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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Notices of local entertainments of all
kinds, to which an admission is chargal.
and notices calculated to promote private
interests, except where an advertisement
of some appears in advertising columns.
are charged for at regular rates, 10 cents
a line. — _
LIST on LETTERS
Remaining uncalled for at the following postofllces
for'the week ending Januaryl 1891 Persona
calling for anyof these letters will please say they
are advertised.
scorn nonwamr roar ornea.
Miss Annie ”Bmuahui g! gamut Bwe§,1§‘nrlalnk
Dorsefi gmnn, er,
John oliand, Eaton beset, A Werls, James Mc-
Cormick, Maggie O'Bricn2 ,Georie M. D0Phllillps
nonwun roar omen
MissRoa H.arrlson Mrs. Ann Hyatt Samuel G.
Lockwood, yMiss Lillie Meyers, Mrs. Mary Newton,
In. Francis A. Wk!!! 0.
C. G. HUBBELL. P. M.
mar nonwau: rosr omen.
B. Polahe.
BARRY RIDER, P. M.
low York Herald Weather Forecasts.
The centre of the Southern cyclone has
remained nearly stationary near the Gulf
coast, and the storm has become weaker
and less threatening, though its rain
area covers most of the country east of
the Mississippi. It will probably move
slowly northeast toward the South At.
lantic coast, entering the Gulf Stream
region tomorrow and developing great
or energy on the ocean. In this district
to-day fair to partly cloudy, warmer
weather and fresh southerly winds Wlll
probably prevail followed by increasing
cloudiness and rain or snow by night.
On Sunday in this section and in New
England partly cloudy to cloudy weath-
er will probably prevail, with no decided
temperature changes, fresh to brisk east
erly winds, becoming dangerously high
of! the coasts. and rain or snow, mostly
the latter in New England: and on Mon-
day partly cloudy to fair weather, with
slight temperature changes.
Illnlatm Almanac for To-Mon-ow.
Bun rises Sun44 sets High tide Low tide
7.18 11. 48 4 48
Localw news will he found on the
second page of THE SENTINEL to-day.
Rev. W. H. Lewis, of New York, will
preach in St. Paul’s church to-morrow-
A big reduction in sporting goods at
No.4Water street, Norwalk is adver-
tised.
Electrician Riley is wiring St. Mary’s
parochial residence for an improved
burglar alarm.
Mrs. Frederickilead Is confined to her
home on Berkeley street by a severe at-
tack of malaria.
The three youngest children of George
F. Quintard are recovering from a severe
attack of whooping-cough.
It is said thaTEfTTBetts is confident
of securing the contract of working the
borough roads for the coming year.
The exact Weight of the press which
nearly crushed W. E. Buxton, Tuesday,
is one too, as given by the freight bill.
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
and South Norwalk Electric Light com-
pany will be held on Monday afternoon.
Miss Mary Day has been substituting
for Miss Jennie Gregory In grade 3 of the
Franklin street school for the past few
days. .1.
Rev. F. E. Hopkins of New Canaan
will preach and conduct services at the
Band of Hope meeting in the Broad
River Chapel Sunday evening.
Miss Lillie Geller, teacher of the High
school, nailed the Over River school
yesterday. Principal Fools took charge
of her room during her absence.
--8swer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
The Choral Union held their first re-
heaml at the home of Miss Hall on
Thursday evening. A large number
have joined the society and the interest
taken in it insures its success.
A. Dickerman & Son are laying aside
what few holiday goods they had left
over from Christmas in order to make
room for other goods. Mr. Dicker-man
reports having had a very successful hol-
iday season.
The Epworth League of the Rowayton
ME. Church, which is known as Chapter
Hillbwill celebrate their first anniversary
on Tuesday evening of next week. Rev.
C. J. North. who is ‘Prealdent of the
flaw York East District league, will
probably be present.
Aapeoimen of the wit often shown by
thalaverags newaboy is told by aNor-
walk man who was in Hartford this
weak. J. B. Hurlhntt and 0. 8.0001-
idge were coming out of the capitol
Wednesday noon, when they were ac-
costed by a small boy with a large
bundle of newspapers, as follows: “Buy
apapar. air?" “He," replied Mr. Hurl-
l'mt. “I have a pocket full now." "Than
2's; pocket" yallsd the boy as be dart.
Tu We Barnum. is now on sale
at J. O. Bandle’a store, Winnlpauk.
A new time table goes into silent on
the Houaatonlc railroad Monday.
The Board of Councilmen will hold an
adjourned meeting on Monday evening.
Capt. John H. Lowndes, who has been
laid up with a pair of badly burned
hands, is about again.
The degree team of Pilgrim Council,
0. U. A. M., hold a rehearsal in the
lodge room llllI evening.
The ladies of Grace church guild will
hold a cake sale at Mrs. Levi Warner’s
next Wednesday afternoon.
W. I]. Lockwood has sold his horse
“Barrett,” which has a record of 2.24},
to George H. Cole, of Danbury.
The newly-elected oillcers of the South
Norwalk American Legion of Honor Will
be installed on Tuesday evening.
SpeakerPiage appointedRepresentative
Frank Comstock chairman of the com-
mittee on House Rules on Thursday.
Misses Nellie Burke and Agnes Holley
have resigned their positions in the cus-
tom department of the Norwalk shirt
factory.
The next annual session .of {grand
lodge, K. of P., will be bald at Walling-
ford, Tuesday and Wednesday, February
17 and 18.
—Curbing, 50 cents a foot.
Sheldon, contractor.
William
Those who do not feel satisfied with
the work of the City Assessors should
appear before the Board of Relief at the
Council Chamber this evening.
The young people’s meeting at the
First M. E. church tomorrow evening,
will be led by George Miller. The sub-
ject will be—“On whom shall we trust."
A collection for the support of mission-
aries in Africa and the extinction of the
slave trade in the “Dark Continent"
will be taken in the Catholic churches
of this diocese to-morrow.
The total number of persons injured
on the railroads in the State during Ihc
year ending June 30, 1890, was 519, of
which number 116 were either killed or
died from the injuries received.
It is said that this year there are in the
vicinity of Stamford a good many star-
fish, but they are scattered thinly over
the ground and are not in heaps and
bunches as they are some seasons.
The first annual meeting of the State
Board of Trade will be held in Hartford,
Wednesday, January 21. Among the
subjects to come up is “The State Board"
proposed by the Norwalk board.
“Mike" Hayes,accompanied by several
boxes, which landed on top, fell from
Buxton dc Brundage’a express wagon in
front of the post ofilce yesterday. No
damage, except a sore head for Mike.
Rev. Alexander Hamilton, rector of
,Emauuel church, Lyons Plains, has re
ceived a New Years gift of a handsome
robe from the friends of his parish, and
Mrs. Hamilton a sewing machine.
William Norman was severely bruised
by a heavy plank falling upon him at
Betts' saw mill on Wednesday. He is
recovering from the effects of his injur-
ies, but will not be out for several days.
A new feature is to be added in the
initiation ceremonies of the Knights of
Columbus. It is the illustration on can-
vass by slereopticon of different histori
cal scenes connected with the landing of
Columbus. _ .__
George Allen is having the bullet that
so nearly ended his life, last Wednesday,
framed. The bullet is mounted on a
card which is inscribed: “This came
near finding me, Jan. 7, 1891. George
E. Allen.”
Connecticut is among the eleven states
in which the postal service is more than
self‘sustaining, the excess of receipts
over expenditures for the last year hav-
ing been $182,091.81. The total number
of post offices in Connecticut is 495.
George Osterbanks, the painter, was
knocked insensible by a brick falling
from the roof of a house in (laniteville
where he was at work yesterday. lie
was taken in the house and soon came to
and is abbot his business to day as usual.
--By request aBamrday morning class
in stenography and lypewriting will be
started on Jan. 17, at ihe Connecticut
Commercial Collage. Hours, 10 lo 12
This will accommodate teachers and oth-
era not able to attend our regular ses-
siena.
Col. John Spicer of lIiudsdale, Mass,
father of Mrs. Dr. Clark of this city,
died Wednesday last. The deceased at
one time was colonel of the Seventh
regiment of New York. The remains
passed through this city this morning,
and will be interred in Woodlawn ceme-
wry.
Moat actresses advertise themselves by
having their diamonds stolen, but Ullis
Akeratrom knows a trick worth two of
that, says the Springfield Republican.
[in excessively hairy and hideous dog.“
with her name emblazoned on his blank-
et, was promenaded in a casual way
through the principal streets of Spring-
field yeslerday, and attracted more than
his share of attention.
We have received from the Record
Publishing 00.. of New Haven, a copy of
the "Weekly Record Souvenir of New
Canaan, Conn." It is handsomely print-
ed on line paper, with colored covers,
and besides a letterpress description clothes
New Canaan’s advantages as a place of
residence and of business, contains more
than fifty illustrations of her public and
private buildings. Any person who is
interested in New Canaan or who has
contemplated locating than can have a
copy ma by sending stamps for postage
tothapnhllahara.
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. SATURDAY.
It is rumored that Howard L. Knapp.
clerk for Holmes &Keeler, is about to
become a benedict.
Rev. D. M. Seward, of this city, will
preach in the Norwalk Baptist church
to-morrow morning and evening.
A crayon portrait of Captain Daniels,
of Company C Stamford, is exhibited in
one of the show windowa of Baxter’ a
drug store.
While alighting from a horse car on
the Winnipauk branch at Center street
this noon Jarvis Kellogg fell and dislo~
caied his shoulder.
George W ilaons new —mummotb min~
strels, composed of forty- -five fun for
nishers, will he at Music Hall, Monday
evening, January 19.
The case of State vs A. Avison, who is
charged wiih an assault upon Arthur
Hobbs, will be tried before Justice
Coolidge, Monday morning.
0. Swarlz sold to day. through Taylor
& Golden, two lots on Lowndes avenue
to Courtlandt A. IGIIodaie. The induce»
merits offered by Mr. Swarlz to pur-
chasers of these lots on the installment
plan. or for cash, is finding for them a
ready sale. Mr. Goodale expects to build
on one of his lots in the spring.
TOLD IN A LINE 0]! TWO.
Mature Treaty of Hutton from Ivory
Quarter of Connectleut.
The Union Cash Register company,
one of Waterbury’s prominent Industries,
will pull up stakes and move to Trenton,
N. J.. before February.
Emma, the two year daughter of
Charles Ketchrale of New Haven, was
checked to death yesterday afternoon by
getting a bean In her windpipe.
Rev. Leslie Potter has resigned the
pastorate of the Pork Congregational
church, Harilord.
Bacon d: Dooley, Meriden builders, are
insolvent with liabilities of between $6,-
000 and $10,000.
Laurence Ferguson, a Bridgeport
brick-layer, fell fifty feet from a building
yesterday afternoon, broke both ankles
and received Internal injuries.
The Hop River Warp company has
closed its yarn mill at Hop River, Willi-
mantle, und expects in the course of a
few days to make an assignment.
The veteran Judge of Probate and
Town Clerk of dranfonl. Henry H. Sled
man, is dying from heart failure super-
induced by Bright's disease.
Y. M. C. A. Notes.
Andrew [1111“), of the Congregational
church, will have charge of the song
Service to-morrow afternoon. The sub.
ject will be: “They let slip their oppor
tunity."
The workers‘ training class will Iiieet
to-morrow afternoon at 3 o‘clock for
their second lesson in the course of per-
sonal work.
The penmansliip class will hereafter
meet on Monday nights, instead of Wed.
nesday.
Happy andcontent Is :I bridew iih " The R0
cheater ;" a lamp with the light of lhcmming.
muo- Roche-fir Lamp (‘0 02 Pork Prim. Ne- York
TAILOR a swim.
Bill Eilllfl all] lllilll’lllllll,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk, Conn.
sun‘s If
WANTED.
Advertisements under this head not exceeding I
lines, 1 time 358.. :ltlmamc, 1 week .1 DO.
“asusaicrm wonas Wlhllfirl 11 P031-
Ilon um-arnstress or cook in agentecl fan:
“klnqnlie at No 20 Burbank street 30th Nor
i911
ily
FOR SALE
Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
linea,1tlme the. 3 times 60c. tweak .1. 00
IW FOLDING BURR BED, FULL SIZE.
1 Sold cheap. Call at East avenue depot. J10 it
’FWO choice building lots, 50 and do feet front,oo
West avenue. Applyto W. C. BAMMlti. or
l. I. no YT. (1:) ti'
‘ TO LET
Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
lines, 1 time the 8 times we. I week 81. 0|)
llANDSnME FRONT ROOM. WITH l’ltl
rate family; five minutes from depot. (or
man and wifeoriwo gentlemen; with or without
board Address ‘ 11. w.," cure of the Sentinel
onlcc 310 it
SUITE 0? ROOMS TO A MAN AND \\ “'3
With table board Aiso two or three ringie
rooms with or wiihont board. Allniccly furnished
in a new and centrally lomtzd house containing at
the modem lm yon-mani- inquiri- of Ta lor It
Guiana, 45 an r Wuhirmtoa sum, Swim Kor-
wa
'I‘DRII ROOMS CORNER CLAY STREET
d Railroad l‘laee booth Noiwnlk. Apply
to Gauge achanb.
01788 ()P SIX ROOMS 0N WOODWAHD
avenue. 813. Also house of all: rooms, Bast
Norwalk. 013. Partol house on Woodde avenue,
to Inquire of 3 A Woodward.
‘Wo STORES (IN WASHINGTON STREET
1 Bridgmrlonth Norwalk. Also one tenement
in same building Modern lnI Irovcinenis. 1 sire
of WilliamC. Jesse opposite .fl station. lw
llUU-IES AND ll ions 0N WATER o'l‘llll’l'
and Ta 1m swear. llents from u to .12
permonlh. 'an salt air classes. Raymond Bro-
thers. ,1th
LARGE DULDING. LAST UHBD FOR A
but factory; malnbuildin 35170. two Marks
and addition ”xiii. and goods ice; a good boiler,
wev. suitable for any business ggply
thohn Knapp, No. at: West street.“ 0 —
FLOOR 01' [WE ROOIH. acorns ll-
movements. Rent 512. lip ly to W. ll.
hmlih. 33West street. south Norw k. (1291!
800M TBNKIINT 0N WATER BTRBI’I‘. Is;
5 broom tenement on Water street. '11;
mnernant on Waist street Oil; 2 room tenement on
Water street. to, a room tenement on Water street,
39; broomtenemenlonWamatreetJm 3 . room
houses on Taylor avenue, I10; 1 Moon: tenement
on Arch street, 312.1laymonil Bros. 1128 if
Ipmtmsllltbd FRONT scones WASHING-
wn arrest a ddian ”Room." care mini»)
‘1]. WOODWARD HolmMD-M bounce.
flat and cold water. bath room lie-ma
with atabllnu fuor ave horses, cow stables, chicken
hon-as act repair inquire or C.
swarm, at “old“ Well ”Elgar Company. 0111 t!
mum“ noun 1!! A
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locality lash-ll tall)!“- whowoaldllhs to
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“ ’ January in lain.
(mien-m
MUSIC HALL,
JUST ONE HIGH.
MONDAY. J AN 19
A Magnificent Production of nineteenth Century
Ii inatrclay,
GEORGE \VILSOR’SNEW lAlllD’l’ll
MNSTRELS.
The Dismal Magneto,
HR. GEORGE WILSON
(of “Wlli'l'ue-Alfllll" fame.)
Court Jen-torus
LBW BENEDICT FRANK I'Nlfill.
T0! LEWIS, And 1LTOM'NAH
45 FUN MAKERS 45
And
DDVAL, The Wonder
Tickets now on sale at Hoyt‘ a and Gregory' silrng
iii iiiiilii iiiii Gianni
From TUESDAY. JANUARY 13.1.0
Monday, January 12.
llii Lillian Sleiiiillilliil
lliiiliiii ll Siiiiiiii Ciiiiiiii.
MailiiGeiiiiliiiii,BiiSiiiaii
Solo Organist, Mr. Alex. 3. Gibson.
-—-—9¢>~————
Tickets for the three remaining Recitals.31.w.
Single tickets, We each. Diagrams open Wvdnes—
day morning. January 71h, at 9:00 o'clock, at
Plaiatcd and Gregory's drug stores. n59
No'I‘ICE.
[IE BOARD OF RELIKP of the Town of Nor-
walk. on the Assessment List of 1590 will
meet at the oflice of the Selectmen, Monday Jana
aryh 1~91.at2 oclock p at Saturday January
10. atioclu kp. In: Wednesday. Jar nary 14 at?
o'cl ck III. Saturday. January 17. at. ’ ociock
p In.-, mines ay. January 21. at 7 o'clock )i In
and Saturday January 2-,: at” . o ‘ciock p “1.,"ch
111'
p. a made t I then: Vrom the doings oft e Assessor.-
The Board of Belle! will meet with the Assassins
auaJoint Board, Saturday. Januur 2i attoclcel.
p It. (or lhepnrpo- e of ubattng L e polls of III lit
and disabled persons.
B. S. KElTll, i- Boar
Emil” SEYMOUR. old
l’LATT PRICE. l R. III-.r
December ‘20 1591.1.I15
Norwaik (‘onn
I‘lly Board of Belief \orlec.
01108 is HIRED! GIVEN THAT THE
Board of Relief for lbw City of South Nor-
walk Will inner on Monday Jamaryh 31%.;me
Saturday January ll), at? Clllp m; E‘riuay. Janu-
arv lo. at 7:30
7. 30p m an iouncilffharnber. for the pnfpot'u
of hearing and do .ermsning all appeals from lhl‘
do spirit the City Assessor! and equalizim and
adjusting tht valuation In the listnf iI-I'JIJ.
MATTHEW (Hilltfifl'i‘l‘ iBonrd of
JOHN W DAR]. i’ eriif
Dated at thetity of South Norwalk the 24m day
of December, 1801) dz“
Probate Sale of Real Estate.
)URSYANT to II order of the Curt of Probate
for the District of Norwalk will bcvaoid at
one auction. collie highest butter. on '
.anuary 15. 1591, at; "ornock afternoon (unless V's-pm:
vioualy! disposed of at private sale) the dwct
house and lo! fronting on Cove street corner or
Tnirdnvrnue on the Benedict l' rm. no tilled, in
East Norwalk formIIiy owned and occmied by
Mary McNeil, now decanted The lot 5 about 50
by 17.0 feet in area. and the house contains eight
rooms with attic and cellar.
Ba'elo take lac» on the premises, Terms. and
conditions m e known at time of sale. For par~
ticnlani inquire of WM LCI'KWUOD, Aummio
trator. or JAMES Mll‘i HELL. Auctioneer.
Dated at Nonvalk, December 24, 1590.
(12731 53 o 1014
District of Norwalk. as: Probate
Courl, Januarv " A. 1).. 1891.
"v
[stain of Anabel Dickerman. late of Nomalli, in
said district, deceased.
The ('IIurI of Pflihtu‘ for the District of Norunik
halh limited and allowed six mi) Jim from the dale
11¢wa torthe (-rIIiIIIII-I- or said astute to exhibit
their C aims for settlement Tlimw \- ho I 1’}:in to
prose at their accounts properly “wilted within r: -iiIl
time, will be dcharrui a ncrvtry All persons in-
debtor] to said estate are rarities Id to II rake IrIIrne
dine paymeatL ”ON Dl KHFlMAN
S i i
anwano some. I' 3““"0"
Deposits 0v;r_ soon. ooo Surpluis a. so 000.
JOHN H. Prams.
Vicci‘ri at.
A. Somme, Joys ll KMI'I'.
l‘rcaL Trees.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK,
Sot'rIi Nouwaui, Conn, Dee. 2.1, 1800.
AT a meeting of the Managers of this Bank held
thisilntc, adlv‘iI lt'l‘ll to depositors at the rate
of aper cm: pu mount, was declared for the six
months ending .Jlmlrkry I 1891. payable on and after
Interest not drawn will be cmlit
oil to amounts and draw interest from January 1.
1891 JOHN hi KNAPP, Trees
()p‘ h daily from it In 12 o ‘clurlt a m. and from 1
to 11 II 'clork p m, and on batiiril. l.’ (Vt'Lifilfl a mini 6
to ti o ’:rtm k (1'? 2w
lllill‘lll lililllliii Ulllill'
91'! MIN"! I), 0011‘.
Educates for llllillllt‘lll',¢1lllf‘l\lt5 both sexes to till
profitable and lucrative posh Iona
time to on or llilul 'l)lll"gl and behold foriho spring
and. Bookoltoe ping. Penman
armband Typewriiisir. ’l'cil
thoroughly Graduates ii“ in mylao
Business homu- an lie withcom tentuulsiantu.
Call or send lot [2 upturn ‘ A lrr-a President
Merrill Businessl illi‘gr Hiamfnrd Conn.
JACOB ill. LAYTON,
l cal Estate and Home uncut. General insurance
Agenc- Fire Life and Accident. 0mm
Steamship icltels—Cnhin and tiles-rage Dustin
for £1 and upwards and Money Onlvrn to all parts
,a "
01 Euro Notary Public; acknowledgements
tinken. nllroarl fiction. baggage Checked In Des
i hat on.
65 Washington Hunt. Noll to Post once.
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
l-‘llll Slllil
Sill lllfl lifllllli
At ii Big Discount
To make room for spring stock. Alas a full line of
DOG MEDICINES AND SPBATT’S
DOG BISCUIT.
Don't forget the
iiiiiaiiaii iii Liiii iiiiII!
Openevaryilay anlll lip. In.
N0. 4 WATER STREET,
“h In.“
JANUARY 10,1891.
:JANUARYZ—
Mlllll 99W" 8M
THIS WEEK.
LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S
dials, Jackets and Niiiiiiiils
AT COST AND BELOW.
«y‘—
Liliiieimai & Si
84 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
lllllil'l' JAN llllll SALE
of hearing and determining an and all up I
h m. and Thursday, January 2.: at p
e
NUW lFlllt‘ est "
- range,“ we sums-pram Omguw lo makerami m e .r stimuli
.Sllllllllll & llllll’
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We are opening a big: line of Spring Ginghuuis and Sour
suckers that will be sold cheap for cash. Come carli and :ii 0
llll‘ new spring stvles.
W 0 li: ive inaugurated a big l"l lllll' 'llOli in Clintk.‘ Capes, Soul
Plush SJCQHCS sand Children s ( looks i ':.ll and "(It priirs and
sec Wllill you (all buy.
Among llii} bargains will lli‘ :i LII-go line Towel for 19¢; ii
airs of Fast Blur-l: Hosi- for 25w; liciits‘ Comel's llilll' llsilf
Hose, 29c: the best luiilics' llilIiII-Il Vest ever oilerod :It‘l
Ladies” llcmstitchcd lluiiilkcrcliivis, lie; a big Ilriw iii Dre‘s
Goods at 10c, reduced from 18c.
SOUTH N ORWALK.
We have placed a large line of Carpets in our South Nor
walk store. Three hundred yards of remnants at 25c Ozii'll.
Carpet Paper, all kinds, cheap, You will find It nice line (It
Spring Ginghams also ll big drive in Dress liomis :it lilo.
Give them :I call; no trouble to show goods.
Store open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings
SCOFIELD w HOYT.
GRANULATED SUGAR 'l‘ll’BE GIVEN AWAY
MOORE 8r. HARMAN’S
Until further notice Wt} will give 3 pounds of Granulated
Sugar with cwry pound of text iIII‘ 50 cents,
FOR CASH ONLY.
Now is your opportunity
('iIliic on
M iiii I. H iiiiiii.
Selllng out- V
Alluooda in i M GENTS lI'l' i: Nislllu‘. DEPARTMENT l llilcerin Ir and Howie; {litany ric-
It
FUR .OAPES AND MUFFS
mu)» m ill I: my Insomnia price we more mine
. ”nu”.--
COfiQETS.
We have the large» stock ofihsse gondola iheaiate and will at be our. our Pl'll'p us sthek at far
below I: Iet. During fhll sale we will tour spreial brand mwell brown, for 311 cents
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
AN 1) lelv‘n.all‘i in Plain, White and fancy must go with the rest. Do not miss this oppor; 1111in
n. .- 4... _
MILLINERY.
All trimmed liar» and Shapes man be sold. on reasonable oder refused.
H. Ki‘iiEcER,
Maliackcino llotel Block, South Norwalk
9399mm Mill Mlll'l'l
A1" THE OLD "AND 0'
THADDEUS GUYER,
lmsnr lo 1’. Blur Blur a mi,
8 P R I N G W O O D ,
ALL ORDERS I’RGIIII’TIIY FILLED.
(my People and it to their “mug. to trade
vvlth Ila.
GIVE! “U“ A TRIAL.
BANDIES Filll All,
nun FREE AT THAT.
Come and get a sample ol the quality of Candy which we
are going to ollcr for 19¢; per pound
Let everyone come on Saturday afternoon oi evening, at
which time everyone will be able to try it for themselves,
FREE You will find it for better for the mono . than any 3
ever oilered III South 1% orwalk before.
First counter on right hand Side of door, we shall devote
hereafter to all kinds of candies, etc.
Of
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The i'ollowinv woods all 01 the best makes, at the follow-
in" when viz:
worms ,
can rouse
Best American Mixed Candies. lac 2513
Chocolate Creams, 19c soc
Gum Drops 12c 200
Sugar Peppermints. etc. 26c doc
Cream Almonds, 290 40c
Best grades and qualities of
Mixed Candies. 390 600 p
The celebrated TENNEY’S
I lb. boxes. 74c $1.00
' Etc. Etc., Etc.. Etc.
Wait for our growl January Mari-2» Down Silo (If all kinds
(ll Dry Goods, previous to inventory. '
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THE BflSTllll STORE,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK CT.
F. I-i. NASI—i & BRO.
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(‘A HLSBAI), FRENCH .ixii Boueniss’ cunts.
Decorated Dinner and Tea. Sets.
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FANCY cups, sanczns nun Pr'rcnnns. .
Mugs, Plain and Shaving. Engraved and Plain Glass Ware. 1,3
oi'ii Goons ARE Flifn'TrL'LAfit‘i AND WILL Lia sou) AT THE LOWEST PRICE.
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