in.“ Ooldon. Editor and Proprietor.
i.l“§"l~l.lRS§I)AY. SEPT. 25, 1902.
‘lniltul'o Almanac for Tomorrow.
and rises 5:43; sots 5:45.
with tide..5:iiti a. m.; (3:27 p. m.
_ f‘buolnon communication. tor
till . Moo‘ohould be addressed to The
”not. Personal letter. not desired.
SELECTMEN‘S REPORT.
In this issue is prtniod tho roport ot‘
tho‘isoiogtmon of Niii‘Willli, airing in
tall the receipts and oxponsos of tho
Wit i'or the year, which roport will
. conhidorod at tho spooial town
eating to be bold next Friday night.
tow days ago a wontorn pnpor
him of the nomination for oongross
the three Lundls"brothors, two in
his and one in Indiana, and said
but it they were oh‘zotod it would be
he first. time three brothers havo serv-
ii In. congress togethor. The Augusta
Maine) Journal says; We instnncod
be case of Maine's famous Washburn
\rothera, four of thorn roprosonting as
any states In congress. and throo of
being members as the same iimo_
illld all three lator boing governors of
, olr respectIVo status. And now we
roreminded that thero. is still nnothor
. so In which Maine has ropontod this
\l'emarkublo achievement. The throo
Washbnrus were all mombors of tho
Thirty—sixth congross. in tho Thirty—
aeventh congress wore tho ibroo Fos~
lise’nden brothers, and in this lnttor
[case'not only \voro tboy Maino mon.
‘ but all three roprosontod Miiino in ronv-
[gross William Pitt Ii‘ossondoii. of
Portland, one of tho grontost. men
I Maine ever produood. was in the son-
uto, and his brothors. Samuel (J. Fos-
‘senden, of Rookiand. and Thomas A. I).
5Feasendon, of Auburn, wot-o, monibors
.ol the national house.
The theory that really good musio
' appeals to the popular taste roooivos
‘sonla confirmation from an oxporiinont
‘ , recently tried by tho loador of tho Mu-
rine band at Washington. who unlit-d
for requests from the public and was
rewarded by finding ihni. Wagner's
‘ ‘ mime led all tho rost. whiio Mr. Sousa
‘ had only four admirers and there was
not a‘ single call for "ragtime.
A twenty-five thousand dollar monu
, mom: him just boon ('uniplotod at Thu,-
T ville, Pennsylvania. and dodioatod to
the memory of (ioionol Edward Laur-
Tjontine Drnko. tho dlscororor of po-
. troieum.
" WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
_ . Milk and bornx mako a good bloat-h-
K‘ or, 01' course tho hot sun is it nor-
essnry finisher.
it is bollovod by somo housoiioon
on; that silver is brightor if wipod
right from the soap-suds. In which it
i3 washed without rinsing.
_ ‘ Hand embroidery is a t‘nrorito form
of decorating gowns and all ncoossor-
ion. it is not now but is enjoying a
litmus vogue.
It lanes are not rory lliilt‘ll soilod
they can be ulonnod by rubbing thoni
in‘mngnosin and thou touring thorn
- buried In it for n {ow hours.
I! you will use whole spioos when
milking a soup and stlok thorn Into tho
zotables while thoy are cooking.
Mr .wlii be no uodimont In your soup
A it ready to sorvo.
_:'l‘hé white wash suits that Iaundor
.. hlcely make up swootly for tho
it]; dots and hnvo n nloor look—’ut
{mt a little morn drossy npponrnnoo
than the cotton fabrics.
Wine Fashion has boon fastonlntz
' ”has and bolts with initial plus
all oocloty In following hor load.
”0!»an mode or gold. slivor. In tho
i nhlshon. gun motnl, roan gold. and
tinting black.
When buying rnin main a great
buy, Indies make the mihtnko oi
Quint thou! too long. or ooursn thoy
' It nicer If Iong’wnt toast when thoy
«m now-but thoy soon not drngulod
{Flilvo who uhortonod considerably.
. is better to burn thorn mode it
' ,Ihort at firut.
, ‘mon Mil ponoh is not at common
. . on of fluvorn. but tho follow-
?“ memo tor bio talion from "What
. . “Ought to Know." u’onndn nond:
gtWo duop pio pinion with pull
‘ 'c'ovor tho bottom» with ponch-
till hnlvon or mnirtors, and fill
,tollowtng mixtures: Stir twa
‘ . {moistened corn starch into
on» oi boiling water. add one
out) rugar; when cool. add tho
yolks of four grow and tho Jnion
grated pool of twu lemons. Pour
Motion and balm. When.
mar with tho whiton of tho
mm to a stiff froth with six
, no or nugnr. Brown in tho
it»?
. POUNDS.
Sentombér Ell—«The munta
. or Connecticut held their
ill! at Competition yesterday
. ‘I‘hore man no speoctlmnk-
linen one nought diversion
ti in the way best suited to
‘ dinner of baked sheep
tint vino served at 2 o‘clock.
' t itum: antigen it. W.
Rhfltnc‘k: John Whitman»
you; Samuel .1. Bryant.
‘ A. 0. Bill and Arthur
.. turn: 6. (i. Portions. of
"W him a. (homey. image-
. A. Arnold. Wt iimnntto;
ristol: oeuvre n. mark.
Email. Wiiltmantic; J.
.‘l‘hommnvllio. Judge
him it picture - or
an
Yorker. which our,
Persunii‘lientiun
Ilr. Chino. of Norwalk. is the guest of
tritnds in New Britain.
Idenrd J, Ayers, ol‘ Hoiyoiio, Mass,
is stopping at the (ilil’l'ord.
Miss Frodorion Quoloh, oi‘ Nownl'h.
has boon tho guost of friends in town.
Charles ll. Soymour, 01' Wool. utroot.
is sponding a low days In idioliiiold.
Miss Murphy, of Now York. Is tho.
guont 01' Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Iiurkin. of
South Main shoot.
Mrs. .I‘lrown, ot' lmuhury, wan tho
uuosi of Mrs. tioorgo W. Soyinour. of
Clay sti‘oot. youtorday.
Mrs. (liltil'los til. \‘Voidoinnu, of Siam-
ford. hits boon visiting her mothor and
sirtor In South Norwulk.‘
Aldrrmun Miohnoi (iui‘i‘. In’ iiu "i
Ward, Ilnnbury. spout last, night: with
frionds In South Norwiilk.
llornnrd V. Collins nitondod tho fair
of Voluntoor Hook and Lilddor Com-
pany. at Durion, Inst ovoning.
Arthur Wilson. of Long island. for-
morly of Norwnik, was tho guost of
Norwalk friomls, last. owning.
ii‘nthor ()‘llrady. of Yonliors. was the
guost of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ilurkin.
ot‘ South Main Stroot. yostordny.‘
Mr. and Mrs. (blot-go itniohl‘ord. of
Si-hnootadr. aro tho gnosts of Mr. and
Mrs. llugh Durkin, of South Main
stroot. -
li‘nthol‘ Murphy. of Yonkors. N. 'i'..
was in South Norwnik. youtordny, and
onllod on Hugh Durkin, of Smith Main
stroot.
(‘ioorgo Ratohford amt wit’o. and Mrs.
Nollie Murphy. of t..inii‘a. N. Y.. nro
guostsvof Hugh llurlnn. of South Main
stroot.
\V W. Bouton. ot' ithbzoilold. is visv
iting,r frionds in South Norwalk. Ilo iii
Whiting t‘or suitablo wonthor for bl‘di'k
iishinu'.
Louis P. Millor. of tho (lilbort A"
Ilonnott il‘lnnui'aoturing Company.
(loornotown. spout last night at the
Clifford.
Iattor ‘urrior William 0. Morriit
is onjoyin ' :1 low days varnilon from
his dutios and Julian II. Main ls sub»
stituiing.
Mrs. (‘harlos Frank and ohlldron. oi”
Norwnili. intro roturnod homo. ai’lor
(1 visit with Mr. and M rs. William 'l‘ut~
ilo tiiohmond Iiiii. .
Station Agont l«‘rodorirk Raymond
and wifo wont, to Watiingford today
to attoud tho llit‘llli‘ nt tho Masonit-
Iloino In that pInv-o.
Mr. and Mrs. .losoph Iiurkunm. of
Main stroot. Nill‘willn. who haw boon
visiting rolnlivos in Syrarus. N. Y.. the
past two woolis. ai'o oxpot iod homo to-
morrow night.
Wosioy N. Niblooli. ono of tho pro~
briotors of tho Ilolol Norwnlli loft
this morning i'or Hartford. to nttond
the unvoiiing of tho soldiors‘ monu
monl in that oily
Miss Laura Sborwood. of ("amp
siroot. Norwalli, has roiurnod from it
two wooks' visit with rolntiwo in Now
York city. and Monday rosnmod hoi‘
studios in tho F‘roobol lnstituto. ili‘idgo-
port.
Mrs. Itobrrt A. Show and son. 'i‘or-
ry. roturnod yostordiiy. to thoir homo
in West strooi. nftor an nbsenco of
sororal montha spout in Canada. and
at tho home of Mrs. Slinw's inoihor. in
Illinois.
Miss Ilorsio Ilaird. oi‘ Nowburgb. N.
Y., is tho ghost of Mr. and Mrs. (‘hnr
los il.(‘l:1i‘li.of l-l l‘iiinn stroot. .‘iIrs
mark, aorompnnimi by Miss llnird.
spoilt yostorday with Mrs. (loorno Ilnr
ria. of Stamford.
Adam Sinuor. niwnnpauiod by his
wilo and son ('toorao. roturnod rostor
day from Nownrli, whorl: ho had gonn-
io soo his t'limlly oi‘f tho sioumor. Mrn.
Singor and son Intro boon spondlng tho
past, four months in (iorinnny.
W. I". .lonnlngs and -wil‘o. who haro
boon spondlng tho past two woohs In
\Vi‘r'ion. aro spondlng a tow days at
thoir homo in South Norwollt. Mr.
and Mrs. .Ionnint'u oxpoot in rotnrn to
‘.\'o:itun in n l‘ow days for tho wintor
A piiriy m‘ insnrant'o ilizt‘IiEl-i struck
:i-nuh Nor-wall; yu-siorday and put. up
at tho (‘Iiii’ord Amomx tho nnmbor
woro it]. .I. Sloan. .I, ll. Knox. Jr.. A. -‘
Williams and i“. A. Mooloy. of Hart
ford; A. W. Sownil nnd H. F‘. Illood.
of iioston. and .l. i“. l)omorrn.. ..
ndolpbin.
MASONIC HOME CELEBRATION.
WAI.I.IN(lIi‘t)Itli, Sopiomhor 2ii~ .
'I‘ho aoronth nnnlroi’sury at tho dodi~
tuition of tho Miismilt! Iiomo was rolov
brntod horo ioduy in tho prononoo of
about 500 visitors. 'l‘bo oxm'oisns worn
holdv In tho nnsonibly hnII nud worn
profildotl oroi‘ by iliiko. A. Looltwood.
prosidont of tho board of intinngorn of
tho Manonlo Homo. who wolomnod tho
visitors. ’I‘ho program ronniutod of u
nnmbor of nddronnon and sinutnh.
[DROWNED IN A CIBTERN.‘
NIGW’I‘OWN. Conn, Hoptnmbor Bil“ .-
Ilnring tho abnom-o or his puronta. M r.
and Mrn. i). W. Knob-r. from thoir
homo in llrookiloid. yosiordny. llny
llnvia Koolor. agod Ilvo your». i‘oll Into
a ristorn and was drownod.
man-Amen .... .
'l‘ho hrokor’s stuck in irndo in trndo
in Mocks.
lF YOUR TROUBLE
is chronic or a blood dis-
order, microbes cause- it. Rid
yourself of these germs. and
the disease goes with them.
This exotatns why a jugiul of
RADAM’S Mlcnoms KILLER
is worth more in practical
results than a whole drug
store of other remedies.
' The only rational cure for
Consumption, Bright’s Dis~
ease, Rheumatism, Catanh,
Cancer, and all chronic or
blood disorders. it strikes at
the cause. You drink it.
e/iw ‘l‘iu 9m. Mm “with Killer 00.,
M
W, Z ill Derby
mm- _,
mprmmflwvmhu - .
If
Kodol cures.
I tow bottbs inn sound and woil.
ISWIII’S Witch Ilillti Salve
our food remains undigeste
ha y. In fact, it does actual danmge by decaying in the
stomach and poisoning tilepyatem. '
KODOL
Kodol is the sensible remedy. By digesting what. you
out Itstren thens the body and at. the sumo time roster
the stomach This real. soon restores perfect health.
Cathartics and stimulants only reach the symptoms.
It Is Nature's tonic.
Five years mm a disonno tho tiot.;tors callod tiynpnpslii took surh it hold on inn that 1 could
Icnrooiy go. I mokqunntttiosof pnpsin and other unediotnoa. but. nothing
drowning mun grnspnnt u. utrlw 1 grabbed at Kodol. I folt nu Improvmnout hi. onoo, and alter
t‘lnonuu 8. MARK", Attorney-noun. Nocona. Turn.
It can’t help but do you good.
Tho Si bottle contains ill-6 timon noinuoh (antiml measurement) on tho i rlnl sizo which nails foch
I’rpparod by E. C. litintt. £00., tJhIonL'n. Hold by nil doniors.
n. soothing. houiinu application for miter. Iorol and
skin dioouoo. Beware oi‘ counterto ts.
FOR SALE BY THE C LIFFORD PHARMACY.
opsia and Indigentlon.
it can’t build up tho
Digests
What You Eat.
hoipod mo. As it
Beautiful Presents Free.
WE WILL ACCEPT 'I‘IIIS ENTIRE ADVERTISE-
MENT AS ONE TRADE MARK OF EVERY
'l‘WEN'l‘Y-FIVE (25) SENT US.
TRAoa MARKS cut from the Wrappers are VALUABLE.
\lSEW’“
.' HI‘.»
ATINEI
WASHING
POWDER
l
Sand for Premiulest .
DAVID S. BROWN & CO.. '
sxst Street and North River, New York City.
distal-room
or own!
Send for information. to
. Now \‘oi'li. Sopt. i7. 1902.
Prof. (t. It}, Sartain. So Ntll'\\‘:lli(. (‘i.
llonr Sil‘.- Wo baro. a onll from tip
Nnuuatuok Srhool lionrd for a toarboi
a young man qunliilod to ionoh boot
ltooping and shorthand. ’I‘ho pimilim
pays 3700 por torin. \\‘o tulio plonsur
in iolorrlin: this mattor to you. as yo‘
lillro soul us sovornl (ionipotoili poup‘u
in tho past Ilnw ouo oi‘vyour innit
ntor: ailond in lb): lLiiiiiI'i' Iii llll('t‘_
Yours rory truly,
.\.\IlCIiit‘.v\.‘\C lititiii til.
.i, it). King. Mi:
THE BROWN COLLEGE NIGHT SCHOOL
3
will proparo you :iooopt sin b :1 position it you nro iiiili.ii|.m:.~_'
ii. ii. S.~\ii'l‘.~\li\’ Prinz
SOLVENT NOTICE.
lllSTlili‘T til" NORWALKI has. lli‘tr
bnto Court. Sopt, 10. A. ll. iiiii‘l.
iCsitiio ot’ ihiiiiol l“ lloui‘lliot. into (if
Norwnih in said (lisil‘it'l, doioasod.
’I'ho (‘ourt of l’rubnlo for tho illi’iil'lt’i
ot’ Norwailr hath iiinitod and ullnwod
six months from tho dato horoof for
tho oroditors of snid osinio in oxhibii
thoir oinims for sottloinont. 'I‘bnso wlio
nouii‘t'i io prosont thoil' urrounls. pro
porly ntiosiod, within said limo. will
bo doburrod u rm-urory. All porsous
indohtod to said ostiiio ni‘o roqnosiod
to mnlio Iniinodlnto paymont to
FRANK Ii. SAMMIH.
si 1 i8 25 Administrator
Foresrglzt Means Good Sig/ll.
If thoro oror was a truoism it is or
l-lnpliiiml in tho liradliuo nbmo. “i"m‘o
Fight moons Good Sight." It is sim-
plo. boonnso of lili‘li of forosluhl in ro
unrd to tho oyos that iboro is no Illll(‘ll
poor shrill in tho prosoni dov. 'l'hr
"nipping" In tho bud of siievhi oyo all
month moans tho «oouring of sound.
honlthiul sight ~~~~~ porfooi vision.
HOMER B. HOY T.
GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
Fine Watch Repairing.
Room 9, Unitod Brink Bldg. 80. Nor.
Otlioo hour: R to Ii :45. 12:45 In litilt
Saturday owning». 7h.
Sparta! appointments maria In um
.mironl
ALL KINDS OF SPICES 25 PER
CENT. LESS.
1/. lb. Puro Cinnamon, prion iilr; thin
win. RU.
V. Ib. I’opprr. prloo 100‘. this onto.
tio.
hi lb. Clown; pric'o tiir: this unto. 8o.
1/4 lb. Allnpioo. prion lilo; thin unto.
ilo,
Ono pnrknuo Eli'hopp'a Cooonmii. Iilr
nizo, 80.
Package Itoynl (Jorounni. this onto.
he.
1 pnclinuo Pilinhury’n Untmonl. this
train, tic.
, JOSELOFF'.
72 NORTH MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK.
TELEPHONE, 138-5.
Accidentlnsurance
Combfnrd’im’ih
Maturation null identification.
w
31,000 in one of death by accident
while trawling as preocrlhed by policy.
$5.00 per week for loan of time for
non-fatal lnjnrlen. .
ALL FOR $1.00 PER YEAR
for “midfield: or write I
TA more or GOLDEN.
Telephone Unit. 10744.
NO'i‘itZii 1
initial ion Mailing.
'l‘iio inliubiluiiia b .ii mloiz. oi iii
'i'own of Noi‘wall. :iro boroby nniiiiou
nnd warnod that! n sporial town iiiooi
int: will ho hold in tho Town Hall
Willi strooL li‘l‘illliy. Sopioinbor Bil
II'HB. M K o'olm-li in tho oroninu {in
tho purposo oi honriiii: tho annual ro
ports of tho town oilirors for tho you.
rndlm: Annual. 31., 1902. and taking ill
lion on Htiilt‘.
liaiod nt Norwnlk, ni‘orosnid.
Both day of Soptonibor. liiii2.
SAMl‘l‘JI. INNER.
.lAMi-iS A. liliiIWN.
WILLIAM Ii. lthllCll.
Hoiovinion oi llio Town of Norwnlli
ANNUAL
CITY ELECTION
thb
'I‘ho niluunl oily oloriion oi‘ tho (lily
of i-‘louih Norwullt. Connw'iiont, for
oily oiliooi'n, will lw hold on Monday.
riotobor ti, 12402. Thu l’ollro Station on
llnvilnnd ntroot hnn ilt'\i dotiixnnlod
as tho voting: pint-o for wild olootion.
'I‘bo polls will I‘I‘lllliill opon from nix
il't'ltlt‘li a. Ill. until lIVo o'olork p. in.
For ordor of tho Count-II,
JUShll’ll Ii. ’i‘AYMllt.
(lily (:lork.
finnib Norwnlh, tit-pt. '3. I902.
823 ill
Loos AT 31411335
Cash Prices.
SHOULDER B'I‘IL‘AK. i. ii lbs, 250
itOUNll STEAK, 14c
Flllll()lN H'l‘lliltK, lilo
i’lNYl‘lillll'iillifilll STEAK. til it: 20o
LAM]; onors. w inc
”Gill-l lll'INllINl‘l SPRING LAM". 120
MU'I‘TON. ii lilo
Whom irolirioiiAii'i‘icitn,
notiiri‘ oonK,
So.
the
sausmn. 140
wnonn trans, me
snonnn snonmnns. 110
rows. 120
noun onnssmn . onicxtmn.
. , _ 18 k 20c
NATIVE ovens , ..
Slow Starvation
Is the fate of sufferers from dya
SOUTH NORWALK’ EVENING SENTINEE *
THURSDAir, sum. 23. ”opal
W
STREETS ‘ NORWALK. CONN.
I
Opening.
Smorossioo Burning Dismay
Choicest Milimerg Creations
Boston Store. 53AM (lag, September 21th, \902
Our Milliners have been busy the. past six weeks
making and trimming from the most approved im-
ported modles.
assortment of all that’s new in the milliner's art.
The loomess of price is also an important part
during our display.
You are cordially {n'bited to attend our Fall
Millinerw
oi the
on“ take. ohms at the
The result is a most magnificent
BEG-GAR WAS DARING.
Tr.ed to Steal a Watch While Waiting
for a Dime.
IlAit'i‘Ii‘lllill. Soptrnibor 2:3—
I‘roslon. a llIiil‘Iii‘llllilli. bud an i‘Xi'll-
In): oxporlonoo with n lit-mar on ’i‘runr
bull stroot. last night. lio was nskod
for sumo lnonoy. iillll ho put his hand
in his |lll('l\'t*l to not ton routs it) giro
ibo innn. \Vliilo ho was fooling for
tho mom-y. tho brusnr unfastonwl Mr.
I‘roston's “'ilii‘ll from tho thrill) and
iu-nrly had possossion of it boforo Mr.
l‘rosiuu saw what ho was doing. 'l‘hon
Im pnshorl tho man from him. 'I‘ho
loiitid‘ run nun) and not stit'h a good
start that ho could not bo (-niiizhl.
Sorgoani (‘nrtor \\.‘IS iiotitiod of tho
also. and a dosrriptinii of tho boggnr
was niron to him.
JUMPED FROM PARK CITY.
lililliiilii’illl’l'. (‘nnn.. Sopiombor 23
Just its ibu sivtiluoi‘ l’nrh (‘ily lott
I‘orl .lolforson. for liridnoport. yosior»
day, an unknown man about thirty
yours or lino. junipod ororboard and
“'le di‘ownod. 'i‘ht- stonlnor pit-liod up
No smart, up-to-dnto person evor onto anything but the best.
out only tho vory host goods obtninnblo.
«.uohn i
:SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE BOERS.
tho body and ii wan inkon book to i niastor of tho Italian Ii‘roo Masons has
l'ort .loltorson. 'I‘ho man was woll lilh’illll‘tt‘tl nil tho Italian lodgos to opon
liit‘n‘Si‘ti. isnbsoriptions in holinii‘ of tho dosiiiuto
»-- w» ~ > ‘ilt;ol's.
HUNG HIMSELF. . —~— -—----
i HAND CAR CAUGHT BY TRAIN.
Man Indicted for Dynamiting Heuse.
of a Neighbor. i
I Ql'iNi‘Y.l Muss” Sopllouilwi‘ g7» 'i’iio’ ed on Black Ledge Bridge.
mdy ot‘ (‘iiiros t‘ni son. wan was: 1 V .
““1“...“ h“. ”H. mm“, jury during my IaAhl‘ iiAMl’TON,(.‘onn.. Septembor
roooni reltlilit! :u liodham. for dynumi i 23—h hand our on which Foreman
mu; tho tumm- ni‘i‘hni'los Ii. Iiiiishon-i Philip Dwror and :1 mil: 0! sootion
on tho night or July .‘ird. Inst wasiiiii'ii “‘l‘i‘t‘ i‘itliili: Wits (-ailillit Oil iii“
round hanging in tho limb or it two? Biuvii Lodso lridso. on tho Air Lino
in a rhunp of woods in tho woods nonr . division of tho New York. Now Haven
his homo inst night. & Hartford railroad, early today. by
(‘nrison was arrostod with two oih- -. tho "Rawhide" freight. llwyer and all
1 rs iiitor iho Fourth of July and tho i ”I“ “1"“ “Xi‘i‘llt llaniol SI‘lVi‘Sif‘i‘jillliil‘
lint-o woro ohm-god with plat-lug (‘X-:i'tl and crawled out on tho stringors
plosiros on tho ICIlis's proporiy. and of tho bi'idgo. Sylvester, who soomod
dist-barging lhoin. causing grout tinln-:IJUWl'i'li‘SS from (right. remained ill)
atto. i‘arison was tho only ono of tho Ibo oar. Tho ougino struck the car.
tili'oo hold for tho grand jury. whioh . and instantly kiilod Sylvesior. cutting
lalor indirtod him. him up in such n mnnnor that only
3 now to: has boon found. Sylvester was
thirty-two yours of ago. Iio (-mno horo,
ROME. Sopiombor ‘_.'i ---'l‘ho nowspn- about two Wooks ago. from Now Lon-
pnpors horo announro that tho grand , don. whoro ho has a large family.
One of the Section Crew Instantly Kill-
Seymour’sStore
o
Lite is short and the way to prolong it Is to
it Is on onsy mnttor to not POOR S'I‘lib‘l", but it tnkos yours of train-
ing and hard work and oxporionoo to know nbsolutoly what flne'goods uro. and to always koop them In stock. We
Innko it our buslnoss to bundlo only tho host. and wo gunranioo all goods sold by us to ho of that, quality.
Email Country Erma, title dds. 3 lbs. lions Milk Crnokors. 250; 100 lb.
Colic-on from 2:10 to like lb.
rln “bill“ and liililt'lt‘iits Ilnron.
Ilonuttlul Rosy Sweet Ilnttor, 2th! and zinc lb.
OUR WINNERS.
Puro Lent Lord, lilo lb. Elegant
Fronh Peanut Butler. 20:: lb. 'i‘ry pound box litoh‘s Fruit Cake. 25o. Delicious For
3 has 'I‘rioolor Soups, 25o. The
llnont (tondonsod Milk on tho mnrkoi—w- Nostlo‘s is the brand.
G. E. SEYMOUR,'Leading Grocer.
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
TELEPHONE, 58-2. 80UTH NORWALK. CONN.
WileHue Knocked [in High Prices.
by a vigorous bombardment all along the line. and W: intend to continue the attack until we capture the city. He-
mombcr, we cell for SPOT CASH and have no bad debts to lose and that to why We can and do give our cus-
tomer: tho benefit oi Iuoh extremely low prion. .
BUTTER-I’INEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, PER POUND, 250.
Price on Bottor advancing.
Buy at this price.
20 LBS. SUGAR, $1. IEST MOOHA AND JAVA COFFEE, 30c. EX. 0 SUGAR, 22 LBS.. $1.
POTATOEMFINE NATIVES. PECK, 15¢. FANCY SWEET POTATOES, PECK, 23c.
Bout Full Cream Cheese. 2 ham,
Waiamo Brand sanded Maakerel,
can,
6 cake: Acme Soap (lino value)
250
15c
25c
Quart Jar New Jelly (all flavors) Mann! 8. Fleur, bag 57o; burnt, $4.60
jar. too Jonea’o Flour. bog 580; barrel, $4.65 ‘
Backwood'o American Chocolate, {Pillsbury‘s Bent Flour, '
cake. 17ci Buy. me; barrel, $4.75
soon suntan HAM, La. 14c.
SHOULDERS (A nice lot) LB” 11c. SPERHV a. BARNEB' BACON, LB.,17¢.
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