militate?
in Canada.
”ISAS'I’BRS IN l'Altltll'S PLACES.
flu Storm Extended from .lewll'lluln'tll
to California. but “at. Mon M‘n‘rv In
(lanmla-IIwUm Loot and Math Prom-fly
Beat-tint
Ilimvutimi, Ill-r. 20 “apatite of damage
done by the hlizmnl. which began Saturday
and only lllwlt'f‘tlll‘tl )mterday, are loginning
townie itt le‘t‘lhlt‘f‘ll portion of Quebec
Inalth.» marinznn province: suffered moat.
The lrulliv on “1" lntq rcolnuiul railway was
totally domurallml and tralllc along the
northern division summit-d. Twenty trains
were laid up at Mum-ton.
The storm did great damage «low: the
Newfoundland must. The ship Holden Unto,
from St. Johns, .‘l. l-‘., went ashore at Ht.
Plem‘, Miquolun, and but-amu- a total wreck.
The schooner N, Wright was wrockwl in the
Strait: of Canon. The men on both \‘tmcle
have cultured from cold and hunger, aud
many of them are badly (Puma, Ambiance
he been lent to them. it in not known
whether any lives have been loot.
At McDonald‘s l’nhit. N. ll. l‘ll'lttfil
Wright and Ernost Mellounltl attmnptud to
crocon the loo. They were mught in the
drift: and found lumen to death in the
mornng At lmquom, Hun, ohm the gala
bad juat begun, thnce Iuvn named Dickie,
Johnson and Unks came over from “up
American sidelnnnon-nlwat. When they
attempted to return home a gust of wind
capsinel the boat and the three tin-nwcre %
loft struggling in the icy water. Johnwn
was an exptm swimmer and made heroic
clone to save Dickie, sacrificing his own .
life in the attempt. Ambiance. “mm-at out .
Marthe shore, but it was too late, all time
having sunk Jillmbon had a reputation as a
lifo MVel‘, and last summer rm'lml tlm-o
young men.
The dmtructiunof fodder, stock and out-
buildings mused by the storm has mental
almost a famine in “its swtiun of the
country.
Quebw is almost entirely cut all [non out~
aide mmmunlcntion. The streets in Quebec
arc-nearly all very um-mw and thodrifts
travel innmible.
the year. The cold is inhetbt‘, the thermo
meter being l2 «legs. below not». PL‘let': are
afraidto leave their lions-5 in Quebec for
fear of losing their way and being frozen to
death. The linemen of the felt-graph com- ’
puny are great sufferers, and many cases are i
reported where they have been badly frown ,
in attempting to repair the broken wins.
About Montreal and lit-tween hero and Ut- ,
lawn farmers have lost much live stock. and
demolished barns and fences sin-w the lines
of the railroad. Ice covers thy tracks in I
many places to the depth of a {not nnda
half, and reforms almost immediately after
yed, and minor casualties. due to the .
frigid weather. are rcpirtcd from all points.
Reports are being sent from Montreal of
losses of life in the St. lawn-nee rith during ‘
the blizzard No lives have been lost, and z
the stories have not the slightest basis of l
fact. '
B'r. dons, N. B., Dee. 20—me Sunday 1
until late Tuesday night a furious snow and
sleet storm raged in the northern part of this
province bordering on Quebec. The snow In '
(tunings on tho Inter-Colonial _is from three
to seven feet deep, and on Monday the run’
ning of trains was completely unspoiled.
Four trains are stalled beyond Monet-m. A
snow slide near Metapedia buried a special ,
freight train, and hours were spent in ahaveb ‘
ing it out. No freights have bum sent from .
Moncton north since Monday, upward of n ‘
dozen being at that point waiting for a clear
track. The Quebec train reached here ten ‘
hours late. The experience of the train
hands has been very save-re. in some cases, ‘
owing to the blinding sleet and snow, relays I
of men had to be provi-lml, and cuttingsj
often filled up when nearly own. A storm 5
of such length has not. before been known on ’
the road for years, and it will (flint the line
thousands of dollars to reopen conununicu-
lion. ‘
SPRINGFIELD. Mam, Due. fill—The “are
river is higher than has been known for
years. A bad washout has occurred on the
Central Musiichusetts railroad near Oakdale
and travel on the: road is suspended. Several .
manufacturing firms in Orange had to shut
down owing to high water.
Honsxm’, X. 11, 1’00. til—The heavy
timbers uscl as eta ’s on the three bridges
spaiming the Men-mm river were carried
away by the freshet. Eleven men were work-
ing on the bridge at the time, and three of
them were drowned.
SAN F M31150), Dot: Sit—Captains of
vessels plying betwu-n Capo Mendocino and
Cape Flattery report the recent storm as the
most violent in their experience. Capt. Sal-
mon, of the Costa Rica, was thrown from
the bridge and had an arm broken. Several
colliers from the north, 3 week overdue, have
comein. It is feared some of the heavily
laden vessels did not weather the storm, as
several are long overduu.
named Itself Out.
Manqrizm, Mich, Dec. :50.—.»Evcry ludi-
eatjon at the Calumet and Heels mine
points to the conclusion that the fire has
nearly burned out. Little smoke issues from
the shaft and the temperature is much cooler.
Predict In the Connecticut.
Ilanrroun, Dec. tau—The river is appar‘
ently stationary at 20 7—10 feet, the highest
point since April. 1887. Heavy ice from the
upper valley is running out.
——__._...___
Pulled for 390,000.
Amxa, Mich, Dec. m—The lumber firm
(1th R. Sunburn 8; Son has made anae-
signment. The liabilities are reported to be
”0,000. Assets not stated.
————-_.._.___
CONDENSED NEWS.
The widow of the late Chief Justice Waite
is seriously ill and is expected to live but a
few dayl. .
The Windlor and Annpolia railway bridge
at Cambridge, N. 8., has been carried away
by high water, and the road will be blocked
for some time. ,
A rumor current in New York that Jay
Gould had been ordered to sea by his physi-
danutbeouly means it saving his life in
anthontatlvely denied, and Ir. Gould‘-
haalth is laid to be as good a usual.
The main ll reported fueling cold at
mum, lb. ,1
a. and Bertie Iloimq
.I
John'Bdcon. and
“edit, brok- through the icewhllo skating
noun-ti: pond. near Worm-tier, Mesa, and
mdmwud.
’l'luPai-mbondhold-I will boldamut.
In; w datum"? dint-u; the 0001':
mg pursue w of t company
J, ’6 in: ’- law-ll
‘A. nun-ca
mum‘s“ with thflt w
Mutant-yank“
THE 3166i.
lt Rand with Terrible Effect “
; ally overstocked with flour. so you ere-that
5 Oxmmr, Mon-lay night. tun Indy nf a well
have piled up in many cases as high as the l
wound story window, rendering ordinary T
It is the :vfl't‘l’t‘n'. Weather ;
ever known in the province at this time of ,
‘ evening. There wvr.» twenty-four Inn and
E wotm-n under s-lltritr‘r‘ of death. an! tlm
being chopped out by laborer-s. All malls are .
‘ N.>lltllalltll"lll luv in» In Iznk
' for twontyufnur years.
: ing to the cuvtnm ut‘ tlu: Win!» tops. limitin-
1 son tlt'VC‘rtt‘fl the MI)" m; i ll“ LI; li'r“ Iixztl »r the
m..- - mw. .m.t..,. mu...» ..... .... ”a“... .- , N...
THE OISE DEBAR8 AT LARGI.
Ammonium-eat ‘l‘lm Au- tt’tielia Will
'I‘uur the Foam”.
than lln. Mum, Doc. :5". « Franklin
Lawn-uh. run of [Dr ll. ll. Lawrence, aha
mu unrated it uh .\nu 0‘1.qu little Dob”,
. the 3})"th princes-a. baa gone to New York to
‘ join her.
Me an an ugiwrnunt was fund» by which
5 uhn nlluul'l rmiumu lu-r emit pit'tm‘v want“
mmmiiatolv on the ex] ration of her term 0!
impiiwmn-Ii.‘t. Tin-y lutmil (-9 tour tho
munlry, an] )q-ung Lauren". will not an
manager.
Nan Yuan, lit-«I. ‘Jl-wtlou. Dis [Mar left
Blackwell: blond yatmiay "writing on the
9031(ka [mat At the foot of Filtyiu'ond
Itreot he was met by liawytr Manif-
nephew, u llvl had a tub in waiting. as he did
tho tunruing prmuus \vlwu Mum lush llcllu'
arrival
lluth invujump. d into the cab and new
‘ driven to Muwait's rooms in Truth slh‘It.
l They remained but a moment and new ”it"
drivennll‘ngam. pI-muumbly to Iuwt Mme.
Di.» llrlnr.
Later in th- day Blr. tilt-wart would no
ammo, and nothing mull be learned of the
trio's intentlom for the future. it In but}: to
any, however, that Mr. Stewart w.llI-outiitut~
as Mme. his: Delmt’u nimuigvr
lien “is Debar lmvm the Lulfllhl u ith good
mtmmmdatiomi, and hi.» hmlth hm elm
been improved by hhi htay at llbu‘kwell‘a.
The Flour That.
lllSNtial‘me, Dec. zit—The Minuwndi:
millerslmve returned from the Milwaukee
c-mfermu-e of t be flour makcri of the-country,
at which it Mm tutu! to cut down the flour
output one-half during January. Most of
them resent the Intumitiuu that a trust, or
taunt-Hing very ltlit' our, lune been foam-d.
If h is wildly ugh-HI that the action taken
at .‘ltllHttlki’t‘ must bu rattlinl by the loml
. a»: Nation llfl'fllru the miller: of Miniwawh
wIli atnde by it. All the big miller: seem to
l» in luwrpof regulating the prtduction,
with the exception of the l'ilblinryu t'harhl
A. Pillsbury my»: ”'l'lu-II‘IIIrki-t is not unusu-
l
was not the reamn for, the proposed shut
down."
More .‘Iynterlouu Murtlrm
lliRXIquI.-.u, .\ in. IM. '31 «Anuther mur-
der which hits vr-uitnl almond as much excito-
meat to; that of ttw llIlIt'I-fi tragedy hm l-u‘n
tlln‘t'tnvl'wl. Tl’hc cur vnvr bringht in from
dn-mul umn. apim'vntly :13 y-nr» It age,
which was found in tin “lll‘llri II-ur flu-re,
Hundreds ”word the lwly. bu' nu .m- n—
mgnlzed it. lb‘l'lflfry “a: Ina-lunlituli, the
Inoth’c. l'ilh tlw news of llll: ( :1 m? rattle
the rcyurt that lenI Mauivrmn. :l f..rnwr
-
M a” ... a...
won. '31“ iii:
A Good Business Horse.
Hound. kind and heath.
()N 1'3 1’] ‘l ‘1 I'I'l‘t )N.
AI” 1*
Swell Back Sleigh.
luqnln’ It
Becker’s
Paint and Wall Paper store.
In North Main atrcct.
sou'rn nonwamt.
THE /
Bargain Store.
lillll GIFTS
“15—.
Great Variety
“To——
Please Everyone.
l
hr thaw good» no i. sin nnrln d a yr n' tiny «I l
HI 5 it» to at ugh! m- ew damn 1:.tr Id to ban- an)
:o .‘t m! mud our the lunliyr.
lIviIIg In the‘ country near llt‘h‘, I~ mixing.
Hui-unzi- to the citv Faturdu ' to rail wnm‘
. l
pmlIn-e. air] has 13“! lw-u nv-In 2 mm tum-f
day nib-ht. g
Atria-it!“ in Zmzlilur.
ZASZHIAR, by c. 2-1. —'l'lI- :Izltmi ur-lvro-d
the beheading of four tiltln'v“ uh” hull llfltl
no trial. The sent-mm- \‘Mél‘ mama: .4 in tlII~
publicstrm-t with chum)“ brutality. uni tho
lulu-s were nllmvwil to it" in the >trm‘ts until
sultan [tn-Inseam rt-iivut tlic rcvnlting 3"-
tuvl ~vlaily, unvl armrmuw I” will be guided
in tuttm- by tue Mal; iIII; ohm lIlW. (‘ :pItul
ll lam In 7.3: .Izlvar
“him (up Notice In I'eun’ylvnnll.
I'Irrsm'uu, Du: I’ll—Au :zll»‘gc~l Whitu
('up nnth‘i' “11-: pawn! at: Ma II township
ntltlrrhwbl to William ltvl-imon, hung mar
Urn-v.) Trvw, lt "null-.4. llllll to lv-m-I tlw
muntyonamount of hi» treatinIut of the
buy Huston. or he w.ll lv- vl-Iul: u llll a cord-
cure of the pliim. \l'illw say.» that ltwliin-
so!) toll him L! lli'l not it I? 'n In any
aulgnvclhmél t . lrll)‘ :1. lm' 1.» .‘I. I
Er tiger,
llu,l"lt:"L
“~11 to”. Ii; have hum In um iltzc,
-i.i:'l " «mm t' r ltllA
~ I .. .l ll. 1~ mid
l 1 l g. Mn Insure
Iuiracla of ll“ ' ' . .iil t‘m- mm: the
fashion uni l .-; ' t 11-: 11ml tlv: rv .uliy,
as t'm stuff uni .
prulconnori. .- sec:
““J’JRP'
., Limp Rape lo Iit‘Itv'h :ts
Yuri: Commercial .th-
.‘l‘lJlDSClJ‘ v75 é- 'lkl‘ltllfl lib-M) at Arkansas
Post, and n-lmittml into the l'nlnn June 15,
173th}. its are; in 533345 miles.
Quiet “line They Have to.
S1”. Loris, I} ill—The latest infurmn‘
tion from the Reva-r, .vlt).,. coal mines is that
everything is (pal-t and that no further
trouble is expected so long (is the militia to
min. The grand jury has nIlijrned with-
out linding any indictments against the
riotem Urcr forty Witnesses were ex—
amined, but it was found Imptssible to ex-
tract from them sufficient testimony to base
indictments upm. Neither side would com-
promise the other.
That Bombardment Doubled.
NEW YORK. Dec. Lil—The Clyde stcmmhip
Saginaw, which arrived here from llnyti
Tuesday, came up from Quarantine yestcrv
day morning and put in at hur dock at the
Congress stores, Brooklyn. it is said that
the information which the Saginnw's pas-
sengers brought about. the bombardment of
Cam Haytien by Gen. Legitimo was given
by a native messenger. The member; of the
firm of William I’. Clyde S: Co. proles not
, . . . Am: am been olering for the past month. and now that the olida. season is at hand we are prepared to offer larger- induce-
o believe the story . Paid in. located. , I . I.
uxxnv r. G.LIIY11E.S mm. m ments than ever, and would make a. few suggestions to a! in the selection of Chnstmas gt ts. .
Murder or Suicide. Luyties Bros, lmponcre. N. 1'. _ . . . l . .
Boston Dee. 20,—)lnrgiu'ut Muller, "ed EDWARD D» HARRIS ------------ {9375 G5 ' , ' .
ea, Iiviug'in North Bennett street, wasrztlnd A““”¢“-*"T~“”‘” ”mix“ I _ 250- I' $1.00 $1.50
dead in her bed Medical Examiner Harris Wfigfigg‘ggggfgaéwdm moo ‘5 will buy several articles any one of which-m ill make a goal present: ‘
held“ “mpg-VI ”“1 “5’0"“ ‘° “3” 1’0““ cannot: Escznr .. mm on A I‘m?” “,‘l’m‘mfllf‘l H‘“‘“‘""““E"v " ”WI" “5 "I? “*9! "'PPle 6- will buy a mi: of Ladies' or Genta’ Underwear, the beet iuutbéml‘will buy a suit of Ludir‘a' or Gants' Underwear,a pair 01104 Blanket.
that the “0111“) “ml “01“ “m‘ml-‘al Wlsou‘ Dry Goods. N. Y. ' M ' ' M "3}?" I Ila": 0f Lathe}? or guildren 51"“? r?- " pair of Gent-9' H039. a‘ShIrt in America, a pair of fur-topped Glows, an elegant ltv' of_ lurk. ora Cwufuit on», the but dniz. Napkin; or Diyle’n to be had, a band‘-
ing. The police have arrested Thomas Mullen, HERBERT Aug'rfi ______________ 1:71.00 93:, pair of L1dtea’ or Children 5 Race, a buy 3 (34-, an Infants “’0':dethka F 5 make, the best cams.“ Jacket in the «my. tunrrd 5g)u,e Li-wn Table (town, 3 Cake» Wrapper, made of century doth.
um “mils huabnud. They are inclined to Private Secretary, Judge Hilton. Jacket, a pair of it art-led Shot P, a Lilith Splash". a Tray 00V". allinel. Ta twain. a dozen fine bleached Napkins, a dczeu I) I} Rs. 3 pllLCrrs back. a Irair of silk amt-nu. 3 Gloria . Umbrella, lil'fl' or "
belie“ Mm Mullen committed SUlCl‘lev 81‘ ALFRED P, 1‘0”“:- .............19900 ‘3 We“! TldY- 53““ {338 (‘1’ 3 80* 0‘ “’9 Fl" 1“ Lin-3n Papcr. .10-4 Comfortable, a beautiful Facinator, a pair of Ladios’ Km Gloves. zuld top, the finest L'l'ltca' or tients’ Silk Handkerchief 01’ “Us I
though the couple are said to have been ad- “Y” “Em"- 5' " “W in Plush Handkerchief Case, a handsome Mirror, 3 pair u-f hand- fine 5mm". in any abode. 3 Indie; Flannel Skin in any color, the ’
dicu‘d to drink, and that they frequently ng’ggg‘knsa'3fifili‘g 3'. """ 115w ‘5 500- fipainted Vases, era grand aisortment of other Chmtmas attic-lee. bed Gents’ Cardigan Jacktl in town, i dozen Ladies] line Lin“
quarrel“ _..___..__.__ 1mm JUSBS ....... l .. .M. In so on Will buy a handsome melt, :1 Silk Handkerchief, a Satin-lined Neck-9 Handkerchiefs; {601m Dmmk 1‘0“?va 1 ”flaw” P3" 0‘ VIE”! ,
Km. “my "“0 5",,“ “m mg,“ Veln- Paid to Estate. m tie of any style, the "Good Luck”_uulaundnd Shirt. a pair of Driving: in Oxidized Manicure 89i-
AURORA, 1113., Dec. 30.4““, White Caps 55* Gloves, 3 pair of Suspenders, a pair of Omaha. or adamper, a Tobou»: , ,
have started in their work here. Alderman
l ’ '
35 Y......... 19900 1.000 . ' " l
Juggles, a coal dealer, has ban warned to ni’llfiflz‘cécmglam nillorl. s pillow ready m “n" H a pa": .0! ‘ uses. l . . . . , . , . 51‘75
cease giving short weiwht or he will be vis— WILLtAM B. STROXG . .. 94,40 um '75 .Wl“ buy a white launuredySnlrt, . Full Dress Smut. or 3 £qu bhlrt. _
ital. Skulls and “a?“ boucsdccoratcd the “mum. NJ’. c. ;the ver best fleece lined Driving Glove, an elegant. Sdk Handker- _ . l 7 l S 'U h. 0;” ‘
communication. Othcrmdmm haven,” FREDERICK wsnvnm... moo moo will buy a grand goal Umbrella, the int unlaundn—d Shirt [0 bet-hid o‘ 9 Montana silver-[ppm Umbrella, a re]; T‘l’l" (ya-pr, my mu [my a nap mile... or 15'. fegllqwl Inga Inbrel tall. .12..
been warned. Editor Burton, at The Ex- “'WW"“m“WI“-Y- . Inad.cneanIsk. Clark'sdti‘laga's hundwnm Tire, a good Cardignnlheet Ladm‘ Planet Skirt, 9: Ladieu' 0; Gene: Cardigan Jacket, aJacket, apathy! Dept ewe";- . Elly” mega-1mg; vy
prom has also been untitled to ceasepuhlish- 110th L 0y .5111!)th """ moo 1.0.70 Jacket,a Gento' l'lannel Shirt, 8 Stamtxd linen Tray Cover. Scarf.‘haudeome_Lace Scarf or _Fichu, a Facmator, a satindinnl bluff. anypair of Buckskin Gloves, a pau'th \ lea 3.x ‘ h vvec, I I
lug nrticles derogatory w the Burlingtm Lock "uni-MOI]- Bmo If» m Splash" or Tidy. a (llacalnk Well, a Paper “might, a Silk Handhprelegans pan- of Ladies' K“; mung, stitched back, suede or plum, an large ’Black Lnyce‘ Scarf ‘d'k “l 'u‘, a trauma: “:st0” 0025,:
makers, I F‘gafi'fi‘fis """""""" 231m 1' chief, a Six]: klufilzr, a pair of Gente’ Driving Gloves, or a handsome,embr0ideted White Apron, a fancy box of extract, a Manicure am, or L'Klltn or Gent’s nail: flan gelrkcéw do; 13:. -r, a u e or,
-__. I 85.000 White Apron. 23 Mirror. ‘- ,Nhandeome than Pillow or a . t can or wry,
An Unlicensed Tooth Puller.
an You, Dec. tau—rue first case of a
man arrested tor practicing dentistry with-
out a license was brought. to the Tomb!
court. 'lhe prisoner was William J. stan- receipt or 1' ac or amount a! div'
lay. Tw’o agent. of the Sum Dental society, 53?: on lb; ll“ m 0' “I mutt" 0' II:
for whom he had done work, were the com- 1 “"138”,; ulna ., . my),
plainanta Ho washeld (amid. mwhmhfulummlnmwb
whatigfchlna. mt {Nahum 35m an a profit-
Beaator Canon Sued. I WM m . {£80m
anxarox, Dee. alt-Urea executor: «1 mt. Wt. can
Manhattan? killed by Senator
Gunnm‘ecoaahman, Vfimwluflw
fimbm’flfldam The
“mum of manslaughter. Ba
humankind the putt-mm on
“LI.
mum
lllt.‘ _t Inf.
BANKS
Toutiuc or Club Pa ymcut. l
A“
137 Breath 'a y, New York,
we give below a let of beneficiaries that punfdpatul
£31130 titling S and U. on
Home Mt Ataxia:
F. A. HAMILTON,
S P E CIA |_ '
THIS WEEK!
t‘nnu- an! a. ll»
ELEGANT f
Linen Towels:
\‘Mt‘ fill! r at
25 Cents.
Til-hiyalurpinyon will [mt tin! v‘nrydu; in‘
& SNYDER.
inbuilt-Inn llozel lllork.
Um) Ptfittvmf‘e,
M A Iii-Jenni
$10,000.00
4.9.
AX lLLl’STRlTIth of thc benefit.» at Irvur-
ingon the Mutual Tontl'ne or Club rum a! tin:
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,
lithe distribution of the man a due from the two
I death“ I-‘mtcr'uk ‘
’. G. Jones. of Rethink City.
Rune.
wa You, July 3d, 1853
in», New York, N. Y.
Ont-ruin: I take rein «know
annual. AGIII.
I. 0. no: “I,
50qu mm. COIN.
SOUTH NORWALK
?
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g
M
Muhucki-nm llolcl Block. 3", F. STE E
. .Izmu var.- . ’
,llniutdru-i. - :‘oulh Xurwalk, (.‘onn, I ’2l"'§§t' um. mam".
,Piékléd’ timers NNINTNNNMNMSMNN
lFreéh and Salt Fish,
JUST A3 WEEXPECTEDT
EVENING SENTINEL, HURSD
(militias M Presents,
Useful and Ornamental.
5c, 10c, 15c, and 250
COUNTERS.
. . <3 . . '
(.‘ambric, Linen, and Silk llamlkcrclnel’s,
Plush, Dressing. and Shaving Cases,
lli‘mwry, Gloves. and Funny (lorids.
l. lllllKllllMlll & Still,
85 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
AY, DECEMBER 20, was.
”all Slaugmmnummc,3,.
of what is loll of ll(ll.ll).\ Y GOODS at the popular store. Silo-3
was luryond all expectations has grimted us. Our goods
are all popular and new, and lmught at: prices
that enables us to sell them low.
Don’t (ingot to visit the llmm' ol'Santa (‘laus in the basement.
largest assortuwnt of Games, Toys, Municnl
Carriages, ‘l‘oy Tea Sets, 1"in
l, cm. or .4. mi... .-m......,.. n.
where am he found the
instruments, Animals, Chimes, Banks, Doll
('hina (’ups and Saucers in Fancy lluxcs, Mechanical Toys,
Fancy Baskets, Velvet Balls, for parlor use, and a nim- lim: of pictures at the lowest prices to ‘
be found in Norwalk or vicinity. Don't take our Word for it, but mim- and sec for vouselt. ‘
Also in the basement can be found the most cumplclc line of Glass, Wooden, Tin, Granite,
Iron, Willow and Silverwirc (.‘illl‘lc'tl by any lmuw in Nowalk or within 40 miles of it. '
Having purchased several lint-x ul' ('l’nt'ki’t‘y, direct from the factories, at our- own figures,
we will give the public this oppurlmiity to buy these goods at prices such as they were never
oll'ercd at before.
Our line of plush goods is getting: low, and our advice to each and every one, who intendc
to make prcncnts ofsuch goods, don‘t put it off too long or you will get left. These goods
.cannot be duplicated at the prices we are offering them.
‘ The remaining lot of Dolls you can have at zilnimt your own price, for we will not carry one
over Christmas eve. M
A few nice Vases and Stllultltlg' Sets loll: also Bronze Statutes.
if prices will sell them
25c. BOOKS '25c.
1,000 more of the popular 20c books received and will offer them at the astonishing low .
price of 25c each. Now is the llllll.‘ and opportunity to purchase a title book for 250. Works
ol‘anthors of all nations. Also a splendid line of all kimlsof Christmas Cards at low prices
and very handsome designs, together with acornplctc- assortment of Holiday Books. A book
from 1 cent to $3.00. ‘
JUST READ THE FOLLOWING.
51.1.0 llcCunluy's History of England, 5 Vol.
Europe Illustrated only
Llll Elliott's Works. 5 Vol.
America " “ ‘
Dore Bible Gallery " l.l!l Thackeray :; Works, ll) \ol.
Lil!) Dickens' Works, 15 Vol.
Dante‘s Inlhrno "
Complete Works of Slmkspeanrd Vol. L29 All uilltrl‘ hawks, 8w. in proportion.
Goods that are Useful for Christmas Presents that we are Selling
l'mbrclltis, Gonls' fiirnisbings. Ucuts' Vlub Bags from $1.50 ouch to
Gloves. Furs, Kc. Largo assortment. of papertcrw,
Headquarters in llfllitlkcrtjlilt'lz‘ from
heroine-t; and llulllers cheap.
. Don't lbrgct to call and see the display of llolid
L'Gamds Home of ‘
NORWALK,_90NN.,
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e Are ” Now and;
, With a. full line of
Those goods must be sold
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which we offer at
Prices to Defy Competition
We have just received -
A LOT OF FURS
from a bankrupt sale which we
Will offer at a. third of
their value.
YII can buy agmul Hair Mull at 35am
Give us a call before In Inrclase elsewleu.
H- Krieger, j
$1. 39
3.29
5.29
5.79
Cheap.
$5.00, Fancy Tables,
Large :wsnrtmcnt of Colognes.
ll metals in $3 0:? each. Immense line of Silk Hand-
;Iy (Fowl: at the popular, one-price Dry
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11 I Dm'zhv In: or! with these m-ml'c M h. ' M L “V -\ rm. “33 0?
have y..r.z ml, :« for
Pickled Oysters.
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HUNT & ZELL'F “S.
CHEAP GOODS.
We Lave-mule“ ye f .
5 m
New t'rop .‘i. 0. Molasseml
Green and Dried Fruits.
Fancy Crackers of all Kinds
TRY OUR SYRUP
Ruck Candy, Katie or‘fokleo Dript. ‘M at
c. __
Fitters, Slate
and
Tin Roofers.
E. K. LOCKW'OOD & CO... Nortvalk.
Tr: item! law:- cncviriced. ”traffic petal.
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Store crowded all day, eve body pleased, evefi-ybody suited and everybody 9 ed at. the bargains We have
gun, a pair of Hose for all, a Paper Basket, 3 Work Basket, 3 Chair
M $1.25
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show you the largest assortment of goods to be found in the city for the Xmaj's season. I do not mention .
now have in stock and shall receive new every day until the Christmas season 13 over and shall sell all at the
which I will assure the people of Noiwalk and vicinity will be uncurpassed. My expenses are small and I can and do call
ry lowest possible prices consistent with an honest business,
M. 5. SMITH-»
‘ NO. I 10 301113111011 Street ‘
For $2.00, $2 25, $3.00 and upwards we can
but a very few of the many valuable gifts that we
very loWeet possible margin,
as above mentioned at the ve
Norwalk Chronicler