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n U
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. lio wish to leave items of nests
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THE EVENING SENTINEL.
South Norwalk, Conn.
airmen cannot be guaranteed the
W to seat in by 2 o‘clock in the of-
wit. thodoy before the change
The Evening Sentinel has a circula-
tion in the Town at Norwoik and its:
burns larger, considerably, than the
,hined Circulation of the other two
local dailies. Our press room is al-
ull open to advertisers and visitors.
Telephone Gallo:
Maia etude—935.
j Editorial-r toms-92 2.
. Branch value—lid 4.
Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.
f-l tr "we Hun sets High water Low water
‘ in _ am ”will run Tiil‘l'tilll
A Revolution In Food.
.. From the savage who drinks but
blood and gnaws the raw lrlent oi the
some he has just killed to the eplnuro
renting in the modern snphistry of tho
‘ outline civilization stretches in ll nutr-
‘ _Veious span. It.bnsdependetltoogrcully
.'bntbelhteilecinal and industrial cul-
' hire. which has been, prinulrily stimu.
Iltod by the "llusires'sswuding ill lllt'
. lcalo, food. better food. best. food. ‘l’llo
Importance attached to this matter is
felt by all. oxucpt tho trallscclldcutzli
philosopher. oxerupliiledtin Kant. who
did not know the «littercuoo lli‘l\\'i'l'll
’ 'fllll. flesh and fowl except on Sundays.
or by the religious derail-o who lilill
weaned himself iromtilo lusts of th.»
flesh out oi a rat-use of duty.
The history o! food and its methods
oi preparation is a vcrycousidcrntlb-
Will!" of il'lolilatllryni tlltl l'ilt'l‘. ll.
hell not l..lll merely llll index of prion
the need. but a Illt'ltr-ill‘t' oi social clll
turn. oi racial cilurllt-tcrislic ulld of
mental progress. 1 is lll-lich-tl. Iii-i,
that the habitual usc ot’l't-rtain itmds lids
contributed in lurgc ill'fll‘i'l' to ”in Milt-ll
ally of route run a over lulu-rs. as. it r
trample. that the wllcut and "Will lot
but [tropics have always bm-ll the w rltl
conquerors. In social t'liiii‘ilt‘tt ri-liw tim
devnlnpuit-ul of ill“ art - i‘ llilillil! l «-
bitt'll tilt! llitlhl tll‘hliiit' llilli Iii l‘lvlllwlllt ill
and n Nlilliiildlil oi dulluwlltlty ;- i
limos life lcyulld l-nslilpurlmll. ’l lu't
marwiyuu iurpwrlulll 1d... ..
day oxietlllcc \’-l.ll'll docs not .vl.', ..
“It!" cloudy with l‘lillllk’ lilill lli’lill.‘l :'
Thorn have lccn llll' lilillllllllliti hi a
“hundred important trudm uml pruits
“Mil. by which unitinns or pl 1...... a :.
"kill it sllppult. Win u Wt‘ at» all ‘i‘ Ilia
"pleasures of the tal.h'~. \w mastitis...
ll} i'.l.'
' tangle phroeevliliuh law
most widely cllloylsl t'IiJilyIlit‘lllx nt m-
eisl civilisation. but nmlsllmnul ii to w
ill the Illiuii vital functions of buns. M
«wintry. When Vulture mod that llw
‘Iilglillh had "around to reliniuuu. Inc
lint one single sauce. be cmnlumi a ill
be: into an cpmrulu.
' . ll Vli‘w. tllrli. oi tlltl pllllln'ltlllili'dl
about the loud llilimlitlii and m. i .l
W. one colliwupiliics With a tel-ill...
«Mom» the alleged lii\'t'iililiii nt lh‘
Nilloniald oi Valium. All‘dt‘iii- 'ilm ls
Minolta albumen. which i‘illiltilllu all
“to Vtiliii'i oi the ousunilul I'li‘itii'lll oi‘
“Immune illnlisunli luul now-r boil ro
hum sucwataiiy pmlomi. it in mill in
h W0 ill! ill hillily countries-«d Iiililltln‘
allude! sulllhimsi lit‘liiiiilt'Ml. and it
apply tor Il'imil days can becarrlcd
Illliiii'iilli rewind. It Will largely do
“it! with rill-lit- tiiitl cooking. rcliilcu
fit pleasures of the table to a very silli-
floral. slnaecuiatu ilii' attractions oi
Itinilil entertainment. turn-use the cum.
and economy of warnulilluu. distill-ha
host oi il'l‘IuiiiIIiilil. and. in tact. lticlt
bit a innovations rillupntl naturally. All
this. tiiiprmus to be it ulsluiuoaud.
Millie-omit aibumhlou-extract. it it will
lit! mode t'lit «pits and it people I'll" be
kiwi in use it «it till extort-lye scale.
Ital we iulwy iimi i'lliutalr'n plultli
Will be ut'llt'mll” rc i‘i‘liitHI. “Wont.
mil the!» be no llltil‘t' unkmmrti all-t"
II such it imriilm mil be the w-trbl‘»
Wilda «allot. lull ll ll dmuai with
“I (act.
mill Within-M oi the urt-rliuo until in
may shown ill! u put- ntly ill»! but
M “D“ be will ulilvl)‘ >1! mo lttllm if
“I Mil while he will biudl rpm...
m at a blender. -
' I
it; three times. 50¢: six times,.
. one- we
iVariant flaps and Iliellepl on tile
' Other sat at the all...
Miss Alice Hatchman. at Riverside
avenue. spent Sunday in Bridgeport.
............ a“-.. - ww-......................- m .....
FTINllS‘
u Tuskegee. Ala. a. then introduced munwm.‘ “
sorrow lnnllu. “
the colored male ausrtette. who repre»
sented the institution. and they long I
number at sacred melodies with wean The Dalton Ideolollero company on-
deriul pathos and splendid harmony. tent! it three nights engagement to-
ily special request of the auperintend- .nlllii, at iioyte Theatre.
remained to the Sabbath school session fees. The company is composed oi thir-
snll charmed the children by rendering 'iV-lch singers and can!" h'flliiy en-
eeverai selections. The collection giv- 'l‘loraell by the press The attraction
on them amounted to tie. in the ev- .tonight will be Uirafle-Girana.
producing ‘
out .i. E. Hawkins. the sweet singers grand and comic opera at popular prt-g
e
corner Main
The so
H mm
and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Conn.
~-...-.a-—»
i
matter will be"tound at the‘
, ' hie eitort will be made to oe- .
Wu patrons. but changes can-
; insisted .upon as a right unless “
Bradley Hull and family are moving
irom Van Zandt avenue to Woodbury.
Conn. .
3 The cat [boat Earle. of Dorian. is
thauled ollt on Second l’oillt, receiving
.a new kt'el.
l ‘ n
l . The Ladies‘ Aid society will meet
5 Wednesday afternoon. to reorganize to:
1 the season.
. Evorett E.Gorhaln whcolcd here from
. Katonah. yesterday, ill‘il will rclllrn
l Wednesday.
5 -......._... .._ _._.-
l W. A. Bronson has begun the work or
i‘puttirg a new front on his market ill
j First avenue.
Sylvanus Nash. oi Abington. Muss.
. is the guest oi Elinor Nash, on Van
i Zandt avenue.
9 Charles Hyatt. oi' lienry street. has
gone to Wilbrabnm. Mass. to begin a
course of study.
Edward Benedict has resumed his
old position in Milton Elwood's shoe
store. ill South Norwnlk.
( ____...--..,__.-__
Mrs, 13. A. itcnlsen's little grandson
j Stanley. who was badly scalded some
time ago. is able to set up.
The H. 1‘. club will shortly hold a
. festival at the home of ltuius it. Os'
born. 26 Riverside nvcnuc.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Lockwood
have returned to New Haven after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. it}. it}. Graham.
The delegates to the county conven-
tion in Bridgeport. tomorrow. will be
S. S. illionllnedlcll and Samuel Lyncs
W. (l. lwt‘ount and E. E. Gorllanl
will go in Bridgeport tolllorow. as del-
egates to the Congressional conven-
tion.
William .‘4. it'llnouds and Ledger Ede
mollds. with their illlllilics. will more
from Osborn ll\’lIIllt‘ to liobunnan'r
block. in East Washington streets
Ernest Reynolds has resigned his po-
slllnll with W. 8. 'Sturlevallt. and st-
curcd one with Robertson Brothers.
the Van Zandt avenue grorerymen.
...... -w w..-“
The Erlworth League mctirlg tonight.
. brll'kcntinc
ill the East Avenue Methodist Episco ,
pal church. will he lcll by Miss l.llclclo
NW. The slllllrcl will be Wheat and
'l‘.ll'm~'. t
l".
his rcsldcllcc
Sl'llmcdl s
irom South Norwalk
l
‘ Hluiih hail-d il'olll Windsor. N.
. 'l‘t"l:Al«‘r ll 21‘! i ills
colllctllllisim lilili'lllt' 1 L ' ‘ '
lt"
italldllll's bimk. and WM engage ulorr .
cxtcnsivcly in llll' iilBllilfllt'lill‘t' or will
fi‘t'lliHll'i‘)’.
l
A large shark, i‘dllitlll in a ucl ii.
the Sound. Saturdly. on.» lulu-ll ilrllttir
at Hrrolui l'illili. :llld ililb-d, ll llii‘i.“
llrl-d c'gllt [wt in length. lilltl wu-
\lt\\t'tl by hundreds or triple lilllilly
illc day.
.\l tlu- session or lllt‘ last Award
Mt'lllt‘ili‘i Sunday whom! yts'crdoy. ll
\v..r~ \uird to ”I'll sll 'lb lilllili‘ Ivl' .l
i'. Hobbit“ Sn lllol illlli' llii' ll
\\'vd:-- to) i'V'llllli! lli cw}. lllIIiilll ;
i-llill‘t llrt lt
:illlilllii li‘i l.
>».:.'..-.
ll'lllilll
tit lll‘uu- litlin its ul' l-‘nl‘l l‘tlltli ‘I.i' .
tll'iiltliltl ll} I: .lllnl ltli ‘k’ k (‘il‘ llli
ll‘ i‘\\l‘li| Hit up l'.i|lt|li \wlwl'tlul. {Hi the
to ”NH.” ill ii lll ll ”\l‘l lli~ li ll ".V‘ ll'
l't‘ll-Hliltl‘ pt i‘lul'uwd Illi' l-lvluzml
.tud lb. pzltl-ll' t- d-ulu: rill-ti). ilc wit »
['l‘llliltl) Ilium in bulk llli~ Wti‘ll.
«m .
lv uilln‘ w l‘\ in
v ...... y 9”» .
‘l‘ll. .li ill" I'Llsi
)ll'llllilllt-l l'fllitn‘tliml t'lilll'lll i‘l'iI ii
_\\'v
to
cd lllllbd l'mpitaii'in. ylsIv-l‘dlly by lil-
i‘tiillii ui lli‘ choir, .qu t‘lc mum of
lhc do) was «ployml by .lil ‘l‘ltc [lilo
tor I‘l'l'liillil lili I'Ki‘t'llilll M‘I'lllilli
liw morning from The lsuuc 'l‘utw tilt
i‘rlrl; t‘ltIIlIII Mill a umsl ul'opillc d.
M'i’lltllilil ni lio‘ llli' oi limlks 'l' Wash
llulton. lllI' ucsro who wurkcd his way
up irnlu .t slun- kltrlluu to "w ill‘cnl
ili‘iiii' of HIV ul't'lil Industrial lullrgl
Iiil
entng Rev. A. J. Smith preached from l
The Miracle at The Beautiful Gate. tak- ;
ing for his text. "And he took him by.
til right hand alld Iiited him up." lie l
em illlsizcd the leadilig thoughts nalno- ‘
ly. that there is a great work to he
done by Christian people outside oi the
temple. and that the religion that had 1
power ill it was tllc religion at tho
.‘leipiug illllld.
.m- MD».—
LOOUBED 0F ABLUO‘I‘ION.
Madame Bomlia and Two Children
Under Arr at at It. Louie.
(iiy Associated Press.)
St. Louis. Mo. September ltthrs.
C. ll. heard. a show woman, who-o
stage name is Madame lionolia. and
two children. Leta and Grace licarli.
aged respl‘clively 17 and twelve ylars.
which are known on the stage as the
Franklin sisters. are under arrest at
the Four Courts. The woman is ac-
cused of abducting the girl known as.
(trace Franklin irolu her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James Nation. in Elwood.
‘Kas. over two years ago. Mrs. lieurd
is a typical gypsy. She said at various
times oillccl's had tried to get Grace
iroh re. bllt. she had fooled them every
time. She claiulc the child is her own.‘
'IWO BURN!!! TO DEA’J 11.
Fire I‘eotroyo B vm Buildtrgo to 21m-
wood. Four Miles from Ryraculo
(By Associated Press.)
Syracuse. N. \'.. September iii-«At 3
o‘clock this morning scvcn buildings in
rilmwood. tour miles from here, burn-
cd to the ground and two men. l-‘rallk
Harvey and George Slant-1s. were hurtl-
ed to death. The Slit'ilp'l‘ll liolel. lll
which llll'Ht‘ two turn were sleeping.
was destroyed together with ht‘i‘i‘rll‘
small buildings. The loss will iillitlilll‘.
to $2it.tl00.
SEVEN lllSTRlCSfiEli SEA MEN.
lily Associated Press.)
Ncw York. September in flu the
steamer Arccuna. which arrilcd last
night from Mambo and Nun-lull. wnrc
:t-vln distressed scalucu of the llriiiedl
l.. M. Smith. which \\’.Is
Wl‘i‘i‘li'l'll ill Wallilg~ Island. .\lli.!lll
2.3, on the Voyage from .\lil'.'liloutlo for
New York. llolll the captain lllld mate
of the I. M. Smith dbd. (‘:lpl:liu lim-
vcy having died at Hall limiting“ of
malarial (our and the mute :li lllllll
l‘d)‘. of heart trouble. The l.. .\l.
:’ . .‘ll.|l
E. Groeschner.
It'lll'i I‘ullli ““11 I. Fast .\t|l\\iill\
RUPERT'S EXTRA LAGER.
.\li.l\l\it~ltl \l.lv’.l- \\il I‘tlit-
lit: lilti'tLIrilit-lll \\ttl \ 0%.
\\i\l\‘ .\\it Hilliltl“ i-Hi; oil i"
It.\l.i-l .\ 'l'l‘l‘l l'..
‘II‘III‘D‘ i'twlll l I.) Ililill lll‘lilllltilv rut
ll lltlt'll lti lillil llt ll‘ . .l
ti Itll,
l" l'l
. tlloloughly and
\‘. I \\ l -.l.
NEW JEWELRY STORE
.\l it” “hl‘lliilL'lllil ‘ll‘u l. .‘Itll' 1l .\"|'\\ JUL.
THURSDRY EVENING.
M'P‘AlllJEN'fi ROW OF‘ FLATS.
A force companyga Intent is to amusc. 5
and when a farce comedy does it as;
legitimately and Mm l
Flidtlt'ti'ii New at lt‘lnis" the play which ‘
«AUTUMN STYLES}~
ill to be lli‘i‘i' next Saturday night. then ‘
it ls llfl likely to become popular tin lllul ‘
this unique and tilt)“ cluster-int: of hu-
llllill ctll'll'nillrillg.Home iwnnty or llltll‘i'
cbvcr i'UlIH'Illllil‘E. vocalists illlil Hill-('-
l..llsi.« lllli’r ”in handling of. ilii‘ lllil'li
and situations and wllclbcr ll be lhc
Iimll Illltlrruotlstion oi Mch‘mldcll by
.ioscpb .l. i-iullll'lm or tho l-ccculric
tlcrnlllll liuulllgurlncr by Harry ('rllu-
dllll. cncll lllld all are well enacted.
EIIERTMNMENTS.
'
Hoyt 8 Theatre’ sold all season ior :l'ltfie.
Mimi‘M't """W'"? """ w‘“"“"‘"“-"t At 304‘ llll Wool Checks. 38-inch wltln'
sept. ‘9, 20’ 2|. Ilgulnr flot- goods. . l
At 2.5.- All Wool Fancy (‘lruhsu sold i
Tll't‘t‘ nights with Matinee
__ .. _.,. :M'A‘tmlillll lull“? Fancy Suiting. worth all .
The Boston Ideal
Opera Co.,
illt' time. not», ‘
ltireeiiou Hllrl'y Ii. Norman.
At ow ('oiorcti Btaminc. regular Gib:
35.-ARTISTS-~~35.
lull-s.
At 75c limp d‘ Etr- lll colors and
I'rmillcing Grand and Condo Opt to at
Popular l'l'litt'rl.
blzlck t‘tlllilwtl buck. heavy weight, reg-i
Monday night . .(llrniic-tllruihl.
ulnr low.
M 75c new blurs lll poplin and so-l
'l'ucsdlly nigllt- -Uilrcttc.
“Rainer-«lay null. , ii. M. ti. l’lnnrorc.
l“.\l.i. .\.\'ll WIN'l‘ltlli ‘
Dress Goods. I
will lw a rural lll'css .
A great many ltldict
.ii'i' iii‘t‘tl ol' the Whit'l and will ldopt‘
lloltg skirts lifldlil. 'l'ht‘y Ian-1K lliili'l“
grill-Jul and xiv-using in thcm. licre“
:lrc a but tl-lllplcl‘s ior curly buyers:
At 250 36-inch lilllck Mohair. what “'0'
This w.- b-‘lu . .
(loud-l sczlmlll.
lot the people of Norwalk knov lll'il
lliil'l‘ at more money. this week tbcy
l'.ii.ll AND WlN'l‘I'LIi
Underwear.
:ls :..lll can st-t‘ pin-n you
l'i the largest in (‘ou-
Iii'i'iltlli. A crest lllauy aria d the
uurrtiou “Will you sell all tll.lt under-
w-sll "' 'i.~'n'l it c great quantity for
this town?" “a, reply that tin p:~o-‘
pic of the surrounding country as u‘ ll
Domestic Goods.
BLANKI'I'i'rl.
hur' .~tvl. it
i
l
. 'Ihr tool nights are hcrc. You will
nmi .txtra covering. A cold contract.-
cd in the Fall lasts all winter. Hero
number of
you ever
vulcr our Flill‘
no can see thr- greatest
ltlnrkcts iliill (.‘omiortabics
srlw together.
('omiortnblrs ior double beds. 75 and
its": Blankets in grey and white, 49c
each.
1%, Heavy Blankets. 98c.
We buy out underwear and iiosicry di- l
rt-ci irom the mills and save all Job~
bcrs uin-l'lds. We sell llntlechnr at
Mail as low as the New York houses
Prize for early buy-
(.‘olniortnllics made in this manner
cord-ll lotion Worsted kno’iwl, $1.25
sell at wllolcsaic. .
and itifrtv.
era. .
l case at 75c iiccced lined winter
shirts and pants. ior the coldcst day.
Willie illls case tests. we can't. dupli-
lilil' than Mr.
2 case of wool Hosiery. the 250 kind.
“-3 bought. them low enough to sell (or
12%.“.
lilllnltr-ts mad: oi the tines: wool.
82 00 to $5.
Linens.
All our illli line are now in stock.
We carry a full line of Damask. Scotch
lrisll. from 23c to $1.50. Napkins to
match.
I (‘llsc oi ludics' liiack ilose that you
paid lilc for. We will sell this cal-w lib...-
i more ladics’ heavy tic-teed vests and
pants, grey and white. that we will sell
0?
-.li'.
will gt at Just look at them; you
new r saw such a bargain.
Kitchen Dept.
N w lines of ilinllcr. Tea and 'i‘oilcl
.iit‘.
Fall Jackets.
lilm-k and colored coverts. that were
313,00 now 87,00,
iilack and l'illlll'lll coverts that were
Slitoo now two.
\l'
.l:':‘t'.lllt'lrt'.~i. l'rubl‘clla stands. Lamps.
- and fancy bric-nbrnc. Regular
N. w iancy (llllss Wall
.\'. w Ribbons. ru-w Laces. new Gloves
\ .
hull. i‘l‘.
new l‘m'kct Books. llt-w Ve'lllilgs.
THE BOSTON ST ORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Sts., Norwalk.
lril cloths, sold t-l'clywhcrc in! 51.00 ’
“.25 1 place itHllcll in White lilllck
illalp ll' ctc tint-st and heaviest. pict-n
Wednesday night -|'.nllcminu tliri
I'oplllur prices: in. thllllc; mat. in, Bu... I
Scots tlithth'fll l’llllaiwl'unllll Wood's “ aSh GOOdS.
i czlsc oi 1 yard wblc ('lllrlbrlcs for;
this “'I‘l‘k 7r yard. '
'I‘lu- hilllt'lli lllll-ll'Jll flirt-ocullll-Ily. .
“in Now l'lllilltlll. .
M ll (l . m or Fl New Separate Skirts.
CFa ens 'ru ats. 2” li"'“‘ lull skirts. made oi good
.0-
Illlt' l"ulltll'it. )Ini'qillulf Mll'lllglill. i‘li'. ”plums “.73“ .\':l\_\‘.~l illlil black.
I COIPLETE SCENIC PRODUCTION.
With a Pliit‘ Hui or \‘i'cll-kllolrll
«llllil'litlit', lam-l qw tallies. bro-n bull-l.
llnlulmmlc i'tlfi‘lllliiw
JOuPEOPLEuJO.
drill: ~inl‘l's. ,
V. M. C. A. BAZAAR.
Central Club Rooms.
of goods cycr shown ill Norwzllk. sold
by us and others at $2.00.
drug stores.
l
Hoyt SThealre‘salurday sept.24 1 case of l't'lilillllilii of (biting l-‘Iull-
i l. llll‘ hl‘ kllltl. liil‘
. quality .«rr-gl- with IN'WI'Y ilourlcc. 35.00. ‘
lly |.;_ W.'l‘owtlscnd.:lutllnr ot' t'llltu- Itviliiolltc skirts \litll llt'wlly‘
i“olllt~iillll~.
.‘ill‘c qtmrhttc. run-Hy girls. ft-lllob-
I‘i‘icl-o %. 50 and 731'.
tic-also" unil- iii l'luletcti‘s ltlld \\'cl-ll'~
Sept. 26. 27 nlld 28. ‘08.
Uttl'll i'rnlll turn. in in l'v Ill.
(iiiiiltl
lint. il:illllili'lil.
till-lllmttJMll-ln. '
fillttlu‘t.
ff
Course Tickets. :56.
In. t i will all-
t[.- lull-lo ul .I'L-: ‘l‘t..lll.ill- ll :lll-
-lt. |tl.l
am tic I‘\'l‘lillt‘.". ltiv
ltll- WV
tl‘
ttl‘l \ \
« what tllcy :z'l-t \llln ilt‘:ll mil
to ho ilmlltll lll'icl‘ u~ \l'vll
I'lllliii~ ill'.‘ landfill; :lltcr tllc
ill: illt‘lll lllt‘ lll'l‘Vl‘ \'.\l.
lithium» l~ still growing.
.SEPTEMBER to. ““5 w I.
:‘lultl oplllillll.
Ii \llllllumlrllllrpuq-t..l-.l||-lu--l.illi- dun-ul- llii' will lltlw and lil tlltl l‘l'l'lillli'l'y lllll'li'l'. 3"“ “"3. ‘ _ ‘ . ' . '
-:lltll'liloli.il uluulu-ra-uul other-tnrl-llml with u l‘il‘l l tn- .‘lw k liliil Iiiil‘i" l.illli'll4‘ It‘.||‘|'|\ Siilttki'il lllllgllt', Xttl'illlll‘ltl l l'i'illllt‘l‘y lliilil'i'. l lil'tt illii'lt ”ll, .\cw
lit in“ :l~ Iv wit-lo, lampldlk lite illu‘l.il 'l'illilliliw‘ m lllr pill-lb.
l-umilll-ll- ~ltll'l\ ttl'
Diamonds. Watches. Clocks. Cut Glass.
. \udclcryibulu llilil isuuuuliy carried by ti l"ll-i i‘ltl» .il-lwlly Hit-nu
nuliu- ii qwcialty ut our iiptil-ul lb-paliuwul. which im-nmpb t-- in l-lcry l‘n'n'l'i.
lli\Viiil'hiiiltllltwil‘lfl I‘l‘piill'illll lit-doubly lli’nl chm anti. ul prim-nu.» low to ilitli l Ht'tt iii illii'
t- l‘tilihl-li‘ltl a tilt “nod \iullullumllip.
Iii‘w hilil't‘.
J. 5. SPENCER e- co. .
lite Economical Housekeeper
Will Iind llcl'c i‘\t‘l‘)'illlli'.'.‘ she wants at price». Mi low that a dollar will no no
fur ml iWH lll'llliml'ily tlll. 'l‘lii‘ “psi illutilt-i. ilii' llilii‘itsl l'i'li'i‘s iiliil
tilul i‘lllt'lt‘lil ~cl‘lit'i‘.
.ltlllt-s‘ Sllpct'latillc Hour ..... .............. - - J'h'w lttlii‘i 3523 ii bbl.
licst lululu llutlt'i'. lthls is the burst lluulc.l- ~ - . .. -
.l pillllllls titunl Swill-t Lurtl. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . ..
i‘ululcusl-d lullk.
H lmxv-l Hill'illlii“.
l‘thii'li soda crackers.
llt‘llitill. trillion-null lulu-v cracker-t .'u- lb
1 I
lit cllkcs laundry map.
1" l'lilll's .\i‘iiit‘ wrap,
2i lb. box ulna: March.
‘lle P. J. Lynch 00.,
no \Vnnhlngton street. South Norwolir.
I ”(with No. 4.
ill' Will i tlilZ. llimw
or
“iii'
:li' lll
Zill‘
13.».- Sugar cured
|‘_’.- 1.: lbs. i"ti'li lili‘lll.
.\lul .\ll iltllcr liroccrics l'llplnlly aw i‘llcap.
'Seeeiaiau'l and \‘m‘t Cap and heater with than hand at Quilts.
FREE DELIVERY.
l'lxtlu lluc curly .lullc peas,
New Jersey It'lllllllti‘ri.
Vole-y uncut. potlltucs.
Ill-st sugar cllrml lullns.
'l‘llt' ll‘wt \yliliil' llti' lllt' l-lt~tullll'l"~ lllnllcl’.
maul-l they iil't‘ lllt‘ bust of ill“ llllld.
“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.
At Seymour’s Store.
'l'lmt" what is wanted. ulld it's
lllr. ell-ll lllllt'. lloulwt \\ t'lLL'lil :illil Slinlwll'c lil‘t' things
;l~ i‘llt'.‘.lliit‘~~ in l'lll't‘ and i‘liitlllli'. “Mu-awake lucr-
inter-cu . l-l' ilil'll‘ l'll‘lillill‘l'r il" Well as llii‘il' own by giv-
l'l". l'i ill 'l'lll'l l.l‘3.\.\i' .\Iit.\'l'2\'. 'l'bat's why tllll'
ilul' potions l'ccuu‘l-lm- tllc l'ut-t llllll Wlli'H we oll'cr our
\Vl- lili\t' made all lltllii'hl Min” to ill-serve this
l'IK ”ill-"ll" Ilcultll lll‘t‘illil'il‘i Fund. l":llll'y Hill l‘lllu‘o
Delicious i'oll'cc. illt' lintulcl'l'lll i'l'tlt‘kcl'. “lloss i'l'l'lilll
wealth...” ll “up“. 5......" xv“. “.mpy, Noodles. ('rculllui’ Will-at. Finest lt‘lurorcd 'l‘cas. li'ct'ris'
llclil-ious llulll~. lib-ll l"ul| t‘rcnul t‘llccsc. all kinds. Valleyi'l'uckt-rs. l'ul'l'llllthlly,
w New i‘ululubia liivcl' h'ulu
‘I
\\«‘i'itfllllill‘\ lliVllryllii iii lllhlll‘t“ iiili tllll' l'llfililllli‘l'fi.
C.
.u l... 'l'cll-pllouc t'illl 58-2
prolllpt
New I'cus. .\'cw i‘itl'on. lt'crl'is‘ lioucll
Vegetables li‘i‘ali cvcry lliitl'll'llltt'.
all. ask for It. as we have goods from all over the World to supply
A Solid Fa
it is smoothing: that cannot. be insured and no lllllolult oi sophistry
tss llacou, ltulldcc .lalus. Kitchen liouqllct.
ton. lt‘rcslr l'cut'llos. i‘clcry. and a full lilli'ttf'ilai'tleli
“we as your orders and be happy. \\ hat you
E. SEYMOUR. Leading Grocer.
33 Word “adulation Stu So. Norwulk.
ct
In Better Than Glittering Generalities
can Li'tlllltiii)’ it. It is a fact and. lulu-lmvcr. one of the roost solid dc-
.......22h- n lb.
"50.
parlor luluchcs.
lbw mm l‘l‘iDWll l“llilii's‘, .
7c can Grandma's I'lltlcakc It‘lour.
2”“ "ill“.k l'i'ltljollil'ti lll'l'lilillist l’lltul.
"hm'hhw‘ "1,. ' Sugar (lured Hltoiilllttt's. lb..
“m Sugar i'llrcll llutlls. lb.,
Iicst illltlnclll. 9 lbs. l'ol-
l"iill (,It'l'llill i'lll-csl.-,\lll.,
m. l‘Illsiutl t‘otulcllsctl Milk. l lb. can
" "' Sterling Breakfast lint-ml. |b..
st‘i'ipilitli. that We have built up our trade by selling fi...t...|",...
goods at low prices.
7c 'l'wlll t‘lty Washing Powder. lib. tilt" he
be “old lltlst. plum lilo
liI' ilelll linking Powder. 1 lb. pine. lilo
lilc Soda i'rllckcl's or (linger Snaps. lb.. be
lttc llcmou (lakes or l“iillt'y i‘rackcrs. lb.. he
7c it ill. pail i‘ottolcnc. 251'.
hr 7 lbs. llllrycu's llcst Starch l'or 25c
2:30 New l‘l. .l. Polls. 4 cans for 25o
liic ilooll Family lt'loill'. blur. bite
New York Grocery Co.
Donovan Building. .outh Norwnik.
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