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. Wicks ii. A. Jet first.
airsteattJebun Hopes. his. James II.
, Mend b.8- 11:,thth coring:
C. B. DUTY. l'- I.
‘ aunt's}: rm ornca.
M m0. auto.
, . o. 0. 81333111., P. It.
_ macaw“ women.
“you. I ll. Ironwood, W. Incident.
.law,lddlc l.’l’lchencr.lranc Wear.-
“hunts it
flew York Harald Weather laments.
The cold wave now covers all the
country out ol the Iii-sisal i, with zero
temperature near theGan no border.
It will be soon followed by a depression
from Manitoba musing temperature to
rise somewhat. to this district to-day
lair to partly cloudy weather will proba-
hiyprevatl, with lower, followed by rip
tors and fresh westerly
n the Illddls States today lair
to? *‘plltly cloudy, slightly warmer
lwaatltcr will prevail, with fresh variable
mostly westerly winds, and in New Eng-
land slightly colder fair weather and
briaktolreab westerly winds. On Sun—
day in this section and in New England
warmer, lairto partly cloudy weather
will probably avail, with westerly lo
aouthefly win , followed by snow in
the parts at this section; and
on Iouday warmer, partly cloudy
weather and snow or min, followed by
maria section.
0 Almanac I" tea-Jun.
all: files Sun net's High tide Low tide
7.13 4 24 12.04 5.48
Emit!- lmlcl.
Notion of local entertainments of all
kinds, lo which an admission is charged,
and notices calculated to promote private
interests, crawl where an adoa'fisemertl
of same timers in advertising columns,
are charged for at regular rates, 10 cents
a line.
hence Jon, of Georgetown, has been
granted a pension.
. Thclloard of Councilmen will hold a
special meeting on Monday evening.
—Ourbing, 50 cents a foot. William
Mon, contractor.
Homer Burcbsrd has severed his con.
titration with the tower near the Rowdy-
ton depot.
Whitney & Co.. of Norwalk, have
kinda store in Ansonla, and are to open
next week.
~Bcating stoves solo at cost. F. H.
Nash a Bro.
The net receipts of the recent fair giv-
en by St. Mary's church amounted to
over 02,000. __
Him Inez Keefer, of Mott avenue, bor-
ough, has just completed two handsome
oil paintings.
-8Iuall fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
at F. Baycn’ market. .
3.1.. Griswold and wife are the proud
parents of a baby girl, who will brighten
tbdrfilm street residence.
Skinnel Pennoyer. of New Canaan,
all naetter pup this week to a South
lorwnlk sportsman for 335.
—Oue good Shouinger upright piano,
m. J. W. Studwell,
-l]aving recovered from his recent
‘ m G. 8. Kendall, the dentist, may
he found at his ofiice, No. 9 Washington
m.
Among the annual October offerings
of the parishes of the state for the Cathe
dial fund, is one of $41.00 from St,
Iary’a parish, of Norwalk.
~llorne'rendercd lard, 10 cents a
potmd, at P. Bayes’ market.
In. Electa Elwood, widow of Francis
E. Elwood, ol Weatport, has been grant-
ed a pendon. The first payment will
amount to nearly 31.000.
”application hasbeen made to the
County Commissioners for a license at
them hotel at Bedding. A num-
eroualy aignad remonatrance is being
circulated among Bedding people.
stoves sold at cost. F. II.
Milieu.
Anchorman &Bonhavsa new ad-
vutisamsntonthethtrd pageolTuISns'.
m today, in which they call atten-
tion toalargalinsof useful and orna-
mantel Christmas presents at popular
”at. ---
A novel entertainment Is to be given
utka Town Hall In Stamford on Tues
”evening, It is to be a juvenile con-
flt‘ them “Nativity" will he
seen. A m from this city will
.-
“Mentions at bottom mines.
m Mn, contractor.
Mar, Roswell Raymond, yesterday af-
flhnan. Thaumaina were interred in
them cemetery.
Thankel llouth Norwatk will be
anmlldtwmtha '“ m,
tin—hart Penna
% mwl pleas-rayon
lira. Bally P. Raymond. mother of
Wayte A. Raymond, died yesterday.
It“ 85 your.
Nembers of Volunteer Hose Company
will meet at the house huts tomorrow
at]! o’clock to attend the funeral of
George L. Bogart.
II. [1. Williams, the crockery dealer.
haemovcd trout Smith street into the
store recently vacated by Taft Brothers,
No. 15 Wall street.
Up town is overrun with lightning
rod fiends and insurance agents. No
leathan seven of each were soliciiing
orders in the borough yesterday.
Funeral services in connection with
the death of Mrs. Thomas Ktlboy were
held at St. Mary's church this morning.
The remains were interred in St. Mary’s
cemetery. .......A
The members of the West Nora-elk
union chapel are preparing to give an-
other of their enjoyable sociables at the
residence of William Mather, next
Wednesday evening.
—Don‘t fallto attend sociable of South
Norwaik Fire Police, at Germania Hall
Monday evening Dec. 15, 189W
Do not miss the choir boy concert at
the Opera House on Wednesday evening,
Dec. 17. They have provided an altrnc
live programme and should not fail to
draw a crowded house.
C. E. Seymour has just received a
wagon from Wright a Flynn. It it
very pretty in nppearance,ltght muniug,
acredtt to its makers, and the enter-
prising firm by which it Is used.
Robert H. Wood, of East Norwslk,
will lead the meeting of the Union Gos-
pel Temperance Reform Association at
their hall on the Washington street
bridge tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
A large attendance is desired.
Hereisa slap at Norwalk from the
Ansonia Sentinel: "A story is going the
rounds of the state press that Norwalk
is having the grip again. It is an old
complaint down there. Norwallr always
grips anyting it can get its hands on."
—A number of good secondhand in-
struments for sale cheap before taking
inventory. J. W. Sludwell.
The foundation was begun yesterday
for a new but factory on Pahqutoquc
avenue eaetlof Byron Dexter’slactory.
It will be erected by Mr. Dexter and
will be occupied by Hawtey Partrtck,
who now occupieenpart of the Dexter
sbop.-Daubury News.
The Board of Directors of the First
National Bank of South Norwalk, have
declared a semi-annual dividend of three
percent. This is the fiftieth dividend
the bank has declared. The stockholders
have received in dividends about double
the amount of their original investment.
Manager Stanley does not appear to
by theReuben Glue Co. as the Record
states. Although a very poor audience
greeted the play it was not so bad as
stated, and Manager Stanley himself
claims that he does not see where the
rank part comes in.
—Fresh pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. Hayes’ market.
Owing tothe failure of the defendant's
council in the case of Ravilz vs. Edward
L. Wilson, to comply with the law, re-
garding the entry of appeals in civrl
cases, the defendant was obliged to pay
the costs of the court, amounting to 826,
before he could enter to prosecute his
case in the court of common pleas.
The funeral of George L. Bogart will
he held at Trinity church tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o’clock. Members of Old
Well Lodge, F. & A. 11., Butler Lodge,
1. O. O. F., Kabaosa Encampment, the
fire department and a party of Demo-
cratic friends will attend in a body. In-
terment will he in Union cemetery.
In Stamford, a few days ago, a steam
road roller, similar to that used in ma-
cadamiziug here, was put to a novel use.
The city officials were puzzled to find
means for carrying some heavy iron
bridge girders, when someone suggested
that they be hitched to the road roller.
The suggmtion was successfully carried
out.
—Notwilhetauding the sudden cold
change in the weather, the price of coal
remains unchanged at John ll Ferris‘.
Egg. stove and nut sizes, “.50 in yard,
and tow delivered.
Daniel J. Brew, whose mysterious dial
appearance was reported to the New
York police on Wednesday, is a well
known Daubnrian, formerly a journey-
man hatter, now a prosperous but man
ulacturer at Bawleyville. Be is a mem-
ber of Devotion Encampment, 1.0.0.
17.. and of Company (I, Fourth regiment,
C. N. O.
the Carpentera' Union on Thursday even»
tag: President, Geo. Reynolds; Vice
Secretary, Louis A. Taylor; Financial
Secretary, A. N. llorgau; Warden. Will
Stevens; Conductor, Wm. McCreigb.
Hereaftertbeweekly meetings will be
held on Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
The regular nionthl y meeting of the
Building and lash association will he
held on May evening at 7:1!) o’clock.
at therootu of the society on Washing-
ton street. This meeting will have eapec
lal tntarmt for members for the reason
that their accounts will then be credited
with adivideadattherate of? percent.
per annutn for the last six months, and
for those intending to unite with the
society, because this meats. la the first
at the next six months. and those mak-
iagdapaslta nowwiil draw interest on
than for all cf the following llama-the,
.. ,, home on High 'Miagwm
have been so seemingly imposed upon -
President, Jan. W. Spence: Recording *
tin. w. r. Bishop ia dangerously ill
at her bomsoa Beldeu avenue.
It ia'l’homss A’Eearn, instead of T. J.
Burns, who is confined in Bridgeport
jail in default of a bond oi .126.
The annual dinner of the Norwalk
Canoe Club will be held at theli club
house on Saturday evening, December
27th, at 8 o’clock.
Ik'lu'lutmt Iktnbnnt li:i.i Jillll. lithllrd
the tutltlttry enrollment. for the year. It
consists of 2,744 names, exempt Lilli).
making on active list of 1,474
Main street. w... flooded vesterdny
afternoon by a bmrk m Lilli lavgn Wotrr
ptptrirt front of Smith Brother’s. Tit.-
break is being lt-plift'd to day.
may house on Havtlsnd street win
draped in morning to-tlliy out of respect
to the memory of George L. Bogart.
"Steeple Ulmrlir" has finished his
preparations for lltllsllllil the largo-
copprr cross to the mp of St, Mary’s
church spit» and Will probably have it
imposition in a tiny or so. '
At the annual election at Security
Council, N. l’. U., the following were
the officers chosrn for the ensuing year:
President, William A. Kellogll; vice-
president, John J. Nash; chaplain, Wil-
liam B. Warren; ECCIt'laly, Herman
Pellet: collector, ll- lbt'll C. Allen; treas-
urer; J. H. Rundle; councillor, James 8
Lyon; trustees, Albert DeForest. James 8.
Lyon and W. A. Kellogg.
The. dolls’fete at the chapel of the
First Congregational church, yesterday
afternoon and evening, was is success.
In the evening there was an interesting
musical and literary t'nlelluinruenl, after
which the shot in the bottle was counted
to decide the ownership of the doll’e
house. The shot numbered 2,250, end as
Colonel F. S. Roberts' guess of 2,240,
was the nearest, he took the prize.
--A reader asks: “What is the mean-
ing of E. Plurthus Unuut?" The mod-
ern definttlon is "Use Brussels soap. It’s
economical.
There is something crooked about the
law of retribution. It isn't the woman
just in front with the big but who gets
her foot stepped on when the man goes
in pursuit of cloves.
Happy and content is a bride with " The Ro.
duster ;" a lamp with the light of the morning.
”on Rochester ern 00.. 12 lurk Hm. liens You
—-It is said that Bill 7Nye will shortly
delivers leclure in this place upon the
economical merits of Brussels soap.
DIED.
RATIORD.—Decetnbar 12, live Sally P. ag—
utoudJnd to years. Funeral from c
residence of her son. Wayte A. Raymond. Bun-
day afternoon at 2 o‘clock
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
Rial Ellall all Illlllllllll,
WASHINGTON STREET
South” loiwnlk, Conn.
an” I!
WANTED.
Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
line, 1 time me, 3 time we , I work kl 00.
ACAPABLB YOUNG lillll. TO ASSIST IN
general housework and ll]! care of two small
children. Apply to or address Mr“ IL. In. 5 Quln.
lard Place, homalk. all :lt
i '1' SOUTH HtiRWALK SCHOOL 0? SHORT
hand, hunter's Block. a b y. from I'.’ to to
years of age, to tans care of schoolva for lotion.
Apply at once.
FOR SALE.
Tim-W” up...“ ' in}. a... so exceedingb
lines. I one an. 3 mes we, I week ml)
till 3!
‘ORSALI AT A BARGAIN—J I‘Lt’slil Pall.
lorsuilc, but llttlcured; canbcsceu even-n
unmatuo. I‘ICroesaucet. Callatsldedoor all) t
IXCIIAGl—HOUHI I'll DAhBUItY, le
rooms. nearly new, miter in house, in booths
order, on high ground, 7 minutes to post office,
pleasant locality, for house. lots or amal- farm near
houlh Nurwallt. I'rlce $2,000 Address C. N. llunl,
Daobury, Conn. dil tw
AllOUtil AND 101‘ ON Till: WILTON ROAD.
near the fair grounds. Addrtss Box it 5' In»
nipank. UOIAII. ti it) at
LOT 01’ OAK ANDCIIISTNUT I'ILBS. ali-
drrss 3. Themes. Rowayton. Ct. d9 1w
1 Ol.l.8 t‘AlmlAOll Al") ROI’RLTIIII, AT
Cotemau'a flimlttm' store, at: at ti 2m \tush
tuition street, east end of bridge. 80th waaik,
Conn. ' d9 lw
Two choice building lots, Miami on feet front. on
West avenue. Apply to W. (l. BAllltI, or
I. I. do". mitt
TO LET.
Advatlaementa undeithtshand. net muting b
lines, lumefieJdmeantic. l wnsktlm
Two "0836 (IN Till WAQEING‘I‘ON
alrrct‘bridge. east of (Isrlnanta llall. I'D"!
lion January 1, lain. Apply to VII. Jessa Its
Mint. 1 I! St
nauseous your on warm "stir.
near “wm "at. fillflgrow
when new w car It .
{inure-$0» , 49 drain it . souls Norwnlk.
'
AB‘I'OP novel 50.! HENRY mm. 5
'00.;th Aleonart of house no.0!
loath lain strcetJvooms, all convenience. at
plyw'l‘lylnr &. Holden, or W. Nation, at lac
wood Ifg. 00.
thtusuao moor noon.os wssutao.
inn street, Addrwa "ileum," care assurl
ll‘ 3
Filo! chlflllli I. WWII PART or
bouaeonorcve street Ive rooms. rent .l't
Applytotl. l. IontJlil south lain atreet.iioath
Mwalk. nilltl
(ma! 0! SIX lion-ii oil WOODWARD
avenue, “I. Also bonnet rooms,
lisrwalk, nib. Moi ltd-eon Woodward avenue,
'. Inquire at I. A. Woodward.
Till wnonwann IIOIIWIAD—li noons.
lib fimfiwgmgw atahlq "titted
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murmur per-oath. Manolo.
event. at did we or.» Company. a if
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some time the whim
cam-emtmmod
n"fauna-Jill PRIME “a...
OPERA. HOUSE
Ono Night Only.
Saturday, DOG-:13
mmmmmm.
Ilan Packard,
In the latest farce Comedy of the dry,
TIIE BIIIIMEII
v .
, Introducing hit greatest cha'rtczer citation,
f‘ll lllv'l‘tll’li Ell A. SNAP
Recogn'ani and hour 7 d by the clergy. the bile
and the pres:- (lo and are Packard; you w.pr?evrr
are his like age it
A PLAY FOR Till P309”!
THE SOCIAL hVENT 0F 1 till SEASON.
Tickets now on sale at Hale's, Norwtlk. and
Pi ttrtcd'a. South Norwala. ..
Opera House, horwslk.
A Grand Concert
‘Wlll be givon 0|
Bylhecclebratcd . ' .
BOY CHOIR
of Trinity church. Bridgeport, assisted by lilac
SUSAN i'. ”AWL Y, t Outralto. formerly of St.
Paul's Church Choir. Rorwulk. The [migraine
wlllcomprtse
some. slums nouns euros. QlTAl .
TE'I'I'Ih clans. PART aortas.
cnomrsus, so.
The Solo Boys of this Choir r or among the
first of this county.
Director Ill Jill's BAKER
Accommnlsls—Mlt E. It JACKSON and N188
A'I'WOOD.
Admission. 50 cents, including Reserved Seats.
which may be htd at Ilalc's and Piatstul‘s drug
alum children hull price. Concert commences
at 8 o‘clock. on lw
FIRST I. E. IHIIBIII
Wednesday Inning. Dec. 1711].
Grand Conterl of the Epworth League
Assisted by «hair under lhe direction of Mr. Sle—
pbeu [latch
Ilsa Bessie Iccklrm, Busphonc Soloist, accom-
Enied by It ll. (‘ Necklem. Huplat. Il-s
echlcm is the only young lady Banphoulst before
the public to day.
In his Keep and Mr. W. Tony will ems; by
melting several selections
did it anul-srov. or. CENTS.
Milli lfllllllllllfl.
TBIMMEDHATSanlBflNllETS
—-—AT THE—
liillineri Store of B. it. lolllns
Have just added a full line of
FANCX’ (s‘r()Ol)S
“AND ———
_ Christmas Novelties
And a one line of
LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS I
Before [lflfthl‘lnf
my slot). The prr
gocdsconnidared.
R. M. COLLINS,
12 mane STREET,
tll‘l‘lw BOUT" NORWALK.
elsewhere call and CANDICE
on are unsoualllv, quality of
District of Sorwallt av: Probate
Coll", llvtrrmbt-r ii, A. D.,1890
Estate of Am is Holland, late of Norwalk. in
said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of Norwalk.
bath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof tor the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement Those who it lets to
present thI-lracccuuls, promly attested. wit to said
time, will bodeharrcd a recovery. All who“! tn-
dohttd to raid estate are requested to make lmme~
diam puvrncltt to Jamil) It. LAYTON.
dlfilllz’f Admluls'rulor.
District or Norwraiit. an: Probate
Call", December ll, A. 1)., mill).
Estate of John llollarul, late of Nurwalit. ln
mid district, demand.
The t mm of Probate for the [Iletrlt’t 0' Norwalk.
ha it limited and altowed six months flout the date
hereof for the rruittora of said estate to exhibit
thelr r aims for settlement. Those who r sweet to
prompt their accounts properly atlcted. within amid
ll its, wlll bedsharrul arcanery. All comes in-
debted to said estate are requested to mate litirrte»
datepaymculto Jamil}! LATIN) t,
dis 11 t. Administrator.
Election.
an Pin r Its-trout. halts or corn" Haitian.
lint?" Noawau Volta. lint: It. l0)
'1‘!!! Iar Annual Irctlmr of IMMkrfldfln
oft laBattk,lnrtbe elector: of Dvnsctora tor
the ensuing year, will he held at its Baa-lug lion-e,
on Tuesday. the iflth tin of January neat. between
hill?” "w {than i girth. «slur
"moth Dividend.
Tun Fill? National. Ball: or Morn Ronni...
horn lion's“. (our: . bet. v. Inn
1‘!!! Board of Divestment this flat k have this
day declared astral-annual dividend at three
incent oaths mpllst stock, payable January I.
lint. The hassles nooks will be closed from De
ccutber Hi to January 1.
Utah. 3. 7mm. l‘uhler.
Horton.
‘lll Infill“! 0'
HINT. BO 9. Li).
italiMitIA IWAMI'
0 I. are rtqueale~ to
meet at‘lialler Lott mom 0' linnttay neat, Dene--
berli, are. slim o‘clock p m, for ice
of attending the funeral rf $.23" Starter
d lllt l. (I ROIELL (l. P.
(iltllltll 1. MA". Br
REMOVAL.
lhsvvmovalnty stock arcs-rem,“
Missy Watelnlctlte store rel-sully occupied by
the "fall Mkersmlolhlers. to Wall “monitor
walk,wkere l hopehseeall my old customised
aa newoneaatr shall favor In with a call.
Upon alter l3.
3. n. wxnnuum.
dill lw to VA“. man, NORWALK.
mortar.
sirloin! o. I. Imam! lien tort.
”the-salience fre- Wet-rhy- to
Me. liaealtseaaaaltatiea that n-
it to m at It loath Iain street. lost “:1:—
. w
I
I
Accra.
aa'mmrhd W:
Wednesday Evening, Ills."“’,lflf..
.4 unless great quantities wrre Mild.
also. answer... 1390. '
" ransom aortwsur silo sortwsur.
Vanilla! cleanedanddistnfectadontltb
Immmordaa promptly ail-tattle.
Addr-
Charles Mott,
am oh l'alritald Avenue, Bridllitm Wafl’g—d.
A. S. FERRIS.
Furniturenealer.
New Stole 46 it 48 [lain ah, Nomllt
Also Punishing Under-l alter.
In. a Balkan attest. Telephone
ornighr. ’ '
SOUTH IDI'ALI HAVING! um
leaakiuatonBtraat.
J E W E L E R , (gleaDaInyrn-ttoIImnadlrnmttotnl
an onBaturdayeva-ingsfremltol.
Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry. mMounspostta.
nova 30mm l‘ree'
.tourl u. hauls Vice rte...
mi. rotor 11 slim lac. nattTr-a
nu War: it flail-tiring a lipetlltlly.
89 finial .Illa - wrath luv-wall.
t
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a trauma sun nountv oaarut. mus mart-v Inn union.
"MIX" BEGIN-MAW GIIIIIEII m m
Thiata tbs-oat fut, resort-teat. as land t'
a comb-C {not superior finish ll.- au imggsflrlr‘a’.t‘riwmat’,n .myartahmbetu "-
1'. ly produces wonderfully pleasina and lash enable results. With its aid the
ydaslredst l , d h soil l ith thi litt
”mu” thfhy'tfifiami‘Sl: 0 la , lustre-mt ti niaiaathaehct-a
a I“
‘PIICE. soc. o
‘.l ,
Itdoaanot aflor in thehatriike at t Gal
1:73;: to “V's aatlzifacjlon. d Io‘fili‘figmcwgai‘mxé' h“. I In
sale '0“ I! I'll ry .Itl aocrcooda I“! "I“ . I m I“?
:icifii'r wewll mall itto any resa. would, unleashes“ Italian,“ Oneal). of I... an
vs draft, , . m
mvable . Pm inmi mm :1“: payer. 2‘
A. . wan
Bridgman'a Corsetsfiruahea, Belti, audSpecialtlea. Ileahtilul and popular goods. gill
m. v'
dillltn ”My, ,
J.
HIIIEIER’S MILIINEIISIIRE
SOUTH NORWALK. CON N.
We are now ready to close out all Trimmed Hats and Boo
nets, which we have on hand, at a very low figure. All Milli-
nery Goods must go before the holidays. A zrare chance to
get it hot cheap.
fflflIIlflI‘I, IIII'III III PIIIIIIIS , II II filial SIIIIIIII.
-w. . <>,..__.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
We are showmg the most complete line of For Goods in
the town. Mulls of all kinds, Capes in large variety at 50
cents on the dollar. All must be sold before the holidays.
All kinds of Furs.
Ladiel’ and Genls’ Underwear, Hosiery all Handkerchiefs
of all kinds. must he sold at any price, as we intend giving up
these departments. All must go, so come at once,
HOLIDAY NOVELTIES !
Albums, Dolls, Bric a-Bruc, Toys, Autograph Albums, Musi
col Albums, etc. All the newest things for presents. Come
and cxmnine. A new assortment of Jewelry. Ribbons, Rib-
r
1.4‘
y
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S‘IIII‘I'H NIBIIALK BII'I'III S'I'IIIIE
Extends Its Greetings To All.
We Would say that we are prepared and me now showing
the most extensive lines of
CHRISTMAS.TOYS, .. I .t' .-
GAMES, DOLLS,
PLUSH G0t)DS,~””“'-* ‘-’ “f -r
FANCY I’ERFUMES
AND N ()VEL'I‘IES of all descriptions
ever shown in South Norwalk. A few reasons for calling
and seeiog‘our line before buying elsewhere:
1. We have our reputation to keep up for selling every-
thing cheaper than any one else in town.
2. Every article sold is guaranteed. both in price and
quality.
3. We have better facilities for buying, therefore we can
ullord to sell cheaper than our competitors.
4. To the hesitating we would say go examine all other
stocks in town, but don’t purchase before examining our line.
We can do better for you, we know it, feel it, and finally we
shall carry out 1.0 the letter everything we say.
Finale. We could keep on mentioning reasons till we filled
up the entire Sentinel, but space does not allow it. Trusting,
however, to receive a call from one and all, we remain, as
over, your obedient servants,
IIIE BIISIUN SIIIIIE,
, . 83 WASHINGTON STREET.
boos. Children's Hosiery, last block, 100.
Mahncketno South
Hotel H I KB'EBE" Norwztlk,
Block I _ Conn.
Open Every Evening After the 15th.
ellort of the season to‘tlisplziy t0 the people
Goods.
FANCY BASKETS.
An appropriate and useful Christmas present. We met
displaying on our center counter 500 diilerent styles of Fancy1
Baskets. The prices are astonishingly low, (lho some as in all
the rest of our departments Illis season). The largest and most
complel: assortment ever exhibited in this vicinity. A most
acceptable present for Ladies and Curtis Waste Paper Bask-
ets ill every price and in every style. Pin, IIuir, Nursery,
Candy and Office Baskets, &t:., (\‘c.
.,; Juvenile Books and Booklets.
Never was such a variety of elegant Books placed before
the people. 500 styles of Juveniles, 200 styles of Booklets, I25
entirely new publications A grand assortment of Christmas
("artls on exhibition for the Christmas season.
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Fancy Goods.
Exclusively for the Holiday season. We have always Itttd
the reputation of exhibiting the neatest and newest styles of
the season, and on which we never trek only importers’ prices,
which are exceedingly low. This we could not lthOl'd to do
The best of value in Cloth Bound Books by all the popu-
lur authors ‘
e
, l
We too] it is impossible for any
artistic l‘XIlllilthllS and now that we have ended this bl‘iei'slatemont will mention a few
of tho :ll‘flCIt‘S we have on sale at prices guaranteed:
M. 8. SMITH.
Again (lOllllllOllltHull‘s the season by offering to the people large varieties of Holi—
day Goods. Gifts of every description. During this week we are making the greatest
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a like and well selected stock of Christmas
one to surpass us in quality, quantity, or in
HANDKERCHIEFS.
New special bargains. Hundreds upon hundreds of dozen
of IItllidkerchlels are piled upon our counters, ranging in price
from 3o to $3.00 each. Never during our history have we
had at grander assortment, lllllli ill. the present time for the
Xmas sensor.
DOLLS.
Our stock of Dolls for the present Henson cannot be aur-
pzissod. Kid Btltlltl’l, Bisque floods, Dressed nml Undressed,
Jointed Illltl I’Ittln. All the newest novelties.
JEWELRY.
At loss than one third tutinttluoltlrers’ prices, and tn addi- ,
tion to tho allow startling bargains we will oflor all the latest
styles in jewulry and miscellaneous ornaments of that line.
Examine our line of jewelry before purchasing elsewhere, for
we buy direct from the manufacturer and in large quantitiea,
therefore enabling us to rave at least. 335 per cent. upon our
purchases, which we give directly lo the trade.
. The largest variety of Silk Umbrellas ever exhibited in our city.
M. S. Smith, -
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Dry Goods.
Norwalk Chronicler