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555
Gordon Avenged.
. The remarkable campaign of the An-
“glo-Egyptiuu army under Sir H. Di.
Kitchener. which culminated in thr
ornahlngpdoieat ol the Mahdist forces at
‘ Omdnrman, just opposite the ruins of
Khartnm. on the Blue Nile. is more
thou ordinarily significant. licro, near
where the martyred Gordon fell with
the English fianairnost in sight. (tea-
I
i
i
l
1 j oral Kitchener has finally smashed the:
whole fanatical dervlsh following ‘
England has added another splendid sol. .
:iier to the initiator roll of her military :
genius. Ho belongs to tho Huporh group 1.
among which Marlborough and Wei» i
liugtoll stand foremost. A campaign
(ought with more acute provision and
mathematical certainty from the first ‘3
to the last step cannot be cited in recr-trt i
annals except perhaps the first part t‘l .
Multko's campaign against tho French.
The achievement was a great one, hot
its million! consequences are likely to
hogrtutter. The only justification: of war .
lit that it unmetimes trpous the way for ;
nmoro certain advance of civilization \ The llt'lllit'ki'r cluir
rteeulir outing last night
of a trolley ride to ltowaytou, where
That hart lit-cu done by Kitchener Push»
The tenacious clutclrtrf tiroeeif ttyleu
llhalifa and hiutlt-rvlsh hordes on lip
antler linden has been for trinity year:-
tho impassable barrier. across whom
none there was no par-saute nortlrmr
loath.
Now the march of progress in opera-rt
to the great African lakes. and the
dream of that etapiro builder. (im-il
Blinded. line become practicable. Tile
newly cemented friendship between
Germany and England matter the till
not of railway and telruraph across the
met-era middle hell on assured thin:
anti the oppottitiou try the l’ortuuum- il'
the Zambezi region can lie liruhlml uwat
Without trouble. The rurtittectiull llt‘
tween south Alricu atrtl Hay-pt by Mouth
and nltattrit-lty hart utndo a plant rtrid.»
in the atrium of Kitchener i'ro-lra. and
the next mrre‘of years will probably oer-
thvtruuh travel between (latte Town and
Multitutirlu. i’uiitit'ui triutaeieu il'itlllll-
nil. lilo physical Irlatruetiruut to be over.
dilute are not to he monitored with tut-e
nutritional try the r-uuiueern of the l‘ii‘
lilll‘lln rational. The dramatic nature
of the lireut victory at I ltutlurmau llown
oat oi its ltlllttlltiiiilttll with the intro uteri
Gordon. who fell pierced ill Klrrrtirtur
lip ti doom lance» it yearn taro lllltr
mouth. llstruo triaoitleaaee intlrut it
he tlirutolhtliwi the lilll tiltwriuto hurrir-r
iii the unwell of olvllieutloueu the dark
Without.
ii iii rtaid that mum of the New loll.
ull'l‘i‘liiliilu trim r r unr’rrri r ll vi a \i he r it
lined their lultlillrtiio wirtu lil‘ our
trhouhl lie rm i now it that ”it‘ll l-iI‘Ilt‘J t
’l‘itourmunl tuiau is that they ittrrttil
the lime to menu the ilt‘llltli llrtirtlnu.
not the tltit'lllitil la tturtitrm compo
“limit“ it vrilrriurt‘rte il‘illlt'tl‘ militi-
.ln troillr in or: tri liii rr r-otr horror i not
tilt it Iii-i l lr the lit lll ti in
The American eotleular nut-tit at t .rr
lmtila is utterly trialling mmurerdtl
cannula-u lin'llllalut lill'l‘il \v'trlilii iiil
petal up: ultraw itu' .lrrwrierttr capital ht
filial“. MINI» of tort would pit-let to try
iiptiu‘rr utirarrirtrrr etrlritiui preamp-us
am
“It! harm the “litre."i and “when" in
‘th I” of 'ill'llt'l' in more tililltttllt liriili
MW littllt ill the art of apt-tell. ll
Whittle. too. in living tint-Pu lite in
tho intellectual enjoyment ;
people. Without it the
new
llrutruc was brilliantly lliilillliiiiit'tl iliiil
jrnrltire wart burned in trout oi tia- pro
,l‘l‘ll'll" was atom on the lawn. and in
- r run-m
Various dope and lileltnpeea the
Other Side oi tire River. .
m
Arthur Ieytnourwent down the her-
iror alter ash today. .
Frank Merriam. oi Prospect avenue,
is whoring from a severe eoltl.
The infant daughter oi Themes Mar-
tin was buried this afternoon. Rev. A.
J. Smith oliiclatinl.
Charles ii. Rider. oi Cottage avenue.
is entertaining lira. Susan 'l‘errcli, oi
Bectaulret. i... l.
Mrs. Crouman and daughter. of
Newborn, are guests oi Mrs. Harriet
’l‘ste. Henry atreet.
Edward Mead and tron Frank, of Col-
tage avenue, went to New York city,
today, to see the rights.
w ....._..
Sylvnuue Nash returned to Boston.
today. after a visit with his brother
Elmer North. of Van Znadt avenue.
Miss Rebecca Schneller and Mrs
Emma Waters, of South Ilethelern. Pa-
are visiting Mrs. south in Nash. 1111
street. They haVe returned from Occur
Grove, where their cottage was ties-
troyed by tire.
'l‘he Ladiee' Aid society of the Erie
Avenue Methodlirt Episcopal church h
planning for a popular entertainment
of select readings and singing, October
19th, and for a Harvest festival anti tlrt
opening of the boxes containing silt»
for the new carpet, November 2d.
The services tomorrow at the Advent
Christian church will he as follows
Preaching by the pastor. ltev. it‘. E
Ainsworth, at 10:30 a. m.; Sandor
school and illlrle slutty at 12 m.: socia‘
and prayer service at 7:30 p. m. Ev
eryhody welcome.
A Funeral Dirge Suddenly Changer
to an Anthem trf Praise will he the sub
ject of the sermon preached by lht
pastor of the Eatit Avenue Mrthodis'
Episcopal church tomorrow morning
lathe evening the Hillljflt'.prt‘i3 nttdwlll
he The Banquet of SLIl. its Opening uni"
Clase. The quartctte choir. led by fills:
Clara Dydcr. the accomplished organ
lot, will sing at both services.
The members of the. Swedish Cougrc
sutionsi church gave a coffee ft-sliva‘
last night in the church in Riverside
avenue. The affair is reported to have
been very stlpccssful. instrumental so
lo-ctions were rendered by Rev. Gil-Hm.
Wiman and Miss Emily Olsen. guitars
and Mir-'s‘llllria Anderson. mandolin,
The choir of the church, consisting o
those above named. with H. lljor-k airs
(‘llttl'ies Ericstrn, rendered several lllliil
Demand there was an address lry lit'i‘.
Mr. Wimau. 'i‘lre cotnttlltttc ll
charge was Rev. Wlman anti Mr. Eric
son.
had its four
it consisted
.\l i'
'I'ilt
lltr- rueurhrrtt were the guests of
and Mrs. George W .t-‘rtcventr.
raises an the party approached. “Am-
tlre heurte a short hilt-incite session wrr
held. The hunt Wart circled vice-pr‘rni
tl at of the club. and lru Petty was rr
eeivtd into membership inltl given hi:
leather, Multit- was provided by (‘llill‘
lea iletltt. piano; 'i'lrentlot‘e Glover illlll
William l'oyvez. vitrllmt: and i‘ltttrlt'r»
Airrswol'ili, hours. \‘orul rtrritm W'l‘t ,
it'litlt‘l’t'tl hy .l. l). ritulilr. it. A Kline.
and llrrrid A, llorrr. llli' latter slotting
itlrrntl "'i‘llt- Ylttlltt'e ill the Late War
with Spain." Mitts i'ertrl Him‘t'iiu rc-
ciird a rielretiou enlituiuiim entire
mural advice for hauhttutin; MllWlli'll
Howell. an eye-witness. told the story ‘
of the latllle ill i'irtttllrllin. l‘ttha. illiili
Al'llilll' ll. l‘t‘l‘l'iu I‘lu‘lleti lint“ Illrlt‘t"
titlarri t‘tttllptmllltlllll ’l‘lre ritniuuromrr;
woe impartially decoraivl ultlr Aunt»
lean little. and the tuitir
.Norwaikt J. ll. L'llornlnetlleu.
‘ vena, little Lillian Crockett. Mm 1.11-
‘ ‘ died.
ulnar, Arthur lit-nah. a. 'l‘. lldredaa.
John and Frank L’lionunetilee. oi lllut
John
Planner. mar Case. and Daniel
Wicks, oi ltowayton. The guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Stevens. Mrs. Al-
trod 8. Crockett. lire. John Plunder.
Mine Emma Cuchman. Mitre Viola ille-
lien Wicks. 1" ed Slovene. Howard Ste-
vena, ilarry array. Roy Crockett. and
Georae 0. J. Lamvhere. oi Rowaytonz.
Mr. and hire. William Albertaon. o!
Stemtord. and Miss Carrie Petty. oi
liellport. '
”Padil- AIUIIIINTI
McFADDEN'S ROW 01' FLATS.
The public clamor for something to
"lnalte them laugh and grow hourly"
and it would seem that this ionxcfolt
want might he found in Mclt‘adden'a
flow of Flats. one of most genuinely
humorous comedies of the season. and
which plays at ‘Hoyi’s. tonight. Am.
hug the diliereat novelties to he seen
will be the healing midgets. Spock lira-
thcre. whose act in one of the meet an-
lane in existence; and another decided
novelty will he the Five Famous Nou-
sos. the musical wonders.
qu'r HAPPENED To routes.
George H. ilromlhurst. the author or
What Happened to Jones, is a very ram
pid worker. it he in given a good idea
he can write a play in thirty days. lie
wrote The Wrong Mr. Wright for Ro-
land Reed itl thirty days. The manu-
script was receiver] by the comedian on
Wednesday; on Thursday be wired
iiroudhursl to Chicago to' come to New
York. lie arrived in New York on
Saturday and the play was already iui
rehearsal. it was produced at I
Boston museum at week from the for;
ion-inc Monday. 'i'Wr-lvc days after it 2
reached Reed it was on the boards.
making a total of forty»four days to}
write. rehearse and present The Wrong l
Mr. Wright. What Happened to .lonesf
was written in forty—eight days, as
there was no particular hurry for it.
Jones comes to lioyt‘u next Wedues-j
day night. 5
anvrsxon or Dunne ossn. ‘
The Cabinet Meet- and Decidrra to
Postpone Decision Until Kondny
(fly Associated Press.)
September L'riw'l‘lre culrinr-
i
Paritt. l
met today and decided to postpone "“l . ..
decision on the uuvstloh oi the propos» ;
ed revision of the Dreyfus case until:
Monday next. owing to the alrur‘ncr‘
from the meeting of the minister of ti ,
trance. M. Pt-ytral. and the minister or 3
agriculture. M. ileum.
i
r
Agninaido. leader of the l-‘illlllllttp.
has hillllKiIlt‘Il Maxim xtilis and Mouser
rifles into {\lulolcr-t.
E. Groeschner, ‘
Furl I'ollli sift-cl.
nursereexrea LAGER.
ALI. Kislirill" .\l.|I'-i \Sll Mill-
'1 Eli illl'i"l‘l.l{it i ”ll l".\\l i l.\ l“l1.
_\\"l.\lt'..'i .\.\il thll'tlll.‘ I till HI.“-
li‘.\lr l'hi'i .\ hl'ld l.\l.'l Y.
East Norwaik.
l
”trier! rt-ecivetl lry Irrrill irrrttrrptly nix
it‘lllll'tl lo tttttl delivered free.
sltl llll
i
.
i
. Dinners ‘ . ‘
lily Annotated l
Boston. dept-arbor “vaulted
Smith. of Bunnie. N. Y.. whose skull
was (matured by a tall while he was
nitghtiu; from on electric car near the
corner of Washington and Bromilcltl
streets Thursday evening. died lit the
city hospital at midnight.
W...-
.rourr n. froubnr DEAD.
(By Associated Press.)
Flehklll Lending N. 7.. September
24-John M. 'l‘ouosy. formerly general
manager of the New York Central rail.
road, died late last night.
7’ aerienretttaartrsf'
Hopirhododendronii’
The super 1) mu-itrul farce comedy.
The New Edition.
McFadden’s new Flats.
ily iii, W. Townsend, author of (Shim-
mle Fadden‘. Marquis of Michigan. etc.
A COIPLETB SCilillC PRODUO'liOI.
Willi a star t'lliil of Well-known
‘ t'muetilanrt.
Male rplurtr-tte, pretty girls. ferrrnlt-
tplartellc. howl n'wt‘luliltfli. brim irurrti.
lraurimmte tantrums.
JOuPEOPLEm-JO.
Prices '25, no and 760.
Heats on sale at l'laielori's and Wood's .
l
drug stores.
,run Saturday only we will sell two on-
"'"""' res. one white and one array. blankets
» r... out... 5
.10 Black Diagonal $7.60 and '10
covert cloth jackets to close. 85 each.
Our winter Jeckctl are here.
Want room .ior them: The
weight once must go.
light
Blankets.
An immense stock. Just to make a
at die each. Limited two pair to can-
tumor.
”.50 Blankets $1.25.
$2.25 Blankets $1.75.
83.50 Blankets $2.75.
‘4 Illankets $3.25.
$7.50 all wool Blankets, 35.25.
Counterpnues.
A grtat variety in Marseilles quilts.
‘r'5e title, 81. anti 31.50.
-‘r r
—t)
Comlortnbles.
tlonlfortahier-r, The. Elite 51.25 and 81.50
"““h..;.’~. volt...
Wednesday, Sept. 28.?
the i '
tratrirrrirttusr BROS.
l4‘aii Wrappers 75c and title.
Domestics.
Present the Aurri'nAulerlcnu Street-urn,
What
Happened
To Jones.
My UK”. ll. lilitiAillll'lifi'I’,
I
Author of "Why r‘trrillr Left "rune,”
"'l'ire Wr'urrr: Mr. Wright." " l'lue
‘ Lust t'iropler." ctr. vie.
Prion 3'). hit. 75c. Heats on sale at
l’llllrtll'tl'rt utrrl Wei-il'tt tlt'ttu slur-en.
. M. C. A.“ BAZAAR,
Central Club Rooms,
Sept. 26. 27 and 28. ’98.
Open (handy. to. to 10 p. in.
Ul'l'llt'r‘irfi Mia-iv. (iratrri
Hume-r.
Course Tickets. 25:.
Hingieevelrirrtza, lile i.zt~t ltlulti ml~
lillrtelrrrr in ruthleai illlil dramatic Hill"
lllgrt. Lt'rc. «it; lilti
DANBURY FAIR
Monday to Saturday.
October's to 8. 1898.
ii. )1. liliNliiJ'I. flecrelary.
we: 'wtm
. ("WIN A
NEW JEWELRY STORE
Al tat War-Illitginit elm'l. Nthlllll Nlllillilll.
THURfiDRY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 15. We are prrrt'eyoi's of pure
' l
l-lttterlalurrrrvrrt.r
it. will twour pttrpme lllt‘tllllllll'i title stimuli the more linen and in tin-
naure liberal muutrer rut our other attire and with a Viral I‘liw Htoelt and primo-
It! low tut Iiimniliit'. inn-peak lite illret‘ul iatttmruge oi lite lililliil’. We will mm a
complete stock of
Diamonds, Watches. Clocks. Cut Glass,
Attilott-ryilrlttr:iitttl letiuttullyt-urriml try a Final l‘iro» Jewelry Htote.
lrrrunttlttlir . "take it ~tleelttlly oi our llplleui licpat'lttrelil. ii‘ltit'h ismmplr-lr- ilt every MHWI.
We
laden with all Marin at court ririrur illl thtoiiatttl.iewt'll‘.\‘ "'lflill‘llllt wetltmttiy lint! elate- truth at priew on low to:
tillt'il llil lulu, chiwirrva. entails. halted iletutttslnlelil with good Wili‘itlllllilhillll. Weeurtliully invite you to tilt-peel out
lli‘i‘ilil. euit. roller. tantalum.
'ilte other Ilrrtrrher'rt prm
loans.
tlt‘tipeit. l‘li‘
our vote i'tt-rittlrtrt it'
more lhllttel t.‘ilumrut~rhru. Edward
lrt atlll a true at
this vicinity
are all free i
i new attire.
ll. erttrr. rt... 1
J. a. open
iii i'ol'eel‘ttl atlltue.
OER it C0.
all iut
Nothing Succeeds Like Success
ilur lousy attire and ever increasing
loudness attests how well we have llllt‘t't'tltlt‘ti. lry trivial: the people in'
the herd value they ever trot for their money.
. and of the trout duality. hut we would especially call your
utterrtuur to our Blaia flutter; it's par excellence.
.lortes‘ littpttrlullve or i’illslntry's host lt’lo tr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .tigu lung;
“or Famous lulutu littiter
l'tuttiountttl Militia out. i it lio- ihtutml. ii. ll. hitttl . . . ......... . ........ ,..r.ne
tinted i'iover Milli. l lit l‘iill ........ . ........... ..._.. ...... 7o it lien i'trilt Mimi .................. . ....... ............... ”WW
l‘utul'llarelr, llh tau'kuuo .lo * i‘ do linoleum illee............... ...... ... ..... . ..... nae
New Jewry *l‘tutialoe» ........ . .............. ..... 7e villi 1; Millet hwwi l‘iilttltltfi........ ............ ...... flit ire-em
tlalii‘oralal‘iterritw. ii theme... ...... .loo i Smut. l‘ttlaitru..,............m... ............'iile latelrel
lonusilvveetFuton“...................................... nat- .r it" lliwt lanthanum-.. . ...oao
ideals” homily limp......................................iMre tr twain optimum..-“ ,, ”aloe
it calms Acme Heap
.ilte
iiir i. i.\ tram “limit... ........
lilo
...
And All lllhor Grimm-less l‘ltptuily as i'lteap.
hectawnflvtlt he and ham with One hand el Moe.
FREE DELIVERY.
The P. J. Lynch 00.,
branch No. it.
III Washington attract.
in Kuwait.
Ullr martin;
“All llill. y
. . . Millie ll [illiiillm l'
i i'lllow cuties fine muslin 2 for (the.
Lucite irireets, 39c. ‘
(lur- case oi heavy ilrown sheeting
tfit‘.
illrt- case of very fine Muslin their
:iililtl for a run Saturday. tie.
! (luv case oi dark ()uiintt remnants.
elite Ft kind for he.
(lur great sale of Winter l'ntlerweur
iuill he continued this Week. You nev-
er raw heavy tliltlt‘l'w-‘ili‘ at rut-h low
prit t‘tl.
Boston Store
w... .. *WWMM to term
BOSTON Si
“or . .
liE
anwnnx.
. New neurone”. »
. rt 5 " . ' .‘ u _
Our importation oi Fail etyies. in.
indies’ Trimmer: and mlono iorrner-
1y (1’. Contemeri) Kid Giovea will be
ready for your inspection Saturday.
All the newest colorings and embroid-
erice with sleeps together with the
lowest prices will make the display
very attractive.
Reel Kid Gloves.
200 pairs Lurilen' i-buttou.‘~2ic1nsp
and r. hook In Reds. 'i‘uns. Modes and
what-a, with lilack and self embroid-
(li'Ctl‘lilii‘kll. regular price 81.25, but. for
Saturday opening price per pair, 31,
120 pairs :l-clrrsp Trefotisee Black Kltl
Are Now on Sale.
You are invited to lnepect them
They are all tailored garments lnadt
for an exclusively.
and rcvt-r collar; both correct.
climates like ears the
ireilt.
largest in Connecticut.
Cur WINTER JACKETS
As the cute show
tirr-y are made both styles. high collar
Damp
high collar is
Our stock as usual will he the
glows, regular price 81.95. for this sale,
$1.50.
Tailor-Made Suits.
"" Suits in Navy, groin and block,
at)
$10.
10 Suite of last spring‘s make that
Were :15 we will close out at $7.50 each
All, lry altering the sleeves. you have
an lip-lovlliilt: soil at half price. The
skirts are. all platted hacks and are
worth the price you pay for the suits.
in Our Corner Show Window.
A GREAT EVENT.
We have at considerable expense se-
cured {or ()ili,’ Week, commencing Mou-
tld)‘. Still. 20,
l’lilli“. MAX STEIN.
of N. Y.
FREE.
Hilfil‘l. FREE.
.\ life size l'r'uyon Portrait from any
New Dress Goods.
the correct cloth for tailor
Three Wrights. 73c. 31. $1.25. llrap'rl'
tit" i'tillllll'tl bat-ks. makes a llu‘ i“
the unit. 'i‘hr'ee weights. 75c. $1
$1.35. All new coloriugs.
Stilt and Wool plaids, 7.19.
Silk ulrrl Wool i‘lep plaids. nil-ilrchc
\r'rrie, .‘rtre,
all new, idle. .
t'r'rlirirerr's r‘u'llool Sailings 121M. it'r
and 25e.
52-inch line lirondriollm in all colors,
gowns.
and
i'oplius. in all colors. and black. 75c.
lv‘lity pint-cs fancy anti check sailings
photo will he give-.1 Free to every pur-
rhuscr or goods amounting to $1 or
more, providing you buy one of the ele-
eurt pit-turt- lrarrrrts. in white enamel,
rill and cart ri mill. which or trill ot-
ter during the txhllritlng at $1.69. $1.39
and $2.25.
i’r.rf~.—srrr Strip comes to its highly
ll‘i'tliiiiilt‘iltlttl and we have seen his
atrr’it and are o..'l.~‘i‘l>‘tl it will please
you.
s
Boston Store
NORWALK.
t'
NORWALK.
i
r“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.
L w
lAt
Seymour. “std... ' ‘ "
WE li.\ \‘E
i
it'll-til:
We invite your spot-la
jirt pure and i'lt'll.
ilt‘ai the market illllli'tlfl.
ituow they ‘iiillitti ire tlrrpllr
t'leu'rtlil.
llttti l'l'tlillitll‘t'lt'n.
.it-tuiaur‘rt l‘uucake l“lnlli'.
.‘lelulis. i"iiit-l‘ttit't'.i'.
fiyl‘llll. lil'iitrit'l' l‘ili'tlil.
liltli'llilllt'.
'i‘elepltotte cull Sill-2
Ultra A cane
l
liar store in like a l'lllli’t‘ll ill one way.
titm'l lIiIW i" pay i" ii” ill “1' in not out, either. We want you to cattle
and we what We eotrslrirtv the ill“l lii‘tu't'l'y stock in the city. Whether
you hay or not rests with your judgment.
lttrtluu i‘otrtlemeri Milli. l i
ii‘t'owtt li‘lultex.
iiratuimri 's l'uur‘alte lt‘lour.
: l’t‘llijtlllii‘ri lli‘t'rtltlrtsi l‘huttl.
:Htot'littrt "intimated llaeou. l
‘ i'ittttttt' Cured l'illtiiilill‘l'n, llr..
"fltllttli‘ l‘rtretl llama. ilr..
L lit‘ui “tiliiii'til. ll lira. lul'
, ll'trli i'r'eato tilteerte. lit,
New i‘leattetl Currants.
imported Swiss i‘lleese.
New t'otult llrutey.
An'Eniless Chain
l attention to “Seymour‘s
W t‘ speak of
Niagara
ilolstorr liettltlt Clair llr'ea
New Maple Sonar.
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CH'M
lioltlen l'liili Noodles.
Fresh ilurtleu Vl'flt'iiiilliifl every
l‘lvei'ylmtly in Welcome.
oi Satisfied Customers.
" Gilt Edge Brand of Fancy
. Full i‘rcuru (‘lreesez lmy it once and you will go out of your way to act it again; it
There is a \liiit'lli‘“ ill t3i'.\l.l'i'\' like the witieuess of the out.
goods to the people. and supply theta with erel'ytltitlg the
“at i‘tlth-es l
taterl in town. Fancy tillt l'ltiire Creamery iluttcr'dt'n' "'i
Farley Seetltul lininllis.
these delicious aooris,ats we
New Fins. New Cape
and i‘orrt-or'tl tlrrtpos. Aunt
kill-ii Food. t‘oluratlo Musk
New Maple
C. E. SEYMOUR. Leading Grocer.
:i;l West \‘i’asltlnutou St.
For. Nur'wallt.
You .
it. can 7e ‘l‘tviu i‘ily \l'tteltlort i’owtler. ill. till. he
he littlii liar-ti. pill!” lliti
lilo tietu liulritttt l'ltthtll‘. i llr. ohm. lilo
We timid i‘t’ot'ltern or iiilutoi' littoral. lie, fie
il.. tile Lenora i‘aiteu or li‘aat-y t‘rueltei'ti. ill... he
7e 3 ill. pail i‘ttltrtlette. 2hr:
lie 7 lies. lhrryeu'n liest Starch l'trr it’ll“
gov New l}. «l. l'euu. 4 cans for 25o
lilo tioori Family Flour. late. 55c
New York Grocery Co.
Donovan landing. tooth Nor-walls.
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Norwalk Chronicler