Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 7, 1899 · page 4

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

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mmaeemto gm

,iting friends in Danbury.
--Porlr Roast, 12c. N. Y. 81kt.
'1‘. S. Vanderhoef. of'liut avenue. is

laid up with a severe cold.

William mid Joseph Onterbnnks were
0 t on n gunning trip. Thursday.

en's and Boys’ golf caps, O'Brien.

The ty assessors of Norwalk com-
mence their sessions October 10.

Captain Robert J. Doyle in now em-
pinged in the Franklin House, in Stam-
or .

-l.ega Lamb, 10c 1b.; Loin Lamb 12c
1b.: Chops, 18c 1b., at the ‘Pubiic Mar-
ket. 82 South Main street Free deliv-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

'l‘lde Table for m...

October tides at Wil'non Point. Conn...
compiled from U. S. Coast Survey ta-

bin:
Above Above or
L.W. below LW
Date H. '1‘ Mark. ..T Mark.
7. 5.56am —0.311.
12.11pm. 8.411. 8.33pm. —-0.8ft.
8. 12.35am. 7811. 6.38am. ~0.211.
12.53p.m. 8.811 7.17p.1n. —-0.711.
9. 1.20am. 7.711. 7.24am. ..0.01t.
1.40pm. 8.111. 8.03pm. ~0.611.
10. 2.09am. 7.411. 8.16am. ..0.211.
2.31pm. 7.81t. 9..00p m. ——0.311.
11. 3.05n.111. 7.111. 9.16am. ..0.tft
3.80pm. 7.511. 10.01p.m. ..0.011.
12. 4.08am. ti..91t 10..2lam. ..0.5ft.
4.34pm. 7.111. 11,06p.m. ..0.211.
13. 5.19s.1n. 6.711. ll.88a.n1. ..0.511.
5.48pm. 6.911.
14. 6.34am. 6.911. 12.14am. ..0.211.
7.08pm. 7.011.12.51p.m. ..0. 211.
15. 7.42am. 7.411. 1.22a.m. ..0011.
8.13p.m. 7.3ft. 1.59p.m. —-0.211.
16. 8.40am. 7.911. 2.23am. -0..311
9.11pm. 7.611. 3.01p.rn. ——0.711.
17. 8.81am. 8.411. 3.16am. —0.811.
10.02pm. 7.811. 3.53pm. —l.lft.
18. 10.17a.1n. 8.711. 4.06am. —0.811.
10.49pm. 7.911. 4.43pm. ~1.m.
19. 11.02a.m. 8.811. 4.53am. —0.811.
11.33pm. 7.8ft. 5.31pm. ——1.411.
20. 11.45am. 8.7ft. 5.35am. —0.7ft.
6.18pm. -—1.211.
21. 12.15am. 7.311 6.25am. —-0.5ft.
12.29p.m. 8.511. 7.05pm. -——l.011.
22. 12.58am. 7.311. 7.13am. ~—0.211.
1.14pm. 8.011. 7.53pm. -—0.611.
23. 1.4411. m. 7.011. 8.033.111. ..0.2ft.
1.59p.m. 7.511. 8.43pm. ——0.211.
24. 2.32am. 6.711. 8.56am. ..0.5ft.
2.49pm. 7.011. 9.33pm. ..0.211.
25. 3.27am. 6.411. 9.51am. .0811
3.42pm. 6.511.10.26p.m. ..0.b'ft.
26. 4.29am. 6.111.1055a.m. ..1.011.
4.44pm. 6.111.11.20p.m. ..0.81t.
27 5.34am. 8.11t.11.55a.m. ..1.lft.
5.52pm. 5.911.
28. 6.32am. 6.311.12.13a.m.,..0.9ft.
6.50pm. 5.911.12.52p.m. ..1.011.
29. 7.19am. 6.511. 12.59am. ..0.811.
7.39pm. 6.111. 1.10pm. ..0.811.
30. 8.00am. 6.8ft. 1.43am. .0711
8.19pm. 6.311. 2.19pm. ..0.611.
31. 8.35am. 7.111. 2.18am. ..0.6ft.
8.54pm. 6.6ft. 2.56pm. ..0.311.

RANGE OF TIDES.
Spring. 8. 4 11,”; av.. 7. 2 11.; neon, 5. 9 ft.
..signifles pins; —- signifies minus

HiHEANll U'li

Daily News of the Twin Cities
Gathered by Sentinel Reporters.

WEATHER NOTES.

The coast storm of yesterday has
moved out to sea and cool pleasant
weather prevails this morning in near-
ly all sections. Forecast—Fair tonight
and Sunday.

 

 

-—1"resh Hams, 12c, at Hayes' Mk1.

 

Mrs. Swords is spending the month
of October with Mrs. H. Baker, at Pom-

pey, N. 1’.

Miss Mary Cunningham is having
her residence in Washington street. re-
painted.

—-Pure Fruit ices, at Lane's.

 

Mrs. Louis Van Gal and daughter. of
1101011 iilll. have been visiting relatives
in Danbury.,

 

Miss Alice Stocking well known in
The Norwalks, continues seriously ill
at her home in Georgetown.

 

—-Full line Yacht Caps. O'Brien's.

 

" in time of peace prepare for war,‘
in other w,ords paint your house now
and save future trouble and expense
See Fox Cycle and Hardware Co.'s ad.

 

Dr. John Barnes and his brother
George, of Philadelphia. have return-
ed home after a short visit with the
daughter of the latter. Mrs. Thomas
C. Lambert. ,

—On Saturday. Monday and Tuesday.
Oct. 71h. 9th and 10111, we will display
an elegant line of Trimmed ilats. lion-
nets and 'l’urbans. E. Van Tassel]. No.
13 North Main street. South Norwa....

 

 

Applications for liquor licenses must
be made to the County Commissioners
next Monday. from 10 a. hi. to 3:30
p m.. at the police headquarters. Hav-
iiand street, South Norwalk.

Edgar Albin of \‘i estport and Aaron
C. Bennett of Georgetoen hatr- sailed
for Cnin in the interests of the Gilbert
1: Bennuet Manufacturing ( ompany, to
introduce wire and cement siding for
buildings.

—Phota. 1': for 501-. Short time only.
Lewis, 11 Main street.

 

The rain storm of yesterday ended
sooner than was expected It was'
thought that a part of the day would
be cloudy but during last night it ctr-ar-
ed up entirely. When the rain ceased
the wind blew quite hard and brought
up a cool wave. it will be clear and
cool today, ‘

j -Jobn H. anin. piano tuner. will

 

 
 
 

. . be in town next week Orders sent to
., Inhackemo Hotel will receive

the
Matte-tie I.

cry.

A portion of the Catholic Club-house
in being iltted up as a kindergarten for
St. Mary's school.

 

 

 

Contractor H. E. Dunn expects to
finish the Main street macadam, at
Norwaik. next week.

—Chickens and Fowls, 12c at H
Market. .

 

ternoon,’at 3 o'cl

Fred Wehle Th
les Pierce and '
tending the Danbury Fair

 

-—Mrs. Mead has the honor to an-
nounce a piano recital by Mr. Edward
Baxter Perry. at Hillside. on Monday.
October 16. at 8 o'clock. Admission.
50 cents. Tickets for sale at W. P.
Beers', and Plaisted's Drug Store.

Mrs. Charles E. Steele and daughter
Dorothy went to Torrington. yester-
day, where they will spend the winter.

 

William Betta was a passenger on
the Grand Duchess during Thursday's
yacht race and secured some excellent
photographs.

—Give children Lane's ice Cream.

 

Miss Carrie lngersoll and Miss Nei-
lie Mather, of South Norwalk. nave
been guests of Mrs. Charles R. iielmer.
in Southport.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Siauaon, of
Norwalk, were called home from their
bridal tour by the sudden and critical
illness of Mrs. Siauson's mother, Mrs.
Horace Burr. of Harriet street.

——The Misses Hercht will continue
the dressmaking business at 19 Berke-
ley street, Norwalk.

 

 

Eugene Miller. a foreman at the Nor-
wnlk and Palrileld Worsted Mills, went
to Providence today to superintend the
removal of his furniture to Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller have already leas-
ad apartments.

«See our large variety of Children's
School Aprons. M. S. Smith (1 Co.

The South Norwalk 'i‘euchers' Asso-
ciation held a meeting. yesterday after-
noon. and voted not to attend the Fif-
ty-third annual meeting oi the Conner
ticut State Teachers" Association. in
Hartford. October i3th.

 

—17mbrc|as and Canes. O'Brien 8.

l. Davis 81 Son have moved their tai
loring and suit making establishment
from L. H. Decker’s old building to the
rear of the apartments of Dr. W. i..
Weed. in the same building. They have
four rooms. The Connecticut Lighting
and Power Company is putting gas
connections in them.

 

—Forequarters of Lamb. 7c, at
Hayes' Market.
Principal Robertson has invited O.

11. Jackson. of Norwaik, to make an
examination of the pupils eyes on next
Tuesday. This in compliance with the
new law requiring teachers to exam-
ine the eyes of scholars. Bidgeiield
is unquestionably the first town in the
state to attend to this most important
matier.-—-Ridgeileid Press.

——A large stock of Upright Planes
rented this season will be sold at a
great sacrifice. Call on G. W. Studwell.

Companions of the Foresters held .1
cob web sociable after their meeting.
Thursday night. Miss Florence Jack-
son recited and was applauded most
heartily. A piano duet by Misses Ha-
zel and Mabel Leslie was much enjoy-
ed: also a few piano solos by Miss
Anna Steegmuller. which took the
house by storm. Refreshments were
served.

-—Legs Lamb. 1214c. N. Y. Mitt.
The South Norwnlk Congregational
Church resumes its regular second
church service tomorrow and hereafter
on Sunday afternoons at half past four
o'clock. The order of worship to-
morrow has been arranged by the Sun-
day school rally concert committee and
all friends are invited. Seats are free
to all. except those reserved tomorrow
for the school.

——l.utest style Dunlap, O'Brien'n.

Ernesto Prcyrc. a young Porto Ric-
an. brother of Jose R. i-‘reyre. of the
law firm of Peck 1‘; Ram has been in
‘ this city during the last few days. He
5has come to this country to ionsult
some of the best oculists as to an in-
tended operation upon one of his eyes.
He is delighted with Bridgeport and
says that he will remain here several
days. liv- claims Porto Rico to be a
nice place of American enterprises lie
Isnys that the island Is very rich and
Is fast recovering from the effects of
the last hurricane —Bridgeport l niun.

 

 

5 —Special for Sat. and Mon.. 12 and
11 qt. Galvanized Pails. 25c and 28c 911.:
extra large size pressed Steel Spiders.
10c '11.: Tin Tea Kettles. 19 and 2211.:
all sizes Enamel Tea nnd Coflee Pots.
25c upward: all sizes Door Mata. 39c
npw 11rd 8 designs Glass Butter Dishes.
1215c em; high standing Cake Platen
1215c ea.: mammoth Glenn Pitchers,

5 Charles Pierce. of Winnipnuir. in via;

 

 

 
 
 

'0‘“ Homolk'o New Dry Mn learn.

 

This busi

as marches into a new season.
broken 11d 1 of reasons why you should buy your autumn
and winte5 dry goods here confronts you. No buying
organizati n in this country' is better equipped5 to secure
the best 15nd most dependable merchandise; no store is
in a posi n to sell that merchandise at the lowest nos-
sible figu15 than this, your home atore.’ They buy host
who buy largest. which explains how we can afiord to
sell rigbtl code at such economical prices.

Wi5tl1 Swinging Stride

 

lilil lll'ilb illillllllii.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ortable. 5honestly made garments}
‘ 11. woiiren and children.

 

5
5 A ..
M 358's UNDERWEAR.
Men's Naiiura} Gray Random Shirts

and Drawer,

Men's 115:va Gray Fleece Lined
Shirts and Drawers, 39c

Mens Eritrn Heavy Merino Shirfh
and Drawe‘l‘s great value at 491 each.E

w oulss s I'NDERWEAR

Shirts and, Pants, 25c.

and Pants,57.
Women' 1 Superfine Wool Jersey Bib-
bed Shirts. and Pants. 98c.

Ciiii. idiiEN S UNDERWEAR.

Drawers in all sizes. 25c.
and Draw5rs. all sizes in stock. 251‘.

in grey and white. all sizes.
cording to size. from 30c to 65c each

0Piililii 501 Hill CLO“ “Hill.

5
This illesb frosty October weather
has start5d great activity in our gar-
ment sedition. Racks full of newest

pleasant ‘surprise.

breasted heater Jacket strapped seams
Gloria sitik lined 84. 98.

Ladies Tan Melton Cloth
Gloria silk lined. 85.98.

Ladle-31‘ Single or Double Breasted
Melton Jacket, all silk lined at 89.98.

Ladiesl extra Melton Jacket. welt
seams. satin lined, 810.98.

10111 1511qu suns

Ready 5-to-wear, made of newest mav
terinis. 5styles 11p to the minute, and
prices arbout one- -half what you would
pay if your dressmaker made the same
suit 1‘ your order.

Ladi ' All-wool Canadian Tweed

Suit. uble Breasted Jacket.
lined, siik'rcvers. 88.98.

Jacket.

Tight itting. Silk Lined, Skirt, Over‘
skirt “feet. 810.98.

Ladiiai' Venetian Cloth Suit. Jacket
Silk iiined. Jacket and Skirt Braid
trimmi‘d, 812.98.

Suit.
l.ined.5

new

.Singie Breasted Jacket.
New style double skirt. 815.98.

,5 to be really dear.

“c.1r1-nf'er-lllsl
5 ant-ra- the
nearest letter-box

5] of WI”-

55M\

 

 

25c". I SSmittho.

from the heel mills in the country,j

5
l
i
i

ll KID GLOVE 111111.

No such stock as this herenlibdts;

We lno lobby ill ntting trash; our gloves
.,e ”*0“ with such values as . are all made from the ilnest selected

skins. They fit perfectly. and they wear
satisfactorily.

The Celebrated Orleans two-clasp
Kid Gloves. Silk Stitched Backs in all

5the new shades, at 79c pair.

5

, M.

’The Hislop' two-clasp Glace Kid
Gl.oves We are importers of this
glove which is extensively sold in all
the Hislop stores. Made from finest
selected skins. Guaranteed 11 perfect
Every pair warranted. at 98c pair.

Ladies' Suede Dupery three-button
[Glow es. All the fashionable fall shades
W81 49 pair.

111111110111 111111 111111.

Nickel and dime savers. it pays to

' buy your notions here.

5

5

5

i

Cliildrerl' 11 Wool Shirts and Drawers brella Cor e1 Company.
Prices ac ’ row-red while you wait.

GroverSewing Thread, warranted 200
yards superior quality 2c spool.

Merrick' a six- ply Silkine warranted
font color, for hand or machine use, 4c
spool.

ltaiian Shell iiair Pins.10c dozen.

Package of 12' best quality Venetian

Women :55 Jersey Ribbed Fleece Lined 53hr" Hair Pin-1 1’55 Wins?

Aapecial lot of Empire Pompadour

Women' s5 Fine White Wool Shirts land Side Combs, ranging in prices from

We to 39c.

Cheaebrough Vaseline. prepared ex-
pressly for medical and toilet purpo-
sea. 5c bottle.

Compound Talcum Powder aoftens

Children5's Fleece lined Shirts and ”a ”Wm". m. skin 5;, 1,0,,

\ioiette Ta]. um Powder exquisitely

Children5' s Pine White Merino Shirts perfumed gm. the toilet 1;“ box.

We are agents for the-Robinson l.’ m-
l mbrellss re-
i’rices 79c to
81 59

111011101qu 1011 din.

style Jan5kets. fresh from the tailor ,
experts at prices to cause you no little 5

Ladies‘5 Boucie Cloth Jacket. double.

silk

ladics' Venetian Cloth Suit, Jacket;

1

Ladles' All-wool Camel's Hair Serge
Satin , Plaid

Fresh arrivals every thy or two. and
nipped up by pleased buyers as fast
'as they arrive, Note the values:

 

Ladies’ All-wool Golf Cape of Double
Paced Cloth, plaid back. at $10.49.

Ladies' Double Faced Plaid Golf
Cape, fringe and brass buttons. trim-
med. 810.98.

Ladles' All-wool Double Faced Plaid
Back Golf Capes. 811.98.

Ladiea' Gray All-wool Double Faced
Golf Cape. superior quality,

5 $14.98.

5 We do not sell cheap grain—it’s apt

“5 i “Inst” Me. in The Sentinel are
‘5 i loony letters. Try 0n...........

 

114 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.

 

f.‘

“ We rather prefer to draw trade by
,5 reason of quality than by cheap prices.

Buy Oats That’s Clean.
5 Manuel T. Hatch.-

l'or 1' «mm:
The if." lint,
Bowlers Alina-l Mepl. ,
Pratt's Vorwl.
Oyster mile.

W.

W

A solid, un-

li'rank 1!. Stevens is attending the
yacht me today;

in Squires. of Bethel.
friends in Norwnik

-Pure Cot. and cream. 5c cup. Lane's

The Norwnlk Mission has been pm
ented with a new matting for the aisle.

Mine Mamie Lynch, of Woodward
:venue, in spending a few days in Dan-
ury.

—Spring Chickens. 12591: at Bayes.’

Allen M. Pindnr. of Spring street. has
sold his milk route to J. Lewis Petti-
ner.

E's-Councilman John 1". McMahon
has gone to Providence for two or three
days.

 

in visiting

 

 

 

 

 

 

——Telephone Lane's. Call. 139-5.

 

 

 

Mrs. Myra Meder is moving a frame
building to 104 Harbor avenue, Nor-
walk.

William Gilmore has been chosen as
captain of the Company F basket ball
team.

 

—Blue run, 10c. N. 11. Market.

William W. Com-took. of South Main
ntreet. is having an addition placed on
his house.

 

 

Miss Marnie Buncoe and Alfred Grin-
rod. of Norwalk. spent yesterday at the
Danbury Fair.

—-80 1101. Ladien' Ribbed Vests and
Pants. the best for 251! 1111.: children's
nicer-ed lined and ribbed Shirts and
Drawers, 25c ea.: gent's wool gray and
camel's hair Underwear. 49c ea.; spe-
cial drive for Sat. and Mon.. gent's
wool Sacks. 2 for 2512; ladies' 17c Hose.
2 for 251-.; children's ribbed Hose. 3
prs. for 25c. M. S. Smith 5 Co.

Miss Julia O'Sullivan. of Main street.
Norwalk, is teaching at St. Mary's pa-
rochial school.

 

 

 

 

The .Misses Ratchford. of Cross
street. Norwalk. are entertaining their
brother from Providence.

-—New Youman Derby. O'Brien's.

 

Captain B. M. Merritt has secured
contracts to take several yachts out of
commission next week.

 

Mr. and Mrs. James Waring. of New-
burg. N. 12. are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Fletcher Plan-.9 of Winnipauk

 

—Best cuts of Round Steak, 12c at
iiayes' Market.

Harry Bartlett and Andrew Clark
will leave South Norwalk to work for
the Bridgeport Lock Company.

John P! Pomeroy. of the l'. S. 5.
Franklin. is a guest of his mother. Mrs
Catherine l’omeroy. of Academy street.

 

-~Bik.. Brown. Pearl Alpines. O'Brien

Catholic l'nion Council. Knights of
Columbus. will attend the 7 o'clock
mass at St. Mary's Church. tomorrow.

Mr. Pepper requests the members of
Grace Church chir to meet him at
the church tomorrow morning at 9 o‘-
clork.

 

~i-‘Orcquarters. 8c. N. Y. Market.

 

The funeral of John ilines will be
held from his late home in Quintard
avenue. tomorrow afternoon, at 3
o’clock.

 

Miss Elsa Waterbury and Miss Annie
Bishop. the Y. delegates to the State
W. C. T. I’. convention at Willimantlc
have returner! home.
12c at

—i.egs of Spring lamb.

Hayes' Market.

 

Miss Bessie M. Smith and Dwight W.
Smith. of South Norwalk. are guests of
their aunt. Mrs. Jefferson Hunt. of
South street. iianbury.

Mrs. John W. Studwen. Calvin T.
Purdy and the Baker Brothers are rep—
resenting J. W. Studwell’s interests in
pianos at the Danbury iv‘air.

 

 

«Best cuts of Round Steak, 12c at
Hayes‘ Market.

 

Congressman E. J. Bill will address
the South Norwalk Teachers' Associa-
tion next Tuesday night. in the Frank-
lin school kindergarten.

Charles Scone-id. the boy arrested for
assaulting Mrs. Waring. at Moss Hill.
had his cane continued for a week by
Judge Gregory this morning

 

Alexander Bonscuptured first prize
in the weavers” contefl at the Norwnlk
and Fairfleld Worsted Mills. last week.
Miss Alice Grace was second.

 

—Have you tried Lane's Ice Cream
and lees?

 

Captain Charles Sconeld will take
the yacht Lillie out of commission
next week. During the winter Mr.
Swileld will add a cabin to the boat.

Edward Whitlock. Robert Aiken.
Harry McAIlinter. Frank Fitzgerald
and Tippy Raymond were among the
Nor-walk contingent at the Danbury
Pair. yesterday

 

—rl.ntest style Dunlap. O’Brien's.

 

 

 

Daniel Hall. formerly employed b,
Horace A. Saunders. in now with the
Springfield Rubber Company. and in
exhibiting the compliy'n goods at the
Danan Pair.

Among those who attended the Dan-
bury Pair 1mm South Norwaik yester-
day. were Minna Agnes and Annie
Batchford. Libble Stennon and Mean.
r‘red Wehle. James O'Connell and Jon-
eph Tammany. Jr.

The front of Sroileld I Hoyt'a store
in Washington street. has bee nincrenn-
ed by the placing of two larger plate
glass windows. a the removal of the
stairway in the Swarta & Corbett
block. Penn & Mmhouse, of Bridge-

 

 

Nl'l. did the work.

 

Dwain) 31511133

Great Closing Out Sale is still in ..
Never were Dry Goods sold as low
will continueuntil stock is sold.

Edward St

I Oa:_ctte Building, Malt.

TTLillTSilN 81 Mill lilillliE

All the Newest and Best Styles 1n

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

AT P0‘.’ULAR PRICLS are shown in our 8'5
it will pay you .to make a visit before you pure
Ladies’ Furnishings. ’

Complete stock of heavy Underwear. Some '45
ues. Combination Suits are very popular. W
e them in all qualities.

Largest and Best Line in

Neckwear

to be found in the cit. Siam mlpinn done of every m
Agent Old taten Is Dye House. 5

TiLLOTSON 61 MILLS. 86 Washington

CLOTHING THAT F le

We have Just received from the manufacturers the finest selection at 5, 1 '

Up-To-Date Clothing
for Men and Boys

that has ever been shown in The No 1wall's. Our clothing diifers from 8|!!!-
dlnary ready made goods in that it fits better than most custom niobium;
ing and the price is less than half what your tailor would charge;

A FUN. lIIE 0F UP-TO-DM’E FURNISHII“. I

WILLI§ H. SELLECK,

clothinr and Furnlnh'er. so Wall Street. Inrw

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Good things worth knowing. Low Prices for 1‘

Qualities.

We are selling some very nice Java Buckwheat Flour, new, 124: -
Coffee of fine flavor and good strength. (Tm-0a I‘n‘nkwood's' tins. 19

it is "all right." as the lady said. and , ., , 5 5
you will think so if you try it. 32 Oyster (.iaikers. fresh and fine.
"PM“ lb. Just as we thought it would be - .

our iii-cent tea. Pronounced as

Washers kidney Beans, 8 cents a.“ some competitors at. 60 m ‘_, .‘

can. Arc worthy of your attentLon. new one now in. W“! and all“ m;
Crab Apples. A particularly nice ed Try
lot. Arc nice to preserve whole, or A new brand of Mince “3“ m

make fine jelly. 35 cents peck.
Sweet Russet Cider just from the

and beat. 10 cents.
Cali attention to these fine ” .‘1

press. Apples. 82.25 bbl.; Greening. 81.75
Stone Preserve Jars, Butter Jars. bbl.: Plppins. 8l.50 bbl.; 20 and 258
Bean Pots. Oyster Jugs. etc. perk.

Potatoes. a few only (small) 10 cents New Shoulders, New Hm. I“!
peck. Bacon, all bright and fine.

We expect you will express your appreciation of our endeavors to m
and pieasexhy your increased orders. Ask for a‘ card and get it punched on
spot cash purchases. A new lot of silverware to arrive. the first lot gone so
pay our debts. hours for business. ,

LORENZO DIBBLE-

POINTS 5 Merrill College.

T T T T T T Careful. individual 111m '
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Elegant modern equipment.
An Employment Bureau on”
working in the interest of m

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Only mwpermonth.
Momentum .

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NOW 18 THE 'l‘llll TO PDT 11' 111.
We Defy Competition in thin Particular Line.

1101 run lllill'lllil on errand.

aAiso Steam and Hot on» Heating.
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CLAPHAM Gt BUTLER,

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IS THE BEST ADVERTISING
MEDIUM IN NORWALK .

AND SURROUNDING TOWNS.