an
in trade as fancy
whether staple or sncy,
“A Word to the Wise is Sufficient.”
fl.
Immense attractions in every do
for you to hear in rain that your w
coda, on which it is customary
are marked at Popular Prices.
“ [UR VARIETY is Lemon. .
arts at t is season are mostly of articles known
to make big profits. All of our goods,
7.1811 “‘mm A rest We in prioss. Goods
WIN. Mum “0“. sold. Remember lha price and
“' man. ...... ; * z.
ry.
”bu.“ in '15096
so more nor» .,
ass. urns-hundr- APlnsh Mammal MII‘R‘I‘VIIIII:
4m ' an In Amer t ore no
Wyn“; lou’g. elegant lla§$ seal loops, ro-
dusted 'm‘m, at duoedtrom m.
‘ksrasuad-‘am- -~-li_'-~l , Hp, ”mm W
MW» Huitr W
a fawlsct- l-
lmdon
"M”. At on Fine Plush Jackets,
, It
' GD
dapatCovsntG-rden. lacrudy
. hepartot Mord andatanothar
M8173. Itwnnotasnccel
‘ N . ’; ”mutate-t.
‘ m ”I In” appeared “King Victor
m-m‘mkmwfm
*ssvaalyassa-orahis oompositionwss de-
" Wthork. "Lorin”andwl‘he
”I“! filth Briana,” “Colombo’s Birth-
” “Alaulls Tragedy,” “Pippa Panes”
‘ ”It. ”on the 'Scatchoon." After
Jam rs to have relin
flats asst part, the writing of
7 the dramatic element in
‘myss-sasmy mahnnt fromhia
1.; in w
- .£MMVI Innis-w.
lb ”Wm lnhiscaresr can man
newsman-humanism with Eliz-
“We-flaps. l2, Immature par-
ish struck at or. larylshonc, London.
hart-3w soon after, they went to
m. Iva-staid "for a short time inPiaa,
“mallow-s their place of
”a. m the birth of their only
‘ Emulator!“ Browning visited
and resided in London fora few
flaw Ile looked at 3:.
AS “Vilma Mr. Browning was 37
M of ”find as sketched by a con:
My he had dark hair, somewhat
m wifim about the temples; a fair
- , ‘ ”pith perhpa the finest olive
ad clear; anossatrnight,
I cut; a mouth full, and rather broad; a
‘51th though not prominent. His
’ Wupidly upward from the
Mansion! the eyes, and was slightly
m . _
1! war. Browning published his well
known poem, “Christmas Eve and Easter
, 'wf‘ ,
ills Later Compositions.
(In. Browning diaiin inn, atom of in-
. Within severity to her husband, such
‘ muslin dose and peculiar intimacy
Wick fruitful. beginning existed between
tum. ‘ '
0! his hit Won: the better known
”mandala Book," published in
I“: m Adventure,” including a
”Euripides. in 1.371 ; “Fifine
," in 1872; “Red Cotton Nightcap
my?“ am: .. ’Apology,"
mm In Adventure of Balaus—
W,“ 183: ”The Agamemnon of Eschylus,“
W nor; ”In Saisiaz: The Two
Modernist»: 1878. m. tragedies and
nos-sue w.m included in the collection
flammtltkd “Bells and Pomegran—
. n . m ,1,“
'W Browning, the poet’s son,,_
,‘fiw‘on Oct. 4, 158?, at Pemhury
flush-ashlar. to His Fannie Coddiug-
mum at the late '1'. B. Coddingtou.
"st-MN“
as. Loni. Makes .- mu.
W, Doc. Iii—The National
, " ‘ mociationinconvention here
.. alert yuterday morningtoselcct
{or their convention in 1892.
‘ ' . of Chicago, and Miller.
York. enteredinrnnnvelyuncn-ion
, , . When the two gentlemen
,,,v,i Mthemsalves, Mr. lttner,
' "( jocossly suggestedthat their
'wwnlda’t amount to anything,
1th would step innud capture
Wharf convention and the
hitwasroundlyap:
it.
I.’
”mum-maniac
(lilolkpotatllzal
. . «am-summon“...
a“: Wale-r
Wh-IHM'Ion
7-48 ‘ ‘ 8-49 1 0-98
Genuine Rogers Bros. Goods.
Triple plated 'I‘es Spoons
regular price “.24; our
price per dozen,
Triple plated Table
Spoons, regular price,
38.50; our price per dos.
Triple plated Knives,
our prion per dozen.
Triple plated Forks,
I9“,
. mum; “on: My
.« Hanging Lamp. complete, plslner
7 a.“ '22.“! ‘ ”my?! 3: styles than ti; shove ,-
M" ‘°"" “mm“ ‘I .99 and 2.29
”0. Ir. Jllberwas expelled
'f WdMatthetin-stha
' 'hvssll‘ationsadoxpnisiontook
WW.V$,D&m—Whflc8hu~
& wmuananysmam
t ,malsrcsrcounty, weresttha
. sinful“
I
who nickel inWatann‘scm-
’sflha‘wdhls mldto have contained
Plush Basques.
l 2.4
SHIV ERWARE.
229
459
384
384
Jewelry Department.
i use
our price per dl 2.".
Cuff Buttons.
Scarf Pins.
Bracelets.
Lace Pins.
14c
Mourning Pins.
1 2&0
Side Combs, 9 diflerent styles, have been
sold for 180.
Parlor Lamps.
An assorted lot of Parlor Lamps, con—
sisting of METAL LAMPS with decora-
ted ahades,nnd decorated VASE LAMPS
with shades to match, duplex burners.
worth from $3.00 to $5.00, marked down
to close at
l .95
A magnificent decorated
Parlor Vase Lamp,
Fluted Vase and Shade to match, du-
plex burner, complete, worth in regular
lamp stores from $5.00 to $8.00, for
2.29
Hanging Lamp,
Full size, and extensive lacquered brass
(rams, 4 inch decoraled dome shade,
burned hd munch, and Meat glass
crystal prisms, that flash and acintillate
like a thousand gems when lighted.
'l‘he rsgularpviosotauch Llamp is any.
where from 38.00 to 8&00, our price is
Mp ,. ,‘ l ,
“3 ,4»: e :c ..
.m‘f- ”filers 7"
1'1 v"
Clocks.
“Our Leader.”
A ifioent specimen of an enam-
alled Parlor Clock, gilt lino decorations,
strikes hours and hail-hours, cathedral
clock warranted tube a
, and we GUARAN-
Regnlar price
sons: 0'3!
cmvact lime
in perfect
310.00, our price,
5.00
‘5; whee
Second floor.
98c
Plush Box
WM...__M‘-Y,.__.
G loves and
Plush Goods.
DOLLS.
Wax Head
DRESSED DOLL.
made to
China, Speaking Dolls.
980
I29
I98
298
399
42L
250‘ W“
Bertha Clay. Dick an, El-
hargnin at 69c.
quarter round
and worth 99:.
Christmas Department,
some" .3.
' 3
.,,,.*. :9; ,
Handkerchief Boxes.
(lood Plush and worth $1.25.
Shaving Sets, Manicure Sets, Toilet
Beta, Whisk Holders, Mirrors lit prices
lower than you can buy the same goods
in New York.
hh.hh.hhu
DOLLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Dolls in Bisque, Dolls in Wax. Dolls in
5'
worth 35.”.
actual value, 350.
DRESSED DOLLS
sell for 25s.
BIL-EDS.
39
69c
GREATEST SALE OF
BOOKS!
Ever Ilcld this side of New York.
Milton's Paradise Lost.
Boys' Sleds, three-quarter
roundrunnrrs, and a good
Large size B. iys’ Sleds,three
l u n no re,
beautifully illustrated.
9 8 c Dnre’s Bible Gallery.
Mscauley's History of
England, 5 vols, bound
in clothunevor sell for
less than $2 50.
hound.
grout subjects.
Cooper’s Leather Stock-
ing ales, 8 vols., cloth
George Eliot’s Works,
vola., list price 85.
Thackery’a Works, 10
vols. cloth bound,
worth Oil,
Dickena’ Works, 15 vol.
cloth bound goods. low-
est, price ever made on
W was $5.98.
a Series, 234 dif-
l .
i ate
L'Idin' HemItnw, Wh'“, In" g.h'
lililSlllIlilllIllPllll ,
SCOlleld & Hoyt’s
IIIIIIIS'I'MIS GREETING
Acknowlcdacd Headquar- flglg‘mdap‘amswm cranes.
tors for E. C. HEW .
Handkerchiefs. 0w are “hufii
" u the Pun I n Nllllll III Sll‘illllililllll Ilium
llsslitssydatyb‘ ‘
Business My m.
losllnsrhavaaaal-Iflswtkda
roe. ran nonma f‘
Al thsssloalskln prised
$2.00 Per 00;.
Wannabe-skin
llilliiu for 81 ll Per Iliti
'csimdmusrsshsr mm
Wuoarwurkbmm.mm “t
no “WWW“!
1 i.g'"fl'e.l9°Il.'fI'iu.li I '
’l‘en different colors. Actual value 35c.
Special. 85c Special.
Largo 8|va
While Silk Muffler.
,(loods worth 87c. Olhfl‘ prices in Mull-
- Iers 680 to 2.19.
i
1! Toilet. Department.
1 90
ll oz. lmlilo, imitation cut glass,
worth 29c.
29c
2 is, bottle, imitation cut glass, actual
value, 39c.
35C
Imitation of Seal Pocketbooks, with
memorandum, goods worth 50c.
55c and 69c
(lentn' Pocketbooks, large assortment.
Ladies’ Bluffs
ln Imitation Seal, Nutris, Lynx, Plush,
Gooey, Beaver, Russian Bare. Lsd'les’
Capes in Seal Plush, Astrnchnn, Russian
Hare, Nutris. In Furs we have the
largest and best selected stock. Every
lady shoulders our assortment even if
you don’t wish to buy. Always pleased
to show goods.
Umbrellas.
Anticipating a large trade on these
goods, we have purchased accordingly,
and those wishing to make their Father.
Mother, Sister, Brother, Aunt, Uncle,
Cousin, Niece or Nephew a nice Christ-
mas present, will do well reexamine
our immense stock, Extra line Gloria
Silk, Gold or Oxydrzed handles, 28 inch,
81.19. Superfine Gloria Silk, Gold or
0:) drzrd handles, 28 inch, $1.39. There
are two of our leaders, but we have them
from 696 upwards.
If you will only give us a call,
We will guarantee to suit one and all.
4. ... ..__l. w
Ami-t,- Department.
“morn:
(filWfianl
250 “(22%): ll "33 I 38. Ila. st to. also,
Japanese Silk ”4...-.-”
Handkerchiefs.
Ladies’ Cashmere Gloves.
months in before Dre. lolh. Another
I .
Regular 25c grade, only in: a pair.
:00 Palrs
Lace Curtains.
for 7!: a pair. i
l5 dozen .
I
Fringed Doylles E
worth 91.25 a dozen; price for Xmas use.
null. so in mass as all-lash Cashmere. all shadss
‘inlhla date-v Ill lh lucsm the nuts (or you to
I buy lloilllsy (W of.
PLUSH G
Drusilla Case,
All oar (habituation and Itch halls in close at
a yard.
.0.
A vi.“ In silherol our two alone will verify us
PI
4* -.
0 DD 8.
l is Dressing Case, 8129
In; f‘a-c, I on
Dru-lama n all. n to, 3:93. 0.1m, $349.
mainloid scrawl‘nmh. lirmh and best German
Plate liner for IHii.
Hulls. min. nuns;
2k, Rik, All 614‘ W 81 19:1an SI in.
Satin bros-rd [3qu lt‘ Dol‘s. $1 95
PLUSH ALBIIMS.
Embroidered Plush Scarfs
Wchsvclhohcst snorted and cheapest line of
many articles on ll. sill hefucml the most for His
min.” in town, both in useful and ornamental
t .
I’IANDKERCHIEFS
Sl‘JIi i‘lllll‘plnlgnsisnywhemlnliewi’orkoritav ty.
we gmhlfl' I
South Norwalk
commensurate“ ,.
-_—.~- OW
69. tam, sass. 70.
it“),
in dried tlofs Pillow. so
nah llanicurc sets to be found in the \own or clty.
'- %
Our k!» "rut list is loo long for no to name all the CITY “F
Will leave pler 23. I. ll, (Beak-an m law
York, at it p m , (tialurdsvl at 2 p. I. l.
Vrcigh' received from 7 a. III. in ii p m)
Returning. boats leave Norwalk at h p. as. South '
> Rorwslk. 6 to p. m.
v", chm“ “m, Fancy Borders. 5c, might am- from and ran-I'd In! all
sum. think bollrt. loc. points on the Dachau and Ins-alt 1-0
All Liven Flu: Borders. i2 ,lsc.2l'25c..t’ . ,5]. P“ 3.11"“. 9...“, W
Lace Handkerchiefs, 15c, lilo, ' ’ .Mlfic up to 6% I 3.1", ' “
._...w... ...___ Upon a linden to agentatho
‘ and llagflwlll he sent fora
.. m. w
of“
NW
()nr line has been carefuliyslrcled and the pricesl "-5“ W30” ”9 “WWI "WWW“ 1:
employees of the hosts of this ilnsonatcollt
, the ownersrhereof.
atone Masonry and «radius.
'Tuz undersigned practical alone Insomdsslrss
to inform the puhilc that he MW to
promptly Illefld to all kinds cl Stone son and
n... has
PEIBE un PROSPERITY II All Fill THE NEW on}.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
line Watch Repairing a Specialty.
89 South Kala It“ loath Its-walk.
CARRIAGE nonunion
Repairing and General Blacksmithing
The undersigned have opened a lhop for
General Carriage laklng. llv pairing,
Ilene Sher-lag and honors]
Blacks-tithing,
At 122 AND 128 WATER STREET.
South Norwall. w they will «fry on the above
I: l
hurlness and all to all orders
Inoll prompt manner, Saws hamm rut. illrd and m.
OYSTER BRIDGES. 10805.
All) ELDDLIS A SPECIALTY
GEORGE 'l‘ CARR,
U. I. BhNJAIIN.
01 ll
Scofleld Block, 90. Nos-walls.
Allworkdcucby hand. lea usalrlal.
A FULL LINE 0!"
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
Something new. host thing out.
W. G.QU|NTARD
m0 HALL BLOCK .
Jacob M. Layton,
lull hunts and nos-s Agent.
General mammogram
«M W»
Oosan New not Blosrsga.
‘3' SHE???“ BIIIIIIIT
he host sndl
BAKES. ‘
l‘ail and liXillllllle Them
Troy Hand Laundry;
l'irau‘asa laundry work done at reasonable prices. ;
R‘. F. ASI‘EW.¢19 (I:
"mung.“ viral fonsvllnlas “"“n'”
all at lemon.
3:
I have last received a large due of
$8, $10 and $12 IVERIIIIA‘IS
Which I am going to
i
Sacrifice at $6, $8 an $10‘
ESIIIITH NORWALK Fl]
6 Wood Seat Chairs for $2.00.
”DAVID STQW’S
II'I'II I S'I'IlIIE.
The Largest and Haudsomest Assortment.
1
J.
glow is me in In Select Yul lunar Pillar--.
GREAT REDUCTION IN CHAIRS.
6 Cane Seat Chairs for $3.50.
26, 28, 30 and 32 South Main St, South Norwulk.
Open Evenings. Up Stairs.
As it will be to Your Own Interest.
Davis
The Tailor,
80th Norwalls.
I
l
A Will“!
.lnst received—another invoice of those
aaeoosfi
_ ...,N.UBS.'N9.,39TT..lES.-.- ..
not, Lyslon, Haggard, Black, Humphrey 0
Ward, lira. Forrester and all the other A door. . notaryPuhllc. Wm ill-12253311?“ black mhbcr mung sad “2
athors. III'III “II III" I
We harem of the Arl- B. . ”mm“ Wk“ ‘0 v ,T H
ington edition of which Honda Presents a“ JED S EAC a
wswill close at 19c. per y ’ awn-smut. murmurs-tom.)
'0'. I" and "him“ AWN": 3"” South Norwalk. Conn.
"""°"‘°”’°“'“‘““‘“°"°°“"”“" ‘ HILE‘ 'I‘IIIl IIIIIIIIIIIT
others. .
Elenntlme of ETCEINGS and EN s
E “{flggrgaigg 13:5,. GRAVINGS just received. No better 6 “BKLY-N & sun
sadinimilfld good sslactigncan heter‘ludbtlln wwwti a ,
' are a
also print and well made. “0|“1 .5- M ”0,3?" 1’0. framing m. “a Minoan-nu.
n Street Norwalk.
And Ice Cream.
orders Promptly Attended To
Books for the Children. mm 01:9 3'37; mA:£D 93333.}?
see mine” as“ measurements
“ “summons. ad‘s...l':.lr::.‘:rn:.:
0m
every evening from. Dec. 16 t0 Xmas.
e‘ ,IBOSto
‘ I.
5}'
Sta 139- ~'
0. 19mm did I. '. mm
51 Washirglon Street, South Norwalk
27 iii
lira-Clan lulu, Councillor
cum rs
SEWER PIPE
, REQUIRES
General Sew? Contractor
""i.'.l'.""‘.":n..... “a“
‘ nglr‘im‘” '"
Conn.
m ml-
“W9,
GROCERIES AND MEATS
——-A’l' ran OLD STAND 01'—
T. BURR GUYER dz SON
Spnmewoon.
ALL ORDERS FILLED PROMP'I’ "
i T'ITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO TRADE WITH "1
GIVE! Us A TnIAI:
BRIDQEEORT. '
W. B. HALL & C0.
SILK WIIIP HIIIIIIIII'I‘I‘IS ~
One case more at the same prices of last week,
Patrons who were so fortunate as to secure a Dress from
thesegcpds.laslflwcckwwillhe glad oi another dress for their
friendr. Those who have not heard of them, shouldz‘scpurqm
least one Dress. Please notice the saving. . ‘ " ‘ ’ ’
950 the $1.25 Quality.
$1.19 the $I.50 Quality.
$1.39 the $1.75 Quality.
The Great Silk Sale will he continued until Christmas
10 places more of the wide Cl Silks. 10 pieces more of the 753 Colored Bllkl.
More ol‘ the wonderful Sarah Silks. 50 pieces Colored Sstius,25c a yard. .2“)
pieces Colored Dress Goods.
. GiGANTIC CHRISTMAS SALE OF OVER _
25,000 H‘ANDKERCHIEFST
For IAdln,Gr-ntlemnn and Children. Department enlarged to three than~ It! ‘
usual space for our Great Christmas Sale. \ ‘
Clocks, Furs and Cloakings, Large
Stock Seal Jackets, Cloth Garments, ,
Plush Wraps and Sacques. Large: ,,
Stock Mum‘s and Canes.
i
I
V F. warm
, * sums-m ‘
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