Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 11, 1889 · page 2

← Back ‹ Prev page Next page ›
n / p pages
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

, _ tolhaaatraneeoltllallalltront
x... maul-Malaria
i' , ‘fln-al-rrhutnecnynub-gu
.. atllmo’elock. Thhportiooot
“ madctbdirectlonot

 

Iowan-jerky iabolhbraachaolthaclt,
government

In Salem Robert 8. Baotou] defeated
layer Randall by PM plunllty, The mayor
. and. city moraine-n: are rlenrocratk, al
though the party lines were not deal,
drawn.

In Worcester, Francis ll. Harrington war
elected mayor by a vote of 5,3156 to 5,0i9 {or

0..

Men’s All Wool

5,122. The two Democratic modifiable!
hm aldermen entire cmmmrm
mauled. Dilemma-wannabe":
ticketsandtlrefiapoblicanon their-lg!!!
ticket“ elected over the Republication
thank-ditches.

Lynnlad a novel “mini-refs)
election There were very low vote-east

for any other candidate tor layer than A- 14/80'“ Id“ 8m“,

 
 

...CLOTHING

”AND-*—

A Fall Mae of Children’s Cape diamante, from 32.00 up.
lea’a Business Baits, from $5.75 up.

Men’s, Yunlishiiuys’ ititflii

At Vory'now Prim.

LATEST STYLE HATS

Ills-oer fra- Ian-lactate".

 

-—-——-ow

let's, But and Children’s Winn tars

om. Bullock «mm-wan.) and :m for A C “(:8
Henry C. Union (but. t 5 .
Worcester voted apt-at “cam—5MB it ___,'__... ,.._.__. .

Comstock Bros,

 

. mm 7 7
am mm
1103le ~ 0'
m .I GENTS’
ottoman FURNISHINGS.

let Underwear,

laconic Building,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

C.

theminleitforWuhin‘tonviatho Pm

 

aylranhrend. Whiloatthedepotl’naldenl.=ralaukrl’olllln and Emma. Interna-

Earthen-vellum We. 3" “agaruMm-efl. m. at

“mummdumum ”Wm'w'fm'cr.
Withngaflllohhclroleefortk “mu” '

location or the World's our hermit-l, m

andwiflr Mm to the or the a. I IYIIB'I'OI,

QAKparticipatiagatthcfaaeraloiht
fumbavisthcpruidant remarked: "Yea
.n-tue-c me. WEAR.“ mar
“Monaco-duct."

mun-Jun“
(Imam, Pa, Broil-Thereb-
Wage-Hollow“ blooded lana—
(hrolJoaeperortes' bylaw-Orwell at
Dunbar. Theyoug mmbdma
yonngladyna-edlbmhldby. Port.
waathepralmedsnitor,wflehtactpeatly

wmno.
ramnummmoou.
W mum-mono.

Am- I. OW‘.

. mm firms" 0......
‘ Piaaol'orto, Organ and luslcal
compositioa.

Elly “MOP. 0.. SMALL“!!!

 

 

 

hon—amen Afmflfia‘hflwfli J,“°"""’
. 33:]: km“ Carpenter 21d Builder.
, MM 01 _ limits hamfl’orletwoaldhdaadb‘m ‘wmw‘n
mfidutheheadotCaaalm-mt mmmumm no. mm" mm.

j rumor Canalallday,aarlat
”Mmmmdmm
Wmnm-mm (nasal.

hornandatlo’cloekkilladl’orur. Porter:
lanai-mansiohhho-aiam J.‘m

W Micki.”

' mm Undertaker a hbalmer.

m D" “"1" W mmmumm
“mill-ll.

 

 

mamas sumac-an "ml '
“catamaran-ale Architects-ICiTillagiaeer,

3"!» d 1W! ”m: Cr. 1’.
lug-h, or a can truer-g an "Lame." WMJW'
u” """m ""m" nus auaonna.

m" I” 'u' “‘30.";35

 

1H1 “ulna-nu
“Ma—sue ’-
dowels-halo

scan
‘4'.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

wwfldfiubwflaflq-lflhwfia
w to to ya“ Hallo-a w-
“inhabit-Won

 
 

Illicit-thaw.“
Marshall—M

 
 

 

r an ar- ,an
fifimfir-mfim
a human-abacus:

 
 

. J ,
”ddmtu“ aura

aural I...“
roan-roan DEALER!

«kingdom-rah...
‘ ”a “I.“

gases-'2?

 

 

 
 

 

 

‘1'- mun, tuba-Int. o. «iron-i South Email. , Nonalk.
3k norm sat up by accruing:
manor be hauled . 1...: M II.
wwadaof'?» votes w3m¢;on' a,
m _————__—.__ J nut-on»
... ' "' m Bililder and Contractor
m, Dec. ll.-—'l’be meal stab .
W Harrison and party iron
Chicago to Washingtenriathc mum . mm'fnwfg'fimmm ”[888 Goods,

A Ire-Fatal: A admin-anemia

m -
aa banana that 4 m “mag...“ m”

 

Dress Trimmings,
And, Manicure-

 

illllfi. E. C. SMITH

llavirgaeoaud the-mica!!!
Mrs. J. A. DECKER

”annulmenaillopea

DRESS MAKING ROOMS

At, 1 Railroad Place,

On'l’aealaleoc lit-ll would be vicar-ed with
they-(rename! met-diam Norwalkauurieiuty.
lwitlk-eponlraadalull‘ockol

DRESS MAKERS’ SUPPLIES,

Afloat-ll linaot

SAMPLE DR ESS GOODS

would to. la lotballononncc.
nfllaeadall

summons.

‘fimmuWM-y «anyone

ans. 1:. (1. 5mm.

mam IR THE

Connecticut General
ulFE INSURANCE 00.

W00”.
mas-unnatural. an or mums

 

 

Me pull to ma vb were or.
.laaahvfahl'ary-onr “or: at
ovum

Firm-haunts! mu tale -

 

“LY 308] POTATOES.

Fish, Oysters, Clams

“flu

Pickled Oysters.
Mos-walk Oysters

arias—um nu

 

 

 

During this week we are met:

Dry Goods known to this community.
must go at cost. or half their actual value, to make room for
our Christmas Goods, which are soon to be displayed in all the
grandeur imaginable.

M. S. 3

Insurance Building,

M...

' Fancy Goods

Great Sale

. Children’

Baby Dinks and Other Bab

Two Little Travelers, Children’s
I'Iolliday, Told by the Fireside, and
50 other different titles of Juvenile

Books.

‘" "niiir

CHRnn

 

Special inducements this week in Stamped Goods.
have in this stock Boufce, Bureau and Wash Stand Scarfs,
Splashers, Carvers, Tray Covers, Tidies and Doyles, and to
make room for Holiday stock we are selling them very cheap,
and giving you endless varieties in Stamping Patterns.
25 per cent. lower than ordinarily sold.

Cheese Cloth Comtortables in Blues, Pinks
and 'White, made up with all the fancy tack
ings, full size. Customarily sold at $3,251, our
price for this sale

About 400 volumes, cloth bound, 12mo , of all
the popular authors, including the works of George
Elliot, Hugh Conway, Haggard, Phillips, etc, con-
sidered cheap at 48c, our price

All of the above being bound in the most attractive
styles, and will be sold at the lowest possible figures.

'1“. S. SMITH,

The most reliable Dry and Fancy Goods house in So. Norwalk.
A LARGEST STOCK.

 
 

 

MAS

ing the greatest reductions in
Everything possible

MITH,
South Norwullr.

Department.

We

Prices

2.48

of, Books.
0

3 Books. ,

star

.1 .

LOWEST PRICES.

 

 

liliill it Hit ill

28 Iain BL, 80. Not-walk.

HiilS Flill Hillel's,

Fruits, irritable, Poultry, it

or an this n. Tleir Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

II. I. mean. a0 1 8. EUBTID.

The trial Mariel.

-——-—q’lill BEST——

aarmmruaasrusnh

 

I! want the choicest lure. obtained It
olnoablaumegyouwlllludthmatmy
lanolin

mmaaasoa

' F. HAYES 8.

ma amen. 30m 308 WALD

llOUBATONlC RAILROAD.
runner 8 NORWALI nmsron.
W has m w.

 

SOUTH.
man-walk. Lula.“ ammo-mar
II I. Imam.
”" “ "lit 2. ”13;...
33"" Ola; m u
:ur “and as “mud so we
.w u as a” u u 9" u u
.fl as as '0“ a. a mu u u
mar;
w:-
" non . ,
In.‘Mm lamb-Imam AIM

rages-w. memos 33m.

 

a I”
I. " Ill " Ola...
In! " tally... late I.
III um no}: :Ilaad m

“ BIT n.
"’2." :3 r us 1h,
'"l: “Ital 1017 “Iliad mum

sonar.

23*: :ea:
rem... ”is“ “W
. a
a. . III-all c.

[All LINE.
lawman“
film—fl.

 

 

JOH is H. SMITH,

FLORIST.

MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK

 

381'. ‘80.!

 

SOLE AGEN '1'8

“'Iiirrinl than nits.

Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.

Tin and Sheet Iron Work.

STOVES, RANGES,

AND '1‘ I NWAR E.

Baum-given for
Steam and llot Air Heating.
“818 HALL BLOCK

HATS! HATS!

FALL STYLES,

{Inallpuhlllflmlonof

Still and Soft Hats. 811k Kata.

inst-numeral: Mia-and ‘
I”! M. liltriaflhllallM-II“

KNAPP’S, '
91 Washington St.

Particular attention pale! lo

 

 

. Plains, Cleaning and [ml-a ,.

MIR null.

runner min

ole Quality-no Best.

some

 

 

 

mun-inn.

 

 

 

siren Hiram W

Ganta' Woolen Bose. regular made. I
ladle-0’ All Wool limo, regular made
[Adlea’ Pure Wool Bose, lull
ladles' Pore Wool Hume, tall n
Children'- All Wool Bone, lazuli
Children's Pure Wool flow.

Ladln' Merino Vesta and Pants, 81c.
Gonta’ Woolen Shirts and Drawers,
Childron'a Woolen Bhlrts and Darren.

Trimmed Batu, latest
Trimmed Eur,
Trimmed liars, newest designs,

 

mushroom foifiolldsy om... root-spree.

W " ‘ l H‘ ' 
00 en OSIOI’].
in former price. 35c. ‘ I '
, l . tamer price, we.
regular made, 95o, tamer price, Me.
. nlar made, lilo. former price. Me.
I made, lilo. former price. 260.
full reunlur msdr,‘85c, tormer price, Mr.

Woolen Underwear.

 
 
 

4,.

iormor prior. we. 1““ _.

31o, former prior. 50c.
9.50, tonne-r price 40o.

M'll' S K

I l n cry ale.
Felt Hate, latest style, 50c. former price, 75-3.

style, 31 90, former price, .2 75.

latest shape, .2 50. former price. 64 00.
08.50. tormer price, .5 00.

Ribbons, Feathers, Plumes, Birds, Etc. V A

Must no to make rmm (or our Holiday Goods This sale will
. aflor
opportunity to «cure a good article at a low tlgurc. d ladle. ‘ ”n

FUELS. FURs.

0n at rerloctions in this department.

I-I- Krieger

Mahackcmo llotcl,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

South Norwalk, Conn.

A Merry thristmas!

2,000 1b§f§,000 lbs.

 

 

 

O? the ll :4, rt.» Choicest, the largest variety of
HOLIDAY CANDY!
' in the city,

At 20c. per pound, 5 pounds for 90c.

Something for Every Purse, Every Penn ' I

S()1.\I ET I-IIN G FOR YOU.

OMETHING
To
131']? EVERY
ONE’S
STOCKING.

AND STRAIN N‘DBIDIDY’S PURSE.

With big hearted bargains and prices. Prize. and surprises for everybody. The
largest variety of Fruits and Nuts of all kinds at luwrst pr-oer. We are rolling
largo quaint-nee of Fine Butter at 25c. per pound. Remember the place,» the
celebrated Dew Drop Star".

0. E. SEYMOUR’S,

33 Washington Street. South Nonalk.
-——-—*—__-_-.I_-_-_‘

CLEARINE SALE !

This Week. This Week.

Having bought the business oi

The Bai'gain {Store
\\
I will selLthe goods at “

A GREAT Sltllll’ltlit

Preparatory to receiving Holiday Goods Purchasers will find ,
it to their interest to see how cheap they can buy. The stock
comprises a complete assortment of '

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ladies’ and Gents’ Underwear, Gloves, Hoe
siery, Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Table
Linen, Napkins, Towels, Dress
‘ Goods, Velvets, Flushes, Oom-
fortablcs, Counterpanes,
Flannele, Ginghams,
Prints, etc, etc.

In

 

ME' K. Barn t

, W

Flori... ,L , . BMW

 

Loading scan from the Connecticut Digital Archive…
100% · drag to pan, double-click to zoom
page scan