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Notices of local entertainments of all
binds, to which an admission is charged,
and notices calculated to promote private
interests. creep! where an adveflisanenl
of some appears in advertising columns,
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law York Harald waatnss lorasasts.
The storm yesterday near the lakes
will probably continue its easterly movav
meat today, increasing in force on the
Atlantic coast from Cape May to East-
purl, Ila, and attended by snow or rain.
n this district today partly cloudy
weather will probably prevail, with no
decided temperature changes, and brisk
southerly to westerly winds, preceded by
rain or snow and followed by colder,
clearing weather. In the Middle States
today partly cloudy weather will pre-
vail, preceded by rain or snow near the
coasts, with nearly stationary, followed
bylower temperature and brisk south~
westerly to northwesterly winds, becom-
ing high oil the upper coasts with the
easterly passage of the lake storm; and
in New England cloudy to partly cloudy
weather,wi1h slight temperature changes,
by rain or snow and followed
clearing, colder conditions. 0n Tues
day in this section and in New England,
colder, fair weather and brisk to lresh
westerly and northwesterly winds will
probably prevail; and on Wednesday by
warmer, fair to partly cloudy weather,
followed by snow in the northern parts
of this section.
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their regular meeting to-night.
—Excelleut sweet unfit for mince pies
and table use. Belts dc Farrtngton.
The new addition to the county jail at
Bridgeport is now occupied by prisoners.
ll. 8. Smith's miniature toboggan slide
in his show window is attracting much
attention.
--A fine line of cigar cases and holders
at Lockwood’s.
The case of State vs. Sarah Raymond
is being tried before Judge Knapp at
Darien to-day.
The members of the Junior Prohibition
club will hold a Christmas box at Dib-
hie's hall, this evening.
—Small fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
at F. Bayes’ market.
There will be a meeting of the Court
of Burgesses this evening, when the new
city charter will be read.
Supervisor IlcCsrthy and twonty-fivo
of his census onumerators are yet await
ing pay from the government.
.—Decorated £891, 50 pieces, im.
ported, .390. Wm. H. Meeker tit Col.
60 So. Kain street.
The Wheelmen and Social club will
give an oyster supper to their members
and friends at their rooms on Railroad
place this evening. up
George Washington Gilbert. the Ridge
field hermit, is alive and well. He do-
uiea that there is any truth in the rumor
that he is missing.
—-Uselul holiday presents at Ray-
mond’s furniture store. Lndiee‘ cabi-
inets, desks, chllloniers and fancy plush
seat chairs and rockers at honour prices.
Ifr. Tattle, the rent agent of the New
York and New Haven railroad, was in
East Horwslk this morning looking alter
the company's recently purchased prop-
erty in that section.
The funeral of Joseph ll. Raymond
was held at the residence of his son on
k Grove street yesterday. Remit. J.
North odlciatlng. Thcinterment was in
the Ptvs Ills 11m: cemetery.
411“ received, one hundred baskets
of choice grapes direct from the growers,
namely. Dianna Catawbas, lsshellss.
Blots & Farnngtou.
Rev. Dr. Seward preached in the First
Wist' church yrsterdsy morning.
an theme was lllsspent Forces, and the
discourse was replete with profound as.
buttons, which were presented in the
clear and beautiful manner.
(lorrnlsy arrested W. I’.Gris
wold, last Saturday, for being drunk
sad disorderly. The prisoner was brought
blonds-tics Austin this morning, but
owing to the absence of the prosecuting
wavy the case was adjourned until 4
o'clock this altsrnoon.
~Tflnty-lve organ in a box, 81. A
plus Xmas present. At Lockwood's
thrusts. M
May lightlhsodios boy in 801th
W‘s factory left the valve in the
m apart sadabout 10 o'clock, I.
I. sans discovered that water was
M”. W “Owning of his ”on
Word wasssst to Ir. Hoyt on High
W‘ the dilulty was remedied
in he. he damage was dons
“magenta.
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Ifsny of thsstorcssrs being decorated
with evergreens for tha holidays.
~45!“ line of mssrscbsum pipes in
town at Inokwood' .
liners a Harmon have an interesting
holiday greeting on the second pugs of
today’s issue.
The pews of the South Norwslk Con
gregarious! church will be rented next
Iondsy night.
—Tbe lodisn River, Pls., oranges have
the most delicious flavor. A variety of
the same. Belts & Farrington.
There will be no pool and billiard
games in the Old Well tournament while
the house is In mourning.
The classes and reanlar prayer service
of the East Avenue If. E. church will
be held together to morrow evening.
—One good Shoninger upright piano,
8900. J. W. 81ndwell.
Connecticut tobacco growers are get-
ting small prices for this season's crop.
Where sixteen cents should be received.
they get ten.
Dr. Edwin Everett Smith has erected
a handsome 810,000 house on his recently
acquired "Stonehenge," formerly owned
by W. J. Gunning.
—Only two more days of closing
out sale of framed pictures at Whitney
a Co's., Norwalk. Great reductions for
these two days.
The annual election of the Board of
Engineers of the Norwalk Firs Depart-
ment will he held tonight at the Pioneer
Hook and Ladder company’s parlor.
The H. C. P. W. 0. met last Friday
evening with the Misses Tolles of Chapel
street. Next Friday Mr. and Mrs. George
A. Whelpley will entertain the club.
John E. Light, of this city, will re-
spond to the toast “Our Sister Town,
Norwaik” at a banquet to be held in the
New Canaan Opera House, December 24
—Elome-rendered lard, 10 cents a
pound, at F. Bayes’ market.
The race for chief of the Norwallr fire
department promises to be exceedingly
lively this year. Among the candidates
are J. T. Prowitt, Frank McKcon and
Fred Merritt.
Succi, the faster, passed through this
city last night on the Boston express.
on his way to Boston where he has
an engagement at 31,5001: week in a
museum.
—Curbing, 50 earlier {1' foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
The Board oi School Visitors will hold
an adjourned meeting to-morrow even-
ing, when the question of introducing a
new grammar in the schools, as an aux-
iliary to the old one, will be discussed.
An adjourned meeting of the Board of
Councilmen will be held this evening.
Bids for constructing the sewer system
in the lower section of the city will be
received and the contract probably
awarded.
—Notwithatanding the sudden cold
change in the weather, the price of coal
remains unchanged at John B. Ferns'.
Egg. stove and nut sizes, $4.50 in yard
and 85 delivered.
The County Commissioners will be in
South Norwalk on Wednesday to bear
additional liquor cases. The cases of
William C. Jesse and hire. Mary Cresgh
will be conducted by Rev. J. A. Biddle
on the part of the remonstrsnts.
—A full line of easy chairs, tables,
fancy desks, at David Stow’e, 28 South
Main street, South Norwalk.
Frank T". Clark has returned from
Massachusetts, and reports excellent
sleigbing all through Hamden county.
He did not purchase cattle, as he
expected, but compromised matters by
bringing home a huge six toed feline of
the masculine persuasion.
Glover‘s American band are making
preparations for a big time at their con-
cert and ball which is to be held at the
Opera House on Christmas eve. Tlckets.
admitting gout and ladies, have been
placed at the low price of 50 cents. We
trust that the worthy organization will
be liberally patronized.
~Sesl plush sacks .1111 broche shawls,
great bargains for the next three days,
at Scolield dc Hoyt's.
Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper
announces that its next issue, December
21th. will have an article by Rev. James
H. Ross, 0! Somervllle, Mass" upon
L1eut.Totteu’s theory of the origin of
the AngloSsxou race. Lient. Totten is
a Yale University man, and has a wide
reputation as a scholar and thinker,
and Ir. Ross’ article relating thereto
will be united with interest.
“Having engaged acholce lot of poul-
try for Christmas, wb will be able to
supply all who wish to enjoy an excel-
lent poultry dinner. We also receive
Long Beach Celery, which esct-ls all
other kinds raised around here. 11.11.11:
Farriugtnn.
The Chicago Advance for December
18th says: The East Ave. Church, Lock.
port, over which Rev. B. B. Brown was
just Installed pastor, has purchased a
good lot on which they wlll build a
chapel in the spring, presently to be fol
lowed by a line church building of which
the plans are already secured. At pres-
ent the people worship in a private
dwelling standing on their lot,~lltted up
for the purpose. The people rally
around their new pastor enthusiastically.
Thschnrch attendance is large and in-
creasing. The membership number!
ssventyone, with prospects of a large
increase. Theoutluok is most snconr
aging. In thatpartol thsoity there Is
no shank, and the field lstksrsfors
largesndthsrslsplsatyofroost.
Dibble & Oamstcsk‘ sum that.
they are rrsdyfor Christmas trade.
The German societies are making
prs'
psrstlons for an appropriate celebration
at Christmas.
-—0ll paintings 08.50 per pair; oleo
graphs $2.50 per pair, at W. Podmors'r.
The work at featoonlng the auditorium
ol St. Paul’s church with evergiasus ls
being complewd to day.
Mrs. M. E. Head will give a reception
at the “Hillside" seminary tomorrow
evening, beginning at 8 o'clock.
—-lndiun splint baskets at reduced
prices, 24 Main street.
The letter carrier» of the borough post
office came out in their new winter over-
coats for the first time this morning.
The final rehearsal of Christmas exer-
cises to be given by the first Avenue M
E. Sunday school on Christmas eve, will
be held this evening.
-—l"resb pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at I". Hay 1311’ market.
The annual meeting at the stockhold—
ers of the Guy National Bank will be
held Tuesday afternoon, .lnmtnry l3,
1991, from i to 2 o'clock.
Christmas purchasers should not forget
the poor children at the Children's Home
They have already received a box from
the scholars of the Center school.
—Plush goods at less than manufac-
turnrs’ prices for the next three days at
Sccfield & Hoyt's.
Susan 6., wife of the late Isaac Eng-
lish, died at her home, No. It Plymouth
avenue, this morning, aged 50 years.
hire. English was the mother of Dane C.
Bissell.
Owing to the demand for space in the
advertising columns of THE SEM’ISEL
to-duy, it became necessary in issue 11
supplement, which contains interesting
reading mailer.
Richard M. Bmton sold his pl‘ruy
cottage on Courtlnntl place 10-day, to
V. A. Scofi-jld, who Will take possuodun
immediately. Mr. linuton crmlemplutes
burldlug somewhere on the lull.
——A number ol good second-hand in
strumeuts for sale cheap b. fore taking
inventory. J. W. Sludwell.
A horse belonging to a Mr. Burk, of
New Canaan, run away in Winntpnuk,
ough, where he was captured.
wheel of a carriage containing lira. Lon
don was taken all near Wmnipauk by
the runaway.
Old and young were amused at the
store at Atherton & Company Saturday
evening by a live representation of Santa
Claus. Thu sidewalk was crowded and
the police were kept busy in keeping a
passageway clear. Old Nick mll np
pear afternoons and evenings from now
until Christmas;
-L'eelul Holiday presents in furniture;
the largest line at lowest prions at David
SlOW'fl. 28 South Main strei-t, South Nor-
walk. _ “H
Attorneys E M. Lockwood and John
J. Walsh, accompanied by Deputy Sher-
ill Toner and Chlel Buttery, are in New
Canaan today trying the Italians who
recently locked their boss, Georg.- Queen,
in a shanty and nearly starved him. The
case will be tried before Justice Stun-nan.
Lawyer Walsh wrll act (or the defense.
' Yesterday's New York Herald contain
ed an account of the last Home Sociable
that was amusing to any the least. The
grand match, supper in the spacmus
City Hotel dining rooms and a list of
persons, the big majority of whom Were
not prevent, were perms made use of and
showed that the writer possessed a fertile
imagination.
—-Brnzil NuteIPVsper 1.1111 Hard She-ll
Almonds, Fllbetts, Pecan, "lottery and
English walnuts. Time a Forrrngton.
enlisted in the regular army twu years
ago and has since been stationed at An
gle Island, Cnl.,1nthel’1rst Unlied States
Infantry. has been rilschnrged for then-
brlity, on account of severe injurxee re
ceivod last September while his regiment
was engaged in a rhsm battle. lie is
expected home in 11 low days. Mr. Clu-
son, by his own exertion and 11l1il'11y,llnd
been promoted to curpeml, with every
prospect of further promotion, and the
accrdent which made if. necesmry for
him to accept his discharge is to he re-
grettul.
Luxury for amnion.
in thoulegnnt new combination lunch
and smoking csrs winch have recently
been added to the ”Brit Mgr" express
trains on the Consolidated turn] has pro«
vidcd its patrons With luxury in tram-l-
ing heretofore unknown in "tin section
The car is a regular sized drawing room
car with the exception that one end is
used as a baggage room. This is entirely
cut oil from the rest of the car by a par
tition. A small portion of the car, but
one large enough to accommodate turn
card tables and afford room enough lnr
eight men, in used as a card room. This
is divided from the trading or
smoking room by means of an
elegantly polished bless frame work
on which are hung rich draperies.
The smoking or reading room occupies
the major part of the car and is neither
more nor less than a parlor on wheels.
The floor is covered with a rich carpet
and there are numerous reclining wtlluw
chairs richly upholstered in blue. Book
with which the passenger may while
away the hours are provided, and thirst
may be quenched at the wins room,
which is situated in the rear end of the
car. There Is a stewstt in charge of tilts
and also one to wait on passengers. The
car is illuminated with four clusters of
gas burners, making it as light as day.
The car is accessible only to drawing
room ear passangsrs.
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The Opera House was filled last erm-
ing by an appreciative radiance who
were delighted with the excellent uro-
gramms rendered by Later l Allen’s
troupe of Picked Vaudeville Stars and
Kiralfy’s Parisian Ballet Troupe. The
inlmltablaimpersonatlons of Auniallsrt,
I’m Albertine, Daly and Levers were
of the highest order, while the reminder
of the compsny by their clever and real.
istlc performances received the merited
applause of the highly pleased audience.
The presentation of this large company
of stars on the stage was attest ton
Potatown audience, and the managers
of the Opera House are to be congratu-
lated in securing an amusement that has
suchu high standard of merit.—Patt~1~
town H’s.) News.
Manager Stanley has sermel the
"Rapid Transit" company to appeal at
the Opera House to-morrow evening.
thus giving Norwalk’s play-loving people
a rare chance to seen firstrclass play that
mm in mechanical effects and is full
of fun and wit. The pneumatic tube is
a feature a! the play and is interesting to
all of this enlightened day who with to
are a satire upon the driletent inventions
0! fast and speedy travel.
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WOMA 1 TO no HOUSE WOrtK 1WD WAIT
on sick life. No washing; good cages to
the right part . Apply at stereo! Dibble 1!: Font.
stock. 1.. Di bio, r. did lw
(KIM. OR Tit-1V ELl'lG SALRSMEN. CALL
1 or address Plymonlh Rock Pants Comps v,
New Haven. 1'1 un. d1? fw
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FOR SALE.
Tidvertlsemehts underrthisrhcad. not ereredln£li
1 lines, l time 250. 3 times 5011. l \amh 31.01)
3 Old. CARR! \(lES. SL818, YIELD [PEDES
and Xma- goods at Furniture Store 21)“: and
1 201 Washington street, ear: of bridge, sorrzh Non
:wslk. 11‘: its
JAM UF' ()LDGKM’K WHE L‘l (ll A Vl‘lTY
to suit purchasers; made by lbw nneiemgnul.
Acolyte Charles Adamail Adams avenue Nor-
walk. di‘) 3!.
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W0 choice building 1 so and 61’ feet front, on
‘ Wear avenue Apply to W. C. SAMMIS. or
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TO LET.
UWER PART OF HOUSE, Bio 19 SANFORD
Pace; modern improvements. Pv-wesswn
Januaryl Apply to A. T. Merriam, it: Math
lam in“, South N rivalk 119.0 iw
4 than three {means Rent {9111 in me apart—
ment house 19 a d :11 Washington etrtct. Somme
at the unit-e or The old Well cigar Co die 11'
ART OF [FUNK 260.! HENRY nrusur. 5
mums; rent ‘12. Alsopsrt of hm-e No. 91
north Main street. tircnms allt'onmicfit‘t‘l'. Ap—
ply toTsylcr & Golden. or W. Young. at. Lock»
wood Mfg. Co
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ton rllttrl Addicts "imam.“ care sentinel
other. L291!
‘30! DECEMBER 1, LOWER PART 0i"
houseun Grove street live rooms rent 3!?
Apply inc ll. Hoyt, WI numb Mum sneer. who'll
Norwalk, nth rf
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avenue. :13 Also honseo.’ six 1111 ms. East
limvalk ’13 Part of inure on Woodwsrutvenne,
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list and cold wetter. bath rnnm Lester. .kc .
mth einh a for tire halter-:1, cow Mahler. rhivken
houses :3; rent .25 or: month. [upum <1: t'
swam. at )Ivl Well Ulkl‘ll‘ Company M3 1'!
()NR BOUSE AT ELY'S NECK, ON! AT
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locality ls chem] to persons who would like to
visit Washington some time durin' the mater or
s ring. Room and board .110 a y. In! J K
arbour, "IN I It ,N W sshrmflon. D l‘ more
Sotlcc.
\YO’l‘lCR is hereby given that spp‘1carlon will be
A made to the next rem-Inn of the General Aa-
sersh y of the slime ofi‘onnecthtut for authority for
the l'lly of South Norwmk to fund 1111 111mm,:
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[JAY BCAVRNGKR. OF lll’R OWN TOWN.
wh 1 111111 clean water closet-1 and (”spools on
the improved plan for less money than 011'. o'
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of who. ruvcrlng nearly all 0",an polars
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111121111111; 11. RAYMOND.
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 61 40 Main sh, Harwell
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Residence No. it 3121me street. Telephow
111-11.174. Dayor night.
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS!
GREAT HOLIDAY SHOWI
Thursday, Dec. 25.
out worm—Two PEOPLE IN 11.
humor of New York‘s Psi-s Isvwltn.
Lester &. Allen’s
Picked Vaudeville Start of America.
Usderrhe mansgesuntnf It ll. Brock. Oargrsrd
relented company the pick of the world; he pow
lsr Isvmllc. also Annie blur in new mgr the
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Labia boy wonder, marvelous per! rrncr on the
violin: Prof seem-induce mm mystery
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meted can sketch ’ Just banked fnz" Adolph. the
nebula; I'lle latte, Queen of the Air: Blpn,
[arteriaien‘s latest in ration; Into. all)“.
tinsnadbevwmderful matte fastawas vav.
til: like oi which have never been squall d in
articles. and that has not least theAtvertnn [logs
or Black lace (.‘tnurly.
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and litmnll bellsllq. Best! new on salt at M's
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TU ESDAY,Dec. 23
THE LAUGHING BOOM
RAPID TRANSIT
MONDAY. '
talisman. or
1‘. W. Hofele’s Company
.1, .1. COLBILN. General lsnrger.
countero-
Original Music,
satire,
Screaming Illustrious,
And the Original
SPANISH CACHIICA DANCERS I
Prices, 35, 50 and 75 Cents.
Son‘s on «tie a! ila‘e'a and name's. til?
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GLOVER'S All ERICAN HAND
AT Till OPERA BOCaK. KOBWALK,
CHRISTMAS EVE, DEC. 24, 1890.
Tickets, admitting ‘1 Ant ml ladies. {1‘1 cents,
all) tw Henry (lemma, l'rnmpter,
Four Organ Recitals
coucucenouu CHURCH
SOUTH NORWALK.
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. I3, I891.
Ir. A. 3. GillsU‘S, Organist.
cutouts and ('homs of fifty.
WEDNESDAY EVE’G, FEB. ll, I89I.
Prat. 0311 W. IOBGA‘J. Organist.
M11111- MAI'D KORGL". ling.
WEDNESDAY EVE’G. ”AR. 4, 189I.
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Renter Mr CllAtl. P UNDIBBILL
(biracial, Mr FRANK TA",
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gram or. l’lmted's, s‘onxh ‘cvws k, std Greg ry's
drug yore, Norwalk. (Jaunt- Tickets. .110 etch;
Slows 'l'irku re 30 cents mob or)
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Are Rsady‘for Christmas Trails.
We have some horns raised Potatoes
of exceptional good quality at 81.35 per
bushel; Florida Oranges We a dozen;
lines Ifsat, in packages to make 2 laps
or three small pics. the a package; Cran-
berries; a large stock of Fresh Candy. a
good variety at 90c a pound or three
pounds for 50¢. Try our Hols-es Pea»
not Candy, fresh and crisp, warranted
not to pull your teeth out, 20c a pound.
Nuts-English Walnuts 20s a pound,
Blitzll Nuts 20.: a pound. Paper Shell
Almonds 85c a pound, Hrrkery Nuts, 2
quarts 251:, a wooden quart measure full
of Peanuts for 10c, Filberts 181: a pound.
New Figs, 120 a pound, 2} pounds lor
251:; New Dates, line, 10c a pound; Pnpv
ping Corn, tried and proved good. 3
pounds for 21k; Cleaned Currants are a
success, 2 pounds for 25¢; Finest Seedlees
Retains, 251: a pound; New Raisins 12c.
10c and20c apound Notice our new
stock of fancy crackers. That Butter,
(Delaware County 1131”,) is just a boom-
iug success, s1 Hill]; at present at 25c.
Wsexpeetto advanu the price to 28c,
this quality worth 251: how at wholesale;
Best can Pumpkin 12.2, cheap by Co can.
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American Mixed.‘
Yankee Mixed, 20c
French Mixed. 30c
Chocolate Cream Drops, 2Ic
Churches and Ssclci‘es Furnished at
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LAUDER'S BLOCK
1‘.
S. FERRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Retaining a Specialty.
3. South Mall - South low-ll.
HITS! HITS!
Fall Styles.
in all grades and colors of
Still and Soft Hats, Silk liars.
Boy's flats and Caps. Crush flats for men 11.1111
. Nurrta soft flats for men at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
I51:
I’rtrIIt-ulur attention paid to
fining, Cleaning and Ironing
hull llrssa. 1129
DIDLIN PDIN'I'.
«tumours Pom.)
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J. E. POWER
a”! ll PROPRIBTUH.
BOYCOTT
THE OVERLAND PRDDDDE CD
But you can’t do it as lent: us we will deliver a
havrelol
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FLOUR
To your rmldnnce, all expenses paid, for
lililalarreIlDD.
Addrcsv communications to thls allies for the
Overland Produce Compmy. 11203-
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Only ~——No Instruments.
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Wicca. 430 Iain Street.
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liars lostsddrd a lull line of
FANCY GOODS
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Christmas Novelties
And s Inc has of
LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS!
Before purrhsaln elsewhere call and examine
my stock. The prEces are reasonable, quality of
gatdswnlldeld.
R. M. COLLINS.
12 MAIN STREET,
eat. scorn mom
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
PERFUMES!
All the Leading Odors 30c per r z
Sachet Poyvder
The fincrt. 21: per oz
You can save money by purchasing your Christ-
mm- (‘mods 111:
HALE’S
Popular Corner Drug Store.
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in. 4 Water 811111,il111111l.
Where having secured the services of callus
GORDON, the well known caterer. they cm outrun
at reasonable. cost, Oysters served '11 every style.
drank-1 cooked to suit rim to st fastidious Saw
wither. of all kinds. Ent Collec Hoe t'h colon:
Bot Tel, flotLamonatle and 11! kinds of Tanner
once Dunks. and in fact we have anything and
cverythms perhtlrlng to a 11m ewe lunch neon).
Open only and lore. Do non forget the PIM‘L'.
N0. ~11 WATER STREET,
“‘1" "L. _ -..~'f!.!",".:!.':',‘-
JACOB M. LAYTON,
ea! Estate and House agent General insurance
A shay—Pits, Lire and Accident. mean
Stemélp trims—Cabin and htsersge. Draft:
for £1 and opsatds and Money (tram to all parts
o Ia ‘ Notary Public: acknowledgements
taken mm Ticke'v. Engage Checked to Dec
tiastion,
65 Washington Street, lent to Post 0.“.
SOUTH Mlll W ALK. ll'l'.
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Seven rents adsy will give you an lndowluett
Policy a! 81.600 ts»ah1e at 51) years a! egg. or at
dalth. if prior; or live cents a day will owe you a
Life Policy for 31,000, and you do not lose what
you have prid la, 1 van 1! you Imp paying. any year
after three (Inspecticnt General Life Insurance
Company, of flsrtforrl
N. ti UROHMEDTEU, Agent,
Washington ether, South Summit.
G t; o. .r a; C1 turn to.‘
UNDERTAKER.
32 North lain titres-1., sleuth Somali
Open at all hours. The services of on Immune:
and Punersl Director m nr1~1i in)! is
IBI’I‘III DIIIlllI DIIIIEI.
91‘ ”Iron”. ““3.
kinetics for hesinesmevluentes both sexes to an
pruatahze and lucrative pvhll inns N1 I" lathe "2111
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demand. limit-keeping, Penman 19. can ins.
shorthand. Ty wrirlr g. Tclrgmplty, «tr, ranger
thoroughly. rsdnaien‘flaued 1n paylnr position».
Business hour" an .pr wtrhmrnpo contaminant».
Call or send for pr rpvcrus andrsvv President
Imill 3n. ism Collect. atarafortl Conn.
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Holiday Photographs
33703! 7!!! ma.
01.8. North.
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[DAY SCAVI'INGER.
rm: EOII'TII IOIWALK AND ”We‘ll
Vaults sad Ora-pools shawl and disinfected oaths
l-prwsd plan. All enlar- wry stlssrstrl to.
Adds ss ' '
Charles- Matt,
8 Ira I. m Am m
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For Your Will;
There is no better present
than a prospective and perma-
nent home.
Your wife will appreciate one
of those building lots on either
Woodward or Lowndes avenue.
From now until April, I will
sell these lots for $300 to $400,
according to size and location,
and accept payment on instaL
ments to suit purchaser.
You will make money by
securing one of these lots.
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR 5: GOLDEN’S or
of
C. SWART’Z'S.
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Firstclass goods at reason—
able prices are bound to sell,
at least that has been our ex—
perience in holiday trade. Sales
so far this year have been good,
still we have many bargains
left.
Choice pieces in Crown
Derby, Dolton, Royal Worces-
ter. Bonn Carlsbad, Limoges,
Tokio, etc.
Toilet Sets, Shaving Sets,
Manicure Sets, C ufl and Collar
Boxes, Headquarters for Im-
ported Cigars, Cigar Cases,
Gold Pens and Pencils, Foun-
tain Pens. Paper Cutters, Cut
Glass Bottles, After Dinner
Coliee Sets, Fine Mirrors,
Brushes, 5:0,,
Elegant Perfumery from
all the Best linkers.
Well come and see what we
have, we can show you better
than we can describethem.
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PIlISTDD’S
Drug Store.
43 WASHINGTON STREET.
M111 but: will" Inv- lm w-sdsal
wash try as, by 8111M r. .
Issue. a»! l». buss. 3
Norwalk Chronicler