. p p. . tor
.hvnmo SENTINEL.
. homemade:- and Proprietor.
ATURDAY. SEPT. 20, 1902.
lithium" Almanac for Tomorrow.
81in risen 5:38; sets 5:51.
High tide 12:58 a. or; 1:17 p. in.
laminae-I.”fichrninunlcatichl for
Meaghouid be anal-«nod to The
MIMI Per-anal letter. not desired.
This is the way Life puts it: “lie
died in town this summer. During lilii
lent illness, his wife nursed him over
, telephone from Newport; his doc-
treated him by telegraph from Bar
Harbor. and it letter, written from the
.top of the ‘Alpa. by his clergyman, was
r d over him at the funeral."
it-Bérnator Carter, of Montana. has
presented to the university of that
{litate his private collection of congress.
tonal" records, giving a complete his-
ry of legislation from the beginning
(lithe first congress to the close of the
lost. This, Mr. Carter says. helps to
‘iflii up" the library-of a struggling ed-
ucational institution. and saves a great
deal of space and rent for himself.
‘ A store window in Ottawa, Kansas,
ls‘ decorated with corn. and among the
ehljs is a small one bearing a card of
, explanation: “This curiosity is called a
‘nilbbin.’ It is the only one we have
'i been able to find in Eastern Kansas.
.- This specimen was secured In the sub-
" urhs of Ottawa, from a stalk which
grew out of the mortor iii a brick wall
.yllu. surroundings. and the fact iliat the
. _ stalk was twice struck by lightning as
it towered above the building, proba—
;bly account for the peculiar dwarfed
; appearance of the ear.”
At the Monday meeting of the (Thi—
cago Methodist preachers Rcv. Edward
, «Thompson read a paper or the usual
,laudatory sort about the founder of
‘Mothodism. 'l‘ltcn licv, William B.
. Leach got up and gave the brethren
- a surprise. “1 worship nobody but
_God." he said, “and when 1 hear one
-‘ of these eulogies of John Wcalcyd al-
t ways wonder whether if he were alive
today he could secure an appointment
as pastor of a church in the Rock Riv-
f or conference."
A Greek publication gives a descrip—
tion of an ingenious method of milk
. adulteration practiced in Athens. The
residents have a penchant for goat's
_‘.millt,iand herdslof’thesc animals are
led, along the street by milk sellers,
wearing long blouses with capricious.
sleeves. Their cry of "Gala! Gala!“
brings the housewife to the door, and
she prudently demands that the goats
shall be mixed in her presence. This
is done, but the ntllkman has in (lilo
hand the end of a thin tube which runs
‘ , up his sleeve and rennet-ts with an in—
din-rubber receptacle full of wntrr,
which is carried undcr his ample
. blouse at ouch pressure of the lingers
_ on the udder there is a corresponding
compression of the \thlt'l’ sack and
-. milk and water flows side by side into
' the milk pull.
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
The short coffee jacket of black taf-
' feta is still good style.
,The pure~whlte rough—surfaced cloths
" are very smart for carriage wear. '
- it the sleeve is not large and open. it
in Just at large but gathered in atrthc;
‘ It. ‘ “
The list of new greens: coululna Mlillt‘
ry wit shades, one of the prettiest
' Ill nilgnonctto.
The Empire style drcascu are always
Vogue. and are very Illiililll and pm~
. Wtieulnrly on lilinlf’H and girls.
loot; coats of bright l‘(lIlIl'li will not'
he. unusllul.‘ Bright black and rods and
lib Will be worn by young girls.
aim . double nil triple, poem to be
”MN of the ow eoiita for big and
‘flea. They are a iieniilblc fillill~
ltlding warmth where it is moot
' picturesque neck ruebek which
. do of flower petals are often
, , Work oftbewearer. ’l‘liepet‘
fibbought by the quantity.
flkll't. with taro flouticea be wide
MM cover the entire akirt of a
y fourteen or iiftccn y , . bldn
wt ' 'A‘gnod style. Alli 0 mod.
ZIMW‘I'I drillltn something on this
it it into ii style that will
Wren“ -
I ”that are displayed for
”2&0wa are marvels of
Liberty and chiffon and tie—
ifnlo their manufacture
‘ ery elaborate affairs.
, noticed the hire is
ml the frills depend
They are about
for a wrap to
me when 0 9 i530",
' urinating on been
. the actors are the deletion.
,,.the article when finished ls
’ it will not In the least dia-
r. still it “from and
. rt! premium
’ ";.‘i
W
veiling trimmed with
and. iii from by ii miss
I’ hath skirt and blouse
it}! very wide iuekn bile
Titties“: can! for the
i i
nub out ribbon tied _ .
any of the rainbow ’
Perpendicular
Samuel Greennteiu, of Bridgeport, is
stopping at the Mahackemo. .
Charles Clark, salesman for .l. W.
Sluiiwell, is in llanbnry today.
C. ll. Collins, of Boston. In in south
,Norwulk on a abort business trip.
.. Judge John H. VI/igllt has gone to
Michigan on a ten days“ vacation trip.
U. B. Dunn. of New Haven, is mali-
lug a short business stay in South Nor~
walk.
George ll. Buckle, of Washington, D.
(3., has been calling on friends in South
Norwalk.
Frank Dickerman. of New Canaan.
spent Thursday with friends in South
Norwnik. ‘
Miss Ella Scofleld, of upper Main
street. is entertaining Miss Isabelle
Scranton.
Misses Lillian J. Williams and Delta
M. ilubbell will spend the winter in
New York city.
John W. Studwell has gone to You
kcis. N. Y.. on a business trip to his
store in that. city.
M. ii. Allcii. a prominent insurance
man from New Haven, is in South
Not-walk today. on business.
ll.- 11. Stcffcns, of New York city.
entertained Photographer G. S. North,
at the Clifford last evening,
Captain "Jimmie" Oates, of. South
Norwalk, went to ..orotoii. ’l‘ltiirsday.
and entered the Soldiers' Home.
Mrs. Mary it. Wilcox, of Pearl ltiv~
cr, is the guest of her brother. W. F.
Wardwell, No. 2 Livingston street.
Miss li‘lorcncc Van Wagoner, of 0x-
i‘oid, N. \’.. is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. iA!HiUl'_ of llayvlew avenue.
Sammie Farrel. who is employed at
the ”0th Norwalk, intends shortly to
visit his parents, who reside in Ul‘Ol‘
gin.
Henry 0. liailcy has resumed ills
duties on the South Norwalk mail car
ricr force, after a several days‘ vaca
tion.
Mina Laura '1‘. St, John. of Jersey
City, is spending a week with ilOI’
aunt, Mrs. 1.. M. Stevens. of l’rospeci
liill.
Miss lda Livingston. of Woodside.
N. l'., in the guest of Miss (Tiara l"
(flaw. of ('hcslunt street, South Nor
walk.
Mr. and Mrs, 1. ll. .laync. of llriiigc
port. will spend Sunday the gill‘h‘i of
Mr. and Mrs. Willis chrtou, of Moo
(low street.
Mrs, (larrct (‘orson and daughter.
Miss Ethel Format, of liiiyvillc. 1.. l.
are guests of lli-nry i‘ Smith. of Soul.
First strut-I,
Mrs. Maric Ncilnon and duuglitcr
and Mrs. Dunn. of Brooklyn. arc guest.»
of Mr. and Mrs. Fri-iii‘i'lt'lt ll. (‘olcinaii
of High sti‘ect.
Mr. and Mrs. James 'l‘roy. who liiivi
been spending a portion of their hon
cymoou in Norwalk liiivc returned to
\‘l'usliingtou, D. it.
Mimi l-‘logencc llenncit. who has
bccu ibc gnc’éi of her cousin. Miss Lou
ise Hunger, has returned to Ill‘l‘ home
in llinglianipton, N. Y,
J. (3. Hawkins. of Seaside Place
East Norwulk, will return this evening
from a several days" business trip
spent on Long island.
, Mr. and Mrs. Aqullla Greenwood mid
in... i“li)l‘il 5. June. of Spring Hill
Norwalk. will spend Sunday with
i‘ricnda in New Milford.
Minn ladllc l’itzi-r, of Stuart avenue,
Norwalk. lci‘t lliln morning for bullion-
vlllc. S. 1.. where Hilt‘ will be the guest
of Miss Miill(l(‘ Merrill.
._ ..,.,-..._..¢...
,lIbee Valentino baa returned to his
home in New York. after having llf‘t‘ll
.Utufiuaat of his brother, llciinia Val-
entine, of Taylor avenue.
. . ‘ .-
Mien Edna t-lcyniour utid Mi‘li. llelle
Gregory, of South Norwalk, are lilll'ilfi'
lug several days the guest of Mm. Wil-
liam ll, l’enny, In Soutltport.
(loot-no Schlotn. of South Norwalk.
left this afternoon. on a live dayii'
hunting trip up country. lie calm-la
to return with a liberal mipply of game.
Minn Clara Manon, who has been the
guest of Mine Donnie im‘illlli. of Cedar
street. for the past, few weeku. will re
turn to her home in Brooklyn, to‘
day. -
, II. M. White. of the Federal Grain
and Block Company. iloiibon. In In town
today. and called on Moore. Maples; a
fioldaehtnldt. of the local brokerage
firm. .
Chariot; H. (llover. who baa been
spending the slimmer vacation at Ma
home in Norwalk. will return to bill
studies at the Baltimore Medical Cob
Iago 'l‘lturuday of next Week.
mu...» we..-
Minna Helen and Kathryn Weich.
who have been acting iui waitreiineu at
the Clifford for the past. few months.
I cyprionlglit for New Iioiidon. whore
think ‘irill take ronimnaible positions in
a similar capacity.
«30.. NORWALK BA i8'l' MUSIC.
MOIiNlNG
Salami Have, amt and 1 Hum
round f. ii i r). Irl u, D n to a a .M. Keller
amnm-ati Things iii-E: Beautiful
nation
choir.
(Identity, Dncb~iiark. Hat-it. median.
‘lnl‘I-oiOOhlfi‘A‘Vi Geo: ”a NQVIII
a........r:--.naiuanula~
' 37 614
Meatball: fieldisoii'and‘fltif‘mnoo affiounitle
e 0 I'll no u n
illn’t. will make I a minus the :r'iili’tinit nrodu
Mine aMiiile lead 8i. Sin
‘ fictitious" iiiiiE iii irons“
' mm LA. HOT“: AND ADJ DINING ESTATES CONSISTING 0?
ACRES
a MlflliOlll‘i. for more than a contur . one of ti
the w rid. are now to be opal-at. on a. gun:
euro 0 lead in the United States.
tiling Iii
A.A.19AUGHERTY. BANKER. Nzw Yonn.‘vn‘uiocur.
w. D. GUILBERT, STATE Auoiron. 0H10,5£C'Y 4. Tuna.
Capitol. ”1000.00“. ilo Preferred Steel. No
F U LL P A l D H N D
it w mil in fee sheila thin van and wonder-mil
Hi’. Linda. 'l‘hc i-lt. lieu a and iron Mountain nah
distance of 0M; miles.
13.5
are at thorrescnt time known to be heavily Minn-lined. containing load or. of [not “I
amount a which already provon to be on thin
"ANCH
Bantu)
PIG LEAD.
In many places sulphide of In
in the country rhiniu Nichol an:
OVER 1000 DIAMOND DRILL HOLES
have been drilled on this section of thecotnlpan '6 property, the records of Which fill
5'
OF THE
volumes. The lash geological survey was nl'adc
iind required one year to complete. '1
ciao ovum. Ian-lune fume.
no equipment in every respect. ti
ueod. Orders
increase the production to
$500 000
It in the ob act: of the Hill!
volopctnont. wot-
plant col
can i
on such a. scale. no that. in
known on Tim GREATEST D P300001 6 P
o 000 AC ES “withhol- cultivatilin and 2 500
0808: 223 Tenant cum
boy are leased to thrifty
supply.
‘hora use now 5 hi 1|
re any me no. 0 I (new: I
nly 20 holes have been {worked undytlfifl 000
have been placed for additional machinery. which upon installation we
no"!
landed lnilcbtctinon. Par Val”. till In Slur
NON-ASSESS“. BLE.
rich property which in 100 miles south I
read runs through ll"! property for"
ACRES
a. ti
tract alone. would rennin centurion I. 0: III
ITS .
OR 0 BRAND”
IS THE STANDARD
MAR KET. "Puffin.
and Co or up car. while this report is the cal or
Cohnitgglnlarl, . p y y
i. int eminent geologist. Prof. James iii. Mill
chum on the property. a contour-nut
and in fact
annual
A N N U A LLY.
“All It SHELTING CO. to continue this it
com iuratlvol short. time thisJiropprty will I
ll PBRTY N THE UNITED TA IS.
let-u fenced all for atoek rattling pp
80 hm lions“. all of which yield the company a regular income I
farmers and workman. The demand for houses is iii-outer than ti
,DWXIIIIDS WILL II DECLARE!) QUARTERLY AT Till RATE 0' '.
rages
Tito
At $1.50 In S a Fri ‘0 bolt on
warm ron imiti‘idllmaai re mi in
CENT. PER ‘ AN NUM
ON THE PAR VALU
policy of the company is to increase the dividend
equipment. increases the earning owor of the company.
We of!" for t a a list ind number of
E.
rate as rapidly on the addi
alum of tin ma of this Company
bieet. to advance without. notice.
this. the greatest. mining enterprise in Amerlot
also Connecticut references. Address uquir on and make checks payable to the order of
’DAUGHERTY at. ALBERS, BANKERS,
mm
. 69 WALL STREET. NEW YORK. a...)
BULLETIN N0.,9.
Concerning the Bible
School of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church
The second izcssion of our school showed a considerable illt‘l‘l‘flSt‘ in
iuinbcrs. if cvci'y one helps by lnvit
oinorrow will show a further advance.
iii: both old and new friends to attend
livery class and M‘i‘l‘)‘ member will
be Wi‘lt'UIlli'll and pi‘oviilcd for in up in icicslini: and helpful nay.
’i‘lic Junior Dcpurinicni, llllilul‘ So
be intermediate Department in NW c
tors of the congregation \rotild Kl'i'l'l t‘
he Bible School would pol be ilisliii‘
lli'lillll‘lltil‘lil .\l. 11. 'l‘ollcs, mccts with
*apcl for opening cxci‘ciscs. ll llli'ill~
:.i-li ollii‘i‘ til the back of the church.
I cd or (it'lil_\l'II
All the departments and classes of Ilic school will in in M'Shillll tomor-
‘ow l‘Xi'l'lli the Lamont Hub. The (‘
ooin for llic first coufcri-ncc of Iill‘ t
lion's Nccd of llcligion. 'i‘lic .lcuiiin
Mr, John ll. Lawrence on tlic I‘Iillli‘.
Issued by the l‘:\l"'llil\'f‘ IIIIii'f'l'F
South Norwalh, t‘t.. Saturday, t:
lii'is’lizin Inquiry (‘iiiii tum-Is in its
iill. The subject for din-unsion will ill‘
12;; Club will how an addrcsn ii‘uui
(lit 2o, [(103,
TRADE MARKS cut from tho Wrappers are VALUABLI.
WE WILL ACCEPT THIS ENTIRE ADVERTISE-
MENT AS ONE TRADE MARK OF EVERY
TWENTY-FIVE
Beautiful Presents Free.
DAVID S. B
(25) SENT US.
Send for Premium List
ROWN & 00..
stat Street and North River, New York City.
I Almeria and Er. Hind.
an r i in
SALE OF THE PANAMA CANAL.
Attomey General Knox Declines to
Dllcuu HI. Trip to France.
NIGW YtlltK. September 20 «Aller-
ucy General Knox, who went to li‘rauct-
.Iirei- wooltu ago to ilili‘llli the confer.
nice of the ofilcliila In regard to the
4alc of the Panama canal to thc Uni.
”ml Stolen. r,clurnwi on the steamer
zit. l’iiul lodav. 'I‘lni Illlili‘lll‘l’-gf'ilt‘l’ill
would any notliltut of what had painted
‘il thi- coufcriutcc nor would lie admit
that. the title of the canal had been
found llli right.
"i can not talk about the findings
on the Pomona (Inniii intention.” Hiliti
Mr. Knox. "until i have made my re.
port to the proaltlentfifl
Judge lliisiinll. the tittorney-acnerul‘n
assistant. wliilo abroad. also lll'l‘it’t‘il
Don’t Treat Symptoms
and cathartic: will never cum indigestion.
shove the system but the next meal cicgn It can . The
Go after the can}. Stimulants
y r
The may tempomr
,on the sicainahip, Mr, liliascil sale
lllfll the title of the current cont-viii.
ion of the Colombian goveriilltctil
which extends froiu‘tlni year 1898 lo
liliil, was all right. Iiili lilo concession
to lic iiiibiitiintiaii-il after 1901 had not
,ch been ailirineil
’I‘hv illif!l‘lll*,\’-l.’,(‘lll‘l‘ill
Wiiuliluitiou tomorrow.
will go If
FIRE ON AN AMERICAN LINER.
NEW YORK. September 20w'l’lic
American blncr Hi. Paul, which iirrlv
ed today. reported that on the Voynitc
a iiucccnuful light, had been made air
plant a fire which raged for twelve
hours in the clotlicu room. The fuel
that the ship wau allrc was kept from
title women [maximum-u, alflmutth the
latch of the ilrlii. cabin. Iiicliidlnll M
iorueydicncrai Knox and bin colleague
. Charles W. ileum-1|, were aware of the
onauible danger."
-=--
! should be digested. The acurlabment~ healtiiwatrcngtb it contain:
Ilicald be contaminates-absorbed
children
» Tin-Ive
b!
the encroach on
...t.naiifotmln
. . taken up by he
flmhwtbnkmforwmx
Ice m
away.
mm by mounting
KODOL
gurinemlemm, atmnuthennaad nwcet‘enn thcawmacb.
his new dimverydlgcatu all dimer; of total and might
it into tih
the varlcnacmna of the
and d apepsi than removiu the can” of all stomach
troubles. K3301 aim auchgtrengtn to the body that.
it In invaluable in all wanting
an tirade at
410%}??an “”h‘iliii' ClIInII fall-ii.
0' m. _
who the malicii'fligflm‘fifififflefl :- much m w
"W?
the unborn.
d digestive or am; in mlmilatln and
kin of nourishment. t at is
fed to the tissues throughout
body. Kodcl cares indignation
blood on
diseased. ,
if , ii .
MOI “0&3”?ng
ma.“
WY
BELIEVED HE WAS WEALTHY.
Chicago Man Who Wrote to Secretary
Shaw Under Arrest.
CHICAGO, September Ztlwb‘earing
that he might attack Secretary of thci
l‘reasury Shaw When the latter vialta'
Chicago today, )eutrai Station ilt‘ll't'
firms have arreiited H. J. Ilicfiraiu. who
is BllItI to be laboring under the dclu-
i-iion that the treasury department
owes Illlll thousands of dollars, tiliicl
Wilkle, of the Secret Service. instruct
ed Captain Porter to arrest. the man
and hold him until after the visit of
the treasurer and President Roosevelt.
lie will‘ be examined by the city physi-
cian and If found to be. insane will 1,.
confined at the detention hospital. in
LI. letter which Mcll ‘iilll sent to Sucre
tnry Shaw he referred to a fund “left
for my support 'by Jonathan Clark in
1812." incloscil a draft for $10,000.
signed “James Augustus. of the
World."
POPULAR AM USEM ENTS ,
Miss rar AM/izas'iiiu.
Miss li‘ay drew a large audience
again last evening and amazed them
with her wonderful power, the like of
tibial] has never before been exhibited
.iy any other person in this city. Misti
‘uy certainly is a mystery. the power
ilie ponscssea being known only to
icrsclf, but her performance is novel
lllli interesting, and she held the clou-
‘si attention of her audience. The
.pcclalties between the first and third
tarts wore as good last evening as us
ital. the pictures of the coronation
tccnc being distinct and affording all
.1 clear idea of the intprcuaivcncss of
the actual ceremony. This afternoon
\liss Fay given it matinee to ladies on-
ly and this evening will clone hcr cn-
zugctncnt in this place with the usual
evening performance.
DENMAN 'l‘llflMl’SON'S PLAY.
“The Two Sisters." by llcnniiiu,
l‘liompson iind licorgc W. liver is may;
ily first and foremost among all Allll‘l'm
ican plays that deal with nail life andi
'llill‘ilf‘il’l‘, with the real pcoplc and inn
~1dcnts one is sure to meet with ln‘
rural and metropolitan life. it lei
sllflltt’ll of as a companion piece to 'l‘ltci
lid Homestead. and this is regarded.
by many people as the highest kind oil
)i'aisc on account of the great affection i
we all have for dear old Dcnmani
l‘liompHon~but it has more action and.
baracIcr, attd docs not confine the and-1
“01‘ to intense tulnilratlon of our role
lo the possible detriment of a general;
iffcct. "The Two Sisters" in announ-.
-cd for this city. Monday. Septentbcr}
”J, at lloyi’u Theatre.
“M... ....... ,
DYNAMITE USED ON A BRIDGE.
MAHUNEY (il'l‘l'. I’it.. Si'ptcipbci‘
{om-An attempt was made this morn-
ng to wreck with dynamite the rail-
road brldgc on illl‘ North Muhoni-y
‘olllcry siding. The report from the
'xpiosion was. so lcrrillc that it awoke
'iic cittiri- (own. but the iitlcmpt was
tint a success. The dtiniuizc can be
repaired in half a day.
ALL KINDS or ispices 25‘ PER
CENT. LESS.
1.; lb. l’urc Cinnamon. prlcc loc; this
'alc. tic
V. lb, l’eppcr. price 10c: this sale.
\‘c.
1.4 lb, Cloves, price 10c; this sale. hr.
lb Allxplci‘. pt‘lcl‘ lllc; this Hilll‘.
,.
lino package Scln-pp‘a l‘m-odnul, illi'
:iZi', Ht', 1
‘acku-zi- lloyiil (‘iit‘i‘.llllll, this sale,
It'.
1 package I'iIlNI.llil‘_\"ri (latiitcal this
fili‘, lit.‘
JOSELOFF. ’
'2 NORTH MAIN 8T. 30. NORWALK.
TELEPHONE. 138-5.
Sey
«at only the very beat gooda obinlnub
Fri-sh (‘minti'y Eggs, ii‘tc don.
thiffccii from
Soc lo 38c Ill.
‘Iii ”ants and llonclcsu Illli‘flil.
ll
iI
Seceptleaalh; 9am» Yr'ices
hithepassavordat r1‘lteiloaton Store Monday. Our sales require no long
talks. We simply aell Dry Goods at a clone margin the year ’round. llero'n
the way our Special Prices for Monday saw you iti many canes ()iiev’l‘hlrd:
Reminds-Wear Small Wares
'De A. $1 Steel Bead Chatelaine
V ' flags, two sizes, 790
Liiilicn' All Wool Dress Skirts, 100 Sliclns of Germnutown,
Willi graduated "WIN": Saxony or Shetland Floss, 7c
Surges and ldtainlnes. moi-it- 5e Pearl Buttons. two or four
l‘v black. “1 MN Irma???) holed. first quality. a dozen, 8e
.. ' - 'zes ..
flux'fiétfi m In t ’33 95 5c Patent Hooks and Ryan, all
0 L ' A sizes, best quality, a card, 2c
Ladlcs' Tailored Suits, hcuvy
cloths for fall and winter
wear, black and a few coi-
ors. all good, staple styles.
1er White Nook Ribbons, futi-
cy or plain, sale price a yard, ltle
lfle Fancy Side Supporters, all
regular price $15 at $10.00 0010”, ""80 bows, 5’00“
l'idics' li‘all \Voiglil Jackets “’0'" 12%”
A .- t . ' , w, . 7 . .
tan and black, values up to lgiionl‘sdlltiii $32; Satan”;
$7.00, at $4.95 - g ' r
yard, loe
Children’s Light Weight Box Chatelaine and Wrist Bags,
Coats for fall, wd' cantor all the desirable leathers.
and navy, sizes 2 to 0 years. regular price 750’ 50c
regular price $3.00. M 31-5” 5c l’lna, best made. 360 to u
t‘hildrcu'n Seamless Wool paper, will not bend, a pa-
'l‘atn‘o'Sliautcrs, rcd, gray, I)”, 30
r ‘ a . - I ~
navy, white and brown, for no licatlnr Silithtd Iliald,
white and white with colors,
school wear, the best bile neat patterns lie
'l'zim "H". ”MUM" at we [lie Dress Shields. Stockinet.
Ladies" Wbltc Petticoats, deep llubber and Covered, a Dali. be
llouncc. with tlii‘cc rows of ~-"~—~w~‘-
\‘alcncmuuca insertion and . 9
lacc, i'cgular price $1.30, at $1.00 30\\%‘ OOAS.
Children‘s (biting li‘lannel l’ct- iUllil-h‘ili‘ct Package 'l‘ollct Pa-
UCOMS. l‘i—‘Kllliil‘ price 350. per. our regular price 100.
at 19c tour packages. 29c
Ladics' Wrappers. light and A“ Standard TOIlf’i SO.ng
dark colors. values up to [PM sell in most places at “”C'
.,, 't "C Saturdays price here, 18c
”M" d "’ Men‘s All Linen Hetnstltched
Ladics' Heavy Weight Mcrccr~ Handkerchiefs, r egu l a r
ized Saiccn Waists. black lIu‘iee lingo eatrth. Satur- 19
~ . i . (ay'n pr cc, two or c
and wmio “Ml“ mm “Wk 7 and 8 inch Dressing Combs.
wm' Wimp polka ‘W' "Xi'i‘l' black rubber and white ecl-
lcnt $1.25 value at $1.00 luloid, regular value 12 . 7c
BITTER WORDS OF REPROOF. ‘dic, but 1 would rather live. I don't
compare myself with Christ. our Sav-
iAnd Message of Affection Contained
in Murderer Best's Last Letter.
SALEM, Mass” September 30.-. 171.-
: for words of t‘cproof for the couiii-i of
Massachusetts as well as tcnder and.
thoughtful nil-usages for his father and ‘
mother are contained in the last. let-
icr_ which John (‘. llcsl. the executed
murdci'cr of (icorgc liuiicy, of North
Saunas. “rule to his pnrcntn. The
contents of litc lctii-r \vcrc tnudc pub-
lic today. Far from taking the form
of a confession, llcst's Words cxprcss
i‘ailicr his innoccncc, although he does
not dccinre his innocence lit specific
, terms.
. .v't stutcnicnl regarding his personal
affairs is followed by the dcciaration
ior. but my condemnation is on the
‘same line as his and i will meet my
‘ ath as calmly as he did. if these
lines, my dear fathcr atid mother, will
give you any comfort, i am well paid
for writing them."
The letter was written by Best to his
father and mother. who live in Sack-
villc. N. ll. just before his execution
at the state's prison on Scptember
fitli.
Au inicrcsting incident in connect-
ion with llcat‘s cxei-ullon has just come
to light. (in the day before he died
lit-st calcil in the prison physician
,iind said to him: "Doctor. 1 wish you
lcould experiment on my body after i
1am iii-ail to ace if you cannot bring
mour’sStore
No ismnrl, tip-Io-dalc portion cvcr cats anything lint the beat. 1.1fc [action and the way to prolong it In to
I“.
lli'auilful llony Sweet liultcr. 2M: and 301: lb.
lincul (fondcnin-d Milli on illi‘ inurkclw»Neallc‘u in the brand.
illlt‘ back to life." The physician in
will of find but through the "vcu- formed lit-at that ihcrc was no possi
gcnni-i- and ignorance of man." llclliilli)‘ of the clcclricily failing and
wrote Iillll he tliotiglil lltc cxpcnscallicst scented greatly illnappolnicii.
of burial should lu- borne “bv thc‘ . .. . .
slate, whose courts miirdcrcol,
that lic imam: his Iifc not through illl‘
have A man \vastes lllUl'l‘ titnn during a
‘ inc." Again Deal \vrolv: "l il'l'I as well ‘ six niontlii-s‘ courtship than llf‘ does in
these last fcw hours on earth as cvcr i waiting for street cars all the rest of
I did in my life. i am not afraid tolliis iifc.
ii in tin easy matter to get l'tiflit STllii‘lv‘, but it takes ycara of train-
at: and hard work and cxiu-rlcuci- to know absolutely what fluc goods are, and to alwayi; Iti'f'li them in stock. We
iliillt‘ It our bindncau to bundle only the bent. and we guarantee all goods sold by ill; to bi.- of that quality.
| OUR WINNERS.
3 lbs. Dona Milli (‘rucki'm
I"I‘t'tili Peanut lltittcr. 20c lb.
25c:
10c lb.
’l‘ry pound box itlcli'u li‘i’iiif (hike
lb.
Delicious.
3 ctina 'l‘i'lcolur flotilla. tibc.
l’iirc iA‘lli i.iit'il, i‘ic Elegant
FM-
The
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33 WASHINGTON STREET.
Price on Better advancing.
C. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer;
TELEPHONE. 6&2. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
We Have Knocked [in High Prices
by in vigorouu bombardment tilt along in: line. and wit
member, we call foF”8'OT CASH and have no bad debts to low and that it why We can and do give our our
tamer. the benefit of such extremely low prices.
lateral to continue the attack until we capture the city. Re-
a
BUTTER—FINEST ELGIN CREAMEHY BUTTER. PER POUND. 26c.
tiny at thin price.
20 L88. SUGAR. $1. “581’ MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE. 30c. EX. C SUGAR, 22 L88., .1.
, L
am run Cream oust-o, 2 Ibl..
Wallmo Brand Sound Mackerel.
can,
ll oak" Am: 8pr (one value) 25c i
25a gQuart Jar New Jelly (all flavors)
ibc‘Rockmcil'a American Chocolate,
neuroses-Wife. unives, Pack. 15c. FANCY owner POTATOES, Pf-ICK. 23c.
Maud 8. Fiber, bag 67c; barrel. $4.50
100 Jonel’u Hour. but: file; barrel, “.66
Plilabury'a Belt Finer,
' lien. 60c; barrel, 3435
.I
ll V“,
cake. 17c
OUOAR CUB‘D HAM. LB" 14¢. EHOULDERS (I nice lot) LB... lie. 8 PERRY i BAHNEI' WAGON, Ll, 17c.
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