Evening sentinel, Friday, October 8, 1897 · page 5

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in the KNEW Iodioe‘

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M'iealeeellmioglve e epeoiel
, ottwdvenomnnumuu,"
eenthernonree of twelve on'"Ae

m boarded w fair trein or
M Nerwelb. yeeterdey morning. end
element“ to oireulete emong the crowd

were kept under surveillance until

Awning for the dieeneeion oi the
mume'ueY. II C. A. in
linoleum-u: will be held in ironic
lull. tonight but. seem n. w
Intel end others will give addressee.
I'M J. Force will-ins. dud Howard
Lnnywillrenderecurneteolo.

, -— B lbe. froth pork. about Beyee' unit.

The odioere oi’ Sherman Council. Roy-
elAtcenum. hed e very nonmetal ro-
he‘erhl. leet night. of the Kemnton rit-
Iel. which will he conferred on candi-
. 1m. next’rhuredey night,on the on.
I rerun otthe vieit oi the greed oilioern

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«Lenten lime not effect the heert.

Annulment: here neerly been corn '
W for the reunion oi the Veterene
Medan oi the Connecticut Chrieiien
WWI Union. which will be held be-
tween the efeernoon end the evening
ml ol the convention on 'l‘needey.
November 9.

Theceeeoi Sherman G. Morrcll ve.
Altered Decker end Unpuin W. H
Verity came up in the Superior Court.
' yeeterday. The edit is brought to recov-
. er demuue to the pinintitt'e properly.

The core we continued until next Wed .

L . need-y.

~Ltdiee' hete pruned. il'Brien‘e.

The epeolel eveugolietlo Inoetinge held
in the Harwell: Methodist EpMopnI
church three nights thin week here
been well attended end interesting. and
will undwbtedly reenit to e renewed
Melly in the church work.

macaroni Bredley made on no
“molbooieetlu the helloonet the
Gunnery lair. yeaterdey. The elder
wellneeeoupeeied in hie accent end
. eiiled ewoeg the eunheenie for ten

“I list lieuteneet ct Oompeny D
wllieell e meeting next week tor the
cteieetieg acoeeeio to ancceed

A. I. Wilton-on.

ulgrieg chickens. ii‘.c opened. my
m. etileyee‘ meet.

Nile Ielle Duane. at not evenue.
inherent-plummeted pereeieie in
thIutMDeehI-y teir.

' M at Mice Bradley ”tended the
m ieir. yeeterdey. Gainer Thou-
or III! did ehlet'e duty during hie eh
were. ”m...

lire Ive Galilee. the well-huown

he”. ilqilih“ II it" home in.

nine oi innit: lilac. tl Weieretuet

am

he u I. lined "dumb" le enter»
a” tune rui clue :I the eatery lair.

like!
mmhene eele in a term
lengtheMIeeheepiteeee

mi g Q; (‘1,

Wmunm

‘talinunherd themm
h“,

Journehulitflepepwwhieb
mmdmdlngmetwill
eetnot mly clothing We bet the
publiegenerelly. Theme) in showing
bended-re tell ieehinee tor the
nubialtamndellthenewerttbingfln
geete‘lurniehlnge.

-Neek niece. Be. 8 Water etreet.

'l'lieceeeotlioheelconneryveJm
Eeltouendwite. e unit to inreelcee e
meohenic'elienouehoueehuilt by the
pleintiihcelneupinthesnperiorOourt
yeeterdey. The pieintifl took an en
pealtothesuprernecourtollmre.

8t. Joseph'e'l‘otei Abetinenee eoelety
net in Ionic Hell. leet night.
eedelectedone new member. It wee
voted to bolt! e ecelel meeting next
toendeynight.etwhiehtime a epenial
peogremmewillherendered.

—Spring oblate-Te. 18340 a weird. very
choice. et Beyee' nor-bet.

Abebyhoyweebornflnndey to Con»
doctor end Ire. Cherlee William. of
Green etroet.‘ The matter but been kept
very quiet. end Ir. Willlenie’ beet
friends do not know that oiger-r may be
required of “uh...

The Epworth league of the Nor-welt
Methodietobnrch will give no entertain-
ment in the church next londey night.
when humorous reedinge end neitetions
by. Prof. s. 1'. Ford will be heard.

——Pot meet. 5 to the. it Water etreet

Captain A. J. Wileoxeon. 0! Company
D, wee notified yesterdey by Adjntent
Generel George Keven that hie epnlloe-
tion to be pieced upon the retired lint
bed been eceepud.

The Auxiliery o! the Women‘s For.
eign “leniency eseocietion. oi the tier-
welh Methodist Epmopel church. will
meet tonight at 7:80, in the Epworth
parlor. ,

—Rib roeet, 12?..0. 6 Water street.

An eleven-pound son was born to Mr
indhire. H. B.bochwood.oi’ 18 Day
:tveet. Wedneedey morning. end lire
0. M. Lockwood in happy over her but
grandchild.

II it simply wonderiul the amount of
good things the Beaten Store. Nor-welt.
Is altering tomorrow. or. 190m Every-
body rhould read the drni'e edveriiee~
moot. pnnted todey.

Elwerd W. Board. book-keeper at
Otto Birthol'e het factory. in unlined
to his room at the Maheokemo Hotel
with a touch of melerie.

J din Bovine has completed his new
house on Strewherry hill. and will tnke
poaeeleiou this week. The house venet-
ed by Mr. Device willbeoccnpied hy
dartin Once.

The membore oi Buohingbem Poll.
0. A, 11.. have voted to ettend the nine-
teenth enoivcreery oelebretion oi Dong
lee Fowler Poet on Moudey. October in.

Oioer 1. Jones and Front l. .lonee
have covered ell connection with The
Jonee dl Botehbieeconipeuy. They will
eetehlieh e eitniler butineu

live. lawie C. Green end Ilia- lde
Green. of upper lein street. are telling
leeeone in the gentle on of cycling from
Robert Cotter.

Eurehe Rebekah Lodgo will reheevee
Monday night. All member! are re-
queeted to be preeent.

II. J. King. who her my friend- In
this city. died Wedneedey. et hie home
in Springfield. leer.

J. Arthur More. at Bldgeileld. eno‘
eeede Fro-h It. Finch ea preeeription
elerlt in 'l‘ouibeeoo'e drug etoee.

» u poende of pure lard. It.“ Beyen‘
um. -“wmow. mm

The Ancient Under oi filler-niece.
Divleion lie. I. held n urinating. but
elehi end ediaeroed until lender e'. il
c‘oloeh. W...“

Avenue-em ere newly melee“!
tathdeeievreiiy tube held in one-
neeiieuwlththeeteiecbrueiee Indee-
vereee‘eeeiine.

theeewueehtmtheleethlinewelh
lleewie Veda will he ehe’et tinny
teethiehmdohlieeiiaeeeeeel. .

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monument Winnie wee
new '3” 1

rice.

iine’ or man; othere m their
eye is cell in by e econ diepley; others
in one how new in: citrate in eeereh
qt immune. end no on. The miller
nettone ot a peper. ite home Mere.
reed the ndvertineniente utmost ee reg-
'uleriy or they do any other pert ot the
never. end it regularly followed up
they use good picture end relic: of
the times. A deily newepeper without
be regular grlet ct.” edvcrtieemente.
changing every day In the year. end
giving with every chenge n keleido-
ecoplc view at trade with its reflected
light: of nuclei lite. would be u. very
poor earl of peper.

The evolution of the eri ol' edvertie.
lug is on inter-eating u that at any
other lecture at modern life. In the
latency of the business there wee com
shoot it. and not much bueineea.
velue was not appreciated either by ed-

ii had not as much value in tumor
times relatively as it has now. because
it took time tor the people to become
educated up to reading edvertleememe
no they do now. One reason why they
nre so much more read now then for—
Inerly is that they are scrunch more
readable. They are not only better
but worded fresher. and being changed
so much ‘onener. uremucb more a re-
flex of the times. A badly worded atl-
vertlsement is'nlmoei on bed as none
at all, and a stale advertisement. one
that shown on Its face that it is out
of date. is as oil‘eneive to readers as it
should be to publishers and advertis-

.ors.

To be elective an ndveriieement
should be well constructed. ndroiiiy
worded, right to the point and changed
nu often as possible. No doubt one
reason of the great growth of adver-
tising in recent years is that business
men. having learned to appreciate its
value. are more cart-ml than they need
to be in keeping faith with the public.
and living up to their advertisements.
in those days of sharp competition a
merchant who should brook faith with
the public by advertising one thing or
one price and uttering another would
soon find the public letting him se-
verely alone. A shrewd advertiser
would almost as soon let his note go
to pmient as not to live up to his ad-
vertisement. Shroud advertisers. too.
look curetully it) the wording of their
advertisements. and i! no one in the
establishment in skilled in that direc-
tion. they hire nomebody elre to do it
in all cities now there are professional
writers of advertisements. who do
nothing else. and receive larger enla-
'l‘he business bee grown enor—
mously in every direction. giving «m-
ploymoul’ to it great. many people
maintaining large and costly agent-ice,
and involving lllP orpouditure of bun-
drods of millions of dullurs annually.
The art 0! advertising has been pro.
gronsivo from the beginning. it has
never orperiomod any «book 'ext'elii
bunk vim-k uud it is as (“nourish/v and
progressive lll—iluy as it over was. This
is the bin-it possible proof that it pays.
., Indianapolis join-mil

"new Klepltnute Hemp I' ma!
The elephant in u uilti male. in a
nocturnal uulmul. ruroly. if over. mu"
ring in llw duyllgiu lI-om his liuuuls

ilvuied niid o-qupi-lloii to work or true-
cl in the illiylill‘ll‘. his u-um'uums size
and dark color rzmue him in be a great
mitten-i from the lwui.
To refine biluso-ll‘. the animal lliiii
mutruriI-d llu- lilillil ul withdrawing
from his niomurb n quantity or wnu-I
by mounts ul his ”unit. Whil‘ll be than
euuiris over lilii buck and obit-e. in ur-
dvr, by its m'lnuu'iuitm. io moi the
skin,
An ibie lll'ui'i‘ill is repeated. on an
tin-rage u! once in every five mitiuioii
and an the elopbeui'e aim in not good
lliil efforts to keep cool reunion would
orubll- inconvenience to bill ridm‘e. who
are lremreully wrinkled by the water.
though the iluid in quite choir and has
no utteunlw odor.
'i‘hc- habit in tumult-ed in demolition-
lion iur ii in not known to be practiced
by oldpllnilie in the wild niuio and in
altogether one oi the most nineuler in
unlurel bielory.
“but Wee t‘ueeten.

liiipol'lflrw
been in public lite?

dieioemun‘ » Twenty-tour.

itcpormv iiut your biographer esye
twenty-elem

iiieieemen- lir- iuI-ludoe tour were
when i won \‘lve-l’reeldcui. ...
h'rem'leco Examiner

COULDN’T are ANY OTHII FINN.

 

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voriieere or publishers and probebly ’

in the shady lot-«5!. ulul. Whi‘ll «lumen. ‘

licw meny yuere been you j

But think of it before. ebout
(lute.

Cranlml Corn.

Prevention
Wheat Feed.

lee Green: Belt.
liny Belt
Roch Belt,

Prett'e Horas Food.
I‘rult’ e Poultry Food.

is Ierehell Street.

ESTABLISHED 1867.

way every mother ought echo and it'll
boy Ia fitted out from our etoor.

“their eldere.
handsome end tubicuehle. but well

led with our values mfleéeoonomy only

egee 8 to 6

Hobby top (Inmate.
Pretty rev-lure. leteet db
end run. In.

WM.” 50

From A to Z.

nanny verietione in our eulunin dlnplny
We otter-e rich hold of color end color
ell'rote in the new Roux“ etripee at Oi.
ltyoulike something new and height
[at one. But no one department in ne-
glected to cmpheeiue another
war. boeier.
overythinn
inliy repreaented
tumiahinge.
lienvy overooeteend Will ere needy.

 

|Tnlte tiuIeend come in end look over

1 the line

lGomstock Bros.

ie Idll'l'li IAil It‘ll".
sleuth lerwelh. - - -

‘ emcee a. time. en.

"0 ”DIVA“
will“. I. IOBWAl-lu

IOO
2-0 RAIN

Quinine
Pills '

I
At Pleltted’t.

25c" e
4-! Wall-lice him

000“ “H‘D‘Y

 

WE SEIJA
W HOALEBALE

N D
BETA! h.‘

A Proud Mother

indeed end well she only be. It's the
jcet‘the way every mother feels whose
Yooni!
America hue ideae ehoutdreee at well
Our unite ere not only
mode end desirable. end w prices. coup-

Eeton «no with funny vfite. en to t'e‘»;

,blue.blech
3 piece knee pent unite. Cl 50 to to 00.

The "eoug oi the ehiri" in nu elr with

‘ 34h (leniency Billed define. zoom. A

to. uvnoee no, go south Ieln so...

en‘s-v reel-em- er‘viwwewne.

where you will buy your groin.

Buckwheat Flour
Buckwheet Groin,
'l’eble Meal
R ye Grain.
Hominy Feed.
Gluten Feed.
lley. ,
8h.lstirew.
v ego.
Poet lions.
W

i.

Green

'0' OAT. THAT'. (BI-IAN.

Manuel T. Hatch,

lentil Iorwelh

cousmcit . ’.' . ‘ "
.. . . BROTHERS

NI
TAYLOR A OOLDIN'S
Iellehie ieeereeee Agency.
uwnmoroeerem.

eoutb Norwelb e Goon

FOR $30

You can get one of

Edison’s
New Home
Phonographs

A'l‘

Fred’k. W.
Rogers’,

:9 Main St. Norwelh.

eludes. tree of charge no l-ldisou' e ntmul~
nuispenksr with rrconlinu and repro-
ducing “whim. e sapphire ebnim
knitt- oak uly box. cult cover. (inexpen-
indium-.01"- hearing tube one winding
(Hrulik one all can. one chl brunb one
léurn lilo thin nuuhine t it! cells [or
'lll.

 

Feiriield County Saving: leek.
lll'x'lllh‘Vl) Nil’l‘li‘E
.\ \diiidcmlui tho rutcot four per will

our uuuum bun hum dot-lured this dirt
from the coming: oi the tun-om sh

in r M nuil bumble on our! nitor Onuhn r
Hill 1th?
.\ori\ulk. il'nuu. Npimubeil lb WV?
i'i'Ull 5. SM 1 MIX.

Every Edimn‘ it Home l'bouogruph in .

 

mum!“ to lioirwliled to tie‘pilrlllurveiliin ‘

mumumeeflrendw
eeleotennbneliee. ,

‘ Waterman“ ,
”announcement
“unanimity.

Speckle-Indulge.

townie eraser.
I merit euuelee. eoew

IMALL PROFIT.

Now is thetime to PAI

it w; film's You R Pure Le
' ' HOUSE ' ‘

leheetoe Paints - In W!
ALLOW US TO FIGURE ON YOUR CONTRA

Do you need a fine

POCKET KIIF E?

Try one of ours.

Fox Cycle and Hardware Damn

INO W‘.HIN°T°N .Tltt".
.vonehin. From A III-did To An Anchor.

FALL STYLES!
LEADING sI-IAPes:

$l. 50 $2.:-

Biack and Brown.

Everybody in this vicinity is familiar with our but department.
Push and energy on our part. with an increasing determination to glue
our patrons the best value for the money, is why we sell dozen! of mm .
every season. Get a

Mackintosh

and be ready for the next rainy day. 85 buys a good one here. “

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Open every evening until 9 o'clock.

DAVIS. The Tallcrw'

Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher,
ieheeheee lietel' Ileeh.l

- Wedding and

Society

ENGRAVINQ

LSe‘ntinol Office.

Et-miy null TI‘i'lth. .

....THIZ....

None
But

Tho
Lowu‘h

KRIEGER STORE

Neck-
nnd underwear too. end
In in the and ot the list ere

ill onroongreee of

Gene.

PLAISTE D’s

“17“.!!!ng

 

0f every description.

u-iloy, October so.

 

Mont Nell-bio nliiinory Chore

to incite ibie department worthy oi notice.
come and see our loll iii les whether you
woo trouble to show goo e.

The clone and Prince

PPCVfl-le
In the Norwelire.

GRAND OPENING OF

Fall and Winter Coats.
Golierottee.
children’e Canto,

Roofers.
Silk Welete.

Flannel.
won
We have made ospeoiul oil‘oris this '
You are all in ,
wish to put olieee or

Our milliuery opening will tel;

 

H. KRIEGER’fi. ,
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