NEL.
m Geno Editor and Proprietor.
EBAY.
Worn—”Want. "
d"'or flute" advortieenieat-
Phantom a. less.
oi: tim 81.00.
‘mh I lion “0le
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TEE EPUTH NORWALK EVENING mm SEPTEMBERB, I898.
W
hhouehere oi Truth In mmetilnoel
mm; 'eeeeutrio andx extravagant In his opin-
l Iona. Ho but not alwuye spared the.
“ Americone in hie love oi eayinsa clever .
| thing. on the principle oi Paddy at the l
Donnybrook iaIr. "Hit a hood wherever l
"flat: you are it. " But Lobby new object» to
tire linen. one time. 15o; t roe
2 llIto-lilo} no- poaneaooiton pretend to look down enl
““123“. at um , Americana. iorgotial of mine at hie own
tho air oi enperiority with which Euro-'
vafi "gm. gamut.“ onl upturn: in this w.ny “’l‘hoold World. " :
.» ~ .. l0! intro—ll: mail. In ad.
‘“‘“ 0. owner mould: one mIonian. hilczl
Dell Vrl'ld by now-
'I
‘ to be paid to the carrier. y
"not” Intuit; it to the ofloe.
a sentinel. onloe.
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
. . South Norwalk. Conn.
“(Intel-No. WWoehlnuto atreet,
‘30- 49 WI“ “not. tiOVt‘l'mueutiorca and pooplo item the
i 52?;
“all“. It Halli know oi any newel
are ‘Wflfl weiootite in Till
701- by telephoning” tooling of admiration which the now
“I‘ll“!!! Box tor the oonvenienoe oi
It! mwlah to leave item- oi newa or
nutter will heiound ut the entrance remain in this temper until a ir: .-h
clichrtotui ahould n all canoe be
euedto
copy to headed in. livery
elort will he made tole-
32.7.3.
mandate petrone. but chanson eart- .
not he iaeieted upon an a rlnht unleee
‘thnhyao'elochlntheoi-
[their helorothechann
.II dulred.
the Town at Norwalk and ite
Wager. aonelderah Ii. than the
etdatlon oi the other two
local” deities. Our pron room to al-
Iteye open to advertteore and vieltore.
Iioain
Telephone Calla:
“l“ula «III-pied.
itIl r onto—Ill”.
tt- uueh Itflloe~ritlt
I”37......3.
i: inieturo Almanac ior Tomorrow.
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0.11.! pm
low watt- r
l‘.’:tll um
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tutti-co
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The Literary Impulse.
The desire to write to one oi the
mental diseases which numerous young
men and women oi good intelligence
and education are ccrtuin to punt!
through in their ambition to attain an
Ideal II little higher titan the immediate
Rattle. Illepite of tho cpr-ricnro of
others. who have tried and failed. hope
whirperu to cach aspirant of an och-p-
tiuuul career. The multiplication of
. new-papereoi cotiroooitvro a seeming
gateway whorl-by lilit‘f‘t‘fltl lit tundo cooler.
In a measure the promise is not inlla-
clone. Jonrnaiium inch-d fllt’t‘tipptll"
tunity to many for tho la-itiuninir III a
career which otherwise would bo at
tended with vastly more Ititliculty. For
men and women ot great talent and in-
daetry it haa untoldorohlo reward-I oi
money and reputation in “are. But
thew. too. are only tho ext-options. iot-
jonruoiium. like other IntI-llootnai pro~
iemione. ht unduly overcrode-d. I‘Irory
large city hua acorcu oi Illllt‘ and oil-
pcrioncml Int-n whom» point that only
ttt‘llill)‘ und cuuuul rmploymcut.
Ii thitt hi the euro in journalism. the
conditioned! which prcwnt the minor
dillicnlty. tho oituution ltl etill mom in-
tractable in tho hiuhcr walk: oi IitI~tu
tare. wluro thooutlot in inrmoro it"
etrlctcd. the train oi excellence in tho
exorohtc ot the pnrcly litcritry uiit tnnro
rigid. It can he truthiully said that at
tnost any other pron-union ollm ltt‘llt r
ultimate hope oi nchiovomrnt and hop
pine-II than Ilwe the medium It! It‘llt r~
Even tlttuio who tun-t with (‘fl'l'llu‘lili'
loom-Ito urn I-tIItI-nmi with rI-turn.
Ivliiohart'ltt . rook in huli It dorm
othor puflfittultittfl [undid uhii
ltv utid tho o iudnttry would Itt't'ttt-
ly ovofltop. The moat IIINHIIII‘IIIIIIIH tact.
too. In tho writing prIIItI-IIII‘IM II that
own tllotlnisnihlird turn are oldlncd t-u
dept-ml tor tlu- ttthl‘t'II-I'Iitlll Illlwlt‘tlliv
III Iltcll‘ tlthuuo Ittl tluv \IIii'lt Iur whirl»
they I'nII' II’IIII. lot (or “lili li No t-
tt lltl'm'l' tnurhI-t IlotuuilIl lit :1 rm n'iI
pnldluhml lottvtul Itnlurt Stalin}: II
wrliI-r I-rI-tttiitt‘ttt Ittlt'lll and ammo.
piluloncntn it uti oi utitiun. Hort-I .t
tuolahcholy t‘ttult'lolx‘ll lu tint. IImI'I.’
the worm» oi III‘I tut-unto in my... "l'- I
III}! III“ ttt'ctlut“ may luo Itttt‘ ill but
but It In injurious at Wt‘ll ltI I'lilll'lll 4.».
thut IIIIIIll IWII'II my mom new at
trout thIt ottu-t mm... ...:,-:o .t.. 2.
well and “hot oil. It in \I r to tluio ..l
nil. wittII-inr II tint-r p. ntium Itt I .t‘
Itttl [Witt I‘ll II. for Wltll‘li pr dim
Iltutt‘ltnlw. 1w ulttir lilll'lll- mil in . 'I‘
tar indent-y tttt' import-Ii Iiw polo i
obtain would mainly I'Irwl and [It
hope not aim-nut In the I Imu- I oi iln»
dot tut-vat-
'I‘Iw IItIy vi the III-liti- who it... I...
«Ilia to» ui‘Iu limit hi: it n t-.t I ll.
mmt part it "tin ll l ru-I " ’l‘l.~
Itiltll‘ti ttI IIiIIoII, "it u t " It to it.
“outwith III“ II' IIItI‘IIltllllt' tutttttn‘t. ‘
flotilla-tim- tile and Ittnmtlt euro not-t ..
I‘
Mel cannot be thorium III Itcwugo int-inn.
“lt‘
' he eayu. ”In its dealings with tho new
nuumce an attitude of coudcitcenuion:
and.“ “I _,‘ ..x month , aw on. IIII ridiculoue no it in unwarranted. Onel
In “on! at the salient ientnroeoi the into war
swna the manly. honest. generous and
l ohivairouo conduct oi the United States
i beginning to the end of the campaign
It in only Just to cxprcu tho utilt'l'ttl
'cnhivnlry has created throughout Iiu ,
rupe.’ The inmouu London oditor IIill
onprico ot ortnkou his flighty moods.
Some curious cxpcrimenta have been
recently made on animals rnhlcd on
The result show» till iti-
tcrI-stingcflect on tho flesh and til'ii-l'ti
tiotut as influenced by the herbage tim-
nurotl by the outrage. Where no more
sewage goes into the-,wlI than in iully
uninitiated and tronoitrin'ctl by tho tu-
. one: oi the plant cattle and othtr uni.
The Evening Sentinel hoe a eircnla- '
main iod on tho gaunt ithow no dolcteri-
one truce in their ticnh or milk. It tho
coil. howovcr, is inliy gorgcd with tho
sewage. thcn thohcrhouc crop will ho
out-charged with tho sewage t'lt'lllt'llin
‘and dangerously unlit ior cuttlc to
graze. lloth meat and milk will ho ro-
picte with the some oonetitnrnl... ilil-
pleasant to taste anti dangerous to tho
health. The susceptibility oi milk to
tho flavor oi tho food catch by cows u
will known. lint it r’lt‘llis that tho
olloct on the tit-sh it; own more quI'kt'il
and nnwholuomo.
The letters writtt-n by It Spanish sol.
dicr oi infantry. l‘rdt'o Imnoz dc t‘ztsail
Io. to General Shunt-r and to lllt' Aim-r-
icon army. us the ltl'l'l‘t’tllll‘tl rcpt-m am
the oi thouurrrmlt I'l'Il Spaniel! midi: ry.
uonnlituto It unique contribution to
military iltorotnro. 'l'ho enthusiast-i of
praise ior tho III roic gallantry ti tho
Aittoi'it'dlln and the gratitude for tho
brotherly klndn-Iso with which tho
r'pntttltrdu Vwi‘t' tmItvti :Ill' ru'ortl urt-
’Xltfl‘e‘rl‘tl with truc sztitioh hyprrhnlt-
lint thorn in anon-thing: pothv tie in tho
t\'I.l‘llzi which IIIII'FI thclr "cutout-mm-
Evidently the Ft llllrll pritntI-It ltl't‘ not
All unlctttml lirrtirttoti and [tl'ilhlllllrt
\Vilcn tho writt 2'. however. I'l'lt r.-I 1.. tho
L‘uhunu in nnno. Spanish. l'ltttllll‘ill Ill
tlrl "t'llitn" \I'uttlu. Inn Illi lt‘l'ilt tIio HIV"
.IKt‘l)’ tintitzitviut try. 'lThc Wi'ilt‘l‘ know
how to tire I .\|ill‘ll\'|‘~l|~ “i ii .h hulls-ls
.tu Itlll :wi di>iinuut2lwd rugim . r
and uwirrt, .\lr. It. ti Wurrl. t-I III-1t
no.2 itl' ii. Pontoon-Eur IIuIl liti'ohl II
\t’l'lth -t’ minim mlI t .Itmi: tho l'l-~
.IN than it hf luv l'illltlllltl I‘ttllttl r'.'li”ll.‘t‘,
III-II tttt no it do llu . lIl IIIIII llt-It'liillt ry.
with: I l't'l zoiiI it ii. with. which hum
li~ I tlll Ill .l I; I:tl.IlI-‘ i Ir 3-. -.I ~‘ Iii Illllt'ti
III» III-hm [\lltt‘l‘ll'tllm to ivruuau tho
Ntturugnn I'llll'l‘lll'lrl' unui ft‘rtuht‘llltlv
:th torpm on who it on utility hl'itllll'llrt
tum tutti-m l liltn ltluw tilt-II \\'c fltllt‘y
“it \\'.IrI| Would I» Itrrttyil lit I-‘ritnw
I'Irtl'iin. tltI-tn'h. tllI' l“l'"llt ll imthlttttu.
v innitqt‘iIII Ni ii I‘ll with pet:- itll‘l
«w-lonuw to tho tun-wt llllllllll‘tln til
tllllllnlIH oi liatnw IIli x the l‘.umut..
mud. \\ In! t Ititu- llillt n litli‘ I‘l.tll in Int
tittl Imulnr or tiIImlllt- t-‘ulvuhnt ii
tltuy lutIl'Il any Hit it in ~it nppmi
'l‘lm grut ~t It'l‘t‘tlt litlttllFIltl owu’
hm tutu lh.- llt‘litltltl tron Itlltl y-tcol mu
IItIltldllI It With it t'l||llll|l ni Humid".
‘iltl ’i'ittt “It luvl- n the Minltuolu Itoit
21pm). t‘w liltltntw titwl mutton.)
IhI l.l;.‘llt. .lolri ililtl I..I~t I‘ll I'.tIll‘Iiul
out tho imam r‘tul omupauy It i'lttt-
I'IIIII ltlltl .lIIlillIilIMlt It I». lIllI \t 2| Illl‘
hum I-hip I.I lumlu. inlum, Titlll'tliltl'.
lotumoe tttltl um] iiontu will trutm ontl
llhIt oi IIuy In the world
lion Quiluth Will molt how Ii. ptttul
Olluutltlwl‘ "out till» In Mr". “Phil
Iphon It I‘tillh With the l'nitni I‘lltlra
to III thtletilntitlllltu out «If Krilltl' lullliotln
:ii hittivlln l‘ttlmtn It no :11 it t'Hllmml
out oi to boot ltt'I pins
omen...qu
[All SIDE SIFIINIS
VeriooI Hope and theta» on the
Other Side of the River.
—-———~—. ‘
Mien Adah Benedict. oi South Osborn
avenue. to sick. i
.3..- .-
A son was born yeeerdgy to Mr. and
Mrs. Ferdinand KimmIt-iti' ot Vanthlldt
avenue.
Complaint ht made of the large qunn- -
tlty of wild carrots growing near Sen-
sido place.
it‘ruuk (tumor. of Brooklyn returned
to litooltlyu today. alter a viitit with
Joel-2e hruudngc '
A big grape arbor was blown down.
yesterday. on J. Sluigen Rundnll‘u pro-
potty. in ()shoiti uvenuc. '
Mrs. (lootgu ShI-Iwoud ito-l two chil-
tll'C‘fl'I'lIltrtlt‘tl to lirunlord. )'('ttl.t‘l‘ll.l;.’,}
utter I'hlilintt rcintlves hero.
Mm
Howard Wt-irh broke the pudol of his
‘\\llv?t‘l and l‘t'l‘t'lVPIl it had full lll th.‘
bicycle race at Senaide. ;flnduy
noon.
._. _....__._...__.
Miss Mary Dudley ”who. on filttl'll:
tlonlot lrom New linen“; is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Iv‘iold, Iluulord
place.
Klimt Add \\’hitI-_
MI in her homo. 3, Sll‘l'tlttj'
III Ili‘oI.!.l,\ ii. I". turn
. from it \lrl‘
to t‘lt:luuc.y |.;_ lIllliltlttut‘. of Itiwt's‘nlt
:twuuc.
Minor
Miss )Iyrtlc lath rutnom
hor Itotuc in \\'ut~|3.t:t',\.
ut the lioltiv of W.
it.
:I Hot-
in l-Z:t.:
ui'iI-r
l'. 'i'hoiuutt.
In. ou.-.
MN. .lollu \,\t'v~ and doughttr Lil-
lian. of HIM III'uttI. hon tt-Wltitttul
homo from u wot-it's IN: to Now York
city.
I . _.~ -2
The lltlllllltt‘l Iluh will \‘irlt llm
rt hitlt'lltt‘ of Arthur Soy mour. Itplu- aw-
nm, tomorrow night. A tiuc lllltslt'oi
programme ls being urrmmcd.
Si. l'oui's l-Zont Ntll'wtilli bllrhltilt
Sunday school Will how :I irollvy rim
ot'I-r Illt' 'l‘ruiuwoy lino Illl~' I-I'roinu.
Mull-i; Ihr mmolnn room lit 7 if: IIIIII
illt» Nlit'uttlk t‘lllll at It II'I‘luck.
..,.
A largo t‘hcrry ll't't' Wits blown down
Ill-.nlll'tlilt' om moon in the tour ol' Syl—
I'I'bttr Situiwtol's huurc in I'Mtoni
EII'IlIiln'. .-\ lzit'un- ltlltli um llltl\\'ll t'IIitn
lht- trm‘ in Alon/o Sinilh‘o gold in
Henry hil't'l.
lll h‘~ :IIItIuIl t'I-puit. $1M twin-ti
lltitl'll “llltl'l‘ 'l‘rIIrI-r tutu i into th .
Input-ninth to ttnoin Ioll llll'
-" tho power. thot lot to tho) nm on
out 'tlittit
or |ii'tl\ltlli‘|( a system (I! N‘th'h int
l-l.t~i .‘CIil'l‘idlIt. 'I'ltlpt tit't'tttlll of
toutt ho.» ltI'II. oud .~Ilit xi'tmlitu
rapidly. In rilllt‘ rim». it i. populo-
ml ~o that pt'iI‘l.» .- 2. pooh lIIIIl «oil.
on» in them pr \luI‘tI In ..I.II minor
and to Iiuclllnuru. Sun-h mullillunn in‘
\M‘ ”to drIoioi-III ni lIIlll ..proad Iii lil-
fthiItth ill‘I‘J‘Il" lint-I Norttullt hot at
It'lllllt' mil-u :tipp‘I it Into tvu-n «lib
vi that” All ltllllllllltlt' watt r ~tlpiilI oith
t-lt' turmoil" in on unonmlI in utlll'
'.Illl'll that tilllllttl 2min I'\l"l \Itlltotlt
~Il'ioti~|I tlnl‘t‘lllll puhlir hcnltlt.
100 ILL TO PARADE
IliI-
lb
‘I‘roIIpe Uudrr Stalin-‘7 not Likely to i e
qun in low Yotlt
tliy \- uti'iattt'd I've-w t
\\'.I<htitazon. Hilllt ||lltt'l \ If no l‘l' o.
lit lw .i |t.ii‘.tIlI- Il' imvttm Ill Nt-lt “Hit
It i. not Illv II' to lw I-Iintpoa d or Illum-
tillllt'l' tlu- Iutttmdtul of HNIMIII l'lltttllt r,
ll-I Illt' flt‘llt'l'tll hut. I-oportoti to the war
«toporlutrni that tho trIaIpII IIIItit‘I' Mn
ttltttllHIIll will ho: ho able to into it.ir|
lll nttt'll II iut'mlc an denied or tir-
Ilti‘ttIttn II! No“ \'Iitk illiill lltt- llr~t til
Ihtohoi‘ lly that tltnc luuo III the
troopu at Moitluult will tune mom
homI III' to tho Ir twp I-tiw ulttlitilto
ECONOMY lS WEALTH,
.\nd time in on him c you I‘tlli Hail the it with thtor tI-sttltn to your
'tllt lwl’ li: tttk'
lltlllgj. \\ t‘ I4
llllii iinltt lll iI‘
lit” you tltt'l will ill.
hill-t- .
m It}! Ill:I I Illwt‘tth til "I" [I II‘ ‘1‘”
he one oi thotiw new Itifllrlottt lot.-
“! filth tI-tttutttltut IItIII III tho tilt-noc- 1“
III-It l'llit'tu I‘rI-oowr't' llutlor. the lino-t ittttI'c
him! “" "WI“ WNW” "‘ “u “writ l'tt . -l.‘ liitilttlt's .... . .
“NW'U‘ “WI AI lllltlltllt‘l" III (In I T ' V """ l ' H ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' "
“I, o
“I. Jim-“Writ tlltTTW'llilt'ltt ..l “”‘l‘m 1' "l" ‘l l‘WH‘I‘ ---------- a" I' Hi. . I llltl w litlliltli‘)’
lull lI‘YI'I‘l lll'll.’ . II til i.
Mrmt I | m I iiitllI. lttbdlii‘ 10c 2.7. 2 ill.
Ilixotwtiliiiw... ”I.
Clair. titty or limit their . . ”no to.
h tuhm' (IIIVIIIIIIHII. whit II I'm-mt
Iyeet at DION. In hie opomou Ml
“ “mud “an" ion an unmet to
Detail-myth. II Matteo. Ito ealII.
“Veto“ mum oi the winning
IMO to! amid Mirna.
“flit noel. " It to by Inn-t
' ‘ ‘ “ ”Whitman
loin "III I It.
.3". WthI [to I It. Irena In...
I’iuwi $22.: at l Iiltitl lltttuI. wow titt'l ll” pm. mitt............
‘i I'Ill on \t lIiI' whip
olitki'I lllllltilli'll imtI vuioni
Imp 'llill «would mind oil.. . . . . ..
runny Pink Cup and Cancer Free with I pound Tea or I pound Coiiee.
Irina the ona Riongt we have Whlatlea for them all.
P. .2. LYNCH co., .
POPULAR AWIIIEI'I‘I.
MY FRIEND FROM INDIA.
Mutle tumour in n ulxht Is the his-
tory of ii A. liuSouchet, the author of
My Friend irom indla, wnlch hi on-
nount-cd for Monday night: September
‘9. “I lltli't'l-i Theatre. ‘So much into
already been written In pruiee at this
bri test of bright comedies that there
iiI'I'ci-y little left to any for tho ploy.
land interptcted as it is by such on ox-
cellcnt company no will be at its por-
ioi‘mnncc in thin city. on." can hardly
marvel at the oucccsrt it had made.
w.—
IDOKING lI‘OIt TROUBLE.
booking for 'I‘rotibio, the new iarce
comedy which the inimitable Joe (in
and bio worthy assistants will oiior tor
the approval of our theatre friends at
Iloyt’a Theatre, next Tuesday night,
lcomo with such a record nit should
icommand the war-mm sort. of consid-
i‘i'iiIIOXI. Mr. Ott ht well and pleasantly
know to all true udIocotes of wholesale.
fun. owing to tln- tirollnoiu-I (it his oitltlt‘
Imunnera and tho ttcshncoe of MR ei-
Hort-2. \No other tomcdinn on the Ant
iericou boards hint more honestly earth.
led his way to ptiltllltil‘ esteem.
l
3 Entrauiuntars. !
HOYT’S THEATRE. ;
MONDAY. SEPT. l2.i
Suytil it Rice’s Comedians l
I' resenting
Ill FRIEND from INDIA
‘.y H. .\ Ito SmIchI-t t.
' 'l‘lio {Illllllt‘h‘l fort-I2 u-I'I-r writtcti. dup-
llcutittg its t'nriuot' i'tlll'l‘l'i'lH \t‘lllt
Ill Ilti‘ llllt‘ rItlI' :t.~ .‘_ IyIII lty llllll lt'tll
tliplih ill New \'or .
“'l‘hoszit-tt "11th m ”thug: “I wont
my cloth-m." “l null wnn- IItlI-uolIlIl
ile-I- Illt' II qlinrt- r."
l'ilt't‘ré '3'". Till :tlitl '. v
Hollis now “it NIII‘ :n
Wcml‘o drug mot-n.
l'lltlslt‘tl'o tilltl
Hoyt‘o Theatre.
Tuesday. Sept. l3th.
Alumni =qu I- more of II I‘
“ ONLY ONE "
JOE on
III In llI‘\t wnd mow-Jul
Itlllt I I .‘ilt l mt"
LOOKING All TROUBLE
llllNll homo 2: t‘ '.'.‘.'1‘.'.’.'.‘..
All) idllll ONLY CHANCE 'i‘lili SEASON
Iyl.» rt .I.‘ in wt lt|I )l‘ltlr.
fill and Jim
t l'.:tult .l‘s :Iiltl \"t r-l‘e
IF!
"E
PIE"
III. I! MIT!
“INS FIIEIIOII “It
Never Fella.
lttDOIIID IV THOUIAIDI
tit litim u a mad» II tI'BIIlIIul wohI-at an omit
u --.tnlllt-'n t‘ot' u km.MunmooJ‘m-tut. .
im- prownmwthltn. flatten-crud Itamp. l-uon Itt .
put. «it. autlcumhuc than out Ikrpin ilot III“! «at
dulol [I'ltht‘l'll I. :4“ . Inmututato. Iotpaturhld
tIIliIdtltttIt.’ valuabh ILthtlllllI‘lI Int Imam All In .I
IM'LAII Put. to, t it Art-tin. Ito-ton. \It.
N Ii 2-2 All em mood. on cotiltdeattal and "tutu-l
with that PM me.
I'm tllll‘ Ill nouth Notwnik by It t'
rltlilaon, hi: \t'uwhluuton ntrmi.
Cloning Out Date t
the). II at, "‘Illll‘. lid tI'.I- I'iIrI-. 'I'lWI. I'It‘..tlt'.
m- 2-.
lo pairing.
III III tI' \Im II IitI llI iatirlttu
Illt \t' late It It“ Inltt
\ u .
Iklltufitd'I'l. Jo C. Roth. $11.23;;
W
l‘t'lt't“ '.-'I.
5'. tin Iv. ~Jll‘
vlt'llu riIttt 2..
iii; ii ! ‘ ‘ " 2“". c .22..."
01:53 Ii‘ioods. \ BOSTON STORE, l Moonrise?“
New Poll ! 5 Cases Winter
- Wu... J Find Clearing of All Remnants. “WW9"- -
Odd Lots and Broken Sizes
of desirable merchandise left over after our memorable sole of last week. reinforced
this week by our gigantic pun llai-lO of a portion of the surplus stock of Dress Goods
of the celebrated Arlington Mills, Wlllt ll wcie sold at auction at their sulcsroom, 64
and 66 White street. N. Y ., August 24 '
No merchandising event of rcteut times H('0Ill[iill’0rl with this truly remarkable
purchase of
HIGH CLASS DRESS GOODS.
lhcss goods for c -'liildren.~' St liool we ll'. ("overt cloths for bicycle costumes.
Plain and mixed dress goods for sheet and times wcor. All wool and silk and wool
plaids In new pattcrns and new styles now olicrcd at prices which dont half repre'
sent the cost of production by the mills.
l‘lNlltl‘ l’old i'lztitir. for children's
H'lltml wear, from the Arlington mills
minus tho nlltllllt' itII-n's prolit. goods:
Ill-II would rctuil lll Illt'; for this suit-
ion,-
tloultiv Fold F-qulus. that alums et‘l
ll'It sztlc lit: mum- Skirts. $2. on onto: (or..
CLEAR Oll'l' Tllli 0005 AND ENDS.
O
A thuntc to g 1 your full Ilt'I-os tin-Lip.
..81.Itti
M “J. HIT yard; mutton
til‘it" ............ 1.10 I .
""""""" i I'llm‘ oi Rt'nlltltilin‘ oi lilt’ llork (lining . ‘
\ll IIItul l‘llt'l'l\5. sold by us and only I .
.‘ . .................. nI'
one I‘lit‘ at :lltr. tumlt- by tho Ailing. 1 mm“ """ ,
hm NIH-f; m- Mil st-li Ihvm :Ii....'.'-'w '73- TM l-N" Shirl “WIN“ --------- '17""i:1'.mor Moi 5m... tit. "no... . ttooo
.\tl wool Minot-co. bought in th-- rcgu- t; 5| Int shut “film... , , . , , . , . , . . , . ..‘m. 30w 1,. your «hon .- to buy it full Jack-
‘ . . .. . . ' ' " .- . ' .
Lu II. n It not it llt\t' liht'll llitlll . I.“ .Lwn'mm J Night t:.iwlt:=.......31'.iw' ; I-t. 3....u. 3‘2"", and Motto Oh”! for
to. {on lttll bought .It .tut-_tion we will I _ .., l ............................ 85.00
Sm Stunnitr ( oi~~a.~i.~ .................. I.
wil tilt in .II ................... in; _ . . Illiq‘rio Suits. worth from is no to 12.00,
.~‘itl. :tlill \t‘tttil l-‘;-.titi~.~. moth 732‘; m- NWKW Mm" """"""" .Vour cholt'I- for ................. $7.50
II‘tli run ih~nt im- ..,.........‘.o.2 73w \\'"l‘k|1ll!n|'il'9 MIT” --~-~-~-"'”" (‘ltllllr~tl'~ {oil .lmlttis worth ".50 to
It :mnilut' tin-5c an .‘ill In \I' Fall EUIIIIH. 'iflw 't‘uilti-h ll;lZIt 'i'ouu l-z ......... iu 87W: tour choir-V {or ........... 32.98
The Boston Store.
Corner Main and Wall Streets. Norwalk. Conn.
“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.
At Seymour’s Store.
TM 3°“. '0 “11le IN ot the nut-It ltI-t. (‘omo here when you cannot find
FIX 'I‘llld l":\l"|‘ ll ”Willem
You can alway- act
Lunch ham. chicken. turkey. m.
duality p-oduecd.
lN YOUII MINI)!
the hlatmt quality oi goods the mar-
kc-t eiiorde IIt thut
Cunard attrlmp. new oeaael Ioheter.
Fancy Northticid crcntnt-ry baitt-r In
in th. mate.
The lmoot Ind tit-It eeeortlneet at
tent-y erection and Much opera wet-
Itoro will: iii-t I-rI. otc.
(ll‘lltllltt‘ culvee loot it'lly In Ilia-r
wclahto and turmttuce. and III l't‘tlautl 'lM‘i‘» (iur t‘uflw ht tho I‘ll‘liufll and but
good- imported.
Dellcluito entelo-d boot.
The li'crrle home. tonituo and baa.-
lI-u heron.
oblodn prim arthry ran 1.. “mainly llordrn untilillworth prom-Hui 'i'out-
~old lot.
it worth more in I'ttluo than It In. oi
on article thet don‘t live nail-(action.
not aim II to place hetero the public
One ounce oi a loud ortlvio “HM"
i‘uro iruit eyrup IIii tiuI-ore.
Fancy all! the "canton buttI-r. on
cut produced.
t‘rI-Ih IIIVOlI't‘ ot ilunltord hallo.
the intact etyiee and the amt alttact- Nculchatcl. Philadelphia rrrom powder. 'I‘ho but not made. see in.
in noveltloe that i'tilllt'l upon the now theeee. ‘ito “lit.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
JJ Went Waohtuuton Itreet. Telephone II-l.
Near-Sighted People...—
ho ixotnln' arc lllt' lowt Illlll ii to I~\|tt'lri
iouwdml «poi lash Hill Inn, and our large output t'lttilit'tt no to
llIl'Iilll no it Lfit'iil t|iilllllillml that We not the lowest piicoo on ctct‘y-
-..II I-
.2lc It pound.
. . .llo II pound. l
. . .7c It lattilitl.
.25 '.
.2ltt'.
”1'. l
... . ~2l'tr.
.2t'tc.
Vimttjt.
l llt. [titt'lttttto
Ieteltl
. Count Nor-walk. 0t.
Ito not trade with III. II in tho l’ttr-Iooiut:
Fancy Groceries.
Flour. Butter.
Tees and Cotton.
ItouocII'il‘c who ttiout i‘cntlily
tho itit‘i‘ltfl ol our tiltiI'll til. . . .
I'I'I‘ttflllltt'!
I-IttIIe-I-v
(Inc‘n I'yt‘it taunt he very poor iudood it they can't Mitt
what it lttttllltt there in in our prim-u. ,
. Fancy Owe“ Pot-tool. par pte. 30¢.
Porto Native Pot-tau. per bet. "a.
cry I.“ Itgtn Groomer latter. per i... Ito.
Innate-o Ira-trio“ noon. per III. lac.
Gold Duet. per ptt'. tan.
Ginger One” or Lemon Cotton. not- I... Io.
Corned loot. I lb. out. 800.
iMoud O. or Jonoo' Flour. 0“ but. our MIL. 05.00.
I. the. Granulated lugor. enoo.
New York Grocery Co.
‘ 99'1”!” Emitting. Mutt! ”matte.
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