“titration.
on made clear by the
Array
lianytlilng
« W mlrospmts our military system needs ‘a
’ “PAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1896.;tht‘roilnii modeling. Thutsystetn has
[never been acientiiicaiiytnade. it has
lures—“We t." “'l' I
”Balls" aurora-sunsets, no: rrown up in one direction more than
.. 6" {film 1%.“ 3f! rayon. return is Imperative to in-
religious! Marriage. sure a well working service. That is in
NW“,”..”m$m&:£mfiTthe reorganisation oi the siufl. Moro
than half of our recent blunders have
:Nmrgalal’lm: fig: sprung from lack oi harmony inovltnhlo
0.“; n a his lithslii. ”.50. one
“Us,“ by news , the n
M .s as psi-It to the carrier.
M 'l—No. W Wuflngwn street.
“hm antes—No. «I Wait street.
way s welcome in Till
you know of any news
lever by telephoning.
7 or flinging it to the tiller.
.1111“ Box for the convenience of
whitish to leave items oi tremor
“ml-I'm" he found rat the entrant»
Hall. the chairman oi the house corn
Initteo on military affairs, has outlined
his views on this suhicet, which will
he included in the hill to be introduced
into the next cuiirresa
At present the stat! of thcrrru.y is
made up at ten distinct bureaus. each
presided over by a ohisi with the runlt
oi brigudler general. There is no single
head to enforce harmony of action.
Each bureau feels its own importance
ton stat! system so antiquated his. f
Till EVENING SENTINEL.
South Norwalh. Conn.
, Commuters” should Ii all cases be
Our press room is al-
tars corn to advertisers and visitors.
Neptune calls:
\iliin MW.
horns—tilts.
B ouch elites—wt.
Illintura “menu for Tenses-NIT-
Mitt rises 'Hun actsl High wntcr Low water
r3 0m 5:01 pin
it: it) put
American iron and Steel.
Thermos lately compiled figures of
die treasory department illustrate in a .
very interesting manner how great has
been the growth of our stool and iron .
Intimates. Other important classes of
. mutants have nlsodispluyod an increase
from year to year. but it is in the most
assentlnl of all. that which may he call.
all the cornerstone (i tho whole indus-
trial inhric. that the expansion of out- i
put is most startling. That is the only
‘word to designate an increase which
bashcan noted even more keenly by
. our fueiun rivals in England and Ger
litany than has been done at home. Ii
Gunman uninteresting in one sense. .
they should he tall 0! eloquence when
wesenthn prenuancyof meaning behind
their arid phalanx. The exports of all
articles oi iron and steel. which in 1880
were 014.710.524. had swollen in 1800
to “h,“‘lfitls, inllx‘llfl i0 041.100.377.
in test totht.is4.87~a and in Isles to
”0.367. sin. On the other hand. the ini-
‘ ports. which were .71.?66,ti89 in that).
had madually fallen in was to 019..
015.0”. During this period the papa
lotion has advanced iroru 50.000.000 to
what is estimated at 75.000.000. So
that we not only make snistuntiully all
Ivar own articles of iron and stool Incr~
ohundise, but sou-l to other conIItriI-rl art
the rate of almost all per capita. When
We consider that H yours ago we were
iorccd to dopcnd on foreign mills and
factories mainly ior thouo vital wants.
it becomes II matter oi the liveliest out!
iaiaotion that we have I‘M't‘hit'tl thecou
tlitlonl. No titiiwiuct could in ttcr show
how solid and stable the industrial do- ‘
velopniont oi tho nation has lrcclt. it is
specially notable that llio crooner in-
cause oi extmrtl and cormspolttliltu do
ores-riot inrportshavo noon in artiolos‘
oi fundamental IIocr-rcily. such as tho
partly muiwtlrml Inctitl which is the
raw material of the more «lulu-rate
Illilllotl clittlalticd as taunts. trim-rue.
hilleta. Idaho and liars. and int trial In
auroral ll't'it Illllpruud or old to I.»
largely dqsardcrrt on IIrrorrrrous copra u
Milli“ "l t‘tillllttl littli low price Iii lulwr
Mmsumiiiical production :lilitlJctitriI‘lU'.
lit lltcli ltluiily urtillciui and IIlt'tllihll/t‘tl
. pmlnota Its sewing lllilt‘lllllt‘n. iIII-yr I».
electrical and railway IurrI‘hinI-I'y and
the iiho tlnr IIIIIrhoI tor urth-hu. r»! t‘m
I‘ilillltl eatI-uory oilruds llll‘i‘t'li‘ crrr
liltsinlit‘l liailctvrliuod rculrrn oi tit.
hnowu world. Asia. .\iru-.‘I and M.-
trolls as well as lioulh i\lil|'t‘l|'t| loft.»
limits the heroic-t IIpIIrvcialiuII oi llru
lupcriIIr llshtuuss and r-ltI-Iiuth which
"pill llIlIr our il't'l‘llliilii‘itl t‘nlI-‘illlt'
tlquI without dolorromlrou oi oodunou
QIIllly ltislli thlsicuttirmri Whlli
lit lit-ll t‘llitil't‘i-illlil‘ and heart. tlrrt
Anterlmra sllrll lIIIs inlpr-Il II. apnviirulv
M "in hrull \\‘. lllll‘wiy llillll liII'
priIIIaI-y in thin iroc oi production. and
“Will" .I. I‘w'u II one to pltwo a. ""th
illiiltr III tho Hill
A Jolly .ilt‘llltfi;’;fi Iposoi tho l‘rllwa
pi ii at.- out it c. ally told by Sir iirt
win .iI-Irrht l-II' i‘rrIiIrIs Kirollys, tirI
prii‘uIc sliit'liil'y. accounted lull. it
ii. that more ucnllctucu oi the pint
wistrrsi adult-stun. “Uh. show tiII-III
iii." was ih-I aIIsz-r “ii they don't
«one in at thdmrr. they will I'Irilli’ iu
throuuiitim voutihrtor.“ Tho iinuhdr
iourlh Istutc has taken vsiushlo lessons
tram tlrI \‘rnkm twitter.
I-o-v'
The resolutions adopted by the Han.-
tuga colticrl Ill e on our iorIIiun potlI v
were lilucnlnnsly tsuistmctcd in occmry
the which moan hotwoan the oousctrw
tires and the onion-imitate. Chancellor
When. the shsirrual of theme
uittsa. ported that he could easily till a
It two horses at ease
.llitl meta infringement of protons
Live.
mcdcl of Our own. thcro is a chici of
tho general stud (such was You Molllto‘s
rank). charged with the whole adminis-
. trstiou and nest in authority to tho
. nurpt't'tir. In our now systcm the chici
the amt lti chici only. and i\'t‘l'y
‘ -tail’ department will report to him and
he under his dircction. Tho department
will include all oillocrs performing othI r'
virtue of‘htu‘cfiand spcciul training. A
stall college on tiic linesoi tlIooiIuinr-er-
tug school at Wilhls Point, N. Y.. tri
Ithe artillery when] at Furl hlouroo
road of the iniantry and caiairy school
lit Fort lrt’ifltllnutfllt will he instituted.
land with equally high lt'l'illtittli In
‘ IIlructioII iiratldition tothis pornuincot
‘ stud will he the tempura. y stall. in
which the olllocracan lrI- ~Iriilcd from
one section to another. atcordinu to ill-
ties and llio requircnicirts oi the surv-
Ico in time oi war win-I itil tinny is in ‘
the iield or in the management of u do-
partnicut tho uclrcrol commanding that
section (I! the army will liuio his ud-
Inlnistrntivo otllccr in ii roprcacutalivo
oi the general chici oi stall. who will
hold authority over all olllcorsoi ilic ‘
qnartcrmastcr, coIrInItsr-ury and medical ‘
Time of purl oi ' ' -‘
cutitio gradation of the system is the 3 be m m Third hegi
real core oi, its value. as it holds ovory ‘
departments in servicc rhcrc. Tllil- sci
one in strict accountability to a single
head. in other rcspccts tho‘ Irillitury
bureaus will rcrnnin us they are now
Such. stripped of its Ill-tail. is tho pro
[Mild system. lilitl ll Berlin“! in lull
now lliornlo army tltillillllr‘li‘tiiltlll. It
will relieve 'lllii"illl't‘t'llil|.'llllllt’l oi a
campaign or of it department of irrrrass- .
lug Iii-tails and wake him irco to give
more limo and study to tho dischargi-
oi the snprcuio inaction.
Thosc who have follow-ed closely llII-
conI'Ie of General Slurflcr'rr campaign
mil-Ii not he military sloth-Ills to purc- l‘t‘
at IIIIct- what it imwr-r such it syrinitl ,
\vonld hrrvI- llt‘ttll in Irlrviallng llrc t'l’liS
Which Ilrndo that caIIIpiIigII NI opt-II to
criticism
Tho poliii other-rs oi the llniicd
Flntca nirrry. cutrsliluliun Ii largo Irmiy
oi uhlcalrd in many cases physically
competent nrcu. liuvouor bt‘i'ill‘lllt'illlr
run-d in utvinu lilt‘ll' «Irvin-ate the glov-
I-rIIIncIIl in our rI-chIt Iiwdu. llundrtds
of military lllllt'i'll liuvo lawn tilled try
civilian lippllllillttllilli and tho truincd
soldicrs tit'liill‘l‘l‘ti. III the naval m-r‘iI-II
this rigid exclusion has not lrcr-III-n»
iorccd. It is not out... to group the plri- .-
lmluphy of the distinction.
There is u alt-on..- r. :it‘iilrll against the
"Iriaunul lrrriuiun" iIlI-a which has lIcI-Ii
ilitmhrcwi into the ra‘ltutil methods of
lllitll_\' oi our inure cities. 'i'lII-tiritnlurnt
i‘Ililiilv llrI-ch‘Ildrr-u oi tlIc poor and
molar than .iuuht Il-Ic a aillveltiltlltil
Ill'iil lit the cchIIIllllIi'y Bilulisll stuliil ..
ior wiiir‘it limo is too limited. 'l‘lrrr
manual dr'll erI-II-II limo turn more
snurilorlnn willmtll skill.
lioclcty is composed of two grout
(illilllt'l. those who have more appetites
tlrrrn dinners and those who hate Iuoro
IliIrtIcrtI than apportion.
heroes (1 Santiago will. liuic belonged
to III-ill litirsri clnaucs \\ liilli llltly it!“ it'll. ‘
t'r I'M'l‘t‘ social IIlleItioIis.
In the German syslcur. whirh I
with modiiluilion is III-signed to he the ‘
‘ ii slot! will be second in. authority to,’
thitn'iiuo duties. and it.lIl pfilpiltilill to .
Include in it only thew promotI-d to I
The rrluruccl '
EAST SlflE SlFllNiS
Various flaps and IiiItIaps es the
Other Side at the Rim.
l
l
!
Frederick w. Gorham.
daughter. of Kstonlh. are visiting his
hrolier, E. E. Oorham. First avenue.
wife an
’—
. Mrs. Himar l-‘ltch, of Maple avenue,
was ltnocitcd down by a bicyclist IreaI"
her home Monday. and quite badly
hurt.
Joseph Brown oi this place. was tin-
ed 83 and costs yesterday in the Town
Court in South Norwalir. for being in-
toxicoted.
Mrs. George Sherwood and her two
children returned to their home hti
. Stratiord. yesterday. after a visit wim'
're. 'atlies in town.
Oscar and Ebertrand Schmisskc. oi
fNow York. and Otto Pipe. of Jersey.
City Heights. are guests at the home oi
Mr. and Mrs. E. Apell, at St. John ave-
line.
Stanley. the little grandson of Mrs.‘
C A. Remaen. of Fort Point street. was.
scolded very badly Saturday last by
running against a of water his
lmother was carrying. Dr Baker is in
. attendance.
Mr and Mrs 'l‘.. ‘.'tlln\cr gave a soil-
iiug party Monday on the little steam r
Pearl. “those in the pcrlyI were t‘ w.
liners Mr and Mrs. H. Scy.niour'
Mr. and Mrs. William Polil’t‘l. Miss
h‘thcl (Never. Was Ina Seymour \iiss
‘t‘lam itydcr :r'rd gcnllcman friend.
They took lunch on board.
Airs. Joseph llliiiilill. of Second avo-
Iiue, asked (’hlei \‘tiilnier,
Norwalk.
Eliomc last Saturday. and said that he
feared something ill had Ireiallcu him.
She further said that ho had rot-oiled
his two weeks pay on Salurdrrv night
and that never hciorc had he iallcd ot
coming home. The chici prolniscd to
locate hlnr it possible.
TREATED 'I‘O IUIPEIIII.
merit Itil Unaettled.
tliy Asa-'th'ltllcti l‘t‘crls.)
t'urnp l‘iill"ll. l'tIil-Il Shit“.-
Il'osl. Niaulic t‘ouu
.\'o:r
'l'hr
l'lIlrIi I'~.Igiuicut (‘um ~Ilhur \oiqu 1..
Sqrtuuilrci' 7~
.rII .rI-perIutly I ml.- 1 LI l.. r. -I..l 'r.
‘ltltll'lrt‘s ‘l‘lrr- tint tool. pk... .|
Mid-
\\‘lll u it” prev.
in llm
in ramp to h are iIl' their to a murmur».
.dI-Iiutz llII- Iucn to l‘auur .‘ll'ZiIlt'.
Ilhtowo. Pa. and now.
uruliotm had lr ll n‘url he}.
llil' oI‘IlIII‘u t‘Illill‘ from tho cotuzurrurh l' of
h I! norm-cut oi the (“ML :Il liovcru‘
or‘.» island illill llrr- rl‘ninrrul cannot
start today. as :Ihcdul 'll. ti\\li|i.l. .l~
hull-1t iii ii lclr‘urum I'r‘r~i\ -.i lI.\ two»
out 'l'ylrr. that It would lrr- lllilI'u-silll
lII ~rI‘Itl‘I ll'.Il.r.III|l:lillItI in it .l\‘r‘ liilrr
.\'o I'crllrcr word \..r~ lt‘i 1rd .IItIi t’
lilo» of tho Ih-rurtul'c ol‘ tirr- I‘Iulul‘ul
is how Itusclllwl 'l‘l.al the position-‘-
"Will or tlrc lll‘ildi‘itll‘t' of tho restraint
on.» .t L‘I’I‘Tll sound» to t‘IIioII-I 'l'y’w
.rml .rli l’u orhrr Ioczut- l- or ill“ I'm
I'l Ill I-I only l‘N‘lZ'thPlld'. ll wildly. and
‘II' lII llmlr- Ilt'lllIli” ttllIIl'lli.llltIl| l.‘ l'l"
“no rho r‘~ -i.rr ill will he in u nl‘mlli
ll .. Mint condition.
i‘IIIIloltl Witltol llilitt. i-‘orrllh uI‘II?
iIH. l S. \, ;:II‘IIIII h~rI~ trout
l'ot‘t \\':r~hi|rulurr. Manhunt, to ponder
;llill lidllt‘l‘i‘ \. llilmv thrills: this, how"
.~~. i. do li.ti|t'l‘,\ will is uncu u lur-
'idtiliil. 'i‘IulIy hc l>lIuI‘.Ipl.cd lII idio-
l.il|l lll'iii rut t'ol‘trru Ilr.rl hr- mi i|i~IIIIr
Ir J liIl- hooks oi the hiding and r-II-I‘y
thing was touud Imitaturlor‘y. I'm rur
lit-“c “tin llllitlllr' lll Muir, llt|“t’\'l'l'.
.wlo Ir tho trrrIIcri‘ would lu- illliullullt‘ l.
. illl l"‘llrl' tlttilill‘lil in t\|lt"il|il itl lii'
llilr in t ‘Iiup litlllilil'tIW llI'lll ilunu I. or
mil in and tin i rumlwu I lli'llril‘l
mom has llltitl" all .II'II‘MII: IuIIIIt~ zquI
.lluuly
Irus
llutlcr and lIrII-olr arr .Irclurul by ;r
medical wrilcr to he the most nourish
his load,
mrsom Ironwsnmsvns ,.
”v— -- WWW...“- “W
‘i from the pen of it. A. no Soul-hot. a
oi South ‘
to locate her husband who,
she averred had failed to appcar at his ‘
day: ago win-n «tl'll’l't- a'I-I‘I In that ol- ,
reruns: summ.
”Y FRIEND FROM iNDiA.
The announcement oi the arrange-
ment or Walter Perkins and Burythe
and tilt-es comedians In the sterlinxl
comedy, My Friend irom indie all
Hoyt's. Monday. September 12. is a
suiliclcnt giiaranloe for an cvcnlltti 0i
,unalloycd enjoyment. This comedy.
Welcome visitor at all times to theatre-
goers. deals with two Inventories lu-
rerwoven war. thatalwayli now! lie-me. .
i‘lIcosuphy. ’i'hc complications hi'iflilitt
from the weird theories oi occultism
and the social aspirations oi on Hitler.
utc perk-pacltcr rm- only part ol the
many novelties amp-which the author
has drawn for his humor in this play.
A hapless liarhei‘, who is the rcsrdl oi
rr drunken lrcatt oi the III-upturraco sou
oi the millionaire packer. hcconIcs en-
dowcd with the (in! r of tlic \‘cllow
Rehc‘ 'in bolus compelled to Wear a
'icllnw silk hcd spread to hide his rul-
kcdncss and is introduced by tho ulorc-
said son as My Friend from indla. to
help the hilarious youth out oi a scrape.
..._.._..._____._...
t t‘ERVERA IN \t‘.\SHlN(tTO.\'.
(lly Associated Press.)
Washington. Scptcinlier 7~AIIIIIitIII
ii‘crvcra. his son Lieutenant Angelo
(one I. and Lieutenant (30ch luinz
farmed lltl’t‘ today irorn Norfolk and
I-rrlhd at the nan Ilrpartmcut. in tho:
niisoncc oi Sci-um rri Lona tlrc pur'ty
paid their roupcris to Assistant .‘lc'c-Ir
an. SEPTEMBER 7. ins.
I
New Fall
Dress Goods.
New Full
Prints.
run—u—
5 Cases _ Winter
Blankets.
5 Cases Winter
[Comforter-s.
BOSTON sun,
Final cutting of All Remnants.
of the celebrated Arlington
purchase of
Odd Lots and Broken Sizes
of desirable merchandise left over after our memorable sale of last week, reinforced
this week by. our gigantic purchase of a portion of the surplus stock of Dress (loods
Mills, which were sold at auction at their salesroom, 64
and 66 White street, N. Y., August 24.
No merchandising event of recent times compares with this truly remarkable
HIGH GLASS DRESS GOODS.
ilrcss goods for Clllitllnelt s school wear.
Plain and mixed dress goods for street and dress wear.
plaids in new patterns and new styles. now offered at prices which dent half repre
sent the cost of production by the mills.
Covert c
lotlis for hicycl e costumes.
All wool and silk and wool
lary Allen and to lim crprtusrd thc
illiauks and gratitude of Admiial t‘cr— i
sum for the kindly treatment accorded
him and his men while prisoners oi lhI I
United States
NOTICE r
(in (‘alf
All oy-
We have Frank Modding
Pasture Island as watchman.
stcrmcit who own grounds in that
neighborhood. and wish to have it
thll‘ht‘tl. will plcosc apply to us.
W. ll. HOYT I: SON.
interpreters.
uovr's mantis.
MONDAY. SEPT. I2.
Smylh ll Rice's Comedians,
I'rcscrrtiug
Mill FRIEND from INDIA
Iii ll. .-.\ l thouchc.
It? liv
The funniest Error-owr \tllllclr, dun .
III llllllfl its t'urrirc r ~I I. .~.~ with
WALTER E. PERKINS
ill the iiilc I‘IIit- Il~
II'rghh in New \oI‘l..
"'l‘lII-ile-It It'IiItw-r with». "I want
lll)‘ cinllrm." "l _\I I -h aI-IIII- tillt‘ \i‘IIIIIIl
giro Iirc u .prurrcf."
lrict-s .'-'r. irlluiui
le'r the Iron on «up at I' W ll'tl- -. IIIIIl‘
W“N'\“"““ ~Iort ..
if!
.-
III. lllllll'!
MINI Fililcll Will
Never Fells.
IINIOID IV THOUSAND.
III loom as a polar-hut vanish: without sa mail.
sutu Abltll will! Cull“: Raul.l's‘liil1ltl)dl. film“. .It‘ I
harem-wen wortlrlcss. In tltr'u’lii llliltlitll irrihsi tllsi
imt rrtc. Mulronrrrru. Itrc ruml shrI-llulot thr Ir “Hit‘
ritual pron-emu. fiend .e‘t‘tllailt “amt-slot would“.
containing valunhle tuloIIasttou ior isdtw Ail-its
t.st‘ Mil hit. to t a Arr-III. Ito-Ina. it i'
it. a- -.\II \ III-”Iain.“ mainland and Inward
withmsl peddle.
l-‘or nah in south Norwullr try ti t‘
SilllMlll. h.‘ \\.I lrrIttttoIl sli'l‘tl.
Cloning Out Into 2
lllI-yt‘lt-a. Truth. in. \I'ir I‘uri-. 'I‘inla, Nu. rir.
Repairing.
tlItII-m Mulliilo llrpulrlug
Ilh \I II- II tip-I hilly,
\III hutriii
italluauiII'l ’0 Ce Roth. Namath.
ECONOMY 1
.\ud there is no plaI o you ill" |ll"llt ticc it with hollcr results to \out'
“or goods arc the host that Ii
Icuccaudspotcush Ian hay. and our huge output cturh
Irutrdlc such tryout quantities. that we not the lowmt pr'ii'cs on every
pockll book than thrill lror‘c.
iliilur. \\ c
Ill-st Eight t‘routucry liuttcr. the tint-st nIIIdc- . ~ . - ~ - - - - - - . . - - 31W It Ililllllii-
Finest. Sonar i‘utcd llrirus, nouo ovcr' lll pounds. . - . ~ . - - . - . -.
Sonar Carrol Shouldcru
illitlillll lltlltml llt'liiih. . . . ..
i‘oIIIiclI-Icti llliilt
fiwccl (litii'l I‘ lliillt lilillhii
‘ilmxcs sardines. .
tine. hill or hoot mum
....... I I
it. Washingt97 It.
i
.........EII' ill.
Parley Pints Cup and Dancer Free with I pound Tea or i pound Cones.
Irina the onu Ilongr we have Whistles for them all.
THE P.'J. LYNCH. co., f
S WEALTH,
trite you the benefit.
IIIIstanassiIIIIIIIrIIsss
.r'ro can.
.i'rc can.
as
-Iit' can.
~20“.
la-
a...
the i‘ or u starch.
Iran-h M. O.
.............'i'i'rnputlllti. i
E i' i c ukiiica laundry soup.
i"cult cs \crncsoap.....
. kaIr-l. iinpor'tcll lIuIccrrrouiuuHAW. ,
' imperial quarts hilillii oil . . . .-
WW
I- exper-
crl lie to
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. .ih- a pound.
...:.......2I'Ic.
..2."a'.
...Ill.
......
i “I. plitltuigc ..
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Plaids.
ricliool wcar, from the Arlington mills
minus the middle Incu's profit. goods
llouhlu Fold for' children‘s
that would retail iii the; for this sale
lloIIlrlc lI‘old thunder that always sell
at L'E'w por y:ard the outline salc ito Pique Shirts 82 00 once ior”
pill. .......................... 13c
.\|l wool Chocks. sold by us and nvcry
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CLEAR OUT THE ODDS ill) BIDS.
\ Ilrunrc to get your fall dress chcap.
.suai
1 misc oi Remnants oi lo.- Dork Outing
“ i i‘l ......................... i-lt'
' ouI- cisc ill :iilc. mode try the ArlinuJ Hm"
ton Mills: we will or" them ul,...‘.’.".c ‘77. 50c Lorin Shirl Walrus ........... '_‘.'.I-
.‘\ll Wool Mixturcs. lrounlit in tlrr rr‘flii- 1:; "on gum \i'oisls........,,..,._7..r.-
l‘" “I“; *" “WM MW m H” ”M“ itlc llzrznlrurucrl Night lil)“'llr€.......$i'.ll'
tor Stu-.lrur bought at iilit'lltlli. we will ,_ . ,
, ow Niilimt'l‘ t urn-ts ................ filth
! sell lllt‘lll at lilac
{Silk and Wool I-‘auclos. worth 75c; “t' ""' Ngugw Mm” """""""
will run them for ................ nor- 77w “'mkiunurcu's nrrirts ........... 50c
ltI-Iucmlu r thcsc arc :rll ilI‘W lr‘all hoods. ilia- Turkish li:rlli 'l'owcls ........... inc
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- $10.00
Now is your chaucc to buy a fall Jack-
i“ 'I‘uiiot‘ Made Stills. 815 ones. .
i t'.l '.'..'..II who and ”0.00 oncs ior
I .............................. $5.00
illicytle Suits north from 88. 00 to 12.00.
your chohc for ................. 87.50
-(‘hildrcn's fall .lackcts worth “.50 to
find: your choicc ior ........... $2.98
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Corner Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Conn.
pry-ed loy liiIIt lia-
“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.
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,At Seymourfs Store.
The goods we handle are of the “[108!
unality produced. l-‘lx ’ilits iI‘At' i‘
[N YOUR MIND! You can always get
the highest quality of goods the mur-
‘ltet alietds at tins jun
weights and measures. and as reason-
store with
shit in price as they can he tuisstlrly
sold ior. One ounce at a seed artich-
‘1 Is worth more in value than it in oi
an article that dont give utlslsctlori
Our aim is to place below the littlillc
.llte latest styles and the most attract-
;lve novelties that minor upon the roar-
itet. Come here when you cannot ilnd
it elsewhere.
Fancy Northleld cresmery butter in
V. lh. prints.
ttcuuiuc rulvcs foot p-lly
jars.
ill Klaus
tlorden and Dilirorth pmcn‘cd ‘l‘.IIn-
allude.
Pare fruit syrup all flavors.
Fancy gilt «he crosrncry traitor. lin-
cal. produced.
Neaichatel.
chooser
Philadelphia cream
Lunch tram. chicken. turkey. sto.
Canned stirlInII. new canned lobster.
The largest and best assortment oi
fancy cr‘acIo-rs and biscuit opera wai-
crs. etc.
Our calico in tho richest and but
needs imported.
Delicious smoked hoof.
Tire Ferris hams. tongue and hose-
II-ss bacon.
Fresh itht'Iit‘t' of ilnrrrlord lashing
powder. Tire hind cvcr rustic. lilo iii.
ll“ “Ill.
CHAS E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
Telephone “-1.
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Ioutli Nectar-lit, 0t.
the merits of our stock off.
it is the fur-seeing
houscwiic who llltllll I‘cadily l‘t‘t’llulllzt‘s
OOIIQQII'IOQI
I JJ West Washington Itreet.
Near-Sighted People...“
Do not trade with us.
Fancy Groceries.
Flour. Butter.
Tees and Colleen.
Ono's cycs artist he very poor indeed if they can't soc
what a saving there is in our prices.
Fancy Iweet Potatoes. per pit. Ice.
Fancy Native Potatoes. per bu.. no.
Very lost llgin Greenery luster. per- lh.. lie.
.OHOIOII Iranian“ lesson. per in. 000.
Gold Duet. per pitg. the.
Ginger Snaps or Lemon Oats-a. par lb.. lo.
Corned host. I in. can. see.
'Meud I. or Jones' Flour. Clo bog. per MIL. 05.00. ’
i. the. Carnal-ted Eng». ”.90.
New York Grocery Co.
Donovan lulidlng. Oouth Nervous.
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