e, Iydwpgwisem
'l' mu MTlliB. -"Wsnt. "
J Ills advertise-
was five lines, one
three times. 500: six time».
ins notices. lilo s line each
, Montage and death notices.
isle 9mm tot- comma III.
on application.
llA’i’liBui—By mu,
‘ tau priuid: One
month»! $1.25: slx
”Mit- me year. ”.00. Deliv-
I ,mbofl. 130 s week. to be paid
DFflCiii—No. 9'! Washington
, til onto
.QFFiCTd-Tfio. 49 Wait
moneys volcano in The
, em. if you know of any
'7” will oonfer a favor by tele-
I finding or bringing it to the
, box for the convenience of
he. sh to leave items oi news
in ttli' will he found at the
~ to""i‘he Sentinel ofiice.
iiittnlosuons “Will” in all cases
‘ tossed to
‘. Tits: EVENING summon.
nth Norwalk, Conn.
~ cannot be guaranteed the
tiny copy is handed in. Ivory
noble allot-t will be made to so-
matte patrons, but changes can-
‘bs insisted upon us a right unless
is sent in by 2 o'clock in the ef-
ol the day before the change
. t
all)i
numb- isrger. considerably. than the
tn‘the Tofu
loo-l dailies.
Telephone Calls:
Main nillce—imi.
. lttiiwrlul room ~922.
‘ .’ limitoh oflice
,, ljlnlatltre Almanac for Tomorrow.
i’ttiili l‘.: Iii pill 7:iii |lll|
Important. lIocnl Movement.
A call has‘b’t‘etl issued by a nliililll'i'
, olwtlie most promlnoul i‘itlZPllfl of Nor-
walk and South Norwalk for a public
rooms on Wednesday cloning, ()Itoiur
. 6th, to take steps to otgauizo li Histor-
icai and Memorial Library association.
and presnervatiou of llll-tttii‘lt'tll
or." Tits letter is mm as lotions: 7
Omaha. Net... Bout. 18, tent,
The Hon. iii. J. Hill: ‘
My Delu- Blr: Whether my valued
friend ilr .Georxo ill. Loansbury would
wish me to express all i feel and know
of him as s man in awry consistent
and generous benefactor in a most mo-
dest and unostentstll‘tus tray, 1 greatly
question. He has ltldt'il me in the mis-
sionnry work of this diocese rexultlriy
year by year, since i became the bishop
of Nebraska. Ll‘he simplicity. direct-
ness and honesty of the man make
their own appeal to yotl, the more you
know him; and im titre to know him
well is ttt lose him well. He deserves
the honortt of his fellow men as i dottbt
not will receive at the last the com-
mendation, "Well done, good and faith-
ttti servant" and that is the htahettt
honor lltlavoti can diva. Sincerely
yours,
0. WOit'l‘HlNG'l‘ON.
__.__.___._.,_.
What the Bottoms-ti II‘ltttl in tiny.
Bishop Potter strikes a hard blow at
another popular notion. He considers
oxtcnlporhneons prom-hing in the pui-
pits one of the vicou of our time, and
he rates tllo average extompuranoous
soMon as nothing more titan tho rude
“Ill‘nitndorings of a sophomorlc mind. of-
ten tltillt‘VQI'l‘il ill vulgar and ungram-
Inlltical idtlgiiuh. "t' thoroioro tw-
rtoot-hora bin hrtthron to write ottt at
trout ouII sermon a w.;ok, nn‘ prtIatItI
Itomothiug worth lietrulng to. All tho
s,tlmo tilt-re arr ll grout many poople
who like to how tll tr prnaI-ltor pr-atb
“Willi: MUM) lid! is eircula—jnn the inspiration ol' the moment. »I
0" “Mink and its illusion Herald.
MUD“! Circulation of the other two i If (.‘ultmol ilooaovolt (no in ad lilt‘ ill--
0iil' We“ mom ll 3" ' ;-publittln forum of Now \IIIit at: No ;II
. open to advertisers and visitorsif rillqt'ultsiully' as... “Fwy,“ ”w llounll
gluon-II iii. In
i‘li’ilf'Y, in tho itit‘t'I ni
iiipaniltll i‘lro, wo HPI‘ tho iluisb of ill.»
:omontnl. itl tllo guiwrnntrlttl
WII hatt‘ faiIII
l'liI'I‘
nough in Ifltltltrlttltt
ipooplo to hIIt.IIvII thIII' appl'II'lIttII out
i
l
l
.t.» rlisctt Bun sets High wator Low water who [”1 his ml” 1" “W”, ‘h
aruI . and
will tIlIIrt him goIrlIor of New Yor.k
lilitltgonurt TtIlIgranI.
Journalist and l‘:\‘:ll1i.'t‘ll.~'i W il
Spoor is ”to happt falhtr of .I no» i: -
lilo SpIarmnlIIrII ”ho a t‘npiIt' s .ll'ltM
wanting to be hold at tho (‘etltrai Iinh I
as it \I'III't'--tItIIl ho is it wiring thus col:-
gratuiationst of his lIrotlIol-n of tho oral
—--|It)tll crafts. it is Info to [li'tl,’:ii()~'ll-
. onto that tho new arrival “‘1” hour in
The object in tho trail is the I'IIliIII-tion 1
l'l‘lli'H I
and documents pIII-taitdug to ”W ('Illo- i
ninl anti Revolutionary pI-rloIiIt in our
liltitory. WII lii'Oriiinll‘ that th.» I-ollIII-
'tion. tIIII‘II,I :IlarII'Ii would IIIIIIII'III-o
inlei'rrl't'ltué nleIiI-llt ropi'ost-lltiuu ”to la-
.Slll‘i'lillly li i'lllllii‘l‘ll‘ll
any
tor periods. and
with tho war of iniL'. tho MIIinIau “JV
and tho civil war or titular). in this
object tho signers of the call should
hurt: the artil'erllpth of own rill~
ZID. it lb
that Wllllt'rlill‘t‘ iht- poslpIIIIIIliIIInl Ill till-I
worthy oliuri Vli‘tlilri to dol‘oat or lllllltiil'
its snot-Isa. iluutlrIIlII if not thousand-s
oi Vlilllliilit' I'lw'ltltl IIIIIl l‘ttill'n luIII- It‘-
i‘Illtly bIIIIll ltImtn. d from lillu l.II. II a. d
the lyt‘i of pro!“ .«iouai t'illlit‘ililrt in
otlII-r ltlillitl iil'll tIIgI-Iiy tquI-d uou nu
orrtnlu individual tl'IIIIIuI‘IIs win’fiu a.
litili tiWiiIIl in l'i' and It: soon .l,‘ illiimln
tltuity ofiore will lilliip tiit‘lu up from
A
hetero tIlii' litiZi‘. ’i‘lII-ro Im- .I-tttt‘ s of
intvrestlliu luotuorlul.4 of liit' pm
whirl) it ill brilt~I"I'I IIIIIIld lii‘ III'IIuI'IIIi
‘A‘rll'i‘ III-Illll
Ill ii_\
, for It Iotatl Iivptuttory il' ono
to l't't'i'ltI' lliili pro.- t'\'II IiII-Iu,
rudIInmIrtI their I-othiuaIIuII
mutt. 'i'tIiquWltt tIIuIttJIIIIIIIIIyIIId
that! to II'IIIII Iititcou powwlutt u
epatlt Ill tuhliI leIi-. and III- an art-
silrril that out iuIilI-II nt-I- triiililioltilttt‘
about it air all.» it into hm a prom ulIIIl
alt unpropor Mliilitt‘l for tho tirilt'I- illlir
port.oi thr- Nltt'walk I'llillilll'l" oi tlII-
litlltnlItIrII ill lhII I‘liil'l‘ll'dii "l\'lilll'
lion: and no do not point. that In
hilt-ll patrlntlo IudI .l\‘tll tln- llll‘llllli‘l‘d at
the lions Ill tho Aliit'l‘it‘dil ilIII-Idullou
Will llt‘ lilflfllil‘im. it is "it Work. little
"It. at all itilillttiir I-ulm-tm III liilili
stutrt. lillti uiIIIulII l‘i'l'l‘Wl‘ the support
likewitto hi all our IIIlulIimI-lutt Iowa;
liltl Villilli'li 'ilu» olpurttltliiy to tll'»
quire \‘IllliIIlIII- pttIuImIIIIiIuIII mull It d
with tho pttIIl illsitil‘_\' III on. loan and
stnlt- will tlill’I‘l," patio any illiitm it Is
prttlutlly .IIIItIIi upon
The lilt"liiiu IIIIIIIIIII III II II Illit ad. .t
and lilo IIidIIIII
tulppnrt at tho
ltsltllttntl
in nor
had III- ”to lililiiiMlIlI‘lll'
ttltnlu luwll and III-lull
“inn”... M I ..
”I“ it"l’ "I?“ lit' litt't'rmt
lit iris spo. l’li M. tbt‘ ltopIIlIlIIuII I I:i-
Ifllion no line in New ilsIIII. 'i'ilma—
ti” Iiil'rhnott, (‘ltit'iliillltllii ii. i. illll.
ll lltttttulil. new tut IIII-ldtut at IIIIIIIa
in Lilith-limit with it ho hull bound by
humming to m«- I III. yprI; ti lilill'lll
it! llobrtlrltll IIIIII- lrttt‘t'lliill to fill
World‘s t‘olr it not that rmm liil‘
“it" Mr. IIIIttdsluiry tins found to ItlI
up the mummy try his health, lu- SIII
tltlppmteti tram ills own lnooulII tl proxy
tit writ in it. it ska missions. lItI not
L. I truer trout tits- htshop and MN“
m the statement: "i would rathur
3,11 .‘ : it
room a "prodigal tiauglIlIII'.” It‘s I'!
hoy.»—-St~w llavIIlI News.
WI-stpurt isn‘t as large nor tut pro-
lI'IItlous a burg ll“ liridnvpolt, but It
IIIIItut-o in :IlII-ad of its. llt‘lLlllill'. NI-IU
\i'ulk. in tho ("Iliiii‘ Il'I‘In fI r lllil" a.-
..t "ttllll'IlIIr lII_I'~tIr,I” ltztIIIlIt but :.I ll
.«IIlf I-IlIlI-Ilt that our) )‘I at"
in Iii l~’.tililI-|Il l'illllll}' lhII JI.I|III|,<lI' it‘ll
ho iI-.-~IItlId. Now liurou Noun
POPULAR AMUSEMENTB
’I‘lil-J t)t"l't)lltltl.\:<.
.ittilli \\'.
ltl‘lt'lillillll in u luau so young. Iii-wt»
lIlIIl iil.Il lll.II
lilit‘ “iii‘i'l I'ltil‘l'
inborn, \IIlh .I tusltlatt-I'IIIl
\lll'l'lt’ ill:I. i-ItIuilIrtqu u
drIII' llti mild or rat--
llllllliil‘lll is ('illll‘l'l‘lilii. IlilIl l.l.~i Inn-III.
IItIIiIIIIIIItl and iatltIslll-Ii :I lIInlI IIIII.
,.|'I“~l~ “‘III ill ill tlI'
Iii‘vli |.li'i‘. ills Mill“ - traI [lilt'llIlllilli
:Il. irl‘i‘tilll‘l' ho had IIIIIIlII ill» .1
man thing tillKlllili :ltIIi illPl-l‘iIlBl" in II-
iluI-. Title II .itlllll iiit' paIdlI iIIIIIII.
I\‘ii,‘Il to III-rt iron! .\ir lt-illlll .iilIi ii
to :~I_i' tirlt bl: .IIltl.l-ilI.tH
.‘II'I rtillli‘ III tiu- {I-w Wlill'il .ttII ll‘IIuI
:i :I myltat lluIII' VI'II Mallagrr lluit
ha. olt‘lll‘Itl .lIdIu W i‘liilli'I It IIIIIIIIIII»
cur il'Iin Illiillilltlli and t'\l'||lll|I." ItlltIII
I! l- l.llll'l' than plttltItlllI lll’ill lilo laru
illltllliltlitl will .Itlltlrs liiilultiiiiiutlli II.
wing iiilll for Illilli'l‘lllliil. .:I.l III' I
illlllli'ili llII tlIloloIItlu t'.tll't III- in I‘
.\l.ltilt"I ”Hull, III and :'.'. II~IIt.~I. t\l‘ll
:h ‘if for t't'lllll
.‘llisiIT i ll .ii. I ll. ltStiV
l'ulIIlalIlIIl ii\ unit: om :IIII Iii ‘u'
lliliii‘ Mr, .lI‘IiI l'ttlll in tip l'tt‘.
‘l'h. ll! . llllli|1I,I.lll tram. It
II it‘- "it“ ili'lllilltl)‘ IIIttlIIIi
that thII lll‘li‘t‘r ltu' iii" iTt‘ .It Ilat' I.i
ill iII' M‘Ili .ii Illt‘ i'lt'it i'il\
Ii. ml. I 7_ ill ‘I'lII- lll\.Ii- Will in-
ti
IIIIIIIIty. whom
I-. i||| ill-r:-
I
IIlsI. .
.: It's
t‘m
ItIlII r 7.
"Hull II
I-Itilll,
itlarl l K
Coeh' s Whale
of this stirsetlon int till
"#01300” it till
. rest-it of all his patrons to see this no-
rivalled production. Solo 0! seats on-
ens Tuesday.
108mm BIMPKINB.
Joubua Bimpkins, it story of farm
life. will be seen at iioyt's on Thurs-
day evening, October I it is saldtto
abound in novel matures, wonderlul
mechanical clients. excellent singing
and dancing and plenty oi refitted.
wholesome full. and brings to light in
the third act a reel saw mill in full
opertioll, whiIIh iii IIltIlmoIi to ho tho
ttroatost realistic atnfio tIficct over pro-
\lllCEll.
.._—
Queen Victoria's private apartments
prtsrntinz incidents in hor domestic
life since the time of ltnr marriage.
Remem her
the tiny. llllil' and ”W hour of
Hill opening of
ii. Grilled lilutli's Academies of Dane-
ing lliitl Department.
t'luss for Yiiilllfi Isttlios, Mines and Milhll‘lb
at, [awkwmltl'n ltli. Nttl'wltlit. ttli FIllit\\"
(it-tulwr'itil. at l I. m.
Arinn llltll Nlill'lii Nutrwuik. Wcultllutdny Ito.
tttltot' l'ltil. III 'I n'I be it.
All ItlIIIItI- .IirI-tulutolttvptrirt i In tho Wm”!
and tho lntIIII uwioly IittIIIIIu IIlI- lutlted ltu
jttlti.
I irottlttrs to ho lmti tlt tilt-lIdIIlIitut' n. Nor-
Wnllt, and it. A. l‘ltllnlmi's. South Norwailt.
W. till. lillill'l‘ NlIIWlI‘l.i..
Mtt- lo I It! lillllt illl.
A ult lilitl‘l" or ”I“ .‘\"it l'l-iill Mott.- t; It l'rn-
rI-IIIIIIIII' ihttultlg. New Yttrh ( iiy. III llil
Dividend Notice.
’i‘llo FalIflold (‘ottllty Savings ilank.
Norwnlk. Conn. Soplombdt‘ 21!, Milli,
,\t It mot-tint: of iiit" Ilii't-rtors of Tito
Vltli'lltlltl l‘outtty Savings linuk hold
this tlfiy a IllviIlIIttd at tho rate of four
(1) nor (‘I‘liL por annunl was ItoIItaltId
to depositors from thI otrnliuzs oi lili‘
thanks and paid on and tiiitlt‘ tlI-Iohor
ttlth, infill.
Vit‘i‘ttil S. Sl-Ilddct‘ix'.
Si‘l‘i'l’l‘iil'," and Th matron
NOTICE
Annual Town Meeting
'i‘lIII inhabitants. laurul IIItIII» oi lill'
Town of .\'I>,II\*Il|lt. arII lII>rIIlII littillll‘ll
It‘ll; 2w
jaud Will'llWi that tlu- annual ‘t‘IIIIII
‘ .\iH' lug Itl‘ said 'l'unfu will hr in“ llll
tho first Monday or Urin’tor, WM. for
Ill” {Illnwlluz ptIlpIt-II. to tilt: 'l‘I-
ll'lti'i lt)‘ lil|lllii till til' ”i“ Ttiii'il illllt‘t'i‘
t'X.'i'lli lltnm lII' law [ll'tH'itllii to i..- 'Ip.
I-IIiIIII-Il li\ lill‘ SI-lI-I-IIIIIIII. '
Til" itnllw \t' ll l-II II;I-l fur *‘li'l leI'»
:pm:- from H II'IIl Ih ill ilIII llll't‘llth‘ill iii!
ill] .3 II'I lv-Iit in tho .lrlt‘l'liiiriil at tlIII tul-
‘ltm'iiii: til:lI'II~ itI \i‘il: .\l tllr IIlII TIMI,”
lIIIII:~~- It”. illl' ll; 1 \'tlill|l'. ll It'll", Ill
illl‘ l'ultlItII lino» iltlllII' III i"l.liilvllli
~~tI'IIII, SI-Ilih .\'IIl'\Ialll. 'l'-Ir lll' II'lii
\iililli! IliIIII‘lIIl, and at tho Villllii't'i’l‘
HI ‘t' lloum- LII l':.|‘i :II'IIIIIIII, lid»! XII:—
u-ailz. for tho third Iotint'. Ii.“ ii i
llItI-Il :It NIIIItall. lhII L'Tlhuhy
H'tIIlto lulu I. NW,
lI‘It.\.\'l\' ll liliillilld.
lIIl‘lilltlll 'l’iiIHllb‘.
ilr
are hunt: with a write“ ptllntlntte to»
EVIIIIiug (‘lilHt or l min II no I tltI IIIlI- IIII It all
i
I
I
spools! pianist-e
, Hawaii». lists been
broken up into rot-led forms by the
hand of tnsn.
Sole Agents for Butterlck’s Patterns
for Nat-walk. Iouth Nos-walk
and Vicinity.
EITERTAIIIEITTS
Hoyt’a Theatre.
Saturday, Oct.
Matinee, 2:30 p. iii.
JOHN W. [SHAM'B
ltoyul i'iuropotltpAtut-rltoltl
l.
Octoroon’s.
Pool-touting ntl or!glttnl Mueloul ”it”:
A Tenderloin Coon.
25 COLORED ARTISTS ,
introdurltut
"IINEW Him
H)i":1ill'l\i.1ll~lfl.
PRICE 1 Will?"
ill ttliti LL'Il I‘Tllh'
Hoots tIII snlevut )tluistI-Il'p Mill “1....”
2.3. It: anl in i 'IItIt-I.
drug: Moron. I
Hoyt's Theatre,
tlItt- Night.
THURSDAY. OCT 6th.
MOST ALL Fl \.
’l he (beat l’tnItIIrul (‘oitlt-Ily,
JoshuaSimpkins
I HptII-llll soonery tttIIi IIIIII-Ilullloal IIii'I-I-tII.
"N months oudiug SIIptI-tnhor limit,
limit. ‘
'l‘ho' IIanIII will lli‘ tItItIIrIId on pawn
'l‘llitll.l.l.\'ti SAWMILL SCI-ENE.
Mtinlt'.
)ltlll'iiliz.
A iI'tIrlIItII:I Url'lit‘flirit.
lilalntitl '
tlrttIII-ttll
liIItt.
‘Zl
lde-I-llotlt Singing ,
l'p-in-Ilutu Hill. l’llil-'
l
Hours of Solid Amusement:
WalrlI for tho grout IIIIIuI-Iltly [‘lll'llllt'. I
ZuBANDSuZ.
lilt‘ l’tlltny lt‘ttt‘ltlrl‘ liatnl.
l’riI-I. 21.3, 35, into. nuts on “iii" Ill
l'lltIIlIIIl‘a tillIi Wow! I. that: ntIIrIIs.
Grand
' iCentral
, Market a...”
\\ II~IEI “nil" :Illl lZI illll
i‘I ill-’i II III
Fish. Oystera.
Clan‘s
Escnllops,
Lohtv'tcrs.
Soft Shell Crabs.
Little Neck Clams
and Oysters
“II'II-ltilllillll li..I ".Il
lllllIIII"I' I i' 1' HM .‘zti‘IiIIIIII
iI'lt l.I ll \ilIIIt.I:Ill Swill-I.
ll-IIII/«I‘~ llalwi lh~tlll~.
lIIII!i!"il'~ i 'ulttlI-Ii tin-IIL llll‘ illi-
I-I illil‘lill'l.
l'tirt- 'l'IIIIInlIt l 'Ili~tl[I.
Hunto‘t Icittil.
i .~‘.\\ll'lIil. l.\'.\'lII>' I..I.-l.I......- 3...:
S lIII‘lliiI it of tho 'l‘IIIltl Ill .\'II2I\ lil\
:Ill‘i Til
\VIIT WIIII. tll‘l-IN .\
NEW JEWELRY STORE
.\| an. Wu» llilit‘lt-ll moot. .N‘Imtil .\|‘|\\Ilili.
THURSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER I5. Name
ll \\ Iii it" “ill 'liil‘lttrtl ltt I'lIlillili'i iltl-I -~iiIlI‘ ttli llii'
Ilttllo ItltI-rul illillilti‘l Io. tilli IIillIl illlll' Itiltl \tilil iI l~II~i i‘lam
a- low :t~ in “lilli‘, in-v-prtllt llIII ltlII-I'III lultt‘tllnttzo II. lin' puidIII.
I'ItlllpltIlII >ittt~it II"
lltIIa IItlIl ill 'lII-
r-‘l-IIII illlll plum
WII \Illl tlilll\ :I
‘I ililt
Diamonds, Watches, Clocks. Cut (ilass.
j .\lill III rItilillu that in II IlIllI . :Iltltd it) it Fit-t l‘lnw
ha in filuto. WI-
iliiiixi li -|IIIIlullI nl Ilili tip lili' at it. .IIIIIIIIIIII \IlIlI-lt i‘II-ml it It llli'\“‘ll\' it-llt‘i'L
In with it and to III III IIIIIIIiIIIIp III-IIII IIIIlI Ill-t Il.I-- \ttttlx Itt pint» ll‘ but it
in tIIItptltIltIIll \Iillt we'll “l'i‘iullililn-llilu
III-W nlttl‘t'.
WI- lilllllHtlli luI‘liI Inn to inn-purl IIIII
J. s. SPENCER e. co.
‘ lllIII lllIIIIlmIIII-ly Iltlil‘III-IIII ll riliiiIH‘l'tili'V I
Rich 0iierings in New Autumn Merchandise!
Our showing of
Its lull tilts, Dion (tools, Cloris,
thh'. iliollt,‘ lllllttsttt tiid
, lttlllll,
is a revelation.
Our liint'kll Itro pronouurotl by all who
IIIII‘II iii'i‘fl lhotu the host over antltorIIIl
undIIr one root-wand tllII prices and tho
at) iI-II right.
"no? "III? littoral Card or none little into
l-‘ut' oIIo dollar purchase or over our
I'Ia:.'IIu.artl.~'t in otlr allow window will
lfrom: from It.
The Boston 5th” Our Millinery Opening
Saturday.
'i‘ho Ilrotlms of Fair Woman realiz-
yod in tho iII-atlilfui creations of Paris
nnIi London mililnery. All the latest
Ithapt-s l;l llill'tl that pro displayed in
Paris huvlI their Iluplittlttos in our Mll-
_... .....‘,. ...._..
The Big Store ol
Fulriield Co.
Main atld‘ihll 5t.
NORWALK.
opening.
lite-Size Crayon. FREE.
lli.\",' your choice of frames. Satanic
work on nxhiblton. You can see the
Tl'h‘. All WI' ask is that you buy your
at half tilI- rogular prit-II.
t'tl":' your photo into it largo ("rayon “Lita, Matti, $2 :5 to $5.00. You run artist work.
I 0
Dress Goods New Silks. Comfortables and
M" Amm'm' llaudsoulo plaids. for waists. XIIw B'ankets.
~lll~llil'll SIIrItII ill all Colors. worth 750 .
York priI-I- on tilnso ItuoIlI-I, Slant. ()ur
till. nook for introdurtion. Silo.
it: [lil't'i‘fi NorIIlty Silk and Wool,
It‘ttrlll illlt'. illil‘illlllt'liflll Wl‘IIk, hl'it'.
iii-lurh l'onIhId haI-k.
all-l $l '25.
Drop d'IItII. 7.7
a i
Jackets.
NIII‘I r Hill'ii a display lit-fore ill No:-
WEIR, lor \t’tllill'll and (‘lilltll‘t‘l‘L
l.1'lil'i" .i;lIIkIIlI~. $7.qu in $200".
t iilltil‘t‘lt'd .iilllill”, $1.30 to $7.5".
l.;lIliI.~'
(”.ltlIIs. 35.50 to $21.0".
Towels and Linen.
ilill‘ hilll it is I-IItlelIIio.
'i'.IlIlII lldilliih‘k. :m- to slam,
l'IIIIIIis by tho 'l'llousauIi
} i‘aw (ll \VllilII llllnirt. 3.2
'w
l t,..-I- Id titltilIue-I. .II.
.lH' (ll lilillL'll l'l‘ints,
Larger-II utook Ill tbo county,
Wool liltitlkI-ts. $2.00 to $5.00.
Ill'lll‘, trail.
:I iItIIIk 'i'aIlI-tas. 50 and 75m. 1M blankets. 590.
ii i lililllkf‘l‘l 69o
lilltk "IIIIM IIII. mm. ’ ., ~ . .
ll-i lltItlvy Gray iiiillilttllii. $1.25.
I Lat-tar Size Comfortaolt-It, title
82.25.
.11: tilm tiralll Satin for skills and
slot).
l-‘auIIy plaids,
I'li‘ll “till
to
'i.|ltI§-‘,
Hosiery
and Underwear.
'l'ho largest, most complete anti big-
Iv.~.-t valuo: in ilosiory and Underwa
;i In sun in Cuiilitt‘tlt'lit. For the com—
ing “wrigul‘y special prices will pre-
I 'il
t‘IIt iiiiZt‘li
and niripor, Hllkll. 'I'I’II'
:Ltila'lt \V-lour for rapes. $2.0".
Ladies’ Suits.
SI‘WH lu $2ti.uu,
Ladlos' fit-maul seamless
how I'qulnr lirllfi‘. ltlII pIIr pair, 12%0
Ilottblo sole, tioublo
Ribbons and Laces.
Tum“! l'llt IiIIzotI linys
Ml yank [urn silk Morin
_ ' IkIIIIII. ldat'k l'ihltIIIl atorkings. extra
i‘illlttiilP. .I llll‘lll‘r‘ “‘llil‘. rt-Itulal' ;t\'I: IpIa-! .
value not pair. idler.
1"“ l”. ”M 3““ :IIII I)II7.I:I Ludhs II'IIilII and gray
Z'I‘l iliwrs LIIIII) ribbons for iit‘Ik and \‘twls‘ and pants, regular prlt'os 38 and
LrirIllI. llotuan and liayaIlI-r.« strrpw, II” no, gr-Iat bargains, Hull ‘35!"-
iii" Ill'W {all Iii-Iris ironl 121m- tI) Into" “5 “”2”” “(my gm" “we“ ribbed.
<lIirts and drawers, silos (26 to 31)
II
3;” Il.
I'qular prion, 45o, (‘llt‘ll 1’30.
l l' last ('Itllll'r'. .II, . I , I. . . . .
l I m H. lmm d" hm" LU” ‘mdl lIlIl Ilozon .‘lIIlI's ilIIII-IIIl thiItIIl and'
I‘, , . . . . ' ' . . ‘ i .
, .Ill IIIlIIls. .ll Itlitou .lil'l ellk, .lll-ll all I“ rrilo “m.” and (li‘ithll‘r‘ made and
3 lit|7t II t'u«lIIIuI ’i‘ntu. rtuular lll‘il't’. ””11" II it ”ii" of narrow ldark silk ‘lllll hIIl ill tllI llt‘l-li. ilUsSlilll‘ mutlnttr,
iHII. sin-Ital I'lll'il to. |.III:< :lt Into-third rI-tzltlar vaiuII. ‘l'l‘flllidi \IlilllF. '35 and 7:10 IIaI-b. 50C.
Trill p13". 3w [MINI-IR mp... 1-“. My“. Son plums irislt Point out work in; “u "”1"" mm” "m" “bite “am
it . ii I ‘ r ll‘ I llll. l‘li'iii‘ti Insult and pants. fl-nisheli
.I , . I. I . .. I... .. ... ..
‘ " H" 1‘" W” "'5“ 5"” " “1“" ISIIJHS' throughout. regular price 76c,
.ll ..\‘ I». t.'i.\'.'l. rIoIIIIr .'.‘.I. I.IIlI. IZLln ~lI:IuI»- 'li Ipool’ai ri'lilli't'tl prlI-oe. :i‘lltll Into.
. ..__ M-.. ._ -___-¥_—__s
l
“Want” advs. in The SentinelPay.
At Seymour’s Store.
“A Good
ti
Is Better
Than
Riches."
III tiII- «gr-noon illih‘lilt‘in‘ [li'tNliPl lty depends upon a good
uquo. lll many things our II ustoulors must l'telI upon us
for our Import know ltItigtI and good ililill ill Ulli' iillt'. \\ 0
dual .I'I-ll mull-thins: tor nothing and have a prom-lit}
tluottu III. \\ i'hllt'k to tilii'u'lIllltl pliuI iplo, ill ..\I l"'.l\
"|lIII host goods lot ”to lo Inst IIIIIIIIIy. 'lbis t~ tlIIII way
Wt' iiii lIttsitII-ss.
Nut ilnltit ‘lll rotttl lllII-lIulIIIut
(tut Tiilllilll'tlllll Minot 'r-I-atlurt liullII'l, ‘lII lb
.\IutlIti- lIl i‘ II :Ittm rt littttI-r lll olIII- -|ntll pound pr.iltl~
.\IIII WhuI- 'l'lllilfl llntwr.
31- Input" ~' 'l' IIIII lillillllt i'rI-Itul t‘lloIII-o.
III III ioltu ”In an tutti 1 mill u
.\t It lI'tw- llrtlr- ,IttI-i l't- IlttIIi IluiitIr.
\ lIIIII‘itiiu: I‘t‘li-il l"0‘l‘i‘ii~l IiIIurlt-u- illit'tlil.
lI‘IIlII-y itlIttttI-l‘ \iltl’iit'l‘t'l. .\'r\t t’ultltllltltt lil\'l'l' Httitltnll.
"-illi‘ 'lI lhl. illtl .\II III' LiliiIh-L
Ilu» ,tI-tt II ptnlluI-t ili t'IulI. .\-put'uIIII-, and full variety of
h‘rltit- urllI-iuudntit.
Wo Ilun' l hi'ttlll iiit' mu tIolI mum: and tltorlll autos turn I iII-IlpI-uh- h. WII hay
litt' iii"l the patriot IItl'otIitI ultti lutI- plollty IIl‘ lttlelliurtlt butt-Iv- for nitrite.
c. i. Seymour, the telling Grocer, 33 Washington Street.
T“lilt"l numb lltttIiII.
I‘Itlllutmw. l'I-Iu,
.I lll\\'I’l‘ luau-I lhtn Iu'lnlnuiiy all r” “H {I‘vh'i'm'wruu“'2'
. U
The Name and Fame ' Stet r M. ' \Dort‘o
on onto e I
of ii Nlill'i' i~ luutlo or llltil'l't'ii by tho quality of tumult-I it kI-IIprI. Nutbitlu ' and you llitl'liyh Ito wlII-u you buy lit‘i't'. Jul-It now we are giving t'iili‘i‘llll table in
lluIlII It piano on our hilt‘lH'tt itttt hiltiiillll'ii tItlHil'I Ill lili' iitII-st klIlIl. itl
tho llllt' itolu Hi I tour II'I- llIIIIIl|I~ nothing but Wt ll known lil'lliiiln ill illi‘
lllflill'hi In onto. and III-ll at ptlI IIII w low that no ultty IIIII-mtlttltly i\'|li'il
yottl tl‘tttlII.
.iIIuIIsI' Superlatilo or Ht'iillliliiit't‘l"tl lIo-It iI'lour.
lltlr Fallout-I i'IluilI lillili‘i',
l"ItIII-y Shoot l’utath. tho liuost quality,
ill iltt. ”fillllllill, ll ll kiwi. “.lt'to.
ltiit i'nli'u thl‘ $.14.
ll ilw. stood. street lard. um».
lIl'til I'Illl'w. lit",
lI'ttII-nl alloar «um-Ii littmo, "I
\IIw Ill lilo time to buy.
t
In ss as I. In
a
lmltmn, dinner and l'atu-y i‘rIIIIitIII.,
illlt' lltlill iii-LT?) lliti.
21iII ll pound.
liit' ti writ.
- .- .
I'tt' Ill.
i.‘ltlltt “mitt I‘mIlIIIrIA. (w ill_
l'tmtil “nulls, li‘.
itNI l‘ii‘lI It ill'tttte. It 'i"
II.,
i'tmI-t Mllunr i'lH't‘ll HltIIItlIior-I, T" ill,
iItIlriy .iquI l'IIIIII, i collie inert-tut.
Stunt-n3 IM‘ Nb Cats and Saucer '5!“ with One You“ oi cellos.
The P. J. Lynch 00.,
III Washington street. .0th Nuns-its.
lraneh No. A.
”it villi Hill-it l't-Iu I-t' Iii.
litttIlItlry limit".
i'IIiIl parked .lIa'IItvy iotllltlm'n i‘o.
I’H't‘l‘
MnudSl’lottrnt.............
Jonos' or Pillsbury's Flour. . . .
$4.75 Dbl! 609 h“.
.“'w N 02° N
Maud S Flour is Ilt'ltltowiIIIluIItl to ho tito litter-It lloltl‘ lllutltl, lilii’liilt tiltltlil tlitt
lost Hi 'l'wollty Your-I on tho lllltl‘itot, with t'\'t‘l' llit'i'tltlltillg popularity.
\\'II ut’o ttltltl
to name this low lll'lt'i' IIoI-IIIIIIII IIt‘ i'iillll'lll‘ltl nutIlo previous to lili‘ Into tltlvulII-o, alttl
“‘tlliiii ililVlttt‘ you to put in your winter nupply now. than scouring Old What
Flour. wlliI-ll is no desirable.
l'I\trIt i‘tlllt'y Strut-t I’Iltutuou. lbI pet-ll.
\ory lioIIt lI. lulu i‘ Ivamory liuttor.21k~ lh.
\I-ly lit-st Milt' llu lilitl .iqui oiloo, M iii.
Solid ptloltotl .lorsoy 'Iotlltltoos, 7o. per t'lill.
NEW YORK GROCERY,
,DONOVAN DUN-DINO.
ll) lint. iltlilt-ti Until for 25o.
(loud Family Flour, 5i) cents per bag.
.00?” NOIWALK. CONN
,
V“ I
lillt'l‘) room. You are welcome to tho
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