Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 28, 1900 · page 4

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‘eIid to which we have
"the 'centdpes?

‘ Ii, is thS‘tll‘c re-

‘ dustrluirdcveiop;
st our-grins erVity as

. south a‘
ring pI-I‘Vc ‘
t e terrible tenements,

wded when
'dwclfifiw

u
‘that every industrial centre
(:2 destroyed, as wet: flq§0d

V tneu‘

bass, and the sun
luocoiuhlla‘veu vth

9 thIng more Incl
' coulr utiIig us

ccntu 'y
. " is or auizeti‘ for
’d of the poop c, governfi
not. Public officials paid

punii's'h evihloers are iIIstearl'

vice and iniquity and
t oii the revenue.
there Is aural:
play of mm
plendor. We are undertak-

public works, and yet .

rable beings that we

t able to establish ., ~

rushing preparations for r

' Ill) demonstration to eel.“

timid of the IliumI
mi.

lIc' Incoming

, next Monday. at

"I‘ho Iplon proposed in"
(l‘Vscems sensible and ap-

V to and Is offered as a sug:
'II o The Norwalks. . It is
, chum mid-

Wu should go

or five minutes

yr: at the call of the

Wills id be a general

0 , mbhc and private.
wild low buildings,

olilcl‘ es and everything

. can be set or lit,

t the moment

. encw century
li‘yillboli‘zc the dawn-

tiiury, and take the,

ourth of July”

Cisailui
wish mitt; it.”
0 bid to

c proper superwsuiil‘
“ alithoritics and under such regu-

V' wnunmm pol

performance, so objectionoblc to

" many people of sensitive nerves.

Warden Hayes, of the Kings
hficnnentlary, has a road-
_ that he won

the penal institutions of the state,
which he believes would prevent
prisoners from, growth despond-
ent from luck of 2" There
Would be no eprnsc to the state,
he thinks, as he propositions
stand now He figs interested the
Slate i’ririiin COI IriIssion arid the
Prison Reform Association In the
iflmgd undertaking. It is con-V
.8 '
. 01m V‘HZ
l‘he State Teachers Associa-
tion in session at Springfield. lll.,

upon} e game
Hi by high Schnelv

lations as shall Insure the elimina-
tion (“if l»rntnliiy."‘1lIIles vern-
ing the game- will be sthIriIttc‘Il to
the high schools for signature and
only those schools coniorniinjg'

contests. 'Iihc central feature will
he lactully control

sentiment of the House of Re re:
sentativcs, remarks the N w ork

II, there seems to be lit e dispo-
.IIItion to shut up the ‘ca‘iitehn in
the Capitol ‘

WHAT OTHER EDITORS VIA“.
Prollto or Artlflclol loo. ‘
WM, tAnsouloV Sentln e ,
..nI month WNW Circuit“ c ballots in
bury orionlrcd II. compony to
Incite artificial lee. Unknown to them
a. prominent brewing company had or-
linked to establish a similar plont.
ow that fact has bocfiync «known
unii he brewlng company no nlr'eo‘dy
signed contracts tor the machinery
the Ilrst company has wlthdrdw'n from
the held. In this connoctlon lt la in—
teroatlng to know what the company,
learned about the cost (It ortlllclol loo
mcklng. In New York the coat to 58
cents o Inc. the Wotarburlo‘un n3
ured theft by Whit tho! increased wt
of cool for runnlnx the machinery oud
other Incidental expenses the coat to
make It III Waterbury woulil be not
over seventy cents a ton, or 2% cents
(I hundred pounds, The first cost at
an artificial the plant ls hcnvy. It modI
brute nloed one costlng not one than"
360.000. ut with wedge coattn3
cents II hudrod mun
troIn twenty to thirtyle cents o hun-
dred. the cost or the plant could soon
be corned. The purity of ortlllclot loo;

climb in item
not. won
II III new

I
l fllilal

W ill
on. lit Will.
to tho,“ tloot. Ill pic on the chookr
or the ace 0 am

lilo hall flolUmbh Itol
film W. [Mom
'llW

 

ld'ilike.
N

'lu lllllSHlbL urulmur bullet w ~r w "

fig‘fifitw my Scheme “901114ch b

has glued the seal of its approval ,

iootball, With "
’in.
Buy my Poetry Flour, and have hot.

thereto will be Iiilowctl to fiber

‘ Hoot.

%
, and rolling .

especially where the water is from err
torlon wells and uncoutdinlnotod is on"

 

eSECOND~HAND

All Makes.

TYPEWRITER;

$10. 00 to $75.00.

MachiIIcs Bought, Sold (Iri3 Erich _

61V CANNON m

BRIDGEPORIZ COW.

Agent for the Underwood Typewriter

MODEL GROCERJ is

CHRISTMAS lNllOllll

Clover Hlll prlnto. one or the linoot
undo of Butter on the market.
Cheap at 30c lb.

‘ Groomer-y Tub lo Without ‘loult, 27c.

I so" ten pounds of It to one or any
other. ,

Boot Flour, bile big, this solo. Coon.
Potatoes. this onto, me bu. snot/g
Cooh. '

tor pantry. You IIIo loco shortening
and have better product by loo uoo.
85: big.

Nlco come. Hm lately «out on

extra line oood Moeho Como, to my.

Iotook. which I think will prove I great
oddltlon to tho drinking quality of my
boot Jove ond Mocha (togothor or oop-
oVI'oto). 32c lb.

That time lo anythlng In tho Morn-

‘ oolbo cotton llno in thin city that no
III spite of the highly. virtuous-

coino up to my 22o Moraeolbo. I doubt
very much. A trial will lnouro your
continuod patronage.

2 Vln‘olond awoot Pototooo, llnoot 10:

it“ .

Stole brood, Thyme, Sago. Savory,
BWoot Morlorom.6 ond 100 box.
:V Poultry Manning, 10 andrlbo.
VVfl hove o lino article in Wot ‘Mlneo
Doubt ll you can moko better.
2 lb., 25c. 14:: lb.

,i‘fl

Lorenzo J Dibble.

survives in Cleveland.

New Year's caller in ball around. " I...

Rev Dr Mott 8 Hughes. of that city,
to his (Methodist) couxreiotlon. lost
Huntley. "ho is filled with Icon. and
cakes and confections and salads to
satiety: ho loathe: the very alsht or
such things by the time he has reached
the curl ol.’ his culllhg llot, rind comes
at last to regard with actual mallce the
pouch who offers these lndl3esttlilo
condiments to him and insists upon his
can“ them’.’ .

Joules Mlller,ot Sonbrlght. N. J., has
dleeove‘rcd h queer spocloc or live rut
mp. It la 3 large. hora child. between
the opon ohgllslfi‘whchEow “in?
grasped n ro. p t o
0 our pha‘d’ been may i?“ ‘Ill‘e sun with

shell opened, and that when the

,V rut attempted to moire It dinner of the
.V elmfib‘lo clomshln shut Its shell on
, the rot‘c hood
V .‘ lot when found, but the rat woe coca.
_ and the and about it showed ovli

'l‘he‘ olom woo stlll liv-

do‘ncoo or o otru33'le on the port of tho
llttlo onllnol to tree itself from the
clutch of the blvolvo: ‘ . Vn

 

 

Flno hard Gobbogo,

Swoot Cldor, boob}. . . ' ,

Dudley Golden Pumpkin lo oooroo
thlo yoor, but i harm a cod stock. 2
com, 25c. Other Pump no, 3 cans.

Homo Drouod Chickono. lrom my
tor-m, tor roosting or Ibollln‘g‘. 12l/2 and
150 lb.

awoot Oranges; 20, Its.- 30. She doc.

Boo my orongoo for'l'ool borgolflo.

Honey. homo .rolood ond puro, 20c
bottle.

Honoy in the comb, honio rolled and
pure. 20c frame.

Figs. now. 101: lb. Now Datoo, lilo

our Candy opoelol lo the for our 18:
goodo. Pop corn, that non WV, ‘llio
pockoge.

Holly! Hollyl Holly to donor“: your
home. 30 bunch, 2 bunch“ for So.

Holly Wroothr. llle coon.

Running nine, 3 undo tor 5e. .

lononoo. 20 and a“ slot. ..

Good Eggo. 259 cog. Pruning-I so}:

Notloo in our window tho eooklng
utonollo and other uoolul ortlcloo,V Vglv-

' on to spot coon customers. .

Good Goods. night one“. Good
oorvlco. Wo expect to be buoy and oo-
Ilelt your order. .

M. ERMEIN.

Plouont Avenue; Fort Point or.

New Years Groceries.
The best is none

rlcec‘ are very MMWI I
iiuy the? BEST coconut 9 In V g -

loos.

Boot Butter, per lb‘.,‘

all), Prunes, V

4 Continued Corn.

;2 lb. Mlxed Nuts.

Scodon Ralslno, per ohm.

Dates. per lb., .V ;

18 lb Sugar. V‘ ‘. 9 W“? I
EAST NORWAIIK. é

tors in business htogllo and ot the old
state. house up Be ollt streets will

that or the mo th'.

won't". IGNOIANcl. ,
Ivor-Inc Moe here. you! you re-
member putting two ll3btuln3 rode on
my
thdt

P63Ill’or,-f»8tru
"It was."

move to the :11 me alone helium the:

urn was struck ols wool:- Vorte

VI fruit

. French mitotic

II loot and“; hem you? WelllV

to ,.
gradients. Boot‘tho V
null: and

be row, 82 .
Dot II—a—Ladies and Misses Fine
v and block, all silzes, regular price $1000'a

 

m: h our locooo—thir Inoro you goth“ ‘tllé '

P .
~ ‘ We mention but a few of the priccb

marked up to $7. 50. Not one WorV V V

2.67.

Inorrow at $6. 50.

Lot IIIv—«Ladies’ and Misses High—Grad

tall the prevailing styles, mostly bla
price $12. 50, $14 00 and $15.00. 0

ch, none b
n sale tout rt VV

Lot IV—Ladies' Jackets, absolutely the

‘Kv

MILLIN

‘ price $18.00, $20. 00 and $22.00. For sale tomorrow

ERY.

Every trimmed hat' III our department th, I

eat this sale.

The

you an idea of the bargains that await you. .
Misses and Children's Hats, regular prices

th 3 $4.00 On sale tomorrow at $1.98, $1. 50 and 98c

Ladies 'iloimmed Hats, regular price $5. 00 and $6
1‘ tomorrow at $3. 49 and $2. 49.

‘ wliners, whose reputation needs no praise. Nothing To
Price cutting applies to all. "‘

Ladies’ Black Vch ct Hats, regular prrccs$800lmd

sale tomorrow at $5. 98 and $4 98.

TELEPHONE 5&2.

 

Home. Tongue
the ovens- l! y

Leave your 0rd to on Moushonno

ride ..

"donor. is; .8 in; 33°-
“I100.
12:.
Lb» 100.
u. 76.
dob, zoo.

AngorloVon Minot!

Ribbon or Irokon candy,
Now Mlxod Hut, lbé, .
Now Layer Fl o, .
Now Porolon' om, ‘
Fancy Florldo mongol.

 

We like to be hit

grown Cornted Turkeys.

hodod Rololno,
Clo-nod Currants,
Orange or Lemon Pool.
Fancy Loghorn Citron. 2lbo. 25¢.
Plum Puddlng. lb. can, . lilo.
English Plum Pudding, can. 23:.
3 pkg. Nono Such Mlneo Moot for 26¢.

Pkg., 9e.
Pkg, 12o.
Lb., 1

'1‘ noun crummy BUTTER AT 05c. LB.
2 . so. has. GRANULATED SUGAR son

 

r "mono White Rose Flour. pom .
24V. pound bog, doe

Sollrcrnlo Prom. 7 WI» . I ~

Dung, Pool.1

AT SEYMOUR ’S STORE
Now for New Years. Your Moneu’ 5 Worth

We mean to five you toil votes received (or every dollar you spend. m else we do not ex __
manout trade. We would lather give you your money back than to have you dissatisfied W. seek
confidence in our prices outfall as In the quality or our goods
promlo‘oo llohtly mg. no when; of the truth to secure your trade.
W . the traction of scout every, unto. We shall welcome and be glad to see you at all times.
that we hove 3lvon you "your money a worth" We'll not turn the corner to ovoid you. We lbokV _

Firm 1‘

Hanna r SUPPLIES.

Tongcrlnoo; Bunches, Gregor .Frult. Nolan Grapes. Molasses candy, Bon Bonn. fancy Mixed Nuts. Tobi ital
Cranberrioi' all kinds 01630000,?» Corn Brlttle. Table Apples Delicious Colleo, Sweet Rosy Butte
notes: Bacon. The largest and freshest assortment or fancy Crackem mowed
boot tube round here. Another Invoice 0t Horace R. Nash's Groaned .
do. Splendid owootlrult otlowprlceo. We offer 200 Bunches of that ilne whlto crlsp Celery ‘VIIV 1235‘

Will secure fuller vol I; add more looting «detection in our stores than any other

; _ ' totrong assertion to make, but leave your order here. and lot no.
to you. renewing our Iliuol custom of giving away Picture Books to the children, we ‘
’ ‘ very customer will be presented with a Child‘s Toy Picture ’ '

Californla Pru o- . ‘
Full Groom Choooo,‘ ll»,

IT IS FINE.
$I'.oo.

$4.75 bbl., 60c. Bog. V. ‘i

i fl. EHIWKVMINN ECO-.Suooooooroa . _, , .. .
3 35-37 MAIN 81'.

were“! .
not we oum'ihn.

ww

There shall be no mlsroprebontotlu V
You shall get your money' II worth ' '

Cape Cod Cranberrl
Fancy Sweet Polotoo
5c. Holidoy Mixed Coho
New Popping Corn,
New Honoymlobo jar, . b

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