. purses of purchasers.
’.
ill
munity.
.an
“FALL EUIll‘Sthotmeetthe vievve‘ Without. hank'ru
Also our .
HATS
pting‘the
Men’s??? Furnishings
_ ve Struck a responsive chord in tlie'lieart-s of a buying mm-
We sell the best two dollar Hat sold in the state.
Nets“ &
00.,
So. Norwalk.
86 Washington St... -, ‘
“r
Drugéist.
We have a full line of ‘
iioiiday floods
” ét‘is‘pecially low priCes for the
season.
Ho ~ ~.....
In Leather Goods.
“I'ent'Iemen'eiireseing cases,
ledies' Writing Tehlete.
Ladies' card Gases.
Toilet Articles.
Silverware.
Cut Glass
in large variety of choice pieces
Stationery.
Perfumery. etc.
A Bottle of
‘ PLAISTED’S
“OLD WELL COLOGNE"
makes a suitable present.
‘ ii. li.Piaisteti
Druggist,
43 Washington St.
SOUTH NORW A LK.
Wall Paper,
PAINTS. iiiLS. GLASS.
BRUSHES, etc.
This is a good time to Paint.
. l shell in Pleased to give you
figures for doing your work.
m...
Will guerentee 8etleleotion in
every oeee.
We use only Jewett'e Pore.
Willie teed and iieet Linseed
illl.
E. E. Gorham,
, In 2 First Avenue.
EAST NORWALK.§
ontii"'”'i"'o”oo omit
lilllllil BliSiliESS ilillitili.
Winter Opening.
January 2. l894.
3&6" on NEW PLAN all coming the
m to n nln vie . run
Ing‘w Mnmn lhyigrwritfsr nil com,-
A ole d
‘30“ till y.
tailpipe “that?“
he Commercial-n-
an s. This flerie open to A .
are normed and 11‘] ieseeninn
“’il‘hiii‘i‘i iilii "'”"”"'
I
Milieu.
Merrill College.
Stamford.
Conn.
on if
Are yelreyes righll Erwin-ties fret-
~ cloudy and slightly warmer. possibly preceded
'1 - gloves. at W. A. Benedict‘s.
no. hygiene SENTINEL.
JAMIE GOLDEN. Editor and Proprietor.
Times—l your 85:6 months. new; it months
51.25: linonth.3tloente: single copies. 2 cents
IWTK NORWALK "Ill ALARM.
Box 5-Corner WMillanOh and North Main
‘ streets.
Box FCorner Day and Tulle» streets.
Box 9-iCroes street.
Box lz'v-West street. opposite l-‘mnltlln street.
school.
Box 13~Uoncord street. opponitie school.
Box, MuCorner North Main and Ann streets.
Box lfl-Corner llhrh street nnrl Bnyvicw
avenue.
Box Iii-Norwalk iron Works building.
Box 17—-C‘nrner West avenue and (‘etlnr
street.
Box 2| ~‘(iorni-r
avenue.
Box 23 (lower Ely M‘eniiound Bunion street.
Box zo—tlornor South Main moi Monroe
streets.
Box 32~Eluctric Light stution.
Box evi‘drlleld avenue Ind Cedar street.
Wont street and Taylor
,,w~= M. ..
‘ Mlnlntnro Almlnno for 'l'o-morrow.
Hun Rises| Hun Sets | High 'l‘idellrmv 'i‘ide
It l':ili i M 4:20 i in Mt lit '::to
a
New York Herald Weather Forecast.
The weather to-day promises to be partly
by snow or rain on and near hing Island. fol-
lowed by clearing nnd colder weather. To
mmrowit. promleestolw considerably colder
and clear.
—-Frosh hams, tile is pouml. at Hayes
market."
sour" ‘Nonmm.
What the People of Our City Are llnill‘
turd Snvinx.
—;\u cleguut lincof nt‘ttitWt‘ili‘ in all
shapes. at W. A. Benedict's.
w’l‘urkcys for l‘Zcib People's M'k't.
J. A. Atwood soon to Litchiield to-
morrow to spend a for? day with friends.
~For emokers‘ articles for i‘hristmas
presents cull nt Fitzgvrnid'f. Mulch-homo
block.
~Men'a undcrivcnr. all Kill‘ll‘h. at W.
A. Benedict‘s.
The boat. Skull is M Wilson Point with
a cargo of 3.000 barrels of ccmcnt tor
Raymond Brothers.
‘An cxtruordinury burguiuld magnifi-
ccnt Steinway upright piunn. with stool
and scurfi‘or $325 on liilll‘.J.\V.Sillil\\'t‘ll'b.
William Lounsbury. a ho he. been
acting m4 book-keeper in Theodore} lisvn‘s
shoe store. has resigned. and will rcturn
to his former home in Bridgeport.
~The Lillian Run-tell cigar. sold zit
Fitzgerald's. is giving grout sutisfnctmn.
~ Don't full to seeourliolidny storinopen
every evening this week. W. A.iiencdict.
——l)on‘t forget that Lane's is
for candy. -. .. .
Butler lodge, 1. O. 0. l-‘., will n-hcnrse
the initintory degree to-nlghi.
the place
—-tlivo Fitzgerald a coil and tryhls
oigars.Thc very best brands onn be found
there.
—i2§c to pound for choice country
chickens and foods, at llnycs‘ mnrket.
Place. is amongthe victims of the grip
in South Norwalk.
~12ic. n pound for choice country
chickens and fowie.nt llnycs‘ market.
The Y. W. ('. Tull. will hold an
‘ adjourned business meeting at the home
of Mrs. Waters, this evening.
——l"itzgernid's cigar store is quite on
acquisition to the Muhackemo block. ‘
Arthur Mains. of Dorian. was arrested
yesterday afternoon for being drunk and
using abusive language in the depot.
Justice Barrett lined him ti and costs
w. _. ..._
-—'i‘urltcysnru llii'li pound at linycs‘
market.
The (i. A. R. post of Nervilunuuh has
invited Douglas Fowler post and all
old soldiers to meet with them Thurs-
day night. at the U. A. ll liidl in New
(lununn. All desiring to go should most
at t‘oxnmde llcdman's on tho Washing.
ton street bridge. at 6:3“.
, —liundmls of suitable Xmas presents.
ill. l’odmote‘s w I
A pleasant tinw is useurcdnll mom-
bors of the Methodist Church League.
who attend the social this afternoon and
evening, at the home of the Misses ituy-
round. on West street. ihifresliments
will be served fromfi to l,‘ o'clock. A
pleasing programme hm been arranged
for the evening.
~llolulny bargains. William l’odnmr».
North Main. opposite Wist street.
At the revival meeting» being held in
the East. Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. ltcv. it t). Sherwood is to preach
Tuesday evening: Rev. ;\. N. Wyatt.
Wednesday evening; ltev. (ioorgt- L.
Tropic. Thursday evening. and iii-v. ii
ll. liurncs. Friday evening.
f‘tllllllfl‘fll'l‘ at 7:30 p. m.
vitcd.
Hv-rviccs
l‘:\'t‘fylltltly in-
Try them.
beautiful liurdman upright [iiilllil iii:tl.
Ask to em the stool and semi that {.11 It‘ll
with the piano,
The annual "ion-ting nt iln- ltuton
l’oiut improvement couip'my Mil ho
held Thursday. dummy in, Hill, at tho
nilil'etiftiu' t-onipnny in dorm-y i'ily. N. .l.
-'l‘urlteysnre lilo a pound. nl liuyos'
innrltut
The first annual meeting ui' (Mummi-
out Hotel Keepers” osstntritition is bring
held It. the Atilntii' ”viii-l. ilrulgt'pori.
today, to be followed by :i inn-loci.
Landlord \anz is attending.
-i'iiilr motile-rs. just the thing
holiday prements. ut W. .-\ li-m-dh-t‘s.
Tili' oflicem of the Rabbi Society of
South nnd Event Norwulk. met inst oven-
iug in the Library rooms. peri‘w-tod their
organization and udjournml until :l
o'clock this afternoon.
”Hmokern' nets ulid liriur guilds ill
1 rowbridgo «it Co’s.
rm- Norwalk Building. Lonunnd in.‘
vosimmt association has dm-lnrcd ito
semiannual dividend nt the row of
seven per cent. per flfliiliili. The month
ly meeting of the association will be hold
tonight.
«Ask your grocer nod butcher for
liosegood’n dried beet. '
A
“Oranges (rec. item! nd.l’coplo's M’lt‘t.
Colfax Encampment. l, 0. i). l'., elect-
edthe following unicorn Inst evening:
C. R. Frank l1. Carr; 5. W., A. L. Bene-
dic; J. W.. Frank llrudbury: ii. i’..
Henry Wood; scribe. Willinn Keith:
treasurer. h. ii. Decker.
win. '1‘. i". Everndeo. of South Nor-
walk, and Miss Jennie L. hmlth,orgnnut
of the Baptist church, Norwalk, have re-
cently purrhnscd very handsome (Ilniltn
Insane.
-»-i_‘uii at. .i. W. Studwi‘li'e and 5m» they
be lit oil'cring for $225 ill *H L” m .ltill, ;
l
iiil'i
"Anchor brnnd pcrtcct fitting dries
ishirt. for own and boys. at W. A. Ilene
dit't's
l
Tlu- unnuul clot-lion of oiliocrs of
:iiuniboidtlmigc. No. ll. Sons of Mir-
noun. wu-v held Sunday ufu-rno in. uliil
Ithe followmg result: President. Fritz
(inllns: t‘ii-wprosidem. John th‘i‘lli
pormuncni scoretury. Otto lh-ih-nw:
tiuunciul secretory. Adam Schmidt;
.trt-nsnrcr. Joseph ite-gislerer: delegates
[to tlu- Fltsnlflfl oi' the grind lodge in New
lobn Mosh-
i’riedh-r and itichurd
.“th'ii, .lnuunry ‘Z-l and ‘35, .
’rinyz. i'hurlye
ilunkcr.
, «liichord Votzler's statement advising
Ibis friends not to buy the Clniliu plane
was procumi and pnid for by Mr. .l, W.
thndwcll. Wu lmvouletter signed by
'twulvv good citizens stating that Mr.
Yogic-viiighly recommended the i‘lnflin
piano in their presence. We urc not
surprised at Mr. Voglcr. but am very
sorry thut. Mr. Htudweli has to descend
to such tricks in his net-less eil'ortoto
compete with the prices and high rcmm-
mendntlons of tho tiloiiin piano.
NUIIWALK NEWS.
A "min ituduot of [tone from the
I: per Ind of'l'own.
~Tho Norwalk lioeton atom valure
the good will of customers and values
prove sincerity to their interests
W. F. iiryunt. of Best sveniie. has the
grip. .
~~Mueic boxes. accordance. banjos,
etc.. at A. W. Austin's. Bil Wnil street.
Norwalk.
Mrs. Charles Trimmer and son Ernest.
of lierteley street, are ill with the grip.
«Santa Claus souvenir spoons at A.
W. Austin’s. liil Wall street, Norwalk.
The unnunleiection of officers of the
Nowell: tire department will take pll‘oe
tonight.
«Who says dull times? Dull times on
let only for those who sit still and wait
«Men’s. boys' and children‘s winivr'
The Young lion‘s 'Dt'lltttillg club will‘
meet tonight at the hnmcot tlourtlnmlt
E. liillndon. 4 Elizabeth street. The
subject will be “Rotated. That if the
exclusion levee were eboilehed the Chino
men would be good citizens.“ The debate
pr . tohevery interesting. Several
new members will be admitted to the
club at this meeting.
«cums pianos It Wllultnuie room:
factoryflli'l, bib, Mi. on West Forty-
lifth street, New York. 'i'emnornry
heeleflioettiity “.90th Norwelk.
, W
«The filth Iorwllk Baptist church
will be open ”we (Wednesday) ef-
term end eveninmfrovn a to lo o’clock
and utilises lose-lo useful end teeny
ertlsieeinlen Wm All ere in:Jr
for better. Smart people hustle and visit
the Norwalk limion store for their
holiday goods. _
The propeller undid hours into to-
day,snd will not arrive at her dock
until this afternoon.
~Wbst you pay for goods at the Nov-
uik Boston more is oonelderehiy lees
Ithou equal goodness cutie for elsewhere.
Mrs. B. Ullrkznjof Winnipauk. wee
unexpectedly called to newbumh on
Saturday by the death of a brother.
~thee mount DeKiyn’e.
Builder Thom-e Osborn has erected s
new plans end completed the work at
remodeling the interior of the mdenoe
of David Workman. Holden Ivonne.
«You eon hey-“fresh pork and van-
Is‘eforlfienponhd mushroom.»
.i,
The Fire Police will meet to night.
«Cigars that cnn'f. be beat. ill a box at
'l‘roivbrldgc «it Cole. Cell and see them.
i
i
Mine Carrie L. Flatt, of Wilton lwcnuc,
has returned from (iroton. where «he
visited relatives. ,. “’
-Tho iincst selection or ludiee‘ nnd
gente' gold watches at A. W. Austin's,
39 Wall street. Norwalk.
Unrprmters' L'nion,‘,No. Nil, will f‘il‘t‘t
ofliccrs to night: ‘ _ ..
«Christmas candles from 10o :1 lb. up,
A horse owned by Frederick Mead got
cast, Sunday night. and was choked to
death.
NA large and well selected stock oi
diamond rings, earrings. broachcs and
studs. at A. W. Austin's. till Wall street.
Norwalk.
Patrick Buckley and his entire iauuiy.
of Franklin avenue, are down with the
grip. -
«Make your Xmas purchases at De-
Kiyn‘s confectionery. uudwmure to guess
on‘ihni wcdding cake.
-—iiuy your Christmas confectionery at
i'leKlyn's, Main street, Norwalk:
Frank Hoiline has filed on application
for fifteen acres of oyster ground between
Norwalk nnrl Fairilcld.
-»"llnby's iirst t'hristmus," a master-
pit’i‘v which hangs in the gallery or your
memory forever, fresh and beautiful.
Thclirent A. l’. Ten to. ll linin el .
Norwalk.
The annual meeting of the indies‘ eo-
cicty of the Norwalk Congregation”
church will be held in the chapel to mor-
row nfteninon at ilflltl o'clock.
«Plenty of delicious bnind, at imne's
The annual meeting of the indim‘
association will be held in the i'ongrogn»
tloual chapel to marrow afternoon at. 3.34)
o'clock. Reports of interest will be given.
»—\\'c have never seen such a iinr mi-
loclion of dainty silk lempshndsr it) are
now displayed at the Sorwnlk Bil-ll!“
store.
Tlict'hoiroi the First ioiigrt-gntionnl
church are arranging special i‘liristmns
music for next Sabbath. both morning
and evening. in the evening ilmre- will
also to t'hristmns carols and recitetions
by the children nud n progrnmmeut rev
syxitisivv reudings and hymns for the
Congrngutiun.
”Sterling and silver plntl-d ontnge
spoons. lonspmmuund child's ~M~i let .\.
\\'. Austin's. till Wall sin cl. Norwnl‘.
The i‘hri-itmui i'i-stivals ..r thi- Minds,
schools oi' the Norwalk clnirvin-s it ill in-
gircn he follows: i'iiristmus tiny. .N’t.
Mnry'snnd Norwulk Methodist: Tlicsdny.
December ‘li'v. i'nugrogntiouui nnd limp
tint; Wednesday evening, llucomlmr ’33.
(lrucut-hurrh: Thureduy afternoon uml
evening. l’i’f'illlllli‘r ‘18. St. i’unl'e.
—-i~'ronh bums. l'.'-.‘ u p-und. ui lino-s
market.
Yesterday afternoon. us t'onductor
Sunmvl hict‘vowun'o our one going up
Ernie's liill on Beet nvetuw. the trolley
arm cuugbt in the trolley Wlh‘ and rip'
pml lhostnnd from tho lap of tho cnr.
Conductor llarnes' car ran down to help
repuir tho dent-go. Conductor Iirilownn
won discharged. He will he eticcccdc-i by
i'yrus Urey. formerly t'tinni‘r‘lml with
the horse railway lino. ,
--l.nne'n is without doubt the plm-t- to
buy knndy.
Among the Christmas preschtegivcn
uwny at the Norwalk lionton store. Mon-
duy, were a mutt to Miss throw: it hog
of flour to it. li. Nash. Woetport: u dol‘
inr'e worth of sugar to it}. Bishop. New
(Innnnnm pair of portiere curtains to
Mrs. P. L. Andermn, New Milford: n
dollar‘s worth of anger to lilies Jennie
Smithzecnlim wrapper to Mrs. ti, 8.
'i‘ruwbrlducznismp to Mrs. hi. W. 0s-
bornr: adoller'e worth of sugar to lire.
sleneonmsled to Mrs. Holey, chtport;
aisdiee'jncitetto In. A. S. Priecc: a
pound of tee to tire. Bushy; several
pairs of iiid gloves end other Articles that
we have not space to mention.
~A large size doll twenty-three inches
in height. with one pound of tea at the
(ircst A. 1’. Tea (in. ii Main ei.. Nov-
wells.
lire. Randolph Keim. of Washington,
I). (3., etete regent of the Daughters of
the American Revolution of Connecticut.
soccmpenied by her accomplished daugh-
ter Harriet. were genteel Mr. end Mrs.
E. J. Hill. of West avenue. lust Friday.
On Saturday they useompenled Mr. and
lint. Hill to New York muttered the re-
ception tendered by the Bone and Dough-
tern of the American Revolution to Pro
feeeor John i'lebe. and to tire. Finite.
Mrs. Btougbton and tiles Fine or the
Hotel New Netherlands. which was in
honor of the one hundred end twentieth
nnnivereery of the Boston tee party. In
the GVOIIII. Ir. Elli attended the hen-
quetat Delmieo’e. end the iediee on.
copied eeetein the gallery end listened
to the speeches.“ ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ J ........
all you wish Ml’bl‘lltlfl in the line of
dainty sprees. for holiday presents, do
wholeness-lemon until you here
Mismatch they here It
VANTlNE WARE.
g CELLAULOID NOVELTIES,
TOILET cnses,
SHAVlNG oases.
HANDKERCEHIFS, 5cts to $3.00,
KID and FUR TOPPED GLOVES,
A. Dickerman *& Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
at W. l‘. i')eKlyn'e,Main street. Norwalk. ‘
BOOKS and BOOKLETS,
__ A «p
Highest of all in Loavening‘i’vour——Lutwt l'. S. (‘mv't Report.
‘ * Bald
02%.! Powell]:
Ansowrem PURE
. .‘il' li'd I' Writnorem prominent tcnl
mtzilc :izrnt of Sun Ange-lo. 'i'cxns. has
usod (.‘huniiierluin‘o ('oiic. i‘holum and
ilinrrliuu licmcdy in his fuinily for scr-
crul yours on (Wt-nation ft‘qlllhrd, and al-
wnys with pwrfoct succtw. . He says: "i
find it :i lit-rim: t'liru {4.} myr holly whim
trouhlni Willi i'Ulil' or dysentery. i now
loci ilziii my «mill: it mt outnpivtt: with»
will .‘i Lotti-Mil this I't‘liimlv iii. llillilt’()i'
on A trip ii'-\.'ijv‘ from home " l'or mil» by
(l. i‘. Sultan”. druguirtt.
, ~-Wutorbury wuicltrs at A, W .\m-
tin'n, iii) \Vuli stnwl. Norwalk
The exhibition of pull pinyin}; “lili'll
Fred linll was to giro ill l‘itumfwrvi. ti -
night; hue lu‘vn plieipnnvd.
—I)ll‘flfl[,{i the-Woods Wu- tin-rite .r tri‘i""‘tt
to ouch nod i-wry itili’t’llfievt‘. “ith n
iwnutiiul Hfliln‘iili’ onlith-d “ilaillt's iirst
(.fhristtuurt'mt tho lirt‘li .\ l‘ 'l‘mii'm
“ Muin 5L. Norwzilir. bur i’ii“illii'lllhlii 1 hurt- found nothing
_. _, ‘ count illi‘llilnlli"ll.ilfl'fi l'nin linim. it
Mrs. Louis J, ltovni l is. who tin-I ii on r"l""'.'"“' ”W W” ”3 Emmi ”3 up 'lwd' ’l’
' ' ' ’ E W. \ounu. \h -t Liberty. \l. lo. Thc
suilcring for tho pot in: titty.“ nith
bronchitis, following or. attach . i grip,
is some-what improrim:
prompt rclivi’ ~ii afford-t is nloni- worth
m'my timvn thi- dost. Till cunts. its con-
tlniiml lls't' \\ iii ttfoct :1 poriritmcnt fine.
i r solo l~y (l. U. Stillman. tiruggbi,
r
w
w—liuugc bumlurics or. ti:itl_\' ox. m
rencc. A but ill tho :‘ni'v violins” moi:
of tho Nntii'r oi Bunk of Nurwull;
insure tho Milt-t)" of your \Jlildlili a,
"it is n [vli‘ihilrv to .wll i‘iimub. iluih's
i'fluul» liutmuly.“ Hiya Sticknuy it: lit-nt-
ior. droughts, iirpuiific. iliiio. “ locar'w.
:i i‘li~i(\llli r nitrr uni-.- thing it. is nhnusl
li‘l'f'i llil tli ml] for ll “in-n exam in Et't'tl
trill
‘5' ; . N .‘. -. § illi‘lll Iii ill}: titlir'ri‘ llgli lntll‘il'i .
lllt alioniil lllllh of are tin. oil . .imu-ilv; HM H "“"MV‘ VH” .«nmimrimn.
cure your \‘liliiiili‘m—i :auriimt iitw filrill‘ur,
ilcl your lithhniivi :i tit-ix l'xi'i‘itli“ or 3l1wlmi n “M. 1....“
hundeomo silk motllwr M
'wnlk llmton «lore.
‘ltniliii
i'n Nor in.» Liiil‘r
brill):
. Lh- fiztsi“
.11. ir‘u, .
.1. .‘l .
gut t'lftyi‘"..\i..l' h:
The i‘iVll suit of Jamie 'llllllizll
trmtcc. v.4 Nclwn i‘i impala rile”: »1 to,
l. g ' i-'ii!e~.
" «A box in lll.’ hi\(i' lii‘llhl' \Jllill it'llif “l“l‘” ”Hill‘l'l'V “3‘5"“ ”W"! .f it .‘
. wf.
tl‘n'li.‘. i'vil R (Hill t rt-itp. ii is \‘Lilllv
.. ‘ t. he":
'tl‘il
SQUARE DEALING AND PERSEVERANOE, HAVE PUT us
in the front rook in the grocery trade. We are at the head of
the 0W\wd that secures our titles Leading‘tirooer, 33 Wishing-
ton street. fl‘be vast number; oi our patrons blow our born for
us. for we give them something to blow about. We run our busi-
ness in our own name and do not vacillate from one state to an.
other. Wanderers come and go and try to pull the wool over
people’s eyes, which lasts for it short period and then go bv the
setting sun. '
We quote you the following prices which we strictly adhere to:
Jonoe'Tiour (no inferior substitute) oOc bag. 84.66 bblu Suc-
cesspli‘lour, 600 bag. 34.6.5 bbl.:7 lbs. dot Meal, 26c; 4 lbs.’Rice,
eociFancy ()nnnedtlorn, loc. mic and 150 can; 3 lbs. Extra Large
California Prunes, 254-: It'" ounces of I-Iuvemeycr or Elder Fine
Granulated Sugar, for Show; li‘ino Butter, 280 lb.
We will scliyou osciwap and give you better satisfaction than
any store in town Save the worry and disappointment of not
getting what you pay for, by leaving your order with
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Lending (iroct-r. :51; Washington Stroct. 'l‘oicphour (.‘lill iii-2‘
‘ouismu warns. 6,000 in.
All out pit-violin displays outdone.
nmrkt-d in plain figures. weight and [ifiltr
half doz. fancy lodiun River llrunfiw.
chose for i ‘hrisimne gliU-i
Prices from 124: to 1%.
. law-r)" luriy purchaser prw ‘lllt‘il with l’.
input inl pvto-‘u in [it'llpil' who “M: In pur-
9..
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
PEOPLE'S MARKET. FREE DELIVERY. PEOF'LE‘S MARKET
Iii North Main st... So. Norwalk. 2i Wull st. Norwalk
’l'clcphone call. 52-35. I Hutisfuczlion gunruntccd. | 'l't-li-phono cull,‘ 5.7-:
Special for the Holidays.
i’ilil'i'ii.\ fTS iN
Ciillilii, PASTELLE. WATER ~-i'3ilLllil AND SEPIA,
in litlitii . ril; irointlwnrlsinul lii‘flltilvr. 'y'm. .,..,.;’i,,,.x...],.,,,- “Mk V ”W" ,fl Wm. iron.
i‘ N ‘r. l'lil HAM lrc titan-from tho original iirgilllh' only. iltl'l't'lr'j prouvvyi if, all iiw tine qual-
by of lbw - Hurt and prrvinrlngln ihr iinishml pi: tun-wiring mfimv $1,. ",4 time and
ilt'illll. A iitw inhibition of this lu'nillilili onrk may non l-i' ~rr-i1;i! ~n,.l:..,
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RlSTRAM
Uurdcsign in lil‘t‘n‘fllliiz; this list of useful .in l .lili'l iti
seekers after gifts will favor us with :1 mill that we may show ili~
Dress Goods.
liA’l‘ gift is tnort- al‘t‘i‘plltiliti than it nice dross, and what uii‘t
thoughtfully rcmcmborcd. We have made npccinl prim-s nil our
colored and fancy dross goods and guarantor: to show you some
of the best bargainscvcroil'crcd. We ulso have a nice assort-
ment of imported drove p'ltl.“t‘l1H. No two tilikc, running in prices
from 4.00 to s on.
Black Goods.
“UR line of black goods was never in better condition to select
00., such as Silk Wurp llonricttns. Semen. Whip Cords. c110,. All
Wool Honriettns, (litmcl's llnir. i‘ropons. ("uti‘oeluncros etc . in
prices from We to L75 per yard
Fur Capes.
UR (lapse are vory stylish. and both it luxury and n neoesnity.
it is easy to imagine tho delight oi nny Indy who is fortunate
enough to receive such it present. We have them in ' French
Copy Wool. Seal. Electric Soul ‘und Aetrachnn: 2i) and ‘24 "1.11th
and remember that every cups in Wurmnlled and the price guorun.
teed to be lovvcr than others are uniting for the some gonnentn.
Gloves.
[HOOVER it possible What your mother, sister or friend wnntn
in gloves, and then let us show you our lino of these goods.
It is impossible torus to give it correct idea of what our stock
contains, but his acknowledged by every one to be the best i
description are to be seen tutti w
you in this department.
Tilt )i',
will Servo to kin-p you longer in the memory of the min so>
from and includes the celebrated fabrics made by Priestly it"
town. Gent’s, Ladies and Children‘s Gloves and Mittens of every:
euro positive that we can suit.
lovery style, from 25c to 81.25 ouch.
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HYATT,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
air-rs USEF‘ULMKND Armin—rive.
v. iiiiristmtn prownt-i is n it to hurt- our undone-rs think that
wo havo- prosoniv-d 4‘\ .-r\ lillliu. w.- how to of‘i‘u-r in this “no but how. mom-1y. lil'l'l" sitgqostiom of ;i gout-ml n ittiro irlhiiiit: that the
em tho various lines which Wt' how to oil‘vr. “or stuck includes
the bust obiuinnblo in i-wrr dopzirtincnt. and has lll'llll soil-civil with grout intro s i that cw-ry i'isti' t'olliii hi‘ lilt‘tlr‘t‘il.
Knit Goods.
undChildrt-n'o Hoods. Lorraine. Jackets and Fusion
tors: coiorcd and black. in bond knit and machine mudc.
Umbrellas.
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‘Nii'i'iilNll better fora holiday prom-iii than it “it'll Umbrella.
! We have bud a stock undo specially for [14. so you are sure
'to got the correct thing. The ynricty lnclllilt'ii (iold, Silver and
.Nuturai Handles; in sizes both for Ladies and Gents.
Holiday Novelties.
it) have an endless variety in Holiday novelties, which we will
gw be pleased to show, including l’um'y Vases, Aluminum
Smoking Sets. (lard ltccclwrs. Plaques. etc : 'l‘oilet Hots, it‘uncy
Pocket Hooks, and Chutlnin liege.
Baskets.
bilinvunntaickoi' Indian Baskets in all styles, robotics and
w film-,3, Those goods wonro showing in our basement, where
you will also find a good stock of ilianlmle, l‘omfortnblm and (iii
Cloths.
Handkerchiefs and Aprons.
might continue thisliet indeilnitoiy ii spuco would permit
2 iii
iw but will close by calling your attention to our Handker-
chiefs. The selection runs from a printed cotton Handkerchief,
‘from fit! each, to an elegant Silk Mother. at £2.15. Aprons in
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Our store will be open mun-y o
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vetting until after Christmas.
att. Norwalk.“-
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Norwalk Chronicler