Evening sentinel, Friday, July 8, 1904 · page 4

 
 
 
 
 

 

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Wt hisyisets. 7 :32. ...... ’

ICN‘NNIL TILIPHUNI . .. »
DAL D.

' “dim-ls flatulence. '
s—Iuslnses Office.

“noon arses, Nannie.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. Satin has; and Mention

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fStems st~~-'---— 20 C

Farther down this page you will see TWENTY— NINE OPPORTUNITIE81 knuck-
ing at your door. You cannot afford to let them go. We think it would be wise and pro.
fitable for you to take 'em in.

We know IF YOU LOOK your purse ptrings will shaken and our stock will be les-
sened.

The merchandise' is not a second fiddler. It's the _first i :1 the market.
29 CENTS BUYS MERCHANDISE WORTII 356.. 38c” 45c.. and sec.

The question is how many people want to save the difference twixt 29 cents and the
stopovers to 50 cents.

Saint has and Mention
"Dress Encode.

40 In Navy and Block Mohair.

regular 89c,

Grecian Volllaa. plain and fancy.
all themew patterns. Price in most
.. placesjh, ' ,
2 YDS. FOR

...”--.rgiiwmh...

as in Printed Lawn, w0rti1 121,50.
5i 4"YDS. FOR

29¢

 

 

1 Justus Ohsgs became a. few
"ago health onlcer of St Paul.
iced a an of shoal in the Mb-
, pp]. visible only when the river
‘ as low. but accesible within ten min.
lee“ ride frdm’tbe city hall. Securing
" stop. by gift, of as much as he
could and by purchase of what he ~e«
could not beg. he had the city' a clean
'lp dumped upon this little island.

' ”rapidly bringing it above high wa-
ark. On the four and one half
thus ingeniously wrested from‘
the ither of waters" the city of at:
I now maintains within easy reach
of I majority of its population a chil-
drenfe playgrounds smell "zoo." s
Veietable garden. (to support the forty ‘
uniformed attendants). public baths.
modern sterilizing plants for the
g units. a day nursery. a boys'
linshim and a girls' gymnasium—-
ill united by a small but satisfac-

 

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lappet Swiss Muslin for sash
curtains, regular 10c,

4 YDS. FOR

29¢

36 in Unbleached Muslin. nice
fine quality. rag. (to yd
ii YDS. FOR

___~__ 22%....

45 x 36 Pillow Cases, 3 in hem
regular 12W! each,
3 FOR

29¢

 

 

 

eh't run away from fate. or what-
ever- ii Is. Freddie Muller is a New
.rk boy at pars old. He has been
‘etini 'orf‘iltiibapi in his life. lujur- ‘
by a Brooklyn trolley car. nearly ”‘ ‘ ‘ 3
wood on a sailing trip, kicked in ‘
the abdomen with serious resnits. and
to the house many times
On Monday his

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

Japanese Corded Wash Silks,
in tan. blue and white, reg. Site. 0 yos FOR

29¢ 29¢.

« Rosanne-Wear Dept

Summer Corsets made of line
cut. from the ltoyal Worcester
Mills. regular value 500.

Lad. Muslin Drawers. Hamburg 29¢ 2

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Best American Prints. regular
‘ pe and see what the more for-
boys were doing, that he got
‘And siiting’ there he was acct
Iy’ shot in the abdomen by one
is buy friends. This time it is .
ght he cannot recover.

5 Englishman traveling in this
try is moved to remark: “Per-
' lathe inhabitants of the nameless
will one day; discover that the
ire f the St. Louis Exposition is

 

 

 

 

Lad. fine Muslin Chemise. all
sizes up to 44. our price 39c.

'n-us sate

Ladies nnlrimmed Hats, prices
were up to 760. y.“ '

29¢

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

edging. cluster of lurks in some

. f 7" '
blfiesat 3am»; in 50c a leader Corset Covers. Val lace an d in- A 800d assortment “We"!
w u a Wallis“: sortion, excellent value at (tile. - prices "D to 75c.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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‘”. 29¢ 29¢ 29¢ '.

Kandker tidal s 2.2 other Encode

Wrist Bags in many styles. regu Three Men a Apt Li'itcrr 1111.421-
.lar price 601:. ‘ = . kerohiefs themstitched, regular
‘ sarususv AND MONDAY ””99 12"“ 9"“

_ ‘ ~ _ , . . SATURDAY AND MONDAY

sroa '~..,

29¢

ma‘

ne‘da p’ai’ysfi't'h'e British govern-
ne-bslfyof- the cost of mainten-
f .the ‘ Imperial troops provided
'defens'epwhlle New Zesiand is
ty to the naval agreement of 1903.
hich dim pays her proportion
' annual colonial contribution of
critheciihval defense of her-
pad the Commonwealth of Ann

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

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admits the hottest: at:
hngphdineck bled 11’

 
 
 
 
 

 

50c assortment,

 

uausv AND nouo'av " '4

eke herself conspicp- ‘ i ’ , »
car ‘sfiiiIgbbllng to my .. . . . . ‘ i

all y e-dhnt piece which

 

 
 
 
 
 

.. old it up about sin

3er“ ‘fn, " "FT
“than any walking skirt

‘Ladies’ Hone lace all over due

Lsdies’ Lisle Ribbed Vests and
‘NLMPHWNKIIUI‘! blue regular ._, . _

Pants.H. N..88er.N S. S.

 

 

 

50c garment.
' SATURDAY AND MONDAY

29¢,

IAdies' Fancy Silk Clocked Lisle
Hose, lace all sizes our regular
60c hose.

SATURDAY AND MONDAY

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fl smirk
tth'st no power on earth

1! rather the work:
.81! end than that she

doling different fronl

biladelphid Bulletin.

 

 

 

 

Wise Ribbed Tan Hose elites V
to 951‘, regular g4.2359,

SATURDAY AND MONDAY
' 4 PBS. FOR

29¢

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Narrow Tor'ehon. Val. and Pt. De
Paris laces, sold at To and 8c yd-

.. “ . i. 1. ' _ i «resonant: lacunae
- " " " svusrltua 1.1..

L’29¢

l

‘ 1 it allibhcns, psaorted widths all ecl-
. ‘ ' urn mostly 25c quality, a few at
' w H 7 a . . 1 .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fancy Pearl and Gill Shirt Willi
leis. regular 1

order and Random, one note.
enough for front il‘tafll.

 

 

 

Hair Brush, choice of our line ‘V

Pants lace trimmed our regular ‘

 
 
 

bc’n’daeoififordsl

. east-lion’s:

its color and to wear well.

 
 

look these hot days.

wash gown

uion skin is said to be very fashion-
all e in gay Paris. «1
Of all the pretty glazes, gauze de
solo is one of the best. it is very soft
and dainty for evening wear. but many
are wearing it at afternoon affairs.
’i‘hoso soft dainty little rankings are

I rather warm looking about the neck of

a gown on a day when the mercury re-
? sisters between 80 and 90 but they are
very becoming If ou'c. "evil is long.
. enough so titers is no choked effect.
Handsomely etnbroideted buttons
. are the only decoration on some linen
_gowns of line quality.‘
()ne contemporary speaks of veils
as "epidctnic" this season. One not i11-
t'requently sees three veils of varying
litztyles on a single hat, and very often
1 we
I “Use a wooden spoun when you mix
your salad dressing " I have heard
housekeepers enjoined to follow the
above without deviation, and l have
wondered why a good clean silver-
spoon would not (lo—or a fora. Acids
and oils sisk into wood but cannot in-
to silver.
' Redand- white lace trims a gown of
white dotted coral foulard It is a uni-
que combination If warm looking
No sadder mistakes in cooking are
made than in the preparation of pota-
toes, says the Twentieth Century
Home. Doubtless the growe- number
of housewives peel their potatoes and
then boil them A stirrer method of
robbing the potato of theJiltle gnod it
contains can hardly be invented. 111
the first place a potato contains slith-
ty per cent of water. which is quite
’uucugh for all purposes, in the second
place, peeling enables the valuable
mineral salts to be readily washed
awav. Roasting and steaming are by
-. far the best methods of preparing po-
latoes for the table: if boiled at all.
' they should not be peeled. Heat
1 causes the starch cells of the potato
(and for that matter. of rice, turnips
. and carrots) to absorb the contained
water and finally burst.

i .
i CASTORIA

 

 

For Infants and Children.
Tb" Kiri You ilm Altar: Bought
' Bears the
plasters of .

i ' ‘
A Sure Sign—“You say he has .11 via-1
‘onnry and impractical nature?" "Yes."

 

answered the girl who is employed in 1904

ihc post office 'ilc is one of those peo-

ple who write ‘Rnsh' on an envelope in.

stead of putting on a spot 1.11 deIIVcry

stamp. "-Washington Stag
WM _ . 1i

“John. the coal’ 11 out."

“I know it " .

“Nothing in the flour barrel"

"Of course.”

‘ "Well what on earth are you doing

c

There Ias taffeta made espr sky for
bathing suits. it is warranted to keep

How uncomfortable the touches of
gold which one sees on not and gown

The vest of embroidered linen is
' seen on the wool gown as well is on the

The brown which is likened to the

 

ON LY

 
 

Norwsilks.
LOW.

den. arms and look at them.

PI‘NE APPLES. PEACHES, TOM
RIEB,ORANGES, MUSKMELONS.

7s NCi RTH MAIN STREET.

DlAii’NOSIs AND TREATMENT.
The late Judge Dyktnan once had
before him a respectable looking man
who was charged with the theft of low-

elry. The man pleaded guilty. but it
was ur. ed that there were extenuat-
ing circumstances. The defense i11-
troduceil a medical expert who swore
that the prisoner suffered from klep-
turnaula. ,
“What’s that?" asked the judge se-
riously.
"it‘s n—er—-dlsease. your honor."
“Whitit kind of a disease?"

 

“Wei—it's awmcntal disease, that
causes be subject to appropiiatc pto~
perty not his own. "

“Makes him steal?"

"Yeah your honor; that is generally
the case. "

l knbw the disease.” said his hon-
or. “i know the disease, and I am
here to cure lt.“—~Philadelphia Dodger.

Lost—Boos N0, 4849.
to Norwalk Savings Society.
m . .

RETURN
17 3t

 

10RDER OF NOTICE. 9

Ronnie Arvid Enlind vs. Carrie Isa-
belle Eihllnd.

Siate3of Connecticut. Fairtleld Coun~
ty. es. Bridgeport. July let. A. D..

Upon ‘the complaint of the said Ks
nute Aryid Enlind praying for reasons
therein set forth. for a divorce, return-
able to the Superior Court. in and for
l‘ airfield County. on the first Tuesday
of September 1904 it appearing to»
and being found by the subscribing au-
thorlty.1iho Carrie Isabelle Enlind the
said déiendant is absent from this
State and gone to parts unknown. »

 

there?"

‘1 am writing a poem. my love. on
the beauty and brightness of this glor- l
lous old world. "-—Atlanta Constitution.‘

 

Answer to correspondent: Martha-—
Yes. we will accept the slippers for
Chtlstmss although we have an old
and comfortable pair that we hate to
discard.

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Therefore Ordered. That notice of
the [tendency of said complaint be gi v-

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e have a full line oi ARMOUR'O clLlBRATID VIRIIICT CAN-
NID MEATS The quality no deep! is the highest in the market.

F r this occasion we will make a SPECIAL OFFER FOR OATURDAY

ARMi UR'D VERIIEBT CORNED I! IF. largo, per can .......... 21 OTC.
ARMG UR’O VERIIEOT ROAST DEE F. large, per can ............ 21 OTB.
ARMl UR’D VERIBEST CORNED DE SF. email, per can, .
ARMQ UR'B VIRIBIOT ROAST III F. small, on can ..... ....... 12 OTB.
ARMQ UR’. VIRIDEDT VEAL LOAF. email, per can . . . . . . . .. .. 4. . 10 OTB.
ARMI UR'B VERIBEST HAM LOAF. email, per can 1001's.
AllMti UR'B VERIBEBT POTTED HA M, large, per can I 6T9.
ARMIi UR' S VERIBEST POTTED HA M, small, per can .... . ...... .4 4 OTB.

pecial 0n Potatoes

and grit a glimpse at them. The price is right.

WP claim to sell more BUTTER than any other individual store In The
it is becluse the QUALIT Y I! THE FINEST AND THE PRICE

.........1ZCTD.

Just come down
. -n

Wk also carry a FULL LINE OF F RESH VEGETABLES irom the car-

ATOES, WATER MELOND, DER-

JOSELOF F ’5

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

Telephone Cali 338-5.

 
 

The quarrelsome than should always
remember that an ounce of prevention
is worth a pounding. ‘

CHAS. E. SCOFIELD, OF NORWALK,
WRITES:

 

Gentlemcnz—i take pleasure in rec-
ommending Dr. Dick's Medicine for
Rheumatism and Malaria. It has, to
my knowledge, cured scores of cases.
i am safe to say it will cure when oth-
er medicines fail.

Very truly.
CHAS. C. SCOFIELD,

35 Chestnut Street.

 

 

To the Board of County Commission-
ers of Fairileld County.

. I hereby apply for a license to sell
Splrituous and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale Lager Beer, Rhine Wine and Ci-
der at No.21 Fort sereet. Town of Nor-
My place of business is not 10-
ii :ted within 200 feet in a direct line of
a Church Edince or Public Schobi
house or the premises pertaining‘
thereto or any Post- oillce. Public Li-
brary or Cemetery.

Dated at Norwalk, this 29th day of

Jane A D.,1904.

PETER 0' HARA.

Applicant.

We. the unders gncd. electors and
taxpayers. as defined by ..law ‘hf lbw .
Town of Norwalk hereby endorse the
application of the above named Peter
O'Hara for such license.
Dated at Norwalk, this 29th day of
June. A. D.. 1904.
John H. Hoyt Edward Brewer. F. Ii‘.
Clark, C L. Glover F H, Merrill.

 

Evenln Sentinel a newspaper printed

in Sun Norwalk. 001111., two weeksi

successively, commencing on or before
the 35th day ofAugust.A. D..1904.
FRED W TRACY.

Ass't C erk of the Superior Court for,

Fairiltld county. .

on by] ai‘ubiishlng this order in the

 

TELEPHONE 322-4.

The Glorious
' Fourth

 

18-15l 7 ll 8

I hereby certify that the above nam-
ed cndcrsers are electors and taxpayo‘
era as defined by the law of the Town
of Norwaik. .
Dated at Norwalk. this 29th day“ of »

Jose, A. D., 190 4

HERBERT R. SMITH, ‘
Town Clerk;

101' July. ._

This store will be closed all dgy chy 4th. But from now until that time we are prepared to

give you a most bum": supply of GO
a day' s outing; W no potato but:
ing business. but if li‘inant a straight

 

ways get it here.

. Fancy Butter.
Sardines. Fruit Syrupsli
all the ready to eat debt:

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:upon

cakes that can be made.

 

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1 GOODS

Pound Cake, Marble Cake, Hieko

 

of Fancy Cakes, Crackers
In rket.
NSPECIAL

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LEA ING GROCER.y

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YOU CAN

, . if you pay no. for your crowns. why M

surprised at the saving you can melts
THE VERY sear stem CREAHIRV

 
 

 

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55 West Washincton Si f

WALTER DAKER’I ON MONABCH COCOA. _A

LEAN. TENDER OAthORNlA HAM O, A PO
You don'tknewwhatyeus’i'emtmnmh

CL. to.ses4nso‘.o -md
86» PRICE
WAY DOWN TOMONNOW. C uh

 
 
 

DD I'IOII‘.
BUTT ‘

z2ND animal...

not trying one.

 

 
 

if. HARYLAND TOIATOII.

 

Nut Cake, Raisin and Fruit Cake.

 

mm Thlaisarafohmflh.

D THINGS TO EAT. whether you stay home or go on.
qu‘ets or anything of that sort; that" is not our style of do-
bl siness deal put out in a business manner, you will al-

iET THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.

Pane Cheese}, Deliei us Coffee. Rich Teas.

Home Laid Eggs. Pickles. Olives. ’ ' ‘
‘5 choicest iin

and Wafers. Potted Meats and

These are_ti1e. finest ‘

m O U r,
50th Norwalk.

 

BE INDEPENDENT

out In the habitf Start tum arrow: give us a trial. You will he
ly everything In the grocery I lne. For instance:

"7‘ POUND Innocence-eon. oussnlaooloanoon
“X soonessesanososol;‘othfl sss-nnoosuoosoiasooooooooi “cm

rsoh‘meuunu 3% m
l‘iJ‘i _ , _ “I.

2‘ ........ucss'rs.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

corneas: ‘PIIN mt ... Ila. . ~
"_- EMI‘X-muflfll ’ "
"i“ use you To on one “no.” The»: sire
N Potatoes. ' “ . ii”

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