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° HOLIDAY BARGAINS.
”For Young and lid, llich and Poor.
‘ EVERYTH‘NGW ,EYEBYBODY
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‘SUR’l‘ll MAIN AND ANN STREETS, SOUTH NORWALK.
Ill THE SOCIAL wants.
lil'lle‘s or Nfl'l'l‘. is murmur
_ ,Asn sown sonil'AMi.
Kr. and Mrs. G. 8. Trowhrldgo (live ll Ite-
eoptlon in Honor of the Anniversary of
their lion's Birthday—Over River School
Pupils Dam-I at tho Atlwnmnm.
There was a large party of happy
young people at the residence of Coun-
eiiman and Mrs. (l. S. 'i‘rowbridge, 28
llaviland street, last night, the occa-
sion being a reception tendered to
their son Charles, in honor of the lit-
teenth anniversary of his birth. The
young people thoroughly enjoyed them-
selves, indulging in dancing and the
various pastimes which always prevail
nt affairs of is similar character They
were also entertained with readings by
Mrs. Carrie Woicott and instrumental
selections by Mrs. Arthur 'l‘hwle, which
werevery enjoyable. A tempting zupper
was served. The llllr‘L was the recipient
of many handsome presents from his
young friends. 'ihnso who attended
were Misses lira riff“. liruce flicker-
rnnn. Grace Seymour, ('irirn ‘llay, Viola
Starr, llfnud Wim-hr. Marnie .lnrdine.
Mary Bohemian. Agili'n Holden. Daisy
Dishrow, Ethel Slater, Mabel illing, Min-
nie Scorillw. lirar'e Hamilton, liibbie
Woicott, Lillie Froeb, Beulah Jarvis,
Carrie and Nellie Trowhridgc, Daisy
Wadhsmsdivn and lnilallowen. and illus-
ters Clarence Beers, Loraine Brown,
(ilitford Judson, Waldo Parsons, Tracey
Jennings, Bennie Moeher, Curt
Illinz, Harvey Crow, Frnnk Finnegan.
Howard Tilly. “'illiam ll. lived. Jr.,
{obert Dudley. William Sterling. Frank
Sherman, Homer lij'ington. William and
Darwin “’tldlltlitin’, l'horlra (Harm, and
ilsrry Purdy.
The Athunmim t‘i’ifi lran'l-i-‘mn-i}~ Ill i"|-
ruled lilrii. night. on thi- ovvzuiun of a
dance given by llll' pupils of tirade I of
iheflver Itirerm-liool,and llw eighteen
numbers on file programme M iv partici-
pated in by a large number of young so~
oietypeople Slthlllw'iUl‘-'ll"§lt’lfurnish
odrmmv, and «iii-din,r llll‘ inlirniission
refreshments \t‘ttl‘n’ win if Among llll‘
dancers present u i-rr liiiisos .\lai f‘urtis.
Mamie Maples. (tract Allllltlfi. Sadie lino,
Mabel, Florence and lidna \Yigluini, Vin
let Elln, l.--t:i.-
Marie Kieth, ilwmn llridgv-A,
Wood, Vi-m \Vlilll, Maud Shaw-Jud.
ldo'l‘horrrtou, Loni”.- \\'ou~i-i:ird, Lulu
Gregory, Anna limr, Mllilt‘ ilarnum,
Miss Swab, Miss i’arlm. and Messrs. Unr-
ry Beers, A. ll. Rthst-ll, .iim'llli lawn-lea,
l‘l. \V'. Fitt'h, hr: ii .\lllllll‘.". Joseph (lreg
ory, flurry Wilson, (Ilar. in e i'rum. Fred
Mnny.l"red l'llls. Ward iir~‘;uf)‘. Fred
Decker, l'lwxn-lt lidtTlhllllu. liverett
Wigham, linrrvy llvtts. liutiiz-rford
Ki‘r-lcr. liviuard iv our 5'. l’rutdi Linir'aii.
Fred Hugo“, ii .‘i .‘llli‘lnil \Vlllizilli
\Vnrdwell. Frrd and brunt. \.i:.liurt~n,
William lim- do" ldllli . Stiles
Lawront'o, l'rvl ll-ndwit. l liilrll‘ti
Rogers and .i do. liming.
illlll .loan- hiruui‘mry,
Louise
'.‘."i «l,
The iirr-l oi n surin- ol' bani-ii Howling-i,
to be. givm lamb Illiiillll during, tin- wiri-
ter by the l‘lpwortlr Loom» of iii-v i‘i's
“Puli‘ditll l‘iplat'npui t'li'iri'ft. u. 9 “Pill
last night all. tlir livttm- l' 'lw \ll."""~ lid}
Inimd. \Vtr‘t olii-t‘l.
large illlt'll'iillli‘“. an i t‘w ltllJI: mu .m-
i-f thu plearantnt natlwrmgu ”fill“ lll my
the imagin- inn» i'l‘j'l} . d, ’l'hn l'rrly morn
hers met in ilu- afternoon and indulged
in a ”sewing lit-r," oitl. ihvi-xpm-tution
of umkim: mun-Ann happy then “tout
nine. The w‘ilill'fllr‘ll ll"|frl'l In lll'l‘i\‘t‘
3'. 'rhvrv do» u
I'ruonts for the Holiday Season.
W. A. Benedict has fitted up the cast
store in Tm: Summer. building with
’l‘urhisliseenery, Threoboollrs, prettily
druped nnd furnishedmre arranged down
through the center of the store; there is
s strnwvtluiit‘hml windmill in one of the '
windows, and n bubbling fountain com.
pletes the picture. Altogether it is a
moat artistic production. never before
equalled. we believe, in South Norwalk.
ltis the work of Artist George Wash-
burn, and the merry Christmas shoppers
who daily visit the store compliment
him upon his ingenuity and skill. In the
way of holiday goods Mr. Benedict is
showing most everything useful that
comes in his line. [In has n line of men's
furnishings, children's clothing, hat;
nud reps, the very sight and prices of
which will make you want to buy, sud
you will be perfectly satisfied with
style and quality. The store is open for
visitors whether they intend purchasing
or not.
. 'I‘lll". SAME 0L0 SONG.
Nothing New in the Lea-rout Sltuntlvm in
Dnnbnry.
if there is anything new in the situa-
tion of the local labor trouble it has
failed to show itself. in fact both sides
are very quiet. The, members of the
trade are very still today, the reason
being, perhaps, that they had an active
day of it yesterday.
Allfactorieo are now open to receive
applications far work. This statement
is made authoritatively, although the
fact inav hnvo been known before.
There was started yesterday a rumor
that two factories would open this week
“the factories mentioned being Beltaire,
Lurch & (To, and Holley, ileltnire & (To.
The first named concernmlsays that it
has made no arrangement yet to upt'll.
The semnd lirm memioned gives an em
I‘lltllii‘ "No“ to the rumor. r-llflnlllll’y
Nun's.
.t hwindlor'u success In Bridgeport.
.\ tine appearing man visited the
Bridgeport (‘oai‘h L'lt‘t.‘ company, Mon-
day. introdum-d himself as a member of
thi- l'mr-nnali carriage convent of Etn-
wrson, Fisher 1‘: Co. nnd left an order
fur-fibril” north of good-u ilo then nsk~
l‘-l l‘. .i. Nurramore, of the mmpany, to
risw .mpany him in the White .‘vinnufuct
mint; initiipiiny, whor: im nuts intro inv-
t-d to llnrm'e Wilmot, .1. member of the
lirm. The i 'uwiunnti man bought would
to llii‘ raluvoféliiilll. then naked Wilmiit
toshnw him to a reputable jewlotr nl-llo',
as he wanti- l to buy it diamond for his
Wlfi‘. Wilmot lurk him in (i, W. l"sil>
child. iiilroluvtiiu him {ti ‘nii right,“
nurithe stranger h Night at $37)” diamond,
tendering n i'iim'l. lil prymeut. 'l'uwi he
loll town. Yt‘n’lt‘l‘dly it was learn-ll
that he w.“ no: mnnm-twd Willi tho ilru
ran llAl'NTs or SANTA emu: ‘
Where linden mutual Will :Inil i ATHLETIC TOUBN“MENT i
Altnasosunsrs .u Alli) rot:
o'rlirzn till. 1'. A. comes r.
a
lit-5
The Pentathlon Syntcm of flooring to Gov
urn the Events, nnrl the Winning Turn
to ltscolvo n Handsome- Bonner Tho
l'lnnl Most to be Held in Norwnlh- .
At a meeting of the physical directors
of the Y. iii. ii. A. gymnasiums of this
district, held in Bridgeport yesterday,
arrangements were made for an athletic
entertrunment this winter. The games
will be on the same principle as hereto
fore, the events being the quarter mile
run, hand vault, runninghigh jurnp,‘polv
vault and rope climbing.
The dates of the events will be as;
followsi'i‘ho four associations will "not
at Stamford, January l«Eli. lilll: the next
in Bridgeport, Feburury iii: the third at
llsnbury. March I“. and the last at Nor-
wslk, April iii,
During these events the Pentathlon
system of scoring Will be used, and the
association making the largest number
of points will win a handsome banner,
embiemutical of the championship of the
district. F. ii. Conn was Ulla-it‘ll referee
and H. (l. Peoklmm, of Stamford. and
F. l). Stanley. of l).mhury, were t'lli)5(‘ll
to not as judges. The five men making
thebast showing at a trial molest in
each gymnasium \vili l,’lll"|‘ thr- tournu
Inf-I'll.
ilVI'IIl T“ I) RI V l-Ilf.
in in and (lo-sip of the luv
Nurwnlh.
l'ldwurd Howell. of Seam-J l‘luw. has
I'eturuedi'roma visit in Stonv llropk. |., l.
in "JIII
Minsl'luru liilyllr’rmlrl Maple :urnnv,
has been Hailing in Port .lvllvrovo. l. i.
\V,
».»\\'ut.-Ihury “'lilflil‘.‘ .ri .\. \H-w
liti's. ilil Willi slim-t, Niirn'ull.
William “Mix of l'orl .lt-ilt‘l~l!i l.
l,i-« the gut-«t of i'borim ll liixivr. of
Beth liltl‘,'r‘_
Jame-i llaii un‘l family mil move
from Miss .\nna lguirk's llflnlle'. writer of
River-ride: au-l l'irst uvcnuvs, to Xurn‘alk.
._____
'i m writ-1v ~‘ item l our ud.i‘nopli-'« Bi‘li't
. liulh ll-~|'li. liw lili‘gury
i'oint road. has hi. I'.Ll‘|i’llll'l‘ nllflp on
olosed. and the roof wm o mp'o ed yes-
terday. He will l‘ulmt lhe frame fr r his
new houw niilon a fi v: do)».
0!
l'ignis that run Iw innit. Si a box at
'l'rowlu‘idge K i '0 2a. l'ail and see them.
A lame nnmhr'rof peoplmm- .~ii~l; \\ 'lll
tln- grip, ruining ileum living \rtiiur lli
fits, of llirriaide memo; Bliss .\d.r ilvnv-
dict. South ll~born avenue. John Jar-k
(‘iflilitll turn), but is a Mover wrinvlhr.
l‘ii" "ill'i'ii i“ ll lep’J'l')".
‘r'hlller Htunim l‘liwts Utilrnrn.
rinliillr-r Htiunm, No. 260?. in h-pi-nilvnt
tlr-irr oi lied Men, hold their l’l'l‘illill’
mwting irmtniirht in Arion Hull, .\fnr
the routine business Was transacted the
full-rung flilil‘l'r-l were riveted for the
n-vtt ~ix mouth-i. t‘liaplnin, ‘ill‘ilill‘i'
Lingo. nlmr i'lllvi. \llwrl lleru: under
chief, l4‘riwlrirth limit; buy thief. William
\l'eishrit. i‘et'iriimg sorrelury. lilt‘lllll‘ll
ilnnlun: illlalli'lti secretary. l'hristinu
Mich: I: Irviuuror. Alhin linimo: board of
trust-w, i'. mer. l'hiis Krnmer,
Adolf Show Mild. 'l'lw orgnnimtmo H
in u limiimhmg mud-ti m .lll‘l although
orgmuzi d only f‘ltlllf rouuilm ago, hm n
ilvw
about. li n'ttloi'lt, Illl'l from 'lizi! lllllt' until
Ho'clot-k light I‘I'ffl'l‘llllll‘lllzl Hi‘i’v err-ml
An inli'rl-n‘tiny, prograriizmv moi ll‘ll‘l-Tl'il.
consisting of dueling by ilw- l. our»:
piano illlvtl. filler [\llt‘u Similar) nlid Miss
Hertha Admin: Vui'ui solo. Mir-2‘ l"lur- two
For, "citation. l‘harlm lirvmiwoml:
banjo solo. hllm Elsie Raymund.
The ludiosol‘ the Knuth .‘h-i unlk i‘un
mgntlouui vhurrh nrs- mailing urrmigu
meets for on rutrrtninnwni to im given
in the earlyparl of dummy. it will
renrwnt the "fliiilwuv Plainam‘i‘.”
which proved one of the principal im-
tures at the “'nrld's Fair.
The Friday Afternoon l’lllli will uwet
this week with Mrs A. fll'tilflllfll‘ll, ill
West street. The Muhjm‘t will he“'l‘ho
Administration of Jackson."
Tittlilnrl’il'fl It An tlierttlr (for.
A team of horses owns-d by John
.lseoh Kunz. of North Wilton. which
was standing in front of lon‘ton'n
grooery lllOl’thlll'l‘llmh l‘rigtened at the
electric car this afternoon. and break-
in: thepnieni‘ the wagon ptnrtml at I
lively unit down Knuth Main street. Uni?
of the animsh threw himwll at liv-
gomernf drum- and .‘lonth ‘llnir! strut-ls.
hringlng them to n «timdutill The
wagon was mitt-n in Tilly's limp tor
"who.
Took in Henry nine or A nettle.
Frank M Hoyt a brother of Ed K
lloyt. who was hanged in Bridgeport
ssrerslyesrs ago for tlwmnrdr-r fifliis
lather. committed miridv of his home in
Hliermnndnterday. ivy taking it heary
dose of arsenic.
lMllll’iN.
The sot-inhh-nlwn lot-t night by iron
line thistle, Knights of the l iolden Eagle.
proved a complete sitcom. Tum anthem
tm from Stamford were mpg-tint, for»
rushing excellent music for dancing,
Which um enjoyed until sitar midnight.
A finit- srrpper was served. f innate were
warm from this plow, Norotrm. Slam.
ford.llnutlr Home": and flew (Jansen.
(bottom E. C. ileum-id is Melanin;
the versed» about (looms ii. Tilly‘s
Winter: tor the winter.
llli‘lllll»'f’~lllp oi forty Hum. uni
llppli ' ill \le uni lion); r-Ii'let'il It! "\I'Q'
vomiting, 'l'iw Humiliation or t'm newly
i~lm‘l~ll will": r‘i uiii ttku 'llvl’fl' ill Ariull
flail, January '3. Mill, tho Illhtltlllllfl
ivlllvvr With; llm rzrirnd ollloor or this
l‘Hl'
iluy yoorholiriay growl» of ns and
have Iunrwy. Everything fresh and good.
We lum- nit-o three had five pound deco-
mted tin hosts: for ten. Wouldn‘t your
friend npprevmte one of them (till of our
choir'uti-n for eru? The New York
(trot-My ('0.
mm. Editor In your paper of the
filth inst, i tied it vommunlcstlon from
the thrill" l'lsno company regarding m
letter published in your paper on the HI I
lost. i wish to say that since they have
found tlmt i did not give them the bone-
llt of my influence in their business, the
agentlmo visited to scholars smi other
pmplv mid foislflm by stating that I
sent him to It‘ll it new pittuo.
l wiuh to state emphatically that
i have not d-me no except on one
oven-ion. when i will thlt the plsnol
saw was a good one for “do, I am not
surprised It such misstatements from
their re resentstive. Further, Mr. i-ltud-
wpll dlr not ask me. did not pay me. for
the h-tter published orer my name.
Was an not of my own tree will and
maiord. Feeling that this ought to and
oil controversy on my tilde, l shrill take
no notion of any further continuum-lion.
Return) Vnomt
.1
a
rattling-“tau"item: mm
gloves. at W. A. Benedict‘s.
For rheumatism l have found notth
ivplnl totthsmlmlsin'a I’sln Balm. t
relinmthe pain as soonsssp lied. J.
W. Young. West Liberty, W. 'n. The
prompt relic-t it sflordsln slime worth
many times tho,- east, 50 cents. Its con-
tinued use will effect n permanent euro.
for min ivy (.l G. 8mm. diminish
lf a thin fork“ hinted-”:53“: 3 din-
mar at 5th avenue Ind nth .
mm norm
tinny». which gives is w W
sodthese to spend 1, . n
on‘ bills on: tinsly have sonny 00
push {or Cfitgt‘lgndtiim to cure
or at wall so W“
the dinner «should not It“: W
twins 3? perm at the t
you may have
not informant!
Wfifhmm
if
out you, than
inquire at Pint-N‘s drug store, «is;
son and dnnghlor. Seaside l‘iiu'o: llnlph.
thu- “VP-IllUlllll“ old sun of Henry l'arr,
Second nvenuu.
Niitnktvrs' seti and lirior .zuids at
'l rowhridgo .‘i’ Un.'.~.
William Kn~ririeiluy the l-vr'ul «vial-r
man who dinapprnzml .i month ago. n! d
Wllllil Wittl"‘|itll'-i lt'w.
tlu- Nu'tlri'a-y. to light
rebel», him urittrn to be.
islai‘d ul' 5:
‘lill ~Jl'l- ii on
ilr-- Uri/than
«.ii- train the
Timon». “hero ill" \‘nwl
put in to oval ~llriduc-purt l'.o.ii- l‘
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.\ umi u r-ll .wl- ~iv.l 1. if
iliumonil no.» inning», and
filll'lr‘. til \ W. \u-tm’», ."l Wall «rout.
xi‘l'wnli‘
‘vlr H. l' Wuunorv. :s prmn m ut r :rl
estate agent u: hm \Iiitrln, Ina». liilrl
used l'limulnrlniri‘-~ i‘oln'. l‘li-dv'ld Mid
lliurrhn-r ltmnmly m ill-l tanniv for m-v-
i‘rnl ywirs as m't‘llnion rwpumt, and iii.
wuyu With porim'l slim-M4 liv my, "i
tiud it it perfect. our» for our bully u lit-n
trouble-l «uh who or :iyr-‘irtury i now
fer-l find my outfit is not I'umph-te With»
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We will clOse out a line of
ULSTERS AT $6.00,
Which is far below the cost to manufacture them.
They are all FRESH GOODS direct from our
We find we are overloaded and are de-
duce our stock. if prices will tell.
m i,
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41—. ‘-
liashSale of Furniture
AT
Cor. Main and Wall Sta,
NORWALK, ,-
satisfaction.
om' splendid Sltlt'h.
jou‘vlry trade. but w» are Willing it at
Largo Ilium-r (‘Ll-il irs,
Siiwi' (‘illn in vzilin lllli'il box. Ili‘;
l’irk lllllllt'l'b'. f21i1v_\':alirip:-.~~, we,
Bond-ion lli<li~<, various stylx-s. ‘I in:
with spoon. in satin lini-d box. in":
~ll\'l'l‘:1l1lllrlilllllglitfifillttl‘lll’“"1
Napkin Rings, large i:>‘:¢ol'itiit~ril
'r‘ii'
Handsome Fruit Baskets. l” '
c: Hilvert‘ird Husk-eta at 1.: ~,
Salt and Pepper Shelter, in satin inod box, l. l" wt.
Silv. r liilll' r llisli-H. :i!‘ new dosigm. l.tr~‘ in H. w 4M:
UM‘ .w-l;
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l
L
out :ilroltleof llll‘i renndvnt humour
on a trip away from home." For Help by
it. t“. Htillson, druguist.
“it is a pleasure to sell (fluimls-ilain’s
llough Remedy." soyn Htiekm-y it lieut-
lr-r, drugitlats. Republic, Hhio. “llw‘m-s‘
It customer site-r once using it, is uhmmt
certain to call for it when ntniin In rm d
of such iurwdicine. We sell more of it
than of any other cough medir'ine we
handle. and itnlwuys given suth'tion,
For coughs. colds and l‘l’flllll. it is mili-
out on equal. For Pilil‘ by H. i’, Htllison
«linguist.
"cm Board at lialial Notice“
'le'll'B is hereby given thsi the llamrd
l.‘ nflfoliv-f forlhs f‘itynt Houlh Normdlt.
willmsetnn Monthly. . Milli" 3. at l" s. in :
Fridandnnusrx‘fi. at 7 turn ; iimlny. .lnmmry
than. 7 out and stiitwlsy..lnnosry 2 .st. p.ln.ui
illnl'llllbl'ili'llnmlml‘. for the lln'pmvut Iii-ar-
inn and deiormlnlnrtrul upped « than the do-
In with» City Armenian" Mill tumult/lint and
in ustln ilu-miontinninitiator-dim. Any
ilvmlrlnglo soothe rify list will and in» inmh“
st tlioomu' of Hwnrtr Av I'oriwlt, World-mum
no
sir t. _ ‘
2‘! fifé’ir é‘;‘,’{‘flfirr‘ : ll-mrd Hf Nellef.
Dist htllw riit'v of South Nunmil‘. ihr-‘imh
day or leromher. ism. uni
l)lf'i'l'lil(3'l‘ (W NllRWAldl M i’rolmlr-
(7mm. IimmIn-r l2th.A. ll,. ism. '
tats of Andrew J. (from! late of Non
tlnul Ii Dinirirl. dot-mm . _
mum of Probate for the lilsirlit of Nor-
wolh hath limited and silom-rl at: "moths
from the do n hereof for the l‘rt‘lllturl of sold
tau-tn ex lhlt theirrlalmn fur urtlh‘mem.
lime whom- lent to rm-Mllwlr mummi-
vrowtiy am ed. with it sold time will havin—
lulrred s rot-every. All r-vm- lndrhml to
Mid estate or» ri-vrnmwl o nmlo- ittiirimlluh-
no merit to
’ ’ isms Konnrt'ru
.mrzon M. Myron. .
dill. NJ?
"i‘rfti "or son
I! UmmJ bur
Execute"
wank. ,--..rnon.mc
of in l "'A lilo-“ii v.
M . I .11 -
«shuns-tiling rte. owl
W. I in mimiolutrstrlt
mill her administration nor-mm
in tin Egg” fer wllustmr-nl. at the
Probate in mwslk rm the 1m!»
Any of ”rt-tier. l at in o'clock. hm»
nmmsm I st of persons Innate-ml itlllti'l
t, he notified tliormmhr mint-im-
{fiéfl’gm thlsnrtlsr lobe vigil had in a
basin sell-mist on n Dietrich
”Wm
enpyt tit sin tinsld
“it’ll 1; “u“ ”with: "thinner
I on nuts a
loyal .l, balm
‘ "‘Hl-l-oa-‘w "’ ‘ .'u
4» ‘ ‘ ‘».«.-; 2:5}
i'il'Kld". (‘A i its, N.\i’i\’lX ithliS,
.-\l sine. uni”. aw", than. .\t the. fine, on, :rw, and ... n
TOYS, Etc.
l’iirasois, from few to His:
good Hhoepskiii heads, the to EN";
from lt' up: flood Strong Sleds. ut iltii- owh:
und Halos, from 1W up: African Dodge-r. makes lots of sport nt I'm-z
huppy mu he found here.
mural More‘s. Here are a't'ow items to inoasuro the stool: by'
each:
each: Fine Hiik liufllm-s. extra large. black. white or colored, like.
We have no connection with “Dr
to im mess upon you that THE .3
'l‘lHEJEN'l‘ Willi. HF. FOUND ONLY A'f
N.B.
‘Ass' n. tmnn'wmn
dill it lies
m ggr. flight and Wall fits,
Silver, Plated ware for Holiday Prepsien
'l‘hosr- im- all tripli- plated and in the newest Ilt‘fillelfi The flock wn- marlu
’- limitless, til 9“,“. Child's Sil‘x'i'i‘ Cup, liml home design Jim
Lilo: 'l‘oilet lioltl~-.- with .‘ilwr
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('rumb Tray :mri S’Tllllz'r. om- ship», 'I.
1.1“, ‘.‘. iii. .' and '3 ‘W: llvgvrp' Knives :uid Forks, rgimru'ii . ‘ill .11...
onlV .. at; (‘nlo- lliiSlCr-b from l.“‘iil'1.l": llnlnii s (V Edwards 'l‘iililu- Spoon-h
hora, ‘33: . set: iinim: s .\' Edwards 'l'r'u Spoons; ~tztiiirrzuiti-i-d ior ‘34-
i.aiiies‘ l‘nlorod Border linudkoroliiel‘s, only so ent'h; lion’s Plain White or f'oiorml l i
ilaudkurriiiefs. fie choir: lituiius' Ir'mmy Embroidered Handkerchiefs, at We out-h; liFn’s Vim"
liotmliichvd Linen iinndkerehiefn, at 259 each: Indius’ Embroidered Chiffon Handkerchiefs, 2.3:-
Men's initial Hilk Handkerchiefs. only :liio ouch: White Hill; Mulllers, new dosigtw. nt 2"r'i
Any person residing in South N orwalk and purchas-
ing goods at our store to the amount of t, ‘2, will he
I allowed our late.
The Norwalk Boston
Some of our many att'actions will prove to be the toil thinglri i-;
for the person you wish to make happy on Christmas day. it is;
only necessary to look over our stock in order to liud :i handsome;—
and appropriate gift for persons 0i" any age, size, sex or conditioni
Regarding prices we .‘ttll say that you will find them tohyour:
We have marred our liolidny stock :11 figures Htll'il-i
lated to place those new goods within the reach of all, and we
think it will he apl *ucaul surprise to you when you find how i
you van make a very limited amount go “in nice selections i
DRY GOODS PRiCES.
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illiu'kbnnrds, best quality nilii-a rooting, at two. We. The, “-‘l' and M i; lloli f‘arriagi-s, with
.\il kinds of boils. l'rorn1loup; Expo-lair Wagon ., from :L‘w up, itrums,
Laundry Sets, at “W. 2M; and dim; l‘ivtm-r- rind Mary liming
Magic Lanterns, complete. We and ”w; iron Hunks
.\ll kin-in of fiélnll‘i‘l. i
log Bloc-ks, Tip and iron Toys. etra, in fruit everything you can think of to undo ”3- little Min”
lioli 'l'ea Sets. dvr‘oratml china or powder, from ’le lip.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
’l‘hvrn‘s umeh room for "hoioe in llandkorehiefs»:hoii‘o in styles and qualitzwr .mi prions.
We're ulmolutely certain that another display like ours cannot be found in the twin witiw. and We
think prices will innit hotter than others. in nihvr words a dollar will go farther horn than in
other store in the twin cities, and w»: winhi
Mill \iNH OFFERED ill 'l'lllH MWE
innate“
CONN.
or" We have no connection with any other store in either city.
. ‘ ‘ ' 1 Former price studio, .
'5 Solid (ink Extension 'i'ables, 84.50. Former price $5.50. ,
-; solid Hair High Back Dining Chairs, 81.00 each. Former
form
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l’iérklw instnrs.
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for GM!
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l'liildk' .‘r‘vt, Knife. Furl-Z on! il‘ Mil ‘Hlllflll'il.i
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Store,
Norwnlk, noun.
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Wo- haw mm:- down with the times to hard pan CASH
(lid.
, A beautiful Parlor Suit of five pieces, covered in Crushed
s l’lnsh. for $25.00. Former price 840.00.
‘ Handsome Winton Rug Couches, with fringe, for 812.00.
gprit
lpl’it'i) $l.2,’r.
(tall and look oVer our stock before you purchase elsewhere.
the largest in town.
llavid Stow, 28 South Main Street. ,
' 30,000
‘Men, Women and thildren ilun liver
or the t'l't’in'tl rushing to ’i'hmdore ll. Olsen‘s Boot
1r;
llfl'f .‘lilu‘ Hlllrv ill but .
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diioliday Slippers.
‘i‘linri- has never been placed on the market such :1
{Men's Slippers of so much value for-so
' Men's Slippers going fast, at from flow
.231.» luvl‘ pair. .\vail yourself of these prices for
the llnllllitt’n only. Never was a stock so complete in
r rivpf-tl‘iinltui exhibited in South Norwaik.
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We to “v: lii'lividonl Salt-ii
. 8| Washington Street. South Kuwait.
P iCES TELL.
C. H. HARVEY,
”.e'nding Boot and Shoe Dealer.
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.,:. , nut.- profits. :r d above all strictly honest goods. .tls-n
. .al ,..i, M,- ii... latest ivluiawill he sold at prices beyond munpi'
,,. :rl'vra mun i‘lr'u in Mm, rind every purchaser to it..-
Hi . . on My: h. 1'“ Ward with :l lat-,gi' hat; of D. S. Davenport's lu‘st ilonr.
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Beets, Shoes. Rubbers ‘ Slippers,
1 Children’s Fancy Slippers
hills” .\ SPECIALTY.
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