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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 20, 1897 · page 8

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Italian and Russian
of those lands.

attains perfection

due to the H—0

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

. III: Evelyn flew-
. in” will take plea-
Mlgllwoe of thevbrlde'e
I“!- J. C. Hawkins.

 
 

I world.

 
 
 

In. mu. m to» in loam.
m. It‘ll en ellrnollve
. popular resort.

Jud the hen Ind dug out for keeps. hm
he "left hie toil behind him. "

Newton Griewold. II prominent form
or of Oolebmok. was probably totally
I cored by e hell on hie term. Grllwoll

'wee leading the enlmll by e rope, when
lit broke away and gored him In th-
Iright ride of the abdomen.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.m will meet inE E
onanenne.tomor-‘
MHoSo‘elockJoreoeiw

 

_ he: completed at
jar hie athletic entertain-
, We tomorrow night.

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mm

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(me lheelmlde. no: meow.
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1 l evidently fallen in trying :00le into
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ls ”distinctively Amerimn as French.
L
In America oatm‘cd

where, and is renowned abroad as an

“American specialty."

I cereals have spread the fame of the

American breakfast over the civilized

 
 
 
 
 
 

IIORNBY'S STEAM-COOKED OATMEAL.

’ .llllmllln “’Illl only day llmt [lulu-I‘ll.

. .Vlll‘l'.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

dalnties V’arc typical

 
 

 
 

not reached clse- .

 

This is largely

Company, . whose

 
 
 
 
 
 

Firemen was get
Ilng .l" II “1"}; ("Id Rulwrle Ilfl. Emmet

1 once had two ulerke.

IIIIIIIII {or ll mim I‘Iolll Illnl Illnt Illl-
Iorwlces Wuuld not (In yet. justify II, and
hat the Illll‘éllll‘fifi mulll'nol afllml ll. HI
Jl'fll not. sullellul I-IIIIII ulcer I told him I
would do bourr Ily IIIIII just all soon as I
would.

A low (lays afterward Ilolmrte Inn] (Icon-
Ilon to crlllnlw hll «module for II wry up
parent lack of lull-reel; In tho jnll lll Ilnnll.
Eamon IInsIvnrcd. "WI‘III. l guru l Ill) ll
woll enough {or 31‘: II work. ”

It was in Hull. Ilplrlt his work was done.
HIIIIIIIII gelling: only 81‘: llllll WIIsIlvlor-
nilIIIIl llll'lll‘ll Im mow Illllil pnlll lIIIll-II.
IlnllI-rls. ull IIIII Ullll‘l’lllllld. pm In his lawn
flurln IIIIII IrlI-II lo Illnko hllllsellluorl-

lull. many )Inylllg “illll'l‘lfl $2,104! pIIr
mlr, “‘Illll‘ I one I-ImlpIIlII-Il In Illmlllnrgr
I-TIIIIIIIII III the l ml III III! first yum—«Hard»

m”...—

.I "Innu- lll Tull-urn.

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lllI I'I-llsl;'ll I‘ll II‘I‘. III-Ia l‘llld IIIII-ll I‘I‘iflllllp;
Ilmm IMHI sallrl'lll‘j‘h'l lulII~I Mlggostlon
II ”II" punlw n-glll‘lllllg IIIII 'I‘Ilrko-llmclnn
«‘I‘Illllllull.
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'IIxI IIIIIIIII- IIIlIII...

 

lIIIIIliIIIl llle
IliIIn-IIII. lv’. nxlnno 'mlf

‘lblillgl'l~lll‘(| llIII-«III II) Illllli‘xllls luld. ’
*l’lllslllllgl IIlIIIlIiII II 'lulouralllh
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EV’I‘ENTAINMRI‘I'TA

 

Hovr's Than-II :
Tuesday, Onloher 20.

"10 MAQVILOUS

ILODRAMIG

autumnal:
\l'llII'nIll I'IIIIIIHI .. llpmivnn In PIII~9nIlIII
Mllon \III ("I “In. rl aw II.

The Span of
Llfo. '

'I‘Ilellmmrl IIIIIIIIIIIII Null N'Inllm. llnII-I
Iétll- I‘IIIIIIllIgl Irv Illntlmw III'EllNl lllullunll
I» I III I IIIIIIII-IIII Inlllpmv Imwllrl “Inn-III

(mph- lows-Ilium urnml beyond I-Iulllllln
llllI \IllNll llllJ. Ims ‘I'Ilr
A uuvpllm Ill mm:

\IIIIIII null-III I IleL-III mull lluu~
'I'IIII‘
I. III" lllllll’ I‘IllNl 'I'I‘I:F
llnmllnu III Ivelllm II I

SEE 'IIIII‘. MEIR l.l.\l‘ll
I IIIIIIIEUI III MAS lIIIlll
t-I' ("In

.I h“ I Imam-II
l'rmm-Il m .m- ‘
I Mlle «Ill mlo III I'Inll-II-II lull I'll-mlI ....

Ilolnuul orrlu House.

'.lI'~il‘IINIII \IIIHT.
snare». October 23.

Rose Syd-ell’s
London Belles

"Hill!“ III the woman III llnrlowwrll.

III l.lnllrllllllu I’Immlw
\' IInIIIw llllI All”. I0

13““ III "In

Drldceport.‘ Conn.
Inlerdey norm. Gel. fl

gJoooph

.1!

RIP
VAN

MEWS“. “It”! 0;.

ed Knotll Bron. goodnvfor 50¢ mm.

A MIIH' IIIWI .
IIIIIIIHI. erlellllln nllII
llmllnw. Illlluhlvrnlrlleulu Ill‘u III-(9.. n VIII

IISS ROSE SYDELI.

Inmalv lI’IlrmlI

Jefferson

WINKLE

warm. on (down pleura lloe.
III wool “hm. (9 lo (Mn wide.
‘orlner prlovlswm 15 cent: and 31 e
m. now 59 39mm. The: hero sold In
’ul end no men low Ihet we thought
6‘ Inlght hen good idol In close out the
emelnller looIhIll erle—mlth a null.
Incl We a yerd‘ will do It.

Nice for whole «In. eklrte ml for
flhlldl'fll e drones; eroeptionnlly good
IIIluee. m“...

P' Ind Valve“. jolt mired four new
leave elm ere 0min III {or Irllnnllelre
rzwelml- Plelrl (Ilka and dress etude
we no Doppler this meson the: these
nun—III n qnlck willed end bright ob-
eI-ver remarked yeeIerdeyw'eIx-nek ll
mt.’ Nothing richer than velvet.

Moreen Under-line. new. nude (II
he but quality all wool women. mule
nthe but manner. mlrlo extra lull,
node for mice.

 

New linevmen’e Snependere. celebrat-

New colors that you have never seen be-
fore-wen genteel. d

 

Men’s bony Underwear. rplendid'
“Ilium white. ounel‘ll heir, gray end

men like.

Ollclotln and linoleum. in new pIt-
terns and width: from one to six yards
Ullololh. 2L 35 and (fl come a yard

leaflet All the diaerent shades Ihnt

penta.I50e.

polite. 750. $100 01..”

RISTRAM & HVAT'?

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 underwear For Ladies. dents, and Children.

len’e German Health,non-ehrinlin¢,ehim and driver:
.1 00.
_ lene' superfine petal-:1 wool, Ilhim end dreweu. “.00,

Chlld‘ron's Underwear.
Children’e (lee whllo merino veeteend and pen“. 25o
thldren'e ll woe lined Jersey rIbhod not: and pools. 85:.
b‘hlldlen' e Ilne wool Janey ribbed vent- end pooh, We.
Uhildren' e netnrel wool. :11 elm, um and peak
Childml'u line whlte wool. III aim. veetl and mu. .

( lllldren' ll heellh underwear. nonoehrlnklng

flouuofurnlshlng Dept. ‘
We hove just received our new line of Inmpll. The EI‘I- .
, ward Illller in :; ate! and the Alnerionn In poroelnln hon:
3| 50 up. Oil healer-(tile Majestic. Miller. Splendid and .

- I. ndlos’ Underwear.
Lllllel' fleece “and Jersey ribbed "If! and pants. 2. .
.. extrehenylllleoe lined Janey rlbbed veetund

(I

Ledlee' wool Janey ribbed. non-shrinking. reel-end

Ledlee' whlle merino mt- end mum)

Ledlel’ fine wool rem and punts. 75¢, 31.00. .1 25
Lediee' non ehrlnkiou heellh underwear.

LedIee‘ nelnrel wool rem nnd plate. 750.01 00.

I‘dloe' panel heir vents and pants. 31 00.

Ledlee' oolnhlnntlon Mills, .1 00, Cl 50 03.00.

Ledlu' natural wool oomhlnnlon unite. II .75.

Lndiee‘ llne Aor'reilien wool, scarlet vent: Ind pants. 31.

Gontu’ Underwear.

 

 

 

l _

‘ Aluminum.
Men‘e whlle ouhmere, our. henvy - elllrte and Hand lump: complete, 18c”
drawere. 500. , [land lamp; looted complete.

Men’s heavy nature! wool shirt and drawers. 500.
Men I nntnrnl mixed wool ehirt end fi‘wefl. 73c.

Stand lamp complete. 283.
Special one-half dozen knives and IorksAn'plo plate.

Men‘ a medium weight wool shirts and drawers. mo :1 50 set.
8100.“ 50 A lull line of honselnrniehingeln wood, till, iron and
Men' a heavy wool reels and drown, 31.00 and $1.50 agate wear.

 

SCOFIELD 8L HOYT’S

, 83 Woehln‘gton all-eat, South Norwalk.

When you come to Scolield & Hoyt’s for. Women’s, Men's and C hildrcn’s Wear-

 

IIInolenm. In very oholco patterns. {Ill
87%. 60. Til, Wk. came and all n yard.
stell- Ollclolh. Ill and

scentenynrd. -- ..-
Ont gredee 01 Gallon Ball-lug {or
comfort-blag lire flue. l’ricrs III.
III and 18 come II pound.

1;"...

Door”. 39‘3. 00. 75 cents and SI
‘lunr Mattiulz. 23mph; a yard. Cocoa
Killing. .30 III 7:. cents II yzml.

Thc'D. M. READ CO.

nnmonr‘om.

 

A Good Thing,

So business nun say
and ”my know.

Wouldn’t

a course in
qulnonn.
Snorthand.
0r tho

Ae-domlo
Branch.-

illlpmvc your chancel
lur Illc future.

ll’lollll.

Brown's
Business .
College

I

(Milne open any and IIVIIIIIIIK.

- - Prep.

 

Water The pnblle are

and Impact our Laundry
In any lime.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 

”WWW!”
MM

1731., comm:
l‘nhle (llloIIIIh, 25 cents; SIIIIII Ollclotll, ;

I
L

: (en‘s ohms and polite, in while or gray,

you have a stock at your command larger than can be found elsewhere.

(In our counter you will find child Inn's lacquer. Clo-II Baum-I.
Wo burn just received our {all lino of

ladies capes and jnckete.

Flceood lined shirts and dranIrI-I. (Ix-Ira
from 18 inch to 3| inch. yonrvchoico for heavy, 50.- each.

25¢ each.

(levels.
lee-“m Great inducements in carpols and
[I‘Ioeoed lined pants Ind shirts, 252 each. lnrnltnre. t

5 co F l'é'L'b” a. H ov T

5 (V TH NORWAI K, CONN.

Children’s cleats III dealers.
The styles, quality and prices will
eurprlee you. Call and examine our
stock.

. *3

so. NORwALK BOSTON STORE.

 

Day and light see»

pmlflgmlielzym‘l’fixe. 'Illo llullIIIllII ‘ . : "'.
‘IIII‘IIIIII-l Ill NIHI lIIls- - UM“.
AIM-III l-llmw' lllll' I “ll! II.
. Olen er
I‘rIIIellva. II. IIIIII w ”on“ III Wenl’u IIIIII .0
III“ Illmll ..
W Th; old “I.“ pad Cou-
mll cm THEATRE «almond...
and Ilealn. 00ml 9' ;

thlngmn SI: Leno
Ilrv, IIIIVIIIInd SI. (leer:

normally Invited to cell:

 

1 50 pair white or gray blankets, 430 lltlll‘. these

blankets with “1080 others ask 500. I'lll'.

Com pnl'o

()lllillg llzlnnol fancy, medium and dank stripes, 5c the yard.
$1.00.
500 pnir ol'goo corsets We seek comparison with any
0-300 corset in town. While they last, 390 the pair. Soc east
window.

New Fall Display Milli-nary

Don’t Inilpto look and see what W0 are showinfr.

15 pier-I39 good unbleached muslin, Ila quality, 22 yds.

nnl‘v going on.

Sonth Nolwalk Boston Store,

Ill WASHIBIGTUN STREET.

. HIIU‘I'H NUHWMIK. (Clam
(I. ll. VAN MISTYNE. l’lllll’lllETIlIl.

l'l‘ HI’EAKB Full I'I‘BEIIF.

(lul- «loom well pepedeIln‘ I require ’
much talk. provided you nee ll. 'l‘lnll
edvertlllenwnt Ill more tonal you In norm

READ. . . .

mend M loot. than lo prove the ex- 1'”.
allow end prloeot our‘pemrm. whloll
; "Ilpeell {or them-Iver." .m'"
Pelnlere’ It
Am’ W
Ml Geode OILUII
mm to Order
Mere- m. We: In Irma
I“ “II!

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19 Wflhm IN. N luwelll.

 

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