I Washington St,
HATS
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CO.,
So. Norwalk.
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Friday, Iloi:
afinelineot
Holiday
‘ ”Goods
Consisting of choice pieces in
We will open
, 81h
Iloyal Worcester.
Brown Derby.
[looses _
Cut Glass.
Silver. .
Elo.. etc.
Mop—-
II.|I.PIaisle
Druggist,
‘5 43 Washington St.
' SOUTH NORWALK.
Wall Paper,
y] Phillis. Iliis. cuss
BRUSHES etc.
Title II I “good time to Print.
IIIIIII he Pleased to give you
figures for doing your work.
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“ VIII guerrntee “detection In
every IIII.
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. We use only Jewett's Pure.
White Ind end But linseed
III. ,
E. Gorham,
, lit. 2 Tim Ivonne,
as? NORWALK.§
. Invent for it special Olly
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SOUTH NOI'A“ “III Auk”.
Box 8-Ooruer Washington and North Main
M
an; h—Goi‘ner Day and Tollss streets.
Box 0—0roee street. _
Box Ill—West street. opposlle Franklin street
school. .
Boa Bouncers! street. opposite school.
Boa u—Oa-ner North Main and Ann streets.
Boa Ill—Corner High street and Bayview
avenue.
Box 16-Norwalk Iron Works building.
Boa 1'!er West avenue and Cedar
a street.
Boa Ill—Corner West street and Taylor
avenue. '
Box u3—(lornor EIyavenue and Benton street.
Box Ell-Corner South Main and Monroe
streets. '
Box Ill—Electric Light station.
Box n—Jalrfleld avenue and Cedar street.
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III-Into" Almanac for Tel-marrow.
Bun Risen House imeIhlio Tide Low This
at 7:0! I on at 5:16
‘ New York nor-Id Weather I’ol‘ount.
The weather to-day promises to be generally
clear, with slight temperature changes, fol-
lowed by cloudiness at night. Tea-marrow It
promises tabs from [partly cloudy to cloudy
and wormcr, probably followed by snow.
SOUTH minivans.
Who} the People oPOor city are Doing
And Suing.
Robert. Dudley. of Madison street,
will entertain the Independent Socinl
club tonight.
—Freeli hams, 12¢ a pound. at Hayes
market.
Dock] Stow expects to receive to-dny
lasmall consignment of choice oranges
from Porter's grove, Sanford, Florida.
The good tblugii you can only got
at home—cake. “bread, cookies, home-
made candies—are sold by the Woman‘s
Exchange at Snyder's, Washington street.
‘1.
Stanley 8.8mm, late of the Hotel
Stanley. Saugatuck. has taken a year‘s
lease of the cottage recently erected on
the Terrace by General Taylor, and will
move here with his family in n faw
days.
~We are now taking orders for lluy-
ler’e candy for Christmas. at Lane's, in
order to have enough “(id have it frmh.
The announcement of preparation to
take inventory means a good deal these
times—mil prices reduced, good stock
bought at low figures. Coinstock Broth-
ers make this announcement today in
their advertising space.
——Grand opening next Saturday at
Linchiler‘s White Elephant. 13R. it.
Place.
Mrs. George E. Long, of Jersey City, is
recovering very slowly from the severe
attack of peritonitis which she has latc-
iy experienced. It is probable that she
will hoobliged to go to some health re-
sort !or the winter as soon as she is able
to travel.
——Elogant upright JHMIO. almost new
with stool and scarf. for 8150. .l. W.
Studwell. - ‘ _
The refitting or Dr. Dormer a dental
rooms is progressing rapidly, and be ex-
pecta to boable next Monday to resume
business, so that those requiring his eer-
vicee for lilting and general denlal work
can now make appointments.
‘2. Dainty embroidered linens, hand.
painted calendars, and other holiday
goods, for sale by the Woman‘ s Exchange.
Mrs. James II. Noah, of Bsyview ave-
nue,euterlalnod a number of friends
lost nfiht. An excellent dinner was
served, which was followed by done
lug. music being provided by Calvin
Purdy. Those present were Itr. and
Mrs. Jesse ll. Tolles. Mr. and Mrs. Mau-
ueI T. HatchMr. and Mrs. P.H.Quintard,
Mr. Illld Mrs. Thomas Benedict, Jr.. Mr.
and Mrs. James Wood,Jr.. Miss Amy
Cox, Oscar Ii. Banks and Dr. 8. W.
Schnppan.
~Spring chickens and fowl: at IO
conic. very choice. at Heyen' Market.
Mr. Kurd. of Boston, owner 0! the old
. Smith a Palmer hateboponklechenie
street. alongside the Consolidated rail-
road. has been In Houlh Norwalk this
week to see about having the building
put III repair. The boys of the neighbor:
hood have broken out every window
glass, and every piece or machinery. gal
fixtures and pipe. boards and everything
else movesblo have been stolen. Ii will
be necessary to put a new moron the
building, which. with other repairs, will
cost several thousand dollars It Is
repelled that the building will housed
on a urchins shop. .
“Homemadew sauerkraut and Innis
torts, (Saturday evening, at Kaspar Zoeia-
lloger's. Ill .Water street.
Arron cute have been completed by
which on Johnson, of this my,
and Georg Dim will spur tour rounds
when llr. Dlxon appears In Music Hall,
io-iuorrow night. they Interested In
the art of sell-defense have seen eulIIc
lent ”mean of Ir. Johnson ability
and understanding or the requisite points
unwelcome he will III-he a good
elude up helm
he “'6 all‘
THE EVENING SENTINEL. ”
’ JAMES GOIIDIN. Who! and Proprietor.
*mx‘"";1‘;uwm
hum
heshovyethIIuIIIrvulIId.
Rosy'l‘bompeon has sold out hi: on
route.
«Calico with cream. 5c cup. Depot
Restaurant. Open all night.
Miss Hattie Quaekenbueh is seriously
ill at her home, 24} Ann street.
——Cholce Malagn grapes, IOclb; bana-
nas, 200 don. at Phil Ounco'e.
Mire Maud-K. Francis, of High street,
isthe guest of Mrs. E. II. Bulkelsy, in
Boothport. w...
—-3. Candy.Delioioue home-made candy
and pop corn, Saturday afternoon and
evening. at the Woman's Exchange
Heine’s full orchestra will give a sacred
concert at Germsnia Hall. Washington
street bridge, Sunday night.
“Plenty of delicious broad, at Lonnie.
Senator John H. Ferris went to Bridge-
port thie afternoon to attend the funeral
of ex-Benntor D. M. Read.
—You can biiy free: pork and sau-
sage for 12c a pound. 10 lbs for “.00, at
Hayea’ market. ._
Miss Eloise Nichole. of South Orange,
N.J., Ia visiting her cousin, Miss Alice
0. Layton, Fairfleld avenue.
-Don‘ t forget that Lane‘s is the place
for candy.
The Woman’s Exchange will open Sat-
urday afternoon at Suyder'e,Washinglon
Street. Look for Items about it.
—(Irand opening next Saturday at
Linxweiler‘s White Elephant. :3 R. R.
Place.
Superintendent Payne, of the Danbnry
division of the Consolidated road, is con-
llned to his home In Danbur'y by a slight
illness.
~—Spring chickens and fowle at 10
cents, very choice, at Hayes‘ Market_
The warrant for the special city meet-
ing, next Monday night, at Music Hall,
to reconsider the matter at a paid lire de-
partment. appears In the lirul. column on
this page today.
Attorney Charles I). Burners this morn-
ing served notice on Captain Oscar St.
John, in a suit for 350 and costs, for
timber which, it is claimed, was appro‘
printed from Randall's plaining mill.
—At the “Black Patti" concert, on
Tuesday next, in Music Hall, lies Nina
Vicious. the famous pianist, will play a
most attractive and dillicult programme.
One of the Clsliin Pinup Cd's celebrated
instruments will be used. by special ro-
qucst o! the management.
The Ilflh and last lecture in the Amos
Parker Wilder course will be delivered
in the First Methodist Episcopal church,
next Wednesuay evening. The subject
will be “Uncle Sam’s Gold, Silver and
Paper."
-Lsne‘s to without doubt the place to
buy handy. __
About seventy-live were registered at
the Franklin street school building, last
night, for the night school. Another
opportunity will be given this evening.
As the school opeue Monday, as will be
seen by our sdvertieiulr columns. it Is do
sirable that the registration be completed
Ito-night.
F. K. Buwley, a native of Hawley-
vIIIc, but fornnumber of years a well
known singer to New York city, was or-
dained last night pastor of the Deubury
Mission Gospel church. The sect is a
new one, based on the belief In cure by
feltb, and the Danbury church Is the
ninth one to be established.
—-Fresh hams, lilo a pound, at Hayee'
market.
William B. Reed. trustee of the estate
of George H. Shaffer & (20., will sell at
public auction at the dock Iormerly oc-
cupied by him In sleuth Norwslk, Thuro
day, the28th lust, at It o’clock, three
pieces at oyster ground In Darleu, Nor-
walk and Weetpurt: also two sleepy
rigged sailboats, two skills, Iloet,
dredges. longs. etc.
—A beautiful Halls“ & Davie piano
for .125. J. W. Btudwell.
Mn. Kromborger, arrested a low days
ago for Iduiiory. but subsequently re-
leased on a .IOO hood fund-nevi by E.
bulletins. was turned over to the cus-
tody of the court by her boudemsn later,
and yesterday, not being able to secure
soother boudsrueu, she was taken to the
Bridgeport jail by Chief of Police Voii~
mer. to swell trial In February.
«Why buy second-band. womcut
plenum when you son buy new places
direct from our Murry It wholesale
rates. avoiding dealere' prolIte and sev-
lug yoursell at least “00. Every In»
Itrumeut positively guaranteed. Highest
local Mom. Cirillo Plano Go. fee
very. I‘ll‘l, tilt, It‘ll. not We» Pomona
street, New York. Temporary local of-
tloe. City Hotel, south Norwelk. '1‘.
Harold March, representative.
A small frame structure in Bridgeport,
occupied by Allrsd sieves-on are gro-
my store, was pulled by are early this
mien. The less on building sell stock
“In about “.100, partly Insured The
mm In the columnar them
uni prioewe
cen‘lluiy time. min $3.00 'up
’ Minivans saws.
A trues, than! of lions from the
Ulvvqr in. of Town.
Rev. James Smith III" remnine very
ill at his home.
Sherman Commsudery. No 470. U 0.
G. C..vuesls to-uight. .
store.
Mn. sum it. ficolleid is .n... ill at
beraeeidenog on West avenue.
,——-[Aras line of new iagrslu carpets,
juetyeceived, will be sold cheap for cash.
Seolield a Hoyt. Norwalk and South
Norwelk. ‘ «
The condition of T. S. Morison isrc-
porled as more comfortable to-day.
——Such a holiday stock and such ac-
commodationne they have at tthorwalk
Boston Store. are nupuraleiled in this
section.
Thomas Gilmore, state organizer, will
bepreeent next Wednesday evening at
the regular meeting of Pilgrim Council .
0. U. A. M
—-—Chlldren will be allowed to ‘voie free
every morning on the win dolls and
four- in- -hand coach at the Norwalk Boa»
ton store. fin...
The meeting of the unemployed men
which Willi to have been held in the town
week Saturday. __
-The Norwalk Boston store window.
am full of books, toys. dolls. games. etc”
as a beacon light to guide you to the
home of Santa Claus.
The condition or the Spring Hill road
is still very bad. (in top of the hill there
are no gutters and the meet being level
large mud holes are numerous.
~—Puro milk, do. People's Market.
The anniversary of the dedication of
St. Mary‘s church will be celebrated Sun-
day. There will be a full orchestra and
choir at the morning and vesper servicer.
Edwin L. Wilson and wife.cf Wail
street, are the proud parents of o bright
baby, born Wednesday. (lrandpsps S.
B. Wilson is correspondingly happy.
~Ploase call at tho Misses St. John‘s
and examine the trimmed mililnery
which they are ofleriog at greatly rsduc
ed prices. Polite attention given whether
you wish to purchase or not.
B. T. Baldwin has resigned his posi-
tion at the People's Market. Us is sue-a
corded by Frank Ayn-e. formerly at the
South Nervvelk market.
—-Roxbury Brussels carpets. for cash,
The. Scolisld & Hoyt. Norwalk and
South Norwslk.
The Town Board of Amen are slee-
I’ug up their work. and as soon he the
books are indexed they will be placed in
the town clerk's:ofllce for inspection.
—-They have an immense stock of dia-
ner. leaaud totiet sets at the Norwnlk
Boston Store; that's why you can have
your choice of the let this week at a
discount of 25 per cent.
Harry Beers,acleik in the ethos of
the Norwalk and South Norwslk Elec-
tric Light company, who was badly
burned in W. ll. Smith & Cole all room
recently, in still unable to resume hie
duties. MM_
--1’be electric care and horse cars are
crowded daily with persons going to the
Norwalk Baton Itore to do their Christ
man shopping.
The remains of III. Susan Murphy,
daughter of Timothy Hurphy, of
Brooklyn, formerly 0! Norwalk, will ,be
brought in Norwalk for burial muted.
row. The funeral will be attended from
St. Mary's eburehst two o'clock. lu-
ieriuent at St. Mary's cemetery.
-—Thsro’e on end to everything. but
themeeeme tobeooeod to thebergnliu
they as adoring at the Norwslk Boston
Store.
locum Brando‘s. of Denver. I broth-
er of it. J. Broaden. of Norwelk, had
the unique experience 0! attending s
Chinese Hercule funeral. He Is a Itasca,
and It was through this fact that be
secured the privilege. He writes his
brother In Interesting letter concerning
the communists“ undesellpplng from
I Denver paper describing the oheequlee.
Norwslk. are altering their stock or
minimalist-sod bushels stegrestrec
duclloo. Those who come early will
months hath-ruined- their stock
luciudresuuinher ol Imported pom
hate which they are altering It hell the
original price.
Who-I Y.P.I§.IJ E. wnebeld
In theebeuellese night. Thwepeveous
monument-northeastern II
wesdeoidedeemakuuellorttopeln.
Clerk,wlfeof8«.7huclll Ulark,l).
1).. founder til the Ohm In.
deavov Misty and editor of
the Gold. hit. to hive es en.
mathemtmetmm
Union, on returner”. Attentional-
wadduihuhflsiildvfllluw
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~1‘cur-Ieg temboo tables. worth 50c1 g
each, for 29¢, at the Norwelk Booted
house, has been postponed until next ’
was an... 8!. John. to mu street. n.
A business hunting at the NoneIk-t
film. Indiwl" iuIIn whet we say. dome and Inspect them Ind lodge
ior yearIIleI. 1m to" our '
~:-‘-NEW
A. Diokerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK,C
0on
4- STOCK-:-
Vle have I luv garments left over from lest year. on which we have made I deeper out. You
Highest of all in Leaveiiiug l’owcr -—I.utcst U. S. Gov’ tchort.
tom’m‘“ W
CONN.
Baking
PoWder
BOOTS, SHOES AND HllIlllEliS,
WHIIIIESAT E A51) [“71 AIL llEAl Eli. l.\
Also Idenulooturer oI Ilhildren' 3 Shoes.
$1 00 ill the fireal one on
NOW IN PROGRESS AT
0. H. HARVEY’S,
Will Save Two Dollars,
and twill he a sign of pro rear
on your part if you take a and
in the proceedings It’ so nick
sale and a quicker sail to rent
Savings Harbour A purchase of
shoes now will save you money,
great deal of trouble. That’s
thine savings and roach one of
than i; w oil worth making. To
maka- this three fold saving.
make direct for our store and
then make a purchase. By so
doing voii’li makc money. Our
stock is its smsonuhlc as uii
cverco It and as cheap as winter
go. OITS Ill .‘lily
H. H. HARVEY
lEITIIEII Iliii SHOE FIHDIHIIS.
10 North Main Street
Mine Sadie Lounsbury, of Bridgeport'
ls vilitlug in town
George Ward Solieck, whose sudden
illness Was mention. d yesterday, in much
bottm. _
-Ilrst quality bombs») lute-leis. brass
trimmings, only the t‘lil‘ll. at the NM-
waik Boston store.
Mr. and Mrs. I‘hsrles Trix-drain, of
Berkeley street, have returned from n
visit in Brooklyn.
The funeral of Mrs. Rachel Footi- will
beheld sroni St. Paul's church. Satur
day morning at II o c'iocli.
B. C. Yeaton,supcrintmideut fur the
Norwalk and South Norwnlk film-trio
Light company. is on the sick list.
tirip is very prevalent Ill I‘mmecticnt
The larger cities report many ithll‘fl. but
generally of less serious character than
usual.
Auctioneer Jumps Mitchell. who has
been ill with the grip, is improving. lilo
wife and daughter are sick With thesanie
disease. - w
-—School children are Invited to visit
the Norwalk Boston store every morning
and cast ballots for their fiivorito candl-
date. Voting (Luv.
Hr. and Must-ilk“ Brown. of (lit-so
out street, will this evening celebrate the
twenty-fifth onniversary of Ilwir mur-
riagc. by giving a reception.
At the prayer meeting of tho Norwnlk
Baptist society, held in the church Inst
night. Rev. F. E. Robbins stated that ho
had been asked to consider n roll from
Brooklyn.atulargcr salary. but that n
formal coll had not yet been made.
Mprseeutexpressod much regrt'lnt
the prospect of his leaving them. Mr.
Bobbins remarked that If the churchw
would pay him enough to keep his head
above water he would consider no other
call. lie was working for the hard, not
for money. and considered his lie-Id right
herein Norwaik. _.,._
«Every person making a purchase at
the Norwaik lkieton store will be allow
ed a vote on the prize dolls sod tour in
I‘M “Elli”, ,
Enameled Iron.
Among the llllu‘cul int.» points in In», lmtl d
In Iron manufacturing pllntwl‘ mul pm
and“ 0‘ Into. mention "my lip Iiwln ni Ilu
enameled Iron oi \lllllllIl-I Lulu. »\ l I‘ , . . I..
III; III) extensrvely Iiitrivlliii . l i Mulch.
“howling ton I-rt-mhl Im. . Ili:||l”l‘.l‘
mflfltibylllppilullii II ’I 1 "mi: llltli mi
mmrilug Ilquldmmp «l hi ‘Ll pros. by
weight, cl horns. II of win ml: ., 2:. of 1mm
, 290! wushul mini. 1;: 3. '0 of fe-llispul,
35-10 of "Hindi I'. Iliill Iiiivw l ml a if Vii-.1
If". The plum-4 me ”(did Hitl «y‘ml. :ml
0. oculurlliu Iuiiiipuilt-d by main ‘. lllt'llillk
mans pfvlorred. 2‘in» York mm
A l'erlvet Ilrnlnl
“nonunion. TlltH you I...l Illlllhl duyl
You look tlmi ’T‘lwrv‘ mu v. illl slippir;
right by the lire. "
“limo, pirmdun'i In. line on nuy fur
Hm lentil nffnrll miiilwh II. tulle-ti this
”If. ColitWIlvntmurrnlun. lilitl muslinply
can't MW? "rill." .M
“limit-I"
"That's better. lililnitl mu liven l to
that “till without goiim Thrillil'tlpl,"‘l cw
York Recorder.
“owns ,a. .
Isl-mull Pasha.
lethaIIPneho. wlmunlunl IucIIIs traced
‘bymy militarism hbv oer. while kite-
In letting lllrupetrs studio some to
Menuhin. It not punctual to have»
those the surveilleaeeu at s
_ “Risotto dl
connectluui Patents.
l Tim following were issued Dec. 5,
189". List furnished from the ofiice of
. itur. Bridgeport, Conn. '.
Richard A. Briici, Bridgeport, chain
link; llcnry Ilm-o, Ilurtford. incandes-
centclpctric lump: I rhanus Bers' endor-
for. Hartford combination match 83er
and char cutter: Prnncis ll. Richards
Hartford soap canister: Reinhold Bren-
inr Waterbury. wick raising device;
Reinhold Brenner W ntlrbiiry. wick rais
iiilzdcvice; Edward 5 Breed. Waterbury.
euiergoncy wagon; Lewis B. Curtis,
Sauthporl, pips threading flltltlillle;
James Linilsuy. Waterbury. cutting tool:
Edward F Hamil Seymour, Inkling
table: (‘hnrles Moore. Ansonia. mmhine;
Edwin E. Sunni and I". E. lilackman,
Stamford, ilutch for machines: lsaac ii.
Pnluwr. Middleton n securing suspension
'00le Katherine .‘l. lluibcrt, “eihr-rs
tieid rillillllllt'l‘lfll‘, iienjhmini. Mather.
l'uqunn n k Bridgi- tier truck; Joseph 1)
Aiken lufuiville Imhbinhnlder. lit-sign,
Henry 1.. Bench. IlIrrnIr-nmzipkin ring
Jhil‘dren dry for
F1 Lair—2 r53 Gaston/la
“'li-‘ll Bully mm nick. no porn» Tll'l' Fruit-irks.
i‘ilwn slii- mu .I I'liild, idle l‘l'lml fur i‘mtnriu.
Whvn slu- Iwu‘mlln lllsn, sin- i'liiiig in I'anturin.
When she had ('hIIdren, she gave them Cuowflo.
Children cry for
Pitcher's cantorla.
children Cry for
Pitcher’s OastorIa.
lIr In P. Wstmore. apromincnt real
t‘stMe! nut-ht 0! San Angelo, Texas. has
need I Hhaiuberlnln s Colic. Cholera and
Iliarrhwa Remedy In his famll for sov-
erniyeurn ee coo-ion requi ,nnd II-
ngs with ymrlect success. He says: “I
hit It a perfect cure for our baby when
troubled with colic or dyerntor. Inow
fool that my outfit is not comp etc with
out nbottle of this remedy at home or
on a trip away from hoine.‘ For sale by
ll. (. Stillson, druggiel.
Mother uruy‘o Ilweet Worm Powder.
Mother (Imy. a nurse In the Children' n
Home In New York, has for years treated
children eiich-neIuIIy with n remedy. now
red and rifled In thedrug stores.
cal rd Mother C a Sweet Worm Powd
err. They are so 6 by all drugglete at
2f» cents a package. The remove all
worms, are harmless as mil pleasant to
take and never fall. Valuable for fever
inhnces. consiipntlnn and headache, even
I no worms numeral. Ask your
drugglst <
I! a New York millionaire given a Illn-
her at 5th avenue and 20th street. costing
07m. 00, which gives Ill euysfem
and tbustv poo lo II |Ind Till. I
nrw‘ hills I'll yhuvs to pay oer-00
each (or (tactile uBlood (lure to cure I em
what would be the ailing per cuplta ii
the dinner should not be yiven. there
being in persons at the least
Inquire at Plaleted I drop M. where
you may hovel solved and
minfomintimhhou I} reins Illi- lCurs.
“It Is a pleasure in soil Chamberlain
(laugh IteoIsdy." iutysi litickncy a Dent
ler, drugglels. Repair! in. thn.‘ became
ll cuetomrr alter once using It, In almost
certsln to cell for It when- ln loosed
of such- medicine. We esI romeo! it
than at any othereough medicine wee
handle, Inuit always m estlelsciloo.
For coughs. colds I ,It In with-
out on equal. For IT! by .0. Balloon
drum .
rm rmdfifm I have found hackle
mic Chamberlain’s Pain Mill. J
a'l‘be
WET
ton street. ‘1'th
no. for we give thorium
other. Wanderers
poo le' a eyes,
A III. Whistler, patent lawyer and solic- .
ting sun.
Jones’ Flour
cosh Fl canola:
Cal ifornis Prunes, 25c; 320 (“We
I‘orturhnlii e096 Monk”
I-lirIoI lui-l
lound steak"
dhouldrr Streak...
’rlnie lilihb lions
lgl Ill l toast
’ork Lo inn.....
:orlé Shops.
or auaag
fresh :hfllnlad...
f0! l 0“ ur.
tall. 1 or rk ............
Sugar cured Hams.
mh (h
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
Ii North Main st., So. Norwnlk.
ilel :.III
|
Taylor at Golden.
IlealEslaieandlnsurancu
WASHINGTON STE!" 151‘.
Persons looking furuloi or home an. I It...
with the view or [illTIlIJk-h
coil and exninlnr our list.
sale in new part of the city oi rensnimlilt
Dl'lcvu and en ensv lei-ms. nu'M if
log. are Inviml to
\l e have till Ill Inf
SQUARE DEALING AND PEBBEVERANOE. HAVE PUT U
grocery trade
and that m our titles Lending Grocer, 38 Washing
ostnnmber 0! any) pair-gout blng our born) for
something ova u. erunonr usi-
nesn In our own name and do not vacillate from one state to am
come and go and try to pull the wool over
which lasts for a Short period and then go by the
We are atthe heado
BeWe quote you the following prices which we strictly adhere to:
shell“ interior substitute) 600 be,
.65 bbl.;7 lbs.
25c; iTierney Canned orn, 10c. halo and tile can;
84. 65 be.; Sue»
25c; 4 lbs. Rice,
3 lbs. Extra Large
at Mes,
es of Havameycr 8: Elder Fine
Foot Rests, W hito Chamber Suits complete.
1
W AN '1‘ I“. ID.
wont“ who will take three chlhlrl n in
A board. C all
Tslnmdge linker. :li
1)REHHMAKINIII_I) the day. Terms 11"
'all between . and ll In the eunlm.
Mrfii' Marlinsnulllnlllund street, Sculthur
Him
’I' (I lil‘l’l‘ .
NEW liouwot II rrxline. two mimiius‘ walk
from depot. (‘Iuti-rn niiii Wu“ watur.
rent. 94 a mouth. inquire ol li. AI‘KART.
ltowmtun. I'nnn. _‘dil It
i W
01' SE near Eiin Grove Store, 7 rooms.
II": house, 28 Day street. gill: lumen I" Iy" 9‘
Mark. 7zbou turner Do and ’I‘nilonntrcct.
lower onr;roo stnlct on client street; Ionir
part of house on )lsrshull bll’l‘t‘l. inquire cl
nus l-l. Ks our. H3 Wm street. til it
I
till
IIOIDI a portinunt, Ilrnt llmr lmnt nvcr
Illsi-ii‘ns slice store. tin-art). and Inrlntt
building til Washlneion street. rcnt 9mm.
Inqiilr». rim or Ill-l V 1“ Hunt ('tmlllllll). Kl
Washington street. must if
13mm TllKil‘llll‘UI‘l' lat. lllWl‘l' hull of lumen
I No will and ow "mil. 5 rooms, inquire
Ilit. Hnauiui'r. en WM IIH'IIIII'. or «m the
premises. II'J. If
)ART of lower house. vi'iimlmcrd nHI‘Illf'.
rent 'I: .iinrtnl house corner South Main
streelsnd v)lloulcrd laws,’ re out. 39- 5pm or
Hril’flllllfll no "no v-irdlhuruiml. ll Ap-
ply to E. A. “murmurs.
Tim toy floor In the lininranre bulld-
lug.F ormorly occupied by Butler halite
I). For pmllcuiarsh Ini him of II. ti
llrrlwnmthlu smrumi Mouth sin straw. or
George F. bearer. (' lty Nathmul limit. so II“
M thulldln cu Wat r trm. A I to
S no. u..." '” int.
PM! *HAIIB.
rim: uni-lg til non... All ti l‘mw
A “Irritant Weetnvenue'Nrirwdlk dilw
A” sienna“ water thrills. shill. will in; sold
them) for want of low. Apply at this
' ‘ws'r.
anull
IIT l"l
yevt warranties. Member oi.
paid for lie return loihls __ol‘llco.
Auction.
Ilyeler Grounds end Apparatus.
TIE subscriber. the trustee olths estate of
Rustler an Insolvent debtor.
public auction III th «loch
furtheranol llserge [LI-l lm sroio. tier
art orwslk I‘onboctlcul. on urn.
sy. lumber lilh. I at eleven 0 'nlwli lore-
Ilmrn. III the slit. .ille and Interest of the
sold Geo one at the limo of the
eunemept'h of the Insolvency pmc Inge,
In a later it. «Inscribed property
V“: mplscesot oyster ground, and ill:
creme Manon. 0hr piers all hale-I In Ill:
Iowa ofllariruwouluin g M Mrvlll. more or
less, and known as the iterators!
"other piece rituals: In the low of Nor
walk. cunqu at G" res more or . and
known he the
raises situated oil share. In ihslown
author containing Ililuree. more or less,
surlkmuesiheihm Inlet: Imam
orgiesmghfl’ldpm «mailinnzulllung. I5
hB
I sous. Ter 16'5““ Ill
t." 3:31.353on 'ihm Wit mailer INT!“
I). Trustee.
widths imci. " "
Nadine of load entertainments n] all
M fofldefl on admission ls rimmed,
ooul WNW loprvnnoleprlurle
We, sleep! when all WW!
imwu comm whines.
Whrflwmtom
at the nfliI-I- of Hileitiimn
In“ K furhoooo or between 'l‘syinr anal
i I
Granulated Sugar, for $1. on; Fine Butter, 280 lb.
We will sell you as cheap and give you better satisfaction than
gyetore' In town. Save the worry and disappointment of not
cling what you pay for, by leaving your order with
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer, 33 Washington; Street. Telephone Call 13-2
STILL ANOTHER DROP
E J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
FIIEE DELIVERY.
Telephone call, 52-h. ll Sathilaetion guurauwcd
PEDPLE' 8 MARKET
21 Wall st., Norwnik
Telephone call, bv'l- 3.
Special for the Holidays.
PORTRAITS IN
CBAIDN PHSTELLE WATER EHLHH ANTI SEPIA
in bandwmk frointheilriglnul negative. This superior gin/lo at work 0 Innot be made from
copies. but must be done from the original neaativr only. thereby priest rvinu all the line linal- L
Ity of the some and producing in the Iinlshed picture velvety softness and rit lmessnf tone and
A line exhibition ol this beautiful work may now be seen nHStndlo.
--—hl\'E PICTI' RE FRAME?I IN l_\'ORY AND HOLD——
A new line of
vwmARTISTIC PliOTl)UiIAi’il.-‘ IN l'IA'I‘lNll’l‘Yl‘ES
open for Inspection.
_._—....__.__
E. M. llllllSlllI, PHHTIIGHAPHEH. 53 Will ST HHHWAIII.
save your feet, and save you a '
HAYMHHH & SHHS“
Illlerliig Induoemonls lo Purchasers
0F
FURNITURE.
ll their Wale Rooms 46 and 148 Main St, Hoiwall.
Ladies" Oak Desk, $5, $158 . 7, $1": Fancy Rocket 8'3 Rd to $10;
Large line Couches, Lounges, Easels,
Hassocks, Hat Racks,
Also a largo line
Oak Chamber Suits, Book Cases. (‘hclioniercm Hat Racks.
ii?
gnlrzl‘ammrms.
ornu noose, uonwu’lf'
Monday. Dec. llth.
WALTER SAHFOHD'S
Eluln-ruio l‘rmlui-llnii «it the Sterling SIII‘ITI‘HH.
A Flag of Truce.
\\ rilluiili) Win. H’l)\l'.|ll'lll
p ii) to his uluihni-I .‘utvul lliiiiiiu
slun.’
A Hamlin: l'llllll‘t‘ of mout- iteallsiii.
A MIMMHTH STHHE Ililllllll.
0i" rated by nTrninwli' N‘ \v of Skills-ill uni-ry-
lllt‘n. Iinniiliiclllani llund Htwllil lrlils
Borlu llirIr \Illl llirliigii hlmks of
will ilruullu. Ail IlIlIIIll lililial.
spllritv-ring t: in of iiiggml rack A
muslin ITk‘l'l'lI ii hoisting pundermm boul-
Ilk'r‘l 'Iun tlvc- Inn-w. power engines. working
the mm him-2r}.
T‘l‘fll‘t on Mile iIl Iirt-uur)‘ e druu: elon- Nor.
wnlk, until mil. Illl‘llh,’ «tote Ninth Norwnlk.
GRAND CHNGEHT,
MI'SII.‘ "ALL.
Tuesdayfiec. I 2,393
TheBlackPaillConculCo.
l’ruh-r Illli auspices of
The First MI-Iliodlst Episcopal I'hiirclt.
The comviiny run slots at the following artists:
Madame aleeerette Jones.
Roller known on "lIIIAlrli I'A'l‘l‘l." the {real-
rnt singer of her rotitutnnd ilwzrelnhrniei
l IUDNA HII‘I‘IIRI‘.
Miro-i LILY Vii. DNA: Violinist Mist-l QMMA
vumm \iinlmd- .uwxlu with.
I’lanlet liurnduan-e rrnm liv- : mrsrvntory
A com anion
"T to En
\IIH-l Illll. ll A TIIHMINIIN. Noni: rmd llrrlta:
llouli-I (Isle of Imuluni.
111' “kit! 75 l‘l’i't'll! AND .100.
I‘hari! oywnril nl l'lllnl‘fll'. Norwitlk. nil
. l‘lnistul‘ n. P‘nllill Nuruoiii III mun on Fri: 5);
Ilcuwmbir ii.
MUSIC HALL.
ONE
«HM
Nlllll'l' IINLV.
Saturday. Dec. 9th.
Iieorgeliixon
Chum Inn Freilwr-wslnI-t of ill.- world. and it
RPPM
Vaudevilleood‘SoeclIIlyIlonoeoy,
Ill iii m will mm nlllumrrs In his rises. and
will lnrlsll I!” In any man he
I r ”in? my
vilnt Ii onrrounde
vol 1:. South waslli. m“ Rins’ orwulfl
WE
Notice.
mill hm lvim ihsr ih
N'Xrllii‘plnieiyfl?" Mia; M" :1
mmme'of Till! IIIIlle
Aimwutlilsdevilfii rind?
AI w’lib’m ”lilting: lheflli‘lhré-m ..
{all ml.
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