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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 6, 1901 · page 4

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. 513111! is adopted to

01' tobacco, under the
, acticed' 1n Con-
Ti r’eplie'd that it was
at tobacco cultivation0
a success on LonE
xplaincd, that this
1‘, thrives ih, the vicinity
1‘1; Prbiessor Whitney
‘ejintended soon to map
vaong Island for the
off scertaining the kinds
to that can be grown
pecial advantage. He
E partgcular attention to
30.110 111 fly.be expect;
, is some: informatibn

be of vast importance
fit to the truck farming
here. Close analysis
Ede of the soil of the var-
' 0th and when the in-
f‘niuded the results. will
. . 111' the form of an illus-
up which Will tell at a
what kinds of produce

.1; est in the respective
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{geology 111 the University
'ka, thinks the geysers in
Ntone Park are disappear-
he rapid decline of the
enomena in the Yellow-
ational Park,’ he says.
tQ be but little understood,
use who will visit the spot
tly the changes seem start—
tl‘gto llhe geologist, alarm-
npid. If one may judge
pressions, it seems safe to
that if the decline in gey-
vlty noted during the last
ats should continue for the
eight or ten years, the fen—
hich most impress theage-
will hé've disappeared As
1‘: every geologist who in-

LofidOti’dDaily Mail finds
lies an hour 15 the high-

do 011 any railroad
Q3331 ‘ed. {lirec hundred

Wt) hit fired to three hun~
'il 'eat Britain leads
runs Ween one hundred
0 hundred miles the Soutl1~
lRailroadof. France excels. in
, SS of runs less than one

(1 miles long the two roads
‘1: P phia and Atlantic
0300‘)! leit. '1 he Reading on
uh down from Camden to
antic City makes sometimes
6616 11n1les an hour, and the Penn-
i din 64.3 miles These runs,
owever, are mostly down grade.

is interesting to notice that
ay closing is making [hog—
so u wicked France. 011 a r
S hy no one tlibusa1%l
pkeepers,

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lune N

onfiunday. '
p re closed, and proprietors
313 th were not were asked
, low tl k001i example. Monti
m gave a favorable response
Rdiice’hy ting up their shut-
h'roug out the demonstra-
, not a single disorderly i11ci~
I1 urred. The Sunday clos-
movement ,has made big

ill

Many of the

End the effects may be seen cv—

,llgaty is endeayoring to re-

subsidies to makers of
s, agricultural machiu-
.workers in metals.

' JAM” nan-led of! from that
' ‘de ll 11 Miss Stone. ,

 
 

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oop n 11 on y,
olden.

 

 
 
 
 

desire handsome otteete In color as

inkley Barbo1ir,‘pro-m'm

.,to come to a direct curlers

oyees, marched through the "

s throughoitt France recent- 3'

ntnlmfacturing interests, by l

I 33111111113111.1111 Milk,

101‘ end revere of contrasting for.
Whole ginger cooked with nlcel do.
vor‘ed tort apples makes 11. del 1035
combination. I believe the proportln
111 (by 1131:1111 one part singer to titlr
tyetwo of apple and sixteen of“ linger.
011111.11 little water In necessary-—
tio keep, it from burning, and it
1 rebuked till clear.
Neck scarfe are the feature of the
11611113311011.3003 for trade and they are
t are both short and long In all
kinds of lure. Sable la the most faith
tunable of them all for the purpose
and here the Woman of large 11101111:
may rejoice, for the for In so expensive
that It never can become common.
These "are prosperous times and ev
ery merchant expects the coming to be
a record-breaking season in the fox
line. Foxes of every kind and 00101
have contributed, their coats for the
comfort and adornment of womonklnd
The silver and blue varieties. those
choice ones which are so rare that they
have been placed away up near noble'
In the list of rare and expensive turn
have very superior pelts and are In 110
11101111 by the best dressed indies who

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well as handsome furs.
After reading her paper, yesterday
morning, a friend kindly telephoned
me how to bake a Yorkshire puddles
which I am sure the "Housekeeper"
mention“, In that ls'sue wlll appreciate
nitrt 110“ sly If the has good luck for
rent says ‘théa‘o puddings are
very good The butter or dough Is not
right llltl‘i‘the drlpplnss In the roast
beef pan where the meat la coking so

make it more delicious It Is busted
when the meat is hosted. To serve
cut or break It up In squares and send

on for the lounty coat with bandeom
col city) I hereby

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It will absorb the seasoning, and to‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

,.9 1901,31; 8999 o'clock p. 111.. to
nonelder the tdvlenlil‘llly 1.1 odthorlzlng
raid council to 00030 East. Washlrigton
Totréet‘ to be paved the the sewer there.
in to: be repaired, tpituké such action
In 11311111011 theretojgnmmuy be deemed
11111113111110.0110 to imicrophone such
money as may be necessary for the do
log of said work; also to transact any
other business proper to come before

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301101 Norwnlk, 001111., Sept. 101, 19111.
MORTIMEA M LEE Mayor.
The above and foregoing Is a true

soup of the orlglnnl warrant.
Attoet: ..

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JOSEPH R. TAYLOR, City 0111111.

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ENTERTAINMENTS

. til 00111101! 0113010
, you to give notice

771311010 that sold at .
$2.00 .9250 $3.00

0000 P43733115.
sravzceaaw CLOTHS.

41.; 33:35.
, Phone 133-13.

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0141711131111.
HArreao,
cosmonauts.

85 wlohlngton Street. ‘
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HOYT’ S TI‘LEATRvE.

11-11 M. Hoyt
Two NightwOnly,

South 11mm.

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I I1BEPTEMBER‘flh and 71h,

A Whlr‘lwlnd of Continuous Pleasure.
The on y legitimate representative of
" comic opera before the public.

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to the table on the platter with the
meat. 3

 

 

CHRISTIAN ENDEAvonEns. 1

 

Danbury Convention Program
Good One.

nectlcut. Christian Endeavor Conven-

tober 25 26 and 27, has already engag-
ed vseveralwof the prominent speakers
for that gathering

One of the princlpval addresses will be
dellver‘édfbyltthe R H E Burnes D.
D. of New Haven, who is one of the
leading ér'ntors In the hiethodlst Epis-
copal denomination. Dr Barnes an
votbronir t heClvll Wu. and haghnd
a Wide ex rlence elude hat time.
The; Rev G. H. Ferris, of New Ha-
vent the Rev. H. A. Davenport D.
D. of Bridgeport and the Rev. Allyn
K Fostér of New Haven. president of
the Connecticut Christian Endeavor
111111511 will headlong the Connecticut
speakers
Others ,who, have been secured are
Treasurm Show of the United society
of Christian Endeavor of Boston: the
Rev Charles Ebermnnn, D. D.. of Phil-
udelpliln Ni? the Rev. c. w Shelton
of New R ‘blty‘. Mr Show Is a my-
man. H lgsdescribed as a regular tor-}
undo. NR- oper says that be Is one of
the mast. pungent speakers he has ever
heard. r. Ebermnnn ls field secretary
of the United Society. and 11 splendid
(unventlon speaker. The Rev. A. C
Hubbnilil D D. will deliver the address
of welcome In behalf of the Dnhbury.
churches and Endetivor societies. -

THE FORTE TRYING TO SETTL‘E.

CONSTANTINOPLE, September (I
~-The Forte, it In said. Is endeavorlng
rig with
the French claimants against ‘0 Otto-
man government, hoping thus to do
prive the French government of Its
ground for action.

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September, 1901, at 4 o'clock, after-
noon: and that public notlce thereof
I? given to all persons lntcrented there

by publishing this order ,hi 11 news-
paper having a circulation in said dis
trlo't. at least five days before cold day
of hearing.

Successors to Walto's Comlc Opera
00., headed by the favorite

MetlnedflDnlly.

prlmn dunno,

MISS MARIE LAURENB,

lo a Supported by the young romantic tenor

JOSEPH w."sM1‘r1-1. .

E100.

saturday

Prices—Evening.

The program committee of the Con- And ll carefully selected company of

fifty people

tlon which :13 to, meet In Donhury, 011,- Large Well Drilled Chorus.
Beautifully Costumed Marches.

Brilliant Electrical Effects.
150. 250, 351: 11nd
Matinee, 161: and 250.

Friday evening—FHA DIAVOLo.

Matinee—Mm ADO.

stormy ever-BEGQAR sru DENT.

Ranger.

1111 Day 113111111111.

According to our established rule, 110
posits mode on the flrst three bustnesg
days of any month draw Internet from
the nrstday of that same month

Hence, deposlts made on or before
Thursday, September fifth, will bear
Internet from September first.

This applies to money that remains
until next Interest time and to LARGE
and SMALL DEPOSITS ALIKE.

 

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United Band‘ajdlldlng.

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HEN lETTA cnoésMAN's co.

vunce.

odors

In

”Mistress Nell

As played an entire season In New

York City.

PRICES. 25. 50,. 751;, 91.00
Sale of seats opens 5

ar'HOYT S THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
35075110511 11 AND 12,

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11,131
South Nora/01k
Trust Co. ,

Our al'm to afford the best possible
banking facilities to our depositors,

The G neral 8113169 Department
11191191111911, accommodation con-I11
tent with safe banking.

The Saving: Doriarfmenf pays the

 

days In ad- highs-t poulble rate an Interest to Its ’

.' depositors.
Act: an Executor, Admlnlotrator.

 

aniland 110131
Restaurant.

when new MANAGEMENT.

Everything will be served In season
and service first class In every respect.
‘fScrupulouely clean," our guarantee.

boys prepared for college. Refers to
Dean of Yale. Illustrated clroulnr.

 

HENRY W. GREGORY.
136 It 5d“ 88

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Boys received on moon on they can
read. One hundred and twenty-seven

H. 11. «mo. ,

" SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK AT ' ‘

P 1~ : Lynch Go. Grocery

:8 POUND GRANULA’L‘ED SUMR.

1 lb. can Rout Beet. ‘
1 lb. can Corned Beef,
2 cans Sound Mackerel,

01m FAMOUS 111.0111 01101113311
01112 “11011311111133". ROSE 111.0011,

251:. ‘3 gins-'53.“ 1301111301,

131:. 1 qt; gloss 3111‘ jolly,

13c: 3 10 on 311111111 ill-110:.
’56 3.01111! Hatred M11011,

‘ FREE To ALL PURCHASER3 0F TEA QR COFFEEu-A CAKE OF WRITE“ R033 SOAP.

’Conurvator. Guardian, Trustee. and
accepts any and all legal traits that
may be committed to, It.

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,iaghmme‘ We in y W? Ry‘j" Renal-1r Meals. 260. (li'iI NATIONAL BANK
. 0110151101: Norlcé' _. si’EREID'xgsBE‘RRHEPI‘Opm-‘EK. scum NORWA‘LK'VCONH.
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H”W‘si‘éii“~45~1'~’1~w5"‘"3"~"1"~"3‘ 3...... moorland
beghrglfrfdies m‘Eiiéed‘glx'E‘ildllaérdgihlslr‘i: {b0 Kingschaal alhll' Profits. $25.000100
1.. 331*“ allot“? ‘1. 33313123931“ m my; 101111 11. monument.
cease
, JACOB I. “WON Cashier.
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office In Norwalk, on the 13th day of 1:”me (cl-M college or for buslnoal Di IOTORBI

John H. Porri-

‘ Henry onmour
John H. Kain

Christian Ewart:

John H. Light I. H. Mathewson

Joolah 11. Marvin umuol 01111111111111
J. Walloon Marvin.

Accounts dollollod.

 

 

31.00. ‘1
Y BUTTER. 33¢. LB.
5511. 8150:0440 BBL. 3.

. V,
0511 15 cakes Lion 80mg.

1150.
101: 1: cake: Chic Soup,’ .3511.
:00 7 cakes Bubbltt’o Sup. 051:.
3,50. .15 cotton Big Value Soap. 35:.

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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'Of course you're going to decorate.

'belp you do so.
» the smallest cost.
. durlnq Annlbmary Days.

 
 
 
 
 

We can
Everything you 'll need :5 [my .11
Make our store your [103011qu

In addition to our Magnificent Window Exhibit

you will find on our counters and sbelbes many attrac-
tl'be Eel! Novelties that cannot fail to attract you.

 

Su’n’imer 1901,15 history, in so much as

everywhere inside our building.
With the beginring of September, our thoughts, our energies, are all directed 1131 new .

goods—new styles. Openings will soon occur. Many things are already here.

A TRANSITION SINCE YESTERDAY.

our store is concerned. It is fail Lnowl

Every day

sees new invoices arrive Salespeople are intensely interested—alert You would find a visit
here 110w most fascinating.

 

New Ready-to-Weur Fall Skirts.

Early nrrhvals that are much above ordinary Ready-to wear Skirts
much better value

Not a

in Style—41nd

skirt that 1511 ’t carefully made—~11ot a skirt that isn't worth from

$1.00 to $2 scimiorc judged by ordinary standards.

‘AT $4.00
AT. $5.00
AT $6.50
AT $7.50
AT $7.50

tlonal value.

In gray homespun and fine
Splendid value.

In gray homespun. trimmed

In black broadcloth and pla
bands—all splended values.

In gray homespun and black chévlot. Well made and well fitting. Exoop- ~~1

black chevlotL-made with flare and flounce.

In gray homespun. made with a flare. tucked flounce, some trimmed with
gray satin bands—also In plain black broadcloth.

with satin bands. flounco style-also ln black

Cheviot—mare flounce style with broad band of satin at top of flounoe—aloo

In black on evict—some trimmed with ntln

 

 

NEW FALL SU

ITS $15. 00.

i‘iere’ s an invoice of i’lue and Black Cheviot S11its—-—tl1at we have marked close to
cost as an inducement to early {all buyers.
i)0;lblc~breastcd laclths—mtight fitting or with loom l’mnt——sati11 lined—some with
' velvet coilersaskirts with the] atcst flare about the best suit 1alucs we c1cr offered so early

in the season at $15.00

Calhdli- 2.

Seymour’ sStore

 

Two Questions.

Will not the best goods prove profitable to both buyer and seller?

Do you not think it economy to purchase the best goods, rather than the cheaper imitatic’ms up-

011 the market?

[he Summer Season is at its height, and we are meeting the demand for SUMMER EATA~

BLES of all kinds, and the public find it profitable to do their trading here.
Rocky Ford Muskmelonl. Water Melons, Cucumbers, Peaches, Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes, Bananas,

.. Oranges, Pineapples, Squash, Etc.
The best articles in these lines received daily.

ELEGANT SWEET BUTTER, RICH COFFEES,
DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE, COUNTRY EGGS.

I
1!

W e have a system and demand for FANCY CRACKERS, CAKES AND WAFERS whereby

we receive them frqsh {’9’th ovens, which IS the secret of freshness, that you always get here.

 

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LEAN HAM813cPERLB I

There is only one way 13' test our goods. arid 11111 13 to taste them. Our taste in selecting' 13 the
Very Best Goods that can be bought on the market. Therefore ,we can suit you in taste, and the
Prices speak for themselves. Give us a trial order and be convinced.

2 plrn. Cmun of Wheat.

2 plus. Italston kant. Food.
9 pins. Grape Nun.
ltnlnton’e Ont Food,
mocha Ont F000.

New York

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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SHOULDERSroc. PER LB.

 

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A new or OUR spncmns FOR THIS WEEK.
NATIVE POTATOES, PER PECK, 30 CENTS.
FANCY swnn'r neurons, pen PECK, 30 cams.
3 cans MAGNOLIA MILK 13011 . 25 CENTS.
25¢. ' W " ’
21.. BeaurmuL rumours 93:: 31'3"" iii iii: :32
3 11111111 for :2: ‘ WITH OUR lggg‘fléggg‘pgalb “Egg‘wflm 35‘
11 pkgu. for 351: BEST TEAS AND COFFEES' Oyster Crockois?e;er 111., i' l E 70:
:9 1.33 cannumrnn 300113.030. *"i
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