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Notices of local entertainments of all
kinds, to which an admissirm is charged,
and notices calmdated to promote private
We. accept airfare an advertisement
of same appears in advertising columns,
are charged for at regular rates, 10 cents
a line. '
law York Harald Weather Forecasts.
The cyclone moving north of Ontario
toward Nova Scots wrll probably cause
rough weather oi! the coast, especially
from the inner edge of the Gulf Stream
to Nantucket and uortheasterly, and be
followed in this section tomorrow by a
cold wave. In this district to-day partly
cloudy weather will probably proved,
with slight temperature changes and
brisk southerly to Westerly winds, fol
lowed by snow or rain and falling tem-
perature. In the Middle States to day
tly cloudy weather ,will proved, with
mink or fresh southwest to northwest
winds, preceded by snow or rain, with
lower temperature, except in the north-
ern portion, and in New England partly
cloudy tocloudy colder Weather, with
snow. On Tuesday, in this section and
in New England colder, partly cltudy to
fair weather and fresh westerly Winds
will probably prevail, and on Wedhes
day fair weather, with slight changes of
temperature.
Remember to pay your water-bills i0<
day.
llinuehsha Division, 8. of T. hold their
regular meeting to-night.
The Board of Cdunciimen will hold a
special meeting this evening.
7-th pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. Bayes’ market.
Sanford will petition the coming,
legislature for a city charter.
Flag sidewalks have been laid on the
Franklin street side of the city property.
The annual election of smears of Old
Well Lodge, F. & A. if, will be held to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. W. F. Bishop, €30 has been seri-
ouslygrll at her home on Belden avenue,
is improving slowly.
-A number of good >>second«hand in-
struments for sale cheap before taking
inventory. J. W. StudWell.
The regular meeting of the Junior
Prohibition club will be held in Dibble’s
Hall, at 7.30 o'clock this evening.
The South Norwiuk— Congregational
Sunday school will rehearse for their
Christmas concert on Wednesday night.
Hops Hose company had their flag at
half mast yesterday out of respect to the
memory of the late George L. Bogart, of
this city. .___.-._-
The steam barge "City of Utica,” with
a load of coal consigned to Westport
pulled, sunk Saturday night below
Tavern Island.
-Bosting stoves .55... cost. F. H.
Nash dc Bro.
‘ Beryl, the thimen-months-old daugh-
ter of George Miller, driver on the street
railway line, was taken with convulsions
Saturday. Medical aid was summoned
his the patient is now improving.
Captain E. II. Rose, of Company l",
was in New York Saturday, trying on
his new uniform. A friend who saw
him remarked that he made as fine a
looking officer as any in the C. N. G.
~Sewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
The ascend Home Sociable will be held
at luslc Hail tomorrow evening. A
pianos time is always had at these soc~
iablss, but to-morrow night the minuet
will be danced, which will doubtless add
to the pleasure of the occasion.
_..
The Br dg sport Standard is responsible
for the statement that Colonel William
1!. Stevenson, vice president and gotten
ll W of the Honourable road, will
Dun-d Ir. Bostwick as president of the
New England road.
”We are going to present tocvery
child who comes accompanied by its
mother, father, safer, cousin, aunt,
uncls,, or grandparents, they making a
purchase in our store, will entitle the
Mubosstoavvry bandsomcChristmss
book. Booth Norwsik Boston Store.
Twolivsswers lostbythesinking at
Jsusymymfthstnghoat Vsndscock,
whishhafrcqnsatvisltortothisharbor
“ecumenical-lacunae“. 'l'hs
’“mmattsslr death from thsassir
; wars James Farrell and George
whowsstdnwnwlthihastcamer
* Wmmiiou ”a an...
M ”I'd-0'”. 0‘ the strsst railway
h ”0 My in Birmingham, the
d
”smasher-loam: it. hold their
regular roosting Weight. '
-—It’s economical—Brussels soap.
Whitney d: 003- branch store in An-
sonla is for the holidays only.
William Joseph, of Wiauipauk, is suf.
faring from a severely sprained ankle.
The public schools will close on Friday
of this. week until after the holidays.
—Home-rendered fa—r'd, 10 cents a
pound, at F. Hayes' market.
Mary A., widow of Hiram 8t. Johu,of
Norwslk, has been granted a pension.
Charles Britta, of East Norwalk, is
building a new house on the Saugntuck
road. l '
The Marvin lot on West avenue is pro
ducing asplendid crop of sign boards
this season.
—Bmall fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
at F. flayes’ market.
Rev. C. J. North, of this city, occupied
the pulpit of the Porichester Methodist
church yesierdL____ '
Miss Annie Whitstein died at her home
on South Main street, this city,last even-
ing, of typhoid fever.
' -—Heating stoves soid'ht cost. l". H.
Nash 85 Bro. __ _
Edward Lockwood, of Stamford, pre-
sided at the organ of the South Norwalk
Baptist church yesterday.
Mrs. E. B. mineral-High street, bor-
ough, who has been seriously ill, is worse
to day and she is not expected to live
the day out. ~
A cottage prayer meeting will he held
at the residence of Samuel Hopkins on
Osborn avenue, East Norwnlk, to-mor-
row evening.
—Baving recovered from his recent
illness, G. 8. Kendall, the dentist, may
be found at his office, No. 9 Washington
street.
Charts for the Choir Boys’ concert are
now open at Hale's and Piaisted’s drug
stores. Tickets are selling rapidly and
the affair is to be a success.
City Attorney John H. Light with ap
pear in behalf of an applicant for a li-
cense before the County Commissioners
at Greenwich on Wednesday.
Fifty new passenger coaches are in
course of construction for the Consoli
dated road in Worcester, Mass. The
tale! cost will be $250,000.
-—0ne good Shoninger upright piano,
$200. J. W. Stndweli.
The "Boomer" did not receive much of
sboom at the Opera House Saturday
evening. Dan Packard, the star, is six
feet in height, but the comedy is much
smaller. _- _
Samuel Smith was sentenced to twen-
ty days in jail for vsgrancy by Judge
Knapp this morning. Patrick Lihey
was fined 81.00 and costs for drunken-
nets.
It is said that James K. Selleck, of
East avenue, is negotiating for the pur-
chase of a large tract of land on West-
port harbor, with a view to making it a
summer resort.
——Cnrbing, 50 cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
Misses Sadie Bull and Maud S. Kel-
log, delegates from the Golden Rule
Band of the Second Methodist
Episcopal church, attended a convention
in New Haven, last Saturday.
—Notwiihstanding the sudden cold
change in the weather, the price of coal
remains unchanged at John ll Ferris’
Egg, stove and not slats, 84.50 in yard,
and $5.00 delivered.
Scofield & Hoyt announce in to day 's
issue that their Christmas stock is now
open and that it will be disposed of at
bottom figures. It would be well to
read their advertisement and give them
a call.
lira. Mary E. Hall, wife of W. B. Hall,
the well~known Bridgeport dry goods
merchant, died Saturday afternoon at 4
o’clock after an illness of over two weeks
of pneumonia. The bereaved family
have the‘hearlfelt sympathy of numer-
ous friends and acquaintances in Nor
walk in this sad silliction.
—W. J. Righiman is no longer in the
employ of F. W. Askew, of the South
Norwslk 8team_l_.3undry_.
To-morrow evening, at 7:30 o'clock.
the Building and Loan association holds
its seventeenth monthly meeting. The
Lcrediting at this time of the second semi-
annual dividend at the rate of 7 per cent.
per whom will give this meeting special
interest, both to members and to those
who, at the beginning of the next half
year,contsmplate joining the association.
A great sermon was preached yester-
day morning in the Norwalk Methodist
church by Dr. Peck, of New York, in
behalf of home and foreign missions.
Cards were passed through the magic-
gallon and in a few moments they was
returned with a subscription for missions
amounting to 8554. This will be supple-
mented by two hundred dollars or more
by the Sabbath school.
-F. I. Krupp, the batter, has taken
the agency for the National Steam Lann-
drysnd Dye Works. Call and see him
at 91 Wuhiullou “rest.
The othnsvsuingsu Elm street young
lady boarded an tip-town horse car and
took a seat opposite snslderly gentle
man,whobsgsu toddgstaround in his
seat. He finally plucked up courage to
remark: “Bay, miss, you are losing
your watch.” The young lady looked
downsi hsr chatslsioe watch, than look'
ing up smilingly remarked: "Thanks,
Ilr.bnt it is fast.” When the gentleman
left the oars-hon timssftar, he was
hssrd to remark: “Hang than new
fssgisd ill-p, anyhow” never could
ssdwrtsas than.”
‘
Id
his resignation as commands: of Com-
pany C, of Stamford. to take effect at
once. He will be tendered a banquet by
the members of the Company this week.
The members of the booth Norwslk
Athletic association are much interested
in the success of their gymnasium and
they hope to be liberally patronized at
their matinee bail on New Year‘s day.
Ye, that are “Y’s", be sure and melt
at the home of Mrs. Annie Waters, 17
Day street, Tuesday evening, Dec. lbrh,
at half past seven sharp, and don't for
get to bring your thimbius and scissors.
-Dnn’t fail iogniwnd uociableof 8.1"")
Norwalk Fire Pilllce, at G ‘rninniu liuii
Monday evening Dvc. 15. 1890.
Carl Scbnub. while coming up Wash-
ington street Saturday night, was attack-
ed by a man named Anderson. While
Mr. Schaub did not receive s~rious injur-
ies, his teeth were pretty badly shaken
up.
It is said that on January l the custom
department of Hutchinson. Cole & Co.'s
factory will be transferred to the ilrni’s
Bridgeport factory. Frederick P. Peitet,
their head cutter, will accompany the
department to Bridgeport.
—-For the past Week Mrs. ll. L. James
has been Billing nil miliinery goods, also
trimmed and untrimmed hats at great re.
duction. Full line infanis’ clothing.
New patterns for instantaneous stamp-
ing just receivul.
Frank Jones, a vendor, who was dis~
posing/9f». nuts on the streets last Saint~
day, was tried before Justice Coolidge
this morning for kicking John Wt-yer
hausvr, a Summer. newrboy. He was
fined $1 and costs. amounting to $0.77
Rev. J. N. Folwali, of Westiield, N. J..
was unable to preach in the First Bapti-t
church yesterday and sent as a substituti-
Rev. Mr. Rice, of the same "place. Mr.
Rice preached excellent sermons. ile i
secretary of the American Tract Sucti'iy
of New York only.
——Closing out sale of framed picture’s,
has commenced at Whitney d: Co's.
Everything at and below cost. Call
early for firstchoicr. No. 5| Main street,
Norwalk, opposlfl' Raymond's furniture
store.
The music lovmg public should not
fail to attend the concert at the First M.
E. church on Wednesday evening. in
addition to the local talent who will up
pear, II. C. M ckiem, harp animal, and
daughter Bessie, saxophone soloist, wtil
render. several selections.
Rev. Archibald Wheaten will deliver
his lecture on "Glass Houses." for the
entertainment of subscribers and mite
box contributors to the Baptist church
building fund, on Tuesday evening. The
public is cordially anilcd Admission
free. [lecture to begin at 7.45.
--llou’t fail to attend sociable Us Smith
Norwulk Fire Police, at Grrmamu Hull
Monday evening Dec. 15, 1890.
About ll) o'clock yesterday morning
smoke when-en issuing from lht‘ wit.-
down of the Norwalk pottery on Smith
street, and quite a crowd gathered.
Officer Adams was notified, and upon
arriving at the building one of the wit»
dows was broken upon, when it was dis-
covered that some of the employees of
the works were starting a fire in Min
of the kilns.
"Any grocer who Instructs his clerk
to sell some other soap for Brussels soap
is teaching him a lesson in fraud.
The celebration of the Immaculate
Conception was held at St.liiary's church
yesterday. Solemn high mass was held
at 10 30 o'clock. The eelehrnnl was Rev.
Father LUZZHBIICP, of Kcyser island, as
stated by Rev. Father Slocum as deacon,
and ReV. Father O'Brien as sub-deacon.
After the gospel an excellent sermon was
preached by the Rev Folliel’ MacDonald
of Keyser island. Music was furnished
by the choir of the church, accompanied «- -~ ~
by Wheeler and Wilson's orchestra of
Bridgeport. Them was a large attend.
arise at the service.
Y. ‘1]. C. A. Holds.
The first session of the Workers'
Training class will he iwid this evening
at70'ciock. All christian young men
who wish to take up a systematic study
of the Bible are inviiod to joxn this class.
This class will meet every Monday evvn-
ing from 7 to 8 o'clock, and being at
this hour will not interfere wrth any
other engagement that owning.
I]. B.‘ Wighsm led the song service
Sunday afternoon and a good number
were in attendance.
The crokinole tournament was further
continued Saturday night.
Bowl Estate holes.
The summary of the Weekly chord
for the week shows real estate salesss
follows: New Haven, 20: Bridgeport, 22;
Hartford. 5; Waterbury. ll; lferiden. 5;
New Britain, 5; Narwslk, 7; Danbury, ‘7.
The amounts loaned on real estate were:
New Haven, $33.17!: Bridgeport, Ml.-
102; Hartford, “Milo; Waterbury, 819,
770: Ierlden, “7,476; New Britain, ‘8,
102: Nurwalk, 32.900; Dsnbnry, $37,153.
A direct Car Demolished.
A manager tram on the New England
Road embed into a street car at the
Main street crossing in Danbury, Satur-
day morning. The car was demolished,
but the uni lady occupants who were
the only passengers, miraculously es-
caped without injury.
Among the Vita.
If a courting match is not declared oil
it must and in a tie.
Bendik—"fiss hers. Tom, 1 saw you in
a pswnbroker’s shop ibis morning."
Tom—~"lt’s all right. pater, l was just
passing away the nuns.”
nwufiif‘mmfiim»
Wfshnpwhhlhsllghi 0(th
m—mmmammum
[airship-tests.
.Opcrs flours, hot-walk.
A Grand Concert
Williamson
Willeliay Ellllll, Dec, 17.
By ihv celebrated
BOY CHOIR
of Trinity church, Bridgeport, assisted by Ills
BUSAN i'. ”AWL“, I ostrslto, formerly of st.
Patti's Church their, Romain. Thu progmnme
will comprise
sosus. BALIAIH, humus Tums. quart.
'l'it'r'rn otmtuhwtvsosm,
(fllOHL'altn so
The flolo Boys of this l‘hnlr r all among the
first (if lhi‘ Chillilyt
Director hill JiMKS RAKE“,
Accompaclaia—MK‘E. M JACK‘H)?‘ and lists
ATWOOD.
A\drriisrlluli. 50 cents, iriclnrling lleser (iii Seats.
which maybe no at llaie's and Pillflud'il drug
stores Children hall pliw. concert commences
at 8 o'clock. oil in
FIRST lllflfllfllfi
Wiinalatheiiii. Del. 174i
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(Si-and Concert of the Epworih League
Assisted by choir under the direction of Mr. Bie-
phui [latch
Ilsa Bruin Ifscltl- m, Faxsphone Soloist, net-rim
gained by In ii. i} lecklein lllrp‘sl. liq
sci ism is the only young lady saxophonist luforc
the public in day.
Ira ids Keen and hit. W. i’ctry all: must by
reciting rev. ral select'ons,
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TRIMMER HATSallBDNNETS
—-—~— A'l' THE—m—
llillinelv Store of R. l. Collins
Have that added a full line of
FA N017 (r’r()()I)S
-—-—-ARD ._._
Chrisimas Novelties
And a fine line of
LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS!
Before purchasing elsewhere call and exhibits
my stock. The prices are reasonable, quality cf
got (is rcnsidercd.
R. M. COLLINS.
12 trans s'rnnn'r,
ill‘J in
l have moved my stock of Crockery. Glass and
Pottery Warn iatoths store recently ccm .led by
the Taft limiters clo'hierw if. Wall om»: ,‘an
walk. where i hope: Ice all my (lll Nleiflmz’rl and
ssmany nowoncs as shall fswr me with n. cal.
I pen Dare her 1'!
n. 3. WILLIAM a.
iii: iv v. Wald. s’i‘linkr. NORWALF.
N 07103.
‘l’RGEO’S l). M. MARVIN, of Nov York, has
L changed his other hears from Wedaailsys to
Tamales- "or n boronsnltevion that day from
i! to £1.30 at 5i South lain street. south Nor-
walk til‘i iw
"rim“ semis?"
Real Ellflll all Illllll‘lllfil,
WASHINGION STREET
South Nor-walk. Conn.
eta-5 If
to ANTEB *
-dvernsements under this head not naming .‘i
hm. l firm 9:); . fl limes so; , i week it is)
i
para oit'vivs litmus Wl'l‘cll‘i my};
area wsla of drpot. Address if (i. if post
nflice «it at
CAPABLE YOUNG Mill. TO ASSIST ll"
g“ ml housework and lit care of iwn small
child . Apply to or address an 3.. No. it quin-
tam Place, hurwslk
dl: 3t
P0 8 8A LB.
Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 5
lines. l tin-mac. 3 times 50:. i work ".00
we...
“CRACK—trolls! l! DA‘BURY, six
tow, nearly new water in h nose. in untvrlus
ordvr. on high ground, 7 minutes to put chine,
p'cssant locality, for house lots or small farm near
sou-h \orwslk. Price $2,600 address C. a liner,
Dar bury. (loan. rill lw
WT 0F OAK ANLH'HH'I' ‘IUT ”LES.
dress 1. Mass. flowsyion, tit. d
1 61.1.9 variation no bolu'lllfl'llll .vr
t'wrtasn's furniture store. an ax ll ‘11» W's-lb
legion street, rust tad of bridge. South Novaslk,
Conn. d9 lw
wo am building mo, in “in; run front, on
All.
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Wastsvenns Applyto W.lJ.iiAIlli-i or
i. I. trove on!
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no new. .
Advertisements sndsr this headers extending 5
liner, 1 time fie, slime lion. i work Sim
' "O a’i'lilils 02‘ Till WAPHIRMON
strut bridge. east of (Manama flail has a
sion January 1. WI. Apply in Wm. Jesse noon-its
him. til! at
Dl-lilhflbl ton on WAT!!! s’f'llll’l'.
A sear ‘asilsgtnn street, suitable for light
mmnfnttsring trust us; wholeorin cart. (king's
ll. Bro-halt! £00 . 9! Wsirrst , Ionic waalk.
d1! lw
I)dll'l'01nm'*l Kill lull!" mum, Ii
ran-s: "It'll Aim part of inn-e No. 9!
Dumb Iain wirssi. ii lilo-s. all «manicure. Ap-
ply lu'l'lyldr t (icicles, or W, loungp. st uses-
wood flu. (in.
Funmsnrn "duration. on wasniiidL
inn street. address "loom," care sentinel
nine. waif
13ml backlash i. howsti rairr or
(it: Ifoytslili snarl» ' magi;
A to . i n street.
rim-lit ““ sum
110ml! 0' six pools Oil woonwsao
ave-smut. Alan hasseofsis moms.“
llmtslb. Ila. Pastor hon-son Woodward arenas,
O Inquire of l A I'm
Till woomuan Emma-ii nouns.
fist-admit!
OI! noose a n.“ "Ch. 0'! as
was It. 2W9.” swarm”. “new at
. ous . 1 .
lit—mm anti
Dav scavuiionn.
ransom IOBWALK lino lohWALl.
Vsslis ass Mycol- clssned and disinfected on the
improved plan. all orders mptly attended to.
hddr rs
dd tin
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F urniture Dealer.
New Store 46 it 48 Main sh, Norwsllt
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Ito. s Berssrly street. Tolephm.r
WLTH. you nuts.
Chat-leis Mott,
as lairdsld Avenue. Bridgeport.
A, S. FERRIE.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jonelry.
has Watch Repairing s spatially.
II flouti- len ..
hides a Cami»! 'urlnr .il slip-trim “"1me with no lfllpfl'W'tl ’i'nng L'rirupcr. and both parts
[gaunt c, it quickly prudur‘ni womb-mil.» ll n'mnr and fashionable results. With its aid the half can
a
lid
lentil, and is not even rift-ch 1: iv;
ltdoes not breakolor min the hairlllm mm Curlers and Grim nenr fntlaino n ion and
is nuarantm‘d l-r give satisfaction. m AI Elli“!
vicinity we will mail it to any dress mat—mid
live for sans. ll ‘ '
Iyflli'fi to The .
Olin 10"” IAVUOI DA"
ii) war-inns strut .f’m‘
nailyfroll talisman-afloat! 8pm
an on Batmdsyevssingsfrasli ins. ~
winter-talisman Deposits.
Mulls Ionian.
I Vllshl‘lltl AID WILV “I'll“. LITTLE Ill‘flll-II‘I’ ’0. MI.-
“W Emilio-MAGNETIC GilliLEli Allll mm
This“ lhn mnsl fur/Mt, coavrsrrnl. it'd!“ rmi rffrritvr little toilet stricken? inflow. .I'fufl‘nlo
l'l‘ I’D-
ln any desired slvlv, ..n.l when an ' -« wu'v. Lislif little instrument it retain. the amt much
(but llitd, alssays not.
”a. BHDGMAN. .. ormnnamrts.
the damp uti‘.
PIIICE. 500.
,- . I‘d-Mill“ . _ . . \té‘ __ ‘ .-
1/1354 1' ‘ 2m~?—~«~—~—
HONEY REFUND“ ll‘ .
it is for sale by the leading drm . rlvv and have goods trade gensraliv, but if not obtainable in your
‘ hastening safe delivery. on local 'tg'md l {th
B c f
draft or tell if we to - o r. or currencyin rs
hfis'z..rfiliromwan .V'. whiff... rumpus". wanted for
ostiiberolurms.
ill ll
H. KRIEGER’S MILLINE
nets, which we have on hand, at :i very low figure.
nery Goods must go before the holidays. A :mrc chance to
get a hat cheap.
Fillllll‘l, Bills all Plums ii a Gilli Sacrifice.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
the town.
cents on the dollar,
All kinds of Furs.
Lillli’ and [lenis’ Underwear, Hosiery all Handkerchiefs
of all kinds. must be sold at any price, iin‘ we intend giving up
these departments.
HOLIDAY NOVELTIES !
col Albums. etc.
and examine,
lions. Children‘s Hosiery, fast black, 10c.
Muhackemo South
Hotel H KHIEBER Norwalk,
Block I i‘uuii.
dill it! s
r. iimigmsn'a Cnrsoimlll'til’becheltmflhli Specialties. ltmutifuland pspulsrguods.
SOUTH NillfWAllK, CONN.
We are now ready to close out all Trimmed Hats and Bon-
All Milli-
» ——-——¢.—. ,. ..-
We are showing the ”Mill. complete line of For Goods in
MllllSol'hll kindsi‘ztpcs in large variety of 50
All lll'lSt in: sold before the holidays.
All must go, so come at once.
Albums, Dolls, Bric slime, Toys, Autograph Albums. Musi-
All the newest. things for presents. C(lllle
A new atssorinwnt of Jewelry. Rilylnns. Rib-
oiioitee it. minors.
Slll'lfl NflllWlLK Blunt S'l'llBE
-——~—-——-. .mwn...
~THE~
Extends Its Greetings To All.
..———-—...-_.__.
We would say that we are prepared and are now showing
ihe most exienstve lines of
CI'Il‘lISTMAS TOYS,
. GAMES, DOLLS,
PLUSH em ms,
FANCY PERFUMES
AN D N UVELTIES of all descriptions
ever shown in South Norwalk. A few reasons for calling
and seeing our line before buying elsewhere: ‘
1. We have our reputation to keep up for selling every-
thing cheaper than any e no else in town. ~
‘2. Every article sold is guaranteed. both in price and
quality.
3. We have better facilities for buying, therefore we can
allow] to sell cheaper than our competitors
4. To ihe hesitziiing 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 to the letter everything we say.
Finale. We could keep on mentioning reasons till we filled
up the entire Sentinel, but space doc-s not allow it.
however, to receive a call from one and all, we remain, as
ever. your obedient servants,
THE 808“)" STORE,
Trusting,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
(lily Goods.
Hoods.
M. 5. SMITH.
Again (fOllllllClllOl'nti'S the s arson by offering: to the people large varieties of Holi—
I)urin}_;f this week tv . are making the greatest
elioi'l of the season in display to the people :1 line and well selected stock of Christmas
We loo] it is impossible for any one to surpass us in quality, quantity, or in
artistic exhibitions and now that we have oiided this lu'ioi'stuloinent will mention a few
of the articles we have on sale at prices guaranteed:
(lifts of every description.
FANCY BASKETS. -
An appropriate and useful Christmas present. We. are
displaying on our center (‘lillllli’l' 500 Ilillerenl slyles of Fancy . . .
Baskets. Th" Will's 0“? fl-w'llllllshiugli‘ low. (the some as in all ' of llzintikerchiels are piled upon (illl' counters, mugging in price
the test ofour departments this Wilson l. The largest and mos! . from 3c to $3.00 each.
conipleic assortment ever exhibited in this vicinity.
acceptable present for Ladies and (lonis
ole at. every price and in every style.
l'niidy and (Mice llztsitcls, kin, m;
l’iii, Hair, Nursery,
Juvenile Books and Booklets.
Never was such a variety of ell-gum. Books placed before
the. people. 500 styles of Juveniles, “.200 styles of llmikleis, 125
entirely new publications.
A grand assortment of ll'hristmas
l'nrds on exhibition for line Chrislinzis season.
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Fancy Goods.
Exclusively for the Holiday seitson. We have always had
the reputation of exhibiting the contest and newest styles of
the season, and on which we never ask only importers' prices,
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flamers
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which are exceedingly low,
unless great quantities Wf re sold.
This we could not allorll to do
The best of value in (‘loih Bound Books by all the popu-
lar authors.
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A IuUSllhzul :i grander assortment than at. the present. time for the
Waste Paper Bash [Notes sense".
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Open Every Evening After the 15th.
passed
Jointed and Plain.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
New special bargains. ilumlrmls upon hundreds oi'dozen
NUVUI' «luring our history have We
DOLLS.
Our stock of Dolls for the present season cannot be sur—
Kid Bodies, Bisque Heath Dressed and Undressed,
All the llilli’i'tv'l imvoilies.
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«TE W ELRY.
At less then (hit: third inmiiilueiurers’ prices, and in addi-
tion to the slum: Startling bargains we will ollcr all the lat
styles in jewelry and miscellaneous ornaments of that hill}.
Examine our line oi jewelry before purchasing elsewhere. for
we buy direct from the manufacturer and in large «identities,
therefore enabling its to rave at least 33!, per cent. upon our
purchases, which We give directly in the trade.
The largest variety of Silk Umbrellas ever exhibited in our city.
”'4 M. S. émith, ". Dry Goads.
INSURANCE, WING, sum NOBWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler