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PalsstlusDastle, a. o. it. of the it. 0.,
will elect silicon on londsy evening.
Josie Linstiler of this city fell down
stairs on Christmas day and broke her
Um.
factoryars taking their usual holiday
vacation.
coming year.
pound, at 1". Bayea’ market.
W. '1‘. Peat, formerly owner of “Pig-
town,” has disposed of the property to
Ferd Hayes, of this city.
James B. Knapp’s residence on West
avenue is being bounded by the appli.
:2 ‘ cation of the painters’ skill.
The boat "William Denney" is dis-
?“ charging a cargo of "sugar loaf" egg
. _ coal at John H. Ferris’s yard.
-—Decoratrd tea set, 66 pieces, import-
ed, 88 00. William H. Meeker a 00., 50
' South lfain street.
Wat-ganmllsdforai tbsfol [instances
furtheweekmdingnecernbtrn 1 Parana
Worthemletterswiil’ please sayihey
are
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' Samarium]! fi.Ccrnel.Clsra
Stile. James Guile, James laloncy, Michael
owner "' comment.
‘n'm m and“.
'fl' is ’ Payaon. c. e. entrant. r. it.
an! Inawau roar omen.
Ira. James 11. Bush. Geo W. lnghain. Charles 0,
Island W. Iason, Ilsa I Riley. Andrew Tuck-
oi.
«.mw ' BARRYBIDRR,P.I.
low Int-h llarald Wanner lunch-ta.
The Southern cyclone is now of! the
Long Island coast and will move north-
east to Nova Scotia to day. The lake
storm will probably more to the mari-
time provinces of Canada and coalesce
with the Atlantic storm 01! Cape Breton
to-mouow. The storm will abate on the
Atlantic coasts today. A "cold wave"
' may be expected to enter this section
from Canada tomorrow. In this district
to-day partly cloudy to fair weather will
probably prevail, with no decided tem
perature change, and brisk to fresh
northwesterly to westerly Winds, follow-
ed increasing cloudiness. lo the
‘ States today partly cloudy to
fair weather will prevail. with brisk to
fresh northwesterly and westerly winds,
followed by cloudineseand by light snow
near the lakes, extending ea~t to the Up
per Enact: Valley, and in New England
cloudy to partly cloudy weather, with
slight temperature changes, followed by
warmer, cloudy conditions and light
show in the morning and at night on the
upper coasts with brisk to high norther
1y to northwesteriy winds, becoming
somewhat variable and decreasing in
Itrengtb; but shipping will beexposed
to dangerous gates oil the coasts. On
Sunday in this section and in New Eng
way cloudy to fair,colder weather
will probably proved, with brisk to fresh
variable winds, becoming mostly north-
westerly, preceded by snow on the New
England coasts, and on Monday fair,
colder weather in both sections. .
.. Intuit. ms; “tomorrow.
he rises Sun sets High tide ‘ Low tide
7.19 . 4 32 11.58 6.32-
“ The Christmas music Will be rendered
at Br. Paul's church io-tnorrow.
Norwalk harbor was full of boats yes-
terday that had put in for shelter.
The Band of Hope will hold their
Christ-ass exercises at Dibble’s Hall this
evening.
-8mal| fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
at F. flayes‘ market.
The children’s festival at St. Paul's
church will be held this evening, begin-
ning at one o’clock.
The Norwalk Canoe Club and some in-
vited guests will enjoy a dinner at the
club house this evening.
Warden Kseler and the newly—elected
Court of Barge-es will take the oath of
of ollce Thursday noon.
-stsr connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
It Is reported thatwnegotiatioue are
bring made to indutw an English mann-
lwturing company to locate in Norwalk.
On Christmas day at St. Mary's church
I motto collection for the pastor and
“rates, who have so worthily earned it,
was taken up. a-..
--lndiaa bushels. all kinds and colon:
fancy splint bushels: large hampers,
.1.”. William K. locker k 00., 50
Thheartlof many poor people were
“glad on Christmas day by the re
Wt oi turkeys, sent by a well known
w was. __
Divas 8. Killer spent Christmas at
m. clung the festive wild dnek
fiance-dd in bagging a ilusstring.w
'Mry “m.,......--._,
--a number of good second-band in-
'lrumsuts for sale cheap before taking
' inventory. .1. W. Sludwell.
an. r. it Wompastor‘elecl of the
“VIII Bspdst church, will preach in
”W Plains chapel at 4:15 p.111.
blown. A prayer and praise service
“hadn't”.
mingling thseoa-
asst
dMIVsaasr.
«’Vfl't thIOpai-a flours New Year's
nlahi and hear thsf.K.PiosOoacelt
names Wide.
wits'hsvs
fins... '- “Wt" '—
William Sheldon yesterday
In humans“ sewers through
Gland ”Maud Woodward
mm sud
WM lbsirwsddisg
“a It. m state-ham the
muffin m Wall 80011 M
,dwfl‘haha-sm»
Jamei A. Harrington placed an attach»
ment on William A. Knapp‘a restaurant
on Railroad place this morning.
H. H. Tucker will preach in West Nor-
walk Union chapel, Sunday, December
28, at 8:00 o’clock. All are cordially
invited.
—Baskets at coet'for three days only
to close out. 24 Main street, Norwalk.
The County Commissioners are hear
ing a Greenwich liquor case today. City
Attorney John E. Light appears for the
saloon keepers.
Owing to the storm last night the
Christmas exercises at the South Nor-
walk Baptist church were postponed un-
til Monday evening.
-—Fresh pork and sau~sage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. Hayes’ market.
A patent has just been granted to Her
man Peiter, a cutter employed in the
Norwalk shirt factory, for a combined
shirt and suspenders.
Charles Gregory, of Weston was in
Norwalk yesterday exhibiting a white
weasel which was trapped by Charles
Godfrey of that place.
—Curhiug, 50 cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
A cottage prayer meeting will be held
at the residence of David inson on
Cottage avenue, Bast Norwa Tuesday
evening of next week. ‘ ‘ ' ’
In a new advertisement on the second
page of Tim 8:311an to-day Dickerman
& Son offer the balance of their holiday
goods at greatly reduced prices.
——One good Shoniuger upright piano,
$00. J. W. Studwell.
The Norwaik Butchers’ Protective as-
sociation will hold their regular monthly
meeting in the parlors of the City Hotel
on Tuesday afternoon, January 5.
A train ran off the track on the New
York, New Haven and Hartford road in
New York yesterday, caused by snow
blocking the track. Travel was delayed
for an hour.
—Oil paintings 33.50 per pair: oleo
graphs 02.50 per pair, at W. Podmore‘s.
A special meeting of Butler Lodge, 1.
0. O. F., will be held on Monday even-
ing. when the matter of rooms will be
considered. The lease of the present
room expires in the Spring.
The third quarterly conference for this
year, of the Methodist church, Norwalh,
will convene in the church next Monday
evening at 7:45 o’clock. Presiding Elder
Cheney will be present and preside.
—-1ndian splint bushels at reduced
prices, 2i Main street, Norwalk.
A large number of boroughites are
making amngemeuts to attend the
sociable to be given at Nichols' opera
house, New Canaan, on the evening of
New Years day. The invitations are
out.
The thirteenth annual winter meeting
for the election of olllcsrstil the Conner.»
tlcut Commercial Travelers' Association
followed by the usual banquet, will take
place Wednesday, lhcembet ill, at the
Atlantic hotel, Bridgeport.
—-—J. 11. Patterson, of the High School
graduating class of 18m, and a recent
graduate of the Connecticut Commercial
College, Norwalh, has taken a position
in the allies of the Yale & Towns llfg.
Co.—-»8tamford Advocate.
There isa feeling among the young
people, and older ones, too, that they
would fits to see a revival of the custom
of mating New Yvars calls. In years
past the custom proved very enjoyabls
and their seems to hello good reason
why it should not be equally popular
now.
A general order issued from the adju-
iaai gmral's adios yesterday. gives the
standing of all companies in the National
Guard for the month of November. The
Second regiment leads the battalion
with 04.06; the First follows in order of
merit, rating as 55. the Third Is 87.10,
and the Fourth 35.01.
last use. W
John and Bridget Coleman lo Jere-
miah Callahan, land in Winnipaak.
ArthurB. Thalia to Navy I. Starr,
land at But lorwalk.
W. 'l‘. and Emma Peat to Ferd Hayes,
land on the turnpike.
Edward hylor to James H. Hoyd,
land on the salt mssdowr near Pine
island. .. «W--.
Interlaced mmmmmm Whoa elm-M ,fll'
tidal-loath We ymsrday, hy
mishaps-asst.
Thesmployees of the Norwalk shirt
E. N. Sloan and James 1". Hall have
been appointed borough auditors for the
~Home-rendered lard, 10 cents a
usury was. '
The wife of hole. the patient vendor,
had a narrowv escape from being asphyx-
iati-d by gas yesterday afternoon. Ionic
went to New York. leaving his wife in
shares of the small but the other side of
the Lockwood building on Wall street,
which he uses as a store. The charcoal
pan in his peanut router was burning,
and it is supposed that the gas from this
is what nearlyvaull'ocated the woman.
She was found lying on the floor of the
but about 2:80 o’clock lo the after
noon by a resident of this city who went
in to buy some peanuts. The man im
mediatsly notified Druggist Hale and a
doctor was sent for. She was taken to
Hale’s drug store, and as the doctor was
unable to bring her to a back was hired
and she was taken home. This morning
her condition was thought to be more
favorable.
“Do they teach by E23314}; system
Wour school?" “Yea'm. They is al-
ya objecting toaornething or other."
SUNDAY annuals.
801ml Nonwaut CONGRIGA'11011AL.-
Preacblng or 10:30 min; Young People’s
meeting at 0:10. Suh'ect—Extendinit
the Angela' Christmas rig—Luke 2:8).
18. Service at 7:00 pm. Short sermon
by pastor. Special music will be ten-
dered by the chair at both services. The
public cordially invited.
801ml Nonwau Barrier Commit-—
Rev. Archibald Wheeler, pastor. Morn-
ing subject—Matt. 11; 3. Has the true
Messiah been born? Evenlng—Matt.2;
2. Finding Christ. Sunday School 12
Y. P. B. C. E Prayer Meeting at 6.00 p.
m. Strangers Welcome.
Finer Banter Chosen—Services to-
morrow at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.;
Sundav-school at 12:00 in. Pastor-elect
Rev. F. E. Robbins will preach both
morning and evening.
Nortwaax METHODIST CHURCH.-
The Christmas settlers for the church
Will be held tomorrow at 10:30 a m. and
7:30 pm. Subject of morning sermon—
Bethlehem, the moral storm center of
the ages; of the evening-Four great
days. A special and attractive musical
programme has been arranged for both
servwes.
Senixon'oon Usiox CHAPEL—Subject
Sunday evening-foe greatness and
glory of God—Dent. 4:39. Wednesday
evening—The hard plaster-1 Kings 12:11.
onam Cums‘nas t‘liL'itCii. Van
Zandt avenue, East
preacning, 12 Sunday school, 6:30 prayer
and promise service, 7:30 preaching,
lllleQCI—Thf' ten experiences of the Lord
Jesus. H. B. Tucker, pit-tor.
Kmom‘ Smear A. M. E. Corneri—
J. P. Stephens, pastor. Preaching, 10:30
a. m.; Sunday school, 12 m.; prayer
meeting, 3 p. m.: praise meeting. 7 p m.:
preaching, 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday, which
night St‘I'VlCt-G. 0:15 to 11:15, preaching
and addresses; from 11:15 to 11:55. pray
er and song service. Rev. 1.. M. Clark,
M. D., of Boston, will preach for us on
that evening.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
Rial Ellfllfl all lllllll'flllll,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Not-walk, Conn.
“31f
WANTED.
advertisements under this lie-loo. nut executing 5
line, 1 time :rlc , 3 times 511.: , 1 week 3101).
sPth’uBthiiIi Inn; ‘AFiTir To
William Sheldon, on the work at Woodward
avenue. booth Nolwalk. d2? 1
IIAT TRI'IIRS A'l' .llirlN G. WlL-OVI .h
Co's factory, atthc corner of tiouvh Main
and Cross streets.
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jdver-tisemflm Jermaine... not email" {xiii
line. 1 time Ric. a timer Mir. 1 west $1.1!)
ALI. Ilarl GOODS AT C0"! T0 (‘L'Nll
them out at Vurnitnre Store, 3!: sun 2m
Washington street. sultan of bridge, rionih Nor-
waik. d2? 1-
Two choice building lots, in mm 1;: front, on
West avuine Apply to W. C. tin-Iii. or
i. I so"
fl? 1'
' TOWLET. ' '
Advertisements under this head. not excluding 5
lines. 1 time fit. I! tima 50s. 1 week 81.111
'l‘Wi) n'l'lilllti till 'l’ltl Wsliilillil'l‘ ~11
Street Bridge. rastof lisrnanla llsll Pas-m
slmi January 1,1801. Apply to W- Jesse oppw
ails depot. it“! w
r 1100! TINRI 381' ON W ATlll it‘l'lllli’i‘. In,
t) 5 room tenement on Water strut, f9; 2 room
wniineoi. on We rr sir s1, 3»; :1 room ism mm on
Wam street. to; 5 room tenement on Iii-int strwi,
’0; 5 am tenement on Water street '11, fl 7 room
houn- on Taylor avenue. .111; i ‘i-ruoro trot-mu:
on Alrh must, list. ttayrlload lites. on if
not)! I'LAT Tl) Paint 1)! Ni)? mill!
4 ihanlhm persona lleni ’Dlli In the spur.
merit More 70 at d 111 Washington surt‘t. [mum
at the ulcers The uld Well tilnr Co dioif
)ABTO'II’HWI No.1 unlit! "HI", 5
rooms; rent ‘12. Alsoparl of bruise No. 91
mill Iain street, 11 rooms. all roilvvnimru, lip
ply ln'ray-sr a “sides. or W. lounge, at lacti—
wsnd Ila. Co
P‘Efitiiiiinfifirfimn. on neutrino;
IMI street Address "Boom,“ are mllml
cane. mil
p‘lllll DICIIIIIII ' l, EDWIN PART OF'
housemate“ attest Ive 'mais rent .1"
apply int: n Hoyt. no need: lain street. sooth
Biswalh. all if
1 oils! or six twill-i oil woonwsllo
oversea” Also milieu mm,”
It .rwalh wt hunt hon-sea Inodwwnavsaae.
U issuin- cf I A Woeawssd
ill 1000' till) nonmumii [wills
llatsadcoid water, hath ruins. neutrals.
wi.h atabllag for Ive hunts, cow stables. totem
hoses- Ms rent .9 pvt tall-ill. isomer or if.
owners, at I'eil Cigar Grape-y. oi: if
‘it""’m‘"l”l+‘iin sacs; “ on ar
Nor Wislit —10230‘
MUSIC HALL;
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DEC. 39, 80 AND 3i.
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lupportsd herowncompan ,audlhe lletrlc
prels’synting lsndsy the successful conic
antenna, The Dancing Olrl.
Tuesday, entire new vo-slon of the pleasing comedy
A LITTLE BUSIBODY,
Wednesday Illinois. ll» Allentorm'l dntttttlza-
tion oI Dir ken'a
I'll]: 01.!) 0118108"? error.
Wednesday nlrht, the 'eaiitlful domestic drama,
ailtNAll, 'l'lll (“Pat's nalmtl'f'ltlt
Ptlm,rveslng. 15 25. dosed to cents: latlnse 15.
35 and 35 cents. Rearmed seats on role at lloyt’s
and Gregory's. d‘a
A HAPPY NEW YEAR!
MusISiIan,
Grand New Year’s Matinee and‘rliight
' ”“3
THURSDAY, Jan. 1, 1891
Plizpatrlck‘s Immense Spectacular
Bill Van Wliklfl
happening the Popular Character Actor
3'. W. Garner
And a Powerful Compar y of
25 METROPOLITAN PLAYERS 25
including the won crfulchi'd actresses, Little land
and J‘rnmle Elmore A car load of lptrclm scene ,
a cataract of real wt or calcium lights, weird me -
odies, etc. A Grand Strcei Para' n til noon by the
Great Knickerbocker Demon Band. near our own
Operatic Ilrchesira.
"Ilium Priors. 2‘5,
35. 50 and 75 cents.
Four Organ Recitals
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
SOUTH NORWALK.
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 13,189l.
Ir. A. S. GIBSON, Organist.
s'ololsts and Chorus of Fifty.
WEDNESDAY EVE’G, FEB. 11,189].
Prof. 030. W. IOBGAN. Organist.
Miss NAl'D IORGAN. Him.
WEDNESDAY EVE’G, MAR. 4, 189I.
"Midsummer Night‘s Dream."
Readbr, Ir. (‘HAS 17 UN Dllllllill.
Organist, ifs. FRANK TA”.
Rearmed seats to he had on andafter Dec. 5 Din
grains at I’iaietsd's. South Newark. and (in: ry‘s
drug worn. Kori-all. Course Tickers, 81.50 each;
61mph Tirkn- '0”: 1‘ each 11:19
.15 and 50 cents; Night Pric s,
out
collars. M
DAY SCAVINGKB. 01‘ OUR OWN TOWN.
wh I um clean waist closets and carpool-on
the Improved plan for less money than our of
town parties All work guaranteed done In the
bot manner thils disinficted hrs 0! the
Addrus Box 419, South N1 rwalk. dB in
T0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
’l 1115 I- to csr-ify that we have this day sold the
admin light. for the town of Norwaik, m
the attic of Connecticut iriJsmca Golden. for the
use of the P 1' Taylor (‘hmma'L Prl- [I gProcess;
and oil proseruve all infri ii thereo'. Letters
pawnlsilatmi April ‘28. 1&9. my a. 11190.
P 1'. TAYLOR A (‘0.
South Norwalk. 1' on , Dec 2‘. 111m. 113-) fit
l'cw Itentral.
’l‘lllannual salt of the ohm-e of seals of the
Ctmgtrgaliunal lhurth. Moth Nor-slit l'L.
wil be held on Honda evev ing. ihrsmbcr 201b,
1811. IlTiiiUO'tioclf A1 interested, Italian as well
as gentlemen. alrc cordfiu InRV'Iltd to be per-cor.
Hil‘N i l". - - .
intuit s. allows. l Chm“? .|
new: JACiil‘l it. Lair xi "mm”
District of Nor-walls as: Probate
Cdflll‘l, llvl‘b‘nllll" ll. A. ”.18!”
Estate of Afl'll? Holland. late of Norwalk, in
said district. deft-ind
The l'unrt of minute for the Dzstrlrt of Norwalk,
hath limited and allowed sir munlhs from the date
bfll‘il' for Ifii' crcd'forz- of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement Those who neglect to
ice-cot 111 It acrontitn. properly attuned. within and
time. alilbedolnmvls recovery. All WIIOIAN in.
debt» d to said r-stliteari- mpirvml to make immc
dlau- payment to JACOB I. DAYTON.
dlfi‘alzl.‘ Administrator.
District ssl’ Sorts-lit. as: Probate
Ifnurt, lkcembrr ll. A ll., IHQO.
pure or John Holland. late of Neraallt. in
said dillfll'l. deceased.
The l‘mirl of smart for the Distrirt of Norwalk
be h tumour and slowed six too the hunt the dive
hum! Imibs ct dum- of said relate- to union
their r aim.» for settlement "lime who in: «ct tr.
present their struttin- pimps-fl) stirred, within laid
u us: will brilrhsrnd Ifrru'rfy All prom- in-
«ivbml in said Il'llll.’ are r- uric-ml to mate mime
dwiepa met to Jail“!!! LAYf-n.
«111.10 . Admiul'llfllnf.
lflly Baiarll of llotlef Notice.
li’l‘llfit Ill llliltiillt UNIX Tilo'l' Till
llmrdofllniel for 11:7 cry of Mitt: Nor.
walk, will mom 1er Inuday J Misty ii. at it”): In ,'
slitnrrlay Janasry to. at 7 an: in ; 'nday, an“.
an if: at regent -, amt Thursday January N. at
7:10p to .Al i ltmioeili.‘uim"er.fur 1hr purist-n
of Mario and determining all apps-ale from the
nuivgsofi
City ans-writ and "tulirl‘gxaad
atll‘istlug the vacation In the list-f m
Ia’l'l‘ilhw t'illtiil'l'l‘.i Board of
Jiiilfl VJMII. ” KM
Dalrdallllel'llyllffloulh Small. the to day
of liecember, will ,1“
Praline little of lei-I Salute.
IJUHHI‘A‘TM novoev of ihv (form of Promo»
1 r the lllatrir of Irvine! will he IN! .1
bill: no: rim. w ill h'ng udder on Thursday.
musty to. 1901. at to'rmh disvnrm lunlna tre-
ilonsly disposed of at private one) the own ling
house and lot fronting no Cove silent. mu. m
Third avenue on the lie-edict l' rat so cal d.ia
Kent slh formerly owned and are by
Mary IellellJrrwdm . The lot is r ’0
by 1.10”" in arr-nuns! the home
Mr saith attiraadrrilav.
barrels» so on the
For 1891
Has made the most important literary
engagements ever entered into by any
American periodical or newspaper.
ROBERTIDUIBBTEVENSON’SSouth
Sea letters will begin with the New
Year. They will appear only in THE
SUNDAY SUN, and will constitute the
great literary feature of 1801.
A new story by the same celebrated
author, who writes “the B at and Forest
English of our lime," will be published
in January in THE SUNDAY BUN.
H. RIDER HAGGARD’S “Eric" will
also begin in January. it is more of a
lighting drama than even “King Solo-
mon's Mines." A Norseland epic of tre-
mendous fire and imagination. 11s equal
has not her-n seen. It will appear only
in THE SUNDAY SUN.
Liter In 189i THE SUNDAY SUN will
print the now-I of the year by the Com-
ing Man of English Fiction, the writer
of 180i, who with no- publicstloh ol‘thls
astonishing novel, will have srrlvrd.
Other original literary features are ex-
pected from the following contributors:
W. D. Howells, T. A. Edison,
John Swinton, A. lay Cummings,
George Meredith. William Black,
Andrew Lang, W. Clark Russell,
St.Geome Mivart, Conan Doyle,
Rudyard Kipling. Norman Lociyer,
And Many Other Renowned Writers.
THE SUNDAY SUN
For the ensuing twelve months will print
more news and more brilliant literature
of the highest class and by the most dis
tingulshed of living writers, than any
other periodical in the Unitld Slates.
By Mail. .2 a Your.
Address 'I‘IIB sou. New York.
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Still and Soft Huts, Sllli Hills.
Boy's flats and Cape, Crush [lots for into on!
boys. Nnirm soft flats for men at
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REDUCED
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
PERFUMES!
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Sachet Powder
The Planet, are per os.
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HALE’S
Popular Comer Drug Store.
ciiisiilis
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American Mixed,
Yankee Mixed,
15c
201:
30c
Chocolate Cream Drops, 21c
Churches and Societ‘es Furnished at
“101] ti’ifiimi 10.,
LA [I DER‘S BLOCK
WANTED!
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100 Mill] Elflll [ill
.___AT——
in 4 Water Street, Norialk,
Where raving serured the services of “1335
GORDON. the well known caterer, they can obtain
at reuoniirilsroet, Oysters served 1.. every style.
drenks corked to son 'he in a: fastidious moo-
inches of ill1 kinds. Hot mills: Ho: (‘11 colors.
111.11.... llotlemmiade and all kinds of Turner-
am'l: Drinks, and In fact we huh: aoyibmg and
everything pervaining lo a first class lunch room.
Upon early and late. Do nor forget the place.
NO. 4 WATER STREET,
083 6111 508' A LIL
BOYCOTT
THE 011111.111) PRODUCE 1:0
But you can‘t do it as Iontzaswc will deliver a
rrsl of
Pillillfl'l. Jillfll 01’ P313603
F LO U R
To your rusidencn, all expenses paid, for
BHWWWM.
drivers communications to this (Alice for the
Overland Produce Company. 1120 .‘l o
At Leader's Buick.riooxh Norwsik Ct. 0pm
eisry Monday. Wldnrsay and Friday evenings
front”: ml fl Terms. C. pl r month, day school,
in per month :end lur filtlllir. 1,. 1'. PLUIB,
incipal. net lw
Are Ready for Christmas Trade.
of exceptional good quality st 81 25 per
bushel; Florida Oranges 30c ii dozen;
Mince Moot, in pochsgo-s to limits 2 large
or "two small plus, 121: n plefllP; (Iran
M'l’flv“0; a large stock of Fresh Candy, a
good variety at 200 I pound or three
pilunflll for 50c. Try our llolasses Pea
out Candy, fresh and crisp, warranted
not to pull your teeth out, 200 ii pound
Nuts-English Walnuts 20c a pound,
Brazil Nuts 201: a pound. Paper Shell
Almonds 35c a pound, Hickory Nuts, 9
quarts 25c, a wooden quart (IND-DIG full
'of Peanuts for 10¢, Fllhens 18c d pound.
New 1’1”,ch a pound, 2; pounds for
25¢: New Dales, line, We a pound; Pop-
ping (torn, tried and proved good, 8
pounds for 25c: Cleaned Consuls are a
success, 2 pounds for 25¢; Finest Seedless
Raisins, fit: a pound; New Raisins, 12c,
llic airtime apouud Notice our new
stock of fancy crackers. That Butter,
(Delaware Coimty Dairy.) is just a bum-
ing succem. selling at present at file.
We expect to advance- the price to ”c.
this quality worth She now at wholesale;
first use Pumpkin its, cheap by as can.
mnioum
We have some home raised Potatoes
durum“
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Have just added a full line of
FANCY GOOITS
“AND—~—
Christmas Novelties
And a fine line of
LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS!
Before pnrrhiisin elsewhere call and examine
my stoch. The sea are reasonable, quality of
gotda considered.
R. M. COLLIN S.
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The Holiday trade
is over. We had our
share, and now want
to interest you in our
regular Drug Stock.
Fresh Drugs,
Clean Stock.
Low Prices.
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Plaistcd’s Cough
Remedy is warranted
to cure the prevailing
colds. Try it.
As a Blood Purifier
Plaisted’s Sarsaparilla
has no equal.
PLAIS'I'ED.
nnnGGIs'r.
43 WASHINGTON STREET.
Cirislmaslmstnt
For Your Wife.
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DAY SCAVENGER:
ml BOUT“ WEI ALK AND NORWALK
Clint-leis Mott,
Ch I! tattle“ Avail-a, Bridgeport.
but 1111 Iron: 1111 Life!
vast» and Ourponls cleaned and disinfected on the ’
improved plea. All orders promptly attended lo.
Add: as
There is no better present
than a prospective and perms»
lll’rlli home.
Your wife willzrppreciotc one
oi" those building lots on either
W oodwnrd or Lmvlulcs avenue.
From now until April, I will
sell these lots for $30010 8400,
according to size and location,
and accept payment on instal-
ments tosuil purchaser.
You will make money by
securing one of these lots.
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN'S or
C. SWARTZ'S.
Norwalk Chronicler