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SPECIAL NOTIOE.
Notices of local entertainments of all
binds, to which an admission is charged.
and police: calculated to promote private
«ram. accept where an advertisement
of some appears in advertising columns,
are charged for at regular rates, 10 cents
a line.
_. I" Ins-k Build “author Um“.
The centre of the severe Atlantic
cyclone, now cfl’ the Capes of the Dela-
wars, will probably advance northward-
ly today, with a tendenc to curve to
northeast. It was atten ed by heavy
snow on the slopes of the Allegbanies in
Want Virginia and Pennsylvania and in
parts of the Hudson Valley. In this
district to-day partly cloudy weather
will probably prevail, with slight
changes of temperature and brisk to
fresh northeasterly and northerly winds,
followed by clearing. In the Middle
States to-day partly cloudy, slightly
colder weather will prevail, preceded by
cloudiness and light rain or snow near
the coasts, north of the Potomac, with
fresh northeasterly to northwesteriy
winds, followed by clearing. and in New
England cloudy to partly cloudy weather
with snow in the northern and snow or
rain in the southern portion, brisk mirth-
oasterly to northerly winds dangerously
high oil the coasts, with no decided tom:
paratnrs changes. On Friday in this
section and in New England partly
cloudy to fair, slightly warmer weather
will probably prevail, with fresh north-
erly tonorthwesterly winds, becoming
variable, preceded by light snow on the
upper New England coast, and on Satur-
day warmer, fair weather.
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amt-turn Almanac tor Tit-Morrow.
Bunriaes Sunsets High tide Inw tide
7.16 I 4.25 4.46 10.56
It is said that Southport will soon have
a weekly paper.
1118 election of ofiieers of the Norwallt
Fire Department occurs next week.
' —8mall fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
at F. Hayes’ market.
Fifteen vagrants lodged in the tramp
room of the borough lock-up Tuesday
night.
St. John’s Lodge,No. 6, A. F. k A. LL.
~v'fill'liifld their annual election of officers
to night. mm“
. Where was a very high tide yesterday
afternoon and the docks were flooded in
many places.
«One good Shoninger upright piano,
$800. J. W. Stndwell.
- A bright little boy In; arrived at the
home 0! Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Lee on
Chapel street.
The wind, yesterday, demolished a
chimney on Dana Biseell’e house on Ply-
mouth avenue.
railway line, is of! duty, suflering from
a livers attack of neuralgia.
#Ourbing, 50 cents a foot.
Bheldon, contractor.
Olive Branch, Knights ol Pythias, will
hold their annual masquerade ball at
Ionic Ball on the 9th of February.
William
A party of South Noiwalk “Genders"
want to Wostport this morning enjoy a
mill pond dinner prepared by Charles
IACroix.
During the severe rain and wind storm
yesterday, the road in front of George
Low’s store in the borough, was badly
washed out. .-_ -.-_
-—Uaeful holiday presents at Bay-
mond’s furniture store. lrsdies' cabl-
ioets, desks, chlffoniers and fancy plush
seat chairs and rockers at bortom prices.
Owing to the storm the East Avenue
I. B. Sunday school rehearsal was post-
poned from last evening to Friday even-
lng at 7:30 o'clock.
The number of school children onumer~
sled in this state is 159.2“, an increase
of 1.909. and ”19,430.75 has been paid
from the school fund.
A louder of I locomotive on a ’uravel
train left the track between East Nor-
walk and B innatuck‘ this morning, and
“and travel on the road for a short
liars.
unmanned lard, 10 cents a
pound. at F. Hayes” market.
The South Norwallr Peanut Tally Com-
pany. I. L. Pnrcuplll, prietor, is the
lattes addition to the industries In this
city. The plane of business is located at
14 Raymond street.
be civil suit of T. J. Burns vs.
IDI- A'Bsarn, for damages resulting
from assent fight between the two
man, Is being tried before Justice B. W.
lupin lathe borough court room to.
.w.
‘L-‘Oll “.90 per pair: also.
”is Wowpsu,stW.Pod-ors'.
"fldmolthsltowsyton Social
a.“ ‘ hlch mos vad
“WW. w ssr
humanist-Ida, evening. It is
manna that thud»: will ma to-
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mosaic ’V” insulin steamy ,
Jams-Kaunas has broken ground
anemhoussoncsdar straw, borough?"
-Bewsr connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
One hundred and forty-live prisoners
are confined in the county jail at Bridge
was
Olive Branch lodge, Knights of Pyth-
las, will amplify the third degree to.
night.
-Fresh pork and sausage, 19 cents a
pound, at I“. Hayee’ market.
A son arrived—in the household of
Druggist Hull, of East Norwalk, on
Tuesday.
«A number of goodfisecond-hnnd in
struments for sale cheap before taking
inventory. J. W. Studwell.
It is reported that a popular borough
shoe clerk will soon wed an East Norwalk
young lady.
During the severe storm of last even-
ing the east side of the Benedict Farm
bridge was blown over.
-Usefnl holiday presents at Bay-
mond’s furniture storefi Ladles' cabi-
nets, desks, chifloniers and fancy plush
seat chairs and rockers at bottom prices.
Joseph H. Raymond died at the home
of his son, A. A Raymond, on Elm
Grove street, this morning at 4:30 o’clock,
after a lingering illness of several
months. He was in the sixty-fifth year
of his age and was a well known citizen.
TOLD to A use)“: TWO.
Matters Worthy of Mention from livery
Quarter or Connecticut.
The question whether or not New
mm Hourawurtnd ;
Haven shall furnish free text books to.
the pupils of the Roman Catholic porn I
chin! schools was decided Monday at a l contenders block-“oath Natvmk.
special town meeting by an emphatic no.- _ M. " ’ '
But to reach that decision over 600 citi- ‘
zens who attended the meeting were! ::;‘”—"»~~~l
worked up to a high pitch of excitement
and at one time it was feared that a gen-
wcre called in.
, by ‘W‘ 10
Charlie,” is dftasn fast in halghjby all
test across and weighs about 380 pounds
As soon as the cross lsln proper shape
the steeple climber will paint the wood
work around the entire church, a job
which will take a ut four weeks.
Alter that he willg to Middletown to
finishnjob in thatp no. lie also has
jobs in New Haven and ridgeport.
A (lard.
29 Scorn MAIN 81.. So. NORWALK, l
Dec. 17th, 1890.
Mr. F J. Grubb, Asst. Supt. Metropoli-
tan Life Ins. Cm:
Dear Bin—Please accept my thanks
for the gromptness in which you have
settled t 9 claim upon the life of my
daughter. I would like the public to
know that I was not put to any trouble
whatever in getting a settlement for the
lull amount, viz :8500. I only notified
you of the death Monday, the 15th last.
I have this day received the check.
Nothing could be more prompt.
Yours respectfully.
Anna Wart-mus.
TAYLOR it GOLDEN,
Rlfll Eilfllfl and IISII‘IIII,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk. Conn.
anililtf
W ANTED.
Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
lines, 1 time 256.. 3 times we , 1 week It 00.
Art—«3m v machinists}; CAREER
he cat‘sici' wife. lilo washingx’gt'xgd wa'ages to
t ti pary. A p atstcrcut t) in
stock.s L. Dibble. 3")?
Com.
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' I 001“. OR TRAVELING SALESMEN. CALL
4 or address Plymouth Rock Pants Comps y,
New Haven, Conn. d1? hr
URNISHBD ROHM FOR IMMEDIATE USE.
Inquire at Alhertou's bakery and COINCI:I0..~
ifiififlfiifia"
Advertisements under this Minor acceding—b
_ lieu, I Limo ‘25s, 3 times 50c. I wcck $1.00.
West avenue Apply to W. C. SAMMIE. or
oral light would follow and the police TWO choice building tots, so and so feet front. on
I t it
The allopathic, homeopathic and colon . -
tic schools of physicians in this state will :
unite in an eflort to secure the enact-
ment of legislation in Connecticut re.
straining the practice of medicine by
impostors.
The “Ik 0‘ new Stallone {or on!" c“. y room house ’35 and SI Washington street. Inquire
ies goes merrily on. Bridgeport's needs l
and claims have already been discussed .
and notation is promised there. Now‘
President Clark, of the Consolidated,
says that New Haven must soon have;
better facilities. It is understood that
the present station will be moved north-
ward and westward to make room forlgiafiflmcm
the improvements.
A casket, containing the remains of
the little child of Charles Bradley, lire
the basement of the chapel in Indian.
Hill cemetery in Middletown. This cas-
ket has been there for the past. sixteen
years. Mr. Bradley went south yearsLOfllct-
ago and has not been heard from since. f
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HOW
TO LET.
Advertisehrcnts under this head not exec-oiling 5
lines, I time the. 3 time.- 506. I week dim
ROOM FLAT To FAMILY 0? NOT MORE
than three prrsmms llcnt Sou-I. in the span-
dlblf
’l‘WO STORES ON THE WASHINGTON
street bridge. cast of (lcrmanla lIaII. Perus-
sion January i. Inltl. Apply to Wm. Jesse oppo~ltc
depot. did on
at the office or The Old Well Cigar Co
DE‘IRABLS LOFI' ON WATER b'l‘ilEK'l‘.
near “asblnuton street. dulllblc tor Iluht
manufacturinibust use; photo or in part. George
Co . 43 Wattr st . South Netti-elk.
ART OF “OUR no.1 HENRY fi‘l’flllil‘, 5
rams; rent .12. Also part of house No. or
south lain street. 0 rooms. all conveniences. Ap-
ply to Taylor .b Holden, or W. Yonngs. n' Lock-
wood Mfg. Co.
Ft'nmsnnn FRONT noon. 0N WASHING-
ton street Address "Room," care sentinel
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‘ttou tiscsunen z. Lowstt rah-r or
honrcon Grow- street live moms. rent tl'l
H. C. Douglas and others of Windsor i Apply too. tr. lluyt, m ocnth stun n:rcct.liottlh
Lock propose building a horse railroad
from Windsor Locks to Puqnonock and
to Windsor, a distance of five miles.
’ Network. ~
, 1101788 05' ‘iIX R00)“ 0N WOODWAHD
[£3.le
avenue, SIS. Also housi- of six rooms. East
' Nuwnlk, 313. Part of b one on Woodward avenue,
Hartford and East Hartford people ’9 I”9“1‘”‘?‘E A wmwm'
propose petitioning the general assembly
to make the Warehouse point bridge
free.
the request.
Workman at Weed‘s factory in Hart-
ford, accidentally left gas turned on in a
and lighted a match, causing an explos- ‘ A
The bridge company wrll oppose,
‘ swarm. at Old Well Cigar Company.
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I 3700 up
work room yesterday, and later returned . 1km”! NONI!“-
ion sufficient to break many windows,»
and throw the men down.
While hunting ducks oil Lord's buyl
last Friday, William Morgan, of Lyme,l "M”
froze both bands and arms badly and:
narrowly escaped freezing to death. Beg
killed forty-three ducks before he lest
the use of his hands, however. '
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The ctty of New Haven yesterday]
through Its corporation counsel gaveimm 10”
formal notice of intention to petition -~~~ . . _.
the next general assembly for a new
i To: woonw ~ diners-MAB- 1? “an?
"of. and cold wnlcr. bath room, beater. ac .
nub stabllng for ilvchnrecs, cow stables. Cliii‘kvn
houses kc; rent '2'; pa month. Inquire of t:
oil If
( NB HOUSE A'l‘ ELY‘S NECK, ONE AT
Elm (irovmantlom-on Tones street From
Apply to John ll. Knapp. 7‘: Wt-sitfn'. ,
on I
PLEASANT HOME IN A CONVENIENT
locality is oilernd to persons who would like to
I visit Washington some time during the winter or
r . lloom and board
use...
will a tin . In J E
laHI-l..N Wug ,
ashlnutoo. D C nutty
LOST.
Advertisements under this head not cxccedlns r.
Hues, t time 25c, t tltnes hOcJ week two
Australian tflsoLIo pref—urchin;
set In gold A Inward will In- given for 1H! re
N. l’hInncy. Mtrwnlk. ms 51!
rowan." " '
charter. The object of this nmvcls to DAY ecavzrmnu. "V "V" 0W” TOWN.
wit 1 I in clean water cbmt- and co-sptxils on
consolidate the town and city govern- the Improved pins for loss mom-y than out n!
meats, and to provide for other import-
anl changes.
ENTHBTAINIENTS.
A ("and "mildly Ilill.
Utl Gluing". night,nt Music "a”, lllt‘. It to '33:“ at 51 Bomb Mam sun—t. flout
management oilers shoot of amuar~rn.;1..--- , .
Lester and Allen, the impersonators, and} Proposals for lnsylug
their company, under the management
of it. ll. Brock, will appear.
tor and Paul Allen head this troupe
They promise a novelty in the shape of
refined variety.
budget of new songs, Introducing her
Irish Imitations: the "llreat" Hilton,
contortlonlst; luster Luhln, a boy won
der,perfortnlug upon the violin choler-
eolos with all manner of articles in place
of the usual how; the Two lllgbleys will oi
appear in their musical sketch, "Just
Sneaked lu;” Prof. Seaman, in the sen»
satloual mystery, "Elects," an illusion
that puzzles all; Adolph. America’- on.
chapter; Ills. Ifarie,qussn of the sir.‘
will make complete changes of costume
whlls floating In mid air: Bipo, the Ala-
bama"buek" dancer, and urns. Alber-
tinaand her prismatic fantasma views.
This constitutes one of the grandest holl—
day bills Booth Norwalk has ever seen.
and the business will undoubtedly be
enormous.
holds at no Unknown Ants-at.
A press dispatch sent lrom llorwslk
lays the people along the state line in
Westsbsstsr and Pamela county have
been greatly exercised lately over the
nightly raids of an unknown animal,
supposed to be a panther, which has
hssocausing theta much trouble. On
Friday morning last George loses, a
Bedford (armor. found a better half
«unionist near his harmsadafew
days balms flock of chickens belong-
lagtooasof hlsaslghbosswssravagsd
bywwswillaaimal.
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town much. In the
bot manner. Vault-s disinftctcd ll'd: of charge
Address Box li'l, Knuth N: rwalk. do .im
NOTICE.
SI‘RGKUN I). H. MAIIVIN. of New York. has
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changed his omcc brute from Wednesday» to
Tue-dais, llc c .n be ronrullul on lItnt dug
All work guaranteed Ilnln
from
Nun
fl” lw
flowers
1'": undersigned will tl‘cvlvr' proposals lor lay
In: newt-rs lhmu-b (trove street, ('mu slrn t,
"Ill, If“ i Woodward tumor and llntlltt nwnuo, in thr- H?
of booth Norwallt, no toutrnday. December 2th
resume o’clock.nooo. la and s
cttlcsu me
can be seen at the nillcc of Will am it
napp. l‘. E .
Among the nu“. am on Washington ram Tits city rvlflvvl the: yin
Ills: Annie llart, who will appear in a m "Rd ”N" M“
nioutan J. (‘U'l‘lllut
committee on tlepsrs.
la the most powerful oppml'loa telegraph company
over «summer! It» system comprises ”.195 tmlrn
wire. towering nearly all the prior! i points
flora llcotla to l'allfotnla. and 11 team can
stantlv extended. It deserves the support 0' every
peach-so bellows In mpfllllm. Bomb Nor
walk more is launches» Hotel.
dl|3t
tiIIllw
l have moved my stock of Crrxzkery. (liars and
Pottery Wweintolhs store recently «cooled by
the ‘l'afl Mbersmlothlzrs, if. Wall "MLNM-
walk. where! hovel . are all my old Minimum and
sum monsoon shall laser me with a call.
Open . hula.
fl. :3. Will-LIA”...
Ill iw to WAhl. li’l'llllf'. NORWALK.
DAY SCAVENG ER.
'0! SOFT" BORWALK AND NORWALIK.
Vaults sat Minnie elem-ed and til-interior] oaths
improved plan. Allowin- prumptly attended to.
“lift.
Cltnrlesi Mott,
a! an as htrfisld Aves-as. Bridgeport.
A. 8. FERRIS.
.l E W E L E R .
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
”museum‘s”.
Olson-flu . Denim
A" MERRY CHRISTMAS! ‘
GREAT HOLIDAY SHOWI
Thursday, Dec. 25.
Engagement of New York's Prime Favorites,
Lester & Allen’s
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Picked Vaudewile Stars of America.
Under Ihe mansgementoi ll. [1. Brock. Onrgrard
selected company the pick of the world; he popu-
lar favorite. Ilse Annie firm In new songs- the
Great Hilton,cuutonlonist lclfllldnct‘; inner
Labia boy wonder. meniscus prrf trust on the
violin; Prof dot-man and his sensational mystery.
"ch111;“ the Two Highleys In their (may and
tor-Ind oos sketch ‘ Just Knockout fuz" Adolph, .he
mchsnter; I'llo lane, Queen 0! the An; Sip",
14::er Aden's latest Importation; Mme. Alber-
tins and her wonderful prismatic fattaems views,
the like of which have never been tquall d in
America. and last but not least the Antenna Kings
of Black lace Ctmeoy,
Billy-Lesterl Ann—Paul
Originators of all Ihev do.
There are only two teams on earth, beaten! All
and Barnum o Bailey. nests now on sale at t! c"
atd Gregory's. . d 9
Four Organ Recitals
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
SOUTH NORWALK.
TUESDAY EVENING, IAN. I3, l89l.
Ir. A. is. GilliDN, Organist.
Soloiste and Chorus of Elly.
WEDNESDAY EVE’G, FEB. ll, l89l.
. Prof. GE”. W. MORGAN Organist.
Min- MAl'D MORGAN. Harp
WEDNESDAY EVE’G, MAB. 4,189l.
“Midsummer Night's Dream."
Reader Ir CHAS. li' UNDERllllJt
Organist, Mr. FRANK TAI’T.
Reserved seats to be had on and after bet, 5' Din
grams at l’laiated'r, South Norwa k, and Grcgry's
drug azure, Narnia. Course Twin-ts, $1.50 sub,
single Tirki I?! no no h each r ‘1)
Reduction of 10 I120 null.
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TRINMED HITS and BIN NETS
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Millinery Store of II. II. Collins
Have jHEL uddvti a full line of
I’ANCX' GOOI,)S
Hess——
Christmas Novelties
And a line but: of
LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS I
Before pun-basing elsewhere call and examine
my Block. The prices are reasonable, quality of
get (I4 considered.
R. M. COLLINS,
12 MAIN STREET,
sot't'n Nonwrttk.
(outdoors pom»
SOI‘TII NOBWAIJC, - (IONS.
Huntsman Winter
Oysters fresh from the surround-
lng waters served In every
dl'! ‘lw
Fnk
THE
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3'. E. POWER
n’l lf PHOPKIETOR.
HIII'III BISIIISI UIIIIEB!
STA "5‘08 D, (JOSH.
Kilucam- for b-mim-aemilumes both «cm; in an
profitable ml Illcmllvc pus-I man. Now lathe: nest
linu- tn cnler lini- Collegoanvl hr read for the» wing
demand, Bookkeeping. Penmanship. Bun mg,
nhorvhand. Typewrltlt g. Telugrnpl‘ty, ctr taught.
thoroughly. (intrinsic: inland to paylnv poett‘um.
lluslnrwa llllll‘tfl su .plm ulrbmmpvtmtaulmmta.
l'nll or send for pr npnclns Amines l'rsaldent
Hem” lltmuss i' liege, run-afoul Conn,
JACOB m. LAYTON,
l cal [state and “intro Meet, (innsral insurance
Anon: nlI'lrt-, Life and Acrub-m. ”(can
ruminant irkuts~('nh:n and Menage, units
for iii an upwards and Money Onion to all W0
0 [more Nanny Public; mknowlerltzrments
taken allrmvl Tickets. BIKKIR'O ('hsclml to Dec
titration.
as Inn-(ton titre-t. lint to Put Dido,
SOUTH NOBW A Mi, CT.
Inuit llan Insure Your life!
*t‘wvrn renll allay will give you an Endowment
Policy a! stem pmlblc at 50 yi‘ufl or Ago, or at
death. If 3mm; nrllveI tmllll day will film you a
Life Policy for BMW. and you do not one what
you have paid In, um I! you stop paying, any year
after fllllro. (lmrne‘rrilcm «letters! Life insurance
Coin I .of Martin
W, ii. at txnoattnotcn. Agent,
Washington street. Math Nomads.
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UNDERTAKER.
32 North lain Street, South Nowell
Open at all hours. The services of an. m."
and funeral 01mm unmet my! I,
GEORGE ll. RAYMOND,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 & 48 Main st, Norwallt
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Meat! lo. Ii 58me strait. Telephone
our. 174. or light.
sum ”03"“ DAVE“ I‘ll
at Washington btrsst'. Ito!
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xmmtn...r "
“swallowedsa M
$31" Wkfifi‘um
. pneumonia. * no;
Olrasstm, 1i rooting!“
siantIitHnu
Arc oil'cring the largest litre of Christmas Goods that have ever
been offered to the people of Norwalk—-~not trash, but fine
goods at very low prices.
Anyone can purchase a present atwour place
From {1259 III In a $49 Plush lacuna,
0.- .. $50 BROOKE SHAWL,
And by the crowds that throng our store from morning till
night we think our cllorls are appreciated.
To better accommodate our patrons our store will be
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we. DECEMBER.
That the past six months of suc-
cess has met our most sanguine
cxperhtions, and shows that our
endeavors to please the trading
public of South Norwalk and
vicinity HAVE been appreciated.
It has more than met the antici-
pation we made when we opened.
But to come down to the presents
)ve intend to make this week.
[III Sfllfli-AIIIIIIII IINVIIIIN
In celebration of this fact, also
open every night till after Christmas. We shall after to the
eopIc of South Norwnlk a better line of goods than have ever
been offered to the residents of that town. Store open over
night ‘1
NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK.
300——
P. S.-—-A full line of Christmas chairs will be oilered very
cheap.
Ihristmai Presents I
USEFUL IND IRNIIIENTIL. ‘
PopularOne-priceCounters
5cts., l0cts. and 25cts.
On each of which we put the best goods we can furnish
tor the money. ‘
A large assortment of better goods at popular prices in
low prices. -7
HAN D K
CARIBRIC.
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InlNlCr ’ AND SIIJIC.
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illtrlficrs and Scott's,
Hosiery and Gloves,
Mulls, Collars
—- ooov<
and Capos.
I. llickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
to keep us in the minds of the
little folks, we shall give to every
, child who comes accompanied by
their parents, they making a purchase in our store, will 'eniitl
gthe children to a Christmas Present. We made this offer be-
‘fore for last Saturday and Monday, but having so many calls
from the little ones since then, we have decided to keep this
oilcr open till Christmas, or as long as the presents hold out.
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REMEMBER!
This is our anniversary, and we intend to give buyers oI any
Iclass, whether oi Christmas Pro cuts or not, the bé§t treat in
,Lthc shape of first-class bargains ever given in South Norwalk.
X. B. ~Wc do not claim to go to the city twice a week to
buy for our patrons, we generally have the stock on hand; if
gnot, we have an office at 120 Franklin street, city, with buyers
fin each department. Any orders for any class of goods we
Ewiil fill in twelve hours,
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3 83 WASHINGTON STREET.
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YU'LE-TIDE CHEER
M. S. SMITH.
gain commemorates the season by offering to the people largo varieties of Holi-
day Goods. Hills of every description.
oliort ol' the season to display to the people
Gmflx
During this; work we are making the greatest
:1 title and well selected stock of Christmas
We Incl it is impossible for unv one to surpass us in quality, quantity, or in
artistic exhibitions and now that we have ended this In‘ivi’stntmnont will mention it I'cw
ol' the articles: we have on sale at prices guaranteed:
FANCY BASKETS.
.\n appropriate and useful Christmas prmcnt. We are
displaying on our center counter 500 dillcrcnt styles of Fancy
Baskets. The prices are astonishinglv low, (the some as in all
the rest of our departments this cartoon). The largest and most
wtnplcte assortment l'i’trl‘ exhibited in this vicinity. A most
acceptable present for Ladies turd (Ferris Waste Paper Bask-
cls at every price and in every style. Pin, Hair, Nursery,
(‘audy and Office Baskets, &il,, 3w.
Juvenile Bwlteand Booklets.
Never was such a variety of elegant Books placed before
the people. 500 styles of Juveniles, ‘ZOO stvlcs of Booklets, 125')
entirely new publications. A grand assortment of Christmas
f lords on exhibition for the ('bristnms season.
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Fancy Goods.
EXclusivcly for the Holiday season. We have always hurl
the reputation of exhibiting the contest and newest styles of
the season, and on which we never ask only importers’ prices,
which are exceedingly low. This we could not ailord to do
unless great quantities Wt m cold.
The best of value in Cloth Bound Books by all the popu-
lar authors.
i HANDKERCHIEFS.
New spot-in! bargains. Hundreds upon hundreds of dozen
of llatulkcrtrhinls :m: llllt’fl upon our counters, ranging in price
from 30 to 933,00 ouch. Never «luring our lilil‘ll'y have We
bad a grinder assortment than at. the present time for the
Xmas shrimp,
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DOLLS.
Our stock of Dolls for the present. season cannot be our»
passed Kid Bodies, Bisque "mule, llrumcli mill Undressed,
Jointed and Main. All the hottest novelties.
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JEWELRY.
At loss than one third nmnulaciurcrs' trims, and In addi-
tion to the above Startling bargains we will oilcr all the latest
styles in jettclry and toisccllmmous ornaments of that line.
Examine our line of jewelry before purchasing elsewhere, for
we buy direct irom the manufacturer and in large quantities,
therefore enabling us to save at least It'll, per cent. upon our
purchases, which we give directly to the trade.
The largest variety oi Silk Umbrellas over exhibited in our city.
M. S. Smith, - Dry Goods.
, INSURANCE. ammo. sum NOBWLLK.‘
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