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CUT GLASS
we have tine designs for the
a . * Table or Decoration
All the Latest
PERFUMES.
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toiletoasesf
Manicure Sets.
Gold Pens.
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ll. H. Plaislod,
. . Druggist.
‘3 Washington St. to. llorwalt.
~ lol‘iio‘l‘l'l
CELERY
nus am. ram an) mucous-res
'1'!!! (Wm.
lo lore Restless Days,
to lore Sleepless lights.
With increasing Audits and perfect lilger
tlsnllopstakasthsplareof despair: your
daily duties become a delight and Life a
Theaatopthatconghwlth
‘ ‘ Yankee
llllll - SlfllllEll.
“wrighhorahwtmsndtf not full!
alibi. store.
a warranted-oil
G... A.
.._ 35;.
Gregory 8: 00..
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nmsrfi?
mangroves-rowan“
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W’s mtg. in; tithes swan
on .0. or
ill-Int norms
stirtsrtkrseesuflcn “than”
Inflation!!!
Florida Oranges.
whit-wensmnflh stash-r
. wit opal. at
.. .2. to trim
ashtnnton Street.,,,:. H - [if
” ’ ' momma stormed"
* [domain Pens.
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"Mil! plain.
South Norwatk.
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twinge nearest?
V Miniature All-nae tartar-omis-
sun illness“ so. to 11s This
at??? also l'ni'u'ss' lfi'w
mimosa new simian... <
7M" ' baited-”rm. issstohsgsners" lly'
sissy-wok lowsrpmllowsd by rsiuwly "in.
temperature. Tomorrow it promises to be
generally from fair to partly cloudy and
warmernw
!
Newsboys' christrnas.
According to the established custom
of Till Smut. the entire edition of
the paper sold by the nest on the
day preceding Christmas, which falls on
Saturday this year, .ill be given totbem
as a present. as a reward for their faith-
ful services throughout the year. When
'l'na SEXTINEL is delivered at your door
Saturday evening, drop an extra nickel,
dime or quarter in the newsboy's hand,
It will make your Christh and his a
merrier one.
SOUTH NORWALK.
What the Poop]. of Our (lily nre Doing
:nndhavlnn-
The public toboola close to-day for the
holiday races of one week.
-—llu‘ylei’s candy, fresh every day, a
lane's. 5| Washington at.
Paul Cuthill, of Spring street, is recov-
ering from a severe attack of typhoid
fever.
—For the finest quality of smoking to
boomed all kinds, call at G. 8. ’l'row-
bridge £003; .
The grocery stores in the city will close
at ll o'clock tomorrow night and re
main so until Tuesday morning.
—A large assortment of ladies' and
genta' silk umbrellas, lariir-s' aprons. dolls
of every description. to be sold less than
out. hi. 3. Smith. See adv.
u... aura-as) a “mans as. II “grit uuu
Charles McWilliams are discharging car
goes of coal at J H. Ferris’ wharf.
1'.
~Bnrgains in wall papers. l'nframed
pictures. Pictures framed to order. at
Deckor'u, 79 Washington si.,So. Norwalk.
hit. and Mrs. .lt‘irlt' ll. Tollm and am)
Harold. of Filll’llr'lll atrmue‘, will spend
Christmas in Anaoilin with lir. Tolles'
brother Clients-r.
-—'l'he most elegant line of scarfs in
the city at Comsmck llros'.
The urinal hall and reception of Com-
[tony C. a miterrhe event that attracts
many Norwaik military "it'll to Stain-
ford, will take place Febniary 2i.
-Sprcial 80loé—Comfortabin. blank-
ets, rugs. pictursn sud clocks. Podmore's
Major Isaac Brantley. of the Consoli.
dated road, says that there is no foundsv
tion for the moon that that company is
going to build a line around, outside and
to the north of Bridgeport.
——Hayes' goods sell on their merits; no
Having recovered from his recent se-
vere illness. Edmund H. Crowe is out
among his friends again. He will re-
turn to Birmingham soon, to resume his
dutiesas editor of the Evening Trans-
"lPi- M.
--(lrsat “entice sale of cloaks and
millinery stll. Krirger'sfiouth Norwalk.
Thetug boat Halt Rowe w. burned
iothswater'sedgeyestevdsy movniugtn
Bridgeport. The original the firs lsa
mystery, but it isssppossd to haven-rt
confirmations”. 'l‘hebost waiown-
sd by the W ‘firo'tb'srs and the
damagsiscstimatedatfimo.
Bari”; tickled tbs fsocyof thechll-
dren withths realistic arrow massed
tohcggausiidsta‘theirnovthwindowJ.
P.‘l'oIlss¢Cc.siiowsdaarqusllypretty
sssueofadidcrdntnatuicinthsirsouth
window an night. it is handsomely
trimnisd with gentleman‘s furnish-
ing pads with muses-of smiles in
trainedfrcmdilsreutpoints. tampon
tedpsims add tothe coshastof white
lnd'kmn sad‘looksvsry prettyuadsr
the brilliant w of airs-pointed a
it». it‘ll. Hallock, of South iiorwalk,
trimmed thewindow.whichisoasofths
pruttiestin town.~—Aasoaia8sutiosl.
. - W
m at HuattZelnfl's.
m ‘ .
Ailieckwssrl Neckwsari Neckwsarl
at Comstock Bros'. ,
Everett E. Barnes is home for the
Christmas vacation.
—ancy baskets and boxes at lane's
51 Washington street.
A passion has been granted to Sarah
E. Volk, wife of Frank A. Volk.
—Beo Kriegsr's advertisement on an
otherme. 110 i,- WWW - l
inn Libhle smith, or ‘ivoéiaw'prglliye:
true. is visiting friends in :l’lsinlleid. “
4Fins turkeys from 18c to 22c, at
Chestnut street market. '
Yesterday w... the shortest .lfyA all
the year. The sun rose at 7:! o'clock
and set at 4:28 o'clock.’ it was above the
horizon nine hours and twelve minutes.
Last night was the longest night of the
year. From sunset to sunrise it was
fourteen hours and forty-eight minutes.
-—An immense assortment of Christ-
mas goods and baskets, at closing prices
at M. s. Smith's. ‘
Frederick Holhrook, for the past three
years assistant road-master of the Con-
solidatcd road, was last week promoted
to the pesition of road-master of the
Hartford division. His family will re«
move from Stamford to Hartford in the
spring.
—-Skatesl skates! skates! Peck 8'. Soy
derafiarmy'sk Harrys'leiea' and gents'
At Comstock's hardware, 11:! Wash. lit.
Poet William hiorellouse, of Mount
Vernon. N. \'., formerly of South Nor.
walk, was in town this morning dis-
tributing among his friends his latest
poem. entitled "April Iii, I810." which is
the date Mr. Morehousc was born.
--That wife of yours and all the red of
the family will be looking for a present
about tomorrow night. You can find
just. what you want at Draggi-lt llnlr'n
and his prices are low, his prices are low,
his prices are low.
t'oloncl Print and stall, with ladies.
arr-ilivitul to attend a reception to In-
grvenby the Second t’uilllul’t)’, hover-
irrationalleelhemih’ihhmf. 99%;:
armory in New Haven, Friday evening,
December 30.
~Specialprices in Christmas It"? or-
naments at H. .‘i, llartzel'e, 19 North
.llain atrret.
The Niwwaik Iron Works band new
"mini Jlmph “’Jiurhaln. a lllt'llllvr'l' of
the lumbar his borne on Ely avenue,
last evening. Mr. Gmhum brought forth
refreshments and a pleasant time was
had. Vocal who were rendered during
the evening by James H. Smith. William
Day, Jamrs Harvey and [-2 ll. Hayes.
-—'l'oys for decorating Christmas truce.
sold at cost. at Dellott & Fowler's for
the two remaining days before t'hrist-
mas.
The Hartford Courant says: ”The
(Yimrant's information, gathered with the
care that this journal gives to the collec-
tion of all its news. is to the effect that a
large majority of the Republican mem-
bers of the (lent-val . unbly favor the
Iii-election of ”cum! Hawlcy and that
his return to the Senate is assured.
-——Don't think because we aak amnu a
pound for our best turkeys. that w»
havn't got plenty of the ordinary iii cent
variety. To every doubting Thoma we
say: “Come and see. come and su-e.‘
l’eopies' Market, Norwaik and fiouth
Norwalk.
At a moat drill two men of (Yompany
(7, Stamford Mud to obey the
commanding officer's orders when
summoned to fall in. He thrratened
toimpossshneof 0.5. Them laughed
and whenhemadeit 0w each
theyleftthoroom. The affair was re-
ported to state headquarters and in a
weekersosfirld mrbmkrtial will be
hsidtceoasiderthecbsspsd disobedi-
once.
m—lerry Christmas! (lo to llsliott d:
Fowlu’sforthwflnnits-ntiasntofcsn-
dissinthscity. The very finest goods
atiowestpricoJioJSouthlaiustreet.
TheYalel Towns compsnyofiitsw
ford, which leased the Branford hock
wovksrscsntiyJasnowgsinrdeornplsts
Manda-latter coucernsud Ir.
Towaehsshscomvprrsidsatofbothcoo
pointless. The Bastard lack works,
whlehhsstirushseoms. nhwanthflym
hrsuclioftthais t Towns sat-trillio-
msuiJsasoidaadwstlkaowamrn.
ltwasstutsdhths town of Beaufort!
sushi-them
Alycuhvwhuthtllsmowsygotofl.
Krhgsfnaadlnyastiyishhcht. You
enmtitatycarowsprtes.
Attirsflmm tier-tar as
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Ho
5.. ”WASHINGTON
* His. W. 8. Haded is home from
Philadelphia. *
—Go tollsrtzel's, 19 North this street.
for your candy baskets. canes. &c.
no. Marion m, of 'l'arboro. N.
(3.. is a guestof EA. Woodward and
family for the holidays. ‘
-—A fresh supply of choice mixed cau-
dl. Chocolate creams and broken candy
it Mfr. ill Northdisiustust. m.
. .. . . ., ‘71‘77.....\.:v.,~r'ue ,
min/Dishes silddoh’n'. r ‘
bve‘l'ctllflied "WHMBQMW. p -.
ocwc institute” my, to. 'llr; _ 999:,
runs holidays. M___ ' '
-—l’ure miles with pure cream. 5c. a
cup. depot restaurant. Open all night.
Charles J. Hyatt, an employs of the
Nor'wslk lock factory. was taken with a
fainting spell yesterday afternoon and in
falling struck a hand truck, producing a
severe cut over his left eye.
—Ererything desirable in gents' ties,
collars and cuffs. shirts, hosiery. gloves
and underwear, at ll. 8. Smith's. See adv. ‘
On Monday there will be one general
ill-livery and one collection by the mail
carriers of the South Norwalk post 0mm.
The onlce will close at 10 o'clock, aid
will be open an hour in the afternooi,
from 5 to ti o'clock.
—-If you woulil‘like to make any of
your friends a nice present, stop in aid
look at our Christmas assortment n
cigars. (l. S. 'l'rowllridge & ('0.
The windows of C. H. Harvey's shoe
store are attractively decoratml for the
holidays. In one window is a Christina
tree alarm-d with all kinds of filmy
shoes. slippers and flowers: in the othrr
is a pmtul of Sir. Harvey, surrounded ly
flowers and gente’ slippers.
—llt.liday oale.~l’arlnr and bird-roost
ntlili‘r'v. hidk‘lml’llfl, cliifl’onntcni. lust
rim—s, desks. fancy chairs and tables.
Prnlnlore's, i313 North Main street.
engineer carpet. yesterday Writs-J a notice
on the seculary of the bridge continu-
eirm for New Haven and k'airliwld colic
llrrs to appmr in New“ York Jan. it), 1893.
relative to changing the draw in Wash-
.u',..m ”nub“ users use: slums-n... . ,.
(Humilimioner Johnson, of Fairlie“
county, was in Bridgeport yesterday to
L'Hlllr'r with the Son- Haven commission-
rrs,
~l"ur snuikenrjsv-ta and tine quality of
rnnvmrhaums, call at ti. 5. TIUW'hI'itljfl'
& “in".
Growth of “It! Consult-listed.
The continued growth of the ('onsulz-
dated railroad, pays the New Harri
broiler. under I’lraltlo‘lll Uiurk's adminii.
l'fllllln, pron-s concilmwly that be it
doing all hr,- cun to carry out the proniirt'
made at the inn-ting of the chamber «1
cormnerce.
The New York, New Haven and Hart
ford system is now rit‘l'ilfltl largest is
point of mileage in New England, thy
iklutori and Maine being floor. but is
toint of equipment it is second to none
in the country. The [contest moves it
the extrusion of the mall have bet-t
made during the past year. Since Jan
nary. W92, the mileage has been in
cream] more than two-fold.
The first important move of the yet
was the absorption of the New York.
Providence and Boston. This is perhap
the greatest more that has been made in
the management of the road in recent
years. for it is a big link in the chain is-
twecn New York and Boston, which the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
will own armour or later.
The next greatest stride was theabssrp'
tier) of the llotisatonic system. By 5min-
ing control of this all probability of the
main line over being paralleled is done
away with.
The New York. New Haven and Hart-
fordruad now practically controls M
larger part of the liew England sum
[irrkshirn Hills. the White Mountains
and Newportcau all best be nacho-i by
means of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford road.
And during all this vast extension the
detailsof the road have not been lost
sight of. Everything pomibie hashrsn
donetolnakslt the best equipped road
in thecountry. llr. Clark was thenrat
toiatrodueetheblock signal system in
America. Over 010,000,000 have been
upended to improvements fines Pred-
deniCl-rkhashulniuoflu. What's.
.mMMwhichistobcrabsd hymn».
vertlble debutante milieu. has
Milk-fete mythlt ltwill hstbo
best read in the world.
s
~A largmrtmeltofoornioopisssrb
ling at mu Deanne restart. it... t,
Booth walnut.
mutt rate-n.
11» m was hard Doc. as,
i”. ListfanislisdfmaiofleeofA.‘
é‘lEi-iv ‘
OTHER lJSEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
“train new}; on"; on... a; .__
temps antic
. 01W .
Gloves lit
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SOUTH
STREET.
DRAIA ill! WINGS.
Theatrical Ilnttera in Which Play-Going
I’rople will no Interested.
The laughable fourvact comedy drama,
"Josiah Simpklus," will be seen at Music
Hall, Friday evening, December 28. it
is a rural play in four sets, bound togeth-
er by an intelligible plot. and is produced
with special scenery carried by the corn-
puny. in the third act a realistic saw
Malibu an... cutilogithroii’gh i'resl
to’g'ir a terrific speed, on which abu-
L" millscens isiatroduosd. new genuine
Tmioemehum boundby his was
arias and startedscwards thsdcadlysaw.
There is an abundance of comedy in the
play. and some fine singing and dancing
is introduced. aided by an excellent or.
chestra. The band connected with the
company will make a parade Friday, at
noon.
~A'fresh supply of lluyler’s candy
for the holidays, at DeKlyn's, Norwalk.
—The most complete assortment of
Umbrellas at (Jomstock Brue'.
Christmas at the First Congregational.
The mneical programme at the First
Congregational church, for Sunday
morning. will be as follows:
Organ l’reludew'd-‘antasia". Lemme-m
Dorology . ' Old Hundred." .
Gloria l'atri .......................... “ llmr
Anthem" "l Desire Wisrlom"., . . ..Stainer
Hymn till ”it Came l’pon tll Midnight
l‘lr'atr" .....t}ilhrri
Offs-non Anthem "While all Thine“
were in Quiet Silo cc" ........ liar-farren
Hymn lfil- - "Calm on the Listening ear of
Night."
iilriria in Excel-via. Ttvelfth Mass . ... .Zilohrt
Hymn lw- "0. Thou who by a Star Dill'st
noble."
l'rrtlmlc Hallelujah Chorus. . Handel
The rt‘t'nlf’lg service will consist ofa
prugrniniiic 0! songs, iramls. nepotism
readings. recitations. and a brief address
by the pastor.
~We haven't got the heat turkeys on
earth, but we have the finest in Nurwalk
for 16c and We a pound. Come early
and get first choice. at Hayes' market.
—R.~asnnable prices at Lane's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
For a sore throat there is nothing bet
ter than a tlinncl bandage dampened
'tn. r'l......t.,.-i..;..'.. v..:.. tint... h "4"
nearly always effect a cun- in one night'»
time. This remedy is also a favorite for
rheumatism and has cured many very so
were can-s.
——-.\ large line of tun-.- cape ladies
mullet ill Mark. blue, brown and gray will
be sold for half their original value at it.
Krin-ger'a. South Norwalk.
«At L‘lll -'=i. Til \thingtnn strcct.
plenty of candy, frmh to. lay. At very
low primes.
\‘u’lu-ri on a Vifiil to Iowa, Mr. K. llal-
ton, of horny. Russell t'uunty. Kansas.
willed at the llibiratury of (’lhamberlniu
it (3).. liver Iii-vines. to show them his six-
year old boy. whose life had been saved
by l’iuiliilnrhln's t'otlgll linlltnly, it hav-
ing cum! him of a very sewn-attack of
crimp. Mr. Dalton is certain that it sav-
ed hi- boy's life and is enthusiastic in his
[ll’rtlf‘i‘ of the Hmnmly.
"Sprint: chickens. Hen pound; very
lltull‘t'; tin chromite, at Hayee'.
—l)on't forget to examine our line of
Furnishing (hulls, at Contstock Bron.
Mr. J. l'. lilaize. an extensive real cs-
tate dealer in Des Mouton. lowa. narrow-
ly escapid one of the severest attacks of
pneumonia while in the northern part
of that state during a recent blizzard,
says the Saturday Review. Hr. liiaize
had occasion todrive several miles dur-
ing the storm and was so thoroughly
chilled that he was unable to get warm.
and inside of an hour after his return he
was threatened with a severe case of
senttothenearrstdrugstore and got a
[rattle of Chamberlain‘s Cough RemerIy.
d.'lllil| he ind often heard. and took a
number of doses. its says the ob
, {act was or rful and in a short time
was bredhing oite easily. He kept
on taking the‘med donned the out its
Blaire regards his cure as simply won-
derful
0
with them. 10c and 18¢ a pound.
for bargains. today and tomorrow.
%‘b“".’i'.’:"“l.”“‘ amps
. ,w
and ”Emma doo-
tors' huh ti have topay 00
sachfchaotus ours
-—Plsaty of fresh nuylsr‘s candles on
hand at lands, 5] Washington street.
6A, SPECIALTY.
pneumonia or lung fever. Mr. Blaine Cb
wssahtetoooinssobialunw. ll. 0
turf-”film. mlulomin'BTe-sdln. ;
, a,
.s'. al
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A. Dick'ermanat Son,
NORWALK. CONN.
Butlhreollaysllemain
THE
llartlord
“ llodioal
Booted
-—-—A‘l‘ Till—~— ’
MAHABKEMD HllTEl,
UNTIL
Friday,lleo.23
GLIDSING SHARP
AT 4 P. M.
For the purpose of extending their already
wouui-wrur. mrl'unirr, and with ade~ire
in con ant to the n any earnest mulled» made
from time to time by the friends and admire-rs
of this progressive sy‘elem. one of our consult-
inn pliy‘sirlans will pay I| profes‘innal vl~it to
will .'orwalk. ('t.. v- "if? at his pirlurs tr.»-
perially arrnn rdl at the Mmlmcilrinu Hotel he
utilgive to a l those holding apm‘mtmenh,
as well as all others who desirr wswmnius.
AIH‘ICI, lxasiiawrton luvn 'riilA'rlla’r rort
as usual on'rn. run or CllAitIl
who call during our week's visit.
her Will. to Saturday. December Zilh, in-
. e. ibus irlvlng sum-rite from all forms
ntigiimisn'msauu personal attention. amt
thereby all the advantages of th s new ry-tern.
which ha» Worked ~~nv‘h marve on!» rare.» in
Hartford and surrounding country. Airboug .
the the.- and ripe!” - to them in giving this
rile: rursnilzs'r Will cost them at least i-‘iw
Thousand dollar“. yet they f oi the number
the will treat will he .-o large, the curry they
ma :- wlll he no varied. the up"! they will. do
will cover so larg a field. that the advertise-
merit Will bedouhle what r'nu'll‘be oblrtin rl
way. They also hope to brim; to the notice of
all luv-lids their ruins-r lxlfi’u’t'l'l as will
on. their collects! 5y rental practice. All I‘ley
rink in return is that every patirnt so treated
state to all 'hrtr friends the result ohllsirlr-d in
their individual Print-1 by the tirrmau System.
i. the rim rind the D00? may come daily from
tits. in. to l. and :tni p. m.. and 7 tall even-
ln-ra,f-irt1ir~ . burn time- iu above. _
The) treat all feinnlr troubles by the” r—
man method, which dues away with all aperit-
lnm examinations, rings. pastures and loud
,
'e'y‘r’k'fio desire to im tress upon all men
whoamwnffrring from the errors of youth.
that they are thewle into-trims of the oath
celebrated Hindu-o remedy. no erl and Mor-
able known to the old world a~ the AS”-
AUNEI'HAL i'tlllnll) ME i H D. The ' will
urn .rantrn an absolute cure in all cal-rel en.
All tic/trim: to lost this sister" *ill have
snr l. an opportunity on days given below. free
of charge.
They earnestly invite you to come. see and
t'luflill’lt' for your-elf their institution. mlvan-
rages, up liann-n and such-w in curing the
chronic n: merits of «it'll-ring humanity. their
patients are i rimlwrmi from all barb-if the
world. and m rriimrknblr h is been their min
or», that we puilw in “under at the all tenor
. naliflcallnn- ftbe- rhytcian wlmcrin ”it.“
51"!” 'Tl.\’ Si‘l Vi'lh‘li‘ KthVlJiDtiE
iii“ Till-3 S'l'itl'l'l'l‘iti-I HF )i AN. Thin l. illn-
l'I;\SB AT .\ iii..\.\'l'li “'ll'llili'T ASKIS‘H
ANY Ql’l-Is’l‘iilw LimKISi; AT Till-1
1'. Will's; (lit FEELKSH THE i’l'lfilri.
Snoridanatiun la no. mean from the patient.
no previous knowledge of the «raw. Every
ache. pain and ri‘nagrmbie fer-ting [minted
out and drernlml better than the patients ran
themselves He ltrateualmribcs, under-lands
and card in» disco-um at a glance. historians its.
llll'ltrlclm‘)‘, progress and termination. Teach-
ing in bi.» consultation the patients‘ inherent
[nit-r? over all their weaknesses and tlel‘lllllr‘
whlrh lead to all the various disarm incident
in their natures. eves the proper remedy and
Partner of treatment unwary to perfect and
rrlnanent cure. No person a mold doctor any
onxnr ar take any more nmluvinc- before mu.
suiting him Not only will they be snrpriml
is! lit! wonderml knriwln'dtfe of dist-m. his
plain, crinrise explanation of ever ' cause and
effect. but is! the rapidity with w lch be re.
Iirvrs and curves the mmt obstinate than” by
his very progressive system. The only system
:3 the aid of which, coupled with his anowl
g.- of tin-structure of man Illll til-l experi-
ence with the maturities of disease and ita
action upon the functioni of the truly, so dent»
onstratrs to the patient whine llfe is endang-
ered the real cause of his trouble and points to
an absolute rrlief and ours.
HUNDREDS Cl'Hl'll) AKSl'AlJA'.
The folio-rim! is a brlrf synomi! of raw
which have been suu‘mfnlly treated by he
Hart lord Medical rim nr‘lidnrlng the past year.
commando Jan 1. WI. and ending Dec. til.
it‘ll. This lot does not include applicants
for treatment who were prontmrrcsr ry them
islll'ltAlilJ. but is an accurate record tran-
iicribcd from their bunksof i'l'ltEH AUl'l'Al»
LY l’ltltl-‘Ulthllvllt. guarsormt slmrlntrvly and
implicitly corn-ct in every particular.
DWADM
l’folil’ullt it
lion). .. a.
Ta
1
#p lrpayor ”
~60 to Hayes” market for turkeys. ”'1"
You are not compelled to buy oranges tit-a
am“ 'imi' ”usury; at
As wtilhemlrythssbove table. the aver»
agsou=herof cases treated succe-fullyprr
memoir» WAS“,
whichforprscticalea stance I t varied
cit-sag! owls dis-Tits ws Autism the
tsrcri'iird.which born to lnrnsctionof
. for tacit. The last
pawns-hunt liitms.‘
En earrisnosof this faculty. Bu
hide slrtooutraaa “spinners-stirs.
Elidoy,lloo.23
At ll
P.
yr of it ‘3.
"2e
to all.
buddy. '
with tn.- expenditure of Strum in any other
will appoint tlreirlaelves a irontmitle‘: of one to
Chronic (7..."1, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1,“, door plumbing in all its branches. and
lavish-n! (‘nnnnmmkm - ~ with does it well, as he is a thorough work-
ron-c Bronchitis. no
Uhrnnur Diarrhea ....... til “mn-
Neural ...... sis
Narrow D. i’. Willi”.
“D slice. lieisalsoa juiitlco of the mace.
lg notary public. pension attorney and rent
an estate agent. Orders for light and heavy
trucking car: he Bf nr remnant: W”
a Christian Swartz is offering lots at prices
, ranging fromaamupwsrdnnd on easy
Mina.
0| emdrsftssndmoneyordersmodnotary
to! public, are Jacob H. layton’s lines of
'5 business. Wltb um. office fsciiities .u
or , .
, .WsuML>magsui,wtfll .
pints in; is, m sooz'wn ll. it
» now-m. :wlr “W .
m wilynott“ em; ”WW6
lssshort 'cut‘tosickuoss; don't touch
onyourstotuscb.bscsossif ltgossbsck
. on you, thugsme is up. Don’t tests your
wecaussrvsyou with matsrhlsthstwiil
Telephone
CHAS. E.
lflllllh Billlllill.
present to every lady purchaser.
rtorti'o on...
E. d. want-lame. Proprietor. “i .
FllEE DELIVERY,
r
stomach with unpalatable dishssnrhsn
presene your digestive orgsg, W J . in
sprite-pie order-all tbsyes‘r round and keep your appetite» kesu ssufoshiia’nd’s
scant. We are selling Oranges, Nuts and a full variety of Christmas specialties.
can I 3-2-
SEYMOUR,
3! WISHIIBTMI 8T., 80. llflllVllli.
Christmas Turkeys.
Don’t make any mistakes, but look at our stock before you
buy. You will get a better turkey and rave money, besidesa
.5‘ ll.
mull
PEllPlE'h . HII'KET,
13 North Main Street South Norwalk 21 truism Norwalk.
« Telephone dell. 62.3; ' , Telephone camp”.
Cllltlli'l’lAS PRESENTS.
urea and waldo-:5: Displays issue
by South Hurwalk Merchants.
There is no store in town which seems
to exert a great magnetic influence over
bakery and confectionery store. It is
filled with candles from the cheapest to
Christmas cakes, and everytning else in
the bakery line. We make no hesitancy
in saying that no liner assortment of
tootllsome sweets canbe found in Nor-
walk than at Mr. Lane‘s; and whatis
more, they are fresh, having been put in
stock especially for the holiday trade.
You will want to top off your Christ-
mas dinner with ice cream: this you can
order of Mr. lane. who will deliver it on
time. His ice cream is made of pure
cream.
STl'ltTEi'.\S'l"5 BARS“): nouns.
if we rim: to make a guess where
Santa Claus will fill his pack this year,
we should say without hesitation, at
Siurtevant‘s bargain houses. corner of
North Main and Ann alter-ts.
goods, embracing everything from a
penny whistle to a parlor suit. that it is
no wonder pt‘l'plt' flock in that direction
when out on their holiday hunting tours.
They are displayed with rare- gnod taste,
trouble to find just what you want. Mr.
Sturtrvnnt is one of times! hustling fol-
lows who lift'pfi in touch with the pur-
chasing public.
limit”: a t‘UllSTOCK.
Christians. with all ite merry—making,
in rwt‘i-r quill: {1:ntplulfl Iv'Ilhrittt n gonor-
mis supply of oranges. apples, nuts.
randy, ptlpflll’il, figs, raisins, etc. Dibble
& Utilllz‘llxrk. always up with the times.
aim to be a little more so during the
holiday season and have laid in a fresh
supply of lheabove mentioned delicacies.
They never were better or cheaper than
now. While you are not loading up with
prt’M'ills and goodies for the children
don't pass Dibble & t'olilstock by.
DR. s. W. scut’l'lux.
Take good carrot your horses: but if
they should happen to get sick orally ac-
cident befall tlwiu. secure the services of
Dr. S. \V. Schuppan. the veterinary sur-
geomand rest assured that be will cure
them if such a thing is lxmsible. lll' is a
skillful veterinary. who has met with
great gnomes in his practice here. His
otlirc is at 33 Railroad l’iacu.
Joux r‘. rn’ss.
(laid plumbing goes hand in hand
with good health: had plumbing breeds
disease in "10' household. Therefore it
behooves you to have work of
this kind done by a competent
man. Such an one isJohn F. Flynn.
who has had years of experience in the
business. and gives all work entrusted to
him his personal supervision.
r. s. DONALDSUS.
Weather like this. keen and cold. sets
a pemrn's thoughts revolving around the
subject of heaters. ranges, stores. a full
line of which may be found at T. S.
llonaldson’s, 93 Washington street. He-
also carries tinwaro of all kinds. and
makes a specialty of furniture insur-
Washington street. and the work will be
promptly attended to.
chairman mum's.
Start the new year right by investing
iii-building lot and building a house.
We know of no better location than the
Woodward homestead property, where
ucos it. Mirna.
insurance. rest state, steamship tick-
people just at this time than F. A. Lane's l
the choicest grades, tree ornatnento.l
He hasl
such a tremendous variety of Christmas.
in a well lighted store-.5.) that it is no
noun: a. new
is an expert watchmaker and jeweler,
and has the mechanical appliances for
doing first‘class work. He makes them
pairing of fine and complicated watches
a specialty.
. ‘ KELLH'. ii. marrow,
of 36 West avenue, is a proficient
teacher on the piano forte, and gives
lessons on reasonable terms. She is a
, pupil of Walter J. Hall, of New York.
. —'l'en per centT-diacount on handker-
‘chiefs, Saturday. at the Benton store,
jNorwalk. Last day.
i Taylor at Golden.
:Beal Estate and Insurance,
. wasnrxn'ror, 37,1331;
, .
.- l’t‘l'wm'. uniting fora lot. or house and lot.
...m the view of purchasing. are invited to
.' call and examine our lit-t. “e have them for
‘r-ao’: in fiery part of the city at reasonable
, prices. and on raw terms. anal tf -
. w as'rrzn. “
l STE im' Vu'tlvenynunz ‘ms'nflwlih 1}};
k mechanical ideas. 1:: Stuart avenue. Nor-
. dzl 3t
l
l»l
l'al
' T0 our. ’
7 \ ("WAGE containing nine rooms. A
A ply to Hire. 1.. M. stereos, Proapect Hill,
bomugh. d233t
)LEAfiANTLY furnished rooms to let for
. ladies or gent emen. inquire at Mrs.
bluieru‘ald's. l7 Railroad Plate. ("91'
'l‘Wfl fl «ti-i. one of lid one of
ntm: room-r. tn the “adorn huilrlingmnr-
her of \\ all and River streets. Norwalk. Ap-
ply on the prelim-cs. if if
‘UTTAGV of six "some. r-nnler Grove street
’1 .tn-l Woodward avenue. $13; cottage 6’)
“oodward avenue. rent tit: live rooms on
first flmrmurner South Main street and Han-
t‘u_nl l’inco. item 915: four rooms corner
“codwnrd avenue and Meadow- street: rent
99. Apply to E. A Wooden-Ii. n4.“
ill-I i'hiv‘vxster place. 24 Marshal street.
f’arn and about one acre of gmund:
abundance of fruit rm. etc. Rent”) per
month. lnqti re at then can! the Old “ell
L ig«r('o.. M \\ unhington street. le
sch-n rooma B
‘0}! reel-prions. entertainments. parties and
If hull-l. U. U. .A. M. halt. Water street.
.\o*_walk. Elt‘flt’lc lights and all niodern eon-
vemonci-e. At reasonable rates. inquiri- of
.1. ll. .lu-nnlnp. 4 Knight street. $1th
“Heron. litti-ly occupied by the J. and J.
_ Herman ll Company. a'so a suite of rooms
inJarnrH'blor‘k. Apply to F. St. John Lock
“out, trustee. til!) if
still nAl.ti."""‘ ‘
. HRM‘ERY business in {the borough ht ii
A goal stand. Inquire at
brunch ”like, hiiru'alk.
the bentlnel
loam] to tit any
Hardware (Io.
null) 8m
0S“ reach skates ea—ily
1 size heel. Poulh Not-veal
gnlnfaininrnls.
trusts out. some lldlttlltt.
W. ll. KNAI’I’. Manager.
Friday [volt—lite, Dec. 23
Bill!) and Fflllll‘s
Soil-.iiltonal ('ouiedy' Drama.
Joshua Simpkins
The grommet of all rural plays.
Produced with Blh‘clnl lit-enery and wonderful
mei'linnliml effects. including
“if Gflfil Sill Illl SCENE.
A real hurl. saw cutting] through areal log
at lightning raulrilty or. w lrh a human being
is helplessly hound
ljieautnu: ntrmlnf and dancing specialties.
[tact-limit d-si-r ptlvu music by the famous
"Italian Sllnpklns" orchestra.
lmk out for the great farmers.
[laud Parade l‘riday. at Noon.
Seats on sale at l'lalstrrl‘s and Hale's drug
stores.
PRICE“. 3.1, to. 7*. dl’
illty Board of ltlist retinifl
(melt: is herein given lllai the Board or
Reilef for the City of Milt "WWII.
meet on Monday, January 2, ml “in”. tn.; ’7’:
Jan-
dsy. January it, at 7:)! p. m.; Werlnead
nary ital 7:30 p. in. and rsiurdsydsausry
2t. at .5” p. m.. att 9 Council Chamber. for
the “HM" rilfhl’ie ring mining all
t "_ r y Am
squat irsnrl amt the valuation in
a” “”mii'iiurriiliw or item 3...";
ilrvrtv n ’ " M
onmt n: u 3m, '1 shit w '..."l'..‘:"....
t ' 0 I s 0”.
day of December. M '4!!! tin
NOTICE !
ilavln purchased tll‘sl tnverdmaagulott
nitration its nose men to
B. it. CranturdJ trapect’ully stills". a share
”'v'i'" bile mammalian to the!
on
oral. Deheniure mm the W
IllilllESEX Billllll Will
"WWW“
Fire, lilo and Accident Institute
Ibrualehy
5 Railroad plans he is better prepand
timoevertossrvethehisineescommnni-
ty.
nivm crow.
Nothing makes a more IWOM
Christmasxtftthsn sotnesrtioleof fur.
allure. Allof them and nuclear-
rcctlsshlous.ssutobsfoand atthofiirh
uiturn suits of David Stow. ” loilh
lslasumtimthflorwaik.
homes.
lfyoamlhhihsvfili'flfll. W
infatuation“!!! yourhoustetJ. O.
Jen-humanism. neuritic
dltbsiat-tayicuufwallpipsr.hordeis,
MWthidi lat will take
mymrhoussforyuutnim ., .. .
h muons-noun
«ho (-th
limbs ”Mason...
ssh m at It and inc-m
H. D. Smith!
lions: :. Ilasoaic Buildlag. florwaik.
m rill tf
‘ ”gear‘mtn‘vsw W
UVElll IND BONDING
STABLE.
fixgfimfl”& to
nut-mos lllElli lime
”Mm
mcsumrosom
v.0, A.~a..»ecoriam.
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M fihfluflfis‘dfi. ’
Norwalk Chronicler