Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 15, 1898 · page 4

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. Sentinel has a Circula-
Il'oen or Norwalk and iii
latest. considerably. that on
W or the other

dailies. Oorpresoroomi.
mtoadvortlaorsandvisi

Poo-eta Hi htltlo bow on.
I uglpln moan.

Favor or the United States.
w point. and that no insignificant
I. been made in our favor by the
- of the Maine. It has turned
my of tho natiotnt of Europe
aide. Before the disavter England
' . to ho tho only one of tho pow—
“Hosea! word for nil in con-
. with the (urban revolution.
1” favored Spain and mnttcred
4. their news-papers tin-tr halt
chronic rpitcond jealousy inward
hacanso we, a republic. dare to
uflch and pownrinl nation.
the tleltrliclion ol the Main». from
.. canao. revealed to the nation:
hope the patience, the friendly
’ , “Ind even iavor our government
“it“ toward Spain through-
“ tho Maine had been a Herman
lp, not more than a week would
“I” till two or three oi Wil~
.. I Warship were in Havana harbor
“Inna trained on Morrucastlt-
it it. the United Stator gm crnmcnt
ly waits the result oi the Maine
. Wilma withholding any ac»
that could anti-m» Spain.
‘Moouraaol conduct will inmitnbly
1” in our lover in Europe whcn it
boon» honorary for us to inter.
ll Coho. How Great Britain
"rd snob intervention in pn-
"clearly W in a letter writ
nan. Dr. Charles A. Barry, choir
o! the Congregational union oi
i
“VIII-old l think it in m nv'rnlly mm by
”Mn—ii "Int Ilw "HUM" to

”on long t mumh It in in lull in
“a” men trim lam ut- mulmyity nf
, . ”meeting Ignition Alntrimn in
_ otatc oi thing: it lrrpt up lur
, at a auto-in oi mttm minute.
hm! lomochmrtzntnmnrim« on pawn
W in oovrrmrwni in the
mini- eon mum order and with
to its own loom-v dortnnr and
‘ tints. the Vaultineton cat-on:
ill lualaltn: upon order. rev-n
wry to anpnrlntrnd the
at aloha.

n. I"... 0' Id“.
”glad to aooin the manazino
h intelligible a dieoortation on

 
 

. as Dr. fitter-on in”. that
, to take circus. damp int-ail:

‘mplioo would twain so
loo. trouble mooiimo and
I, alotr. dtmp breathing, in
3 euro would he (MW.
e» not the only portion oi

. ll «you! not only wily
them. but go all tomb
twin: tram motion in
making this action or er-
. truer and healthier.
only draw into their built»
the oxygen they an en-
actually owl
I tallest nmm a dormer
than»: than thin pity-lat
all as that dtmtiuant inertial
W the broth habitually.
m itoeli in nor method
V . “was. true, uplifting
_‘ h to broad» pitting and
a m ventilation and

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.. m the memo
1“th ."

M m

the W oi attito a lively time latitu-
tioy "will.

com John fiarltlaoa turned on
naylatetheolauhymoitheom
which as» barricaded on the tactile by
Koohler. Title place no closed on
Friday last by constable Davtdoon. and
the license was tattoo under an attach»
moat toenail lo lover ot James not», at
West Norwallt. tor money that atolls
owed him. The Jetter raised this
amount on Saturday and paid it, with
the expenses. and received back his li—
maeuaitcr which ha proceeded to
open. it was when the constable
started to do this that the trouble he-
am Hi! found the doors braced on
the inside. and upon iorcing bio tray
in lound the Koehlers in waiting. A
lively discussion iollowod. in which
lira. Koahler figured prominently by
liQr many threats. which she did not
carry out. The constable ordered
.them out alter they had taken all their
turnitnrc, glasses and other ilxturos be-
pinging to them. Evidently Stoltz and
Koohlt-r could not turtle. with the
above result.

The moon was opened in the oven-
ine by Stone. and a countable was
there to ltocp order. During the oven-
iug there were scrape at intervals. but
none of them Wan lion-c. Application
for the llcenao oi this saloon was Inadv-
ily Rudolph Stoltz. who furnished the
money. while Rot-bier titted up thc
place with his saloon fixtures that ho
had at South Norwallt. train which
place he moved to the rooms over tho
saloon in New Canaan.

 

'10 ADJUST A mmonn'rv.

ladiator Between loath lorwailt
Church and I’ll-tor Appointed
llcv. W. A. Visitor. tractor 0! "iv
Gcrmnn Lutheran church in Dnnbnry
has been appointed by the church on.

lhorllicn to straighten out it curtain
dithculty that existed between the tier-
lnan Lutheran church in t-lonth Nor-
wnllt and the pastor. Rev. G. Rungc.
Mr. Fisher has been atrr-cptctl by tilt:
church as a mediator.

The Rev. Rouge baa rccignm thr-
paatorntc oi the South Antwaik church
and will move to Stamiord. whore ho
will takc chargc oi a mimion.

The difficulty between Mr. [lunar
and the South Norwalk church sacrum!
to bc that thc Nor is a German di«
rect irom thc old country. and not a
naturalized American citizen. A great
many oi his ideas violently conflictt-d
with those oi moat. oi his congregation
who arc ilerman-Amcricann. and lit-um»
the trouble which Mr. l‘lnhcr will try
it) sonic.

Mark—Barnum.

'l‘lit- litwitt’llle Journal til Skilurtlly
prinfcd the (allowing in its new» irtmt
Vernon (' outer:

A (mild marriaxc torpmnny nan por-
lnrnwtl l!) Rov W. W. Intvidnon iii. tlw
rmidcmc til i‘. \. Knight. chncada)
aitcrnoon, Ihc. contracting parties bc~
in: Brno-at 0. mark. of thin pint-o, and
Mill“ .luiia i‘. litirnbnm, 0! Smith Norv
walk. lutnimliatcly alter tin- coro-
mnny lin- newly married couple want
to Mr. i'larlt'n lmmc. Altrr apcnding
a low daytt lhorc they will rantuvc in
Margarctvillc, N. ii, whore Mr. Clark
baa taken the management oi u inrev
farm and popular summer mm. Mrs.
l’lar in it nintcr of Mn. Knight and in
wall known how». and on are uurc lin-
gmnl wiulicn oi all will go with thorn
to tbcir ucw homo.

 

Voted $8,000 for Itato liighways

M litc apvrciul inwn lnccliug iwl-i inn
Saturday nitnrnunn. in Now ('utman. ll
watt voiml to uppropriulc $3.0m inr llw
tunic highway to no built on iiouilv
nvcttuc. bcxlnnlng at the I-ml of ”to
prom" Inncmlum mad loading mum
Fill inr an appropriation will pcrvnil. ll
nun abut mind in widcn. airaiglitcn

and gratin thc road loading Wcalcrly
imm Word mroct. tit Mm Alcxnndcr'r,
lit a root not in I'XO'I'NI "Jill”: that thc
win-intro in- aptmlntad a mmutittoc tn
tit-enlinic iur tlu- loan oi uuilb-icni
iuudu to pay tho floating intlrluwlnm
nmi nlito the Mlddlolown bond» ii
tltmmht hilt.

Wont loo» Without a coat

tit-mp l'onuitm'lt. t'll'l'li ul ripcuccr It
tinfn loin-dry SIGPW‘, apcnt ctmnudcrablc
timc running about tum» bowl-called.
butt owning. trying to iind ll. (3. Col»
burn. who had loclwd tltc alum b-nv-

‘ in: Mr. i'mntiim'lt'n but and mat on tho

lnnltlc. Mr. (’omstoclt ttcppcd out for
a nnnncnt and Mr. ifoburn ibtmein lu-
had none! lilll’lll." Finally tho young
man borrowed on old but and nirrillmi
to hit homo in Ilrond ilivcr rniuuu hilt
orcrcont

 

lanai Itorma of the Post winter.

Captain William (irritation. oi "not
It chnii'a marltct. who ltwpll a round
a! the mow atom» each year. but all“
on Tim ilenllnol a record [or tutor.
or lotion: November i9. '23: iiwcmber
ii. 20, 22. 215. January 1. i. in. 2-3. 29. ill;
Fobrnoty iii; March 2 and i. Mr.
( mailman dot-a not keep output at tho
«storm union the snow in deep «trough
in' truck a rabbit."

 

Author late than

Amber new club was organised in
South limit. lent mm. at No.
30 cheat-at atroet. whore motion
trill but held every Monday creole;
Tho ulcer: alerted were:

Mdutauw. m. min.

mmurywilrroa t“. it .

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”Ila D.

m. M ,
monument»

' structcvl a bcnuliiul play trout

.

' Wurk with tin-

 

ml storm
‘ioratliopttbiicachootto'aobmonthe

mt “amoral Hort

that» loot will and played "Woman
Malt Woman" to an audience that
W the m Illicit lisa boon rail
retailing the company in the advance
press antic», and large claims have
been made by its management. and all
that harbour raid oiit is doaarved and
all claimed in true. in dramatic abil'
ity, coolant» and general personal. the
company excels any and all of its clan
that have appeared hero. in scenic
appointments it has no onus! in
any clue. Last night’s play was a
strong one in every icotore. with a
most pleasing comedy vein from start
to ilnish. 'i'hc betweendho—acta ape-
cialtlos were of the beat character, and
in many respects decidedly notcl. M
the repertoire companion add to their
excellence, the wonder increases as to
bovr it can be done and popular prices
be charged. Payton't company has
been and sliii in the leader at them all,
and thin Week we predict the attond-
once at lioyt'a Theatre will be 3 rec-
ord brcalwr. There trill bi.- matinee
performances every aiternoon at 2:30.
Matinee pricco. children to ccnio;

adults 20 cents. Evoning. to. 20 and 30
cents. Tonight the sensational coinc-
tly-drarmt. Only a Farmer's laughter.
will be prompted with mmplcte acenic
pom», including the Harlem ltlvcr
brltlgc. This in the ilrat company pro—
ducing this well known play at popli-
lar prices. At the matinee tomorrow
the emotional drama. East Lynne, or
Tho Elopcmcnt will be prcncntcd. A
writ-o oi l8 vicira oi tho Maine will be
uhown by the silli'PODlit'tm betwccn tho
auto tonight; alno new and pleasing
apocialiioa.

 
 
 

’ A Southern Romance

in A Southern Romanov. winch will
be given bore for the lira! timc at tho
Norivalk Opera iluusc mt Friday.
March 13. ll. ll. Valentino has mn-
Dolly
champion book. in God's
i'ountry. it in said to bc bcautliul in
throw and trcatnn-ni. its atmuephcrc
in one oi tranquil pent-t- and its whtilc
tone ouc oi wholcaomcnm. The stage
would bc bcticr oil [witty and menus-—
gocrs would be richer in hcart and
brain ii there warn more plays liltc A
Southern Romance. its appeal to tlw
nobler instincts in sweet yct powcriul.
tllrcri and commanding. yet gcntlc and
winning. for it plazn skillfully upon
all ihc chords oi love and moderation.
Titt- company is a wpli-lialanrcd and
thoroughly capablt- our (rum thc Filth
.‘ivcnuc tbcatrc. Now York. Scam at
Word's and Silllwn's,

lligbcc'il

’i'our of leditorranean Ports.

llrn. l-Z. Ilubbcli iioirhltlaa‘ tour niv
tor touring Gibraltar and its trunnion
cannon, got-u m Ilrr-nadtt. to Viv-w that
malt-bin“ nrrhitcctural nil». ihc Al~
lintnbrn. llllrltallml in gillizmlinl spirit.
dor. Thc cwuiaitc iwnniy oi its Ila»
orntlonn ntwakn oi the viciiratc'uml
artistic tarm- nl tho Moor. 'I‘hcn by
rail to Madrid, ilrc capital ui Spain, tic
firth lhc Ilillai't' and its lmtutllul
grouttdn. aitcr which or min» at tlyint:
trip in Cuba, Havana. Mum ('nallc and
starving i'ubatm 'l‘lw buttlmltip
Main-n bolurc unni altcr tin- cxplcmlnu.
t-nels mic lutcrcnlinx all!" trip. 'l‘bc-
Mir 0! goals {or Mm lintchkisa' lcw
turn, which will i».- xivcn m liuyl‘u
Thealrc, Mun-ll 22. will bought at l’ln‘ts~

tori'ss und tlicudrnrtlrrg'u tomorrow
morning.
mushroom: 70):.

They will have a PM round 30 in
llorwallt on larch 28.

Low Wrbstcr by wirc lfliil night mn-
rnptml liw "liar in box .ltwic PM, oi
Now York. if. rnulnln tit 1:15. pauruln. .tl
Nurwnlil. "ll or about Mm‘i’ll 2'3. mull-r
ihc atlaplrcn til llw t‘llili mmmgwi by
.lmtcpii .l. iiuimnnu. all Yunltcrn. N. i‘.
linhuttuu tilicrml this lilittcll tn Wolv-
Mil‘l‘ noun- ilntc ago, but tln- putw- no».
not mllnlai'lnry. licuuil‘timcliln ltl lllii-l
dilwtion norc ins-l. and Wclmwr alarm
in to gut rcudy today. “’ciutcr'u work
punching bag will in»
chino til lrt‘ltix'n. wltilc iin- lmxmg and
out, or! door work will lw dorm with
Harry Ltttw at. Avon l'ttrlt. ’l'bv club
mannecr anmmttrcn allow n'lmnncii
tor rcicrcc. and li'rctl Volt-mun its lion-
ltmpcr, erultcr paw P‘vvx duicat tlnn
Kirclc and rcalim that Fox in prctty
tutti garlic. it its natal iimi Pox altmllwr
ed Kwic. 'l'hr llrideopnrlm' in niwayn
in lair rhapc and will forum at Nur~

Valli road)! to alvc lhc pmplc it run lor ‘4'

tbcir Inoucy. llnrry Lanc will hr» in
thbtttcr'tt corner. and it is
that Prod Mcillrr trill aim m'i-llllll him.

an Won-tin nllcrcd in lnlu- lilrl com oil "

to anoint Mdllrr whcn ibc prtmpcct oi n
mowing lMWt’t‘ll Mrtilrr and Sammy
lic-lly prcncntmi llwli.wllritimvtnnt
Tcicornm.

lethal load! the Pactorioa

"'l'ltc lat-tibia out but factoring arr:
alipplng away from mi in not a ltrignt
nituailnn to loco." wrltoa tbn thel
rorrmmmlrnt oi the Ilnnbury flown.
"It in all we have in the tray of indon‘
tries. and to lotto our but taciurica la in
loot: ihc main stay oi our imrn. Pint
the nrm oi Richmond Brother» chord
and then ltltfl’ the Judd & Dunning
plant was wiped out by or». Fortun—
ately tor our town. this firm Ma um-
iioncd oincc the tire in the Richmond
llrothora' factory. Now again the ilt~
tie plant oi ilortaan. Winter! I Crone
has been destroyed by line. melting nae
loos bat tsetory hm. We needed or.
mourn! the» lecturiooaatl more too.
ltiahopodihotthotwoisatnaailoard
Irma trill rebuild and that the It it;
mood iarioiy trill also walla» be
”it Wm"

tnmlblt- j

subject. The Rotation lit Education to
social service. Iir. Dalton was tor
yoaro superintendent lot the public
school: in South Namath. and is at
ml holding a similar position in
Brookline. lass. The principal part
oi the adore-s woe to show the proper
inaction oi education» to aorva the
alone at vocation and culture. The
forces at education have changed the
old itlca, which hats morally been or.-
ccpiotl that education» tor tho suite
of the individual.

W

To: Collector's Solo.

O'l'lCE is hereby given that the undcr~
trialled, Collector at Taylor, under
and by virtue oia certain tax warrant.
duly executed and nigued by proper au
thority and dimml lo the umlmlzncd,
commanding him to levy and collect at
IRENE .l’ANTOS,
and other persons named in the rate book,
on tholittttosslti warrant annexed, their
several proportions at the rum total mi
therein eluted, aaid tum being a tax or
mutant laid upon the Wine”! lint
mode in it’ll, by tim inimbltatltnol the
town 0! Normth "WI-gar] and lrtrally
“ambled. to wit onihc‘ hrl ay oi Dot:-
embrr, A. I). ml. met for tho purports
at providing [or the indebtedness oi mid
town, leviea upon tin iollowinx descrilml
real estate of said
liil'iNl'Z ll. I'ANTOS.
xitnatcdia town at Noraalk. anti in tin:
i try at South Norwult. being to loci from
and roar and ii.) fuel in dcpth with build
log-v thereon ntamilnc, anti lnnndcvl
northerly and easterly by highway cailcd
Livingston Place. witthrriy by land now
or iormoriyul Mary J Rideronul In: ier‘iy
by intuit-l Win. ’1' and 'I'hoa 1. Human:
And I uita'loell at. Public Auction. on
the promiiet hereinbcioro descri . on
the dd day utility. ll. it. no» at mm
o clock lorenoon. so much thereof in will
raise the rum 0' Thirtriour «My
clans”, that being the pronoun n
of thc said lreue l. Portion of Ibo
turn total in paid llal. together with tbr
charges of luv], vtlc. t'lc.
(ll-1.” ll SIXJUHS.
Tax l' ulictm. Lint"! it“;
listed at Sorwailt hit. '5'. A. 0.. lath

Tax Collector’s Sale.

Surlcc it; licrcliy given that tho llil‘
dcrnigucd, i'nilcctor vii Tana, undcr
and by virtuc of a certain tax warrant.
duly cxrcntcd and +lgnctl by prnpcr
authority and dirwmd to the undcrv
sixnml. commanding him to levy and
.olcci oi

LYMAN i' “Hill.
and othcr Wrfliflfi natural in tlw mic

lurch. on the list in said warrant ant '

mum. their moral proportions oi
liw sum total as rim-con stated. sari
mun bcing a tax or maniacal laid
upon tbc anmsmcn lint made in lilo".
by tho inhailltaou. of the town 0! Nor’
walk. rcttularly and vitally anacmbini.
to wit. on tho 2m .4, ty of January. .i,
it, H97. mot tor thr- purpoao oi provid-
ing for the indobtninosn u! naid town
lcvica uptm the in: 4“an ticnct’limi
rcal emote at said
Li'llAS C. lll'llll.

situatcd in the 10th nl‘ Somatic, in tho
i'lly ui South Norway» and brutal: .1
nortltcrly and wrotcrll by land oi tin
NM” York, New "arm and ilariionl
Railroad Company. muzlu-rly by high
way rallod ('nncord strum, now or lot
mcrly. and cantorly by land oi tltc
liliilblil'y and Sorwalh Railroad t'om—
party. and containing our mod, more
or low.

And i shall soil at l‘nblu' Auction. on
the prominent lwrclnlwnn- «lowering-d.
on tho liltb «lay oi May, .\. It, not. at
it! o'clock (orcnnun, am much thcrcn!
all will raitw thc Milli ui tncniy- grim
and tiliyvunc hundrccllh» I- '7 ' .ult dol-
lurk. that being rho pu-pnrtluu oi tlw
staid Lyman i'. llurtl nr llu- sum total
in said lint. togcthcr nub thr- t-hargm
nl lcvy. uni-u cur.

ill-2i). ii. a‘l’. .mllN.
Tux t'tlllm'ttrl‘. Linl oi my»,

"aim! at Nurwnllt. Slurrll 7, A.

him-i,

ii.

 

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«TT‘l‘TH'l'T’l’T
'l'lth ‘lt‘l'lt m an limiting film'-

lill pricw nu wlzllitilirl'y :ttnl lvlulik

lanlhs.

A gonnl luv) of

Paper and Envelopes,

l‘rtl’

5 center.

.\ lwllci our for Mr.

I'Illvclo'a-u, ull aim-m

5:; pkg.

.\ ||ttt| til ll'it'r \i'rlliili: Impfll. lt’

R. H. PLAISTED,

Mahackcmo Block,
Kaitlin .'uritnlit,l'l.

.l..i..i..l.il.l..l..l..l.

 

 

 

 

 

it. "'" Pimples‘

on Man or Women,
”or main.

Cultured

IV Uni!“

Royal Pearl.
unto not it man

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

1888 1898
Ten Years oi
PROGRESSIVE

BUSINESS.

 
 

 

thAsary

 
 

Undo-date

On the twelfth of March, 1888, the day or the never-to-be- forgotten blizzard. the
Boston Store opened its doors for business. It was a day of “Cold and Eager Frost”
with snow piled mountains high in the streets of Norwallr, and communication with

the people of the surrounding towns cut off by the immense fall of snow.

The first

week was a gloomy one; it was a bad beginning; but it would take more snow than

ever tell in Norwalk to flaunt our pushing qualities.

In no wise superstitions, don’t

believe in omens, take no stock in adages. don’t believe what the oldest inhabitant
says, we are thoroughly up to-date and don’t care what the grandfathers did, we live

in the present, always going ahead, never backwards. This is the reason why we now

have the best store in Pairiield County. at the end of the first decade of our establish-

ment.
to have a

We were to give a souvenir away, but as souvenirs are but triilcs, we decided

Grand Profit Sharing Sale!

-———-0.\' “FR—~—

TENTH ANNIVERSARY, SATURDAY, MAR‘OH l2, l898.

 

Domestics.

l row of tic l'tlhlcnt-ln-tl Mil-din.
wrsary stilt' prior, fijt'.

l vow of Nnnwlc‘u full llll'ai‘lll'il Shoul-
iittz. tic quality. for titl~ grin! nutri—
w-rsnry mic. 5c. Quantity limitcd.

Anni-

li'mit'tif tln- int Muttlcvi Outing. tin-
my kind. l'nr tlti~ outlive-nary mic.
iii’.

1 i'llilt'tv‘ 10c (litigitatm. llncqunlity. or.

LADIES JACKETS.

$l‘lilll05’, $l'2nlics. $1 ) Mics
and $18 ones.

You can have your choice of
any Jacket in the store.
Anniversary present, 35 ca.
Remember only one price.
.l ust think of it, only 37).

New Spring Dress Goods.

in pimw .\t w diylc Mixtures and lap»
o y i bu in. Anniumnry .“Illl prim,
l5c.

a IIAHT‘ lin- Wml (lurks. its in. wide.
For llil!‘ annivt-Ntry mic. 2!».

ll) trim-m Satin Snlivl “use limnlp‘, ill
i'n-tor. Ynlc. Brown, (intend Holin-
trope and lllnrlt. one of the [Kl'rllltll'
cloths for .spring. Annircn-nry price,
750’.

iii Dru-sea of Irish Poplin». in thc very
lutmt pnwluudlmn o! the iriin mills,
no two pattmts alike, pct palicm,
fall?»

4 pie-w Bayaalcw Satin «Io Silurian. per

 

Jiliuz. nwlyvttmnlt- l’illnw Slip-u Ali-
nivcnnry mic, um pair tnr liar,
Limltul in z: pain to n custmnvr.

l canon! lib- full lvicac'imi .‘lusiin. .\n~

uivt-nsnry mic. tic. quantity limiml.
l «aw lllctn-llctl Tomi-1| 'l'mi’clitig. pct
yurcl, Ilc.

Icicle"! ii: oluuu-L Aunivc F-tll’l' pol: .

 

mining: primx.

In vvt-ry cit-partmcnt then- will i-r
bargains that will surprise yutl.

Wc haw imuctl niargc cirvulnrmtn
llur bilulo'v' horc it ill tml
i"' rmit :t mnrc c xtetnlml :u count.
t imtlar».

yard, aw.

:3 Mylo": ul’ (frown Mohair and Wool,
pct yarrl. “.23.

l plm't- Black Stripe“ l'l't’puli, for nill‘l-i,
l' 'M'

l plow Elm lrlt (fwilno'm Worth ”fir,
fur titl- salt.

 

7. 5w.

Bistno Stunt tor. Main and Wall Sis, Nomlk

 

AtSeymour sStOre

'l'llla nook no place Int-fort tin public a oltumnntration ni

GROOTE’S SOLUBLE COCOA.

We! invite alllni tltc indicts who and thin mlvcrtiscmcnt in mail tlrernnclvcn of tlii~ trplmrtunity to call at our More

and sample llti» ('wnn.
each purchase.

tlucalunrtcrlmtttnl calm or; mic-half [milild rnitnll’n'. '
'I‘lw plural and limit “mule on lhc market.

A Souvenir Spoon with

ASK FOR HEALTH BREAD,

Mailc li'i'hll cucii'tlny from tln- cutln- wlwnt, illvl (iris! Mill “'llcnt t'otli-c.
Malt Extract,

Our (array gilt edge Creamery Butter 250 - lb.. 5:
Good Sweet Butter 206 lb.
7hroa Ibo Boas Milk Cracker: 250.

Thu gnml- \w nll'vr :trr alway- ptm- :tinl lrwlt on account of our largo mien

Ora-mary Butter 23c lb.

lloilctl Witt-tit Tumult-vi “'lu “ll aml
t'li'.
Ibo. for ”.00. Iwaot rosy

Fat Mackerel we each.

Country fresh laid Eggs 20c doz.

Wu how» many itniiatnn but no

l‘nllnwcr», and our martin tm- will till lbc LOWEST CASH PRIOI..

C. E. SEYMOUR,

Leading Grocer,

33 Washington Street.

ear-'5 .

Arr llic lwn gnvcrllilit: 'fli’itm-i of our imprint-m,

'l‘cl. 58-2

Po "Stbtllty and Purpose.

Our Possibilities are gvt-nl.

South Norwalk.

2M

With our large» output

of riwrt-hatnliac iitmttglt our rcvcml "tum-s, wc can buy clnmmt, plclmtp ixtmuim nlwaya. wan ll»-
Our Purpose in m plcim' our wilt-our, tn m-ii cheap" than
”or nut-rm lx provm by lin~ "triumph of Finland“ mutton»

luarkctn llmnuuzlily null lit-«urn llic land.
anybody chu- nml to soil lltv int “who.

on witm- lnltlt’ w.» t'lljoty,

53mm Sounds.

llml lit-ll Hillllltm . lull chum

llu-i llcll mlnmn tiltit mum
Applc lilmwun mlnmn r lull canal
Applc liltmntt mlmmt (lint mum
M04 inwnlt'n anlrttuu r‘it‘llli! ( lint min i
"built trout. opp-«l. pv’l' can.
Hum-ti macltcrcl, l lb cum.
limit-Mic mnliim, 4c can. ’5 int
Mil-lard utilities. l lb can,

so. 2 (at ilmkt'fl'l. :i tor
Ulil-fflilllililifll tattlllali. pct lb,
limit-it»: twnlileh, tic, :i Illa. lot
Fit-ah watniry cw, pct dorm»,

lbnnmut Building. liontlt Note/tut, -

10:

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New York Grocery Company,

. W Main nine-t, Norwalh

R 3cm Monti) Savors.

limit' rmincry limb-r, pct tuuttul

.llmruoiin mill: lurmu, .{c
Ii 'l‘lllllrl pull I'uttrlt'iitr. 35¢
"ilcm" linking witdcr, l lunttnl can, 104:
Twin t'iiy uniting jmmlcr, i p-mtni bun. he
lbw-tom bullied lam», :i would inn, 7:
Victor out». ‘J .aitllnl package, 7c
lhlnwnrc pm: lice, ll Inland can, We
Horror enml olnmlticnv, per puttml, 7c

H H h...» hi 1“
llvnwimv inn-akin» bar-mt, lo:
Jotm’ or "and El. liutlr, bag, 76c
in "mode granniatnl night, 0! 00

 

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