“In *BM'II—"WIII." “To
fl “firms” film-U.”
Iva its». use time". In titres
“Hamil“ “All. leadiagao-
,’ “lanolin-anion. Haulage
v action It‘s. Mahatma
”Irma Bun—l y mil. is ad-
v“ jutaga’zprapald Ina-sooth”;
. IInnis. 01.“; at: tel libs. fl”: one
‘ ‘ M. Ilslinrcd by Icwahoys, lie a
”will!“ '0 “0 W“.-
wax—~30." Wsahiutolhtreat.
M Orrtcsrrio. to Wall strsst.
are always welcome la Ta:
000-. ll room now” or nay news
MI I
_'orllt'ilgi:glttotlu0Icc. '
i“?!
sentinltyle‘clookluihsat-
ottheday hetoyetleolattga
Ill Box for the convenience at
“ Wtwlllhetoundattha sun-nos
l‘l'lllho
Willllw‘l'wll should in all cases In
South Norwalk. Conn.
consortia lusraatsatl the
“{e rt will be In“. to ac-
“In games. but changes can-
the Iang Sentinel has a circula-
‘tilnietha'l‘ownoINorwaikaodlta
Circulation of the other two
Ihlllea. Our press room ls aI-I ‘
wishte leave Itoms of news or
I'll! [VIKING SIN'I'INII'II.
Ia handed in. Ivory
'.ng
hhlriis larger. considerably. the the
ways case to advertlsers and visitors. i
. ‘lelepltone calla:
sin once—luvs.
ul rooms- I”.
’ Branch"w onion-5M. i
Ilniatuso Unease a; W
W lino sstcli lfll water Low water
'i’:tl’I 1295 pin 7:“ pm
lend Our Troupe llouIr.
. (New York Herald.)
. "Total siclt. L239; total fever eases.
8.17.0: new cases of lever. 689'. cases of
lever returned to ditty. 679: deaths on
August I. lil."«~(lcnersl SiIaticr'e rc-
pol't. "
‘Sond our troops home. \i’c arc wall . .
ing tor them with open arms. Altai"
fighting liitc linua we dcclinc to how“
them die like shoep.
General Whoech' s t‘ltltill‘y III lgadc l.‘
Mend homo “so soon as transports
tor them Ian be supplied. Where are
the transports for flu III and for the in-
‘ (untrI' and arIlIlI-ry‘3I
.v What is the UH III piling wrii nynv
onto transports bound for l‘orto ltiIII
whorlvdoapcratcly Itlt‘ll mI-II arc Iiyinuv
in Cuba for chungc chair? 'l‘hI-rI- in
no lighting III Porto mm. It Is simply
It chase across IlIc hills, iinl tiII-rc is
fever in I‘uba. and it's a hard l‘ltt'I‘ with
death.
Let the transports IIIiIut llll' sIIiIiiIIs
home!
a
.. W~_._..._.
Spelling Ilcl’urui.
From time to time the IiIInanIl for
change in English orthography is prosa-
ed with seal. 1n the ranks of the re-
finers are many who present scholar
ly and mm reasons. yI-I tho W-
‘fttaa made has lawn very gradual. At
tlrst view the tum-IIsistonI-loslti our
iaugoagsia spelling and III'tlIIIopy as
, are extraordinary and unrcIquII-
e. Viewed more thoughtfully. limo
i defects are eviIlI-uccsoi tho
cpl vigor and growth of out
a the irregularities of u urout
Inn Arioh anti abundant lifIIIII-rer
expands amonIIIIII to rule. Uhaauesiu
spelling have taken plum from N‘ my
to century III as organic way wit Iat
Illileial presents» it IaIssna II tho
whole wisest to have it at that.
There are so many ohyuotions‘to radi-
cal and sweeping ohanues in orthogru
ply that it is IiIIIhiiul whether any sulll-
eieat «Inseam-of intelligent opinion
mid over he «floated to carryout the
line of the spellinit reformer-IL The
”that at these relates to the value of
wosIIIIas IIIssIIIIIIi the past. IIIIrlIuI-
I'll! it It "out had of llltteufutttiila.
“M“ it'll! till I'ltlttllt'llt story of the his-
tory. institution and social usages which
”I the milestones IIi tlt'Vi'ltIlllilt‘lii
leriurism to our present highly
Whtwctl status “no is rcIIIiuIlIslnftlIu
0y etuiIaiIIIcIi III Innis-r. it is this fact
“loll lives Hull-II words III grout do
use ihulr flifl‘liulli and siuuittcuucv
The same thiua holds gun nl other luu
mm at rutmw. but In thaw-w of such
. Immfuuiltt nu nttr IIIleItI Intlutlt‘ l. i" I
«Mkllt'tt tact. Plan-III It-wa Ivy aria
"My rule. litmlish Would he II Hutusuu
shunt-f his Inch-I All Ilw IIIIIIoI- III
Mutilation of l‘ltllilllll‘tllt'li apelituu
m ant III in IsItIsiIlIIrI-Il by the shin u!
this iuriticihiouluita l-Iaultsh. in spin-
d‘ its atruI-Ittrai III-Inch:- and the III
I“ diillt'uiiy which foreigners have
“ Itwilil'ilili ii. is the Imitttltt‘l‘t‘ldl
Moi tho wctid More than am;
”I! it little lair to immune the uniwrv
fl language. This time not seem In it
:; fimhoguphy [Irmttllwl so minus an
i “on as the spsiling rrfnrtuers uruc
we... ......
-
ram of ideas.
W lots Iiuiior. in a moat arv
ads Ia ‘I‘IsI fortnightly um". anv
“fluoridation." trams theorigio
Wm hmatltal Ins-ages in modern
N .50 MI“. "Mill! Hill
.W‘himls worst-s
’Ityamt hes appropriuted lavishly from.
institutional as a right. unless I.
it steals. and this perhaps is its ill-till .
cation. There is nothing new mailer the
mum-busts.»
Iiuiaaiert ta impala the idyatohhara‘
lacy of these sagacioea Grilles an
prohahiyasanaloastoexploliihsirm
mussel! astoaddtothesoaiolhoniaa
truth. One can only think is following
many at these animadveuioua tbatthe
W of iitsratureitaya all little
less pursuit on their hands. Titania
ssaiealya great poet from Chaucer
down to Tennyson who has not been in
some more a plagiariat. Shakespeare
was we of the greatest of literary han-
dlts. mough be always immensely en-
riched what he stole.‘ 'l'he puritanic
Miltoa'evea is not free from the re-
proach, and among modern posts TI‘II- .
those who have gone before. especially '
the old Greek poets. liven in such as-
sentially original poets . as Shelley and
Wordsworth. each uniqnein his special!
piece. the sleuth dog will And good:
hunting ground. ..
In music the opportunity la equally
good. Handelnit is w own. rifled
without scrapie sin 3 the old Italian
oohIpoaes-s, and many of his ,most ad- v
mired airs are transposed with a change
of rhythm and easily detected disloca-
tions From the very nature of music
it is easy to do this. and such geniuses
as Meson. Weber and Gounod have not .
been exempt from the charge Genius.
host-em. dives toadd something when
son now. and all that the eleven!» man
of genius does in many instanoeaisto
present the old. gem in some novel so;-
ting which enhances its beauty.
Some or the most curious of lawsuits
‘hava grown out of inheritance cases
i where husband and wife have perished
in a common catastrophe T at issue has
been to determine whether usband
or wife died llrst. thus fillllfl tho lino of
‘ Inheritance ft: the wlutlonsof one or
the other Such a case has sprang from
. the Hourgogne disaster. involving the
‘Iiispoaitiou oi announce. Thepre-
eutnption in such cases in Ibscttmui
proof is always against the wife. as ho-
iIIg the party at naturally inferior
stretigth.
The Mac ring is still in evidence
with its batteries of lists and bellowing
of loud IIIIIIIIIIoIl bmugartn It is a no.
ticcuble fact. however, that while near-
lyaii trades. profeualous~ and ranks oi
socict y are represented in the ranks gal-
lantly risking life for national dignity v
and honor. not II single known pngtlist
has gone to the from 'l‘hese“tlash"
gentry llIIIl tlsticutls far more safe and
protitable. Such vermin naturally die",
like the purring o! ththaI-rs.
Mr. t‘unIquzhauIchruhum. a well
known British “crank" and an oxIM.
it. has writeI-II to the St James tla‘
lt‘litt. churning that thc IIIlItIIrulIlc pro-
I-IsIoII oi item-y 's gunnery III the Manila
IIaItlII was-Iluv to llriilsll dcsertcrs. Ile-
coyotl from the (.‘htnu liwl by high
wages Now he wtll probably add that
Sampson II InurlIsIncu ran away trIIIII
British Inca-o'-wur at Halifax and Nas-
sun
The Russian «liIIIrs coniplnccully
curl thcir Inustaclics with tia- moat-it
IIIIII thuAIIIIII'ioaII political status in
the cast upropoaof the results of til!I
war hangs on the verdict III Ht. Priors-
iIIII‘a. 'l‘lte llusmritc press forums that
the world's aI-oeptosi, sea Incridiuu pasts-s
fiiruuuli iimmu‘ich. England. and not
through the city of Peter.
it submit that only il‘ilflflitlil of IIIII
lIurlsIr Illlllt'ti in Hill III'cut iIuIlmrs will
he “‘IIIIWI'II. though all Iianpcr irIIIII
‘ Spanish attack lliltiI'I‘liM‘tl. iiIIVt‘l‘lllllt‘lii
evidcutly tools it IIIIptIIdI-nt to ‘ IuIi‘lIe
l‘\‘t‘vl'_\' channel a fairway until all Inter
national outcome of tho \t‘ut‘ hiss lit-cit
settlI-Il.
”Justin is the broad IIf lllllitvlls‘. they
arr Itlwnya Intuit-hing for it. ” Is Iiu‘ ecu
tiIIII-utai anathema of a great "ll‘lit‘ll'
man. We have lIrI-II lllt‘ urIvaI [multit‘t‘l’s
of l-rI-athtluffa so far. and “'I' arc ma
adding this new I-I-rwti tIIoIIr Import list.
Itadlvali-an in politics is generally
truth‘ Il‘ill‘i‘ M'rntc. Then it MINI
ram moan-L. Malay lthiI-u. and slays
with a minus. which never diaerlllb
inatss.
New Store
. music were IIIIIIIyI-II.
rill-
'ro ‘rnn Pursue:
We are selling all our summer goods at 5 per cent
discount to close out summer stock to make room .
for full and winter goods.
and fresh. No id stock.
value.
goods and get
90 Wnehltig‘ton- ...“...-
These goods are new
' Call and see these
. ‘0
$0th Norwnlls.
W
[iii Slit ilFlliii
VIII... dips.“ and lishsss as the
Other Bids st the liver.
The Youngs block in Henry street.
South Norwsllt. III being repainted by 1'
E. In. (Iorham.
Mrs. John Staples and Miss Mani
llrown. of Ridgclleld. are guests (va
Mrs. licary Seymour. III Maple avenue. .
lites Nellie Spencer and Harry nose.
at Brooklyn. are spending II steak with
Mr. and Mrs. David A. ltoso. East nve- =
nae.
Miss illumhe Rose was thrown fromt
heI bltyclo by collision with It wheel. .
man. TuesIlaI night. but was not in-,
lured. !
llcv A. J. Smith. who has been spen-
Illmt II tow days with his family in
Matti-ac. r turned 10.8,»! Norwalk Ihl‘s
:“lfltllltloll II remain IIIcr tiuIIIlaI whcu
he goes back to spend II tlIIcII ucI-hs' '
vacation
Mrs. ii. ll. llrttu. III‘ Maplc uvounrt
IliI-Il yostcrthy uftrrnonn at 2:30 o'clock
arm a long "locus. The tuners! will
be hold from the East Al’l‘llill‘ Moth.)-
dist Episcopal church. at 3 o'clock to
IiIIII'rIIw afternoon. I
The East Norwulk Ilitllt‘tl who arm-.-
to Weston. ycstcrday. alter hilt‘klt‘llt‘i"
rice, rcport Rood success. 'l‘lli\ party
I-oIIIpriscIl Mars. I.. M. Smith. Mrs. II.
M. f‘oo'lcy. Mrs. Lyman (IIII'IIaIII. Airs
William Nash. Mrs. W. l'. IlImI-s. .\lr~.
Either chdrIIks. Mn. llatIiI-I l.‘ilIInI-
mutton. Mrs. II II ileum and Miss
Lena llccrs
chmtwflw mrmhtrtl of thc primacy
ilt’llfll‘llllt'lll III the Blast Avenue iii-Ili-
oIlist SIIIIIIIII‘ Sthml ItssomlIlI-Il :II ”I.
:Ittt'acthc l‘t’llllll‘lii‘t‘ III tit-tr sIIpI-riu
ll‘lltit‘nt. Mruu Enoch lIIIII'I-Il. ill 0%
Norm» ilVItllilt‘. )'t'e|ll'rflfl_\' iiiil‘l'litltlll. lllltl
caloyod Ihclr- annual picnic. .\ ltt'iltllli
sI-I'nmlIlI- was among illI‘ fratur s or
the occasion. and the swings. gnmcr and i
Miss Anna H0l>
kins. who lately rctnrncd from Norman.
whv‘rc the has two II llllyiliit‘llilll')’. sIIIII: ‘
II selection in illil‘lllv‘ul‘. Ind Hl't'ltlh’ in»
II-I-csthi Ihc youutt prob“. Mrs. ilowI-II
was assistcd III cntcrtuininu tlu- uncut:
by the stipvrinIcIIIlctIt :IIIIl w‘t'cral i'Tl
‘lil‘l'ti of the «boot ““ll‘l‘tillllll'lilri .--I
mudwichca. “HIV and IIv- I'lt'lllll um.-
th‘l'VI‘tl. -
TOBAGO!) I'LIXF!‘
II‘lIodule to ho Applied to Cullen l’orta1
Nearly Complitod
_. Illv Associntcd l'rcss.)
~\\'u.~vhiIIItIIIu. Alullnl I. ~li Ivv IIIIIiI-r
ritltltl that tho tllllt‘lillh IIf llll‘ vIIII‘ IlI-
pIIrIIIIIIII how about I-IIIIIpII-ch the III
iaII-cII l:II‘Ii‘l Ht'lll‘tlillt'h III lIc ulellI-Il ltl
(‘IIIIIIII porn. Illili that it will follow
II-ry chm-LI. it it‘ll I-saI-tly. our own
illlt‘i'lllil l‘t‘\'t‘llllt' mics.
'I‘lIc Kl'llt‘i'ill LII'itf [III‘ l'IIrlII lion lliih
III-cu lllt'lhlit‘tl iii lltt‘ ll't'ithiii) Ilt'ilitl'l
"will and Iv ‘.IwIIliiIII: IlII- action of thc
u‘at‘ II-pIIrIIIIcIII. II III intimated that
lill' I‘IIII'II will IlIIm-ly iIIilIIw titt' |II'I'In
I'l'l Spout ll l‘-Il|'._ which IIII' about II-II
Iltl' I‘I‘III. lt'l-ih than the ucnI-rul rain.
t'ttllt't'll‘ll upon shipments it‘lliii IIIIII-I‘
countries.
"is that your iI:IiI_I"."‘ iti‘lll‘ll illt‘ ltI
lt'I‘l‘IIII‘il party. "Wind a rain llIIlI-
child. What is h-- :iIHlIlH now?“
' l IiIItI‘I lIIIIIn'." l'i’ IitI'Ii llll' prrplcscd
tatlwr. "‘i'IIII III-c. i‘Iis lililllli‘l‘ t‘iii‘l‘ll‘tt
Ilu- codc llltlkv”
HIIIIIII' t'lilli’llil‘ltt InuleI III IIIIlw \
t't III III luIrII-IIIlI III
THE BUSINESS 500M.
Still continues with IIIIulIIItI-Il \I
v~yatcui ul' lutyiiut
this work:
III manila tiranuiatml Nuuur
ltu l t‘ rcIIIII i‘lttwsc, it‘iucst New \IIriI litan-
for cash and pull
I‘IIII
allllIs
licst Sumiri lli‘t‘tl llllllitl, small and li'lillv . .
III-st. limo-less iircukl‘ast liIII-IIII, litcrliuu brand.
New Goods «or
.IIIIIIIIIIIII.
The Matti Servant —“l’roiossor. mail-
am has just returned from her inur-
ney. " l‘rolessor . licmiud llit.‘ by and
by to give her a IIIIIIQ'
”Manual Notice.
N-Illcc is hereby I.i\'cn that thc fol-
lowing is It list at pcrsous and corpor-
ations IIIIIuaIIa-II imp-ills and damages,
as the case may ho. resulting and ac-
I-rulng from the taking or land Itlolm
Monroe street. from South Main
. stroct III Sillli' street. for tia-
i public asc. and for the layout
and alteration of said street. with the ’
amount of Shell respI cilve usacesmenls.
Its cmlInIlchl in the noon of the (‘oIII-
milieu of lv‘rooiIIIIIlI-III mt moditlcd and
accepted by the I ‘oIIIII-li of this city IIII
August bit. 1898:
It»... rlpIIIIn lIIItII- lieu».
u! .In'orty. “HI". III».
R. ll.‘ ltIIuIIII. rI-siIletII-I- at?!)
ll. il. liIIvraII. it‘liflm'ltl 7..
H W. AIplIIIII-r.II~-~IIIIIIIIII III
“It It A. Timi-
‘ many and llaIII- .
c ritu- lI‘. Martin to III-m. lll III
.IIIsI. TIIIIIIIIIIII, tc-mnput III
Wm. 'ltfil'l'antc ir-leIIIItIIi III
ill. it. ll. (‘11.
;l‘rotu priII'I: .
:wtty.wcets r '3 j: _
. ”'“l’pm‘” h III II III no I i hit
II and
IIiIllIIIl III;
-fllssII-aIII~-I ‘
'l‘lIIIII. tiny-I r I't‘ sol; I... _ III
Hunt‘ah, wifol nmulmn '.IaI
II” tiny”: I land .Im.
\st‘l I. 'lll lurI t III
\III IIIIl It'lI
v N . LN . Nil. A
ll. It. It. UL. int. III
l‘tiwlIIAIlIIIIi-I. tI‘III-IIIIIII ‘.'74
W III ‘i‘. and TlIm_
l. liIIyIIIIItIIl. II llt‘lllt III ;I .t.
HIIIIIIII-l Aymar. I- III "it III '9'-
IIIIIN'I'IIIIIIII-th, \‘IIvIInI bar. at
south" Nurwalk t‘nnit. August itlI. .
Willi.
Jtlh'l‘ll‘ll ll TAYLOR.
(fivrlt of said t'lty.
aunt 3t
rrrrorrrr‘
SOIE ‘ lit}
DBLIGIOUS.
tlur Solid Water.
'l'lii' l'l' i
I‘ Inc
"Bicycle am" away
Sitar-day night.
Save your dupli-E
cats checks.
the people.
BOSTON STOBB
like Big Store of ltirltld Conny.
stsr‘y enamel?!
has a chance to win ‘
a Ilrst class bicy-
E etc.
.....i
ABEEK." or DULL snsors OFFERINGS.
Wet or dry, hot or cold, it Is always the some with us. We are always push-
inc ahead, never lagging or going behind, never at a stand-still, for that is impos-
‘sible. .Y on are either going ahead or going behind, We are aIWIIys in the vanguard
with new ideas, new styles, new goods, new attractions, always striving to please
tori ,
and our grade in the dry school nem-
Iails below lot). This tact is noth-rc
better proved than in our corset tlf'llllf'i'
mcnt. There's nothing better mann-
fsctured in this country.‘ As we anal-
yse every want. we understand it: fully.
and {or that reason can till It exactly
Our prices. like our goods. will interest
you.
I'Ioc. summer corsets. 3k.
6 numbers or grades of It. A (I. 75c
II) .2. 50.
Motion. Batchellcr It I'o.‘ s. 7.1 to ll.
Armelusldre. 81. .
Loomcrs :
licr Majestics.
llrcwsters.
Royal Worcester.
Warner's. .
lilrdecy & homers.
l-‘. l'.. and all the llrst class iliil'lit‘s oi
corscts.
t
. Children’ s Slimmer
} flats.
Straw lrimuml hatsmcduccd from 8i
‘ III 50c.
‘ l‘IllIIw slips. 3c
' Stuarts... large sizc :lfvc
Hammocks. .
Fl‘lllflttl hammocks. Si ‘19 in 3i 9*.
i .
Shirt Waists.
To sell out ‘cver-y one we have all
98c. 31 and 81.50 once all at one price.
soc. ‘
Wrappers.
A grout varicty. titlc III $2.50.
\
indies' pants and rests llit‘ fifty l‘I'lll
Illicit. '.‘.‘II'.
hlIII's loan and aim” siI-II'I-
imlIIrutIxsu shirts. tho 75c kin-l.
l“rl ilI'il
I'Illt'
liii'll‘llv :II'III Ill'IIWI‘I's. fIitc.
to mas. Underwear. on...
Kitchen Dept.
Three lIurIII-r oil stove, with iron top
and tank. $1.25
Window screens. 22 to 33 inches wide,
lilt‘.
'l‘nnglcfoct tly paper. 3 double sheets.
‘.’“ . .‘l
lililOOfl fly lI'IIps.10c. ;
l‘IIrIII sin-ens 42c. _ K ‘§
Any slzc (hair scat 5c. '1;
III III. water carrier. 39c.
. Veranda III-ate. 5c.
Poll and shovel for children. 9c.
Sink strainI-rs. will not rust. lttc.
\l‘irc ily killers. inc.
l‘roqact sI-ts. llI‘.t‘li‘ilm "minors, oil
ritIV-o‘. window and
fit'l‘i‘t‘lll-l screen
doors at closing out prices.
French Orgaudies.
ill for 1"" I‘
w.
..II
Iii.- IIIr .'II-.
litmus-In 1-H: WHIIL.
:BOSTON STORE, cor. Main and Wall $ts., liorwalit.
PERPUIBS AND 1'0",“ :if‘l‘llBl Ei ENI NG SENTINEL
WATERS
.\t I'I'usonul in [MI cs.
B. H. PLllSTBDflS
' III: i In. pic
Iii \\'II~leIIIgII~II Mrccl,
South Nnrwulit. i‘i.
IIIIHIIII
tIII Alan III WIIIIIIII.
”III at “in.
(in [It cured
I“ Illithi
Royal Pearl.
on man It IIIIIIIII
"W m" Zine awesome Shiite oi Beets.
or at the New Shirl.
iinu furnish, and tho lIIIuc
intuitions We do arc the factors which t‘iitlltlt‘ as to soil tut law.
(loadu for thc Least Money is always our aim.
'l he
...IiI.IIII
.1.iic"°
............llttllt
IsIIsII.
III-IIIIII
a I -
....... ..ltlcllo
I unison Iahbtt'n Iona. . .. .. . .. ._ no ! lib. pooling- cum Inst-eh . .10
II nation In. Its-Ia... .. ......flle i Inwiy Jun. 'aInaI . . ...oo out
I eats-a tom-a loop ................ , ...... . ......... “Is I Gandenaed Milli . .. . . .. lo a“...
ta unison Laundry Oahu. no { Ides-en boas» Parlor Mainline. , .v I Its
Ina notice. I has Laundry loop ....... It. I. i I tsetse. no. Innis ...Io
I notice AI can". In... ... .. .. ...lo I O the. Int Iod- ..Ie
Mandamus Inertiiralwn away with I pound at May one To.
IIIIIIIIIIIIII Japanese I’atts given away
ALI. GOOD. DILIVIIID I'll.
Lynch 00.,
South liar-walla Conn.
KttIIII' I‘IIII
Drench No. a.
The P.
“8 Washington Street.
IIrleoIIuIist 'rIti'IaI
fn-Iv-IIIIHIIIIIrdIIy..iIIiy 'i".
“or up-Iovdatc
\tlliililt' of
\ fcw specials for
IS THB‘
BEST ADVB‘l t’l‘ISING
MEDIUM 1N
NOIIWALK
The goods we handle arc of the finest
quality produccd. FIX THIS FAI‘T
mm also!
the highest quality of goods tho mar-
Ivith Ind
You can always get
.hct affords iii. this ston-
uciuhts IIIIIl mcnsurce. and as l't‘iii.illl-
ulilc in price as tth can iw poseibly
amid for. (lac ounce of a good article
III worth more in Value than ‘I III at
an article that don't give satisfaction
(hit him is to place lwfIIrI- Ihc public
Ihc latcat styles and thc most ultravi-
Ive novelties that conics upon the mar
Bit Seymour’s Store.
hid.
it elsewhere.
(‘omc llt‘l't‘ win-II you cannot IlIIIl
It'sncy NorthnI-III I-rI-amory'luam- In
‘5 lb. prints.
Ilcuuluo
Jars.
calm loot jolly in chm
(itll‘tll'll :IIIIllIilwIIrth prcscrud 'I‘IIIII-
arituis.
l'urII ll‘llll syrup :III iliiiul‘n.
lI'uIIcy uilt I-IlItI- ct‘idtncry IIIlllI‘i'. liu~
I'sl Ill'litlllt‘t‘ll.
Nl‘llit‘lliill‘l.
l‘iIII.IdI-Iphia cmua
cheese.
Lunch hum, t'lllt‘lif‘ll. turkey. ctc.‘
(‘auned shrimp. ucw canned lobster.
The lIIrucsI and best assortment of
fancy cruckcrs and IIieI-IIII opcra wafs
Ire. cm
Our collu- lav- IiII- relax-l IIIIIl lmt.
goods iIanIrtul.
lIcllciIIuII MIIIIiIcII lm f.
'i'lIc l-‘crris hams. tottuuc IIIIII irons.
it‘lilt luII'IIII.
lt't‘csll itIIIIiI-c or itIIquIIIIl ltIIlIlIIl
pumicl‘. 'I'hc llt'l III~r llliitlt'. littc lit.
lite lfilb.
iCHAS. E. SEYMOUR. Leading Grocer,
JJ Went \Vnahlngton Itreet.
Telephone “-3.
lt'uI-ts are stIIiIlmrII things and will not he Iinqu-Il. therefore we hold
iirmiy to them, IIIIII quote and print nothing but facts. Now this is
can fact you want to rcmomhcr viz: That we are thelargest, the
lecupI-st and the host m'III-I-rs in the Twin i‘itias.
quncroua I IIstIIIIIcI's
lli' I-IIIII‘ilIcItIl.
liaitI-Il lll‘lillti, tomato sauce. pr can- ..
l-lmla craciII-I's or dinner snaps, III
IIIiIlI crackers. liI
“Dandy"
t'luillcture t'tliltlt'illit‘il Iaiiit.
l’IIt'lIIr matches. i2 hows, all's.........
tipttt‘t'y It iltII'IIcs'siIIIulIiI-rs, lII......... .
Stator cured hams. all loan, llI..
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:‘Ic
HI'
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tic
7c
tic
NHL-II“...
Ask any of our
if you deal lII-licw it. or lIcttct' still, call and
“i it‘lllu'illiiiiilfl [IIIWIlI‘i', ilI lIIIII............lilII
Manual iIiIiI'lit'l't‘l.
Now NIIJ quckcrcl, July catch, each. "in
Ilcssimtittti cocoauat, per liI..............-l5c
Fail croutu choose, 2 lbs
New asparagus. large and wliitII.........lil|I-
lirooit trout, i "I can iii,-
l “I I'IIII..................lbc
250
cm \iork Saracen Cal
. “NW“ Wit-DI... IOU?" IOIWMII
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