Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, February 14, 1898 · page 8

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fin. loo-hairline. oi Sen-
m entemjnlnz Mm Tyr~
liter. of Shelton.

 
 
 
 
 

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Ne’rnl oi Horace Bartlett, who
i , y. will he held from his
. in Van Zuldt avenue to
perm o'clock. Rev. A. J
trill ollciote. assisted by Cap-

llntn. of the Salvation Army.
' t on 83 years 0! use.

 

one ’l'ryon, oi Riverside ave.
.Norvmllt. who is in tin,»
Epieeopnl hospitnlruirooh-
. she underwent an operation
lgot weenie getting along nice-
no complications set in her
recovery is assured. Mr
yin ted the hospital yesterday

 

Ignore 1. Weidner. uno with his
been spending his honeymoon
‘lll". and Mn. John L Hornntetlieu,
m street received a telegram
looming announcing the sudden
. . of his father John Weidner at
'min Heliport. l. 1. Mr. Weid-
I!!! Boot Norirnlk this afternoon
‘ trill-re.

 

The retire oi the last pennchie game
the urine between Old Well Hook
and Ladder company and Ma) flower
m and ladder company was seven-
to seven in favor of the latter
is tirade the more oi the tot-In for—
”W to thirty-one in favor of May-
inter. The members will enjoy a eup-
M It the expense of Old Well.

 

East Atenue Sunday e'hooi
itittllnrcd lei in attendance yesterday
the regular session the following
[mm were appointed to prepare
Vibe annual Easter toueert: For pro
SWIM. Harry Hyman, lire. Fannie
Men. Misti Cnrrit Tay,lor Mien Sallie
Will. Mltlfi ('harlotte Temple and
”I. ”I"? Hoyt; for llmuotlons,
L'Hommmlteu. Harry Hoyt,

m Seymour and i‘harlqs Ains-
.$ l ,.

Judging from tlit» large audit-nu- m
the Earl Awnue Methodist Fpiu opal
“will! yesterday morning the inhabi-
“ of East Norwallt must in» a
<cllur¢hvgoing people-.1110 pastor took
M lilo mowing sttlijmt ‘ilul at My
1 Grids lleiht‘l l” Raise." and

ii“
. 7* in; ”Hull“?!

no. it.
thiwmhntminm alum

thorium mm mm in which the mole
dimly 3 tom of worthip. The nor-it
token plural til-winter MUM” the
run Wounded loll! infill!“ limit in tile
northern city. It: oh i is primarily to
induce the um to

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

north, to bring”. warmth and round»;
horror" lo the Mutants. 'flto marry on
im is to extend o m uttering to the
great plumed ml» a deity mulls to the
run, in order that his wrath may to are
noted and he run! more loch-or the out!
no: {tom the Inquire

The main dance tools piano at ll'nlml on
lice. 20. undon meson: Oriel» it was
held Instinct! it) end it! o 'eiock in tho
awning in one at the literal rooms or the
kldvo. A rod-altar lied hero construct-
ed in one end of the Min. hook it! which
was a Intuition of wreaths nod limo»,
through which the haul oi on allay oi the
planted mind protruded. This trend we:
shoot Iti inclmi long and shoot it“! inches
in diameter and nude from at large gourd
The uwer part at the hood iru unload
blank. the lower part whim, and the
illuulll it till it hideous exhibition at tooth
was «ruined rod. Behind thin memo wan
an lntllnn, whose onion it In to import to
the head of tho reptile n marina motion.
M ii the serpent was irnlumi with life. At
the Milwllllto n numllorol Indiana blow in
to hollow gourd». wliioll emitted a strange
rushing sound to imitate tho noise: mode
try the wilt loot-corral o! u tutu-utter imlktr.
In front of the altar and the utility of llil'

which were represented I‘mbk'lllll of tin-
sun. ’i'luw tniunr deities out! tho plowed
tttnko attacked the warrior representing
the sun. and o bottle mulled in which tho
lollo warrior triumphed, treating bark his
tlllt'llllt'li. nod thus being enabled to return

Hills.

The next morning aim tiw pvrlorumnre
M the rum rim above the Hittite?" horizon
and tire ll‘iu Western liilllt with gold the
lmliour ofior up their prawn» and wrinkle
in iy meal in its (are and by the»! rillnvlo
out.» Ill devotion welmluo its will?" lrmii
tlw mthrrn titles. and with it aim tln- w-
tnro oi the isotherms. the guard vpiritn
who bring the Mount» rain. corn. litmu-
tlmm: .ii hornet and oil the binning» oi
Plies—Sow York Sun.

Mon Walnut-u Ferraro.

t‘ldvi' .lu'atim l'nlli-r hm n )lrximn per
ml of which he i.- wry loud and of when:
:mmirt-nwnto ho is exrmlintrly proud. in
into ~r mmmpllrhllmnt in to cell tho chief
jitlitv“’it.l1fllll[lti " The "item out m
on. mine at lirut. hut Ilium his last umrri- ll
tilinuhttr Mn. llt't'tl'u‘l', has prmeutul tiw
lmniiy with mo urandrhiklreo in rm.
your! lm in [writ-oily rv-pigrwl to the low
imiviu- title. rrrn {ruin it pnrrot'ii lips.
Tht'tl' are ante-ml lllfillllglllr‘ifll irirml~ oi
ilnwltlv'l jlisili’!‘ witotnlk pnrr'ot with him
and «up isriirht relying: of their pet!

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. his text ”'Sllrt’l.) the Lord is in
ithll‘ place and i know it not iii-ea
Me Bronson render-rd a very iill‘iN
violin solo at this servlm ‘ll‘iw
Rerlv‘l lined unveiling. in! by Frank
L'l'lomhledleu. woo one of {rent inton—
“ ‘ lad power, All 1 o'clock Rev. A. J.
Smith prearhml from “To live is
thrill." The rehiiir sang with pleasing
elect the anthem. "Just as l Am. Witn-
Mil One Plea."

. About a: lo o‘clovk this morning
George W. Bell oi t'ow titrool. WM
leaving bin home to (filth a trolley
car. when he girlhood into the sitting--
' roam and there notio-od llama» brook
, in: out from in Mosul. Ho uuirkiy pr!»
. cured more water and with the mullet"
tom of ii. .I. llypeou. Andrew l.:i~
(3min. P. .\. I’lll’iit'llli, and other neigh-
here Who happened along, put the iiw
out before it great dent of cloning» ltitll
M done. The llnnlnrs are nuppmimi
do have etnrtd (rout n heater lion in tin
mm The) may have been moonlit
there (or some time. in» mm» was
. git to mum them to burn rapidly.
W WM insured through lin-
f ' oi Jacob bl. Layton. The in»:
‘ muted today.

 

”Ami.

I’I'ON HILK delivered in lllll~

N mu per quart. limk

Firm. l’ 0 lion iii. Row»
ill to

“In Frederirk Wilfit'll ltilpertt

,fi Cos Cob.

WM...

 

' divinion of the lion» u!
will meet ill-ins Star di-
. nylon. next Monday.

m n. until recently em-
mhmfl by Edward P
tentuienl leinnd. it” gone

Tittle. engineer on Contain
= ureter mm. Kate (3.
“a" . - laud All-err mm

Mil more here front 80th

 

, m Dorm

Mil. “HIM! of Hull liol‘
mm the ('mwler'e
I MIN. on one candidate

, ”Wall null llturityton
the llhrttord Building and

w moire-nominal
Wow.uitelertwtlw
' direetm imminent. a
*‘rtemprerldent. OW ti.
and mm or
W: 6mm 1m
,n.rm. We .i. U.
. ~ “V m

 

 
 
 
 

hit our, rim iiritiyh rmlmwilor hm» on
anliltgiy tnlkutiw nml u'r-ll lithium-ti
l ini. “in ii: um lw .l .unlv will he hm- lu-vll
l“ pit in lilo ("lolly lur Hiyv out My: lung
:tpi .M .. ll on». Mount lrutu the window

out "r the ciiuinu rmm of "tr- Hobo-5y
will “lie trivia-t! up in tlw tummy it buy»-
it good troy. m it llilil|>vlirtl~allll mum
intently “or h‘b'ltrl‘ll itllv'l‘ ulmtit it Mark.
in trim-l: rite lziioiiy nearly two! lllrtirm‘b
ill

’l'lw “Lin! lmy um rununiui liytlio tirwsit
Mine llllil r‘ir .llliiun t‘Hillll liml. Willi his
Home in it, il‘ it rv-onl'tl n! lilt‘l‘ll. ulul liti-
until imy in tho row It! all his whini-
milh u.

'll w u n’v - i tln- .‘lt'llt'illl lilllllhlt'l'. Nluo.
lintwru, llilwtl parrot ulm In It lllll~ lilt
gut-l. lln hf'tiil-m‘ Htoliiwh thrill Fl'rm'll
and um :r-innully l‘:ll;.'ll~ll, llv is u lnrflllilr
lttl Mt'xiv'nll litrtl "ml in rim!» the hind nil
”in family. Min )lttt‘hvii. tlulruhirr ul .5.
.l. )‘iilriiil. “'lllfll" Ill MM. lilillllt'y .‘lnt
lltl'ue. limo pill’lnl nt run- utmlnnwmn.
trim lulLH uml intuit». .ltuluu Advovut‘u
til-m ml Lurlwr aim him: unit trolrwd por-
iut.-\\ unitinginli Lotti-r in t'hu'ngo Till»
line,

it hot Zol- Iliu I'Wllsbrlh

'llm “wit"limrlli l.- liu- nmollr—l oi Ell.
Zulll'n inn». “It [mum on our": lilllluil.
tiliirii uttlrur-iplinn» ilmt lmrdit t‘ilili' t
to the ilnml oi lit-vino moi projmlin- in c t-
mp- mml amount llnvyfm almost totlm
nhmlillnu of Mood. llix iml‘n hm or who"
on r may l‘ullltvnl it. in u plrm of tin: nimt
lu'miv' roilmur in the utiilliin of wit“ lilo.
“t' in» hurt it lorvliute nl’ tlw rerun-mint;
llmlttwultu him. (alone! l’iwumrt, who
mm the lint to uni-mi interim/,7. hm llt'l‘ll
lli’l'l-nlt'tl omi itlllll up at Mon! \‘uii-vlvu, It
to mun-ml tlmt )l. .‘lillllll'll llrvylun i» to
lie pram-r'litml. and, it would". to lie ”W“
with a llmntml (or Iluluopvn iixr’vl M we.»
mm. ilut rim no»: usmplmml» liminvul
tide uroupnf iii-ow uwu ilrttnulllll lor the
junior: of on nrvuirinl is llir prom writer
minimal-their lorloro hope. if lilo gov-
ernment uivu him rm own tr'mi. Pm may
fit some“! in pulling it» unwilimln lo
nimme. It is more prolutlii» "out it will
lirlrut his I ld up to lgmuuiny and ruin»-
hmdon \Wr.

The l‘ into llirll.

Thriller. Charla-n A. t tune. it Methanol;
milliliter of lkniou. Minute» the retire!
oi lilo emf“ hell in that oily. ” Hinton."
lit! slid the oilnr «renting. om» it to her
roll, null realm-lolly to in hop, to tune and
lnitlilully Mireille or nrlew low whit ll oholl
will!" all rhildreo to trim of one and
under to he oil the yin-m all s u': the]; in
the winter and it o a in. It in tin “littlml'.
”will. .‘i’eli. mu tiw iim tit, tummy?
tile curl-or lilo. iii-out two you out;
who. limim. Room!" uy. tin alum,
Topeka and fir-om. iii... are Moon:
the lower «like whim intro hrllomei. The
room»; in term at the imminent to
aim; than“ M flirted lit. Jueitpli
Slow any! ”It mutt eighth: oi the
gin it their rim mm. ‘l'lm
moment «I to prr rent tom
W to the Morin nth-rd [nu fiat

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x Irma:
” our Muflnnm‘uw "
no on manuals;

 

gll Alleluia! little halid-

W m Willem loll to detail! the mm in; m... null
march and retrace in new toward ilio'mmmp, up". itu "WM”, M

Vumt impoflnuw or why no

moire nppeorrtl n warrior with n thield on ,

to the north to cheer the loud I" tho Mo» '

.' ,‘ir. White, and he mitt-ed ow to no homo

' tau-mum and sum mus-~20

old mammal. but Jun arrival in the
”MI,”

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

unlock» the box ind moot all the late
ten, whurom limit: Joell minimum

 
 
 

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ion noun» mm ml at

New and litany it lurch wmeruer and
“thorn-r has min-d than and than
that when he paid that "me looked lor-
ward to visit to \eov Vol... him of the first
thing: he oinruld hunt on would he the
letter to: in trout oi 0m church. it
tron like on introdoetion to at Iran 5 fu-
ture of the metropolis. Form thing Shout
the ell: might min ,stronge and “tilt
editor, but with the letter box, in frontal
limo churvhamllmliy a ll’ ' h 01
it here
been ineonmrnlod in l wort-it would live
like meeting on old friend. Indeed it was.
not uncommon to rtnnloer when the rural
contingent usually doth in we: to the
city to too nightmare! no Immutable
stamp groom! around that tampon-ital
nightmare of mother rinmp on mood
around tho Milesiun \‘mm in the Louvre.
With the morrh o! tunun-ipni pm the
blowout has gone, Inmwor. Th letter
in»: her been [Maui to another writer.
Thomioriiy oi Kerr Yorkm may not oven‘
notice the drummer, but to tlrommlsot

arm‘s“ horizon inroillor with the play
the ohnngowiil be tilfil‘lllll ant —\nr l orl.
Sun.

 

. “ring la: run-

A Philadelphia man hoe lived ten years
in n bottle for which he paid violent and
no lam. it Minimal to the guns column}.
and he lied will rent regularly until the
purport: of the nunpony woo intuit-rm!
to the fit]. "P says himieil: “i don't re
Dlfllllwl' how long it in store i stopped
paying root. it rm» when the an oi‘llrr
was on Sprout}: strove I went there one
tiny with my rent and oflerod it to Ir.
“lute. who had rhnrgt- oi lilo pat win
[any 'u hill ”lute. lull ho refiner-d to take
i' llllll told rm that it in“ Iolit' "ill hi
the oily trommm's onion in the lllturr. I
truth it up them and u gonna moo there
amid homuld not. tulle it. on hemoldn't
for! return of llt)’ Mich house. llo told ure‘
that they Would molly me when they were
rrmly to toko- my room-y. i wont. lurk to

and unit until I heard irnm them.
lwttllwl."

Nobody came in mllort mom-y until u-
t'f'ltlly. “‘lli‘" the oily tlimn‘vn-d its. title
and not a num in muu t. The tonmtt not
in do: to roun‘ulrr and promptly rkippod.
riot his n-xtwrivuvo with it two mu do”
not room to how tin-m «allot-now. i! we
may trio-t hie with. " "lib.” any. she re
n‘iiiloll)’. “ln- tlumpht it um I rump. not!
look where luv is now—«no tummy. no tut-i
um. ltfliLlllfl tor a jtllv. and n luruiiy to
l‘lmml’t. lla- Wouldn't mire my MN”, and
lil-il’t' to when: lithium» unto utmii. lint he
hugged hi» mop nod aim is there in the!
mini-ant neighborhood and apt-m money
on repairs {or the boom Ind didn't mob.
silly roomy. ”~Plilltulelphia “word.

1 m..« .‘M.

ul'btm'o ‘l‘rnr Art.

All eminent Auwriroo urtlit. trim ll tune
on old mun. hm Ilt'l’t'l' l'rll'mvlli'il ll'w limo!)
he learned from .‘ir l‘rwlrrirk lml'htim lb
his youth. Leighton «on then I brilliant
and llh‘i'lflflilflk young |Iltilll¢'l’, whom lu‘
turn on» ptiil ll'hil‘t' him. He won at work
upon nu ltniion inmlm'npt‘ or upon a pie-
iuro with on itolinn luv-kground. in that
lmrkgmund lm we» amino: to introduce
on olitotrwe. lit-rutut'lnlierwi u imwhlrb
lu- lmil mil in iiw south of Italy and re-
nwtuiwrul it quite dutim it} enough in
ropmdmo it, but he who not content to
trust hi» memory.

The American mm renwmlmru how
Lriglxlom mine into h min in llouu- on hie
on, in mutlwrn itnly. umlsirm lilo long
)uurm-y irutu England (onion-1pm“ pur-
pm-v oi undying that oliw treu anoint tall
in“ lltillttl on um vkt‘tt'll at it. and horn»
lllrnllil rs alto how. four or tire wrote;
, Inter, tlw nrtlrut ymmu Limit-lllmn. liril.

llnltl, mill-Month», vrmtiir. lmt with I

Mlll'fl‘lly for taking point. rival-peanut with
l I Wonderful okrtr'li o! the ultra rm. ”pom
W’lit‘ll ho lord opt-m do)» ul linllrokv-u ob—
uvrmtiuunud mull. l'rmu title little in-
riduut the American Illltlmvl leornrd in lo-
mo whirl) lw nowr lot-got. mid which.
Inuit {or to more the umm whit-h can»
to him in inter lilo. The Mary lilo-trot"
the [rent quality whit-Ii lies behind all and
«mm, alike lor tile limit at gelling and
the man ol minute—Outwits.

We“.

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‘ minimum.
HOYT'S meme.
Week of Feb. 14,

.Ituwrtm'v- "mini mpefluin’ organization:

Bin illli SPPtlllBliS Cecil

Ami tlwlr trig runway and ngwinlly
moipmiy .

lzrmtiutnm perineum. .‘lo nil»
in” We'll will.

union». Wetlimlny and mum-y;
Monday night, the knutiioi entrant-t mud:

THE JUDGES WIFE!

law to lirhetr um; Mold.
Evening Prim. lo. 2» and 30:.

Matinee. Children. l0; Adults, are.

lfllnrt trillopen ll mm IN om
lone nu “one. trivially term“.

Klondike Social!

M “DIM“ 113m . mink-milk,

 

 

Wfllflw It 5 WM‘

The Meat ot'our recent otter nu

Friday Inning. he. that

eluted new buying in grant volume—-
1135 attracted special attention to the
mnitutleor the nine. thht we are
giving ill very low price:

Body Brunei} i

75 cents
., a yard.

ii buyinxeontlnueo no lively this
week as it volt last week we one" rtlli
have a mpply to sell front that will
mull over: one to choose that they
wont end no runny yards no they want.
it is a big mock to select truth; and
a marital] good c

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PETTICOATS.

Flannel Petticoats at reduced prices.
anvy blue and oral) whet flannel.
with one or two plotted romeo, for ”.98
”were $3.00.

Black. navy and drab, nmlret flan~
net. made with umbrella rnllle, extra
(till. now gelling tor only $2.50.

Blair. uproot; lanrr oillt embroid-
rred rump, were 34.00 and 84.50 each,
new only $2.98, A lower price than
such grader nounily reach, consequent~
iy the limit Millie time to buy,

 
 
 
 
 
 

New“ ’bf'ééé’ Goods.

The season is now at hand when runny people are thinking of New Dress Goods.
Nearly every day lirings New Dress Goods to our counters. We are receiving the very
latest novelties of the foreign and climatic market as soon as they are produced.

Separate Skirts.

Our Skirts are noted tor their superior finish all well on their shape. No lletter
hanging Skirt can be made than those we sell, and the materials used are the very best.

Black Brocade Brilliantine Skirts, $2 75 and $3 00
Black All Wool Storm Serge Skirts, 3. 50
Navy Blue All Wool Storm Serge Skirts, 400
Black Brillianliuc Skirts, . 4.00
Black Cheviot Skills, braid tlimmiug, . , - 4.50
Black Brillianliue Skit .0, finest quality, . 5.00 and 5.50
Black Brocade Silk Skills, . 6.50
Black Brocade Satin Skirts, 7 .50

LadieS’ Muslin U nderwear.
Special sales of Ladies’ Muslin Undtrwear, commencing S \T URD .,\Y Ftb.12th,

 

“walk Conn.

 

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WHITE SHIRTS.

fer a lit: roving lor thone who take
1nltl‘ minutes: of the theme.

A regular 35w grade, mode of i’tirr
Xonporvii rotton. line 2100 linen hos
:uumginui no any custom mildew—tor ti:
write earn.

Another line. made of line romlrrit
linen. own trout and bark. regular
print 73 vents earn, now Minted at 5'
cents.

NlliilTSlillt'i'S.

Extra lint- quality muslin. large fol.
siren, [or fill rents ent‘h. Commenrinr
llli' work With special advantages for
llW'll.

FLAKNELRTT ES.

Many new otter-ts in lam-y and plain
stripr-s and staple pattern. {or ii cents
a yard. lint ever oflered at that prire

The D. M. READ CO.

 

Your
Wife

in tile pertain you tune! desire to
plane. Ever sum to think what
a great unmmtof plenum a new

mat of point or paper on her
home would give her?

she'd do her work more cheer»
fully; be happier; for there’s no
pinion earth or deer toowite’a

. newly all the time. nod you can't
make it too good for her.
Cane nntl are or about it;
met much.

Won't

 

with “pen.

1’an Sundial
“Mum-”Um.
Whom-atom.

”madman-urine
“-1—.”

new
await-outlaw.
mom

rum m.
lemma.”
mmm

 

roll 5:” “E
mm». :33
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”finite

”Yr?

Sheila! Stole of hleu'e Shirts that ot—E .

hustle-hams. melon

TRISTRAM 8v HYATT,

NORWALK CONN.

 

SCOFIELD& HOYT’

This Week Will Be Brim

from to o dill’crv snt slillltli’illlilrt in l‘ ritual and mrntuuieul ivuyeni.

ller Spring Goods in Carpets Pauline, lice Clll'lillli, Particles, cit, at unattractive Prices

The mmml is that A." unit it whorl lllllt' renluim tn disposer»! the balance of Mir “inter stotkof
(hats and t' aw». in liud it llmwmry to make ”warping reduction» on all tumult winter guide

Full of Interest

The tint rum urns our displat of

our inwntorv lut- r dosed. or llllr‘ mason n studv of the following 5mm will interest ton and” lie

profitable.
l \t‘l‘; t'l'lt’i’AlSh‘.
liniii \ard I urtoiue Mir. Si 15. 01.50, 8:: '5). $4.39. per pair.
t' HES". l E l’tlit’l'lhllltt‘l.
mm .350 Nfitinlui film.
lleetiim ill uin ’lAl'i-FI‘RY lilti'rl‘il-Zlu’flt'Alll'i'Z'I's.
at' i. ‘w and elk: per yard.
ingrniu l'til‘pt‘le. t-xtnt anterior, to.

EXAMEL [RON iii-IDS.
limes triumn-d, with woven wire spring, 15.75.
MATTRESSES.
l'otton top and bottom, two parts, “Iii.
MORRIS CHAIRS,
Solid oak sent and luck. heavy cwhion, plusdi
‘ covered, (lull.

Ladies' Jackets and Capt: almost given away to close out our season’s stock.

Scoiield & , Hoyt, 3 Washingto St, 30. . Howleral

 

We make one average price on everything in the entire store.
That is one-half the price the same goods used to sell for.

This opportunity is being taken advantage of by hundreds.
We want (luring tlm next week hundreds more to take advantage
of it.

a

The idea oi milkill" this impu tllonl oil: 1’ is to clear out the
SltCk with a rush. '

The opportunity for buying a dress at those prices, is unsur-
passed and the choice is t-Xcolleni, for we today have the largest
Dress Goods stock in South N ”walk, and you will fill“) anywhere
from $2 to $3 on a dress pattern.

Just think of it; $2.50 today will buy. more goods at the

South Norwaik Boston Store,

on wnsurrta'rorl STREET,
Than 85.00 would anywhere else in town.

George R. VanAl‘atyno, Proprietor.

CHICKEN FOOD- Grand Central ilariet. THOROUGH
PIG FOOD. RAILWflfLACB' COURSES”...

Wholtrnle Ind Multilateral in

 

 

1 Freehand Silurian. ”Fm... :
Pancynlirolen....,.,...,.. ow
l 1' MI “I.

honour W
W

1M“
h'm' We“ '

own rotors suit-r our or run
BROWN’S

HALF 3”th
§rooulo

more union.“

Crackers,

$1.00 per barrel.

wmhmwibeufln
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