Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 30, 1890 · page 4

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srzcul. BUNCH.

Notices of local entertainments of all
binds, to which an admission is charged,
and notices calculated to promote private

stands, wept where an advertisement
of more appears in advertising cohtrnns,
are W for at regular rules,10 cents
a liar.
heirs-a ass-sis Its-sass rsissasis.
Another but small cold wave now in

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

the lake region will be felt in this section

to day; but a depression' In the northwest
issdvancing east. and will cannon rise

of temperature in the Middle States to-

morrow. In this district 10-day clear,
considerably colder weather and lresh
to light uorthwestsrly winds, will pro.
bably prevail, lollowed by asligbt rise
ottemperatureand variable winds. In
the Kiddie States toda’alightly colder,
fair weather will prevail, with lresb
northerly and westerly winds, lollowed
by rising temperature; and' In New Eng-
land colder, clear weather and Iresh
llortbwealerly winds On Wednesday
i this section and New England war
mar, lair weather and lresh, variable
winds will probably prevail, lollowed by
cloudiness near the lakes; and on Thurs-
tIa slightly warmer, partly cloudy to
l rweatbcr.

mun Almanac rur ‘l’n—llwrruw.

Bun rises Sun33 sets High tide Low tide
7.19 1.41 8.16

Court of Burgeeses’ meeting to-night.

 

 

A number of the borough hydrants are
frozen up.

The American Legion ol Honor hold
their regular meeting to-night.

 

A large number of young people so-
joyed tho coasting on High street last
evening.

.Ilrs.,A. lIuckridge is making exten-
sive improvements on her hierwin street
residence.

James Norris, ol Leonard street, has
just recovered from a severe attack of
influenza.

—Fine spring chickens 12%. pound, at
F. Hayes’ market.

 

The old soldiers interested in the mat-
ter of bounty money will meet at the
City Hotel this evening.

A number ol Stamford militiamen are
expected to attend the battalion drill at
the armory this evening.

Work on T. G. Osborn's new house is
programing rapidly. The house, when
completed, will be occupied by J. Ed
ward Adams.

The directors 0! the Norwslk and
South Norwslk Electric Light company
have authorized the usual quarterly divi~
dead of 2 per cent.

~Curbiug, 50 cents a loot.
Sheldon, contractor.

Douglas Fowler Post,G. A. R... will
hoop open house on New Years day
Alluomvadea and veterans are partlcu-,
larly lnvrtod to be present.

William

The Norwalk Savings society will cred-
it depositors with interest at the rate at
[our per cent. per snoum lor the current
six months on January 1.

Charles Hayes. ol this city, while driv-
ing down West avenue yesterday alter
noon, was delayed somewhat by the
coming oi! at a shalt ol the sleigh.

The second lecture in the course at the
Broth Norwalk Baptist church. will be
delivered this evening by Rev. Dnlialls-
her, I... L. D. Subject: “Ireland and the
Irish." ._._-___._...-

-—A number ol good second-band in-
atrttmtmts lcr sale cheap b: lore taking
Inventory. J. W Studwoll.

The South NorwnIk B istou Store ollm
martial bargains In men' s underwear and
Wows and uewmnrkels In a new
advertisement on the sscoml page of Tm:
m today.

Beginner ()srirgs Dexter. ol the Dam
bury and Norwalk road. who has been
ol duty lot a week. has permanently
assigned. He has takrn sposltion as
anglam ls aBruoklyti manufacturing
nstabllrhrasat. ...-_

Tbs commune cl Irranments at»
prrisrsd to prepare an «entrainment for
Old Wall Book and Ladder company
not lat evening and talked over mar-I
plans, but stirred at no drllviits concise
Isa. They will arr-st again in a law days.

malady hssjust receiveda'et—
tm' tram hivsou,l)r. It. I). Bheedy, of
Northampton, Inna. who is making a
two yurs’ trip through Ireland. The
lstssrssawsiasr the woman". that
patina ars In an nassttlsd stats and
shits an very unpleasant in Ireland.

-llsys wasted to sell mam-I.
latter-totals. Apptystttwimstisst,
fluvial.

 

Til m entertainment of the
harwslh mod-st W church
H In hall thinning at 7:” detach
h is Insists room. The entertainment
W first III as interesting literary and

- unit-II W's-Jollowsd bya sis

‘amntsastsaassssm resists-I

he?“ “I". Whthall

Stephan Iontsm In dangerously Ill at
hishomsoa Wilton avenue.

Captain Bans will appear In his ass
unflwm at the armory tonight.

0M Adams killed another unregls
tsrsd mains on Knight street yesterday.

 

house on Riverside avenue was raised
yesterday.

Norris A‘Bsarn Is now acting as night
watchman tor the Norwalk horse rail
way company.

The Norwalk Lawn Tennis club will
hold their first sociable at the Athcntcnm,
Thursday evening.

The South Norwnlk Baptist Sunday
school will boldtheir Christmas examines
tomorrow evening.

 

A plsassnt social gathering was held
at the residence at Miss Annie Murphy,
in Winnipauk, last evening.

—0ns good Bhoninger upright piano,
m. J. W. Btudwell.

Frank Dupe. the art potter. is Inak
log a display at Dorris’s museum in New
York, city this week.

The Norwalk Wheel and Social club
are making arrangements to keep open
house on New Year’s day.

The annual electIon ol officers at the
East Avenue II. E. Sunday school will
be held to-morrow evening.

A large number at lads and [suits en-
joyed the coasting on the hill in Lamb’s
lot, on lain street, yesterday alterncon.

 

Johu Hamill—on was before Judge
Knapp this morning charged with vag-

rancy. He was sentenced to filteen days

in jail.

J. F. Bennett has purchased of Daniel
Quintard, a plot ol land at East Norwalk
communicating by the old bridge with
Bridge street.

A disgracelul row occurred uptown
last evening in which one ol the partici-
pants receiveda had cut on the head.
No arrests.

The prayer meeting appointed to be
held at the residence of hits. James Rob-
inson. Cottage avenue. this evening, has
been postponed until lurther notice.

 

 

“Sweeping reductions!" in the slogan
at Scolleldd: Hoyt’s stores this week.
Read their new advertrsement in Tn:
Smut. today lor lull particulars.

—-Sewer connections at bottom pric'es.
William Sheldon, contractor.

B. W. Maples has brought suit against
the borough to collect a bill lor printing.
The Warden and Court 0! Burgesses
claim that the bill was not contracted
by their order.

The regular meeting of the W. C. T.
U. will be held at the house ol Mrs.
Knight, 47 South Main street, at 3 o'clock
tomorrow alternoon. Let there be a
good attendance.

Messrs. E. N. Sloan, D. N. Couch.
Glories L Glover, A. J. Meeker and E
S. Adams are the members ol the out.
going Court ol Burgessee. Practically
they are “not in it.“

Clarence Sellout. ol Merwin street,
who has been making a siXieen~months
tour of Europe, arrived home yesterday.
He is noon at George W. Selleck, ol the
firm of Belleck Brothers.

The thermometer registered 10 degrees
above zero at 7 o’clock this morning at
Hale's drug store. At other places about
town the thermometer registered lrom
2 to 6 above at six o‘clock.

A battalion drill will be given by Com-
panies D and l" at the armory this even-
ing, under command at lieutenant Col-
onel James C. Crows. The public is
cordially invited to be present.

 

—0il paintings 83.50wper pair; oleo.
graphs 32.50 per pair, at W. I’odrnore's.

Odicer Adams arrested a Jew who was
peddling jewelry around the streets
without a license, yesterday, and placed
him In the lockup. A short time alter
the Jew sent lot the officer and paid (or
a license and was let go.

The house occupied by Charles Beers
and Rulns Adams, on Smith street, was
burglarized last Saturday night. The
burglars were not successlul in their
venture, however. and made oil with
the remains at a hot supper.

Edward C. Caswell met with an item
dent while out riding with llvory (lehr-
man. Sunday morning. The two-wheeled
wagon, in which they were riding, upset
near Van Zandt avenue. and Mr. Cas-
wsll's hand was hurt quite badly

The pews In the 8...; Norwalk Con
uteuatimsl church were sold last even-
lnx. The attendance was large and the
aggregate rvcsipts were about 05.000
The premium amounted to 3W0. This
Is an advance on last year's receipts.

~Ths llnsst turkeys or town at 16 and
180 pound, at l" Bayes; market.

A special meeting of Butler Lodge 1
0. 0. 7., washaldlnst niahttocousiderm
that-raster of hiring the losrth floor of
Swans C C irbstt's burlding tor a lodge
room. There was a large attendance.
and the matter was lolly discussed, alter
which It was voted out to hire, there
bring 12 votes in thi.I adirmatlvs and 89

The trial of Barnum Warren. a slatasn-
yssr-old boy,lcrthsieurderol blslsthsr.
J. Frank Warren, a commercial traveler,
was noratsssssd at Elmira, It. 1. yrs-
tsrday. Thauaiii will be remembered as
the one In which a certain Norwslk
woman ligated very prominently as
"Eva." a lull account at which was pub-
lished In moments-nut the time.

 

 

flappyaadtnntontisshrldswith“1'heln
mamma-
flanls‘fir tar. an “new”

"m the M Girl"
Him Akrtstrorn and her company
opened a thins nights’ new at

Kansas" last evening, was:
“Acorns. the Racing Girl." Ins
Akerstroni lully demonstrated her just
clnlm to the title ol‘ Petite Willie" last
wing. Her new and original dsnrss

manner. The recitation of list
own poem “Toot Yer Burn, It Yer Don’t
Sell a Clam.” called lorth repeated sn-
oores. Ber costumes were very pretty.
At the and of the third not she was call-
ed before the curtain. She has with her
a company lully competent to support
her The “Electric Quartette" rendered
several selections and received a number
0! encores. The stage settings used last
night were all new and added much to
the completeness ol the piece. To night
will begiren, "A Little Busyhody.”
play entirely rewritten tor lira Akin-
strorn and one lullol realistic Ill-Acts
She will heaven tonight in her crie-
brated flag dance.

A law Yaar's Attraction.

Ullie Akerstrum' a engage ment at lush:
Hall Is to be followed on Thursday night
by the lsmlllar play "Rip Van Winkle,"
presented by the Fliitpatrick Dramatic
company. The Evening Wisconsin says:
“ 'llip Van Winkle' received a very good
presentation at the Standard Theatre last
evening. Carrier appeared as the shilt
less Vagabond ol the Catskills, and must
be credited with giving an even and
entertaining portrayal of that diflieult
character. file support was very «and,
particularly the GrI-lcben of Bose Ber-
rell. The scenery. especially the mono-
tain scene, in which a (all at ml watt!
down the mountain side was shown, was
very effective.”

The County l'alr.

At the Union Square Theatre there is
no change in either the bill or the size at
the audience who I] .ck there to see Neil
Burgess’ wonderlul impersonation of
Abigail Prue, in “The County Fair," and
incidentally to witness the [our burs-s
run a three quarter mile dash. The suc-
cesn of this play is almost unprecedented.
When it is remembered that the metro.
politan life of some of the most Costly
productions are only numbered by wot-ks
and months the career of thIs piece, now
In the third consrcutive year at its New
York career, seems all II)? more astonish
rug.
County Fair which are seldom lound In
other plays. Probably the most import
ant ol these, cards lrom the irresistible
humor, is the naturalnesa With which
the scenes at country lite are depicted,
and one can actually step out of the
dusty pavement into the Unirn
Square Theatre and. wriliuut any elicit
on his part, imagine liimsell once more
In the region of green tilde, haIIbIan
brooks and shining arcades, tumbling
down over moss covered rocks and tuck
Ing sweet music to the car, nccustotned
toths rumbling, nerve destroying tumult
in the city.

 

—-I.'isis lWICt as lung in comp map {or
laundry use-Brussels.

 

Al' l'tlIATIC Clll. I’LI‘IKS.

Those on Consolidated Baltic-fl Not Used
-A National Law Needed.

In several 0! the t llicw at. the Union
depot in New Hill't'li, pays the Rumor,
are small winking models ul potent auto
matic Imght C'II’ couplers Tht‘lr are
several of these patents which work sat-
Islactorily enough, but they are not used
to any great extent. And still the slough
ter of brokeuien who are crushed to
death in coupling ('ats goes steadily on.

One of the railroad managers said to
day that there are automatic couplers on
some of the ConsoIIdated road height
cats, but the trainmeri seldom us. d them,
The majority of the cats handled on this
road are loreign cats. 0n very low ol
these cars are the draw bars on a level
with those of the local cars, so that the
two types of cars cannot be cwupletl to
[other automatically. and the brakemnn
must go down between the cars and
couple them by hand.

The manager said that the only way
that the present evil could be remedied
would be by a national law requiring all
railroads to construct the draw bars on
the same level. This would undoubted-
ly roquire that the ears be ol a unilorm
height. At present the cars 01 different
roads (Ilfletl’d lrnm l‘at‘ll other In height
very materially. [Iv- smd the llIIlmtdr,
or at least the Consolidated :nitl. would
lavor a general law such as congress
could pass, It would sari-the Ilvcs ul
very many brakenwn annually. Ail
mini would then he provided With sum
mallc couplers, and there would be nu
excuse lor brnksmrn In Ito between thv
oars luv coupling theta. ,

“limit I (tonnes.

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WASHINGTON STREET
South lot-walk. Conn.

sol tl

uonwrut SAVINGS SOCIETY.

louwatk. Dar ll 1m.
Intimaths ralrol lost It) per cent per
anal: luv thtI snmot sir moat s. willha
rari- January 1.19.. and paid ti

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Graduate Optician"
Homer B. Hoyt’s

18 North Iain Street.

 

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MUSIC HALL,

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DIG. 29, M AND 3|.

latinnn'sdamdny. 'lhswlaauwalulanttrcis

[DID DIDIIDDDI

hwown company,ard the. ‘lletrlc

min. mud-glands,

autism The Dancing Girl.
'l'rsrdsy. entire new vs-noa IIT theplssrlng comedy
A Isms 3031.301“,
Wednasdsy latices. lira ‘Imm'lm
tloa ol Ditkva’n
Ill! 0h!) contours llllll‘.
Wednesday nlrht. the teautlliil dome-tic drama,
mlfllll. ‘IIII OI’I’BI’S DAUBBI'EB

.Prlres, Ivstlsg 15,25 some '0 cunts; latices 15.
standsoreais. ltassrvsd seat-minis at Ih‘ayat's
and Gmm’l.

A HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Music Hall,
Grand New Year’s Mailnssarid‘: Night
THURSDAY, Jim. 1,3891

Plinpatrlck’s Immense sptctaculfi

Dill Van WDIDB

hnpwrting the Popular Character Actor

J. W. Garner

And a Poverlul Company 0!

25 METROPOLITAN PLAYERS 25

lneludinu thewon’erlulchlld MIE'RDJJII’G Ilsnd
andJ minis limore A car load ol special seen ,
a cataract o! rial wa'er calcium lights. word are —
adios sin A Grand Stree- Para» s. at noon hr the
Great Kulclerbocker Demon Baud. Bear our own
Operatic Inthutrn

latices Pr 1: II. as. 3.3 and :0 cents; Night Pric I,
35.51) and 75 cents. 026

Four Organ Recitals
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

SOUTH NORWALK.
TUESDAY EVENING, IAN. I3, I89].

Ir. II. 8. ()IB ION, Organist.
Soloists and Chorus of l-‘ fly.

 

 

 

WEDNESDAY EVE'G, FEB. 11,189l.

Prof. am. It. IORGAN 0: ‘
Miss llAI'D IOBGAN. nap.

WEDNESDAY EVE’G, MAR. 4, I891.

"lldsiimmer Night's Dream.’
Reader, Ir. CHAS. I UNDBRIIIIJ.
OrxauIst, Mr. FRANK TA".
Deserted rats [.0 be had on and alter Doc. 5

drug wore, Mmsslk. (‘ourre Tish-u. .ZJIO with;
single Tlrkrl- 3-0" l4 earl: i‘ll

 

Deposltn Over 3550, 000* Dnrplus I50 000.

A. Sonataxs, Jon! B Fronts.
Phat.

Joint II. KNAI‘I‘.
Vire- ["1 st. Tress.
3017"! NURWALK SAVING!) BASH,
Scorn Noawaut. ("one . Du: 2‘5. 15m
[‘1' a mailing of IIII: Mariam rs ul llrlA Bank. he‘d
II! I per rriit p- r annrrm. was dr flared, l r It a six

J trusty 10.1591. Illlt'ml not drawn III tn: (mm
at to account.- nnddrsw Interest lmm Jam: I}, l
l‘iOl Juli v u R‘Al'l' Truss

brooch-cit d'l? 2w

 

'llllal.Tlltlal aIIWiliirlaI, ,

Dis
grams at Ptaisted's, South Horwak, and Greg ry'e

this date adI-l to. to drplli‘. ri- sunr- rate

months cndine .la- Iiary l 3-1 n-Ia'IleA-n and Jim

Open daily from 0 to 12 o (lurk a in aid from!
to s n 'cloi k p in. and on naturdsr III-nil... s r- m 6

iii: ’" Slllllll Sill

For 1891

Han made the most Important literary
engagements ever entered late by any
Amrrlcan periodical or newspaper.

BOBEBTLOUIBBTEVBNSON’BBonth
Bea [sitters will begin with tbs New
Year. They will appear only In THE
SUNDAY BUN, and will constitute. tbs
great literary leaturs ol 1&1.

Anew story by the same celebrated
author, who writes "the B at and Pursuit-
Boglish at our time," will be published
in January in THE SUNDAY SUN.

11. RIDER HACGABD‘S “Eric" will
also begin in January. It is more at a
lighting drama than even “King Solo-
mon’s Mines." A Norm-land epic ol ire-
mrmlum “raw and imagination. Its equal
has not been seen. It will appear only
in THE SUNDAY SUN.

Intel to 1391 THE SUNDAY SUN will
print Ibo-901st at the year by the Corp

of 18

astonishing novel, will have arrived.
Other original literary features are ex-
pected Item the lollowing contributors:

W. D. Howells, T. A. Edison,
John Swinlon, A. lay l‘ummings,
George Meredith. William Black,
Andrew Lang, W. Clark Russell,
SLGeoireMivari, Conan Doyle,
Rudyard Kipling. Norman Locliyer,

u with the publication at this

And lacy Other Renowned Writm

'l‘ D SDDDDY SDD

For the ensuing twelve months will print
more news and more brilliant literature
at the highest class and by the most dis
tinguisbed at Irving writers, than any
other periodical in the United States.

 

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By Mail .9 a Your.

Address 'l'lll'l son. New York.
03520!

novice.
BB BOARD 017 Blthllllol the Town 0' Nor-
walk.ou the Amman List at 1500. wi‘l
meet at the oflesol the reliance. Iundq Jana
ary 5 [‘91 at 2 oclock p m: eatnrday. January
III atto'rlo kp m: “flint-d], Ja- nary it at .
ocl ck m.. Saturday. January 17, at 2 o'nock
p..;ra ethics», Julianna.“ O'dockfur;
and statutory January It. at . o'clock p In. wrrhe
purpose ol hearing at (1 (1-41?anan any and a I ap
pears made: them ’rnm meanings of Ihe his: roots
The llmrd o' Neiltl win river Illh the [transects
as a Joint Board. Batsrday. January it at 2 o'clock

.Iurlhe pun-o l.‘ n: .‘tII‘tIIEBLBL‘ pilis of pzrlt
Jul itisab‘id pi-rwm
B. S. K ITII I Ito-rt
BS viii *hYllUllL of
PI. \T'l‘ P‘lli‘lt Relief
\nrm-K (‘unn Derenib—r .‘II N «I it

I try Board of III-IlI-I \otlec.

:UTICK IS HEREIN GIVEN THAT THE
hand at Bezel for th- L‘I'y’ or south Nur‘
vials. mil ll’ttu nu Mniiilay .l 1'11th int 3:10 p In ;
Saturday January III at T ‘le m ; Friday. Jaouo
an IR all: 0p m; and Thursday January it: at
drip In atibetouucllt'uim er tor the purpose
ol bearing and determining all appeals lmm the
on ipuiltne City moose-rs and "instill ._, and
adjrslingthcvsluationlurhol :At 1

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tons a I'kllllls Vloohes.
Mir JOBN a share has: and 7m.

GhlIIIGE II. IIAYIIIINII,

F urn Itu re Dealer.
New Store 45 & 48 Main 51., Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.

Residence No :l Berserly street Telepbnr.
Cali ..~l llayor night.

A s. B‘LRRIS

JEWELER.

Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry.
line Wald tut-Irina s dpsrlalty.
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lilnrsivs tor nvisinmmhicsrrs both sexes to Ill
pruntahi: and lucrative writ inns NIIW Isths nest
time-loud oribisCoIlrgs-andhsissd lorihss In.
domain, having. Humans Ip. Huerta.
shorthand. Ty ~«It'll-lg Telly-tiny. tic taught
Ibomnghly lrulnaies ard In paylnr position-
ltnsinos hon vs no Ipliu with my trot asslsisut.
rail or send lurpr pispuru AtvIlvs President
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Rock sndR edrops for colds, 30c.

Sup riot c ocolsle Cream Offline
21 cents a pound.

Fresh Broken Candy, 20rsIIItIII.

Tony ’1 lion Root and Chocolates,
80 cents a pound.

llis bsl mes of our Christmas stock
will be told at cost.

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Jams-halo“..- .0: .r

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iug hfiuhsh motion, the writer 1

2100 in on rail l.

FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

PERFUMES!

commutation“,

Sachet Powder

Ths'lnait,Ilcperos.

 

You ran was" money by purchasing your Christ-

HALE’ 3

Popular Corner Drug Store.

WANTED!

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In 4 Water Sireet Nnriall,

Where having neared the services at JAltls
GIIBDON Ihe well known caterer, Iheycan obtain
st renewable cost, Oyster! served in every style.
the» ks cooked to suit the m at fastidious hand-
wlchcs 0! all kinds. not Cole: 80' ('hoolnts
But 'I'm, Bot. lemonade and sit kinds of Ten er-
arc-c Drinks, and In lac: we have anything and
everything persl ing to a drstcisss lunch room.
Upon early and late Do not lorget the place,

N0. 4 WATER STREET,

& 6m ”RWALIL

BOYC O T T
THE OVERLAND PDDDDDE DD

But you can't do it as long re- we will dellver'a
barrel cl

Pillsbury. Jun 01' Panacea
FLOUR

To your residence, an expenses paid. tor

filialaml, 8.0.1].

Addrrm communicatims I) this other lor the
Overland Produce " om: any v.20 3-1

 

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Shorthand and Typewriting.

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At Lander-I Block. 8::th Norw-lk Ct 0pm
every louder: wtd'lfl ay and Fuels evenings
1mm" . NIH) Terms ‘3 9!! month, ay echo I,

10 pvr month and tor circnlsr C I“. PLCIIB,

HITS!

 

DADS !

Fall Styles.

In all Kinder- and colors at

Still illIlI Soft Ilats, NIIII flats.

loy' it lists and I ape. Crush liar: for nice and
boys Mums roll lists lrw men at

KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.

Particular atlcuuon gold to
"slug. (leaning and lroulna
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Jiggs‘g Litton

.Cl ”occupations“ lousy Orders to all parts

[atom Notary Public; acknowledimnents

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as wast-gis- aims. last rsrsss truss.
Mlli’l'll MlllWA loll, lt'I‘.

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UNDERTAKER.

Ill! north Isis street, heath llsrwall
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DlDDIl I Bimini I

Are Ready for Christmas Trails.

We have some home raised Potatoes
ol exceptional good quality at .1 35 per
bushel; Florida Oranges We a dozen;
lines lost. In packages to make 2 large
or three small pies. 12c a package; Gran-
brrries; a large stock of Fresh Candy.a

good variety at we a pound or three
poundslor 60c. Try our lolsssea Pea
nut Candy, lush and crisp, warranted
not to pull your teeth out, 20¢ a pound
Nuts—English Walnuts 20:: a pound,
Brazil Nuts we a pound. Paper Shell
Almondslloc a pound, Hickory Nula.2

quarta25c, a wooden quart men-urn lull
ol Peanuts lor 10c, Filberts 18c a pound.
NawFIgv,12c a pound, 2} pounds tor
25c; Nesttes,line,10c a pound; Pup—

ptng Corn, tried and proved good. 3
pounds lot 25c; Cleaned Currant» are a
success, 2 pounds lor 25c; Finest Seedless
Raisins, 25c a pound; New Raisins 12c.
16c and20c sponnd Notice our new
stock at tancy crackers. That Butter
(M'lfl COINS? Dhll'y,) In just a boom-

success, selling at present at 250.
pectin sinusitis 1%: to 2079'.
tbiq’uallty worth 35c now at wholesale;
Best can Pumpkin 12c, cheap by 3c can.

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The" Holida

18 over.

trade
We wad our
share, and now want
to interest you in our

regular Drug Stock

 

Fresh Diugs,
Clean Sitck,

MQMI .

Plaisted’s Cough
Remedy is warranted
to cure the prevailing
colds. Try it.

As a Blood Purifier
I’laisted’s Sai saparilla
has no equal.

PIIIS'I'BD.

DBUGGIST,

43 WASHINGTON STREET.

 

 

'SILNESE‘HJ AVGI'IOHmSNOIiLOV'IIMV 'IVIOEdS

D DDSI’I'DDDD

For Your Wife.

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 Lowndcs avenue.

From now until April, I will
Sell these Iota for $3110 lpjleO,
according to size and location,
nnd’VVacccpl payment on instal-
ments to suit purchaser.

You will make money by
securing one of these Iota.

Mops and full information at
TAYLOR 8r GOLDEN'S or

C SWARTZ’S

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