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Evening sentinel, Friday, July 26, 1901 · page 4

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uninsuro Your Furniture

_ 3' and Housb old. Goods“ in a Dwelling

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1embcr scein a
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.mpnny several years
‘a diamond inserted
rout teeth. Her
itcr ily dazzling. All
g, now. though. The
cm to preserve as
oasibi‘c the natural
.t' th; and some-
all over Va gold

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

city of New York
nillions of dollars

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. Won by Cornelius
reloklyn Benevo-
,7 1911Catholic or—
n which by act of
re obtained by Been.—
ll encés he was ablé
xcmptéd from tax-
”lhe benevolent
sbid at auction
. 1d on the several
he root, and for about
the lease holders
pay only the 511
he use of t"

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

ash the ‘Pai‘is

ion. .Castilo
granary oi
, ved to sec
,, or paying heavy

‘ ‘es. protcctivc

~“ “sly, se premium of:
' itch nge, compell-
woven cereals

B. thcri'can or

. cl on the tract, not"
' Velf, and thé‘lease '

or; find; flintl “31

Just iillllk of ii? 7 Bars of Fine Laundru Soap for 25 Cents. and
J1 chance to Win a Barrel of the Best Flour.

conical will Close Friday. July 26. 1901.

Watch for our Low. Price Sale. 13619an Saturdau 01 this week.

New York Grocery Co.

11

House tor 11111139 years 11111111111 loss or

9111111139 111- Mrs” or Lightning, to the
1 1 l4 t t 11

South Norwalk.

STATE BUSINESS, MEN'S OUTING.
'l‘hc mornbcrs of the Nurwallt' Bus-
inoss Men 5- association have been not-
tiled that the annual outing oi the
State association will take place on
Fridliy, August 26, at Lake CompOunca,
on the Northampton division 1 the
111111111111 and easily accessible ytrol-
Icy, from Plalnville. The least a tho
outing will 111. 1111, oldlashioned a, cop-
balm, for which 31 will be charged. The
mice is kept nominal to attract a large
gathering. The committee that ar
Hinged the outing consists of Dwight
N. Hawos. president of the Hartford
association, 13:9 Perkins, 0,3 New Lon
don Ilnd Dr.“ Ebwm: Boobs. ‘on Bridge
90“. ,7

iNTENEST iNCNEASINO.

The many“ 11016le In the building and
iliiishliig oi the Pan- American Exposi
tion at first was a great disappoint

 

‘ 1111111 to early risiifirs, but now every

thing is finished and the show well un
111111 ”way and 11111119”th so and wish
so get the best results tram their visit
will do. well to look 1111 1:119 dlflereni
plans offered by The accusation Tour
int alimony. Good room's are enxsg
ed in advancé, 11' echo uci‘or' Is iii chargc
oi the party to see t at every comfort
Is provided. and the trip In Niagara

that Is charged for the tour. Tickets
anI full information at the silica 01

C. .Harris, agént, N. Y. N. H. 5: H.

R“ 1:31.12:

VESSELS ARRIVE.

.HAVRE July 26. «Arrived:
or L'Aqultains ‘Ironi N Y

 

 

Steam

 

‘ cu quarters. It was painted ,
ith arson deck and 111111 a regular ,
1 Thom was 9. 111111111 round

'botmm boat about twelve test In
“ length in tow. The window lights I11
11 the cabin were oval 9113)»

9.1 11980142 near Plainvilla. The place 111 '

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1i

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11. but not tor long “as 1111‘ 11111911119“
III In the 11111111. Mr.

sat lonxgsnd 11111111311 11101161111

be its and coin 111; homes

hlto
runk cabin.

on the Side 'rhs cat, out and small-
or one looked to ho new.

Chiot William Voilinor ays that If
unday that
a“ boat had boas stolen from 301191;;
Bay. It wood hare 1111,1111 an my matter
to captors the thieves ‘Ho says, that
whoever they are they arc not airports
or they never would have anchored oil '1
a Yacht club in broad day light. nor
does he think that, airport thieves
would have allowed three letters of the
111111111 of the boat remain, and taken

lid had i'cc‘ai'ved Word on

 
 
 

all two. ,
WILL as commonlonao.

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Ofllcon who Passed the Examining ,

Board 11! the National Guard.
The adjutant general Issued yester

day an order giving the results of the
examining of ofllcers or the National
The axumlu.
1113 board of which General Frost wiis
a Member. reports that the {allowing
omcors of the Fourth Regiment passed

Guard [or commission.

a satisfactory examination In “mili-

‘nry. moral and general capacity, qual-
und they
with others will be commissioned with

iflcutions and emciency,"

unit and date as given herewith:
Captain William A. Pratt. regimen
zazoadjutant. Stamford. December 13.

r.
99

Captain Andrew J. Moran Company

“1. Stamford. December II 1900.
First Lieutenant Bonjamin Stuart.
Vlgggpany C. Stamford. December ll.

Second Lieutenant John A.Mal1ar.
figpnny C, Stamford, Décember ll

Second Lieutenant Albert R Soc
Ell Company F Norwailr March 19.

All but one oflicer examined In the
with Its attractions, tree. In worth 1111,49 "lrfii Reziment passed

All the oilicers oi‘ the Second Regi-
nont ordered bolero the board passed
1. satisfactory examination. as did also
1i] the omccrs of the Naval Battalion

nd the Fhst Separate Company. col
red of New Haven. who appeared.

“be following officers reported as tall-

 

 
 

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shirt club won»

this crow 97119119111110 1
id they see 11

. Smith descriiics "
1111; boat as being about toenty‘iige»
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1- with stays and must." hold! stays fill
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pa and had two

113 to pass a satisfactory examination

 

 

VPACINGAN AN!) TROTTING
2:30 Class. ' '5-1 $150
Free-fonall.‘ 1‘ - ‘- $150
Wagon Race. open to all. 35 0

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION RULES
TO COME RN...

9 or Cont.
Emile: will“ lo d July 24. ‘

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we carport-r. coma.

 

 

Entrance.

 

 

 
 

will be given another chance. as rec-
ommended by the board: V
First Roglmeut~30condmicutonnnt

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Third RozimonM lain Enrich
‘ W Shea. First 1.1th 111111: 1111191111
Herbal, Second Lieutenant flurry C.
Chopped. Sscond Lieutsnsnt Patrick
Benson.

Eourth Regimentg—gaacond Mouton
ant Christobhor C Coon.

vision. Naval Battalion, Bridgaport.
who was excused on account of sick
noon, will be examinod at 11 Subs!»
count data. 3 if"

Second Lieutcndil Ibiin C. ago,
Company D. First Regiment.1firislol
[111ch «to appear
not being rocomm'oiidsd 'for a subso-
nneut examination. is discharged ticm
the military service of the stats. his
appointment being revoked. Captain
Merrill of thé company. is directed to
hold a meeting“ 0111 command to
nominate 3. undo to ‘Lleut‘onant
Page. The boat- ssol véd

The order further provides that men
whose term or enlistment expires dur.
In; the time of the encampment will
be held for duty at Camp McLean.

OPHIN BOUND FOR MAURITIUO.

FREMANTMII Western Australia
July Bil—Tho steamer Ophir. with the
Duke and Duchess 1of Cornwall ..and
York onboard left“ are today, Vbbund
for Maugltlus.1 1~

 

 

 

hot the womanwgwx. the pocketbook
If she wants: tbéllbs usuuiiyV nothing
In It. anyw ,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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RELIABLE CNOCENO.
TELEPHONE CALL 133-6.

Only a few more ”days‘l'o guess on our Jar oi Beans. so come and try your hick.

41

scorn NORWALKU

 

11197. LB.- V

11. 1 ~«..

3. .
5‘21
, .

m BAG 5511.,PER 3111. $440» “l
3191' 15°12 moron Mm

A u 7'-

libs. Laundry Starch.

s selling.

Ensign W H. Van 011111111. Third DI- _

2.9111111111111011 111111 ‘

on weather.

 

FROM 3 T0 .1 cocoon."
Our entire stock -_of, ladies'
and men’s 25c. Hose. at

 
 
 

16c. pair

Ladies’ 51:. Handlrcrchicfs. .

al- 7115/11;

 

pints.

price $3.00. 111 '

Trimmed Hats,

10c. DressGingbams,
Misses Shirt Waists. white

F‘ROM 9 TO 10 A. ,M. '
“ Mason-lEfilit Jars, quarts or

59c: dot.
regular

‘ ' $149-
31:.

 

 

and color-911.111 .1 1 1 , . 69c.
Worth from 981;. to $1.50.
FROM 11 TO :2 A. M.
Best quality percale, 81:.
War: lac. / ‘
Summer Corsets, 29c.
Were 39c. '
Ladies’ Vests, square neck,
fine Iisle. 19c.
”We‘re esc.
FROM 8 TO 10 P. M. .
Milward'n, Noodles. 2%c.
Wore 5c.
15c. mulling Combs, 81:.
25c. Brown’ a Perfumes. 17c.

Men‘s we; Handkerchiefs,

4 for 25¢.

 

V colors, ,

CCI‘I,

Galvanized
Pans. 1151:. size.

Widgs
Value 251:;
_ and front,
Were 25c.
Ladies’ Shirt

at

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29c. Parlor Brooms.
Colored Henreitta, 36 in.

“ FROM‘IE TO in P. M.
751:. Suede Lisle Gloves, all,

see.

$1.00 Kid Gloves. black, 7.51:.
101:. Colic: Cups and Sau-

5c.
Refrigerator
15c.
18c.

191:.

Boys’ Waists. plaited back

19°-
Waiats, whirls

and colored, $1. 25 quality,

69c.

RRoM 8'1“) 9.1 ‘11.

Worth Isl/ac. ..

 

FROM-2f, T03 P. M.‘ ,,
‘ Best Lining‘Cam‘bric, black
1 and cplors. 39/4c
Was 5c.
Tangleioot Fly Paper, dou-
1.11.1119. 11:
8 qt. :1: Tin Milk Paris, 5c.

 

FROM 5‘10 6 P. M.

Ladies’ Night Robes. lace
trimmed, 98c. quality. 691:.

Ladies’ White Lawn Dress—
ing Sacqués, " 39c.
Worth 981:.

Ladies’ White Sailor Hats.
trimmed, $2.25.
Value $4.00. . ‘

 

FROM 6 TO 7 P. M.

All kinds of Flowers at half
price.

Ladies' Wool and All-Lin-
en Walking Skirts. at $2.98.
Regular priCe $5. 00.

Men‘ 3 Fancy Black and
White Socks. soc. quality. 10c.

 

These great and ex-
ceptionallul'Big Bar—
gains can oniu be se—

cured during the hours
Quoted.

 

unaccusnrnns FOR RRurr AND vnoa'rnssas I " V *1:

" .: 35701-911399. 311.919.21.911», Pineapples. Peas. Wan Beans, Lettuce. Beats. Blackberries. To-
‘mntofl. W“ melons ,M ‘

 

 

Cu‘ticui‘b. Soap. , ,
50c. Lacs can... 251:.
Best Apmn Ginghams, 51:
worth 71:. .7 . 7
Crinklod Seersucker. Vmc ’

FROM 10 TO 1: A. M.

 
 

Value age.
All Linen Damaslr“
Worth 3119. V “V "

Red Damask.
Value 501:. .
$1.00 Umbrcllas at

 

Ladics’ Colored Lllw 1
Madras and Percale Wants 59C.
Value 98c.

Boys’ Knee Pants. 561:.
quality. 1 4.391;.

Men’s Dollar Shirts. Sillifif 7
and Soft Bosoms, ' '

 

 

 

FROM 8 To 9 P. M. ‘
. Ono gallon Tin Oil Can, we.
Value 19c. , 7’
All linen Russia Crashi17I/5c.
Worth Isl/21:.

 

 

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vomit

FROM 12 TO I 'P. M .
Ladies Fine Cambric Cor-
set Covers. regular price soc.

 

 

at 291:.
Children’s 'Fine Ribbed
Vests. sizes 1 to 6.. 11 '
Value soc. - 1- '1-

15c. Silesia. all‘colors, "be.
FROM I TO 27P. M. .

29c. Parlor Brooms. - 18c.

All Linen‘Plai‘d, Yellow. for
Cushions, -- -- - 1 - 91/51:.
Reduced from 12%c. ‘ ‘

 

FROM 9 TO to P. M.

The Famous Black Cat
Hose for Boys,
Value 25c.

Ladies’ Fancy Lisle Hose,

18c.

1

 

 

FANCY CRACKERS.

lens. 911:.
0 1111190111 patrons. and offer the best the market affords at lowest cash. priced}.
«1111,9111 hypnotic offer. call and be in the swim.

50c. quality.

1 39¢-

 

TEERE’S NOTHING LIKE OUR GOODS

THERE VIS NOTHING LIKE OUR SWEET ROSY BUTTER. FRESH COUNTRY EGOS’,‘
SPLENDIDVCOFFEE. DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE. '

 

Marlee I11: the result or abundance
rather than or want. -

11' unnamed w
No incovsry
a: Itomni

1 ' ills”
d; that has been «used by or. Kin!“ 11'
New Discovery for Consciopticn.1 t‘: '

overcast cuts lam boon on 11111199111
victim‘s oi! saturation.

in It has rsswrad to
Honrnoncss

thins Group. 1191111 11. 11111111111991
. It Is sold by

million! 1121?-

 

1 0111131111. Golds. A11: 1

‘ 1599 31m. betrothed nt‘w‘cll
' l not 111', 11111.. C ‘ .1
or all? (WEE)? (3111:3111:b train; #3
bowed; to do right. Genuine tel

d C. C C. new sold in
I‘ll

 

Piloumb’dla. ‘ k I .
l nsmmnm. 11111111» and Bronchitis. 1
1 . thousands 111 w

' . Witch health. 1.

limb is

may nerve in , 111111111 1111111111119
he could not food Ill

slit-.9111! Mimosa oi 91.11311 1,1
who ““3“" «11' - ‘ ‘,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

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