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n
a
he of purchasers
1,} .
it'll
i ,
ABOttleot
‘ {PERFUME
makes an appropriate present
forthe Holidays.
”w Who can suit you with goods
from the best makers; Pal-
‘mer, Roger & Galiett, Hazard,
nuns do 00., Lubin, LeGl-and,
Atwood, Colgatedz Co.
It PLAISTED’S
”“oln WELL COLOGNE”
is ONE or THE BEST.
———-—ooo——-—
. A"
[(37011 want a nice article in
' CHINA
see our” stock. Worcester,
Bonn, Carlsbad, Limoge, are.
.09.
We also have a line of
iatlies’ (lard Bases
in Fine Leathers.
My.“
il.ll.P|aisied
Druggist,
43 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWA LK.
EWall ' nape.) '
PIIIITS. OILS. GLASS.
BRUSHES. etc.
. Title is a good time to Paint.
isilsli lle Pleased to give you
diameter doing your work.
Iill guarantee Satisfaction in
“its tool and Best tlneeed
III. :
E. E. can“...
lo. 2 first iterate,
sne'r‘ uonwntm
MT Iit4’i”“‘iii=ii
m uslitss lillllilli.
Winter Opening.
9,? January 2. 1894.
W ”Pleasure
. anew is ‘wrl er on'oom-
' " .. aim.”
idiot.
Collette.
flu
firm
‘ Stamford.
_ l . Gonna
I man stone‘s.
» m 4 loss! entertainments of all
en’
- Sunkist»
'V Also our
HATS
' We sell the best two, dollar Hat sold in the state.
7‘86: Washington St,
mefimiiews Without bankruptiug the
:rnishings
struck a: responsive chord iu’the' hearts of a buying com-
80. N orwalk. .
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
JAMES GOT-DIN, Editor and Proprietor.
rent... -e months. 32.50.; a months
sun: lruouy inflate: slants ooples.: cents
scum NONI“! I!!! ALARM.
Box 3—Oorner Washington and North Main
streets.
Box «Corner Day and Teller; streets.
Box m street.
Box Ill~Wsst street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Box Ill—Concord street. Wis school.
Box le—Oornir North Main and Ann streets.
Box iii—Corner High street and Beyview
avenue.
Box Iii—Norwalk Iron Works building.
Box l7—Corner West avenue and Cellar
street.
Box almCorner
avenue. '
Box Ell—Corner Ely avenueand Benton street.
Box zit—Corner South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box 32~Klectrlc Light station.
Box ll-Fairileld avenue and Cedar street.
liniatnra Almanac for 'l'o-Inorrow.
Sun Sate { High This Low This
at 4-25 at 5:07 at Ilzleil
West street and Taylor
It 7:14
New York Herald Weather Forecast.
The weather to-day promises to be generally
fair. preceded in the morning on the coasts by
fog and rain, with higher. followed in the
afternoon by falling temperature and clear
and colder.
, Scorn scanner.
What the People of Gratuity are Doing
and Sarina.
—Hu’yler’s at Lane’s for Uhrismas.
Mrs. H. 0. Bailey, of Benton street, is
spending a few days at her former home
in Mt. Vernon. '
-L. 8. Owens, Ill Washington street,
watchmaker and jeweler.Watcbés cheap.
Mrs. rum Hsddon, or Newark, N.
J., is visiting at the residence of Acting
mayor Henry D. Fox...
~Cut ilowers and home-mode candies
at the Woman‘s Exchange. afternoon
and evening.
Charles E. Seymour will lend the
Epworth. league meeting in the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, tomorrow
evening.
-—Cail at J. W. Studwell's and see the
beautiful Hardmau upright piano that
he is offering for $225 at $8 per month.
Ask toseethe stool and scarf that goes.
with the piano.
Rev. George C. Peck, of Westport, will
occupy the pulpit of the South Norwulk
Methodist church to-morrow morning.
In the evening the pastor will preach.
——Fresh bums, 12c a pound. or ilayes'
market.
-—Hand-embroidered linens at mod-
crate prices, hand-painted vases, cuien~
darn, photo frames etc., hand-knit worst-
“ ed goods, all kinds of dainty Xmas gifts
at the Woman’s Exchange Washington st.
There was a disturbance in the depot
waiting room, last evening, caused by a
man smoking. When told to stop by
ticket agent Osllorn, he began calling
him vile names. Special Officer Cashew
came in and succeeded in quieting the
man.
—Don't forget that Lane's is the place
for candy.
A rumor was circulated in Bridgeport,
yesterday. says the Union, that the city
battalion had been ordered to be m ft'atli-
nose to go in Danbury on short notice in
the event of a disturbance there. Major
Sheridan said that such an order was
news to him.
—-$20.00 in gold will make you a nice
Xmas present. Get a key and you may
be the lucky one.ui Tomlinson’s Phar-
macy. _ ‘ ..
C. it, ii '9 has made another big
cut in prices on ts and shoes. Al-
ways alive to the in not of his oust»
mere. he sets prices w ich will reach all.
A line of holiday slippers in all the
latest styles will he found at his store.
He believes that large sales are produced
by low prices; hence hill figures will suit
the most exactlyLW
-'l‘he place to buy Maisgn grapes to
at Full Cuneo's; 10m. lb.
A i‘orefathers’ Day service is to be held
at the South Norwalk Contrregotlonsl
church, tomorrow evening At 7 o'clock.
Rev.tlersld H. Beard will proachsser-
men on "A Heroic Ancestry," and a
special order of exercises. including re-
sponsivelreadings, chants and songs of
praise by the choir and congregation,
will be used, in commemoration of the
pilgrim fathers.
n-Irauu's is without doubt the place to
buy kaudy. .. ‘ .
A committee from the Epworth
league of the South Norwslk Methodist
church are smngiug for a series of in-
tormsl metals, in which all the members
may take part. The first one will take
place next Tuesday afternoon and even»
log. at the home of the Misses Raymond
on West street. The young ladies will
meet in the afternoon for a Christmas
"sewing hee."aad will furnish light to
treehmente. From 5 to 8 o’clock they
Invite all the unnamed members to take
tea with them. A very small sum will
banked bottoms" of the league.
Ar etfeioek a programme will be read.
mil. nonmetal-ll members will
takepart is this nut-oust, sad that it
will he the hygienists! show are in the
leash. ‘ ”“- I‘ é .
Tbeeubject of Rev. It. 0. Sherwood's
sermon at the South Norwalk Baptist
church. tomorrow night, will be "Light
Weight."
-—-Don’t forget that the Germanic Sien-
gsrhund will hold their great masquerade
ball. Feb. 21st. -___‘
C. L. James advertises his general
business in this issue. makings speciab
ty of all cslisfor general scavenger work.
carting. etc.
—-Cotfee with cream, do can.
Restaurant. Open all night.
Depot
John McCormack. who was arrested
yesterday afternoon for drunkcness. was
fined 81 and costs this morning by
Justice Barrett.
—-An extraordinary bargainlA magnifi-
cent Steinway upright piano, with stool
and scarf for $325 on time.J.W.Btudwell‘s.
The Housemate Oyster company has
increased ltscapltai from $7,000 to 314.-
000, by the addition of seventy shares at
$100 each? The increase has been sub
scribed in cash. ~
——Get your skates sharpened at W. A.
Wheeler's machine shop, for it) cents. ‘
Raymond Brothers are taxed to their
VANTINE WARE.
CELLULOID N _
' TOILET cases,
sunvmc CASES,
_ The gutters are we. cleaned in the
business portion of the borough. .
lies Clara liorehouso is the guest of
Elipbalet Morshouse and family at South
Wilton.
Charles Buttery, of Silvermiue. is now
night watchman at the Not-walk horse
car depot.
-—r‘5mokers' sets and brisr goods at
lrowbridge & Co.’s.
Miss Mary Bartow, of Waltham. N.Y..
is the guest of A. ll. Hoyt, of Berkeley
street.
Stephen A. Dodge. Jo, died-this morn-
ing, in East Norwalk. aged 48 years and
6 months. ‘
latholic Union Council, No. 40, K. of
(1., will hold a sociable some time next
month.
W. H. Robinson's barn at Weston was
broken into Wednesday nigh}. and a
quantity of grain stolen.
. .. q—m—
-You can buy fresh pork and sau-
sage for 120 a pound, 10 lbs for $1.00. at
Hayes” market.
A petition is in circulation for a spec
isl town meeting to appropriate the
money necessary for the support of the
HANDKERCEHIFS, 5cts to $3.00.
KID and FUR TOPPED GLOVES,
. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
O\VELTIES,
BOOKS and BOOKLETS,
”ATW
Highest of all in Leavening I’uwcr.-—I.utc~:t U. S. Gov't Report.
Bald
I{0 we; Powell:
ABSOWTELYPURE
Paid For as an Advart' . t.
Hillel-of Sr’llfilli'l-—D8Alt Sill: l was
not surprised [it Richard Vogier's boy-
cott on the piano of a certain make, as
no reputable musician would stoop so
low: but what I am surprised at is THE
Sex'nmzt. publishing it. FAIR PLAY.
[Probably “Fair Play" would not be so
harsh in his criticism of Tim strlslzl. if
(DEER '1‘" F. RIVER.
bows and Gossip of the tray in East
Norwalk.
Miss Adelliitarr, aged sixteen years.
remains very illut her home on Osborn
avenue.
Miss Edith Mead, of liriincllville. is
visiting her sister. Mrs John W. Banks.
Seaside place. he understood tho". Mr. Vogier's state-
1‘ k 10ch 1 ‘ ll -. , meal was printed as an advertisement of
m;k:: eye are u “mm at “5'” an opposition piano llrm. All reading
matter marked witcudash .—y in THE
SESTINHJS paid for at 10 cents a line.
We take no sides in advertising scraps. [
The East .‘v‘orwalk Republican club
met last night in llundnli‘s Hull. but
owing to the storm only t‘ll‘i‘t‘ll mom'-
bars were present. Spool-hos “l‘rt‘ mode,
"It is a pleasure to sell Chamberlain‘s
Cough Remedy." says Stickncy it: Denh
UABE DEALING AND PERSEVERANCE, HAVE PUT US
the class
ton street. The vast nu ber of our patrons b
' i’urterhnum Stank... .
. in the fr nt rank in t e grocery trade. We are at the head of
an that secure our titles Leading Grocer, 83 Washinzn
low our born for
us. for we give them something to blow about. We run our busi-
ness in our own name and do not vncillste from one state to am
other. Wanderers come and go and try
peaple’s eyes, which tools for a short period and then go by the
so
to pull the wool over
ng sun.
We quote you the foliolwing prices which we strictly adhere to:
Jones’ Flour (no inferior substitute) 600 bag, “.05 bbl.; Sue-
cessFIottr, dchs .u.66bbl.:7 lbs. oat Meal, 25c; 4 lbs. Rice,
250;_Funcy Caune Corn: tile, 1le and the can; :5 lbs. Extra Large
Callforma Prunes, 25c; l whens of ‘Huvemeyer & Elder Fine
Granulated Sugar, for . ill; “sine Butter, 28c lb.
We will sell you as chclap and give you better satisfaction than
anystore to town Save the worry and disappointment of not
getting what you pay for. by leaving your order with
l
CHAS. E SEYMOUR,
Loading Grocer, 33 Washington Street. Telephone (loll iii-‘2
” 'srn.
L ANbTHER DROP.
Sirloin Hlenk .....
Round Noah.“
Shoulder l-ltenk... .. ..
Prime lb Roast. ..
Eighth lb Itoltsl .. .
Porklmins.... .. ....,
Pork Chops... .
l’orli liausuge .. . .
Fresh Hullla..... .....
Fresh Hllouldl'r .
Hall. l’ork .
Hugarcurml ilums ..
Iralnll l‘llutw, ......
E. a. wnpl-llims. Proprietor,
Prunes MllllitET. mt DELIVERY. recurs sum
13 North Main st., Sc. Norwalk. 21 Wall st., Norwaik
Telephone call, 5243. l ‘ Satisfaction guaranteed. 1 Telephone cull, 57-3
Special for the Holidays.
PORTR A ”H 15‘
Child". PASTELILE. WATER COLOR llllll SEPIA.
in llnnllw rk fruullllcoriglnill negative. This superior grade at earl; (ulnrll’ll be made from
0 tries, but must be done {min the original l\~*;:uli\‘c only. thereby pl'rrervlnu all the line qual-
ity of the sums, and producing in the finished picture Vi-lvvty rl'lflneniunll riclmr-m of tone and
detail. A line exhibition of this beautiful work may now his won at Studio.
FlXiC IElf'Tl'itE FRAMES lN ll'l‘lftl' AND HOLD
‘ A new line of
~AR'l‘iH'Tii' i’ill I'l‘lltill \i'il.- If»: i‘l..\'l'l.‘~'t)’l“l‘l'l‘2:!.m...
open for inept-Mint»,
b
utmost just now in supplying the de- evening schools.
and the meeting proved an interesting
one. it was decided to lilijiuru until
ler. druggists, Republic, Ohio. "Because
a customer after once using it. is almost
mend for the celebrated Hazelton and
Crosska coals, clean and free from
slate,nnd superior for furnaces, ranges
and self. feeders.
—The South Norwalk Baptist church
will be open next Wednesday afternoon,
and evening (Dec. 20th), at which time a
few useful and fancy articles will better
said, and also ice cream. cake and coffee
No admission will be charged. and all are
invited to come.
The twenty-five dollars placed with
Tim SENTINKL by E. J. Wadhams has
been sent in amounts of tire dollars each
totlle following ministers for distribu-
tioo: Reva. ll. ls. Burner, Gerald ll.
Board, R. 0. Sherwood, Olin Iiailock
and (7. M. Pogg.
A nice Christmas present for your
friends would be adczsn photographs.
which can be furnished in the best possi
ble manner by (i. 3. North. People do-
siring pictures should order them at
once, as he is very busy just at present.
having a large number of orders to till.
-—Turkeys are 160 a pound. at Hayes,
market.
Alice Smith was surprised at her home
13 Clay street. by a large number of her
young friends. last night. She surprised
them by having Mrs. Santa Claus appear
on the scene just before supper was
servedmhich the guests heartily enjoyed.
The party broke up about 10 o‘clock, af-
ter spending a very pleasant evening.
—(Iigers that can't be beat, ti a box at
’l‘rowhridge & (.‘o.'s. (‘all and see, them.
The fair under the auspices of the Sea-
ior and Junior Prohibition clubs opened
last night in their hall on South Main
street. Although the weather was
stormy,afalr-sized audience was present.
Mr. Bartram. of East. Norwalk. who was
engaged to play on the guitar and other
instruments. was sick and unuhleto spn
pear. A musical treat is promised for
tonight.
——Martin Spahr announces to the pub.
lie that he will open his Eagle Hotel to
marrow, Saturday, Ikcomber ltllh, at ‘39
South Main street.
A birthday surprise party was given to
inuls Soderstrom. the popular secretary
of the Scandia society. Thursday night,
at his home on North Main street. With
games, singing. dancing and a good sup-
per the hours were most pleasantly spent.
Among those present were John Debit
greu, (insult Dahlgren, Charles Helmer,
(toured Melender, (lusts! Larson. Miss
Hilde lrsrson, Agda Broden.end Bolas
Rsssmuudson.
Nllitwull NEWS.
A til-easy Budget of Items hell the
Dow lad of Iowa.
Mrs. W. ii. Smith, nee Miss leForost,
of the central telephone other. is home
sick with the grip." ‘
Howard Bloomer, of Wilton, book-
keeper at the Central National bank, has
purchased a saddle bone from Will
Olsen, and now rides to and from his
work daily. ‘
—-—A. M. E. church benefit, Dec. 20.
Tickets for sale by members.
John P. Henley. formerly designer at
the Union Manufacturing company's
mills. and Bernard Tully have accepted
employment with the Metropolitan Life
insurance company, in Norwalk.
412m s wefii‘ié‘i‘ehom country
chickens and fowls.at Hayes’ market.
The Norwelk poet olilceie the throes
of the grip. Postmaster Hubbeil was
taken sick yesterday morning, so was
also Letter Carrier John flealy. Assist-
snt Postmaster Melon has been ill-ever-
eidsys. The main work of the adios
devolves upon Malling Clerk Mitchell,
who has his meals brought into him.
The case of Theodore 0. Prince. for
win.- lusting. came up before Justice
Head, in the borough court room. this
morning. Attorney laukwoodappeated
tor the slate and Attorney Taylor for tile
defeats. The deforms uttered 5 a
Marshall Andrewu. a clerk in Look-
wood‘e‘inuket. wasficleanlng a frosttieh
this morning when a small snake wrig-
gled out of the fish.
Burglsrs recently broke into Smith
lloyt's residence at West Norwdlk. while
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt were away. and stole
150 heads of cabbage. ‘
—I’rssh hams, 120 a pound. or ”eyes
market.-
Constable Robert N. Morehouse arrest~
cd Joseph Saxor, this morning, for
assaulting Mr. and Mrs. John Homing,
with whom he boarded.
The Christmas festival for the child-
ren at the County Home, has been post-
poned from December 28th, to the after
noon of Tuesday. January 2d.
~Plenty of delicious breadust [lane's
I’rof. Horace liiils, choirmaster of
Grace church, is ill with the. grip. At
the rehearsal, last night, George R. Nash
took charge of the singing and Miss
Alice Selleck presided at the piano.
The frames for the round front and
rear stained glass windows of St. Paul's
new chapel on Berkeley street have ar-
rived, and are being placed in position.
These windows were donated by ltev.
George Nichols and wife.
—i‘2lo a pound for choice country
chickens and fowls.at Hayee' market.
Insurance Commissioner Mansfield. at
a hearing at the capitol in Hartford.
yesterday afternoon, granted the petition
of the People’s Industrial Insurance com-
pany, of Norwich, for permission to rein
sure its outstanding risks in the Metro-
politan Life insurance company of New
York. -
In its accountof the concert given by
the New Canaan baud. Tuesday night,
the Messenger says: The Norwalk Quar-
totte was unable to be present. owing to
an accident to one of its members, but
George R. Nash kindly sang two solos.
the first being ”The Ferry to Shadow
Town," and the second a “Lullaby." He
responded to an encore. and his singing
was very pleasing. Miss Anna Stash. of
Norwalk. who pleased and charmed a
former New Canaan audience by her due
contralto voice. rendered two selections
in a superb manner. which called forth
hearty applause, to which she kindly re-
sponded.
«So grateful are the proprietors of
the Norwalk Boston store for the im-
mense business of the past economic
spite of the dull times, that they wish to
show their appreciation of the patronage
bestowed on them by distributing a
large number of Christmas presents
amongst their customers. lutbisllmi»
ted space it would be lmposaibietoenu-
morale all thearticies they intend to
give away. but amongst them union
of cool, a barrel of floor. two sewing
mochmesm fifty-six piece tea set, a tur-
key. several bags of flour, several pounds
of tea and com, a ham, a rug. a pair of
portlere curtains, a pair of lace curtains,
a lamp, Iadlea‘ and mines’ cloaks, a wool
dress pattern. ten piece toilet set. a
crayon portrait, an oil painting. several
dollars‘ worth of sugar. muffs. fur capes,
kid glovesmmbreliss, neckttes,sults of
underwear and hundreds of other ar-
ticles. Call at the Norwalk Boston store,
corner Main and Wall streets, for full
information concerning the mean in
which these articlesaretobedletribu -
’ Mention-33667"
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Whenehewssatbild.¢esrisdfov0estovla.
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Children Oryfer
demurrer. which was overruled,
and the defendant furnished me for!
tile swarm._ Eh mother went
Milly. . ,
Pitchers esoteric.
mus-mum
laws
Friday eventing. the 29th inst . v. but the
resolution of organization dual: the by-
wili be accepted.
certain to call for it when again in need
of such a medicine. We sell more of it
than of any otlwrmuu'h medicine we
handle. not it always gives satisfaction.
For crunched. minis and croup, it is with-
”. 'l.'ll‘- I r. .- V ' I" . .
M“ “M and M M” “mm 1 6" out no npml. Fur sale by (i, t‘. Stillson
were given a surprise lust Illqlll at
for Hair by ll. (1 Stillmn. drought.
teen dollars ("unluissmu by ”l“1"I‘rl”"ll'lw1yqr ..
ttitii'e of the l7luiiin Piano «'0. for may i (p.
m l‘. lo “31'
arm; r : name. if
‘ . ,‘ivri‘. ilwrt'
intiIII‘Y
SlII'I‘Ii Nll‘iWAHi. .llllill 'r'nilnll. \‘v' "“
Kellogg. .‘Ir~. M. I. Kcili-r. Fnl. Itllgi n-1
barium Warm-r. Till-s . lilo Wright I.” .
\Vtulis. )Ir-. llurrirt llu: ris.
Ii. AHA MS. I'. .\I.
Nllit'A'AHi limit-I 1.. I’m-alumni" .l. 8
Foo. Mrs. if .i. Pork. l‘uliln- F Power! (3:.
tint it a perfect cure for our baby when
troubled with mile or dysentery. i now
feel that my outtit in not mzllphtt- with-
out shouts of this runmlvut humour
on a trip away from home." For solo by
E. ii. llcisol, PHOTOGRAPHER. 53 on St, lliiliililll.»
, To am. 1 Taylor at Golden.
IIOISE. barn and land at Five Mile River:
two-apartment house at Rnla'uyton: hall.
on Washington strum; llvc rttlms at Elt'ri
Nook: part uf a. house on High strmi; pan r- t
hollsl-nlll Monroe, street; shop on Voter street: ,
luluu‘euml burn. \Vest Noru‘nlk marl; mums
Real Estate and insurance
“'AHIHNG’I’ON STREET.
lII’IIpIVI.‘l. \v‘ _,. ‘. y. Iii usmn Til l, 1.. “W. “1'. ““1. l’t F-«llih’ lntlkin.‘ furs. int ut .. ..r .llxli I‘ll.
the home of their parents. Mr. rind * gi‘ner‘r‘rznrnkirlery’lnu'trim:$213 s'uIImernntlhlw‘ilh Ill”: viz-v; nt pnlrrr ‘ i’tl‘i' li’iltlli'llfttl
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to the storm many an ill. Llrtlllfi mural “WW". ”w im“ M mm M ”ppm“. J_ I ()‘Sll‘flltill‘fi'.'J‘liialiy(:lll'I?v~l.elflfllnusojlgly‘sf ,
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were served. the LI‘dlIII tor mn-wmg “nus“, “M, “m .tim a ”mam“, mm ”"4 I'l-K- “f: " "fl .‘ . - l(iE.~>¢l‘(iHl..~' and mulls m titan. nulls-i tn
the flIImr is ill)" to Misses (‘ul'tl Plot and )Alti of loner Iiillist‘. lhnnlunrrl owning.
rmmvc. (llllt‘r‘e pmmlllly extended to
rulings; part of lwuw r-mnlvr South Main fund chug.» rmuumxlu. .lullx llnln’.
::
Emma Spaulding. The others prrsent slrm-taml Hunfnrd Ilavr'. rent. 35'; part or\w.....1nnr.1nor-rm... rll'le
. . . V y ,, , , . Seymour home. liliu lml l'lure. rent. 3H. Ayn-l
were Mamie Merritt. Edith . up my. 6 1. new \m'l. Lulu-mum um-n r. iIIl' ply In E. institutional. ; '
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George Belle ’ Would 'l it'I‘i .tivm ll! people dyspepsia inc. frilll‘ll‘l’l)‘ occupied by limb-r Leticia;
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& HYATT,
No. 2 Gazette Building-
GIFTS U
Dress Goods.
HAT gift is more acceptable than a nice dress, and what git t
will serve to keep you longer in the memory of the one so
thoughtfully remembered. We have made special prices on our
colored and fancy dress goods and guarantee to show you some
of the best bargains over offered. We also have a nice assort-
ment of imported dross patterns. No two alike, ranging in prices
from 4.00 to 8 00.
Black Goods. ‘
UR line of black goods was never in better condition to select;
from and includes the celebrated fabrics made by Priestly tir;
00.. such as Silk Warp lienriettus. Borges, Whip Cords, etc, All‘
Wool Henriettas, Camcl's Hair, (.‘repons, (iuttlashmcres, ctc , In
prices from ode to 1.75 per yard
Fur Capes.
FUR Capes are very stylish and both a luxury and a necessity. 1
it is easy to imagine the delight of any lady who is fortunate
enough to receive such a present. We have them in French
(tony Wool, Seal. Electric Seal and Astrnehan: 20 and 24 in. long,
and remember that every capo is warranted and the price guaran-
teed to be lower than others are asking for the same garments.
Gloves.
”IMOVER if possible what your mother, sister or friend wants
in gloves, and then let. us show you our line of those goods.
It is impossible for us to give a correct idea of what our stock
contains, but it is acknowledged by every one to be the best in
town. Gent’s, Ladies' and Children’s Glovue and Mittens of every
description are to be seen and we are positivn that we can suit
you in this department. .
SEFUL AND ATTRACTIVE.
Uur design in presenting this list of useful and uttructivv Christmas [,ll't‘rl-fillld is ml in how our l‘ll‘lllllllt'l‘r‘i think that
we have presented owrythim: w»- huvo to offer in this line but have merely Iiilltlt' suggestions m” :l gum-ml mturo trusting that the
seekers after gifts will favor as with :1 mil that We may show them the Vill‘l-rll‘l lines which wv have to otl'l-r. ”or stuck includes
the best obtainable in every department and has been selected with great curb so that «Mt‘l'y t mt.» could be pleased.
Knit ”Goods.
ADI Ed‘ and Children's Hoods. Leggins, Jackets and h‘ucinn-
tors; colored and black, in hand knit and machine made.
Umbrellas.
ll'i‘HiNll better forla holiday present than a nice Umbrella.
We have had a stock made specially for us, so you are sure
to get the correct thing. The variety includes Gold, Silver and
Natural Handles; in sizes both for Ladies and Gents.
Holiday Novelties.
WE have an endless variety in Holiday novelties, which we will
be pleased to lhow, including Fancy Vases, Aluminum
Smoking Sets, (lard heceivcrn. I’qullcs. etc ; Toilet Hots. Fancy
Pocket Books, and Ch otlain Bags.
Baskets.
WE have a stock of Indian Baskets ill all styles, shapes and
sizes. These gonis We are showing in our lmsctncnt, where
you will also find a gclml stock of Blankets, Comfortables and (hi
Cloths. l
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Handkerehiei's and Aprons.
WE might continue lthls list indefinitely it lipat't‘l would permit
but will close by calling your attention to our liundker-
chiefs. The selectiorl‘ runs from a printed cotton Handkerchief,
from he each, to an‘ elegant Silk Mutilor, at $2.15. Aprons in
every style, from 26c ltc $1.25 each.
Our store will be open every evening until aft r Christmas.
Tristram 8: Hyatt, N rwalk, Ct.
Norwalk Chronicler