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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 14, 1901 · page 4

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clearl a clerical error,
‘ abulnti'ng the
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by any person present,
quest a recount, or de-

 
 

The reporter, evidently,
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dnmark ‘ Was absolutely" the
ct iii cheap railWay fares.
fares were reduced 31 around
. . the longer the' distance the
1' the..r,eduetion, but at the
5 1 into, the return ticket sys-

was abolished for journeys
Denmark. One of tin

'li'da3’ makers is the so-call-
rtnightly or th vveelrs‘ tick-
cl lget‘ lentities the
u iipdr Dénhi‘ 111i?
. ourtflan days for n'
Citied sum The holder can go
It, ever he cares to go. and as
ity’ times over the same route
it may wish within the time
Slot—«namely, fourteen days.
holiday maker may visit e3 erv
of interest in Denmark (lur-
1g hat time, and. if he found any
“ re in traveling from town to
yin night and day for the period
could do so.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

e railroad commissioners are
in full. coutroiof nil trolley
3 throughout the. .stiite, jufst
8lllC as the steam roads This
i'oper, for in the estimation of
y it will he only a short time

1:” all the. trolley » ill" will he

 

.‘ NI
. $3 “29441. "c
The. l‘emis3lvauiu state ballot
w provides that no citizen can
ote whm is over twenty- two
9an old. without Inning pre
13513 paid a state and county
(13enrs.asaessed at

and paid at the latest. one
11 before the election

WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
Even" the large galnsboronghs are
in o of blue hair braid.
" The ludica ions are that fall dress
nterlals in wool will have 11 great
any light shades among thorn.

hlte canvas hung over white in!
tent 111111 trimmed with black 1111111111111

 

 

‘daome one

very one seems to he schism“
3701‘ the wild flowers this your.
ot without reason. for the frequent
line have made them large and rert.
rluet

ha Japanese cotton rugs in blue
and white null green and white are de

liar the summer home
lue in the solid color dress linens

1101111 11th 11 great dough?!
all 1151111111311 391d lit oly 390
o coarsely 3‘3'o3on linens 11111
i hl‘onttblo. '
One soon a {moat many oi the union
n51!“ osprltmjuin in both white the
k tutti While. They hove “been
pro prettily made then ever this sea-
4111013 and have taken.
or.) dark blue is very fashionable in
, rte in all kinds of materialnv—ivoolen
1nd cotton A touch of white or block
an improvement. and sometimes
are mingled with very good to
1‘11 it the colors are clear.
he grout sales of ready- made wear
children have encouraged the man
town in extending their humiliate
hpyond all ru‘vloiis dimensions. and
(all oil 500 some very stylish
1111111111. in the departments
’ Economist 11113-11 the latest new
yolllnqn Irom Putz tells (it utmna
the large at- 41110th veils
1111 it» a sensation porno
an 11 your ago and wot.
into very popular
. lllh we might size a revival or
The spot a noun triilo loan than
- (ll! In alltfi will 11th the illiimotoi
‘ Mont piece Thoro are usually
~ omen or eight of them on 11

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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. Manny .
attention was 5111.11.11.11 ,

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3‘ Th‘el thiéa‘ 1111.11: iii '1' rude Marks
must be presented tor rocker. ,.
All 11511.11... store: nail the Ozone
goods.

Mitchell 25L Son. Auctioneers

Auction Sale

Blitliliiig Lots

Meadow Street,

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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innuol 3311111 Muslm 31111111111111 ale

Mount the 9111111131 oi the Seminar \Dhite Salon.

DAINTINESSw-if asked. we would say. is the keynote at this sale. ’
Our big Lingerie Sales-Ja1iuary rind June—ware planned far ahead, and planned to turn dull seasons into busy ones;
to tempt 5511 to buy by appealing so strongly to a spirit of economy that you cant resist.

This year. the month usually beginning dull season,
' April and Mav

business into this one month. Quick work for you and us.

i

The garments uttered you at this sale are just as good as our regular stock; you know what that always is.
are just as full in mateiial, just as well made, of just as good fabrics.

he prices. and they are about this way:

11.15.111.11 Domain

of the

31111111511 1.11.1111.

in Connooilout.

is to be the busiest ever known. for the cold, rainy months oi
”just think, only thirteen fitir days out of the sixty-one in the two monihs~have forced a three 510111111 ‘

They

Nothing about them scrimped or shortened except

5 , 31 Monte-filer. Conts‘ \Dor’th tor Sutton Cents—Hm“ ”Dpllar‘ 1. Worth 1.. Sixth Gents

 

 

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tide-r control of the? sweatin- rozids. '

st two unths before the elec-' " . u
tenthng the City water system to
: Rowayou, Roton Paint, Belle Is—

is a favorite combination and 5331531”
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And ‘

tomorrow cooi lurking—filial the 1111111; .'

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19111,
1:12 o’clock, p. 111..

EASY TERMS.
NOTICE.

8111111 5111 Mill iii!

Ma3or‘s (”)fiice
South 3N0r33 (ilk, Conn.

lo losepli R. "I anion Clerk of the
City of South Nonvillk.

Sir: B3 aifihority vested in me
its \la3or and by order of the
Louncil of said 35131.1 hereliy di-
meet you 4to giv eerotice to the legal
voters of this city that a special
city meeting will he held in Ariou
Hall. 1111 Madison street. on Mon.
day. June 1;. “301.1115, o'clock. p.
1.. to consider»: the matter of 0x4

 

 

land and 3'icinii3',aiiil to take such
action in relation thereto as may
be deemed adviéable or necessary.

Dated at said city. .‘lillc izth.
11101.

MORTIMER .\l. LICK.

A true copy. Mayor.
Attest: jnsrpli R. Taylor.
314 3t City Clerk.

 

Taylor 61 Golden,

REAL ESTA TE 1ND
INSURANCE.
51111001.»: arcane: 611113511011".

74 Wathlnaron‘ Sinai.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN

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Are you well Insured
against loss by an!

JACOB M. L! YTON.

No. 6 Railroad Plan.
South Namath.

with it

elsewhere in tooth.
Bananas. etc.
tried it do no.

 

 

 

 

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stopping

31311511. except in the tenth. Schumann
,is 11 better pitcher than Gray and he
M“ NONI“? be retained “"110de gnoon. until 8 ocloek in the even-
ing.

Lists of persons owning' or har-
Schumann hit to boring unregistered dogs will he .
W301!“ and “5 “WW 0‘“ “IQ“h'Yligit on to the prosecuting allome3
1:15 soon thereafter as the same can
the made up.

 

 

100 Dozen Ladies’ WhiteSkjiis. Corset Covers. Nidlit Robes. '
” Summer COISBIS. Finished with lawn 1111111: Made 01 good muslin, lelied Ladies’ Muslin Gowns. tin-
Price No and three hemstitched tucks. seams. all sizes, ished with cambric ruffle.
, . .1. 4 Worth 75c. . Regular orice IZlc. Regular price 501:.
. .1 June Sale Price, 291:. June Sale Price, 5411:; June Sale Price. 8:. June Sale Price, 290.

 

 

41CorSel Coyers. .

Made of good muslin. tolled seams.

all sizes, regular price 12%cw-
JUNE SALE PRICE.

Several styles in fine cotton and
lonsdnio Cambrlc Corset Covers. titted
high. square.
round and V neck, trimmed With our
hroldery or lace, values from 35c to

and French shapes.

39¢ each-—
Choice at our

JUNE SALE FOR

. " '4“. 4,11
White Peithais.
Ladies" white 's‘kir'ts finished with
lawn rnme and three hematitched
3,; tucks:—
‘ Worth The each»—

JUNE SALE PRICE, 47c

[radios White Skirt with deep lawn
flouuce. finished with 95inch Hamburg
male. and three flue tucks. also enm-
hric dust rutlle. a good 31.25 garment--

JUNB} SALE PRICE, 75:
Ladies’ White Shirt.

21c

' deep flonneo
1131;113:3cvii‘t3gr8‘it3111r02i13‘2' friltuyiigg. with 21 tricks and edged with Clum'
eiennos loiee‘ insertion neck and lace 4 Inches deep. cambrlc dust riimo

sleeves trimmed with lace—
ltegniar price We“

JUNE SALE PRICE.

Night Robes.

Ladiea‘ Muslin Gowns. finished

eambrlc rump—-
Regular price sue-—

J UNE SALE PRICE, .,

Ladlea‘ Gowns, many styles. fine. not—
ton, handsomely trimmed with tucks
and Hamburg edging. high and V nook.
also Empire style, good The robes——

JUNE SALE PRICE.

25 dozen [.adies' Gowns.
best muslin or eambrlc,

 
 
 
 
 
 

lace or Hamburg edging.

JUNE SALE PRICE. .

W W- -. .. a... A...“

SCHUMANN TRIED AGAIN. l
Schumann again tried his hand at
pltthing yesterday for the Hartford
team against Bristol and although new
mode a very good showing his team
.was defeated in a ten inning game Of 5
Schumann's work the Hartlord Cour-
ant has the following to any: Cap.
min Shlndle decided to give Chumpr.
Gray one more chance and he pitched
for six innings. He showed an im-‘ .
proremont over his pre3ious enhlbi l
lion but he was hit harder than Rois
ling. and but for poor base- running;
two runs would have been
against him Kid Schumann was sent

out to finish the some and he did;

only run was made in the eighth. Ur-
quhart reached second on a mull oi.
Nudeley 3. Ho reached third on Flam i
ins”: out to Eddy.

being held on third. Uhllseh hit to
third and the ball was tumbled. Urqu-
hart scoring.

Homew— and I-‘ranh Donaldson are
tfioli Inland. ’

 

 

w. mdwitlioutnriul r 5.11.... Collie: 111‘,

5

made of
pretty effects
in high neck. V neck. square neck and
Empire styles. all exquisitely trimmed.
with hemntltched tucks. Valenelennes
some are
worth 81.25. none less than Sl—

Dog Registration

The Town Lllerk will he at the
500??“ South \orualk office of the Sel-
oodfertinen. for the purpose of regis- is in. box Hominy,
Mtcring (lugs, on Friday. june 14th,
1901 from 3 o'clock in the after-

 

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'lo will at our store itnd have our 11115111 advertising offer explained to 3011.

Whatever you get here you are sure to get right We are complimented daily
and prices. of our Fresh Garden Vegetables. ‘

ASPARAGUS, WAX BEANS, GREEN PEAS, RADISHES. LETTUCKi CUCUMBERSQ
. BEETS. NEW POTATOES. ETC”
We handle 1.111111 the choicest 111 the fruit line: We are confident you can do better here than

Fine Strawberries dolly at toe and rsc. 11111111. Pineapple; for Saturday.
Thefinmnntmhmhuymcanmduphuteitfmmmw flavor It 11131 have not

(1111‘ regular price $1.39 (New York
houses ask 31.50 for some skirt)—

 

JUNE Brim PRICE, 43c

47:

A complete line of umbrella Skirts.
incited rallies and with lace or Ham»
burg trimming. sizes 4 to ll years.
All marked at special prices tor‘our
JUNE SALE.

 

75¢

No'i'icE.

31c , QIWE SALE PRICE, 981:
Also a large asortment of fine lace
minimal} skirts at special prices during
r June 111119..
Ladi U 11 Id 1.
209 .. . ”ion .5 CmmiClrU erahlrts'
’t timbre! doom; a lawn
. flounco with hemetitcbed tucks.—
Worth 59c-

Children’s Petticoats.

1

13 Cake: Oval Soap,
Cream Corn, can,
Root Beer Extract, botllc.

\ Magic Yeast, box,

HERBERT R. SMITH
Town Cloris.

 
 
 

You will be pleased

 

Magnolia Brand om, package,
2 LBS. .FULL CREAM CHEESE FOR
HARVEST BRAND MILK. (Full weight can)
7 LBS. CALIFORNIA PRUNES FOR

NEW 1101111 GROCERY 001111111311,

RELIABLE GEMS)“-

DONOVAN BUILDING. TELEPHONE CALL 133-6.

 

‘Ladies’ Drawers.

Several styles, good cotton. cumbt'lc
milk: with tucks Hamburg ruilie with
tucks also plain hem with hematitchcd
tucks, —

All worth 391: a pair,—
JUNE SALE PRlCE, 21c

Ladles' Drawers ol’ excellent cotton
or line camhrto, handsomely trimmed

with embroidery or how knot lace,
Good value at 59c—
.IUNE SALE PRICE, 47c

Ladtes‘ Drawers. made of host mus-
lin or enmbrle. trimmed with deep
lure. Hamburg edging and line tucks,

a large assortment to choose from. 5

Prices haVe been 75c to 980——

JUNE SALE PRICE. 591:

Children’s Drawers.

Made of good cotton. hem and clus-
ter of tucks, sizes 2 to 12 years:-
Worth 150*-

JUNE SALE PRICE, ' 9c

Children's tine cotton Drawers, trim-
med with rume and hematitehing.
Sizes 2 to 12 years——

Worth 29c—

Jl’NE SALE PRICE, 19c

 

Ladies’White Aprons,
3153.23: i323". tine Lawn Athens,—

JUNE SALE PRICE, 10c

Sale ”Begins Omani-rout, Sam-den.

W'Somet/ning Dobigin

 

TELEPHONE CALL 133-6.
the Grocery Line."

last hit at 111111 51111111511151 Wail

$4.40 PER BIBL. «MAUD S. FLOUR—55c. PER BAG.

Ladies’ White WaistSf

250 Ladies' tine Lawn Shirt Walstn,
elaborately trimmed with tucks and
Hamburg Insertion laundered or soft
tenor and Bishop sleeve. all this sea.
son‘ a manufacture, excellent materials
and fine workmaniihlp,—-

Regular prices $1.50 and $1.39—

JUNE SALE PRICE, 930

 

Infanis’ Caps.

1 lot Infanta‘ Nainnook Caps. all
fresh and clean;-
Worth 190—

JI'T”; 5'.le PRICE.

White
Dressing Samues.

A few white LawnDressing Sacques,
made of fine material trimmed with
neat designs 0! Swiss Embroidery.
Some have been priced as high an
$1.50. Will close out the lot at our
JUNE SALE AT 251: each.

:"1-L‘y' ‘1113u
', [11511

Infanis’ Slips.‘ “'-

10c

 

 

infants‘ white 01111111115733. trim-
med with neat Hamburg _broldery;
also plain ones finished wl' ,cainhrie

rumo suitable for night mpg,— r
Regular 250 klnd~ ,0”

JUNE SALE PRICE, .1 3.1 190

 

VICTORY BAKED BEANS. 5 CENTS CAN.

um.

14c

‘ 25c FRESH STOCK
7c 0,

3: ETC.

OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR.

 

FREE! WITH TEA OR COFFEE. ONE CAXE OF " II

1°C RAMS. SHOULDERS BACON, 3 It». Lump Starch tor ‘4

 

lust gilt: our
B U TTER
a trial.

 

5 LBS. CREAMERY BUTTER FOR 51 do.

 

Gait Brand Beau, per «'13, , 10o
Evaporated Peach“. por- (h... 100
Enameiino, per box, 80
26°
Lima Beans, par qt, 120
Large Jan Dally'o Jam, 1011

25 CENTS.

8 CENTS.
4 25.CENTS.
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

Special 11111111111112.1111. For This Week

OUR FAMOUS ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER,

 

are. 1.3.; 5 LBS. FOR $1.110.
-55C- BAG; FER BBL” .O'4on

4 1.5.1 18 1.1311. ordination GRANULATED SUGAR r012 . am.
0" 1111: 9‘13“? PURE riturr JAMS or 1 LB GLASS 111113 3 FOR 25:.
ornisanniuns . , _ 4c. y, LB. c1111 BREAKFAST COCOA. 1111..
3 onus 9.115111112011111: 20c. conrisu SHREDS. 5c.
3 cans CONDENSED 1111.11, m. 3 LBS. near conrisn,‘ fuse. .
mum Wm ,’ 3 union cans FEARS. 15¢. 11111.1. CREAM cannon. 1 one 110111511
own" 1.1111111. ensue, we. autism) MACKEREL,15¢
nonunion cursor 5.. 12 nexus mutton hlATCHEB. '

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

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