itflbnvenmo SENTINEL.
lug-709w“. Editor and Proprlotor.
SATURDAY. NOV. 1. 1902.
Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.
81m rises 6:24; sets 4:48.
High title 12:15 11.111: 12:19 p m.
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92-5 ~Bullnen Office.
02-2 ~Edltorial Room.
,‘44 --Branch Office. Norwalk.
MIR—owner's Residence.
,, The British Medical Journal vc ottu
£0.90 (intimate til the art-rage illtilllll.’
.tllnt might be expected by tho gi.'ll('l'ili
rantitlonor in England. and put it at "
£400 to £500. ’i‘llo csiiulatc was. cop;
. ed into several daily papers, and 111111
tproducotl a large crop of currcspotul
1 lice, teeming with ridicule and Indig-
illation. The general practitioners, who
‘ught to know. declare that only a
small proportion of their number earn
, so much even after years of arduous
_ ‘work. The competition brought about
‘_ by the over-crowded state of the pro-
fession is. they declare, so great that it
‘ in a cruelty to induce 11111.11. by inflated
estimates, to enter it.
Nearly the whole for trade of the
world now centers in London and Leia
, sic. but about two-thirds of thc furs
sold as auction in the former city go to
I the latter. The Loipsic warehouses rc-
celve half-pressed fur from Siberia.
European Russia. America, Austral-
ia and China, so that the business of
- the Leipeic fur oxcllaugc is worth near-
ly $17.000,000 a your.
The utalc of Minnesota will Hull this
"I' year about 100,000 acres or land at 1111
average prion. of $7 per acre. This
land llcs ill the northern part of tllc
state and is land that some yours ago
was wildly regarded as worthless for
agricultural purposes. Now it. is
bought with much avidity by outliers
' that the state is obliged to place :1 lim»
it upon its annual sales.
Prosperity. The cigar industry of
this country shows a total prodttctiou
for the first three months of the cur-
rent fiscal year of 1.003.010.1117, against
a total production or 1.u.‘8.700.90~i dur-
ing the first three months of the last
fiscal year. and an increase of 224.339.-
513 in lover of the first thrcc mouths
of the current fist-oi Your.
France seems to be tho center oil
the pictorial postal card fad. it is cs-l
timatotl that 83.000000 arc handled by'
the postal scrvicc of that country un-
' anally.
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FASHIONS.
with
way
White zibcl‘luc
hall's makes 11p
wraps.
Pongeo, next to silk. niakcs the best
kind of a gown to sleep ill when trav~
cling.
Did you ever hear of putting clear
coffee into a moat gravy to lmprovc
the color and harm"? it is done by a
good many llouseltetmers.
Very few picccs of jewelry in tilt-1
morning is the safest rule to follow.
butvone ot tho pcrmlssiblo low is a
string or gold beads.
A new way to tinish the pointed end
or a strapping that is very pretty 011 a
skirt where the strupplugs are wide is
to turn the point back and hold it wuh
one or three tiny buttons.
:Among the' displays of smartest
neckwear I notice the sets consisting
10!.atocks and belts to match are c011-
cplcuous. ’l‘hc plaids of which they
are made are fashionable anti their
buckles well finished. .
A novel design for a pillow top is a
cluster or cars or corn, some bare and
‘othero with the 11111111 011, the one to be
embroidered in thc striking natural
yellow and the other in tilt1 greens and
brow/nil which 11111 husk and silk cult
tor.
.Do you know how to toil the real
old-fashioned moire antique silk? it
hair, a fold in thc‘center and the merit-
Ings on one half are exactly like those
on‘the opposite half. This 111111111112 by
laying irregularly a tiny cord on one
elite, folding the other half on to thin
on; and pressing.
here seems to be a mania for "buy-
8 up" that which there in a demand
or and puahlng the price up beyond
Ii reason. The newest articles to be
{looted by these grasping fiends. no-
you: to report, are squirrel fur and
flip hiumaome Irish laccu. but there
re, other turn and other laces.
an are wont to smllc when they
tc'h a woman in the attempt to con.
be liar age. but I am convinced that
m ’ are as 10th to appear to be grow
113.0111. One of those while suffering.
a slight attack 01' rheumatism.
into I clothing store and asked
Ihown some ovarcoata. The
old up an inspection a very
3}in fitment accompanying it with
motion that that was when
lit ally sold to elderly gentlemen.
ii In i‘iNOBHOR la a wall pr
an. perhaps titty live yearn
ti While he didn't say whether
It the coat or not he was enough
it‘d about the remark to remember
long sliv‘ct'y
stxlisllll anI
tho, dlaadvantage of the
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ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES.
Two Hundred and Fiftleih Celebration
at Flt-at Church
Following arc the programs of tho
cxclcloeo arranged for tomorrow:
Memorial Service, 10:30 a. 111.:
Pro] Mutual. trom‘ "Die Moistor-t
sin 1*” it. Wagner
Antilcm~Fron1 "The Forty-Sixtht
....... Dudley Iiut'ltl
Rcsponalvc Sclccliunwtiz.
tllol'iu Putt'l. ,
Contralto Solo-«”l’ralne. My Soul“
‘i‘ito Mutlt-i
Script urcwiiom'titi ii. lllll
llymu bib-“O God, the Rock or Agos.‘ '
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Prayer-— ~1-Rollponuc “l A111 tho Vino" ,1
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()l‘t’clioty A111ho111-‘»"(llvc little the
Lord" ................ N. ll. Allen
llylnn fill-l»~"’l‘iu.1 Ring of Love”
Historical Address.
Rcv. (leorgc ll, Egbert.
ilcrvit-cu at illt' unveiling 111‘ "W
iv‘uuudcrs“ 'i‘abicl: l roccsniouai liylnn 3
till, “0 ”Oil. licntutll 'l‘lly (iuldlng’
llund; tribult1 to the l1‘oundcru; the,
Unveiling; pravcl of (atlscct'.tltl0n the
Re. Thomas K Noble 1).'.,1) past“or
eulcrltun; trio (unaccompanied). "God
is Love, A. Eugene ’i‘huycl; pootluuc“
March in 1“ sharp from .ld Organ Synr
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ltcuulon Sunday School Sctvice 3
1). n1.. Sunday schools 01‘ daugllter‘
churches at Watch. New Canaan.
Wootport and South Norwalk uniting;
Altliur S. Hill cornetlnt.
l’roludc»Allegro Moderate, from list
Sonata ............... l. hemmncsl
Hymn—"W110 is oil the Lou] B Side?“
Scripltue I
11w. .1. Howard Hoyt. 11.11.. l’aator ofi
the New ("1111111111 liongregultonal ;
Church.
Gloria i'atria.
Prayer,
Rev. William ll. liart. Pastor oi thc
Wilton Congregational Church.
Authcmw‘tl lie Joyful '111 the Lord!"
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Words (11‘ tll'cctiniz. I
The Supcl'intcndcuh Il‘lrst
tionul Church.
Historical Sketch, -
Prepared by Miss Charlotte 11), Ray-
mond. Superintendent of lilo
Primary tloparnucnt. ,
Hymn—-~“Brightly (llcams 0111' Ban 1,
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Address.
The Rcv. Charlcs l’. li‘unuuni. 11.11., l‘u-
lon Theological Seminary. New
York City.
Courtroom
Prayer, '
Rcv. Paul 111. Straycr. Pastor of the
South Not'waik Congregational
Church.
Hynln—---"My Country ‘tla ol‘ 'l‘hcc."
All Uniting.
Benediction,
The Rev. .labcz Ruckus. Pastor of the
Westporl Congregational Church.
Postludcmtlrand 'i‘occa in II‘. Book ill,
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SEVERAL DIVORCE CASES.
Two Granted. One Decree Withheld
and ac Suit Continued.
’l‘wo divorces we re at runtt-d by .luduoi
(lager ill the tf‘lill supcrim court yHS
tcrdnv. one tlctrcc was \vltllheid and:
ill {liltltllel 01:1 1' the th't 191011 was l't‘
.crvcd.
.luliani‘a ‘.Rt111dolpl1 uas marruul Aux.rI
1‘. 1800111111 her husband is non 111 ti11,‘
rlilit‘ prison at \1 (’[Il(‘i'~llt‘ili S1111 unk-
t-d for divort-c (111 tltt1 grounds oi
trucliy, This was pruuttul. and sin"
war. given custody of a minor t‘llllll.
Anna Soltcrz, of this city. was 111111"I
rlcd to Julius. Soltcrz, ol' i’lttsbut'g, 1’1\..
(111 .ltily -l, 11101, and alleges that he do-
Si'l‘iC‘tI her. The case was continued
for fttl'tlltu' ortlcr of notice.
(licora i'l. Royce. of this city. was
granted a flll't.ll't‘t‘ from Report I..
lioysc. an iiitilllllfl lawycr, anti was also
given the custody of a minor child.
in the case of Minlllc Ill. black, of
Norwalk. who asks for a divorce on lilt‘
grounds of tiencrtlon. t.l1t-.1c\'l'dcncc was
sull‘tcicnl. bttt the decree was withheld
until the last order of uoticc and oili-
t'or's rciurns should be tiled.
THE UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD.
Eleven Cuban Children Hold an Poa-
eible Objectionable Aliens.
NEW YORK, November l~—-Elcvcn
chlltlrcn. WhORP avcragc ago is (ca
warn, arrivcd today from Santiago.
Paint. on the Ward llllcr (ll'lzuba, v11
1'1-ut11 to Point 1.1111111. ()nlll’.. to ~loin
“‘l‘bc t‘nlvcrsai lirutbcrhotnl.” 'l‘ltc
immigration officials of this port huvr
been asked to hold these children as
possible objectionable aliens, for spec-
lnl inquiry. The children are ill charge
of Dr. Gertrude Van Pelt. who intend-
ed to accompany them to Point [4111111.
wilt'rc Mrs. Katherine A. 'l‘anglcy, high
pricstcso of the Universal Brotherhood.
and known as thc "l’urplt.1 Mother." is
said to lluvc cstnlllisllcd a temple for
teaching (‘Ililill't‘ll the llutldhiat rgll-
giou.
'l‘hc little immigrants wcre all tilin-
ly clad. anti felt the cold northern ulr
keenly. when they arrived. 'i‘ilolr cane
hail come under the coileclal attention
at the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children, which will uncor-
taln for what purpose the children
wore brought to thin country.
MR3. LYNCH DIED TODAY»
BUFFALO. N._Y.. Nov. 1-—-A dea-
patch to the News from Niagara Falls
says Mrs. Daniel F. Lynch. who last
Sunday drowned her little girl in a
bath tub and then out her own throat.
Iliad' at the hospital today. Mrs.
Lynch in supposed to have been in-
eane when she committed the terrible
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COLONIAL.
The Paint That Made itself Famoul.
Pure paint is a bamttlfler’ and pre
server but it munt be absolutely pure
impurity manna spotting. cracking,
peeling all a result
A pure paint consists of Carbonate
0! Lead. Oxide of Zinc. Llnueed Oil and
coloring material. The Lead and Zinc
must not only be pure. but free from
acids. The Linseed Oil must be Well
aged and the coloring matter or super»
tor strength. that it will not mile.
There articles compose the Colonial
Paint at world wide reputation
For BRIG by loll: Cycle d: Hardware
00.. South Norwaik Conn; The Nora
walk Hardware 00., Norwaik. Conn.
Wm
I act casurill’
. i1111'sllip any young people who are not
HE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINED‘
vmln
, loco
SATURDAY N3V -x
A Dollar’ 3 Worth i
11h more of bread can
‘ be made from a
barrel of Pills-
bur‘t’ 's Ber at Flour
than hunt a Irmol
(1i or'diunly iiotlr.
EIAIRI better brt‘ t.ld
tool,
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BULLETIN N0. 15.
the Bible School oi the South
Norwalk Congregational Church
Concerning
The seuslou tomorrow uoou will ll are the opening and finish of thc Scr~
vicc. condensed (without interfering with tho Lennon time
at 12:45.
At exactly 2.30. all tho. ll'lclubcra ol' the School who arc to bc dclcgatcs to
the Two Hundred and l1 iltlctll Annllcl' Hury Sclvlcc, hold in tho First Church
of Norwuik, will more 110111 our School room to take illiptiRl trolley cars
plovltlcd 1"01 tllcn1.’l‘hc new litlting of the School will bc distributed by tho
(liiittl'a and l‘cuchcra and each deioga to will be passcd lrcc on the trollcy.
The cars must start promptly at. lwcnty lninutcs oi thrcc and any dolo-
tltltt's who Ilill’t‘ not reported and rconivctl tllcir badgcs below that time will
bc lct‘t. behind.
Tho Annivct'mtry Scrvicc is to con 1.»;1111111 one» hour and tho saint- cars will
lcatc the Southern cud oi‘ thc Green at. 11:10, returning our School to the
(‘ltapcl wbcrp the badges will bc pasacd to the Officers and the scssion dis-
lnissctl.
i. no as to cloac
’l‘llo lllll‘t‘lliH and older l'ricntlu arc requested to I‘ll-()[ll‘l‘ilit‘ with lllt1()lll~
(111's and 'l‘cachct's ol' lbc School in securing; promptncas and an altogcllwr
trcditablu rt-prcscntnlion from 011- South Norwtllk (illurcll on thin Intcrcatluu
occa: non.
’l‘llc only liliiil‘i’nh of 11105
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sptaltcl'
V11 shall appl'cc iatc tho aid oi p:.lrcuts in helping 11.1.1 11111 to our mem-
uow conucctcd with any other Bible
School. The orgaulmttou of a large 0 II't‘It-‘ of young ladies as a Special 1).»-
pnrtmcllt of the School is now undcr w 11y and We invitc additions front this
class in our City. 'l‘iic now lit'illll‘llllt‘ill will furnish pleasant social privi~
logos and opportunities of usefulness to its ttlenlbcrs. The young ladies not.
conncclvd with othcr lllblt- Schools who would ilkl' to Intro :1 part in such a
nlm'culcnt wtll plcaso t'tllllmlllllt‘ilit' with our (itllcct's, with Miss llclcn
Ferris. "
The Weekly iliblc Study llonr xvi ll begin at 8:40 on Thursday (lYf‘lllilg.
Norculbor 0th, lasting for thrcc quartt'rs of an hour.
any adult fricuds intcrcstcd 11.11 inrltcd to comc.
and lllt‘liltll‘illltiliili.
'l‘llc Missionary Scrtit'c of last Sabbath was 11 lu'cat Silt‘t't‘HS.
[crintz ol' the day amounted to $1.25..
lssutd by ll1t1 1131111111111» t 1111111li't11.
Nortmiuu i 9002
Another lag Sale ilil 110111.
Commences today and will continue un til the close
night.
‘11l"‘\itt1 w 111 be delivered by lip".
of Ncw 101k t‘ lty, who is :1 most intcrcstiug
ilr. Charles 1'.
and forceful
01'
The ’l‘cachct's and
l’it'asc bring liiblc, pcut'il
The ()I-
oi business Saturday
Having bought considerable F our at the lowest point In the market
we are enabled to quote these attractive prices. it will pay you to lay in
a good supply for the winter.
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per barrel $4.50 per baa 57c.
per barrel 3 4.35 per bag 55c.
Tones' Best Flour, '
Fairchilds' Fancy.
Elgz’n Creamery Butter, per lb. 25c.
6 bars Ozone Soap, 25c Cape Cod Cranberries, per qt.. 10:.
3 cans Mustard Sardines. 25c Qt. Mason Jar Jelly, 10:
2 pkgs. Empire Buckwheat, 25c , Leaf Lard. per 11)., 12c
3 pkgs. Cleaned Currants. 25c , Uncle Jerry Pancake Flour. per
2 cans Fine Alaska Salmon, 23¢ , pkg-. 101:
3 lbs. Best Milk Crackers. 25c 33 lbs. New Raisins. 25c
JOSEL OFF ’5
i2 North Main Street, Telephone Call 138-5
WE DELIVER GOODS IN ROWAY‘IJON EVERY WEDNESDAY.
MFACKERMAN
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CAPT. COATES lN STAMFORD.
11‘. R. Coulee, who used to 1111. routl~
master of the New York division of
the New York, New Haven and llnrt»
ford Railroad Company. with olllccn
at Stamford. and who was once u
councilman hero and a member of (lol.
Charles W. iltlutlrlc'n Htal’l’. and in u
pl'lucc of good i’cliowu, paid Dr. Fred.
click Schuvolr alld other local t’rlondn
a hurried visit Thursday. Mr. (ioatoa
arrived Ill town in the afternoon and
tit-partial yesterday morning. it will be
Interesting to llil-l friends hero to know "
that Mr. Chilton in now chlet‘ engineer
at the Chicago and Great Western
Railroad Company. with headquarters
at St. Patti, and that ha in also in»?
torcatod financially in the Fort Dodge
and Omaha extension of the Grant,
Western road. besides being an active ‘
director ill the Weber .lolnt Company.
The latter concern manufactured a,
railroad joint used in connecting sec--
Our opening display of Fall Mlliln
law was received with most gratitylnt
appreciation. We are adding daily new
and attractive designs. including a
splendid collection at outing styles.
Connected with large Bridgepm t as
tlong of tracks. George A. Weber. of
Stamlord In one at the largest utock- tilllishment Flue. gooda at 10“
holders in the concern. II) ”93' 1“-
Save the Children
All stomach and bowel troubiett in child or adult m
duetoulu is nausea—111m ti on.
Flux, col 0, cholera that us. diarrhoea. dysentery and
all oomplalntaot like nature are the resuitot undigested
foods fermentln in the liomuch. The on 1! my to
reveal. lever on to care much iron on without lulury
o the membrane. lining the Ito ion is to micro
perfect. dluutlo u.
KODOML What'oulnt
Khan] is the new dimvery which cum all stomabh
, cudl bowel trouble: by removing the cause. This ruinous
, yrtchacita reorientation. cleanses, pin-ill u and
luscious theemmach.m1{odoi digests all clams of food and aim to the body
all or the hourlahment, health and strength it 001mm“. ;
Cum l «petition. In: undergrad: air» cut- it
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
HOYT S THEATRE
MONDAY NOVEMBER 3d,
WM A BRADY' S
Iicautll’ul l’imlllt tion of tile New York
Philadelphia anti Chicago Success.
Under Southern Skies.‘
By Lottln Blair Parker,
of “lel llown 'l‘ 11st”
“Lights of 11011111."
“A Pl. AY 'l‘llA'l‘ Wild. llVld l1‘th-
lvVI1il "
Au pluycd 3 months in New Yotk. 2 in
Chicago and. " in Philadelphia,
PRICES, 25c, 50c, 75c, 01. 00“}
H O Y T' S T H E A T R _
THURSDAY EVE., NOVEMBER 601,1
Return Engagement of
MILDRED
OLLAN
In Her Successful Romantic
Drama.
The Power Behind
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PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT;
25c. 50c. 76:. $1.00
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7
AMELIA BINGHAM ‘
Presents Her Special Company,
Including IOIIN l1‘. K101 .1 RBI) in I
(‘.l llil1 FI’I‘CH H'S llltlstcrpicct-1 ltf- ,1
tcr 200 nights in Ncw Y1ot it
The Climbers.
“High water mark of Atnt-l'lcanl
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PRICES. 25c, 50c, 75c. $1.
Salt1 of acute tliivlm it dove in all-l
V'tlntc ‘,
Sale of deals opens at Hoyt‘a Then 1
trc, South Norwalk and “08(1' 3 drug1
store, Norwalit, 5 days in advance of.
all attractions.
DON'T tatnunlrt' ’1‘0’A’l‘lelNl)
Tile Foresier’s Ball.
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Fltlay Evening. November 7 1,
AT MUSIC HALL. l
One of the bcst. affairs of the Season. 1'
Jackets and long loose lilting galtucn
good $10 values at $7. 50
lmdlca’ Silk l’liontt1 t‘tnio (South i
at $18 00
laldlcn Vclour Blouscu Willi bit;
in lll1iug.rti.ulnr ptl cc illil
Ladltla‘ Walking Skirtu. i'ull ilnre
ole, regular prices $12.50 to $15.00,
$I 40, at 0]. Lil
bullion ()xi’ortl (tray Walking Sk
worth $3.75. at. $2.75.
bands, value $5.00. at $3.50.
this season took many dealers by our
on tile jump. The new seasons sty
garments are well made. Of special
at $14.00.
llcct'cti cloth. worth 091'. at. 500.
Latllcs' licnvy White Domcl l1‘la
080.
Fancy Robes flout $1.
Ladlcs'
valut1 at 21'1c.
yokc
25 to $1. 7
with silk scallop a very plotty
Fancy Lace 'i‘1'_imn1c(l Ulde ski
at $1.98.
Heavy Eidcrdown Kimonos, wit
ing garments, at $2.08.
We have I
3 Professional Singers 1
I'Illlcd from New York to pcrfol'm be-
twccn dances,
TICKETS. ONLY 25 CENTS
including a chnncc on a gold watch, on
exhibition at Sellcck 82 l'ricc'n. 'l‘it'k‘
Hts for sale at ’l‘. .I. Magucr‘s Nous
Store. 111 (it
J unius Brown
Punter tutti Paper 111111311.
Pure White Lead and Btu.
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cow: ~iu'1blv cur
face as machinery mixed. The
house 0! William Stevens and ol
Stephen Wilcox, both on South
Main street. were painted by [no
In this manner over eleven your.
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand on well
it I paint it. My china, 5: South
Main street. My residence. Ii
Elm Grove Ill-cot.
Coats. Skirts. etc.
Ladlos' Winter (cute in tun color and black literacy
at $15 00.
at. $10.00.
liudlcn‘ All Wool ’l‘willcd Flannel Wulaln,
Ladies' All Wool Black Cheviot Serge Skirts, trimmed
Women’s Remnants.
The unexpected inelcase in the popularity 01 Womens Rain Coats
and Ollvt1 Rain Coats finished with velvet collar. at $12.50
Also Rain Coats in Olive and Oxford Gray with capt1.vcry stylish,
“lghtfiobos 'Dr cosmos accrues,
undovskw‘ts. the.
Ladies‘ tlullnu; li‘lanncl Night Robes,
tinting Flannel Underskitts. neat strips effects. excellent
Ladlcn' l’lain Blue and Pink Umbrella Underskirts. iiouuce finished
arment at 39c
Eidcldoun Blessing Sacqucs all colors at
thietdon 11 Bath Robes from $3. 75 to $6. 00.
Flanllelctto Kimonas, Persian patterns, extra full size. worth $2.50.
abort titted
all
is satin lining, Vt'iVI3I. collar,
load with quilted satin, worth $25,
It otolm collard Klluona aleevc nut-
sklrta with Norfolk or tiitotl jut'k-
unllucd_. rcaular prim1
rltn, with slut aoalnn anti full llurc,
with silk
prise and has kept manufactuiers
ice are Darticulaxly good and the
interest today are our Oxford Gray
extra long and tall, hoary
11111.11 Night. Robes. with tut'kcd
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lie at 98c and $l. 25
50c 75c, 08c and $1.50.
11 fancy border, very warm loung-
1 shippers of this section bclieve a coal
COAL FAMINE
KNOXVILI E.
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Tenn. Nov. 1.——Coal;
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famine of serious propottions ti11cat
ens ’lennt'ssco North and South t. :111»
liua \irginia and (lcolglu.'l'i1c rail-
ways Ht‘t 111 holiness. to rolicvc tllc sit-l
nation. 'i‘llc rctuli pt'lt'c of soft coal
111 Knoxvillc 1s 115 nor ton, the highest
1".1-1' 111111.111. '
[All IE8 umbili'iii‘lliii‘r
on. Kane's a
mu Crown Brand
Immediate Miler, no danger. no lid.
lived for you" by leading 'Decll 1m. Hundredl alum.
monlnla. Alrili will convince ,1 on oiilleir intrinsic value
incnscnl'ufl umm-ian bond 'tt-n cent! tor mnplo cud
book All maxim or by mail u .1le
KING MEDICINE 00.. Bar 1930. BOSTON, MASS.
Look'
LEGS ill" I \Alll Ht
FOREQI' \lt'l‘lC RS (ll LAMII, 7c
SHOULDER "l‘li AK 10121'
ROAST BFFF, 12 to lib"
HOME DRESSED t‘lllt‘KlCNS. inc,
2 LBS. SAUSAGE, 351-,
(Home Made or Links. Spcrt'y A”. -
l‘iarncs or ll‘lcrwlu.
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SATISFACTION
'l‘hls 111111 word embodies practically
tlu- cutirc sccrct of my success. Are
you solislicd with your alttsscs‘.’ If not
1111 11111 cxplniu tilt: reason.
HOMER B. HOYT.
GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
Fine Watch Repairing.
Room 9. United Bank Bldg., 80. Nor.
()ilico hours 8 to 11:45; 12:15 1110:le
Saturday cvouinga. 7-9.
Special appointmculs mudc to suit,
patrons.
5 Railroad Place. .1
TRY THESE DELICIOUS GOODS.
GRAIN OF THE BUCKWHEAT.
IT is
SELF. GOOD THINGS TO EAT. COME AND SAMPLE WHAT WE HAVE lN STORE FOR YOU.
THING FREE DURING THIS DEMON STRATION. AND THE BEST ON EARTH.
HERE WHERE OUR DELICIOUS M A
Seymour’sStore
Good Things to Eat.
ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 291h, WILL BE THE GRAND OPENING DAY OF THE CELEBRATED
HECKER‘S CEREALS, BUCKWHEAT. PANCAKE FLOUR. ROYAL HEALTH FOOD, ETC. DEMONSTRATED
BY SCIENTIFIC COOKS. LET EVERYONE AND WHOEVER WILL THRO N6 OUR STORE EVERY DAY, AND
COME AND HAVE A PANCAKE MADE FROM THE PURE, WHOLESOME
PLE SYRUP WILL SPEAK FOR IT-
EVERY-
aa WABHINGTON when.
TELEPHONE, 5oz.
out brand you ever had.
C. E. «SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer.
souvu NORWALK. coup.
MAUD S FLOUR
We have in“ unloaded mother cur load of our Famoua Maud a. Flour. Just think of it, nice Iruh Flour
direct from the mills to our atom. Buy a barrel or bag at this sale and we guarantee that you will have the has
Note the low figure: below:
MAUD 8 FLOUR (NONE BETTER AT ANY PRICE) PER BAG, 67o: PER BARREL, $4.45.
FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. SPECIAL PRICE THIS SALE. 270 L3.
New Apple Butter. 4 Jars. 25cI .BABGAINB:
3 lb!» Will“ Cod FIII'I. 25‘: ‘ BGIIO 0f 30“.,"
100 bag Ball for 76 naked Beam,
2 can. Imported Cardinal. 25° can lie.
Fancy Sweet Potatoes. pic. 23c cape: Cod
a tilt. can Clam Chowder, for 150 cranberrtau,
100 Cloth" le, 10° qt. 00.
Plituhury'n Vitou, pkg., 12¢ '
2 lbs. Lion Coffee, 250
at. hot. cider Vinegar, 74:
Blue Label Cation, hot, 200
Native Onlom, peak. 200
2 lbn. Evaporated Apt-loot. for 26¢:
2 Ibo Evaporated Peach“. 2612
Extra Fine once», It», the
Fancy Assorted Glitter, par 1b., 121:
FINE SUGAR CURE!) HAMS,
’ipcr ”14W?“
BCNELEGS BACON.
par; 01., 18c.
SMOKED iiHOULDaRs.
3 lb. average, pm- lb., 110.
Norwalk Chronicler