Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 23, 1898 · page 2

 
 
 
 

 

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‘ ‘leatb Norwalk living on

‘5'” Imam Wilma
u‘

‘Sms

_ Wail. lilitoi and Proprietor.
reason. sauce-r n. H”.

mytshaailsdil. Ivory
, sIartaillhs-sdstoae-
Whammbutehsnasssaa-

IItllhyflo'cloellllhll-
“flowmbm

 

‘l'ht Ironing Scandal has .a
p. the Town of Norwalh and its
larger. considerably. than the

lmmflmmu'o
illfiilies. Ouraressrooaiisal-

ms ease to advertisers and visitors.
Mr

 

 

m “use ior Tomorrow:—

haw water
ll:lll ltlll

' Trolley for the am.

The bid ior the trolley by people of
The Hill.
grin in the form oi a uuuteroiisly
med petition to the Norwalli Street

‘ u. llailway'Coinpany, will. without doubt.

 

“mire the immediate and earnest con-
Wlon oi the owners oi the road.

That section oi the city is so tblcklv

Initial and is growing so rapidly that
the extension would almost certainly be
a profitable piece of enterprise. The
Militants territory is peopled largely
by lime-owners who want only the
trolley to complete their happiness.
With this present day necessity and
convenience. The lllll would approach
more nearly an ideal place of residence.

hellsiarsve Experiment.

. lioney General firings has recent-
b decided that vessels flying the Hawai-
hnhag do not acquire the American
mistry under annexation unless by vir-
hr (1 a special act oi t‘onflnll. The
"lniplo at issue. he asserts. has been
”tied and so declared by the Unit-
III States supreme court in the case oi
Florida and those regions oi territory
enquired irom lesion. In other words.
they were rather looked on in the light
8 popsrty than as an integral portion
i the United States. Until made so
in iwrnal legislative action. than. none
d the laws and institutions oi the
United States ‘witnld under this ruling
be extended to annexed territory. 'l‘arilf
laws. navigation laws. question of chi-
aass immigration and other debatable
Intern. over which tho intelligence oi
the land is so greatly split in opinion.
would not aiiect Hawaii. Porto ltioo or
any tithe island which might lit-coma
our own by the more act oi annexation.

It is a subject of regret that We could
not have such a [ammonium on which to
try experiments before finally adopting
laws in many instances ior lilo Units-d
States. It would he like the testing
moi a stout iactory. or the model
loft oi a aliipyard. or. to use a more viv-
id and accurate siniilo. like the riviseo
that department oi a medical colleen.
it would be rather hard lllto-l for the
inhabitants of the annexed region thus
kept in a condition oi political amount
to lsiooine the victims of the legislative
walpcl. Yet they ltlliilll glory in being

 

martyrs iorllie national uiaslll thcy‘

popurly appreciated tho supreme honor
Madoptini bylitiolo Ham. 'l'lioilllllrul
ty la malli‘lu such an cipi-rinu-nl use
fill would be that of tlutlinu il tom-oi
when the uenornl conditions of ill i' ll
am quilt! slniiltir to ihm‘e oi this mmu
try. 'l‘ho inhabitants would probably
object strenuously to ln-ltiu usctl for
this purpose. idiihamphiwtl as it is in
theory, It Intuit lm admitted lbw-lo
the whole the scheme is an llillirlli’lii'd
lilo one It is it fascinating ”would.
however. to liavefic prlvlieuooi wrmlt
llilt possibly lucl luwsou others to serve
as all "hint-t lea-on for our-ohm.

lisntarch's llerntanle ldsa.

Thelma “illilli‘i‘illil’ wrotu his own
Olllllpll. Ila wished to have lttai'l’ilsul
ill his tomb the atomic summary of ills
1‘". “A iaithiul iiortnuti w'rvunt oi
Implant William I. " It was not “i
Prussian silltjill'l oi a l‘mmna lmoi
that his alunt coo-relu- had wit-“um
Illi'll wood-train diplomacy. stub-emit
and war Hi-i'rrcnt ins-lottof pom -0
lain had loo. sliico sWollt-n lrom lbn
islands oi ti petty or lls'tll atobitlun it
waatotnalia a great and lilllltul Harv
my. bound loaciiior not oolv by the
'Mlllhl tics of ltnlu rinl union. but a it it.
stated tluroiany. stilt one boot but of
sympathy. wurhlnu ever on a combo-ll
line of interest and hmthnrhmal. 'i‘his
'Ilftili by all who ltnow lllsnmrek a
I“! land in litI llto solo ts-lllii'dl him” It.
MI "VII. i‘nl'tllif. llitn ll' itle «tilt-flirts
“In his tlcttlii has "prowl it in tin-
’llinltl. ”ll“ Win the coin-victim- ol Iii-t
ilerniss nation " This was the illllitntv
I“. it" iltiuili n' limallrtmllltli p,
tween this old statesman and the cotton
MP7"! William H ta‘l-li- tl Hormone
to hit an slauuomtwl i‘rusou. itlliw It
to lit-till liraiiIi-nl-uiurr. marina on
lair-rial liars 'i'm- no limit onto it or
"attainment lilmmrvh it It to be itwou
“rill Illlt tbc l't‘ltl'lll thought oi the
new impart“ band at north ‘il‘l‘lllMlV .
William has displayed this narrow

their: oi imperialists lit coma. tusss

 

of

“little the wiser state-{ti the empire
:‘hsll often broken triads. perhaps in the
petite-t ithioa nigh in the late hippe-

; Didmold episode. flow in. the hearth i
p iaess oi (let-tuna union will endure ti" Variant lists and lishaps es the

such a strain should be continuous is a

doubtful question.

1 .

. The Military Quarrel.
The oeatmrsray between General

Shatter. who commanded in the Santi-

 

‘sgo Mill!!- and General 8mm, "

ithe «no oi the medical department ot
Ithe army. as h the unison-thinly for
i the neglect oi requirements due to the
ct thanansports lienooa and Who.
'. which .hronght the wounded north. has
:liatnrally aroused widespread interest.
The eagerness to a: a shamoinl re-
sponsibility somewhere has been new
.i-ral. Generalilhaiter lndiuna'ntly re~
ipndistos the assertions toads hy the

% most medical m an it lay within ,

{his power to bare obviated any oi the
' evils of an instinctive medical aervieo
The fact that he has no direct control.
under military practice in this country.
where the whole stall departmental
service is not uniiied under the single
head of the oornutandlnir general in the
exigencies oi a campaign. was held to
be a good justification of .his innocence

oi mainsibllily. General Sternhcrg'ti

sanitation is that the quartertuustcr‘s
department. which is under tho control
oi theoouunasder absolutely. lulled to
put at the disposition oi the medical
department boats and pack mules ior
the landing and carriage oi supplies to
the front. it is stated that a meat part
of his remrve medical equipment. in-
eluding the ambulance corps. was left
at Tampa. on account oi insutlleient
transportation. when the earn-tiltinu

started. At Sibotiey thosoldiers. in “Bill .

marohingordor. with their rations. worn
landed first and hurried to the front.
ior it seemed imperative to iorce a
short. quick campaign. without waiting
iora iull onptiptuent oi all the para
phorualia oi service. The Relief. with a
munpleto outfit oi all medical supplies.
did not arrive at Siboney till four days
after the fight at El Oaney. She was
not able than to land her needed coin~
plenient for medical and surgical work

promptly. llvt‘ttlllltl proper transportation

was 'not supplied by the chiei quarter
master. all the launches and mules itc-
inn diverted ior purely military service;
hence delay in dispatching 'im-dical’
supplies where they were so urgently
needed. ,

in the matter oi the hospital ships
8enocn and Concho. which were il\'l'l‘-
crowded and poorly supplied with on»
tcr anti food. aside from tho t‘tllllll‘l'la
needed by the wounded. Herrera! Stern-
bera does not present so good an untu-
incnt. Their overcrowding 'may have
been unavoidable. but it certainly was
imperative on the medical department
to insure their adequate supply oi
cvcrythina net-«led. even ii in some n-
tipects such earo would trt-tichoit the
technical duties oi the coiniiiiss‘ury (iv
pariiiient.

The truth seems to be that there was
lault on both sides. the errors and slips
which always cotiio front ilivldi-ilrc
almiisiliiiiiy. 'l‘ho American army's rudi»
cul fault is the luck of a iwri’eclly or
“united general shill department in
European armies this important (nature
is the tnodiiiiu thmiixli which all Ill“
tails are hurnionm-d and administered
under ilm direct control of tin-cont
man-ling unto-ml. livery factor lil tutli
lary service It- thus uudor tho iiuitiauc
input of one ttuiu 'l'lio troubles of the
.‘httitiuao campaign niiuht easily litno
been averted under a better system
This defect Wila the i‘\'lilltu‘l‘ in tho
lil""i" of non omit and l‘lilllllll-‘rliili mot
Illilllilll oi ratio-r than any illill\‘liiilill
i'I'ilnipI, inn. lllt‘ cvila lit-iiiim-lvw into
low it ll\i‘l'hlillt‘li.

'l‘bo now .\Iuci'icu'scuprhullonuer. Mr
Tip-inns Lipton. is not millslli‘vl with a
spotting ambition. lie is trillion to bo
llllllWli ulsoaa u philanthropist. l'or bu
has )l'ai out a check for xiiuwuo to
tile l'rincess of Wallis. who in ilosiroin
tournaments system oi ditttiur noun.
for the putt Where they oau not a mud
llli'iii for a trifle. We thiult the more of
the ”Initial hamuel for his generosity.
but noun the loss We shall keep iltni
Aitwrim‘a cop to ili'tliii his health iii.

me throw or

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

sick and wounded and ior the condition 3

‘olllll- capitol. this morning.

 
 
 
 

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iill

 

Other no of the Rim.

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‘ ' ’i‘ho ilorloru ianilly is at the Grog-
' ory l’olut hotel:

 

walk. is visiting at ,the home of her

ltclce. Mrs. W. E. staples. in East Nor-

walli. i ‘
W.

Miro-i Lillll't‘lhla Almiworth and liar-
ry Alusworth. of Cottage avenue. has
:ciurucd iroin a two weeks' visit in
licllport.

 

The Misses lda and iconic liasltum.
.oi litauiford. are visiting their aunt.
Mrs. ltlmogenc Rambo. oi b‘lrni avenue.
tor a few days. ’

~—

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith's infant
child. born ill the houn- oi hls grand-
plil't'lilo. in this llliti't‘, In orioiisly ill
in Siouhuztou.

Mrs. (‘liili‘li‘H Smith. oi Maple ove-
one. is entertaining her aunt and cons.

 

in. Mrs. Susan Mine and Miss llruce.

lloelw. of New Hutton.

_.—-—

 

Mr. and Mrs. lloliert lioll. oi llrooli-

lyii. N. Y.. Mrs. li.’ .ll. Duncan and Miss .f

Mllllllt‘ Juliette lhiacun. of Mt. Vernon.
N. l'.. are visitltu: at the home oi Mrs.
(‘hiii‘les llcber Alslhorpc. llivcreido
avenue. East Norwulk.

era-nun sneaks Lesa our.

charges that thaluprems Lodge is Iiv .

nanoially Poor Ind» Publ o
(By Associated Press.)
Intllxtnziiailis. lutl.. August

Zlil

'l‘lic

. Supreme lanlac. Knights of l‘ythias. be-

gun its biennial session in the hull of
the “mine or Representntivcs ill the
The rooms
m-it- hiatuiilnlli tlt'l'tll‘illi'tl with the l',\'-
tiilitti colors and emblems oi the order.
.tiol the galleries, which were thrown
open at an early hour. were soon crow~
«led. t‘iilcli S. lit-tiny. ex-inityor oi lll‘
illnnupolis. who is chairman oi the cit-
izen's csei-ntivo toinniittt-e. called the
meeting to order, Mayor ’l‘:tat:orl wcl
conml the Supreme lodge. (in lll‘lltlll
oi the slate of Indiana Ron-rum Mount
welcomed lilu' loduevnnil oti belutli of "W
llrnnil indue of Indiana. lii'und l'lmn—
mlloi' lllllll mud-- an address of Wei-
Supreme l‘li.tnwlior (‘olurovi
replied lor the .‘illlll‘l'llli‘ Lodge. line or
too otb r protuiou-ui lilllllii'lS of the
'il‘ii‘l' linolo- l‘l'l‘lll'h~ and .il II o‘clock
lili' Supreme lodge sclllt'tl donu to
iots'itirss :iiit-i' iln- i!llllil'l|.~ h.t-l lu-on
cleared.

The Sllpl‘ctllt' lodge is in poor tintin-
rial rotidtiiou. having less lllllil till.
mm on hand. and this fact has caused
some or the uo-tnlu-rs to Hi‘lt'it'l)‘ t‘l'll
Misc llit- pct-will suprrnic oilli'irs uni
mine of ilow iliui‘ues ioiiiid ilicii' \v.t\
it in the public prw-a i:iii~liiL'. .i izrcol
emotion. The Sitpi'iioc laniuo lute
lill~ .ti'ht'noon oppoinittl an inn-situa-
tiiu: l'lllllilllllt'l' to ascertain \‘-lio inr~
undo-oi the Flint): s to the pzipiis. ii in
tin llllIlllltIll to up.“ lilt‘ tilli-liillltt'.
:mrdlni' not only truth the Supt-inc
Lorine. but train the order. ..i.l l‘t“lt' .
hill. of hilllrv. SluttillHl Hr liiil is ilml
illlll'iil thi- I'li.tl't't~- it Is lllln vomit
lion ol' illitilis lllJl lid.» canard ii .lt-l' l‘
lilili.tlltili on too put of Ibo Supitub
hob: Io i'ltllllll' ilo- illlilllll‘l ol‘ I'.liiiii'
l't \i-lllI-s ltil‘ llti fillitl't‘llit' loitltit'. Il l~
lilt‘ intention to have passed .il llic tw-
utntitiu: ol mrh Mipreuo- Lodge llli'il-
lill: an appropriation bill alllilldl' to iii
llllia |nt.~.~vtl in) i‘tiii:l‘t.~« .tlnl lllt‘ .~l.ili
itt'isluinliw and to l‘lll.~i‘ lllli lnotpt
I In “t” in It tool on inch lllt‘llilll‘l oi
llo Ill‘iltl' iii iv 1.. IIlll'IlllllJi‘ii opp.-
~ttion to this plan .tlol .t toil iiabl I“
.l'.'i- li'llli ll '"lll‘ I\lilii in til illi fill
pa. Illllll loilco will in ah. i. I 'l'lllll“
iinoziioi: \ lmid pub! i~ iulnc.
o. olv .omlnu ih.~ pic on lllillliliu ttlu
litl iI I- limliuhi ll.i-\ “Ill be In I'il'i‘
ml no pl Ili.tl i'hit'ic- l'I rlltlllr)‘ ol
Ill-binoml ind m limlllli'. ion the po
‘tlllllll til \Iril illilit" Iloi

'lloi» .llI .lllllill I ooo amount” lil
'il.’ I ill of \\i'illll Iii ”I'll .Il‘t ll. lllll.lllii'
“on than vino llll‘lllilhl'a oi otiuirdlu
.ilo Lilian lll‘ ill-llll'llliill.--‘ 'l‘li‘ an i
l'lliliilll puimb tllli .tlioiuoon “no wit
'ltshil. It) .ilniill 7:.oon ioiiiilt' .\lttilll
”limo Ilii'llllii'lsi or tli~ ilililltlltl took
and mono tin-minis or the oibotdimoo

lil.”i'

xiii

t

K.

i Mrs. Julia. Smith. formerly it! nor-‘

 

 

paid... his estate »
MMWtha-Waadthsflsnd
olissrssadthaolcsrssithsatste and
city. it was the in“ secret society
lilratle ever had" in this city. There is
a rim Milt between lauisvllle. Ky..
and Detroit. lllch., ior the next session
at the Supreme Lotte and delegations
from both places have opened head-
quarters and are making things lively.

The annual reports oi .e supreme oi-
.fleers were read this aiteruoon. alter.
iivhlcli the lodge adjourned to Witness!
the parade.

 

 

i

man's earns name.
“ V ._._.. -———s

aIliad of Typhoid rarer While Heidi

Vader Mieioaatlbrtlolharson.

(By Associated PressJ

Atlanta. (in. August 23‘— The papers"
of Frank Mt‘llcr.‘or Miller. who illf'tl;
oi typhoid iever it Furl McPherson io—
diiy. have been examined by the olllc vr .
there. Miller was arrested at Tampa 1
several months ago ior fraudulent en- ‘
l.».inent and suspicious actions. and;
‘n:i> in the grind house walling ltlzil.
. .\ number of documents and tcltgrtiins.
iull from Montreal. indicaicd that he
’ luol acted as agent for one A. Siiblcll. ‘
of that city. Anionic his-i papers was :ill
oillriul discharge for Frank Miller.
iulllillt‘l'. llitttcri A. lloyul artillery of
;i';t;iolii. Naturalization papers made
win to i’l‘illlii .\lcllcr ShilWi'tl date oi
film ltl at Tampa, Fla. The telegram
tor the inner part indicated that the
:illllt‘l‘ was >ll|l|ll)'lM Heller with
loud... One of them reads:

"i cannot telegraph you money to-

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‘iluy. More ill once to some other
lii\\'n. Write lolly regarding stocks 'll
llllll'. Will win- money and instruc—
tines. ti‘Signetli

"A.l-llliltl-1l.l.."

Miller had an aunt in Montreal to
‘ \vhoni his t-flt't'lx' will he sent.

ShillilICAN'l‘ \"tll'Nll SEN’l‘HNi‘Ell.

tlly Associated Press.)

San Pl‘flm‘levo. August 23--Quurti;r-
ouch-r Sergeant .litiuc~ i‘. Young. rc~
u-uily tried by ioni'l martini for WW
lot: lilllll‘li‘l'ililhlt'r ~uppllcs. has lit-HI
iolilltl guilty oi rmln lllt'lllt‘lli :upl‘M-u-
ll'lli'l‘il to, one yeur~ coiiilut-ilitiui ltl
hard labor iii the l'niteil Sialim lll'lhtlli
at li‘lll’t‘ll‘Will‘lll. K-insus. "corral .\l.l~
bi has ls>iitwl on order approving the
.Ni‘llit‘lll'l‘.

.\l.\l|. Filll l-:.\r§'l'lt2ll.\' (‘l'll.\
illy Assol iitcd l’rt‘iil.)

\l‘uwlllllilltiil. \ Mel '23-- 'I‘llt- sir.iiii«
I'I‘ \'llilttiii'iii will will from New York
in Santiago litilll‘i’i‘W with trial! tor
[lill'ile in East-m i‘uiui. 'l‘hc sit-tinct-
lumber “ill lt‘au- .\- \\ Yuri. for Port“
li‘i'u about the sin-o- tliile iontorrtm
..n:l n‘lll lill'l') i:.:lil ill'ritlllt‘li ior
pJ'lIlh in lli:ti i~l.tu :.

 

Articles oi Association

‘lltt lloirtil Bidding Company.

'llie llllilt'lrlll’ll d birch) ilaetll‘lilll‘ ii»
i Joint sio. l. t'iilliiililllllll under th. >I.t
luit- lune ol‘ lill‘ ~~l.il-‘ I») urlb bus oi oi:
i‘l‘t‘lllt'lll its l'olloiiH-.

.\rii«|r l.- lhr li.lllii' by \\llb'lt ibi-
.i'poi'uilou .‘lldii in i\l|il\\|l "'l'li-
Noinulli lluildinu 'iouipuni "

.‘lllli' ll. ‘lio poiposv ior oliiili II
In tilil‘iliilllli :3 lo liilli‘l' ioniiaiis ior
.tn-l i‘\il|lit‘ .iil liiioi- oi buildtiiu and
.lllltllill' limb in.- lIliillllt'. .otd st-llinu
ot‘ u-iptul In: l'il.ll|-ll~i‘. .iiol izoiniuliv
to do all llllllilr- llli'lvlilllnl lo mill on.»
”iron.

.\Iiiil-- lll 'l'lo' ioi‘pui’ulloli l:- lo lo
It..iit.l to lie loan of Noruuili. l‘onnti
ol l-‘uttlb bl .lllil 5i.|lo of l‘illlllt'l‘llt'lll.

\l'lli‘lt' I\‘ l'lo- .mtouiil oi il.‘ mpr
liil slin‘li l» it it tlimladilii litillaln Illl
t-lod llliii Inn slum-i ot Fill) that hill
llll's t‘.il It.

\iill lo \'
.illli it :~

in

l:i ll MIimlllu‘l Ill lllin'
.iutu. tlp- itillIlin-l‘ oi
oi moi Lililitii --|ml. illilli ml to
in Ilo put
.tipl to pt}

lit ltlltt
il.tlt .
lll ll.lllit. nob rim. to h
\glilii oi l'itii it or null...
to till it» li'lll lionol’ iti rill .tl lil
: :‘Ill illiillitlt and tho iltlitilll'i'
itiiitl lull in

Illil .I
list ml in loll ii.‘.i|l|i‘ i-~
.lll illiiliil‘

lillitil .ll \it i\.|‘l.
\nanst. \ ll. l~‘t\

ililu .‘L‘il do) of

Sultrtllln i~' \..:i=. .. Nil ill HIllll'
\' ll \‘ult Suit.“ i. l'.‘
\ -l Siiltii' 3.:
luriln llilllllilt lill
lll'llNl'l \' tin! in
.l. Hlill'lll'?‘ lluiolill :‘

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Newstore.NowGoodaNewPrices.

iiilililililiiililillliMillililiilliliiilililililllilllilllllillliliiilililiiililililllilllllilllilililililllililil WWW

We Avoid Nonseusical Bnucome

in all our mls. and give you nothing but plain and tinvnrnisltmi l‘uctu.

lihi- business

methods has stood the test of twenty years. while each succeeding your has made our
living a new store everything here is fresh and clean;

business a greater success.

no old or shopworn goods on our shelves; our stock is the largest and most var

i

led;

all our minds are at the lliiest quality. and our prices the lowest in the Twin Cities.
loot limo Creamery latter. main mado. Ito lit 0 lbs. ti no.

Canaan-ad Milli.
Istra Com Isarah.

a s

Lemon. om." or fancy Grants-

are.

lunat- o
Iu
an d Bust. . .
Isis“ Gonna. wit

lire-rt thouldora.

or (ll-wort Home. small.

is T'omotu

. O. can. ; loosen boson Parlor Match-a. ~ 0..
- 30 PM 1 nation Iabtslt'a or Gonna taco. “a.
“a n. 1 oats-a Lungs or Ian loan . ”a.

. ' . ,“ .hj Mrs. Hophtna' damn. I jars. - - Inn.
. .0 m a can. Iwoot 00m. - . - no.

. tan in. Early Juno Pasta. - . . at: can.
undo. In. . I pound can of Contact loot. - lea.

”andaoma Pro-ants In. with one lb. so. or 000 10. or two the. Cotton.
Md. coon: Ell-Willi! VIII.

THE P. J. LYNCH 60..

Death Norwallt. at”

it. Woahlogtoo .t.

learnt! II. a.

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03' ”On Store, ”

00llllll I“! Mill Hill. STREETS, NORWALK, 00llll.

n Com

of profits in every department for the coming week.

plate Surrender

( i cent reduction
iii prices of all Summer Merchandise to make rootu for the heavy pur-

chases we have made in Fall and Winter goods.

We mention only it few of the oileriugs.

,fl

 

Laces.

-_. __.V.

Popular Cloak.
Room.

In Our ' Basement Bargains.

Lightning friilt jars. pints. per don,

 

lml twelve yard pieces. 'all new
, r l v i t l t l9 .- """‘
. . . .. . . . p-t'i .| c c 0 men :Il'fl a c, Loin
MM" ..o "M ”hm “Wm” “u now i .H ‘ n I I Lightning fruit Jars. quarts. per (lot.
and desirable. values running from {oh- and :9.- it pit-cc. Just one third less ”'2‘,“

to 82. divided into two lots. and the ”m" ocular prices.
clean tip prices 25c and bile. Really"
great bargains.

lit ilill. children‘s fancy straw huts.
all this season’s purclaino. regular pri-
ces 50c. 75c and Si. ('lcau up price.
each ‘1".

Linlies‘ nuualln gowns. neatly trltn-
med. extra tine cloths. cxcollent value
at 65c. while the lot lasts. the.

Ladies bathing suits. in ilaiinel. serge
uii‘ti alpaca. not Ill:|ll_\' lcil. i‘lf‘flll up pri-
ces 25 per cent. ii‘rn‘ than regular.

Wash Dress Goods.
l’riiii'iul luivus. airmen Miilll‘llli.i"rt‘lll'll

otwiinlles and llanml printed
regular value “Jim. clean up price. l2'-,-.

11.. pint jelly tumblers. per don, 29c.
:l-burner oil stoves. value 8H9. each
Si.
(‘overeil picnic baskets. value. 35¢.

a

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' Monday morning laundry soap. per

heather goods.

Fifty-four inch club hugs. imitation

utilitarian/regular price. ti. l'lcun up up”; 3p.

‘lll‘ii‘i'. each 75in

i loo leather bolts. 2:... and 38c quitli- I underwearandHOSiery

ltit-24. at lite.

Ladies' pure white. low necked.
‘r‘ll'l‘l'isii’sii vests. finished equal to the
. the kind. at clean up prices. each 1293c.
‘i. g i too dos. boys“ and girls' cotton ribbed
. fist things. iull iasbioned. double knee.
i“ to 't dye. sizes irom 5 to 10 real value
3 .. l't'c per pain. mac. ,
l, Men's cent and grey ribl d shirts and
:punls. the dim and rule gr. dcs. clean up
. price. 250.
' llm tine twill alorla umbrellas. ior
ltlltys, Sl.

Notions, etc.

’iii’ir soap. llic.

.\liiic. llllppcriiti soap, lih'.
till slim-is writing paper. lily.
swiss. 25c and Ilhe [locket books. lilt'.
(‘ouiiort powder. llic.

loo don-n ”Ilillill“ window hillllll‘fi. Ti” “tilt" Iiili'i‘l'. N‘-

iogului‘ prim- ‘Iou \vliilo lilo) l.l.~'l, l‘bn

min and women. vuliio 3H)". for these

 

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Boston Store, Norwalk, Ct.

 

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lit Seymonr’s Store.

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The goods we handle are oi the ilriest (‘omc here when you cannot ilud Lunch ham. chicken. turkey. etc.
quality produced. FIX THIS lt‘AC’l‘
lN YOUR MIND!
the highest quality oi goods the mar ‘é "’- Pm“!-

itci affords at this iii-i

(‘anued shrimp. new canard lobster.

You can always act Fancy Northileld creamcry butter in

The lamest and best assortment oi
fancy crackers and biscuit opera wai-

store with Genuine calves loot Jelly in slim crs. ele.

weights and measures. and as rucon- ’liii’ii- Our coffee is the l‘li‘iittil and heat

(lot-den .iiiillillworlh preseiinl ‘l'.iiii- goods linimriul.

able iti price as they can be posslthI

:llllillvl. l'illi‘loiia tlnokctl ion".

told lot. line ounce of .i good .ull.lt'

i 'ru il hl‘l'liii l'vors . . .
ls north more ht \‘.|Iuo it..." i_. to. ..r 1‘“ ”i i - i i" "‘ liw itrrls hams. tenant and bone-

illl article that don't alvc milieiiti‘liiili‘i Mum" llill i"iii" i'l‘i‘lilili‘ri' “1"”. ii"‘ it“ iilll‘lilh

 

Our aim is to place iii'ltllt‘ the public ""i WWW“- l-‘i'csh litvobc oi lilllll'ttl‘tl halilnl
the latest styles and the most attract- Ncuichult-l. l'iilludclphlu t‘l't'dill I'll“lil'r. The lit‘ul ucr iuuilc, lion lli..
ire novelties that coitus upon the mar- .chccsc. .lbc lilo.

 

 

CHAS. E. sevnofia, Leading Grocer,

JJ West Washington Direct. Telephone lI-a.

Bull-dog Pertinacity

is it lil'illllllli'ill l'illil'lil'll‘l'lhlli' of ours. especially when ll’i'illlli'H' to_i'eiaiii-
inu our customers year after year. We can sell to our t'tilll|it‘llltll'tl at
Wiliiil'stlll‘ rates and still make ll maul livinu. It is the knowletl o How
When and Where to lluy that lines to make tip our success. not it will
be the stone with you if you buy here. when we are oliei'tuu so tnucli for
so little liioiicy. .

United loans. with Tomato loose. a its con. la.

 

Inalun Irand continued Mills. largo nan. 70.
Ginger loops or Fancy Oreoisora. per ib.. lo.
Upon-y s Iarnos’ Chouldors. por it... '70.
Inger Ourod Home. to its. aver-lo. per ih.. lo.
lovers Ochoa Inbhitt's or anno Coop for no.
Vary lost llgln Ore-mom latter. par lb.. Ito.
Maud I. or Jonoa' Flour. ”a bag. par blah. IIJI.

New York Grocery Co.

Donovan building. tooth Norwalls.