Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 19, 1900 · page 4

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the pro. isn't dumb on the
'rgh—Mthswora'lobby”
£amd every self~resnscting
»appssrs thsre fesh himself
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& otthyeenitol iiitbecomss
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Miners ot the state-
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fiatlsads toasecond point. Hr.
%.ys he has seen the lobby

an The suit over the Home
W road charter ten years or
was bad enough. but was it
Atheoldbridgsilghtaorthe
*flfltal conflicts? By all so-
7 things were done in those days
asald not be done now. if for no
,because of the keensr vig-
a“ Q:,eg¢lssi at today.

n this state and other
i‘rfld managed with an eye to
a‘ewsnapcrs will say and the
_ eta certain clan of conserv—

' Web. whose mum is
’flbshonestiseseifective as
gm law. Thereisaline that it
‘ to bass. simply because to
ltlstolncureceusurethatcar—
Won with lttosomeuy pen-
~ must be avoided.
afres alarm all the time ei-
.» except to wear out the
fire the community.

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f um nomad SAY.

m of senators by popular
state is growing in poolii
If the impression is once ere
liberty in a state legislature
mm election mount 0!
dealt with by the senate. thr
hrdirsct election by the new

 

 
 

unlikely. today.. its-
7 ely here swept. all be
lathe past thirty. years
2 once saw their neces.
. Press.
_ ‘ * : 3
Karen is to have? an ict
lee men say thy have or
housing out the {people
5 being to niotcct them.
*3 “setting down onsrating ex-
;mntofretnillug ice and to
losses to may one
flew Haven companlsl
Jodie selling of their “sm-
* close of the active season
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_tais oi tax-Councilmen
attributes his dowel-ll to
“. whlch he [brim too
held oolitiral Mes. em—
esome moral that ii
control his appetite tor
i. better lst liquor alone
ll twin a man's ~moral
,sfisctlveiy out oi sham

 
 

 
 

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the. new _sprlng sailor
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Easter is so tar away that the sales
of winter garments and messorles
mean a good deal to the purchaser.

Paradise algrettce and black tulle
trim a toque of ermine.

There is a new belt on the market:
that is adjusted someflling after the
tuition oi therdraw-string of an opera
bag. There is a ring and a ribbon-on
each end. and after the ribbon on each
is put through the ring on the other.
it is drawn up to fit the waist. Bones
keep it wide at the back and it tavern
at the front.

 

 

 

 

2922f0r 1,
every dollar
expended l6:

‘ shoe leather.
call at ‘

Glover’s.

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it you moot do them yourself. you
will have very little dimeulty tn aniline
one who our embrdder tiny raised in-
itlalsonvsrydneliea. anddothsm
well. Get a close-woven but ex

legly sheer piece of linen, unsure
your handkerchicis. end begin a few’
for gifts another winter. Use the
three initials of the friends you decide
to do them for instead of the month
gram or single letter: they are newer.

"The Dry Goods humorist" writes
that black net continues to be much is-
vored for dressy toilettss in Paris. A
handsome dinner gown is of black net
over white satin. embroidered with a
design of thistles and their leaves. in
pole rose lavender. The embroidery.
was on the {rout of the skirt in a panel
which widened toward the bottom. and
was condoned round in a tonic out-
line. Frills oi the net further this out.
line. The trout of the bodice also
richly embroidered.

KIWI 0! m ROI'ABKB.

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Miss Agnes Hanlon. one of the Bos-
ton Store‘s. popular clerks. is ill w ‘th
bronchitis.

 

Chauncey Brown. the Weston mull
carrier. reports that he now averages
the delivery of one hundred pieces or
mail matter a day.

Chief Prowitt. of the flerwalk Fire
Department. will make his annual re-
port to the Council at the February
meeting. The chief has several recom-
mendatioss. to make this year.

mqswuersmrt.

J. A. Hislon & Company's advertise-
ment today tells of exceptional values
in muslin underwear. a clearance sale
of men's and women's knitted under-
wear. reduced prices in blankets and
comicrtablse. and news about little
“Hm e.

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photon-anus:- Godlike s. hashes
cently secured line results in taking a
picture u: the South Norwslk nethe-
dist Church; in fact. it is one of the
best examples of photographic work
ever brought to the attention of.Thc
Sentinel. The em.
architectural beauty of this building is
brought out with remarkable vividneu
Every member of the church will want
to possess one or the pictures.

Special treats are in store for the Juno;
lore at the Salvation Army Hull ‘
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'ei 'a
Mphone meeting will be held: Gil
Headayatt:sop.m..the.l.8 .Satah'
Captain Galley and Captain Liston will
give them a musical treat. andan after-
noon teats expected to take place for
the members of the company. The
young soldiers invite all boys to parti-
cipate in the

 

 

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and the"

eeloymentofmssbove’
meetings. Three hundred children can .

 

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THE TWO
ESSENTIALS

tomodemheusesere

PAPER

and

.PAINT.

Both are prime factors in attractive
progressiveness; They are necessities
that stamp refinement and character
upon American homes. You make the
selection—any butternut panes—any
color paint-We make the price-make
that reasonable. lake the dwelling-—
make that inviting. We go anywhere
for business. Call and see us.

Wall Papers, Painters’ Supplies. Art.
. ists' Materials.
Pictures Framed to Ordsi.
Painting. Paper Hanging. Decorating.

DECKER,

87 Washington street. 1
South florwellt Conn
Tel. Call. 148-5. Open evenings till 8: so.

 

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of lily “inches. which is some—
times stale. intervenes and bubble." it
the reverend doctor could he in South
Nor-val k‘toluorrow. he could consider

I 'Women’s
Children's '
Cotton ‘
Underwear
and '
Corsets.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

- Ever. while
, the Quality of
- L ' the-Goods, is
Higher-rs "
Great

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himself doubly blest, for John W. Vogel

and Arthur Damian’s allied miu'strels

will be seen at lioyt‘e. atternetm and

evening. Deming is a newsworthy

the name. and. in the lsngusseot M-

mege. his wittlcisms placate animus!»
tester longevity.

The waited-tor day arrives. Women may supply their needs under the most favorable
tory is repeating itself in adding another greet event to our record of usual COTTON UNDERWEAR SALES. We
neednoturge—memorydossthattorus. onrordersforthesc
Gottenoondsand our patmnssre thusaasnred oithe
iorealike chance comestoyoutosavemaey We simply printafew mute and suggestions! the sensors ad-
ditions to our old staple lines.-

 

garmeuts were

benefitoltheoldhmllisrprices. Meduwill

Vanadium Our-his.

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TREASURER Pom.- DEAD.
New Haven. Janusry lHoesph A.
qui. treasurer of Poli‘s Theatre, and
brother oi! 8.3. Poll proprietor or the
theatre. died early this morning at his
home here: Mr. Poll had been confin-
ed to his bed about two weeks. but had
been in poonhealth for some time. sul~
fer-lug from a kidney nrouble and com-
plications. He was about forty-tour
years of age. He leaves a wife and
three children.

REWARDS FOR HIGHBINDEBS.

San Francisco. January lS—Through
the influence of Genes! Huyow the Chi-
use six companies of this city have
earned to assist the miles lit terminat-
ing the highbinder war which has been
raging in Chinatown for some time
past. The at acompanies subscribed
817.50 . which will be altered as a re-
:ard for the apprehension of the mur—

eiera.

SHALL POX IN lflDlAflA.
indianapolis. January ls—The state
board of health yesterday received
word that diteen new cases of small

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

more cases were reported from Vander-
berg county today. Ami-ding to re-
port to the Health Board the disease
pre‘vails in tourtson counties of the
sin e.

Must be Felt

You cwrmouv AP-
PREéiATE A m? turr-
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.1545? intact Mice“
inflation: but there‘s‘ little“
chance of your bel satisfied

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

and out together in best style.
We are adoring them tor one
week at greatly reduced prices.

A. J Collins 8: 00.,
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Ladies'

Corset Covers ‘
5.0 doses Corset Covers. high neck. good

quality muslin. regular Avalon 15c.
this sale. each

10c

50 dosen Corset Covers, line cembric.

square. V and high necks. beautifully
trimmed with Hamburg or lace.
worth 83¢. each

21c

35de Gombatlste.lewn

and esmbric; numerous styles in
French. low. square and V necks.
handsomely trimmed. regular value
59c. at this sale

Underskirts a.

several styles. umbrella end plain
shapes. toll sites. Prices range {rem

250 to 81.00

Children’s Drawers

90! had appeared in Clay county fline so doses Children‘s Drawers. good cot-

ton. hem and cluster of trucks. slash
8toliysars.worth16oeach.forthis

. 90
Night Dresses

50 doses Night Mes. good cotton. V

and Iothor Hubbard yokee. premiy
trimmed with Hamme tucks,
worth 69¢. each , ,

4.30

so dos. Night Dre-es. line Weaver- «

 

Under-skirts: good cotton. in

 

si “styles. Empire. round. square.
and V necks, handsomely trim-
med with Hamburg and lace. for this
, sale. each
69c

I 35 dosen Night Dresses. batiste. cam~

brie and line cotton. pretty eflects in
the many styles of Empire, square.
round and ‘V necks. exquisitely trim-
med with embroidery. hemetitcbing
sadlace. worth $1.35 each, at

97c

Snscsdoesuot permitustodoturther
thancell attention to all at our es-
sortment of Night messes. They
come in vsrious materials. English
long cloth. batiste. cotton and ce‘m~

brie. p‘ y trimmed, prices range
from
inmwwc
Corsets ?

Our model Corset Bensrtment supplies
. mega-y latest and bestTh “it.
n «alpouwe'u ss Gums
Glove Fitting“ “F..,P " “insurer's."
“Her Majesty.” and “Brewster" cor.
scti'. and “Me‘s“ waists need no
wordy introduction. At this sale we
are oflertng our popular tailor-made
corset. the best 50c corset on the
market. loss and short waist, white
end drab. st » ~

Children ‘8 Night Gowns
1 lot Children‘s Canton Flannel Night

Gowns, extra heavy cloth. have sold
allesasouatbktlrissalc. each

250
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AT SEYMOUR’S STORE.

'[White Petficoats

Lsdies’ Kuhn Skirts. full also. good
cotton, trimmed with tucks. worth
68c, at. thiseale

Ladies white we line cotton,
numerous styles. handsomely

med with flambm'g or lace. worth
$1.00.”

753
25 dance white cost-5.61m brie or
line cotton. ,‘umbre monthly
trimmed with iihflamburgor .tull
sizes $1.85 quality.
97c
Slides. Ladles’ white Petticoats. fine ‘1‘

trimmed with.

White Petticoats. all the latest models.
in the exquisite styles by Amer-tun
enamel designers

31.50 to 83 50

Drawers ' .,
85 doaen Ladies Drawers. good comm.
hem and cluster of tucks. for this
sale. each
‘ 15c

25 doses Ladies‘ Drawers. umbrella
audnhhsbamfruitolloomeot-
tomyokebaudsandclustcrottucks.
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obs. our-{lest purchase. three

' End breakfast is: nearly made, but it the Codes is poor your breakfast is spoiled
Do you have a cup of first class Estes? If not. it 1s because you are not buying it of
us. Fine Cakes is one or our sneeislties. we pride ourselves on selling a better ar-
ticle than you can find in this town. The genuine Padang Java. and Arabian Mo-
thoussnd pounds at the green berry. this Cofieeroasted
laces before you the finest Gofiee 1n the world. It costs a little
more than the ordinary. but it’s all wind: the dimensions. Suppose who, it sndbs
' thezjudge. That line aroma waver when. you sip if. confintes and holds in your
memory where to getyonr Codes... '

 

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