
nrnuoqu."

Toilet... "w meta. Ilotmvwl “Mn Without
mtm vtutmo. (lhnrtn opened tit l'lebtud‘n

ttrtm More. Knuth Nor-ml“. and l‘tnnt'or.
mmgtn. twinning Monday. llnv :td. w." m

 

D. w. IAVMOND.
funeral Dinner
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per yard.

‘ Extra Special -~~All wool 36-inch Sergei}, 210 per yard.

THE SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON. STORE,

' ,. .,.,-,,S°"th Norwalkfloun,

 

Lace Curtains

hlvory npnllnlteo for lltlluhlnn
I tannin. at ohm-t hotter and ms
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