"With to. teen.
N0, Milt—"Want."
‘ . "For Sale advertise-
Wins tire lines, one
‘ it”! time. We; Ill times.
.. . no can. 10c a this each
Harri and death notices.
M“ r at rates tor‘diaplayetl atl-
ww tarnished on application.
, . N RATES.—-By mail.
} “It.“ ' timid: One
three months, 31.25; six
'i. one year. 10.00. Deliv-
» .3130 their. to in acid
. r s :
lbfli‘o. 11 “Washington
. Nor lit.
0 Willa. 40 Wall
hm
always welcome in The
. 1; you know 0! any
, tor a lever by tele-
‘ , in. :hr hrtnying it to the
box for the convenience at
twlah to leave items ot news
~ matter will be tound at the
to..'i'he Sentinel otllce.
tattoos should in all cases
. to . _
thigh
at .. .
mm EVENING summon.
‘ - . gouth Norwnlk, Conn.
. cannot be guaranteed the
ill! copy to handed in. Every
hie effort will be made to ac-
insisted upon as a right unleas
.. 2 o'clock In the at-
betore‘the change
Ivcninz'ientinel has a circular
‘iliJlic Town, of Norwalk and its
,‘burhl’largcr. considerably. than the
. inbtned Circulation of the other two
i dailies. Our presl rec: is al-
ml open to advertisers andt isitora.
Telephone can:
Editorial rooms-:49? 2.
i ranch oilice-MH.
ginnture Almanac for Tomorrow.
'ImlBun note lilgh water how watt-i
iii) ‘ 5:37 ii:li uni 52ml pm
Dr. (Johann tor Mayor.
Last night, the Republicans nomina-
ted Dru-I. Milton (.‘ohurn for mayor
The doctor war. horn in 1953, at l’illi-
”ileid, N, H. Hiy’ nhtecstors were all of
sturdy New England stock. and St'vci‘nl
‘r 0! them Wormprominent in public lift»
1‘ His battle. on his father's sitlc,.IIwas onm
govnnor of Maine. and his mom was
d candidate "for governor or New
Hampshire. In 1874, the doctor g'odu
’ aictl ttom l'iblolr university and .~.i:.t.
that time has continuously prurilvu;
this prolormcu. Six years ago. to.- mm.
9-1 to this bit} anti has l)ct't).il.“ iiior
ougbly illliilll'tt‘ with our SIV'ttil
public it!" “i; is an ”(ill i¥‘--l¢..\' one
a thumb" ol leL Norwnllt Lt’ilt .tlult
'l'uc Republican party has clotmci lii’l.
it‘om illt' tirai, lll7tl he is a lion 1: .11.
In lisi' truncation. The doctor Is .'.
of tin. pi'trt'ii‘uc and
' .tbtiuy
viii?
am,
good; v.1. unit:
The Ih‘itlgtmxcm. which has. ltl'lt'.
'litvott it. declining lr'alih. alilictml will
a complication of diseasrs. is dc ad. at-
m a hopeless mint {or urn. rm: .ut-
iot'a obituary .ie t'ri't‘rshilu: iu ih
frankness. and is good rcatliut: for um
ltillttliri your-n urrur "Wt
have imitb- ilr- goal a pup r as pmihi i.
but hart ltcn hatiit-appttl tor )‘t'ttl'r in
incl. a! "Man“. W: lurc- tltlIlf‘ our law
and have no rutuplaiui to umkc. I-‘iv-
web» can ill" Ncus chuuawl tin to'h
that some might think It wot lioi Iii
but lhlhp. to glaiiywill state that ill.
illiflt lot-rt . it.l tin
m;.uy hundrt «1:. in ilvv \i‘-'I‘h.' and will)
that» away out; Yiiil~"iil‘i by,” Ill
chaotic h:.tl tun tomb tin-t.- rum. and
lint New “cub. be paying tltvblnudt.
now. \\'»
htiv-it'l capitol cnotazlt to tarry tb- ‘.
per to tilt till ~.-r-.- Iha! no» in a glut.“
ov \’:~'|t.i|)ci‘
.‘h-wa ch. u‘. m ..
'l‘l‘rt- i‘l‘.lll|:i' contra loo 2..th
i
80 “(Milli Ntii‘thlli ll Ill liriu'“ ||iiltt liiI
coining winter. I'uluv. i'rtutth-m |I.~.~ I
ry. of ibc Ho'ti‘u'rii I'ltirluud
lliilltie, who IA the tttw'ltnlllc-I Imoi oi
tho movezutut lI"lP. lliil‘ pluuty ol‘ ilttl
info that he to "mono to drop. our mi
Vit'o lit. 't oil t.‘ lite-t it. till- pallm
tiara ul ttlllcr kttlhu. Not-wall. Ilt‘t\|ill‘
luv: r tiitnblcd oyct' tat ll title 1' iii lie I
central as in meta putat- or polo.
.‘s' c w
l
|
The now rtl' laii- llcputy U redo
i‘ulltclo. l.«:t...t .‘i aloha L ml in in
tilll' (ll ill" liilltil“ IIli lit lI I'wtaib
nlttlt ttu noun. or thc ill) or :\..r
wulit. With t upon it... .wih t. .t or
helm at ill' ItII‘aHI-veu out. o mom
innitr 1.. ,' 'Ii‘i ‘atlm- rare l-‘r Mr »I
thc pculul law. .ll‘i' txlvluc ...I-l
ever, on Mr «button: of wlnuiuu :Itiliiii.“
all comers.
Who the tit-imam Vital to Nay.
It must hr that llr. Nam-y tluiitoru.
who uuutummi rally In thv preactzt‘
mine that she would color it llii‘ wrrc
minted. doeau'l. l‘t'iili illt' papcra. 'I'hrrc
isn't a more Wanted woman in the loud
fie dot-ma om
Ml Mind itcr. .
l ow
In Mr.-
_ his toot.
"Kiti".woultl have heart disqualified. V ,
Beautiful specimens. this pair. ".(Ienw; WHAT HM PEN!!!) To JONES.
tieman Jim" and the eleruyman'a non Jonea troubles.” presented at Hoyt'a
met as “I, toul‘hti would meet u"II'I‘beairu. last. nlxht. by tho company
only thing distinguishing them trout . headed by "m 0' Thuym’ ”we" "m
the Bowery product being their tcloth- Ionly a drawing attraction but a moat
ml. which. owing to the liberality ”releasing mm to "m 'm‘“ a"‘“""°“'
a generous public. was at the latout.
which was ornvulucd with laughter
fabric and out.—-Bridlonort Telecram. 1mm m" ”WW!“ to m“ and .0! W“:
- :moat amusing play. In no part could!
the actors have been more happily cant.
lit was tun all through undo! the clean-
Corbett: on Boxing.
The a ills whose aohn ' was
p it . Plum lest kind. This play dcherveo its pitta-
nontcnnl sum-(st. Mr. I‘ioyt hopes to
Itaioly shocked last year by tirelilat of i
one Fituimmoua has given his views in
. IInceure a return datc.‘. and it he ilOHl.
lhia theatre will not hold the prople
a very prominentuetvapeper on the aub-
.m. titanic '
9 incl with nliro rurt s
1 culture.
. scrt‘r, and they are the r'unu» now.
lost of. priaolluhtlnu. lite tone is as
that of an ancient l-lelleue commanding
the dignity and importance at the
Olympic games. Ir. Corbett promul-
uatoe the following: “It must beevi-
deatto every one that boxing. in the
highest sense of the word. ha» Women
sport that must be recognized by the
American public. The day of the prize-
tighte‘r. the man who pummeled his atl-
vorsary with his bare lists. has gone for-
ever. to his stead has sprung up a race
of athletes. quiet. geatlemanly, well
dressed men. who are welcome in any
company. although they earn their live-
lihood by their knowledge of tho art of
‘hit, atop and not away.’ From a sport
that was carried on only under cover it
hurt come to be one of the’ leading enter-
tainments and amusements at tho
timca."
It is quite fit that this mprosontativo
of tho fletio art should solve his own
vouity by pulling tho business which he
alternates with play outing on a means
of support. but one must he ollowad
gently to dissent from his conclusions.
In calling professional boxing tor money
one of the loading tutcrtainmonta of tho
timountl prizctlghtere “a race of ath-
letes. quiet, goutlcmuuly and well dress-
ed. Willcmlys in any company." he is
forcing the pace much more than he
was able to do with tho redonhted Aus-
tralian bruiser. Tho spectacle of a
modern primriltzht. whether it be called
a boxing entertainment or a bruising
thatch. smacks of tho rtuuoruiiianisnt as
of old. even though there ho a sprin—
klitur of the better classes in attendance.
Whatever removal of nirmr brutality
has been effected from the old coptli
tions of the prize rim: itasresultcd from
legal compulsion, responding loan lit-
dinnunt public spirit in tho community.
As for this ptmilist’s cecantrio notions
of “any company. " which must include
tho host. company, opinion, of coursc, is
a question of point of view. But it is
very questionable whether Mr. (.iorhctt
would be able to entertain "the iiatter-
tug unction" long \vcru ho able to put
it to the that. That the motlcrn bruiscr
in soutetimcs trcatu-tl with a kind cycu
of adulation by his superiors is true.
ilut it. is In the some kind ot‘ spirit with
which thouuclcnt Roman dandy puttt-tl
the brown of tlic gladiator on whom
ho expected to but his reittcrccs tho lit-.\l ;
day in the ultipilitlit'liicr and on whom
he llll'lit'tl down his thumb with scorn-
iul lutliilt-rcnco it tho poor wretch was
vanquished.
An inn-resting Indian race is describ-
ed in The Nut Iona] t Imaraphicul Maga-
zine for August. Tlitt radical dill'crt-tTI-crs
in tbouborigitml stock» iound on tho
North American continent urn vvcll il-
lustrated in tho habits of this tribe of
Limo woplo found in Arirouu lilill
lowrr Mexico. flotilla adjusted their
lit't'ri to the desert as cumplrtriy as the
llctlouias. they yct show an exceptional
stability of character ttuttll‘t-rtrd ltycotr
'l'liu l'upuum utt-
uvitiontly tlt‘st't'lltlritl. like lllt' hiuquis.
from a pcoplo oi rillwrltil' uhutinlual
manual skill and artiuriu titslo of their
illit't‘~ltll‘ti \thtwo rclirs round
IlltIIIItliri and the ruins of \vittmocon.
utrtictivo knowimlgo shown itt lIiIllt‘illll'lH |
and irrigation \rorlot indicate urcumvk
able at no. perhaps allied to the ttuclcm ,
'l‘ho curly Spanish rl‘i'ltl‘ti't
Tilllll‘ rut-c.
onto their tliuulliml ltmpitulily and re-
in North American ctimniory In tho «2.-
turu in the art» oi lite.
Nothing succeeds Like Succe
In still a true i
new m1 too
were experiencing great to» in all
ltintla of property."
The tires which are reported. cover
most at the northwest partner the state.
They are doing great damage to every
intbrent in that Htlt'iml. .
CAPTAIN WAHIlEIl ()VttltllOAltl).
. (Iiy Asstwiatcd Press.)
Port 'i'ownocntl. IWpelL, September
wf’l‘hc stoanteitip r‘arellon has arriv.
trout Lynn Cartel ports. bringiux aovv1
only pasm-ugcre from various sections"
of Southwestern Alaska. 0n Brill”!!-
hcr 2d the It‘aralluti picked up the wreco
ltrd actiooacr tapclla in ilcatorth chan-
nel anti towed her to .iialiu Della. The
thtpclla sailed from i-Icaillc September
I 'woight out-a must go.
www W«.-”»~.W‘WI W
. . a»... _ r— . . . .. I
Pail Jackets. . New Poll‘llloves.
. _ -.. ._._._.J .
"0 lllack lilaaonni 81.50 and 310 Our importation of Fall styles, in ‘
NORWALK. ladicn' Tritoututo aid amiooo former-
covcrt cloth jackets to clone, :5 each.
Our winter .lurltcts are here.
Want room for them. The "Bill
Iy (P. Ccntemcrii Kid (Iloves will be
ready tor your inspection Saturday.
All tho newest colorinas and embroid-
crlcs with clasps together with the
lowest prices will unite the display
very attractive.
c
Blankets.
«mm Real Kid Gloves.
Au immense stock. Juat to moire a
.ruu fluturda Wool u w sell two ca-
y y w ill I 200 pairs Iadlm' 4-buttIon. 2 clasp
W. one white and one gray, blankctit
'i‘luy Ivci rt'liiiii lunch of titr
iii "to
‘t’tt. \iul cervllttm: ihai inuntully mmml i.) a lv'lm t lo-- hurl.) Pilot“.
I that tin-y urn th-godict'uttn is without until“ a ~|wlxdty ut'ourtlptuvtl It. It'lltiti'lil, ulmh L.”mph.”mm”). “a”...
I doubt. iluool' tho utmi inicnwtuufl‘uctx In Which utt-l .lcit't‘li) It'l-ttiim" m- tin nulIv lit-t chm o. ii. at pm» to in“ a»
iwhe'wiil want to enjoy What Ilumwu-
rd to Julie». \
«wow
.26 tor Wrnngci and on September 20,
twin-a toe nlilca o ,(lapc it‘lattcry, a
’I'Hh‘ OC'I‘OILOQNS. Iheavy sale was one untorctl. 'l‘hc lit-
' ‘ ' " tchca were
“to “I." “0w," ot the. scone it ill stboouet ilI boats and as
g y n 1 carried away and t‘aptain Jones Nor—
tho onittsontent line Is John W. lsham‘s . land was washed overboard and drown-
(lctot'ooua company, which will uppear‘uy II. ”pm a unnor, was struck by a
at liayt'tt 'I‘hcatre, next Saturday uitcr- boom and had several
ttoon and owning. giving the llit.iiill'i.‘- (WNW ”l" ““l‘m’mr w“ ”MW! "1' "m
going public something nrw to enjoy.
.\lr. lsham has cancelled all. uutcriorI
and 5 hook in ltcds. Teas, Modcs and
Whites. with tiiar-h and sell embroid-
crrti Imclts, regular price $1.25. but for
Saturday opcriiutt price per pair, Si.
I20 llflil‘ii :l—clttsp 'l'rclouase. lilac-It Kid
glows, l‘cgiilfll’ price “.95. for this sale,
at ~iic each. Limitwi two pair to can-
iomer.
sift" Illonltets ".25.
2.25 lilankcis ”.75.
:t..'.u Illanltcta $2.75.
Our ruin anus
ribs brokcu. - “.50.
it Illaukrts $3.25.
was in a water-loaned condition and all 87.30 all wool illankets. $5.25. - .
:tltc anpplieaI aboard Were smiled. Are “0“ on sale. Tailor-Made Suits.
ideas and rrpltict‘tl them with up»to-l
date aprdaitlcs anti bin arts and ouiyl
I
oiit'll as will be found in his ()etarooul
company. which is composcd or llrat-l
rlnrr. artlsis and singers. In with the!
Ittu and luuiEhter, will be interwoven?
songs anti dam-cs which lit in no nirclyt
as to belong thurr by right. There ie.
nothing to attend the most fastitlious.Il
as Mr. lsham ls aiming to connect his}
more with only what is good. ihutI
whether In the present or future. his1
name will stump an attraction as out"
i
of the desirable. attractions running a.
EMERTMIIENTS.
Hoyt's Theatre.
Saturday, Oct. 1.
Matinee, 25m p. to.
JOHN W. [SHAM'S
Royal ltittrttpcau-AIucrIcan
Octoroons.
l
l
I
bid for public patrmmac. Matlurv pri-l I
res.'ltl and 25 ccuts: cvenint'. lll’it'cs, 23.l l’ri'm'l'illli! It“ "TWIN” Musical MW"
at, no cents. I "
we.--“ I A Tenderiom Coon.
FIRES BEYIOND IOOhTROIL I26 COLORED ARTISTS
People in Colorado Said to be Flotaiua humming
I Hi txti 4.
IHNI'i‘H.
Hl‘lit'l \i.lil'L‘-I.
Ill and .'.'. t'.-ui
3". Irinllll .‘ttil‘
i't r the'r Livos I
(lly Associated Pct-art.) l
ltluho Springs. (lulu Siplcitlltll‘ 29w— PRlCES
It‘orcs’ iltca burning: on the trust ship
N E
. .\luiioniI
. Nigitl.
Stalls-t on rtnlr :il l'ifllfilt‘ll'.‘ :iittl W-‘t-tl't-
drug riort-s.
l‘.
of the divide are beyond cunll‘ol. :liltl‘
people are said to he llceiug inr their .
ll strict of Noruuik, 5.4.. l'roluilt
'i“t'.urt, Scpitml‘vtr L’lsl. .L it. Ioiih'.
I-leatc or Sarah A. ’l'l‘imupt-ou. Int.-
. of Norhalh, ill said titwtt'lcl. ili"'iil‘witil.
lllltnl 'l'itt- i‘uzm oi l’roiutiu for the Illstri
‘ oi .\‘ut'ualk. built ltbltml and olioue‘
~lx months Itqu ttt- date berm! It i
the l‘I‘iillitil"~' of mill l'l:lute to cthinti
llIcTr claims {or «climttcut. 'I‘Imm tulip
oral-r: io pic-at thvl'. a ‘muuis. prop-
rrly :tiiculel. \ilildu aid i‘nuc, will lu'
ulcharrml .l ttwmcl‘y. All persons lit-
tlt‘l‘lit‘ll It) :‘uid Ian I- iil't' l‘t‘dtit‘mtul It'
llliih‘t' immediate uayuo-nt io
iiiHVMUJfi (i. WILKINSON.
.llt‘r. \l’ht'tlur auv lili\i' perished Is
no: known.
The damage will llc il‘l’llt'ililillln‘. 'l‘ltv
timber lcsre» amount to
moncy considerations. 'I‘Ium tor-wt
the he'ttlu'utew of mountain
sitetnu. \vltcru th‘ ~uuws are ”untold
for many months.
more
t‘lH'il'
From curb morn-I
ihc strtauis have lit-cu lao-pi i‘.il'i’)illl: 3
volume of unicr .«tulllclcnt to imitate
intuit of thc land: of tlxc r-lliit‘ or lily-
ide.
'l‘hcrt' slums to he a stalled opinion}
I»;
. "t'l'
among the l'illlt'ili’r.‘lllill thi‘ forest lli‘t ..; I "‘ 319 "l .‘ Atlnlittisiritiilr.
\\‘i'I-' t-lil’.("l by iltc I’.- iutiiaus u'lth.
tunlic‘otr- iiii~pl. 'l'ltt‘y ~i.\ tllu- {town iii-”Tl" of N""‘“‘“- “*w ”“h-‘l’
lilo cfertmcut of thc Indians and Hair "“"l‘v S'W‘li'ml‘ 3“". W"-
rt-turn to the 11m nation ltmrc than .1 \vlli’i'dm mat in application list.-
your .lgnI l..\.-m.~:.~ ”f thciz‘ Kliillfllllt'l' u: been madl- to Ill , mutt for .i.ltqul-Ir;i-
Llflllli‘, made them bittcr amino tht- lion of tl‘w wing or rill/u .\ wait» i
Wltitc-, ’l‘l.ey art now pliiviig etc-u lfllc ol .\‘oru'alk. will ili‘ilit‘l. dw-
1 :hc iti‘il‘l‘f" think. and "ti tho *lHI I‘filr’td . r
Iiint' driving «on of tl.t- nauw mm tlr.l.l..l. 'i“t.t‘ $.th :éllllllt‘i'JHl be
E I':.th. “llt‘l‘i lhty can lruu: animal inn ilt'JIl‘l .umi tllli‘ll..iit'tl at the l't'oblla
.llilltl' iii xilriljilt‘jill llli‘ .‘llh‘tldi‘ til
i) tniwr. Isity .Ii ‘3 tux-Inch ultutttoou:
int: ililtit‘~it~ti In mine wartittu
lll‘:.l'I\' (Izom, our of the run. llt‘l'i. ar~
tlvnl lil'It‘ toluv ttotu tltc burnout
vouutry. ill-said?
”The (lure range is on lire for more
than It!“ llilllir. The row ll.i\t' ln't‘ll
iurnlrn ziurc {.1‘ :i-Illtl.illl‘ out] for
in all pic-mm ”turmoil ilit‘l'i‘lll
pubb him; tlu iu
ll.\lli'. a clrrula'i vu Ill “illll dmrct. at
lr.t.~'i live days l» {on .«ahl day of hear»
it)
PM“?
the Ilflnl ltw “wt-It». Izm- litt‘li .t-ttlua “lit.
thl'st‘. I-‘ircs :Ii‘t‘ ttlm H...” Ill tlmntl .\5.\ ll. WllilllWAlill,
i‘lu run It i» 9'43“ "”‘m'
county, ucztr Iircuuulin
.....-..
\vt-z “dob-(With; A
NEW JEWELRY STORE
.\l to. \VIi‘liliillNH rim-ti. riniilli .‘s'oru wilt.
THURSDRY EVENING. SEPTEMBER I6.
It uill [wt-Iii' put-pum- town but lbw «int'voo the ~:utu~ low and in tin
.umo lil-t'ttil umum-r liHlilIi ltlllti -~tur-- and utth u l‘iiol l'Jv. Shah and pull--
.‘l~ but :I‘ p «ii-Ir, lit"l|t.ilt iin- ltiu-ml Iuttrtuutgc ui lln- public.
vumltlititt 'Iliii'lt of
Diamonds. Watches. Clocks. Cut Glass.
Wt
l‘ I Ull‘l-lt‘lll \\ llll “Will \ttirl.'ii i‘. ‘lllli‘ \"II will“ I”) lll\ Iii‘ you" In Ill-p111 tan
J. S. SPENCER It CO.
i itiittttt-ooi rtuluutty lliutlt'titiriln'u whottto now ~lnrtv.
l ducath at» from a notable tit-art-o of cab l
l
l tillut
85
Hill forceful udue'c. ilur btt.-y store and cwv iiit'l‘t'tiellli.’
business attests how well we have succeeded. by uil'llit; the [tropic iii
this viciuit
l, the best vulttc they cvcr not for their ilitmt-Iy.
ilm- numb
are all (res I and of the best quality. but We would t'rlpci'ltill)’ call your
attention to our Slain Butter; it‘s par excellence.
And .\|
“octet-"Rob
Jones: Sttpcriattvc or l’illsbury‘s best Flo il‘. . .. . ...... . . . . . . . . . 432.- lm; 3m) hbl.
n ”or i‘illllitlifi blunt liutter....-......................... ........,....2:i..u pound.
‘ i'tllttlt-lilod Milk ............................... ...........lle can l " li.. tm .v il. ii. it. liliii ......... .. ................. :‘li'
HWM Clover Milli, l lb can" .......... . ............7c l l.ll.. i‘vl It \icti ...................... . ................. 23c
(‘oruiitueh Ilbpuchp................ ........ he i‘ In limpet-nu i'leo- ................................ . ..... aha
, New .lwy 'I‘otuato.......... ....... . .................. lo can bulb-y .‘r'uc-i ibuuimw, ............................ I lie pct-it
thitfliiatlherrha. Iiim.........;..,....,., .......... the Nail“! l'nlu'm'n ................... . ..........7rw iaa-hcl
vi t'illlil Hwoci i‘orn ...... . ............... ....... :5 . ii ib- \llwd l'otuLv ................................... ......'.lhu
Iii onltc- Laundry Hoop ............. . ........... ....‘.‘,'ui \ lwws “Hollow .............................................. 25c
N cakes Actu- Hoop. ...... {tic :ill‘ but iilms Hiurcb ............................ ........... tau
Hither (it'ucc 'it'tl Iduually as i‘iu-ap.
c» anti Saucer with GM Want e’t Quilts.
FREE DELIVERY.
The P. J. L‘ynch (30.,
Branch No.
i
i
up». Wuj'
all Washington strut. loath Norwatlt. DONOVAN IUILDiNO.
4
gm
.llltl that publr- Ilull~"‘ tht rm.” in mm I.
ll tzca pun :‘
We \s III t :tl'lt a
2:5 Suits in Navy, gram and black,
810. .
lo Salts of last spring's make that
were ii!» We. will close out at 87.50 each
All, by altering the sleeves, you have
an up-to-date still at hall price. The
skirts are all platted backs and are
You are invitmi to inspect thrtn.
They are all tailored gaqncnts made
for us cxritmivcly. All the cuts show
th y arc made bothystyles, high collar
and Hour collar; both correct. Damp
climates lll;c ourn the high collar Is
our stock as usual will be the
Counterpnn'cs.
A great. variety in Marseilles quilts.
to- 981'. it. and 31.50.
.
£5
best.
Comicrtnbles. iaracst in Connecticut. worth the price you pay for the suits.
('oliiitll'ltlillcs, 75.x. lih‘c 31.25 and 31.50 In Our Comer Show WindowI
A (i illiA'i‘ EVENT.
It‘all Wrappers 75c and 98c.
We have at con-*uIt-tfiblo expense se-
rumi {or one with, commencing Mon-
day, Scpt. 26,
Domestics.
”(01". MAX STEIN,
of N. Y.
FREE.
.\ lilo siz~ (‘raIvon Portrait from any
photo will hr gii't‘li Free to cvcry pur-
t’llllit'l‘ of goods :uuoitniing in $1 or
more, providing you buy one of the ele-
ment llit‘lllrl‘ lrillii'r. in white. enamel,
will and carv-tl oak. which we will of-
l‘lllow cascs lino muslin 2 for 25c. .
Largo slim-is. 39c.
i-‘i’tmc. rant}.
ilnc (use at hcnvy ilrovvn shcctlntt
31‘.
lluc case of very firm .\luullu the hr
New Dress Goods.
fur-loch ilnc Ilroadriotha in all colors,
cloth for
kind for :1 Hill Saturday. tic.
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(luv i'liri oi doth Outing remnants.
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lthr Kc kind for he.
the t‘OI‘I'rt‘l tailor gowns
.- 'I'bicc vvtilzitis. 7.3x. $1. $1.25. Ilrap‘tl‘-
(‘ir co'uluul Irulu' unite. a line lli"1!' ”I" during thc ““1”,”qu at $1.69, “39
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()ur unit Ml! or \Huttr Iu-ltrotnr int: n’llli. Ihrcc “Hull”. he, ‘1 .tini In" 5 t
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“'1” ho continued this Wct‘k. \ou ncv- $13.11, All new coioriuas. irillusill‘ at: in (o nos to us highly
, -_ . . . a» rave S’t‘l his
er sow heavy uutlcrtvcar at such low i'UI‘ilHYu i" 3i” ””0”- and l'l‘li'li' Nii- lrtonmumlul MM. ' l . t l
, work and are satisfied it Will please
i .\‘ilit and Wool plaids, 77w.
Stilt and Wool lit-p plaids. Iii-inches
\\‘itit>_
prices.
you.
IBoston Store
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Filly pi crs tam-y and chm-it outings.
Boston" Store
all u: I". not:
iliiltlrrn‘s :s'tltool Suitinns Ifllgc. lu!‘
“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.
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At Seymour’s Store,
' ' ' An Endless Chain of Satisfied Customers.
I We invite yoili‘ sltt‘t'liil attention to “Heyntour's” iiilt Edge liraud of Fancy
|l"uil i'rtutm i'hccsc; buy it once and you will go out of your way to get it again; it
{is pure and rich. 'l'bcrc i~ :t \iitlt‘lli‘~< in i)l'.\i.i'i'\' like the widcum‘ of the sca.
We arc purvcyotx of pure good-t to the people, and supply them with everything the
‘llt‘sl the market :ti'i'ords. llur l ‘oll'ct-s! We speak of these delicious minds), as we
know they cannot be duplicated in town. Fancy liilt l'Idttc i‘rcumcry illtttcr2t3c lb;
cit-until. New i‘lcuucd i‘urruuts. Fancy Seeded Raisins. New Fins. New Cape
i‘od i‘ranbcrrics. Imported Sn i<s i‘hccse. Niagara and (‘oucurd iirztpcs. .\Itnt
.icutimu‘s I‘aucukc li‘iuur. iiu|~tuu licuith i‘luh Breakfast Food. i‘olorudo .\lusk
.\lclous. Fine t‘oicry. New i‘muh lloucy. iioidcn lint: Noodles. .\'cw Maple
Syrup. iii-outer i‘ocou. ' New .\iuple Sugar. Fresh iiurdcu Vegetables cvct'y
tuorutun.
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:iii West \\'usbinutou St” l'io. .\‘orwulk.
Bet Your Money‘s \Dcr’th.
: and you always do when you buy here. Just now we are giving special value in
MandSPlourat.................$4.76bbl.t60c bu.
Jooea’ or Plilabury'a Flour. . . . $4.90 “ 62c “
Maud S Flour is acktmwlcdacd to be the finest iiour made. havin stem] the
test of 'l‘wcuiy Years on the tuurket. with ever increasing popularity. Jz'e are able
,to name this low price because of contracts tuutlc previous to the late advance, and
’woultl udviw you to put in your winter supply new. time securing Old Wheat
Flour. which is so desirable.
'l'clcphouc cull Ito‘s:
l‘lxtra Fancy Sweet Potatoes. lhc peck.
Very liest itiluiu (‘rcamcry littttcr. 23c lb. .
Very lieut Mocha and Java (iuiiee. title lb.
Solid packed Jersey Tomatoes, 7c per cart.
10 lbs. Rolled iluts tor 25c.
tlood Family Flour. 55 cents per bag.
NEW YORK GROCERY, '
com-o nonwacx. coon.
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