‘loi Interest from Every
tier of the Commonwealth
t In doubt as to the identity of II
tinker who died at the almlhoule. He
Iottod ill in a cheap lodging house
Ayn tmelts ago and gave his name as
. rick W. Christian. He had $50 in
ill In five Philadelphia savings banks
nearly 82. 200. Since the I‘nan' a death
ii IItI. ’Ilie letters show that he ac-
Irina his grandfather. What makes
handwriting of the letters front CIiris-‘
V lions mother would not indicate thatl
. she is an old woman She writes with
ajstrong, firm hand, without the least
Ilia of feeltleness ’i‘h-n, again. the
letters indicate that Citristian' a brother
If I. «i A l l 7WIliiant Bland), “New Yorit. has in.
The New Haren authoritiel are some- Ivar in Not-walk. yesterday.
I
ill a young doctor just starting out in '
proctice. A cable Ilespateh was receiv-
ed from Dr. Christian giving orders to‘
to bury the body. iiefore doing so, the
authorities will have the body photo-
graphed so that they may have evidence I
should there arise. a iiiiPSIlim of ideu-,
tIIIt-ulion. ’i‘I'.I dint-lain do not believe
that the tinkIIr's death will reveal a
crime. but they consider it their duty
to lake promotions.
Herman Saeits who was eharged with
the murder of lit-rtram iiotI-hkiss in
Kiiiiugworth. and afterward at‘tplliled
paid a visit to his rouusei. i’. W. Chase.
recently. He has been employed in
Brooklyn with the Brooklyn eemetIII-y
association for several monl'.Is. Sin-its
was indignant when told the story that
Ital been printed in the state papers
that III; was Ilvmg on the iiotelikiss
farm with Mrs. iiott-hkiss. “The story
is n falsehood from beginning to end."
said Sachs. "i haven‘t seen Mrs.
iiotI-bkisli store the trial. All sorts of
stories have been circulated about me.
and the most of them are lies. They
InniIl I Wail going to box in Middletown.
The Iill'l is i told the managers i would
not box. and refused one hundred doi-
Iurs. l Intend to go bark to ilrooklyn
again after visiting my mother. and
. will have my old lob bark."
After four months of service at NiI
alilie the Int-II IIi’ ilIItlI-ry A have found
that they have I-nIIIII-III (iiit' or not
hardships of army life. the regular
army moss. Illili't‘l‘hm‘ii‘ll)‘ ltzr on love»:-
tlgulion a it w days slut II revealed Ii...
i'tII't SII'III worth of extra l‘diltIYil‘I Ivor.
utoted away i.. llil' moss limit-II and in
addition to this thIIrII IH'I‘.‘ .I.n..d to in
a rush mess fund or 87?- derived trout
the sale of ltliitsfd ration» In the tnIIr-
chants in the vh-iu'ny or the Iztzni
grounds. 'i‘lIII stingestion Wu! made
that the extra rations iIII ext-hanged
with the surrounding merI-intnn- {III
vegetables and fll'IiI‘IIl‘II‘II and it was lin~
motliululy iii'I' II upon and It.»- :I III-«tilt
the IliilII'l‘)‘ men will enjoy .I h w I|l\-
mire Iluriua tlII- rIImoluiug days ill
I-ant'p. .
Ni) t‘Iil’i'iIlil RIVER Gill." .
tiiv .\h.\iK".iII|I Press.)
Still Frilullht'il. September ii 'i‘IIII
lurk iII'II-IIIII lI.II.~ IIIII'IvIIIi ‘.'i I‘..I_II.~ front
i'riIII-I- William .‘IIIlltII. Alaska. with
tIlIIIoIt lo!‘ ‘I.. \ittita i'IIt-kaI-II um»-
t‘Inilnii. 'i‘iIII i-llnetra Itrouaht down a
number oi IIIIIIIIpI- tom trout I'Iiitpur
illv- r uito III-rII Il lifliiod to I‘I‘Illl‘ll In
this my 'iltt‘) rthu‘t the Former
lilyer IllIttilIl li IoruplIItII iIIilIti-II and no
solo in main in in.“ I'llllllll‘). liIIIr
IIr-III oi iiiI'oI'.» .IrII motion... to I‘I‘Illl'll
IIIli liittll) IIIIIII IIIII tittI ““‘IAIII III pay
IIII tr any.
ril'hihliilt iiIi’l'lIil. lit'llVlIIit.
III)‘ Amtwbtitd I'rIIIIIl
\\'lt.'IaIunIpI-It. i'II. S«|II‘IiiiIIt .. in.-
tIfIttid III II IIIItII. .Ii liinitla III I.Ik.
It IIIunmII rIIIIIIIII WII‘HIIIIHI iIII'nIIlI Iy
I'ltiltiiitiphia Iii'l .\' v. ‘I'IIIinI pIIIpI‘I \I‘ti
lnlulh Ilt'oirIthl III IIHI \‘I' IIII'IIIII “ill
liII IIIIIII t.ItI l‘bI hoiIi ‘aa pt I. natty
IIIIIIII‘II Iiii' Iii ‘I‘IIIIIIII Mill II III lIIIlI III II
the iltI was oi tanIhIiItiry origin ii.
it». uill IIIIIIIIIIII to about .iumu
ii‘ltiliriii II'lII‘HimI t-i"lIl\\lilI2lI
Iity \mtrlhtrsl Pros-III
IdIl IiIIII tIl ttIIIIlIII i0 'l‘IiI lltttt ..
IIIIIIIIIIII Knight liming, I‘aptain Wit
IIIIIIII. Iltilil iI.ItIIlIIIIII 'III‘ .‘I‘Iw I'oti.
slvaIIIlIII no HIIIIIIM iimi... I‘nmIIII
not-III M Ito tvi. LII-I night liu bot
tom i. i-IIIII. IIIIIIHIIIIIIII \IliiI lIIIlIIo and
lint: ir- II Ilium PIIII lIItIII .III .III iIIIliig
MI
iIIiiII‘I‘. iIil i lI. iI ii\ 'i Ill “‘1‘
ill} \ nut mini I‘rI-uai
“EH‘IIIHI II | HIIIII IIIIIII II.
mum IItpiIIIIiIIII of I IIIIIII on III‘
Illin (if brilliant Ilnn on the II IloIn i I'I
"flint IIrIIiIIlI II tho I IIIIII 'iItI Pt ‘II
dim Kinuor m H \tnl um. mi in .
lanai-no III-tn IIiIn-i 'i‘tnIII om IIlIiI It
My IIIIINI Ilil‘ IIIIIIIII‘IIIIII bi
Il‘l'illii \‘I'IIV WINK
i“! M I! iIIIIII PFIWI
"Hiram Mam 'dIIIII‘nIIil 'I llwt
”I‘IIIIII‘IIIII I' ll .IIIII Wm II II at I It
Mimi”. hot More watt on I' In] Ii..I
thrown Irma has IonIiltinn but nialt
“Mk "I not hourly no iIIIIIrIIiIlII III
that It twenty-tour more ago. he
. I'Iill II
Hm ihhirm
Not-tutti. yortrrday.
l
. Rev. J. McClure Bellow: iII
ltrom his European trip.
borne
Thomas O'Gorman. of
Providence.
Mliiii Lillian do Gray is visiting Miss
(Edythe Crossmon,
litreet.
\
I
Robert Hill. of South Norwaik,i
”a” and book books showing depor- lvislting at ills former home in Don-
bury
—.
Charles H. Glover left Norwalk for -
Mien have been found in his effects I Wabash college at (‘rnwfordsviiie. ind..
Wicatihz that he has a mother, a bro- : yesterday
{liar and a sister living in Che shire, Ell—l r
_———J———-
Herman Malmo anti John Schaub
Ihave returned to South Norwuik from
haired his money titiough a bequest Boaton
Francis
iii rs.
latonnrd. 0! Union
the authorities doubt whether the tin- “Park will spend septI-mbrr in Trenton
Iqi‘ was Christian is that the dead man and Washington.
Will at least sixty years old and thel
Mrs. George Lewis and son. of New
at South Main '
fluent-risers to W. B.H HA! I.& .bt'ti.
“Ribbons”
There's a sale of Ribbons here for
Friday and Saturday's trading that will
interest every lady in this section; give
your attention to the widths and prices.
Black Satin and Gros Grain Silkl
Ribbon.
l
i
No. 5, tie tr yard. '
No. 7, tie a yard. i
No. it, the a yard. I
l
No. 12. 12%- u yard.
No. Ill, 1er a yard.
No. 22. We a yard.
No. it) "" ii yni'Il.
hul.’
No. on, 29o a yard.
.. . 1
Black billt Moire Ribbon. . ‘
No. in, the It yard.
No. 2:, 13W! a yard.
York eity. are the guests of the Minorsi
S Iudder, of West street.
Abrah lI'IIth and wire of Wentporl.
avenue, has returned home from a trip
to Montrael. Niagara and arntosa. I
Councilman and Mrs A. J. Meekerd
oi' Mott avenue, left Norwalk for As-
bury i’ark today for a short sojourn. I
Mr. Chailon 'i‘. Sheldon. of Auburn, '
N. i'.. has been visiting A. ..I (.‘ross-
own and family. of South Main street
Dr. and Mrs. (Y. i". ilontwell. of Quin-
t.trd avenue, are entertaining MM.
Srott and Mrs. (lranniu. of 'i'erryviiio. .
Louis PaganI-tti, the fruiteIIIr in the'
Mahnekemo IIIIII‘I ltlmk. will sItiI for
lialy li)iii(.l'i‘(i\\’. to spend several
weeks.
i
Mrt. Audion i Ii'mix. of ilIingI pml.
rpIInt y~.-I -terd.ty \Iith int utIIIlII-r. \ir:.
Silas W. ilI'own, at Main strIIIII.
‘ N.
I
4.
Rev. E. Z. Hills. of ilanbury, will
prt‘ueh Sunday at term! :I. m. and i- I?!“
p. m., in the
Zandt avonue.
.I\Il\‘|'iii l'liIii‘i'Ii in ion
Miss \‘IIro .Mlil'l‘lttli returned yester-
day to‘ the New England ('(‘InIIIrI'IttIIrL
where she will resume her studios till
the piano and harp.
Miss (‘arrlII Kimball Noble. a pupil
of the Oberlin (‘IIiL-I‘rvdlory of .\Ili*~II‘.I
it: a guest I-t‘ lIIIr iiiil'li‘. at the .\'I>r\I':Ilk
(‘ongrtgatitmul parsonage.
Miss Mary iIZ, llrtnly. .\ii.~.< .Iii.It‘|iIIIiII
Pay and Miss .\nu.t iI‘ay. Itl' ilanhury.
have returned from ilIIll l~l.InIi. when
they baw- lieIIo r~|it'lillllig the sanitary
Mr. and .\lr~I. tiIIuruII Raymond. win-
baw lIt-IIII IpI-Iniinu thI-ir honeymoon
iii Nova Swain. arrival in South Nttr‘
I\'.Illt, put-min. mining from nil‘Ii‘ll
III New Yuri. on one of thI Fall iliII-t
IIIII' :tIIIIm-rI- 'l'b-y mil i't IIIIII ulti:
III-Mayor and .\Il‘. \\'. ii. Reel. QuinI
lard avenue.
Major 5. \\ liro min i.. join ndIII.
I‘.Ili‘ ill ”to III-Lula! :tIutI nitII h.t~ lIIIIu
Milt Sit titer": I-Ituiutaud in Point. ..~ I-\-
"PHI” to XII-walk today for It tut
Imuzb Major 'ilIIIII-Ibtw. i» .I :IIIIII‘III
Iu\\‘ .\lr.~ \\‘iii:am I‘I. ’l‘lIII'tI:I«.
Earl fl\‘I‘lliII-. when “1- Ill nI>lIII k i-
-p Iniint- lliI' ~ttIIIIIIIII.
III’ II.‘
m
OYOLINO A? 'ATERBUKY
WitoolI-r Btu!- ‘IOXIIIIII'Y (or lit-
Champion Amateur Iidtiiu Distance
liI~ l‘ 2mm p trolls \\I'.l. h‘ .l IIIII In
a. il.Ittior.l. Iiinl night. butt on It .\i
.\II\.I..I‘.II, IIl Hartlulil Ii. l 'I.IIlt \\'IIII
in, of halibut) WIIIIIII'l' III i'lIIIII. Illi‘
ii.Ittt‘tIIl opponent at No Ii “all mile
thII ninnina ior iIInIIwit‘ IIII‘ titlI- oi
tit. IlidliIlIIiIlI ‘IIit.t|I‘lil Inbbti. |II.-IIi'i-
IIIIi I.I It.» ~III II: t‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIt ll.
IIIIIIIIIII. plenum“. “iIII II'III' lIt-I
A: thiIl ill II tlu till: i‘ in NI Illitll II‘
t n it: in» in "l IIIIIII I.I than .I I .
In IIII l.I.-. nit-II lliIiI not .“I .‘I
who It on» .I t..I1IIII .I~ IIIu.II.I~ i on!
NI it titli
W. I Noun: IliI XIII il.I..I.. i'II‘I
lillli IiiIIIlI .lll .III 'lllt’ lII IIIIIII IIII
IItl.iI .l .I.I!I ill It 'It. ,MII.‘
‘IiiII Hill to l. .-l .I I.I,iltl .il.l I l.-.I.i 'll
Imtu for panned. l I. tI‘Ip I I .I
IItII IIILII III} IIIII I1ill.l IIi‘ I.I"r'
-ii I l i‘Ilitll ti att- II I\ It. Im.
II. ..I..I I' III I. up II l4 mt ltd;
liIIIIitI III iIt.lI iii l\\|l liIliIIIIII- “III
II hIlII II.) II IIIIII III . tun In IInIII. fivltl
'ilII on. not. :.:I .It II.tItIli« tp \’\,l" I
.I-II I.» . Iliiifl Iii'lil Ilill“l’li~II|I-II I'
II... ....III I. I ‘lilt lil.iIIIl up III ii IIIIIIIIdn
noon and :i l'. iii-l. iill.lli
III iron. IIUIIII‘I iIIIIIItIIlIII it i-: it.
still Iti‘II h' \“llll I Lilli. “Ill! lsIIIl «III
.,,I\~Il\£‘ I I-d~ IIIlilI-ll up and I IIIII
II-MII IIIII -‘ H‘it lIIl”‘I FN'III",-’ LII»:
than .III,‘ III l .IIIIIIIIIII lIIIlIt mun II»
II IIIIIIIIIIittIItI ’ilIII ,. a ...
llm ‘1‘ .I II I.1 IIIIIIII
In lIII l‘l I~ lttl‘I
.Im- l-II.I'III'I It IliI
.ItIiI I l
i.lIl III'
.II I, II t
Il‘ 0' i II
III.III' :III .II IIIIII III: II i'IIIIiiI "Iiitlil
.II Iiil'ti‘i .I.III I'IillI '
., 2 Mil. HI I I
I "I 'I III=III .. It rI
Ill ll I‘M... lIrI.
. _,‘,_
‘t.,.:‘
in.
my: .l'y’t ii I. II.
:‘I‘. II
III .II l'
I'lII I'I .I I i
.i'. ll ' ‘illi l ‘ A
III ‘II. It‘. ”I I-IiIIII lI‘
HII‘i‘i‘. it III ”III li‘InII lIIlt Iii llI Ill
til“ I“ I. tut-II Vt l‘i‘ III Iii" lIII
tlIIlii III N IIIIIIIIIII Hill the libel “M
I n it i‘lusuo III iiariiotd IitIIi IIItIlIII.
W I‘ red I of N. «r "iIIIIIil Ill. IIrIrItIII
mmIIIi l. no woman of Natuaturk Iltm
Iarost third. ‘I lute. mt. I
It,
11‘
II II.
i.
.I I
1.
din Ili'
‘ moiety of ligurI-s to IIBIoosII from.
wood ldd 'II.
No. it), 150 a yard.
The Dress Goods from the auction
sale of the Arlington Mills
are the greatest value we 've evI Ir shown ’
and just at this time when you' to look-
log for your ball Dress. These new
goods are a great suv.iug Make yout
i Ielt . Itions ear iy
:ls- ineb Whip (bids. splendid finish. ‘
itt mixui II'oimI-t of brown, blue a: rd
gIeIIn, urinal valor .‘IoII; sait- priI-e and
a yard.
iz-ineb iI‘igured Novelties. garnet and I
Illiitk k, Mal and hIIII-k. and green and
block. urinal \flllli‘ the; sale [IriIIe 5th-
a \ord.
iu- inIiI Ali-Wool Suraii ’I‘Nilla. ex-
.Ieptionahiiuv line of l'iilili‘i. shades of
browns. green, light and medium gray.
llll i'lIr‘t'. eieelrlr blue. military him and
navy blue. iii'llilII radii..- IIIIII; sIIiII prim
like It yard.
424mb iilaek lI‘igut-I-d Mohairs, large-
\‘illiil'
'Itb: IIIie III'iI-I- 25v a yard.
Si-inJI :‘Il'\“0l)l (‘hI-viots,
and Iilll‘ only. raluI- Si:
lit lIIIlIIk
.‘ull' III'II'L‘ "I
It. I'
, I yard.
it"inrh ilourelzo Noveltlm in lli'flii‘li
blue and blurb. green and
:tl;tI2.. gator! and llIlil‘li and rm! and
.iliil‘lt'. Lilli TIIII a y..rd; sol-I I'ili‘l‘ '_':II
I yard. ‘
fliaiurh Ali-Wool liough i'lnIviols in
birth. ngIu. IiIIll’, brown and gnInI‘,
value $1.30 a yard; sIIII prb-I- 8i a yard.
-l2 :uI-lt ttiuh (irodt- Silk II.li' S-IIIIII.
i‘iuil.» In :I boututiiui ruliI-I-tion of mi
Irliiltt'. itliit‘. Ei‘I'I'ii. i‘I‘II :IiIIl fillii‘l' II“-
-lr..i.|-- i'lillil't'. rotor The :I yurII: stir
.riIII _II.I- :. yard
lN-iziI-li .\ll«\\ool lllIII'k SuitztItt
.‘lnth. a rim lustre shade or bink.
III. Si: SJIII' |ilIl'i‘_ ll ,I:II.I
Gent’s Furnishings.
New 3ch “ear for Fall and Win-
ter Wear.
Silk 'i‘I-.l.-, Four in Hand»
I.III.t iin Ii. iII'III-~ ‘.".II I‘.li‘l|
\ll silt int,nIr..Il i'mnvtn il.InI|~. prlr
.'I IlII'lI.
\ll Sill. litIvIIIIlIiII
..rI.II III». II.II ll
h’til. Stripe; Tim. all Mr“ r‘l\l“p. llllI ,
.'.'III IIIIlI.
lI'uil liII-I II. lit-II 'i II .~ IITII .I L‘JII IIaIlI
l~IlI~ II'ttItt IilIIItt II- tHII I'ilii'tI III‘lI
ill} ‘ItiI l. iit‘III‘-I ~lllt,tI»
.i'.III piIII 'IIi,
Siil'i‘li, MURRAY & (10.
iiarttum Iluildiug.
IIIDOIPOIT. court.
\'.il
I.Il
:1'Il l‘t!‘l
I"Iilli' Iiilltllitlri.
‘i ~‘l‘n- .II.‘
In!!!" DNPIIIIIO.
IcidiIIII lupioyod to Take ii» if l'iaet n
in the ’hiiippiuu.
iIlI .\>‘Itl« LIII-Il I'i‘IrIII i
\l.‘Iill.’l, .4. j b Ililti‘l lIIItI-l Stat
\\'Illt..IItI lull oi I‘uItIIII
.II ill I I .l'IIl
.lIliIIIIIl III i} II
it
‘III. .. ill it-
.\'\‘
“1.“?!
III tIIt
II..
~.IIII.' \\III- I. I‘..
.‘I lit‘
i:.lI|II>IIII~
lil IlIt.II II lit in
M IttIIInI'. I .t in I I. \n.IIII It. IIIIIIIr
iI ilII IAIIIIII til i‘. " t'l- II I‘llllI'
lIII III-III ll lIlIli-II tittl II \IlI on:
\Iinlttmi by tin min-mot) oi t‘..pI.I|n
iIIIII
.IIIkI
IIIIIIIIII III on .IiiIIIIIpI In II‘IIIIII iu In
ibl Ilitll uiot IIIM Hill on lll'I
potable basin tor the IIIIIIIIIII III l.
.Iitlr IltII AIIII riIIIu outta-tune
do I'll") Issl'IInIIiI-s oi lb.
lo ll‘, IIIIII IIII'II-II to the IIIII ”All ...i III
on IliIIpIIIIduII
i‘ int- III'I‘iIIIlI llH‘Ihliiii') in IItItplntI III‘.
lIIII , lli
Nlliilillilil
month Itl lb IztlIIIIIIII»
III Ir III ltkl lIiI'll iIIIItI II Iii IIIIIIII- I'IIIIII-I
Ml III to min t‘ I IIIIIII tin III.IttIt It.” III II
IIIiszItIIisIIII “no rillkil"
.Iu-IIII litII IIIIIIIII-tI-lutt oi Illlml on VIII
oi IIII H‘
llIIIiII Iar lines at Martin iIut IIl~\ II
Ii nprtIIIlIIIIw tItIIIII
WI?!
ilI-I Intuition .ItIInIII III Iin- IIIIIIII
l" . I» III- I IIIsi'Iu iIItIhII tI-IIIMII 'iiII \’
II i IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ‘II I‘IIIIlliiI‘GvII III
'ii‘ nu I old-Wis IIIIIIIIit'l‘ IMIIII Ill III
”III. 'I mmui‘ and sIIII..l It! too tut
Itm IMiI IItInIpIIIIIIIl PIId' rim no
III iIIIquII .trr tuklnv tlIIIiI IIInplIIIII -I
Moran: and ,ioinitm thI Iiiliilr‘l‘illl.
'r: \merirau army IitIIplaim have
IIIIIIIIIIIII l’totutnm II'I‘IIN‘II Iii pm-
I I building- Ruth i'l'i‘I‘IN-it Illi-
lIiI‘l IIIII'iI-tialv It .In iIIid In the hit
lmy III the Philippines.
lfIilcSl Goods on liurth.
iZ
II,
iIAilIlAili‘iii) FIVE YEARS!
___._.——..
()N
IIIN ANll ENAMEL WARE?
(let our I’Iiees before
buying.
Comsiock, Watkins
& Dow, ‘
112 Washingioti sl., So. Norwttik.
Moving Ahead!
Our New Goods Arc NowI
In Stock.
We have paid sin-rial alIt-ltlloti
in the new I'itlill‘i and have It
large variety ill'llt‘rigil" in lied,
tlIII-I-II, illue and ilrunu.
You are IIIrIiiIIiiy invited to
rail and m- them.
I'aiIItI-rII’ suppiirfl.
(liar-Is, .It.-.,
Painting, pIIpIIIiIatIging
IIIIII III-I-III‘uIItIg.
E. E. GDRHAM
to First avenue. int lomil
.I.“o. ’JENNINoS: I. '
duper lingo, Calcimlntr. Painter.»
Ill.“ HZ IN
Wall Papers and Borders
1 Nuit'i‘ii MAIN S‘i‘iim.
Booth Nor-walk.
Sample llnokn of Latrrt Styles oi
l'apI-rr, Ilorders and tiiit louldinp
taken to boom for insprrtton. on no-
tirs by postal. illrttmutm cheerfully
liven. F’
In. JENNINGS.
\inharlaker,
'I IAIN URI".
o
Norvaih.
RESIDENCE. hit! STREET.
TELEPHONE CALL. li-l
Jacob M. Layton.
iNEoHHNE'e.
Real Estate and ileum Alert.
GUCCI.
W-
Oeua throat-hip 'i‘irhetn. and Imliau
1mm. lamps Negotiated.
and illnrkr thud.
titPlI‘lt‘iIl. I liltildlUIiii i‘lIACI.
Diil‘TII NOIIWMIK. - - ~ CONN.
Notary Public. Arknowlruguu
run
D. W. RAYMON D.
Snnoei'boecior
std Entitsinter.
II Gunmen fl . loath low-tin.
Mites. I Crescent I'm
l‘olrplono It Mlle. M II
Stilli ilol'flli Siiillis Bill
on... daily. "and flatnrdliy. iron I
I. III. in ii iii. Ilia from i to I ’. Id
lnIIItIIitIy. ii a. in. to ll.’ In . and III I“.
.y evenings IIIIIII 'l to I.
IIIrrnI allotted on 0mm.
ALDEN IDIMANI. I"...
JuiiN Ii. F‘KIIIIII. VIN m.
ono. I” iiflAfli‘ilfl. SM. and m
mm
'.‘ I... Kitcitetthro. wash Bofler
ilsrnum Brig. Bridgeport, (loam: Porcelain Lined.
IS HARD TO FIND.
We have some. that are the boat Ive ever ilil\i'. .
-..-...—.. on... M... .,._ ..
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l
l
l
l
'l
l
I You know how Hit)" It [lies iloiier gives out?
I
Well, We have some that mat about the some
as the Granite, and will last three tintoII as
long. I
"nun-Inn...-
We Try to Keep
the Best.
Nash 8? Van Scoy,
Iiorth Main and West Struts.
W .....
. . . . Titty cIfiRIAoE WORKS. . . .'
North Main Street, South Nor-walk,
.‘IANI I it'l'l' unto-tor AND mm was Is
CARRIAGES AND WAGON
0F ALI. III'ISI‘BII'i‘lONH.
i SIGN PAINTING i
In NtialtrnuI-lt, wet-an giI'I-ilII-iteutllint out! he done in any and every
I ’IIyII'.
3km Sletier'tng e. Standout).
You Can Depend
l'pott the value of our . Qlltit's‘.
run he no mistake.
We guarantee the result of every ptii'IIIttIse.
Ihtt' lied 'I‘ieket Sole will IIontiItue the" itIIlatn-o of
this month attd you should not fail to examine an stoIIk.
M. H. GLOVER,
l22 Washington Street.
THE "FEST .._....--
Highland Brands:
and Brand. are .Iriotly Union.
IIIOIILIIO Mull“. IIIOIIUID PILSIEI,
In this matter tltere
‘llIllt‘ eashmere.
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We will. Ihtireafieru east: my. shay
one of the latest Paris, London or Vir-
enita styles.
ily presenting the Sentinel coupon,
and too, at Sturtevant' II, you ran "In!“
any size of pattern.
HINTS BY MAY MANTON.
iI‘aney plaid showing pearl). dove 3rd!
and old blue in Its quaint coloring I.
litre delightfully eombi'nerl with pal.
’i‘lte yoke, eoiiar, ber-
tlnt and sleeves are of the pale bill.
trimmed nith inirrow biaek velvet rill-
S ban. a quilliug of pale blue mousdeiilio
de sol nIiging around the bortha, neck
and wrists.
'i‘III- graI-IIfui blouse of plaid ll arran-
ged Ity gIItiII-ra top and bottom over lit-
tIIIi linings that IIiosII Iii IIt-ntrt- buck.
'l'bII linings are I'm-rd at the top to
tnnud yole- depth and IIiI' slznabed ber-
tlm pinned around its edges.
Stylish iIIIupiI-I- polls of the plaid I"
mounted on the tops of the little.
NIHIIII'II. standing out with IIIoIleriile
fullness :I.~' i4 th-I present vogue.
'l‘itII lull round aklrt, ha.I :I mmt‘i‘oill
hem over witieh three rows of the blank
ribbon velvet is placed.
”users in this style III-II adapted for
sI-btnd or bIIsl wear and l’.lii be suitably
mutlo Iii WIIIII. silk or IIIIlltiii Iiiiillr‘l'lali.
the opportunity for :I |IrIIlly entnhinl-
tion l< obvious and llll~' Intizlirs success
in making ovrr or I'Ii.(i\'illliifl pal”
garments for IIhliIirIIn
'l‘hII nIIIIit ran
pull. in
lli‘ mIIIlI III.\' and Ill.
finish .i for short sleeves to
near with or without the white guimpal
80th Nfll'li'alk. Blasters
IMLT BEVERAGES. .3
tlittl :Irt .~It Inn-outing to girls.
'I'.» tunkI- this Ill‘trs‘ for it girl of I
)‘II.Il'a uili IIqIIiII- Ill;- yIIIIIi~ oi material
'I'Iiirt. ll
.'.I; lit!" .- dill“, 'l'iIII putt-In.
-ltl it. sir .. tor uirls of i, It, I. ill and 12
yIItI'I til :L-I
§ It )I It if It mot iOOOOOUIXN i000000
x SENTIIEL COUPON.
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li’iil'lii‘d that lit-Will's Lillie Early NI-
III'I are rIlltIlIltI little pills for MIME-
itn: IbI- bow. Ia, I-ItI'InIt Ionsiipuliuii M
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SIIIIHIIII. South \‘ot‘walk.
CA. swan
n: .L.
mo. Elisha to Inn has“
nip-u turI‘aIIIII, sIIrItII. insect
lilih. akin lIlriii II and up.-
.I in . [IIIIMHIIIII'I' is one tIsliIliIItI MI-
iII\' iieiittt II WIII'II ilaaI-i Sam.
\\'hI-n IIIu Iull Mr I‘ iliil' It don't so.
will I-ouIItIIriritII or II'IIIIIIII. You will
not be IlinappninII-Il bI lioWltt' u Wit“
Iiaati third I‘Ill‘aid I’. Wood. NM-
walk; (loom i'. illiilItuii. iiotilil NM
IIIIIILIID I!“ lll’lhcl. IIIOIILAID CI“! All "m
and Mail with lust. It.“ Al. and Penn.
Put Up Expreuly for Family U“.
0‘ Imi‘t‘mlly iv- it idly III'IIIII'I- IWIN'I‘I'IIIIIIII
THI FUIIIY HAL? VONIOO "ADI
'I‘iwy lIutld III IiIII nook, and liit‘ uttI-Itrpt III-Ii Ill any parliouiu.
iio III and IIIIIIIIIIIII lurid-had III II uIs-Ii prowl.
DELIVERED FREE TO FAIILIE
lSAAC 0. HAMILTON. Solo haunt.
ll North IIIII 8L, hot.“ “mall .......I.- III "I um .I...
M'IIIIIIIII II-i-fl.
IiilllIL-INII I-u IIII‘ inlsII IIIIIIIIIII iIigItII-i Modular-I.
WANTED.
“
Old Gold and Silver. ..
(lid (told or I-llive II of any kind. old i IIIIII-II or distended
wutIIhuJ lttIiIIII. Jewelry. III-noun. IIIII.. in any «audition.
IllIII. OASII IAIIIJS 'nill ill PAID III Alli AIIIIIII,
.... m -.. -
A. W. AUSTIN. Jeweler,
Opera Iimm lilnelt. NrtrquiI. Conn
“growl
issutliiliidrrl.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Bears the
“aim III
lino \IIIIIIII i‘IItIuiI l‘uro ”Ill‘lil‘llfl
‘l and I-iIIlIIM
NIH lain it ill iIImII quantities without
tin- lI-.I~t damn it lIeIII unit for It“
tin hen: Itlililiilihil III our IIII- parallm
until today lot with. III-up. will“. I.
thI throw ttr iIIliIlII.li| IIqultII. M-
IIIIrIl i' “'II.-d, KIW'WII iirorlo 0.
Ritilmn. ilIIiilIi Ntirwalk.
\‘on invite IiiIIappIIin'IIII-III when M
Iitrtlturnt IM‘WIII -I Millet MI,
IlIIItIrs arr pleat-tint. NIM titotoolli lilo
lll' [IIIII ”lIiIIy titre IIIiIIIlItIIIlIIm I“
tlIIh III'IIIIariIe Just as sure IIII you I
”will ”award i‘. “'N'II Not-fl
”WW." i‘. iiililson. iionth Norwalh.
0‘. Call
of
More than twenty totlllon Iran "I.
mm ,__ M, ... pit IIf IIIIWIII' II \leIII IIIII'I “I".
I hurt lawn IllI- iIlIIIItId in tho mannin-
19,3?" «x x It II x 2 It It It x ~ \- x \ II N X X 3‘ IIImI What boil" onto or m
“vim“ tonfltiorirr in ItII tItrrllII do you not!
ADVERT'SE 'u T": SXE"T'nEl. It out-ea pilot: itrtritu NIIIII, mm. II
am" o“MHLM l the nutrient more of lime. MW." '.
IMIIIIWIW i'. mm
Irradiation.
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