D‘Yp “AY at, M
Item—“Went." “T.
rials" advertisements, not
re lines, one time. the, three
ale times. 01.00. Reading not
line. each Insertion. Marriage
”tines. 5011. Schedule of rates
- advn-tiseinente furnished
1 t
, on flares—By mall. in ad
a prepaid: One month, sec;
01.251 six months. 09.50; one
pelimed by numbers. 19° 1'
he paid to the carrier.
Omaha-No. W Washington
th Namath.
mot—No til Wall street
‘wwmflwmw:
u now
1 o savor by telephoning.
' ' orbrlagfngittutheofiloe.
‘ all no: for the convenience oi
so wish to leave items of news or
rwiii be found at the en-
% Til: Sentinel others.
1 ”1'10!!! should in all cases he
trait uvnxmo snowman. .
South Nor-walk. Conn
cannot be (unnamed the
his ellortfillbe roads to se-
. patrons, but changes can-
lneieted upon as a right unless
Ironing Sentinel has a Circula-
the Town of Norwalh and its
be larger. considerably, that tht
nod Circulation of the other
Telephone Calls
Main oliloe. Oil-6.
Editorial rooms. W8.
, preach outsell“
WM
' W Almanac for Tomorrow.
High tide
ll: 17 't m
5W1: i11
Poultry In Politics.
inure are- numerous old hens in polit-
teal allies in the United States, which
nobody can deny, They cookie and gath-
er up tho public pickings as they go.
.' and we are used to them.
, It has been reserved to Pennsylvania,
however, to unearth a nestfui of scan
‘ doll in connection with the poultry hal-
letin. and .iiIa whole state is cnckling
over it. In that department of the great
‘ commonwealth which furnishes free in-
wiormation to ruralists there was pub-
“ llllbed some time since 11 hen bulletin.
It dealt in a poetic and picturesque way
' with the diseases of poultry, giving
, learned narnas to gupcs, chicken cholera,
Dwell neck, hen eating her feathers,
'. std. so far 'twas well. But the hen
« bulletin gave out as to its supply. Then
the legislature authorized a new and
halarged edition. “with such addition-
al Jnutter and changes as the authors
may deem necessary to explain this im-
‘ portanteobject." In the last clause was
till open door. ”The authors" set to
work and raised the archives of the
past. present and future for material to
fill out that lieu cholera book.
The original modest pamphlet bad
. M plates and all, 87100. The enlarged
' poultry bulletin cost 050,000. The au-
thors had crammed in normality of mu-
‘ Mal concerning buts. deer and iish.
‘ illustrated with fancy colored plates.
new they reconciled it with their con-
It.” to tacit these upon a bulletin on
,th gripes we know not, but they did.
. "'l‘he hook Would have gone through in
‘ beautiful shape and somebody. sevoi'al
bodies. Would have made a lot of amu-
ey out of it. but (ioVsrnor iisstings
Md of it. and with adamantluo heart-
. he" sat upon the whole delectable
“I. lie told the stats librarian not
tramps 111111.le at it and the auditor to
M no warrant to pay for it. Now
fie authors can have their beautiful
look on the economies of hair with hon
'm to admire all to themselves.
.91.
a
.3 1
1
Ocean Telegraph liatiuas.
hiltyis regard to the fate of the Auror-
l‘tle‘h litter Paris and bar chances of be-
leg esplursd or destroyed on route by 11
Winners! the thought occurred
that titers ought to be some way
fit establishing one or more cable tolu-
stations igi tuiduoean.
berets! 11.1.13 is a lit-«alt in the
m cable. as there has boon from
an]. to tints ever since subroutine 111lo-
f: were laid. it is uouiparatively
is eat the ragged ends of the line
mites theta. What is to hinder.
‘ thee-shoring of a ship in Iiiitlv
imbue along the line of the
i I“ “Ill“ of it u tolegl‘llllll lil-
Irightheess ships ass maintained
db parts of tilt-resume
as fat as danger from stem
goes than the open ocean.
“hie ship. close to the lanes of
first. powerfully built. held
anchors to her place sari
by strong issalaisti wires
he sehsasrins telegraph, would
u give notice to both lamps
. of the naming of every
“be within range night or
eiethedeof Isle-
“emit—deity”
lo doubtduriau the days of Miller}
»Wflhflh Midas-a me ”was
Continued from me 7.
At noon the sun was shining bright-
ly and the wind had shifted from the
northeast to the south. whence it blew
lgentiy The ground driéd rapidly and
the men spend their leisure time play-
ing football and baseball. The food,
while not varied. is good and plentiful.
The United, States army regulations
prevent the supply by the government
of poetry. but the men get it last the
same. This forc'noon a. bakers cart
drew up in front of Company 1" street.
First regiment, and the driver was
nearly mobbed by the boys. in five
minutes he had sold every crumb.
The guard detail of the First regi-
ment for today is as follows: Captain
Moran, Company B, Hartford. officer of
the day; First Lieutenant i-laun. Cora-
puny C. Rockvlile, and Second Lieuten-
ant. Mycroft. Company E, New Britain.
officers of the guard.
Company F. of Hartford. has the dis-
tinction of furnishing on two sucesslve
days Colonel Burdett's orderly. 'l‘o-
day's orderly is Private Dixon. Private
Cheney. Company 0, Manchester. is the
orderly at post headquarters.
limes. stockings and rubber pouches
(rain protectors) will be issued to the
enlisted men today. All field and staff
officers oi the First regiment have pass-
ed the examination.
Company K of Bridgeport, is devot-
lug. much attention to calisthenics and
compapy movements. This company.
to a man. is in perfect health Late
this afternoon the Yale platoon appear-
ed in their new uniforms.
tugs become them well and they look
every inch soldiers. The coilegians will
do their first guard duty tomorrow.
Sergeant ii. T1 Weston. was today 1111-
pointed First Lieutenant, commanding
the Third jlatoon.
r—v——---——!-
KAYOBB OONFEB.
lasers. Bohannan and Glover in Ac-
cord on Memorial Day Hatters.
Mover liohaunan, of South Norwalk.
came to Norwnlk. this morning. for 1'.
conference with Mayor Glover regard
ing the proposrd Memorial ilny (-1111-
bullion. ~
It was Mr. ilolIannan's idea to bar:
a committee appointtd from 11111.1 1111
N111 walk and South Nol'wuiit 1"ity 1111111
tile .11 arrange for 1|11»ov-r1i.-ws.
Mayor- lllovrr was heartily in 111-1-111'.‘
with the idea and vomiulileos will b
nppoiniul at 1111- 111-111 meeting of 1111
Iounc.lls
'- TODAY IN WALL STREET
Losses Fractional at the Opening, 1'51
copt in Tobacco
lily Adsm-iult-d Press.)
Wall street. 10:10 a. 111.---~’l'l11- mark- 1
had lll'-Til('l' ill'ltVilllRli for [\IllI-l‘il'fllitl i1
London at the opening, til'l'iilll'L-l Ila-1'1.
loathing 11 1111111 for 1-11-1'1-1'ui of ”W 511
leruailouais. Prim-s hora- iiippmi in 1.11
last night's cigar. but not 1111 low :I'.‘ 11
London, i‘xt’l'lil iu 1111- 14.1111- of N11
York neutral and ”11' Norm l’oriib
dim-ks. low-1's 11‘1-1'1- frat-limiul. vita-p
ill the 1111111 oi tobacco. A llllillill'l' of
prominent 11111-11: wt-rt- run-hung“! 111'
showed 11111111! gains. ‘l‘in- Iil‘arkl-l 1.1!
111d iiill 1' il11~ opening.
Wall Hll’rt‘l. ll .11. III. 'I'lu- bulls 1111111“
1111111 hold of ”W market and illii‘ll pII
l'l'ii‘llii around. [11111111115 was very law.-
and Will distributed.
Wail sin-1 1. 11111111.
dilul 11-11111 Il'ariiy after it 11'1'Im'k 1:..z'
soun- 11'1-111'1v1'i1'e ensued. lull [rt-1.11 of
f1 rim-'11 lo i't‘llith' Ilrovi- prime down 1.:
the towel for some shun-s. The 11
111-111" in sugar [\lt'iilitii in nearly ‘.'
poiula and lo 111'1-1‘ :1 point in rub a
apt-t'lltlllts. 'i'obuw-o HilllWlli 11,-;111‘. .-
1111‘1- strength and croiuwti llll. Suit-11 i 1
noon. 2711. 510 shares. The bond u..11
k1-l was 1111i1-l1bul spillewhul n'rrulu'.
Wall MW“. 1 p. 111.~--'l‘l11-1'1- was il l' .
IIou'I-Il demand for slot-its alto-r midday
out! prim-s burdened again. in so'ur 111-1
~11 l‘isiug 11111.1- :i1 111. iiuslucss Was not
animal: d. howr-u-r, as in the 1111'” .1111.
lingo. -
Wall 1111'1-1-1. :3 p. m.- The “warm
1111111 in prim-1: 111-11111] la'uiplillg '11 tin
dado-rut and ill“ silvt'llllllilm inn-111111
11111111 What IIIIsIIIll-d oII iiiu'il‘ Ill'tu'lu in
realize. lrlouu~ shares. llllWl \‘l‘l. 111.1115. .1
persistently upward 1111 illllllilliliblih
orders. holler-ably lobar-1'11. \i'lliz'il :1
litlnt-ti llllfi.
sun—~31
The market .-1'-.I
WM! llldl'lilNl'lt Illl.l..
\l'nsblngion. May ii The bit-111111-
I'ouIiilI-o on linear-1- today i“'ilillill'ti' mu»
sldorutlou of the I'l'I-IIIII- bill: The
Ill'llilli'l'lllN it'lll iii'l'lml't-ti illlllll‘i 11f lib-
nonunion-ale they will offer and llama.
with some other questions wm-I- 1111141
on for consideration.
The toluulllli-I- d1 \‘tlil'li its (.1.-«11111111
reunion in tile i‘llilflltll'i‘illillll of 11 ilii'lll
llliiiiilt-I' 11f lillil'lliiilll'iliit llllflfll’rlll‘li by
the Republican hil'illiu-i‘i- lo the 11111.11
llil‘ dovolmi lo slump mus Th. 11- I. a
general effort to final 1111 Iiiwlili- 11.111
of Iaxlua 1'.Illiltll'ia for 'lulurr" 11.11.11,
and the iadh'uliuns 1111- that 11.1111.
uuwrnlinouts in thin Mouth-o will in
made. The iil'llllu‘l‘itl‘l 1111111 ilii'll IbI-lr
lllill'lltilhl'ili "IV 11 lax on variousll‘ua
but it was 1111i lulu-1'1 up for random.
lion. This llllll‘llllilll'ill mohair» 11 1.11
on insurance and 111111 conumob 11.
MlflllleMllltii Ml'ltilitliltil.
lily Assmdstod Press 1
London. hilly ll~ 'l‘ho lfllllillili lIIiII-o
loony revolved the names of 11111 111- 111
rsloimriis who were lllllllll‘i‘ d Ilurlnit
- iliou of l-lbalueay. la llw llbor-
rit'l of lib-rm Inoue. “'t’li
frieu. as iiiIlliliill'l‘ll on W111.
1. They are Mr. and Mrs.
’I‘ho- oilwr missionaries
Mr. and . iiurllwr. MI'. and Mrs.
Mirtsbail. and lit" Misses MuilI-u and
Ward. are safe at Free Term.
PORTlifll'liiiid iMhIifliMN’l‘il.
lily Aaua-iaied lirI-eai
New Yin-11.111111 ll—v'i‘weniy Porto.
guese Immigrants who came litre yes-
loo-day from Provlm-eiown. Mees., by
the fell River line. are new at the
re examination by
the immigrants at.horilies 'l'hey
landed-t Preeleestern
the cafiip is In line condition. Many of1
Their new 1
Boys’ shoes,
New Shoe Store. ' '
Our line of Footyyear 1s1complete.
will satisfy yea the goods are 1'1 ht.
Ladle Oxford ties, in tan or b eck,
Lace 0' button boot, from $1.25 to $3.011
(rents shoes, $1 00 and upward. , ,
$1. 00 and upward.‘
Misses’ shoes, 31. 00 and upward.
Chiids’ shoes, 500 and upward.
90 Washington 81.. South biprwallr.
_You1' i11spe1tion
1’lf1'ices are 11 in.
119111 850 to( 2.“).
EAST SIDE SliiiNiiS
Various flaps and Mittens on the
Other Side of the Rim.
Miss Clara Bell is spending a Week
in New York city.
James
havl 113"
home.
.nden, of Belts place, is
. nereté"waiks laid about his
One of Captain A. ll. St. John's hors-
es tell down in South Norwulk. Wednes-
day, and was slightly injured. ~-
Mrs. John Tryon. of Riverside ave-
nue. instead of using critically ill. as
has been reported. is getting along
nicely, though slow.ly
a
The sand boat, Daniel B.‘ Smith. (‘ap-
tuln Webb, which has been running
from- Cockeuoc's island to docks in
South and East Norwalk. is laid up for
repairs on the share at Gregory Point.
The Epworth league of the East
Avenue Methodist church has clot-ted.
these onlcers for six months: l’I‘eel-
deni, E. Benedict: first vice, depart-
ment of devotional work: 11‘. l. Merri-
am; set-end vice, department of mercy
and help, Mrs. E. 8. Bowen, Mrs. J. R.
l.'tlommediou. Mrs. David Rose: third
vii-e. litrrary work..\ilss M. hut-lit- Nye;
fourth vlt-n, department. of entertain-
ment. ,liil's. Harry iloyt. Miss Sadie
Randall. Miss lit-eslr'. Gt‘iii: sot-rotary;
Mrs. William i'oyvez; treasurer. ilob-
vrt Thompson.
BAN INTO A FREIGHT.
Engineer and Firemen of ‘11 Limited
Express ‘l‘roin Injured.
lily Associated I’m-1:11.)
Philadelphia. Airy tin-Titt- Pennsylva-
nizi iimiimi opr'I-ss, uhlt'l: it-fl .it-I'soy
l‘ily at lllzlll this morning f1)1'(‘iIit-Igo,
I':Ill into a freight train at South iiI'is-
ml at noon today. William Sherman.
vogiu. 1-1' and Fireman .lolut loam-Hy.
of the express li'ain. were seriously
{11111. but all of the passengers (recap 1|
injury. The 113114111 ll'aia was taking
tl.1- siding win-11 .111» arr-id'ul orrIIl'I'i-zl.
’l‘ir- engine and four coat-hrs on ilili 1'\-
1111-1111 train. were detailed. and sun-1'11:
freight 1111's worl- brukt-u to splinters.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
in aid ill supplying lb:
want.» of Iii” lit-d i‘rors will In- organ
121-1! 1121 Monday 11 ll'l'llimli. .\luy Ebb,
ill l1I'-1io1k. at thr- lillilt' of Miss
ii “1' old. 9179 l-last ii\1'lllll-,
1111111111 .111- 1 Ituulll illlilfri o b. 111-
.«III to 111111 to ll|1'-Il 1111111 l1 tin- 1111
1111' Illw nor-d. /
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.\ 11111 My
'.l. .i. liyltlil'n. i". S. Stu-mm and 1‘, .N
i'ilillil'ili, llu- i‘llllllliil-ib‘illlh'i‘rl :IppoluII-Il
by the Superior Hill” to distribute. lin-
l'1\iill'tl of 82.51111. gin-11 by lllss M11121
Kiri-ole for tin» mpiuu- and vouvirtlon
of lill' qurdvl'ol's of ill'l' brother. ll
film-111:1 Nichols. will 1111-1-1- Julie 11. win-11
11.1- 211111311111 will in- equally dilidI-l l1
ll.\'l'1‘ll HIIpoI'iIIlI-odrul lilruIlllgham 11nd
ill-flu iil't'ri Arnold and l‘roaau.
IIIHNK '\|ililll.l(‘ .\l‘il|i.
lily Assn-lulml I’m-us.)
IiI'idgqmrI. May 13 Alexandr-1' Knox
T111, 1-1ilillilill1d uult'idl- by drinking 1.11‘
iltliil' 1:1‘id 111 iii- boarding 11l111'1'. i'Ii
|~'IIiI'll1-ld 1111-11110 lbb. 111111 ping. ll
11111111- ill'i‘l‘ Tlll'lll Laramie. Wyoming
llw 1111-191 ago and was Illa-nuruniu.
illl'uiiit‘l' ill' muld not find 1~111plny1111~111
lit b-.-1v1~1 u u‘llv 11nd livr 11.11.1111 l‘ilil
lil't 11
111:1..11111111111111xuwutu'.
lily .‘fiilllliilllfl i'ttssi
ll'.1sl1ingiou. May I: 1‘ 11111 Ilu .\. rl,
ilnl'kl'l‘ has bot-II detached from liu- 111-1--
1'1-1111'1"It oiliI-I- and ordered to l‘lillliliilllll
illll Newark. ”that d laile lo the New.
ark nl-I- : Lil-111111111111 l'ouuuamlI-r W.
'l'111‘111'1' and i.il‘llit'llliiilil W. i-‘. 11.11.111.11.
ii. li. llllrboas. l'. ll.-ll1'illai11 and ii.
I”. ilryau.
'l‘th l‘til. ll‘ Elli-ZN Kil. I l'lll.
lily .\i:-1111ial1d i'lf‘lltl. 1
New fir-h your. May ll t‘m-upoi 1l 1' bury.
oi Ibo polh 1- “MW was shot and kllbd
by a III-gro. who 11 ”Ill" lull-1' shot and
hllh 1| l'olll'e flillu-I' 'l'i-uuip, (‘11de
l‘illlill'il Ilo- 114111-11 into a barn and 111-1-
pII-pm-lng to burn hint.
i‘ilMMll-ifllilNll HIllNitii.
lily Alinllt'iltlf'tl Pres-.1
\l'usliiugiuuMuy ll 'l'ho I'ruIIuIImII-Iuir
of all the under uwuoruls 1'1 I'l'ilil,\' 1111-
polulml by llaI plushh-ul Wl'i'l' «lulu-1|
Ibis illlil'i‘lllll.
Wiiillllltlllil'. May ll The annual
rum-ling ol‘ the ill-111111111 l'1-1111111l11u
Teachers Association was ill'ili lit-111 111-
day 'iili N was all ltliI lIIlIllur'R'Ii about
illill
w
Why have you 1 broken off with
Will iii-11111111117 Ho accused me of hav-
ing 11 weakness for building i'liiliif'l I11
rlpaia. and here We sympaiblmi with
l‘uba right from the start.
[1
hurling. my 1m in so deep I Would
marry you if aotb your legs wot-’11 fill
off. lint dearest. whsl would you do if
i also lost my live arms? Take my
trunk and travel,
llaris. it does mm to are that $211.71;
Is a tremendous price to pay for a but
oi l’mpt-I'Iy. ilam.
lluiul'l ll. ifouuu, , Resident-r. 7-l.l.’l
lfoia-l'l il. Iloll'uil. 'i'l-lll‘lllt-iii. ibilll
loitli W. Alphonso. ‘i'I'III-ml'lii. 1131.17
Mary A. 'l'nuuuaul
and i‘illilo'i'illl‘ i-l.
' Marlin. 'i‘ouerueut. ll
loot-11b ’l‘umluuuy, 'i‘c-ucuu-at, ll
Win ll.\ "lulllt. 'i'oucquIIl, ll
\' V If and H.
ii. iii'11.liltilu 1111
rate way. u-t-sl hill!“
of approach in “'t'l‘l
bound station. to
State Iill'i‘t'l 'I'oaeutruls. ll
'l‘lIouIIIs lluyot'. liesldwlu-w. -i-i»i.lm
Many 111onng men who has eaten-d
on a career has been glad soon after-
wards to get a steady lob
ml.
"l"'""'."" ' .
Miss Blseklelgh (looking at her pho-
lograpm—l should like to know what
p-eople say about my pit-lure. Miss
Daisewao. dear; i dont think you
would.
'Kate—Beli and Charley seem to be
rather sweet on each other.
Maud—Sweet? Why. they were out
playing golf all the afternoon.
Kate-43111 that doesn't signify.
Maud-it (lot-s in their case.
. ’i‘ilcy
forgot to take the clubs with
them
when they went out.
Sturdy it‘armt-I—J-Young feiier i'vv .
been highway commissioner fuI this:
towrishlp out) -seven years. and i
learned roa multln' from my father.
lie had the 011111: 'fore i did. Do on
rot-iron you kin teach me anyt ring
about it. mister?
Host (to linoleum—1.111111 here. 1111': if
you pint-h that rat's tall again when-
ever some on.- orders rabbit plo i'il
have you thrown out of the restaurant.
"How long do you thinklhis war will
last? -
That depends. You know a number
of people are still fighting the last war.
Half a Mundane—die proposed 111
bar on a postal card.
How absurd.
Of course. list what made the new
lal clerks angry was that she replied
by letter and now they don't know
whether she arm-pied him or not.
NOTICE ! .
South Norw:1|k.Conn., May bib, 1895.
Notice is hen-by given to every per-
son Interested by reason of his land be-
ing taken or humbled by the proposed
improvement of .\l )nroo street, by lay-
ing oul. alts-ring. (iniurging and Wilil'ih
lug said let'l-l 11111111101111. Main to
State rill'f‘t‘l, so 11:1 to make sold strm-t
uniformly fifty-lin- 1551 feet wide. that
11:1 meeting of tile ("ouncilmf this city
will be hold at tho t‘ount'll l‘lInmh-r rm
liuviluud sin-vi on Monday. May .13.
1511.11. at it o'I-lorh. p. m. when said
l‘ouru'il will lll‘ili objections to such
1111' om, nilt-r'uih-l, enlargement and
widening. and lo, the 1lI-s1-riptlv1- slu'»
I‘t-y of said direct and the estimate or
apprhisai of ill‘ilf‘lil'i or damages. as tin-
use may be. resulting or aver-ruin: to
11111 1m son or 111111.111. . from tlnrl'llkiug
of land for puidh 1111 as ufoIt-s.1l1l.ol
from slab In) 11111,.1'.111~Ialion enlarge-
111-111 and widening. and will also llt‘:ll'
all parties‘ Interested in relation to tin-
;11-1'1-11111111-1- of the 11110“. in' whole or
ill purl. of its committee of ll‘N'llillll'
Hrs "Womb-ll l0 funk" Illicit lay out or
alteration. and lb liuill'li to any mod-
illt'uliou or change of sold report.
The following is the» list of the por-
sons and properly. ilbb‘i'iitlt'li. and of tin-
:1s1.1~11s1u111us. I'nutnlm-d in the report at
said {I'm-holders:
lil‘fli'l'llll ion
lliilliiuil. wilt- of I'ld
wiu i".iill,\‘1'l'. ‘ IiosIdI-ut-o
and sloro,
Factory and
vacant lulu,
‘25 "ll
Joseph .T. Audi.
11
N. \'.. N. ii. and
il. it. it. (‘11., Lot, ll
l-ltlu'lu Adams. 'I‘1~111~1ueul. tiilllmi
Win. 1'. 111111 Thus. I,
Raymond. 'l‘I-uouu-Iil. 5111111
:bIInll-i .\ymaI'. 'l'ouI-nu-ul, 511.0"
ill‘t). Heymour i‘Zs‘
late. \at uni Iota 11111111
;| lot .111
“'1‘ order of the mum-ll.
.llli'iiili‘ll it. 'l'AYlflil.
llu'i. 7.ll.li l'il)‘ i‘il'i’k.
._ :-
‘r'r'rro'rr'rr
We are Headquarters for
School
Supplies.
Text Books.
Copy Books.
l’ods. ‘
Pencils. etc.
0111 11.1.11. Taken in
Exchange.
11.11. 111111111,
13 World toe Street.
, So. sit.
.i..i.J..i.
mum-1.-
a
Foirfieltl County's Greatest Store.
$11111 B01101 111111111 Department.
You may not be interested in its development, but 'it will soon‘be the great
department‘in our store. It has cost us agreat deal of money, but it will soon pay
for itself. ‘ Ready made suits to same people are a novelty. 'l‘heythink that they
can’t be fitted; not so, we can fit everybody; of course some people are very thin and
some are very fat; for those people itlis necessary for as to measure and make their
gowns fit them perfect. We have now in stock - , - .
25 Suite of all wool coverts and all
wool serge in tans, blues and blacks.
These are Worth 1112. 00 but we will sell
them to make an impression for .10.“).
15 Suite that are made more elabornté
in finish and make up, some braided,
othcm'iucked, etc. 816.00 to $22.50
20 Stilts, made of all wool iadlee'
cloth, in black, green, new blue, navy
blue and olive, sizes 32 to 44, that fit
perfect and look but they are, tailor
made stills, price-L l0. 00.
30 Suite in coyerts and mixed suit-
ings, both in blouse and square front
Jackets, t13.5e.
Children's jackets. ~
A great line for the little ones. They
look running in those reefer jackets,
and you can afford to buy 111981 to
H. 50.
liabit-s' coats, long and sl11ut,9lk-to
351.111
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Spring jackets.
Of course our lim- is as It always is,
the largest and best line in the county.
as our custouu-rs from Dunbury and
Stamford testify. $4.511 Ioflfldlll.
Wrappers.
()IIr maker's motto iii “Not how
cheap. but how good," and tin-yan-
good in quality and lit; they are 111th-
right in the sleeve-head, and large
enough III-rotor ti11- 111111.750 1062M”.
Corsets:
it is wonderful the runny corsets we
soil. The IIIakers think we sell every
tlllt' in Norwalk their corset, we handle
so many. This week we will r1111 11 500
i’illow also», 111- out l1. 1511111111111 corset for 3‘10.
The best $1.011 1111-11 ‘11 regular shirt in '
the IIIurkt-t. We m-wr-iud this w-u-k
milnl‘wl lmsnill, wiiili- willilr. Take it
look young 111:111.
ill bani laundry soup for 251'.
()11rl)r1,-ssii1u1ds need no 11111111110111.
The largest 11- sorttucut in ('tllillct‘lll'lli.
BOSTON STORE,
Norwaik. Conn.
Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
[The Sentinei’s Want, For Sale and To Let Ads.-
lh'ing Quick Returns.
1
Telephone 58- 2.
AT SEYMOUR’S STORE
In these exciting days when one hardly knows what the next step will be, we are
ready for all the trade that can be developed, and we make it our mission To furnish
you with our
Fancy Gilt Edge liream'ery Butler, 41 111.101 11.00; 251. 11.
to every buyer. Come and see as. Another invoice of Strawberry and Raspberry
lame. at 15c a 1111'. American Food Co.'s Soups,‘ -5c can. Celery Salad. 10c jar. Six
large boxes Matches, 25c. Three pournde Fancy fiend Rice, 25c. Three pounds Boss
Milk Crackers, 25c. l’carl Tapioca,F .111 lb. 1’ ml Barley, 5c lb Floor to on the ad-
vance; it is safe to ha y at our prices. ham y Apples, Tomatoes, Spinach, Lettuce, etc
C. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer, 83 Washington Street.
“1111111101 NU.
FLOUR 'i' he sudden demand for MAUD S. FLOUR has made
° it impossible for us tok so fully supplied. list we
have THREE CAR LOA S on the way here from
the mills ata il‘I’ii‘il't' which will enable s to Isell 8”a
FIFTY CEN 3 under the mar lr.et 'ew
this flour 1 heap, so place your order here.
untac delivery. it will pay you to wait.
is justly famed for its “lilirli'” flavor and keeping
qualities, and our price is exceedingly low. “ '
liest ltigin Creamery Batterplile "1.; l1 lbs for p.110.
'1 311111111 Soap, tee. 2.1m er ham tutu. tits. see.
1 lbs. Starch, the. iswlhs Bradshaw Sugar, Si. 00
Maudie 111111.11. per can. »
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we" guar-
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