t
rr
idf pilrehasers.
‘ Q
OTIITB that
Men’
mastitis .
loll,
HATS
1"“ We poll the best We dollar Hat sold in the state.
,Wasiiiii‘gton St,
views without»: bankrupting the
«Furnishings
[Struck aresponsive chord in the hearts of a buying come
80. N orwalk.
‘ D‘ruggist.
I. L ‘ v
i ‘Y we will open
Friday, llec. lit
a fine lin'é‘br
Holiday
‘ 4 Goods
Consisting of choice pieces in
Royal Worcester.
'g crown Derby.
linoges
ALSO
Cut Glass.
Silver.
Etc , etc.
-——--~4~p~——
* R. R. Plaistetl
, Druggist,
:43 Washington St.
sournnonwsnr.
Wall Paper,
T8, OILS. GLASS.
BRUSHES. etc.
~ A Is a good time to Paint.
, shall Ire Pleased to give you
gorse for doing‘your work.
_, lillusrantea Satisfaction in
every case.
We see only .ievrett'e Pure.
White lead and fleet linseed
III.
p, E. E. 6mm,
, . lo. 2 First Avenue,
gainer nonwaucs
, out u an wmoovl‘
“Pictures,
AND
“Art Goods.
AMI! makes a fine Christmas or
- preset“. What is home with-
' . oaths wail-i Fine l-‘urni-
- like wall paper do not furnish a
. are needed to put on
» “earths 3(1):“).th giyvee
W 9 mm» C
,sssortmnt of Etchinge, Pho-
suss,0oinhloation Poems and
framed and unframed. Pio-
at hardtpan prices.
H. Decker,
W er, BoMI‘Igrwslii.
J EAST IYIIIOIIIII
THE avenue SENTINEL.
Janna comm, Editor and Proprietor.w
Tanner-l ear -tinsont , 3J0: a months
3136- l morhhjo‘didnts; slnfie’copies, I cents
and}! hours”: ml shame.
Box 3—Ccrnsr Waahliegton and North Main
streets.
Box 4—Oornsr Day and Teller: streets.
Box B—Croee street.
Box 118an street, opposite Franklin street
school.
Box Ill—Concord street. opposite school.
Box ll—Oorner North Main and Ann streets.
Box lb—Corner High street and Bayvlow
avenue. '
Box lB—Norwalk Iron Works building.
Box I'd—«Corner West avenue and (Mar
street. .
Box ill—Corner West street and
avenue.
Box lib—Corner Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box ate—Comer South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box 32—Dectrlc Light station.
Box 41~Falrtlold avenue and Cedar street.
scorn nonwsns.
Tuyl or
_‘Wir:it the People of Our City are Doing
and anion.
-—A Weber piano at a great. bargain.
Only $175, at $7 per month. J. W. Stud-
well.
Mrs. M. E Moss has returned to Syrav
cnse, N. Y., after spending the summer
in South Norwalk.
—Plenty of delicious bread, at lane's.
J. W.. Studwell, of South Norwalk. is
making, an ekhibit pf pianos at tho
Stamford liouso, in Stamford,
—Fresh hams, 12o a pound. at flnycs
market.
The directors of the Rotun Point lur-
provemont company will hold a rnccting
to marrow in the rooms of tin.- South
Norwalkclub.
«We are now taking, orders for Huy-
Ier‘s candy for Christmas, at Lane's. in
order to have enough and have it fresh
The trial of the cases against Michael
and Kate Fallon has been postponed until
tomorrow afternoon at ‘3 o'clock, on ac
count of Prosecuting Agent Honnccker
being away.
-—You can buy fresh pork and can.
sage for tie a pound, 10 lbsfi'or $1.00, at
Hayes‘ markctzw
—They have an immense stock of din-
ner, tea and toilet sets at the Nora-nil:
Bostoquoredhat's why you can have
your choice of the lot this week at a
discount of 25 per cent.
The barge Munn, which was Iibclcd by
Captain Stanley H. Lovvndes, was trans.
ferred, last night, from the dock in
South Norwalk to Captain [.mvndes'
wharf at. Rowayeon. in charge of one the
captain's men. ”
~Grand opening next Saturday at
Linxweiler's White Elephant. 13 R R.
Place.
At the Hospital corporation meeting,
Monday night, in the parlors of the Con-
gregational church, there will probably
be a large number of ladies present, who
have the privilege of voting on all ques-
tions brought up.
~Eiegant upright piano almost new
with stool and scarf, for 3150. J. W.
Studwell.
—Spring chickens and {owls at 10
cents, very choice. at Hayea‘ Market.
Many say that to buy Christmas pres»
cute for children is a difficult thingto
do. Not so, if you go to Sturtevant’s
bargain house and look over his stock of
games. You will see something sure to
please each and every child in the city.
—-Spring chickens and fowie at 10
cents, very choice, at llayes‘ Market.
Sherman Council, Royal Arcanurn,
will meet tonight. The amendments to
the by~laws will come up for final action,
and every member ought. to be present,
as each and every one will be affected by
its passage. The collector has some
thing to offer for the entertainment of
the brothers. Election of Officers also.
--Fresh hams, 120 a pound, at ilayee'
market.
«Holiday gifts, home-made cakes and
other attractive article for sale. Saturday
afternoon and evening, by the Women's
Exchange, at ll. Snyder’s store, Wash-
ington street. *
The moon and carpenter work on
Martin Bates, Jr., & Co.’s new for fant-
ory is completed and the painters will be
through in two or three days. Arrange-
ments are being made for the setting up
of the machinery, some of which is
already here. The new engine is expect-
ed tomorrow. There is no doubt that
the factory will he in operation by
Christmas. ..._‘._._._
--I.aae‘s is without doubt the place to
buy handy. New“
The boxes have already been rented
for the Black Patti Concert company, to
Mayor-elect has, of South Norwalk. and
Mayurrelect Roster. of Norwalk. and
from press indications the represent»
rive people‘of the city intend toshow
their appreciation of flrstoisss entertains
nests by their rescues. No such singer
as Mrs. Jones has ever visited South
Norwalk. and her amiss company
sreariisie of tiresome order. The chart
costs craftsman. tomorrow soon,
afterwhwh limousines honoured.
at“ am
ready sauerkraut and frank:
use
we»
Arrangements are being made to have
Billy Johnson spar with George Dixon,
at Music Hall, next Saturday evening.
——School children are invited to visit
the Norwaik Boston store every morning
and cast ballots for their favorite candi-
date. Voting free. .
-—Just. received. Acbofce lot of country
turkeys which we shall sell for312i cents
a pound, of Bayee‘ Market.
Miss Xena Bohr and Albert Crndduck
were married Tuesday cvlgninz by Rev.
Olin Bullock. They went: to Meriden
yesterday afternoon to reside.
-Choice Malaga grapes, 10c lb; bana-
nns, 20o dot, at Phil Cunco‘s.
The drawhead on the smoking car of
the 9:36 train pulled out this morning.
just as the train was leaving the depot.
It. was delayed here half an hour.
—-(irnnd opening next Saturday '5
Linxweiler’s White Elephant. ill R R.
Place.
-—There's an end to everything, but
there seems to be no end to the bargains
they are offering at the Norwalk Boston
Store.
gave an interesting address yesterday to
the Ladies' Missionary society of t‘vc
South Norwalk Congregational church.
Mrs. Hubbard is a graduate of hit.
Holyokc college, and was entertained at
diunerby Mrs. E. H. Humbert. of Best
Norwalk. who was a classmate. Thrrc
were also present at the dinner Mrs.
(lcnrge A. Bro vu, of Barre, Mum: Alias
Lulu Benedict, of Ilethcl; Mrs. Jami-s A.
Story, of Norwalk. and Mrs. Robert
Holmes. of South Norwalk. All these
ladies were’formcr students at hit.
Holyoke.
The Social Circle were entertained last
night at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. C. S
Trowbridge, South Main street. The
feature of the evening was whist, which
proved a very enjoyable pastime. A de-
licious collation was served. The fami-
lies of the original members represented
were R. H. Rowan, J. H. Ferris,
J. 1!. Knapp, T. Baker, B.
Adams. W. H. Swords, (l. C.
.Stillson, S. C. Palmer, 8. M. Aller, E. W
Fitch and Miss May Fitch. Other guests
present were Mr. and Mrs. (i. S. Trovvv
bridge, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Clark, Mr.
and Mrs. George Whelpley, Mrs. Water
bury, and Mrs. illovcr Sanford. of
flridgewaler.
—CotTee with cream, 50 cup. Depot
Restaurant. Open all night.
NOMWALh‘ Iii-1W8.
A Breeay Budget of Items I'rom the
Upper End of Iowa.
Tire gross receipts of the Y. M. if.
turkey dinner were $48.
Mrs. Rachel Foot died this morning at
her home on Chapel street. aged nearly
ninety.
A.
—l"our-lcglamboo tables. worth 500
each, for 29c, at the Norwalk Boston
store.
lhymcnd&Sons always have a full
line of the finest stock of furniture and
latest designs.
George Ward Selleck had a fainting
spell in his store yesterday, and today is
quite sick,
~A beautiful llallett &Davis piano
for 59125. J. W. Studweil.
The least of the Immaculate Conception
will be celebrated at St. Mary's church
to-morrow.
—Don't forget that Lane’s is the place
for candy.
Manager Hoyt has booked “A Flag of
Truce“ for the Norwalk Opera House,
Monday evening, December ii.
The funeral of Rufus Fillow will be
held from his late residence at Cranberry
Plains, tomorrow afternoon at. 1:80
o'clock. Rev. T. K. Noble will officiate.
wChildren will be allowed to vote free
every morning on the prize dolls and
fourrln-houd coach at the Norwalk Bee
ton store.
«The electric cars and' bone care or
crowded daily with persons going to the
Norwaik Boston store to do their Christ-
mas shopping. WWW. ‘
There will be a businese meeting of the
Young People's Society of Christian Eu-
deavor connected with the Norwalk Cun-
grsgotionol church In the chapel, to—
night, after the prayer meeting.
lbw. l". E. Robbins, pastor of the Nor.
walk Baptist church. has received a call
from a Baptist church in Brooklyn at a
salary of $2,500 a year. His salary here
is “,200. He will probably accept, al-
though loath to leave Norwalk.
Judge Hall, at New Haven. yesterday.
appointed Judge William F. Henney, of
Hartford; Tulmadge Baker, of South
Norwalk. and Marcus E. Baldwin, of
Wanderings, commissioners to appraise
the damages on land of Russell Frost to
be taken for railroad purposes. Attorney
Charles Iii. Oanheld. of Bridgeport: Wil-
liam 'i'. Rsymoadml Norwalkmnd Hiram
Jacobs, of New Haven, were appointed
appraisers on the land of Samuel Pickett,
of Dorian.
“Bitch! mkandfldhdfl-
oouiaodsuosssthsyhsrssttbeltorwslk "m"
tors, of the Methodist Episcopal church,
will meet on Friday, December, 8, with
Mrs. R. G. Mitchell. 7 Mott. avenue.
-—Beet quality bamboo easels. brass
trimmings, only 49¢: cash, at the Nor-
walk Boston store.
The programme for this evening's
meeting in the Congregational chapel has
been prepared by the Ladlee' association.
There will be special music. and Mrs.
Noble will give a report of the annual
meeting of the Women's Board, recently
held in Portland, Maine.
-—The Norwalk Boston store Windows
are full of books, toys, dolls, games, etc.
as a. beacon light to guide you to the
home of Santa Claus.
Bur.Thomae K. Noble. of the Non
walk Congregational church, was mod
eraior utthe fifth quarterly meeting of
lion, at Bridgeport. Tuesday. Able pa«
pars were read by Henry L Slack, of
Bethel, and Rev. Albert E‘. Pierce, of
Danbury, on the question, “Do the
times demand a change in Christian
work." These papers were followed by
an interesting discussion, making the
meeting one of optimal interest.
-Purc milk, tic: ‘l’r-ople's Market.
The several departments of the Sni-
wzrlk evening scinml. established In par-
suanc» of ruseilutions passed by the town
Board of bclioul Visitors. will be opened
next Monday evening at. 7:30 o'clock. in
tin'sclruol buildings of lirellver River,
i‘cntcr. Northwest, Bast Nurwulk and
South None-nib Union districts. l‘tngrw
wishing to join the dcprrtmcut iu the
South Norwuik district, will have an op
portunity to register at the Franklin
street school building, from 7:30 to 9:30
o‘clock this and tomorrow evenings. .-\Il.
whethcrnmv in possession of tickets or
not, must register l t night or in marrow
night.
Last nights large audience witnessed
the last play in Ullie Akerstrorn's three-
night engagement at the Opera House.
The view of sadness throughout the play,
and the love of honor and truth in the
heroine, were featurers well supported,
and enacted with realistic effect. The
scene of the cathedral in the last act was
good. Miss Akerstrom‘s acting as the
gypsy girl, who is wrongly accused of
murder, won her strengthened admira-
tion. The happy finale was welcomed
by the audience with as much feeling as
though they had witnessed a real life's
story in a night.
wEvery person making a purchase at
the Norwalk Boston store will be allow-
ed a vote on the prize dolls and four-in~
hand coachL
noose mven
A party of forty friends of Miss Lulu
Hodges, daughter of Contractor Charles
W. Hodges, surprised her at her home in
Broad River last night, and an evening
of rare social enjoyment was the result.
Supper was served at midnight. The
guests played games and listened to an
excellent programme of vocal and metro.
mental music. The merry gathering
broke up about 2 o'clock this morning.
OVER TIIE RIVER.
Sandi.
Mrs. Helen K. lamb, owner of the
Fairview House, at Rowayton, is quite
ill at the home of Lewis S. Owens, the
jeweler. 70 Osborn avenue.
Captain Oscar St. John, who has been
spending a few days with his family on
South Osborn avenue, joined his schoon-
er, the Jennie C. May, at Boston, today.
The attendance at the East Norwaik
school fair, last night, was so large that
many were turned away at the door.
Over five hundred gained admittance.
The programme was intemtlng and
very well received. The sales at the
able. Room 7 won the first picture and
Room tithe second. Considerably over
one hundred dollars was cleared, and
the school plane will be paid for in full.
This instrument has been purchased
with funds raised entirely by the chit:
dron and teachers. The officers, teacu-
thanks to the many friends who have
helped in this work.
noel-era Bead This.
"My child is subject toeevere attacks
of diarrhoea. During the lost. sickness.
Dr. Hand's Dlnrrhma Mixture was freely
iven sndan immediate cure resulted.
i; would have requireda dozen visits
ofs yeicisn,ss on former occasions.
I helcve Dr. Hand's Remedies would
have saved the lifecf the child 1 lost,
ad they been within my reach at the
dues of its sicknem.” Mrs. P. 11. Ban-
sm, 792 New street. Camden. it. J.
They are lendld children's remedies.
”cents. Ildrug stores.
Cough ltsmedy " es s Stickney a: Dean
Ier, drugglsts, it He, Ohio. “Became
a customer after once using it, is aims
certain tocali for It when in in need
of such a medicine. We eel more of It
then of any other cough medicine we
handle, and it always res sstisfsctlon.’,
For coughs, colds s coon . it is with-
out an equal. For sale by . C. stilisou
druggist. ‘
For. rheumatism l vs found nothln
usi toChsrubsrialu Pain new. Js
u l I
limousine-s. mummies in as
Tin price we mean, and {we} mean what
for yourselves. Illlsdliition to our
~:-NEW -.-=- STOCK-:-
Vle have: afsw garments left over from last year. on which we have made a deeper out. You
can buy thanllfrsm Slit) up-
A. Dickerman & sen,
84 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWA’LK. CONN.
The Inasmuch Circle of King‘s Dough.
the Fairlie-Id County Ministerial associn-‘,
News and Gossip of the Day In last
tables and booths were large and profit- "
ers and pupils of the school return - ~ -
“it nihilism to sell Chamberlain‘s m
hereby iv a to those wiehin to
”i r... .. 3' midst: pelt ..
m2 5"
qfi a a street
.o)’l
rm
we say. dome and inspect them and lodge
Highest of all in Leave-ping I’owcr.‘—- Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
Accountant} puns
Baking
Powder
>54...
a
, may
Also Manufacturer of children's
son anpmpoesale
c. H. HARVEY’S,
WiIISave Two Dollars,
\‘t‘iltddb‘AlJC AND lil‘Z'l'Ali. lli'IAlJ‘lil IN
RIOIS, SHOES AIIll ROBBERS, [EATHER ARO SHOE FINOlNOS.
and 'twill be a sign of progress
on your part if you take a hand
in thc proceedings. It’saquick
Fill“, and a quicker sail to Great
Savings ifartmr. A purchase of
slurs now will save you money.
new gonr it-ct. and save you a
3:;i'val’ deal of truublc. 'l‘hat’s
tlzrn r» ml‘illitt‘i. and much one of:
tin lil i» wwi‘v north trucking. To
{Illa titarcc‘tlulll snving,‘
, i .
A'L ml
r:.;:§.e- dirt»: for our store and
”it‘ll 2miko- ii. purchase. By so
doing you'll Intgkv in may. (Iur
t-Iill‘li :.~- :15 s in?” l;‘.l‘l.‘ as an
m": r. 1.: :thl ,5 I'ltl up 22.x Villilt-I‘,
«r
it :2
it. it. HARVEY,
L' ii.
Shoes. 70 North Main Street.
Mekjor llemlrle's Full lircasSull Stolru. .
in Stamford. ycsicrday nitcrunonfl
bu‘glars entcrcd nppnrtmr‘nls in the]
Florence block. fict‘llpll‘il by Major i2}
W. Ilcnulric and Wilson 1. Baldwin, (Iii
the Stamford National Il.mk,nnrl stoic:
all their clothing and uthcr valuables.
Tie loss to each is about $1.7” Among
tin clothing shilcn was a new full tlf‘t‘r‘ri
sts't belonging to Major llcndric, which
he was to wear to u wcdding this after-
noon.
if a New York millionaire an“ :4 :, -i.‘w
her at 5th avenue and Odlhsircct. l'l‘\‘.ilig
(700.00, which gives Iii undo dyslwpsin
aid those pimple a mud 1,45'3Jm in doc-
ors' bills and fine Iy have to pay $3.00
each for Cactus Blood ('nrc to cure them,
mat would be thc saving pcr capita if
tin dinner should lint Iw gimfl. there
being 87 persons at the fcnst'
Inquire at. Plaistul's drug store, where
you may have the problem solved and
getinformation about U rctus Bic i Cure.
\
Mulra l’. Wetmorc. a prominent rcnl
mate agent of San Angelo. ’l'cxm. has
used (liraitiberinin’s t‘oiic. t‘inllcni and
Dhrrhwa Remedy in his family for .zcv-
enl years an occasion rcrpiiml, and ni-
ws 3 with perfect success. llc ray 5: "I
fill it a perfect curc for our baby when
troubled with colic or dysentery. I now
feel that. my outfit is not completi- With
out, abottle of this rcmcdv m homo or
on a trip away from horns." For sale by
O. C. Stillson, druggisr.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’a Castorin.
When liaby was sick. we guru hcr mutt-rm
When she was a fluid, slir- crr-al f. r ('Il‘w‘lttl‘l‘.
When who ins-time Minn. shc clung to t‘asturin.
When she had i'hIlllrr-u, she gore tin-tn Commie
a
3
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Caetoria.
Children Cry for
toher’s eastorla.
, W A u... it Its-nice.
“a wish to give our sincere thanks to the
Butler Lodge, I. may friendsnnd ncluhbors
for their many acts of kindness and their
sympathy shown us since the (tenth of our
dear husband and father.
MM. Trunnlrrs M. liner-rm.
FRANK I... lisnanlvr,
Flinn“. linnnun‘c.
Notice.
HEREBY forbid any person trusting my
wifenn ru noenuntmsl will tut no bills
contractor! by or. JAMES Ml.’itl;ll\’.
No‘hWALK‘
Evening School.
The several dcplrlmeute of the Norwalk
Int school .I‘Igise town board of l i
"If: Is one no mo
visitors will he {resumed Monday evening
c
3'
fl‘
on
ll. lm o'clock in the achml
. . a r.
ildin ofthe oilowln dielrlcta,viz.; n...
erltverdst t. the
| ‘snisr district. he
westdlstri Lille t orwalkdiatr of.
I. in Norwalk futon tichooi district.
In the an li buildinp
lornrnillae
Town Board of
DE f.
9:: 5‘ Egg".
A318: Yta iTw' cannot Visitors
' urhalkl. Conn..'l)ec. 7. min. rit it
Noemi...
Evening School.
n pursuance of '
I. Principal.
grrferfsinmrufs.
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
1. or. iron“, Murmur.
Thrw night-x cummuu i"g
Monday. Dec. 4th.
Spocln‘. rwcptinn. Muiln‘cenn \\'clliu-~ilay.
Til}; WISSOMH l.l'l"l'l.l". r\("l‘llE.~‘.~'
ULLIE AKERSTROM
in her now N213 G.
luncllalric mtnrdy.
TIIE SULTAII'S FAVORITE.
Tumlzr}. the lflit’a! addition to her rr-portuir.
A PAUPER'B FORTUNE.
\‘s‘i-d: l‘nilll)‘ matinee.
MISS RORA.
Wrdnmlay night, her new romantic drums.
.TIIE EGYPTIAN OAIIOER.
~ Zi'n' and a»
Mnrn‘m burning. c. mml
Soul-x now on sale
lrug sturc. Norwalk.
lll'll—I store. South Norwalk.
OPERA HOUSE, NORWALK.
Monday. Dec. Ilth.
WALTER SANFORD'S
Elzibomtc Production of the Sterling Slit‘i‘crs.
A Flag of Truce.
erilenby Wm. Haywortb. A companion
plnylchls glorious Naval liramu. “The Ln
sign."
A Startling Picturi- of Stage lietlllsix).
A MAMMOTH STONE QUARRY,
Operated by a Trulnwl (‘rcwuf h'klllcd Quarry
rncn. (isnuinetiiant Hand Steam llrills,
lioriuu their way through blnckoof
solid (lrnnltc. All thnul filaat.
spllutcriln: tons of rugged rock. A
intensive derrick, hoisting pnndcrons boul-
tlcrn.'l‘w-I fl\'o-horso power engines. working
the inachlncrx. .
Hunts one-dc at ilrcgory's rug More. laur-
wuikmnd t'ook‘sdrng store, Heuih Norwalk.
courtroom,
Tuesday.Dec.I 2.’93
lheB-Iehcl.PattiConcettCo.
I'ntIi-t' the auspices of
the First .llciliodlei l-Zplscopnl f‘hureh,
The company conslnlu of tho iollowlnaurilatn:
Madame 8ieeeretta Jones.
Beater known as "BLACK PATTI." the great-
est singer of her race. and thechlcbruicd
VllsllNA SISTERS.
MIMI ii if VII UNA: Vlolinlst‘ Miss EMMA
vuiohsminnni. Miss NINA Vibuhlli,
Pianist terminates from the conservatory
and i'uok‘s
.-
nt IIv-rlinl.
Miss DELI. A TililMi‘rlfifl. b‘onu and Ilecita-
thmlst lists of lmndonl.
1'11?“me 'fl'l CENTS AND $1.00.
Charts n «med at l'lnnco‘s. Norwnik. and
l'laisied's. . ouih Norwalk. at noon on Friday
December N. lit tit
MAU'SWIEWH‘KLCM
0N I4 NliillT ONLY.
Saturday, Dec. 9th.
Reorgc llixcn
i‘hatnplou Feather-weight of the world, and a
great
i
levtevilicsod'Soccisltyllonpony,
stimulants clue. and
. SQUARE DEALING AND PEBSEVERANOE, HAVE PUT US
in the front rank in the grocery t ad
the class and that secures our titles Leading Grocer,
ton street. The vast number of our patrons blow
us. for we give them something to blow about. We run our bust -
nose in our own name and do not vacillatc from one state to an-
other. Wanderers come and go and try
people’s eyes,
setting sun.
We quote you the following prices which we strictly adhere to:
(no inferior substitute), 60c bag, $4.65 bbl.; Suc-
cess Flour, title he. , $4.65 bbi.;7 lbs. Oat Meal, 25c; 4 lbs. Rice,
250;. Fancy Carine Corn, 10c, 12ic and 150 can; 3 lbs.
California. Prunes, 25c; 320 r'inces of
Granulated Sugar, for 81.00; Fine Butter, 28c lb.
We will sell you as cheap and give you better satisfaction than
anystore in town. Save the worry and disappointment of not
getting what you pay for, by leaving your order with
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer, 33 Washington Street. Telephone Call 13-2
J ones’ Flour
Sirloin Steak........
For 0 ns ......
Pork Chops ..................
I'ork Sausage
Free am». ..
h‘rush fihoulde
Salt Pork ......
Sugar cured Harris
Lamb (‘Ilfill‘k .
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
13 North Main st.. So. Norwalk.
which lasts for a short period and then go by the '4
[STILL " ANOTHER
l‘orturhonse Steak ...................... '
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We are at the head of
33 Washing-
our horn f or
to.
to pull the wool over.
Extra Large
Havemeyer & Elder Fine
""nnop.
E. o. waofihméTPr-oprietor.
FREE DELIVERY,
PEOPLE'S MARKET,
21 Wall Sb. Norwaik
Telephone call, 523. I Satisfaction guaranteed. I Telephone call,‘ 57-3.
Special for the Holidays.
PORTRAITS IN
ORAYOII, PASTELLE. WATER COLOR‘AIIO SEPIA.-
in band .mrk from the original negative. This superior grade of work cannot be made from
l‘,v[ill“. but moat be done from the original negative only, thereby preserving all the fine qual-
ity of the saints, iknil producing in the finished picturevclvcty softnessnnd richricssof tone and
IIC‘INII- A line rxlzibilinn of this beautiful work may now ln- son at Studio.
-... —l-‘I.\‘I" i'll‘l'l'i’il’i FRAMES l.\‘ IVORY ANT) HOLll- ..,_.
A new line of
, e—ATITISTIU PITOTtiltil \I’Ila‘ l.\' l’I.:\'i'lNOTYI’EP-—v
open for inspection.
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E. M. JACKSON, PHOTOGRAPHER, 5? Mil. ST” RORR’MK.
Ladies' Oak Desk. $5, 3'5. $7.
Large linc Couches, Lounges,
Foot Roots, White f‘hambcr Suits complete.
Oak Chamber Suits. Book Cases.
Raymond & Son
.OllerBig lnducementstol’umhasers
Illt‘
FURNITURE.
$1”: l’aucy Rocker, Shell to $10;
Easels, Hassocks, lint Racks,
Also a large line
(‘hcfioriit-rcs, Hat Racks.
ti?
“'AN'I‘EII.
i'tlhii’E’I‘ENT girl to do general house-
; work. Reference l'l’llllll'r‘ii. .‘tpply_ni i.‘.
H. Ilarv'c} 's :lii‘t‘ slorc. iii] if
RESSMAKINU by llimlny. Terms. Si?!
I) t‘all lwtm-r'n 2 illlll h in the creator,
Mrs Martinez, L‘t llarllund street. South .\nrv
walk. srll Jim
TO LET.
EW house of ti rooms, two rninutcs' walk
from depot. (‘istcru and well mete-r:
N
rcnt.$’i a nmntb. Iilqllll‘c of II. Avatar.
lluwnylzln, ('oun. ilti .ll
OI'SE flt'ill‘ Elm Grove “or“. 7 meow.
l .lt': Imus», ZN Day r-trct-i.
Neck. :2: house. corner liu ':
lower tlnor; rooms to IV! on 'nllrw r-il'i‘t'l: bm'cr
um of burn-c U'l .“tki'eliflll rircrt. Inquire of
lions ll. KN.kl'l', a: West siren. di if
ROOM n uirtment, first floor front. owr
Olsen's r we store. Hiram and ('nrlu-t!
building. *1 Washington street: rent Sillill.
Inquire. nilicn Old Well t‘lgnr company. M
Washington street. alum if
‘EOM December lat, lower half of [room
NthlMetldmv hirer-t, 5 mums, Illilllll‘k‘
ltu. Henson-r, at West m'cnuc, or of; the
premises. in”
)ART of lower house, Wmnlwurd uvcnuc.
rout Iii: part of house corner South Main
structural llnuford ilncc, rcnt. fill; part of
Seymour house. Hunlord l‘lucc. writ, Sit. Ap-
ply In E. A. Wmsmvann.
“E for Elinor In the loruruncu bulld-
imr. Antnurlyiwcnpiui by Butler luulczc,
l. (LU lI'. For particulars inquire of II. b
Hrownmthls Moreen Heath Main strict. or
(ioornc I". Ilcnrrn, l’lly National flunk. rn’rtf
”‘31.“; 1 building on Watcr street. Apply to
b E. F. Knapp. 11:! if
I’ll“ SALE.
FINE uorluht plane. Aptly to Pigm-
linens. til West avenue, .'orwnik. (li‘W
‘ilXCKUH m...‘...‘..“.....’;.Tr.r.1.. will i... sold
clump for want of use. Apply at this
office.
LOST.
)LAt‘K furbnann or between Taylor and
) iinyvlewnvmnoe. llecomhrr ll. Illiy‘l‘i‘rli
I s :
I
paid for Its return iothls office.
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I'NITEDHTATEN Oll' Ahlllit'lttrll .4 L,
IIH’I‘HII‘TOFi’ONNEi'TIUi 1‘. i ' ‘
"itWAV'l‘OM. Town of Norwalk. Dammit. Mill.
‘flic President of the United Stub-a of Aim-rim;
To the Marshal of the District. of t'onm-mi-
unit—fissures" Gunman:
Whereasnlibel has been filed in the file.
liIL'l (Jourt of the United Hinton on the nth “'3'
of December. . I). infill, by Manley l .
imwndus roaster and owner of Stynmvr . .
Howard liowndrmauainst the barge lamest. M.
Menu of which James Wilson now Is or lately
was master. her name, frei hf.tncltlr‘appsrel
furniture, In a CM“? of alvage. r vi and
maritime fur the reasons and causes in the
said Libel mendmredand praying that ssh
“1’19. “0-. "film condemned and 30b
to pay the demands of said libeliant i non
process issued by said 'ourt in pursuance of
said [Abel lhave this ay nitric real the said
her c. Ernest M. Munn. her car-yo. freight.
mEle. apparel and furniture and who in new
In my custody. I hereby give notice
mun claiming the same or knowln It i
nnythlngtoaaywhyiheprayer 0 Mill I. I!
should not he sated. hat the be, and ap-
pear before an «I Count to he heh all :94 port
room in Hart ord.fnr the District. nitonnecti-
enhoutheet day nfldanusry. A. It not at
twelve o‘clock norm of said day. then and there
totntor manhunt for the some and make
their ails ations in that behalf; Mint,
lilo Y r. s'rnrmu. It. a. Marshal.
balm. ii (i. IiinilillItill. his Deputy.
t it
Domain- or spawns. ex. ruona'r'i.
w
or low")!
(flouridiecern r th.A. balm.
hcrrss. written a Ieation has been made
toihistluurt fertile mission to probate of
“we .r" enact.“ r to: their
wall ' mlci'decemllm'
. , ist as "diction he heard
an dztertnined at till: pr}?
urn f MPR'ET’Wi’h
Y I 0 m a I
3““ 'm a" a'ndesat uhllc otieei ,
his creates t srslnby
‘c .kfo
ME no to i'
M V “It
pfipgnw " one. we:
dayof
.lt’rn" .. . .. ..
niim‘icrhihfifisflf
COWAIOIMW
to ml per‘ »
Taylor 6; Golden.
Real Estate anolnsurance,
“'ASIHSGTUN STREET“.
l’crr-ln. unklni: for“ lunar no i ltlzll lot.
with tbc View of [Illi‘t'lllt‘lfiflyflrt iii-ll to
call unvl exumlm- our li~t. Wr- how tlwm for
sale in every part of thc city 2U immutable
prices and on EiLfiV terms. null if
W.A.Bcnedict
Sentinel Building,
South Norwalk.
ms 9... ..
Owing to the lateness of tho
BeltflOll,l shall not carry Men‘s,
Youths‘ or lloys' (‘lotiting until
Spring.
A FULL LINE OF
MEN’S
iurnishinglioods,
Children’s
RlOIRIIIR
HATS
Ready for inspection
III if
NOTICE.
Nl)’l'lfil'.islisrolr given that the rinse.
ship iatv-iy an fliniln' between II. y
Avery one I: Ernest imrnshury. and i
draw name of stirrinhitorwsik ate _ a.
«ir , was thin as liiemivevl by mains consent,
at debts owing en the ssh! firm an- be
r Iwhn will . "II
M23 ,2: Ali‘rt‘l‘lti’nnauric on 1h: wartime
a! tops .n; to faster t.
goal Mcrwsl . .~ s
are: 2 r.
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