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low lurk liar-Id leather Forecasts.
A storm centre now near Lake Huron
will move east to-day, causing light local
new or rain in the northern rtions of
this section and New Englan . In this
to day, warmer, partly cloudy'to
fair weather will probably proved, with
frub westerly and northwesterly wrnds,
glowed by cloudiness. In the Middle
“ tea, to-day, warmer, partly cloudy
weather and fresh [southwesterly winds
will all, followed by cloudiness,
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-' with lght local snow or rain, generally
fair conditions ensuing; and in New
England, cloudy to partly cloudy, warm-
er weather and fresh to brisk southwest
erly winds, followed by local snow or
rain. On Thursday, in this section and
New England. partly cloudy to fair
weather will probably prevail,with slight
changes of temperature, and on Frida
ifair, warmer weather,followed by clou -
GU.
lint-turn Almanac for ro-nlorrow.
Sun rises Bun sets High tide Low tide
7.10 4 23 10.33 3.33
The Baptists of Danbury hay accept
ed plans for a new church.
The Cadets of Temperance hold their
regular meeting this evening.
Buckingham Poet, G. A. R., will hold
Hieir regqu meeting tonight.
w --'flie best cocoa is ngsdorp’s. Try a
cup to-day, free, at Seymonr’s.
The morning trains were somewhat
delayed, owing to an accident at Strat
ford.
Raymond & Cometock’s employees will
hold a shop party at Music Hall this
evening. __
John Tryon is to erect a dwelling upon
his fine Riverside avenue lot, at East
Norwalk.
~Hsatiug stoves sold.at cost. F. H.
Nash & Bro.
A veatry meeting of Trinity church
was held at the office of John H. Smith,
on South Main street, last evening.
James Gordon, the well known caterer,
ianow employed at No. 4 Water street,
‘ Norwalk, in charge of a lunch counter.
—One good Shoningeuuprigbt piano,
.800. J. W. Stndwell.
~George 8. Gregory had the scholars
and teachers of Miss Baird’s seminary
out fora fide yesterday afternoon in his
newcarryall.
The Christian Workers of the East
Avenue M. E. church Wlll meet at the
home of Miss Belle Shailer, on East
avenue, Friday evening.
-—Curbing, 50 cents a foot.
Sheldon, contractor.
The U. G. T. Reform association will
hold an entertainment and supper at
their rooms, Washington street bridge,
this evening. Admission 10 cents.
William
The eight young people who are to
dance the minuet at the next Home Soci-
abisare in New York today selecting
their costumes to be worn on that occa
sion. _-..
~Benadorp‘s cocoa served free today
and to-morrow at Seymour’s. Come and
try a cup. __‘M_‘ W
Theantiquated sign which has hung
over theentrance of the borough post-
oflce for anumber of years has been
removed, and will be repainted before it
is again pmed in position.
The New York and New England road
has completed a new siding a mile west
of Bawieyvills. It will be known as
“Brooklleld.” Its capacity is seventy.
live cars and two engines.
—-Bmall fresh barns,"l2 cents a pound,
at I". Baysa’ market.
Charles Taylor, better known as “Sled
_ ploOharlie,” denies the story, sent out
Is I press dispatch from Norwalk, that
he met with a mishap while at work on
theatseple of fit. liary’a church, Satur-
WM -. -
A young lady who lost her pocket
hooklast Friday afternoon and adver-
tbd for it in Saturday's Issue of This
”film had it returned to her, Saint
day nosing, by the finder, who had
Ind the advertisement.
unnu’t forget the entertainment at
DIM Hall to-nlght. Come early if
you wastagood seat. Exercises begin
stir“. Admission 10 cents.
”Orlmea‘ Cellar Door" was the attrac-
tion as hosts Ball last night, and though
it had for competitors the organ concert
hi a city meeting, it drew a large audi-
hnal’aad pleased even more than on a
‘mvlait. The play affords Jame-B.
;; isit play for his talents as a fun
, l and his excellent company fall
for their pranks, donors and sing-
‘Grlmai Cellar Door” is one of the
‘” fates comedies. The lanhansstt
amiss-armament mention. Thou
rag arenf the hilt character and
vow powers of the organisation are
flat They were repeatedly
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re sister‘s-lists hrs lists '
loose and of “Mosul avenue.
' hail at. J. lnekwonilmf West avenue,
ls toolerk it at the Park Avenue hotel.
«Beating stoves” sold at cool. e. n.
Nash is Bro.
Charles B. Brown, of this city, has
accepted it position with the People’s In-
surance company; ..
The boy choir- ol.’ the Norwtillt Military
Institute is expected to sing in St. Paul’s
church one Sunday this month.
—To-morrow me last day for a cup
of hot cocoa st Seymour’s.
George Shears—Kn brakeman employed
at Wilson’s Point, is at his home in East
Norwslk with a broken collar bone.
Westport now wants a borough charter.
The matter will be considered at a meet-
ing of the Board of Trade to-night.
George L. Bogart is in a very low
condition to-day. The physicians have
about given up all hope of his recovery.
-Fresh pork and sausage, 12 cents it
pound, at F. Bayes' market.
Butler Lodge, 1. O. 0, R, will confer
the inltiatory degree, to-night. All
membersareearnestly requested to be
present. _
Charles Collins, of Main street, bor-
ough, who has been demented for some
time, has become violently insane,‘ and
was taken totbe Connecticut Hospital
for the Insane, at Middletown, by Gen-
stabls DeForsst this morning,
-—Sewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
A well known insurance agent entered
a house on Day street yesterday morning
to collect on a policy. He had hardly
seated himself when a small boy toddled
up to him and alter looking at him for
some time remarked “Say, mister, you
have get windows on your face, haven’t
you.”
—Parlor essele, artists’ materials at L.
H. Becker’s, 79 Washington street, South
Norwalk.
A delegation of about twenty five
members of Old Well Lodge, F. dz A. IL,
visited Corinthian Lodge, in Bridgeport,
last evening. and witnessed the working
of the third degree. The visitors were
highly pleased with the work and at its
close they were entertained with an
elaborate collation.
-—-A number of good second-hand in-
struments for sale cheap before taking
inventory. J. W. Studwell.
The meeting of the Epworth League
of the South Norwalk M. E. church. to-
night, will be one of unusual interest.
The delegates appointed to the Mt. Ver-
non convention will give their report,
and other matters of interest to the
League willbepresented. It is desired
that every member be present.
—A cup of Hot Cocoa, free to all, at
my store, on Wednesday and Thursday.
Dec. 10 and ll, Charles E. Seymour.
The sclectmsn state that the reason
they have not called a special town meet-
ing in response to a petition signed by
the residents of East Norwalk, is that it
contained on clause for appropriating
money to do the work specified. As they
have no authority to insert such a clause,
it will be necessary to circulate another
petition before a meeting can he called.
'——Home—rendered7 Elli, 10 cents a
pound, at F. Hayee‘ market.
Mrs. Thomas Kilboy died at her home
on Plymouth avenue, at an early hour
this morning, alter along illness. The
deceased was 55 years of age. She was
the mother of J. M. Kilboy, who is new
manager of the Kiernan printing house
at New Haven, and four daughters.
Mrs. Kilboy was an old resident of Nor-
walk and leaves a large circle of friends
to mourn her death. Her life had been
one devoted to well doing. She was a
loving mother and a most affectionate
wife. The funeral will be held from St.
Mary’s church at 9 o’clock on Saturday
morning,after which the remains will be
interred in St. Mary’s cemetery.
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I'ROL'BLE IN THE GRANT FAMILY.
A Woman Leaner-her Tlnabnml to Live
With Another Man.
The peace and quiet which has reign~
ed on Knight street, borough, have
been broken by the actions of Mrs. John
Grant, who formerly resided with her
husband at No. ll on that street.
Grant says he has been married eight
years, and that during that time he has
had reason to think that his wife was
unfaithful, but did not pay much atten-
tion to the matter until about a year and
a half ago, when he had reason to re-
buke her.
She went to Bridgeport to a picnic and
tendon, a colored man, who later came
to Norwalk to live. Ever since Critten-
den came here Mrs. Grant has been
nightly seen in his company. Grant did
not relish this, but when he mentioned
the fact his wife flow at him, and on one
occasion nearly scratched his eyes out
and hit him in a terrible manner.
Grant has several times locked the
door against his wife when she has been
out on her midnight carousals, but when
ready to come home she would break in
the door and retire as if nothing had
happened.
On one occasion Grant had Crittenden
arrested for ansult,and he was tried and
lined t3 and costs. One night, about
two weeks sgo, Grant came home from
work and found his wife packing up her
scanty wardrobe. She informed him
that she was going to leave him for
good and that if he wanted a divorce he
could germ assoonashsnads mind
to. Grant has not seen her since, but on
different My site has been seen
to curtsndsn’s house, and it is said that
also is living with him. Ira. Grant has
in harkashaad la debt tea consider-
able satsataad he has forbidden m
cheats to trust her.
made the acquaintance of Henry Crii- '
iii: trust its. site
rims-M- .
Morons-sums.
A government pension examiner is at
work in New Haven looking an alleged
illegal methods used by pension agents.
Rev. E. J. Boswortb, of Shelton, has
been called to the pastorate of the Bap-
tist church at Kearney, Neil.
Frank I". llavun, of Armenia. has left
for his former hours in England, where
he goes to claim‘l’n inheritance of $10.-
000, which comes to him by the death of
his father.
The borough of \thlimiintin at a spec
iaI meeting Saturday. will be called upon
to decide whether the next General As-
sembly shall be called upon to grant a
city charter.
Navigation on the Ioniircticut is nine
ed between Hartford and hitddletown
Tugs cannot get through. The New
York steamers will run up to Middle
town as long as mssirile.
Editor E, ii. Clymu of the Naugatucr
Citizen, has instituted civil suits for
damages against Justice John H. Tuttle,
Lawyer Kennedy and Constable lirophy,
all of Naugatuck, for false imprisonment
on the charge of contempt of court.
Charles Bitch and Miss Katie Allen
had a narrow escape from drowning
while skatingin Manchester last even-
ing. They broke through where there
is five feet of water, and were in the
writer twenty minutes until rescued by
other skaters, who answerer] their rules
for help.
INTBR'I‘AINSI I‘IN'I‘S.
May it Cittlor'a Novelty Company.
The following is a list of artists who
will appear in May & Cutler's Novelty
Concert Company. at Music Hall, to
morrow evening: The Gt-lehriiied May
Banjo Club; Triumph Male Quarteite:
Frank E. Cutler, the popular elocuiionisi
and character delineutor; Jerome Mny,
the great banjo soloist; -Frank Ahrr
crumble. the mandolin soloist; Prof. Jor-
Johnson, America’s greatest tin whistle
soloist; the Osborn Brothers, in their
musical specialty, introductng l’uter
White, the whistling wonder; William
Hadley, guitar and zylophone soloist.
Strictly Business.
The bot offered on the bills for “The
Boomer," viz , "a hundred to one you
laugh," seems to be strictly business, for
the fresh young than who acts as ad
vance for the show flashed two crisp one
hundred dollar bills at an up-town hotel
last night and said that the bet not only
went. butit permeated.“ Of course no
one took the bet and it/resuited as all
such oll'ers do, they had one more with
the landlord.
Special Borough Meeting.
A special borough meeting Will be held
at the Town House to-morrow afternoon
for the purpose of rescinding the recent
vote of laying a five rnill la: in pay for
the new macadam road, which has been
laid on West avenue, and to lay a new
tax on an assessment list to be made, and
fix a date for its payment. They will
also consider the matter of selling the
property on Watt-r street. now occupied
by Hope Hose company, to the House
ionic Railroad company for depot pur
poses and fix a price on the some.
Scale in Long lslunil Sound.
Captain A. P. Ludington, of Fair
Haven, saw a good Sized seal in the Sound
while he was dredging oil Milford, Fri-
day. It was quite near and one of the
boatmen shot at it without effect, the
animaldivingos soon as the llash was
seen. Boaimen say these animals are
frequently seen in the Sound, though
they are wnmlercrs and (I-) not exht in
large numbers. it is very ditlicult to
shoot tliem.
A Card.
We wish toextend our heartfelt thanks
to the manv friends for their kind assist
ance and floral ntl‘erings during the ill
ness and after the death of a dear Wife
and mother.
Mir, Gemini: Sill-Iitwm‘ili
MRS. ’1'. ll. COLE.
~It has been gravely hinted that the
editor of this paper is not a handsome
man. but it makes no difference to us, as
we use Brussels soap, and Will improve
in time.
Ilappyandcontcntisnhrirlcwith"Ttho
cheater ;" slump with the light of the morning.
M on Harlin!” brmn Cd. 1‘: I'm-k "are. New You:
TA mm mum, "
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WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk. Conn.
new if
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advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
lines, 1 time Zn. 3 time-mt: .1 week 3100.
*innsrirrm.-§orir on m: torren-
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RICHARD I. BOUTON. at Sentinel once.
AHOY TO HELP IN A DRY 0001'” WTORI;
one who has lad some experience erred
A. Dickerman A non. Dmitri at
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Advent-aw ssh. alarm; tenant‘s
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AllOillll AND W on Till WILTON ROAD.
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Thursday. Dec. 11
MAY &TDTLER’S
NOVELTY CONCERT CO-
Theo. Wilbcrwar Bullpen Manager Jerome
lfay. )lnsiosl Dzrec'tor; Frank E. f‘ntll‘r, stage
lancer. . .
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The only (Vatican Company upon the American
Stage punchline
A THREE~PART ENTERTAINMENT.
Part 1, Full Dries Parlor lisci'ai; Part 2, Grand
Farm ensue; Part a. Plantation scone; introducing
OLD-TI All! MINPITRII. NONfll-l. IlA V-lO PICK-
ING AND PLAT-Fix” DANCE!
PRICES, ‘35, 35 and 60 CENTS
The following Is a list of artists who will appaarf’
The (,‘elelimuzd Mar Banjo club; Triumph line
Quartettc; l'ranlt B. (.‘llllcr, the popular ltlocnlieiilai
and character dcllnmmi' Jerome Ila . the great
it nJo soloist; Frank Alrerercmhie. l mandolin
soloist; l’iol Joe Johnson, ntnerlca's greatest tin
whistle soloist; the Osborn Brothers In their muni-
rs: specular. introducing Peter White, too shir-
tling won or; William Hadley, guitar and z in-
phone soloist. do
01’ ER A H 0 [T819
One Night Only.
Saturday, Dec. 13
The popular and well known Comedian,
Dan Packard,
In the latest Farce Comedy of the day,
THE BDDMED
Introducing his greatest character creation,
CHRISTOPHER A. SNAP
Recognized and honored h the clergy. the pnbiia
and the press Go and see ackard; you will never
see his like again
A PLAY FOR THE PEOPLE.
Till! smut. EVENT OF Tlill SEASON.
Tickets new on sale at flair's. Norwslk. and
Pi :lstcd'l. South Norwaia
Four Organ Recitals
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
SOUTH NORWALK.
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. 9, 1890.
Mr. FRANK TART. Organist.
Mr. ALEX IRVING. Baritone.
TUESDAY EVENING, IAN. I3, I89I.
lfr A. tl.Gill\0N, Organist.
Soloists and Chorus of lily.
WEDNESDAY EVE’G, FEB. II, I891.
Prof GK“. W. MORGAN Organist.
Ml. MAUI) [ORGAN Harp.
WEDNESDAY EVE’G, MAR. 4. I89l.
“Midsummer Night's Dream."
Reader Mr CHAS. F' UNDBRillLl..
.. Organist. Mr. FRANK TAFT,
Reserved seats to be had on and after Dec. 5 DLA
name at l’iaisted's. south ‘iorwsir, and Greg‘ ry’s
drug srnre, Non-air. Course Tickets. $1.50 etch;
*ingle Tirlo is 30 cents earh i 2»
WANTED!
100 Minivan Dal
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No.4 Water Street, Niiiali,
When: having sc‘ured the services of JAMES
GURDUN. the we] known eaten-r. they can obtain
at reasonahlrt-rw, Oyslvr- ~err/ed I'i every style.
*tc‘tks cooked in suit the In st fMlililllll, saith
wichm‘ or all kinds. lluz unlim- lio: (fhl‘cfildlig
HutTet. Hot Lemonmlzzand it“ kinds of Temper
tlil‘l} Drinks. and In fact we haw anything and
ewrylhintrpzr'nirdng in ii. tlrstcluss lunch room
“pen c trly and late. [in Lot forget the pain).
NO. -I WATER STREET,
masm NORWAIJC.
JACOB "Iii. ” LA'YTON',
[ cal Estate and Home street, General Insurance
Agent: ~Flrc, Life and Accident. Ocean
dreamt-hi Icki-te—Cnbin and litreriige. Drafts
for £l nni upwards and Money Orders to all parts
a Europe. Notary Public; arltnowledgcments
Lakes. tullrmul ‘i‘icue‘s. luggage Checked in Des
'lnution.
05 Washington linear, Next to Post (Mire,
SOUTH N (IN. IT A I)“ , 61'.
District of Nut-walk, tia. l'rnbaic
Clllll'l, December II), A. IL, 1890.
Estate of Henry ti. Beers, late of M. Joseph, in
the mate of tiles on. deceased.
The Cour: or Probate for the ill-trim of Norwiilk,
hath limited and allotted six months from the date
hereof fortnsrreoltors of said «state to exhibit
their claims for ustilemmi Those who mgincr is
present their accounts, properly attested. within
said tim. will no deblrrerl a recovery. All persons
indebted inlaid estate are requested to make lllmlé-
riiats payment to
[HANK A. l'llifilti, Administralov.
lo 17‘» No. we Fort strsc . New York.
TO LET.
‘ Advertisements under this head. not reuniting fl
lines, 1 time the, s time- 50c. I wash Ilm
AFULLY YURlefill'l novel. sl'r UA'l'lil
on west assess, in a small family, in exchange
for board for one perms. Address lot it», south
Norwalk. ii!» iii
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session at once. Apply in Taylor nutrition or W.
Young. at Lockwoo lrg , on. i ”if
Whoa nae-luau l, town Paar or
hoaseonorovc street, Ive moms, not its
Applytoc. l. lloytnm moth lain street.tloath
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presents.
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DlZAN'l'IND MATS ADD DUES.
More durable than Smyrnas,
a little less in price. We have
them in various sizes and shapes.
A splendid article for Chris
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THE SUNDAY SDD
For 1891
Has made- the "met ltripurtmlt lilt'l‘iif"
engagements f‘i‘t‘r entered into by tiny
Aurvricnn periodical or newspaper.
ROBERT”lUISSTEVENSON'SSmtl.
See. Letters will begin With the New
Your. They will appear only in Till:
SUNDAY SYN, [Mill will C'lnrlllllilt' thr-
great literary feature of ism.
A new story by lllt‘ Him». 6’. l: lirrill-il
author, who W‘I’ili‘fi “the ll st and Pun-st
English of our llml'," will In- piililishwl
If) .I .nunry in THE SUNI) ’iY SUN.
ll. RIDER llAGllARIIS "lino" Will
also begin in January. It is more of ii
lightingdrnmn than even “King Solo
man‘s Minis." A Nireulen’l epic of in»
niemlnuw lIfL‘ um! imagination. [to rqtisl
has not been Ht'i-ll. It will appear only
in THE SUNIHY SYN.
Liter in Pill THE SUNDAY SL'IV’ will
print the novel of tlw year by ti.» (Tum-
ing Men of English FlClluf‘l, llir- wrtrir
of 1891. who Will) the pulilit~ liar. of ”ti!
astonishing r.nv~l. Will liu'h' :erl': vi
Uther original unwary (mum .4 or» x x
petrol from the .‘nllwivir'z m: trili.;!"f‘2
W. D. Howells, T. A. Edison,
.Iolin Swinten, A. lay Cummings,
George Meredith. William Black,
Andrew Lang, W. Clark Russell,
SLGeorveMivarl, Conan Doyle,
60 T0
Dibble & limiticl’s
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UTTER
We are into it largely: 3
tons of line Delaware (,‘oiirity
Dairy Butter. You may know
it is a very nice lot, or we
should not have such :1 large
stock. We describe it its a
clear, clean flavored, “Oily-1’03?
style of Butler, smacking good
all throughout . We propose
to lot rill who wont have it
fasten We may :ulvumm the
prism, its this sort of Butler is
worth three units more per
poiiiirltlion it was when we
bought: so buy now. lay in
your winter supply. Wt.- will
show it and help you hCltfcl
with pleasure. And the prim-
at present is '25 cents a pouml,
We will wager :1 big rml uppit-
that there is no boiler of 1th
quality in this city selling for
suclmprice. Sample it.
The best Cutler; in iii-3 (-lly ;
try all, lllf'll try ours.
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DHRISTMAS
Rudyard Kipling. Norman Loci yer,
Ami Mianv 'Nhr‘l’ Renowned “'rit'r-s
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Arr mw heir, and w ‘. int-e a rnmpivlr in.» of (‘urn
m :p,.til_ nn'iisy :ir lel'll lilacs, i'nr s 17m! Trv U
naturals. Fancy ll ': l'rpi'rr, m: mr The
ELARGEST AND CHOICEST LINE
OF CONFEC'I IONERY
an: shown in tit.» my. sin: eternity this week is
CHOCOLATE CREAM DROPS
21¢. per Pound.
EBTDN & in.
IAl'lllili‘H‘ BLOVK
Graduate Optician
Homer B. Hoyt’s
is North .ilaiii Sin-vi.
ii new-s mm! in all complimml tit-vs, ('um-
[ruled Len-r- grmii cl from prm ripmm or pin-v e of
old let‘s. aausfaeum. urinraniml Nu rharzi' for
[tilting lt’l".
«rumours mm.)
MDIJTII “DIWALI, - CONN.
Hiiselrii Winter
Oysters Instr from the surround-
ing was!" served In every
Vim
Till
of] In
E. E. POWER
PR'JPRII‘I’OR,
liliiilliiilllililill!
s'rari roan. «mm
3209!“. DEPTBIIBI M.
A lie-rm Training school for both mes, Book
kerpt , llsalr‘ma'. 7"me khan”, Moria
haul. pew- us are. i tough . mat
’ mm a $th
dent may be after Aug;
5th. 1“ ‘ seat on Wins. ”1‘
A. Is. B‘Eflfll is.
JEWELER.
bis-sale, Watches, Jewelry.
”Ia-Imus”.
More“
Dm%
t
NM
--THE--
SDDTD‘ NDDWALK
We WUlilll fill; that W0 are
the most extensive lines of
PLUSH GOODS,
AND ,Nm'iiiri'iiis .
ever shown
‘2. ivory article SUlIl is; g
tillltllly.
3. We have better fatalities;
allow] to sell cheaper than our
however, to receive a col
ever, your obedient servants,
in South Norwulk.
and seeing our line before buying elsewherc'
iils
BDSTDD STDDD
' Extends Its Greetings To All.
prepared and are now showing
CHRISTMAS TOYS,
GAMES, DOLLS,
FANCY I.’ llel'Ii‘UMlDS
il' :1” (Inscriptions
A few reasons for calling
.
I. We have our reputation to keep up for stilliii' ’7‘”)!-
tliing cheaper than any i no else in town.
unmnieod, Imlli in price and
for buying, therefore we can
competitors,
4. To the hesitating we would say go cxaininc all other
stocks in town, but don't purchase before cxniriining our line.
We cam (10 better for you, we know it, loci in, and finally we
shall curry out to the letter everything We say,
Finale. We could keep on trienlimiing reasons till we filled
up the entire Sentinel, but space does not allow it.
Trusting,
1 from one and all, we remain,as
THE BOSTON STORE,
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
Open Every Evening After the 16th.
HOLIDAY
GOODS.
We will :l‘mv.’ :l ll if: lllw Ill
LIDAYDD DS
.0.
Many new designs in Fancy
(liiirils, :ilriii in Royal ‘VOHTPSEOI’,
Carlsbad, Bonn Warn. SIC,
MANHJIIIH'Z SETS,
'l‘i’ ll l. l'l'l‘ S HTS,
Tl l Ell .\l I) .\l ETD) {S
, SllA TING S "ITS,
llAZI lIlS,
FINE
S'l'A'l‘Ii.)N Eli Y ,
GOLD
I’ENS .\.\' ii .I’IDNCI LS
,- «o
WATCH OUR WIN llilll’s‘
We will try to have mine
thing to please you.
my:
PlilS'l'llD’S
Drug Store.
On Saturday. llr:('<'lill)t}l' t;,'
riffilfillll,
‘A HOME
‘Al 10 Per Cent. Less
Than Cost.
1
1
Having lmuglir the easterly
ipnrt of WOODWARD
I [IONIl’ZSTl'I/i l), l cllcr for sale
lots on “Windward avenue at
the
T
' Milli} per from, foot, and lllf.’
lots on Lowridcs avenue at
$10.00 per from. foot.
To each purchaser who will
build Within two years, I will
[my lil per rent. of the cost of
the house (m the eiiiounl of
lmwntles avenue ext
tends from Woodward avenue
to the water. The writer front
on Lovvmlrrs nvmmc will Ire
given lotlm city for the use
of fit; citizens. It is the only
street. in the city that has a
water front.
These lots are all level and
dry. There is only a choice
in their lmratimr on, the avenue
or the water. Select your lot
at, once and get first choice.
Maps and Trill information at
TAYLOR it GOLDKN'S or
C. SWARTZ'S
it; is 0. .r remissions;
UNDERTAKER.
nmammmlsmts
0|
43 WASHINGTON STREET.
mama-“'47:
Norwalk Chronicler