Evening sentinel, Monday, November 11, 1901 · page 2

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

honing FURNITURE, let us; remind you of a few facts
First. the quality we carry: then the styles we select and lust.
hilt Icant, the pl ltt‘H We IIuofI. \\ I‘ do business with none lmt
Table houses. whose goods we guarantee.

Oil ‘stylcn :ilC the productions: of the best brains in the business
ricvs ate consistently low—~qualitv IIIId attic consider ed.
EH FONIERS. ODD DRESSERS.
AMBER SUITS. WASH STANDS. '

{LET TABLES. DESKS. (All. Ityles.)

HALL RACKS. MUSIC CABINETS.
at BOOK cases.
COUCHES.:
ohms CHAIRS DINING CHAIRS.
mammal) BEDS wnnpnonns.
:fihnn‘nnnp DRESSERS EXTENSION TABLES.
AND WASHSTANDS. PARLOR TABLES.

Mid. everything in Furniture to be found in :I first class Furni-
House. ‘

 

M SPECIAL .;..;,

On Saturday. November 9, we will give you :I Confectionery

_ FRENCH CHOCOLATE BON BONS.

‘ .1944." sold for Soc. ll).. we will sell for 25 CENTS POUND.
To introduce our Confectionery we will give with every pur-
‘ use‘ot 50c. or over a one-half pound box of this Candy FREE.
I’IANOLA CONCERT every 'l‘ucsday. ’l‘hursday :Ind Satur‘

'Pla’nos- Bought. Sold and Exchanged.

W. S. STURTEVANT.

North Main and Ann Streets. South Norwalk.

Thursday is Bargain Day.

SPEISHILS.

fl.
meeting w
(L‘. Palmer.
or until tI.

.TIIeHIII Ladies’ Flannel Waisis. for $1. 00.

Iggfgiwllon l-value at SI 50 A lllilltilliitJllft’l‘S balance (If this cloth
Ill-cs all sizes but not in ten color. AllgOtJd shades.

A Good Huck Towel for 150.

upcctlng oft!
Regular price I9c. With red, white and blue borders.
This price tor the dav only.

 

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er’o Blblf‘v,"
at tho. '

Club.
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Ladies’ Percale Wrappers. 690.

titular prise $I.0il. We want this space for our new Flan-
= nelette Wrappers.

Smurna Mai for 750.

Regular price SLIM). For Thursday onlv.

 

Bargains in other goods.

 

Dickerman BI Son,
84 Washington Street, South NWal/l.l~

 

 

 

 

 

furniture Sollfnd

that breaks all records. ‘In faét we‘lare establish-
ing n§w records far ahead of previous ones. We
are convinced that our furniture department holds
first place In popular estimation. The new pat-
terns we are showing are proving eneeedlngly at-
tractive. especially as they ca extreInely low
price tickets.‘ You will do yourself in; injustice if
youlmy anything in the furniture line vIthout
tint containing our atoclt. ' ‘

A. nomadic; a 00.

Funeral mmtora Iaml Imp-imam.
12 No. Halo mu, Io. “walk.

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Norwalk, Conn.

 

:- liall and Winter Clothing orderedwyou' want It now
It more positively a little later on.

our clothing fitmhavr th

3 II to pay the custom (ft/l ire

them heme pet ’t e; cit
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”II luring.

about: and in fact nverythlne: on
E wheels. we roll. General repairing P
' :pcelnltr.

made to vour met-inure.
prices? You do not...
do sort at the ready»
9 choose from and just your!

FOR WHEAT‘QAKESH
rum is nothing ulnar-oi Clifnml DrIp
yrup. It's only We per gallon and
can he depended upon all bellig- III-ct
quality in cvmy Impact. L HUMME-
DIEU BROS. WuIiIl. Itton atreul, East
Noruulk.

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READ AND PROFIT.
i’illslnn‘y'n Plymouth nuts. I plum.
2'50; l'illubury’n Out Food. flaked, tic
pkg; I’llibur’l’ ll Flaked Whoutfl.’ pints.
250.. The simple. fuel that thin-III goods
hour the uumo of Pillsbury lu sullle-v
lent guarantor: of quality. E. II. MORE
HOUSE. Wont avenue.

THIS MEANS YOU
You can get photographs of every
Ilcnctlpllorf’tlIut are swell) up to date
in style and llnlilii (It the most reason
uhlo prices at Lands 8 gallerv. ll Main
street. Norwulk,‘ which In now opened
daily for business“ LEWIS. Photo
gmphI-r.

MW
TABLE D'HO‘I'E DINNER.
Served at wolvo oclnck drilly. thir
ty IIIG Innis. lEIuopIIan plan at IIli
hours. lnuliois‘ and uentlemon’sdinlng
room up stairs. Oysters and non food
a spoclulty. Choice wines and liquors.
Service Ill‘fll. cinch. Prices moderate.
lMPERIAl. CAFE. Curl Schnub, ll
linilrnnd Place.
. MM-..“
HAVE YOU TRIED
The Old Well PI-rfecto cigar? lt'n
II cool. nwent. delightful smoke that
will fascinate. you, They III-o. carefully
Inndo front the very bent uelcctcd to
Illi(!l‘0. Try one. Every our- sells them.
OLD WELL CIGAR (30.. Bil Washing
ton Street.

W...“
YOU NEVER 'I'ASTED BETTER.
We have a tomato catsup superior
to any your ever tasted. which we won:
you to try. Sold In bulk twenty centn .
II quart. New armor kruut. tr-n cents.
quart. and the finest butter in town.
CONRAD BECKER. ill Wauhlugtoni
Street.

 

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WHEN THINGS AFlE ABLAZE
It‘s too Into for you '0 consider the
value of insurance. Buforc you are u
loser you had better at end to thin in
same Your pr )pertt uiIli some of tin
many Iollublu companlfi. reproseutch
by TAYI OR to GOLDEN. 74 Washing
ton Street. i
THIS FINE AUTUMN WEATHER

III the propeI time to all for your
uhoiogtnpitc l huvrl many beautiful
things in new lililltHlt‘tl mounts thnl
will interest you. Every photograpl ;
in a work u‘v :Ir't. I'lfllll‘lllll-“l'. and tho
'u‘irus are. tl..x Ironic nu nt oti'er uni
ivrirs. NOR'i fl, ’l'lto I’llotouruphef’.
\\'ushingtou ritt‘ovt.

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A LITTLE LIGHT

(in our lurw stock of hnndqomo par
’or lumps. WI» want you to um" ”ID!“
“:1in IlitI'urcnt sli‘lnn and tho priI-m
"mum from SUN In 510. llcuuflfu ;
‘OIll‘IlQS. 5? to $23, Fquiturn of ctr-r}
‘Imiinlion at lltll"l‘tlll nl'lt‘l‘d. A .l.
“.011. iNSlu ‘00. 12-18 North Main St.

STOVES TO BURN.

The Bounty Manhattan in tho most
nullsfnctory cylinder coal hunter ever
made. We bavc a lnrtzn struck in all
~lrcs. Prices from S?- to $12.50. Also
Ivcnts for the Stamford furnaces and
"turns and \Iillcr‘u oil hunters. Hon
\CE R. NASH. Main and Wests Sis.

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SWEET TOOTH TEMPTERS.

Our candlcn am certainly plonsin”
‘o lovers of good sweetmcuts. 'l‘lIel’
'Iro absolutely pure. W0 make them

lally.‘ (‘hocolnto creams. bon lions
‘-‘.very kind that's right. It“. A. LANE.

..-_._._..L..
FILL YOUR BIN.

Let us fill your cool bin with the beat
'I'udo of coal. that will last. a little lict
‘m- than other grades. and at the harm
urico~$fifif> a ton. Prompt attention
”mn'fcous treatment. lItVlN-tl LOCK
‘VOOD & (‘10.. 122 Water Street
r Itonc ill-5

.._...._¢.___.._
TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

l have ononed It now fish and voze
‘ahle market at 88 North Main street
where I am I'cndy to supply you with I’
'holcc lino of fruitu. vegetables and
‘lsh at bargain prices. and would br-
‘Zl‘tIIQIlll for your patronage. W. (l

001). RS North Mnin Street.

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UNDERWEAR.

Good quality ones for men. 390. The}
are fleece lined null ribbed. Doublr
breasted camel‘s hair wear at 50c. and
the same puttorn in all incl at St
'lOT'I‘IIEB ll North Main street 32
Norwaiu.

M

WE WASH BEFORE WE IRON

Then give your linen that rich do
mestlc flnlIIh that characterizes poi-for“
laundry work We. know we can blouse-
"ou. A trial will be convincing. Phone
The wagon calls for and deliver: you!

huddle. 60 Water St. Gnome R. VIII
\Intyno THE CRESCENT STEM
'IAUNDRY.

—~«-——O—-—-———— .
HERE'S THE PLACE
To get your stable supplies at, run
i“tumble prices. A large assortment of
horse blankets. all grades. from $1 to
‘5. Pluah Inn robes. 32. 25 to 84. All
kinds of humans. carriages and run-

 

LUThER hi. WRIGHT.
”9....

MAY MANTON'B BAZAR GLOVE
'FI'I'TINO PATTERNS.

.On ouch envelope in printed the
quantity of material rooulrod In diffor
out widtha. full directions for putting
together and an illustration nhowinw
the garment made up. All 10c ouch
J. A. HISLOP it: 00.. 83 and 85 Wash
ington ntreof.

MISS TILLO‘I’OON

Cilia attention to II. finely India: ted lu-
wrtmcut of untrimmod and trimmed
tints. lama. etc" and also to an invoicu
ct sullen pulimr from. You may rent
mourulmr tints here. Wacklngton 8L.
noun: Namath .
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.rtail Aim an noon
Flat mill

ticllr
noel, lfied

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Wanna“. 20c; mil niacin

.Jm pause:
civil. tumult“. ,.

 

 

III n loli'tof- chonp nil Inuitern just I.

SON. Washimcton

_. II lb: ”undo, whole flair
not cleaned. 86: market cod.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Ill and will! it look at our lustuntnueoun
mull I‘lftmé lind non what a (limitation
thorn in. An nag hunter? .iunt lr'I)
”0103: you will never use any other
Our line of dinnnr wore wan; never
more complete. Fifty-six. Ill: and lilti-
pc. unfit. $8.75 ill‘lll up. A. l’. DAMON't-l.
m... . .m,,...., _.,.._....-
GELATINE.
An article dollgl‘ltf'ul us
pcluthto. Swnrupucoll Sparkling
lino in Irspectnliy ontlIy of II trial.
ltlr: package will make. two qunrtu.
tlnmplus fIco. .lurncp lilqunnl' I-I Olive
Oil tonic Grand Pro; at Putts Exposl
lion. E. WlLf‘ O\ Washington litrccl.
South Norwnllr.

a I'r-rllsh is
loin.

PEOPLE SHOULD LOOK
For quality when buying Inertia. not
quantity and Ntcupncsn. I handle the
finest montu thut mouoy and cxpt‘r
letter-I can buv .Ind sell on cheap no olh
cm. Poultry drcuucd to order. I‘lncsl
IIIIIIIIIIIIII and ”BMW“ Innate. (‘iIr'Ilon
urcun stuffs u woefully. Phone 1374'».
NEW CENTURY MARKET, .35 South
Main Street. Adam Stcinwmd.

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WE ASK FOR YOUR BUSINESS
And assure you tho most liberal trout:
merit consistent with sufu blinking,
We receive deposits subject to check.
issue internist bearing certificates of de-
posit for 30 days and over. and do u
uencrnl banking business. Saving no.
purtntent pays 4 per cent. on deposits.
We can nerve you in tho cupuclty of
Executor. Administrator. tlunrdlnn or
Trustee. SOUTH NORWALK 'l‘llllS’l‘
(‘OMI’ANY

THEY ARE CHIC.

We have just uncured II largo In;

sortmont of m w things in muslin and

 

cambrlc corset. covers of the chic
hrnud. They urn bcuulics. l’ricou
from 12969, I'm. 2'10, :liic. hilt“. lictul-

quartormfor ladies full and winter un-

A I

”LL UNDEpWE/m. i ,
Inn Illltlf-lltlfl murmur Invite yoilr
attention In It lino of willll‘l under-
wear in wool and cotton cmnblnntlnu
suits in wool and cotton. Youth and
druwcrn in wool and cotton for wo-
mflli._ Ribbed vents and IlrIIch-s for
I-hIldrcn.

 

BUTTER SCOTCH WAFERS
'l‘hls (andv is IIII IIItiIl.- no delight
in calling attention to ill this time. it
in of tho host IIIIIIIitI lillll \w llI'P GUI-ll“
lug it all. 20(- pI-I' lb. It, (I, OWENS.

North Main street, South Norwnlk.

 

ADRIFT IN THE SOUND.

m“

Two Unknown Men Carried Away in a
Small Boat;

Mild'I‘Ullll, Conn, NochulIcr ll--~
’i‘wo unknown lllt‘ll. supposed to ll:l\'t'
(“(llllf'. lmm Now Huron, rr‘nlod II row-
hont at Woodinonf. curly ycnuu'du)’
IIIorning and started out fishing. When
ll ohm-1 tllHllHlt‘l' from land thoy broke
on our. A strong NIL-ll. wind was blow.
ing off shore IIIIII tlII- men found it im-
poxuiblv to put tlu- hold about and l't‘
turn, uud Ilivv driltmi swiftly out into
tiIII Sound, William Hull rind Clifford
Mcrwln put out in il rowboat after the
unfortunate llit'll. but ltI'IHl' two hours
work fhcy worn (‘llllllit‘lll‘tl to return.

'l‘ho Now iltlwu IIUIII‘t‘ worn notified
and two lugs worn sent out. to look for
tho drift‘tlnu (ruff but till“? neurvlllng
for l-‘lllllll’ hours out buck to thr- city
Ilanlt'i't'SiRIlil. A high wind was blow-
Inst IIii tiny and the wntcr l5 uxtrmmxdl’
rough und it In doubtful it tho nmnll
(‘10. it will iivc outside the brenkwnter.
if tit 03' cscupc this into however it Is
pmbuhiy that tho men will be frozen to
dumb for they were insufficiently
clothe-d for IIIIr-h un experience. ,

NEW HAVEN November ll~—No

 

(impairments. A. DICKERMAN &
:‘stroef.
,_., mghmw“
WE WANT YOU
TO trade with llr because we know
we can please Iron II quality and pI-ic
cs. We sell the wrest, mourn moncv
can buy. SIII.=agI- imlo'rnus. smoked
and pickled tongue frcI'h (Hill pickled
trips. pork trndwiollis. Rallt‘f‘ lrrnuf.

«wont brenI‘la.. 3 en II on and mum vczo-

my

tnblcs. 8011A ”B >1 (if ll ‘tl .\lil\l"l
Wont. Wouldnp on I‘lll‘l‘l

WE 8TRIVE: TO PLEASE THE
TRADE.
Our stock is nlu ye III) to (Illlt‘. Sut-
lslneiton filllll‘f'fllm II or money rcfund.

ml. 'I‘hc pnnr'ur l‘mltl'; of 5c (tours
IIIIIII are with c, v ll iii’t.‘ lins- an‘rtn.
. Shulrc. Ln fir-Lon: Espunolu. Havana

Seconds. Tim 0 Ivi um have stood tho
best and will :ileum nnv nmnlwr who
.likcs it good r‘iuur 'I'I'I aim mrrv
il’orio Rico I" tl!‘3=_ Vt'lllf‘ld’ldft‘ It
If‘l..\l’.l{, I-m'. lawn 'Il‘ll \l‘unhinrrton
ulrovtu.

THE BREAD 0F LlFE.
Our nevornl kinds of lII'I-Ild 1.:

Ft“

l “dust that um‘vrul your-II of oxpt-I‘icIIr-o

can zlrtlilm't'. \tc mm l'illll(‘l’ motor.
lain only. [I‘d Icy irukim; u succinltv.

Try our orig‘uni mh‘w l‘ill'u‘. lt‘u
rrcnt. PM frat Dionne How one.
\ANIII'. Nil“ Ylle IIAKL “‘ l'.’I\ 'l‘.’

\l'unhluizfon street.
ANYONE WILL TELL YOU

'l‘lu- .luIl'zII‘s Pinata in the limit of
'Icrfcction in ion I‘cnt I'iIznrw—a mild.
lulu-ions nmrht‘v-Ilnd the
‘lnnd .‘ludr- Is t1.I~ bust in Illt' country
'or fire rents. TIN tlIIWH bruudu.
know tltoy will provc

m Mm- w..-”

WHILE THE POLICE
\vcrc cnpturimr the murderer we worn

two-for-IHIIIIIIIItor. Wu also
quite II Illll' of pipes of all kinds, cigar
cite holders. cuss-u. pouches. pluc bugs.
curds—4 does in each pack. EIcIythinI:
to be found m the lmvuo of the Roz

Time clam. SMI'I‘ll‘l-‘I Mnlmclremo‘
llotclflloek.
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BY THEIR FRUIT
In Slut" hum“ tlIcnI 'i‘lu- value of

rIroperty is estimated bv “lint it pro-
ducen. A young person “lib n prncti
"ill education secures n position pnvllne
QI‘IOO' per your. Apply the I» per cent
landlird tn vhai his education nus
nnnblcd him In producc his education
is worth $12 000, A bond of this amount
bearing tutor-vat l'I 5 nor cunt. pro-
ducers no more. llnho vournelf nil in.

at BROWN (701.1.
vehool.

MAKING FOOD RELISHABLE.

That’s the owner of II good preserve
in telly). Cralrn‘u Scotch Preserves
are what we Ink you to IVY-"WI? know
there are now» le'cr. We cannot af-
ford to deal l‘l our clican. unworthy
wort. our reputation is III stake and you
known our ropumtion is such that you
always cxpocr cvrrvtltlug A] If you
not it here“ (IEN’I'RM. FOOD (30..
South Norwnll. .

NOVELsc-NOTE aooxa.

Chilly evenings brim: you closer to
the fireside of vour home. An evening
puns: moot piensuutly if enraged in
reading. good II milliy novels. We keep
rltht up to tho tlmm bookwlse. Now
and memo bonito for tolling dorm the
interacting parts or your readintra are
also our enccldtr II E BODWELL,
.Wtuhlngton alrml

AT 8. l. MILLS'S

You will find the ncweal donltrnn in
fancy work. nlllm I; and

tho best for th:- prim in The Nor-walks.
unrated Onyx bonlary.
Dru Works.
3 ""“ WWW
COHRECT TIME
mm of today
concomitantly primal. Wu
mod nor: in wound silver mm:

min for the tutor»

 

Original.

we 3
sulisf'u‘im'y. Fold ‘

‘Vl‘I‘VWhE‘l'I‘. -lmu~fnrturr>d by .l(lllt\'
'll.l"IENSCHl...tiiilf, flit \\‘ushlugton~
:tl'eet.

rupturinz some of those Porto Rican .
rimrs~tlm kind you pay he for and‘
your neighbor thinks you are nmokmsri
muullt '

interest Imprint: bond“ tnklnu a course I
'30P} day or evening'

Ohrlalmaa
novelties. Orr n ntcr Imdnrwear to

(loll gloves in new I‘lhflilv?‘ and the eel.
Llht‘ffi' silk
has: for title up. Agent Staten Island

to fully appreeIaII-d hr the business
(that! limo pieces are
have. the

rum 1 Mayo assortment or m»
JOIN" .
W3 an mar. .rl t. moi).
‘ INIIIIM

Itrum wun found this morning of the
lwa young men who drifted out into
Ilium sound in u small boat yesterday.
gaffer breaking illl oar. 'l‘ugu made A
Isoroml trip Will in tho I'll!) in the hope
{of finding them but Ioportcd no rule
Icons Set crul tugs with barges in tow
{urn said to haw [mow] the mouth of
Ililt“ harbor born not long rafter the men
lIiisupvaII-mi and it is thought. possible
llhuf 0an of tin-nu vessels ntll)’ llIlVl.‘
pirk‘ul It.) Ilit" small hunt and its (II--
;I. ”punts.

’, This: morninu tin: poliII- worn notl
lied flint twu young IlIt‘ll. li‘I'uIir'is 'i‘iit
.III‘JlIfi Lust ..IIII null Christophvr
Htvi’luns. oi 'l'i llungvii strum. who
WWII lliwlllllfl IT‘BIOHIIII‘ how not l‘l"
turnwd to tlniir humus. 1t ill Supposed
Illill thrrv worn the two oreupnrits of
tho IIIlSsinu bout.

NEW RAILWAY LINE.

Through Route to be Constructed from
Chicago to St, Louis.
t'llll‘dlill. November ll-—'l‘l:I‘ llw
un'd licmld prints tllc fIIlloniII'I: A
new through I‘nilwuy Jim from (‘biczr
no to St Louis is built-rod bv residuum
of Springtichl and other towns in tin
Irutiirni pull of tho state to be u ctr
minty in thIII nunr fItuI-c The rumor
flout thosmcitlen In that thiz film-ago
In NOIIIH‘ln‘lt'lll Rutluuy IInvc (omple
‘II:-Il .1 dual by which it will absorb the
l‘lIimgo, l’vorlu It bl. Louis line and
thus gain an vntrnnw info the desir-
able» St. Louis territory. For some
lllilt‘ tint Northwcsuu'n road int»: b 'l .2
:Ir uorlr IIIIilIliIILr a brunch roud {ruin
illxon to Pemorln which would connmt
with I'lt' i‘lIiI-ngo, l’coriu at St. Loni:
Iund to mulic u through line. Tint hit-
for I'oud ulrourly gives direct ("onllC'lH
ticu hctwccu illl'en of the most import-
‘ :IIII. shipping points in lllifiois and int
‘ prorvments on II large suult' haw.- boon
bugun. Al Springfield it was reported
.lnst owning that tho NorIlIwr-sturn
hurt by private purl-hum“; secured a
majority of the stock of tlw small
mud. This could not, in» (OIIIITIDMI in

("lIiI‘ugo however.

 

PAVMASTER LOSES $4.700.

’Has a Colored Government Employee
Arreated for the Thiefl.

ATLANTA. GIL, November liw'l‘he
lI)(llI('v department of this city town
placed under urrvsf .l. H Alexander. is
l negro in the runway of the Unlicd
l Stun. s gmernment thurgiug him with
Inning stolen H. 700 from tho vallso of

\lnon l’. t‘. Stove-nu. II United States
:pmnlastcr last Friday evening. Major
Stevens status that the money was
I left in a vultae in I..c cure of the negro
to be taken to tho I. nllI-d States Depot
in this city. prior to Major Stevons do
Darllll‘o for Pensacola. Ily Rimlv min
IInIlI‘II'IItquIlugI the negro did not meet
the major at the depot in time to catch
the train and the vulisc was carried
hack to Maior Stovens' omcc. Malor
Stmcns reported to the city detectives
that he carried the vailuo to Pensacola
and when Im arrived there he found
that the currency amounting to 84.700
had been stolen. The negro has been
in the employ of the government for
It number of years an denies that he
stole the money. Detectives are. at
work upon the cum.

Parson WARDEN‘B mousse.

Annual Meeting Being Hold Today in
Karma City, Mo.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. November 11»-
IMIIIIy of the most noted wardens and
llrlaon officials of the world uncommon
in the parlors of the Grand Avenue.
Methodist Church today to attend the
annual Incctln" 0' Up} National W“
dons Anaoclttilon tlm’liunincna session
of the (formers: of the Nationai Prllmn
A‘IIIIII lullun.
’l‘lw prctldonl' a mutual address was
(Mitt-m; by (tic Fuller. nunorlntcn
limit of "in Ernie Rofnrrimtory. of
MICIII II J 'I‘. Gilmcur. «union of the
(tantra i’rlimn at Tomlin. plumm-
amased the R‘IIIOCIMIOII. h. subject
bolus: “f’rimn Dirsclnllnn.
This construction and equipment of
penal null rofnrrnatory lnmltutio wna
Illrcunrnd ln' Jame: E. lion. a mural
mpertntcndont of the slum It‘lllfma‘
Lory of N infirm

 

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tinned Quite: Nil" delimmd an and

contain Samuel C lomly or "In ,

 

Monday morning WU will in-
troduce to you n Sewing; .\lilt'll-

llampwl in :1 “thin III' the drill r
of :I Irlluia'. it In capable of Ill‘tl—
«luring tlII- ~11IIII’ lillltl\ illill Ililnl~
it}: of work .‘lrx lln3 moI‘I- expen-

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‘~l\'t‘ lllilt‘llllll,'\

It Is not intI-Inl:
ml to anpplunt tln- i’quily IIIIII‘lI»
lllt'. lull in ~IIIIIIl_\ llu' Ilt'liI‘II‘III'y

h

lllltlt'l' I-iI'I‘IIIIIstaIII'c-a whore tlu'
ireudlv lIinIl is not :tt'uilulde
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DO YOU TRAVEL? PM one in
your build hug. it will pay for it-
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HAVE YOU A LARGE MA-
CHINE? 'l‘l‘)‘ this Dill: when you
do not tool like running: u tremllv.

Price $2 00

We show you how to ”("0 It.

Sedan Twill

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tlnlin‘l‘r lr‘lnIIIIt-l Short l'ndcr—
kirts in plain white or fancy
tripod Inulrriul

25c to$I21

.‘Ill wool in while and solid
“lore. ‘l’luin or Silk embroid-
l't'il in hzuulmnlc designs

85C to $2.75

Men’s Gloires

luv tlil.‘]l [log Skin (doves,
Sloo

Illt.‘ clasp Mocha
tilovcs III .50.

Silk lined

Adler's onI- clasp Dog Skin

lilovcs $1.50.
)cnl's IIIII'
(ilovcs $l.85.

I‘lnw‘p Driving

(inc clasp llurlr Skin (ilovcu.

lined or unlined. $1.50.

Dent’s two clasp Dressed lx'id

tilm‘cs “32.00.

A Dainlu Chair

tiold t'hair» light and graceful
If design and rich in the color-
ng of pure gold leaf, add a very
lINiI‘alIlI' touch to the furnish—
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able during cold weather. or
coal it is impossible to get
much larger quantity is bur

ence in the value. The first
profitable to deal with us.

For open grates we have
isfactory fuel

John H.

I49 Wa’alungton Street

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It‘ s the quality of the coal you burn' In the furnace that
determines whether or not you shall be entirely comfort-

Coal costs you no more here—~but there' 5 quite a differ-

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A Few Sample Shoes.

If you Incar- 6, 7 or 8, The can save you $1.00 on a pair.

Enamel leather, Box Call, and Patent Leather
Bluchcrs. worth $350;

Hip Rubber Boots, special, 5 3.00.
Storm Proof Shoes for Women, $1.50, $2.00. ongf~33.00.

A Fit in Every Pair.
Olsen’s Shoe Store

SOUTH NORWALK.

sample price $2.48.

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THE EVENING SENTINEL.

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