Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 20, 1893 · page 4

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munity.

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HATS

views without buttki‘ttptirig tho

rnishings _

. have struck a refsponsive chord in the hearts of a buying coni-

We sell the best two dollar Hat sold in the state.

.FRANCils‘ & 00.,

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ll.ll.Plaisted

lijruggist.

' “’86 ‘ Washi

00v wwwww

We have a full line of

Holiday floods

at specially low prices for the
. season. i ‘

__..V.»_ ..__ .

In Leather Goods.

Bentlemen’e Dressing (loses,
ladies' Writing Tablets.
" ' ladies‘ Bard Bases.

—-»—ow—-

” Toilet Articles.
. Silverware.
Cut Glass.

in large variety of choice pieces
Stationery. '
Perfumery. etc.

4’

A Bottle of
PLAISTED’S

"OLD WELL COLOGNE"

makes a suitable present

9‘.

ll.|l.Plaistotl

Druggist,

43 Washington St.

SOUTH Ni ,ii“ ALK.

Wall Paper,
PAINTS. OILS. GLdSS.
BRUSHES. etc.

 

This is a good time to Paint.

l the" lie Pleased to give you
ileum for doing your work.

Will guarantee Satisfaction in
m or:

We use only .lewett'e Pure.
White teed and Best linseed
illl.

E.E. Gorham,

lid. 2 list Avenue.
EAST uonwmxa

uni i894 or...
junion BUSINESS coitus.

Winter Opening.
January 2. IBM.

Under on HEW PLAN All entering thr-
Iltfl’ihml rtment on (owning tiny. "my
run lln Typewriter on mm.

.WIMM Eetnd

U 'a
"it i ll thiiotlllr
a"! lain $33
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tiller

REE HUM hAiit‘lil
“It n1}

0 Uommerelnlend kno‘

to. earlier in open to l. .

m mate "i eel ot termini:
fl tit

, hilt trill“
mm.

Herrlil College.
Stamford.
Conn.

, Sun Rises; Sun ..

‘ norm for ,

dAMES trohniyhftduor unit minim.
Tulle-1 yeer 95: 6 months. 52.60,; 8 morning
IL”; lmonthdiOcents: single copies.2 cente

BOUT“ NDBWALK "RI ALARM.

ltox 3-Corner Worthington and North hlnln
streets. _

Box kcorner Day and Tllllt‘ri street 1*.

Box D--Crose street.

Box Ill—Went street. opponltc Franklin etreel
sebum; ‘

Box ”~me street. opposite school.

Box 14~Oorner North ,Mnln and Ann streets.

Box Iii—Corner High street rind Bnyrlew
avenue.

Box lfl—Norwnlk iron Works building.

Box |7~Cnrner West avenue end l‘rdnr
street.

Box airflorner Went street and 'l'riylor
evennc.

Box fear-Corner Elynvenue and Benton street.

Box 25—430mm South Main nnd Monroe

Streets.
301 Manicure Light elation.
Box 4| —»Falrlieid avenue end Cedar etrcet.

Mlnllluu Alumnae tor Tommi-row.
to a High Tide
at 4:27 1 lil. l-‘zllT

Low Tide
at .17 l n ""

in]

New York Humid WEIrIMonrnnt.

The weather to-dny promises to be clear and
colderJollc‘wcd by n “cold mire." ’Tonnor-
row it promises to be colder and generally
clear. followed by n slight rise of temperature.

~Ornnges free. Read nd.i‘cople's M‘k't.

SUU’l‘li NDBWALK.

Whit the l‘ooplo of Our on, If“ [10an
$an SIIIBK.
-—Ask your grocernnd butcher itr
liosegood‘s dried beef.
l Trains Nos. 115 and Ho Pier 50 way
height: will not be run i‘hrislmns and
New Year's (lays.

wMen's underwear, all Kiflllt’s. at W.
A. Benedict's. O

The ruse oi Mary Kory uguinstfitephcn
Lust-o was adjourned by Justice linrrott
until l'riduy morning.

"1‘“ extraordinary linrgntnEA rnngnili-
cent Steinway upright piano. with st. oi

rind scarf for$2l2oon timed.\\'.Httidwoll‘s.

Timothy lhiscoll. superintendent ill
liuytnond llrothers' feed and pram do
partment.hnn resumed his duticsul’tur
thrte weeks of severe illocrs,

wSilk lliuilit‘l’s. just the Hunt: in
holiday presents. at W. A ill-mullet...

Frnnk liergen, u pointer blunting on
lluvtlund ntreet. who llltn‘ been employed
by .lnnius lirown. sltlriell yesterday for
t‘nlifornin, \Vlll‘l’t' his sisttt‘ resides.

Mm. lo i‘odtnnre's :itul
l‘iiristti.ns present.

do! n uszlul

The l'itll unit of Attorney “my \3.
Michael and Kate Fohun cattle up lit-fare
Justice Austin, yesterduy. .ludcnu-nt
was rr-ndcred‘in furor oi the pluintiii for
$85 The lit-fondant nppenled

«Hit- it pound for choice country
chickens nnd iowlmnt llnym' tnnrket.

Wuyne MucYenglt. who was yi sterdny
appointed by President t'lerelnnd to lo-
umbussndor of the United States to ludy.
wnun major on the stziliol‘ )injorgen
erul ll. N. ('ouch. of Norwalk. during
the war of the Rebellion

NTurkoye nro Hie. n Wood. at llnye-i'
market. ..

Senntor John ii. Ferris in uttenlling u
meeting of the Fairileld county members
of the (’ienerul Assembly, in the court
housont llridgeport. lo-dny. it in culled
ior thopurpmcoiluymgu tux to build
the new liennet bridge. nod to provide
for repairing the Worthington bridge
over the llousutouit- l’th'l'.

»-'l’hc greatest nulc oi furniture ever
known in (Stinnecticut now going on At
23 .‘1. Main nt..South Nurwnlk. Must
get. out till-t week or the building is sold.
8. Spiro.

'i‘iuI Young Men’s lh'bntlnzclnb mot
lust night‘nt thchotueol' (‘ourtlund u.
iiiiedon..l‘2llzubeth utreet. The subject
was “Reroiwdfl‘hnt if the exciueion iuwu
werenbollnbed tho (‘hinutnen would be
good citizens." Mr, lllledon Argued in
tho umrniutirc uml George ii. \‘oahuru.
.lr..in the negative. The (loiinto mu;
award!“ to the latter.

~-i}oll‘ee with 0mm. 5c cup. Depth
lhmtuurunt. Open all night.

Athr-liw Bond. the well-known oys~
ter grow} ‘heo brought suit ugnlnst
Jacob M . ( lénrge Shutter. Samuel (for.
rlemd lhle city. and Samuel flanks. of
Felrileld. to recover hie one third luteri It
in an oyster ground in l‘nirlicld in which
all the purtlee ore mentionml. The
ground is a profitable one. but it wruuule
hull been going on among tlwowm-re.
Mr. Bond helm ior to settlement. The
smooth are covered with n mortgnge oi
Nihllollxwlitldgepott Pool.

alkurIMltnr: A statement. mode by
the Clothe Pluuc company in your inane
of the lilth, tits that l procured and
paid for llr Mar. “nutrient ndvir»
in; his trio-m eund pupil: not to purchnw
e llhliq'pinhby in lake. II 1 never noted
llr. Veal" for euoh e statement or paid
lorlt. Mil ii luiil any nemerlu
theluturexhut ‘wlll let my putncord
of fifteen. we the piano burl-reel.
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rney be onto Your! liapeeto

“Inf. my Mutant»
it. h. thereby orrtllyth’u mm

rem: Warm

 

THE 'EVENINGWSiutiiNEi. '" '

So. Nerwalk.

 

at l’ctimoro'e. ... .

Michael F. Welsh in again greeting old
iricndn in South Norwulh.

~Don‘t forget that [.nne'n in the place
for candy. ‘

Mre. W. L. Bonnei and daughter Lulu.
of Spring street. are in the throes oi the
grip. '

——In addition to our reguler present.
we give this week to purchasers at ten
tt handsome picture book. The New York
Grocery (.‘o.

A carioltd of chairs, consigned to the
lloyt Theatre. arrived from New Haven
yesterday.

u Tiger and cigarette cases, snuli nod
tobacco boxes. at 'l‘rowbridge & t'ofs

Roynl Dennin. oi Uroiiso‘e Store, llnch-
ens county. N. \‘.. is visiting friends in
this city.

«i‘lic u pound for choice country
chickens and lenient llnycs' market.

The independent Social club will tnoet
Friday night with Clilior-i Adams, oi
('lrore street.

» Turkeys for 120 lb. l’cople'a M‘k't.

Donaldson & iirown. the plumbers on
the Washington street bridge. made an
(realignment to day tor the benefit oi their
creditors.

Sherman“Council. Roynl Arcunum.
will hold its regular meeting to tnorrow
night. r'i [urge attendance is hoped for.

~i'zill at .I. W. Studwell‘s nnd see the
lwnntii’nl llardmnn upright pinno thut
he lsothring [or $225 at 91 per month
Ask to see the stool and scnri that gum
with the pinch.

lilies Jennie l’unzelt. conlrnlto in the
quartetleoi the South Norwulk Bliptint
church. will sing at u concert to be.
given in [)unbury to uiormw night.

~».\inud S. or Jones tlour $lnl” libl:
56c ling, ‘l‘Jlbe. granulated eugnr {or $1.
The New York (Grocery ("o

'l‘hechtefsch'ct of l'ucus t‘ouneil. l
U. 1!. 31., will be ruined on the sleep of
thceiglitii sun. cold moon, (i. 5. ll.
hut, when chiefs and brain-s from linin-
utonhassett l‘uuncil. of New Haven:
i’ungussett. oi Dunbuty, and tgultrihenz.
of Bridgeport. will be present to see the
great council.

~i’lenty of delicious hreud. nl lane's

‘he Stamford Advocate euys the policy
inenoi thut city are not ut nil niruid
thin the uuthoritea will interfere with
their busino». They claim it to fulfill
tutionul. and even ehould they meet the
some into us the policy men of South
Norwalk, they claim that they could not
beheld. One oi them said that it moi
no more illegnl to sell or write policy
slips than it was to have lotteries and
dispose oi articles at iulre in the many
towns and cities of the State. They
will continue to sell and peddle clips
until they are compelled to atop. and
should they be arrested the company
willcxtricnte them from the bonds u'
the law. and moire u lest cone of it.

~~l“reslt humn. l‘lc n ptnnnl. til lluyeu
untrket.

\iiltWMdi VHWW.

.\ Iirmeey Ituiluol «I flame from :1...
Upper Ind ul Town.
“Non cun buy ireeh pork und nun.
Mfll‘ for 12c 11 pound. ill ion for $1 on. ut
iiuycu' murket.

hire. H. l). Cornell, oi Writer etroet.
Not-walk. in cutertulnlnx Mia Adele
imonerd. of Kent.‘_ ‘ _

., Sumo illuue nouvenir Minoltn ut .\.
W. Austin's. 39 Wall street, Norwuik.

(leoran Hwectcn. Antonio‘s new police
mun. measures ll frat «l inches and
weighs 235 poundtl.

it won John 'l'ryou. not John Lyon. as
printed. who won elected chief oi records
of the Red Mon. Huntley night.

WHouee burglurlu tire oi dully occur.
retice. A box in the sole depoelt vault
of the National Bunk oi Norwnlk. will
insure the moiety of your valuables.

lining to some «ileumngemcnt oi
machinery in the power henna. the trol-
ley cunt were atuiled about ll o'clock
yreterduy morning end remnlned so
until 7 o'clock lent night.

~A box in the sale depoelt runlt oi
the National Bank oi Norwnik. will tw-
eurc your "doublets ngulnrt Fire nnd
hurglntn.

Thei'munlldntcd road hue made no
other out down on the liauhury dlvleion.
Superintendent l’eyuu raid yeeterduy
that no more men had been dleoherged.
but. employee are being laid oil it dey or
two every Week in order to reduce the
pny rolls.

mtuchcr brand perfect lilting drone
shirt, lor men nmlhoye. at W. A. liens.
dict‘e. g

At n'nwclel meeting oi the Alphe
Wheel club. inst night. plane for the
minntrul prrlormencu to be given under
the uuepim oi the club were protected.
and the prognmme err-need. liehme
role will begin our ’l‘nudey night. it
no voted to give the perform-um on
Jruuery it) end 31.“ m

manner, so; our-retire. he: candy, lee;

 

 
 

lie don: ell hind- »! can at
W More. “the New York

 

 

wliouu furnishing goods of all Itiudr.I
:etc” at A. W. Austin's. 89 Wall street.

 
 
 

VANTINE WA

A. Dickerman & Son,

134 WASHINGTON

whiuaic boxes, acéordeone. banjos.

Norwulk.

llart Demon, oi Norm-ilk. rlnited

llethel yesterday.

—-I.une's is without doubt the [Ilfli‘t‘ to
buy handy.

’i‘. J. Byrnes, the tailor. is e victim of
the prevailing grip epidemic.

—~r‘rceh bums. 1
market.

Be a pound. Ill linyt-n

 

Prof. Willie Earle. formerly of the
Norwulk Military Institute. in almost till
the school.

—~Hterliug and silver‘plated orange
omens, teaspoons and child's sets at A.
W. Austin's. 39 Well strict. Norwnlk.

.

Allen Brits and U. E. Wilson are up-
praising the estute oi the late Rnluu Fil.
low. at Crnnbcrry i'lninu. to-dny.

A'i'urkeysi urc ltlc n [mllllli ut llayt-s‘
market.

 

To-dny. Friday and Saturday are (net
days in the Catholic and Episcopal
church calendar. being Ember days.

r—‘liouuokcepers who value economy
should buy‘ their house supplies for
i‘hriettnue ut the Norwalk Boston store.

 

’I‘. S. Morison contemplates a "lit:
euuth us soon M be recover? from hot;
illneesm change being advised. by his}
physician. "

y , &
iton‘t full to see our holiday Alon-.open ;
cicry owning this week. W. Adlcm‘dit't. '

 

The remains of Mrs. Alonzo Fitch
were brought here from West Forum on
the ll zit truin this morning and interred
in l'nion cemetery.

~“ll:iby'a tiret t‘hrietmne," o muster-
piece which hangs in the gallery oi your

memory forever. ireah and beauttiul.
’l‘helirent .\. i‘. l'cn (Hull linin EL.
Norwnlk.

The Board oi liellei of the town tune
it notice in another column giving the
dart-sot their meetings to hear antide-
terminc uppenls from the doings of the
[tine-ore :rs,

lire John F. t': lhy. oi Suttiiiit~r.etrvct.
is in tin- graspoi the grip, Albert De-
i’ormt I.~ out again. liming recon-red
from an attack of the disease:
\Villium ll. Smith, who has been housed
up :1 low days with the malady. rectum-ti
her duties at the central telephone oflice
this morning

-~;\ rubber gustinuier is u very sensible
Artich- int :i Xmas prru-m You will
find it nice lure of tin-rm goedu Al the
Norirnlk lloettm Store.

ilurgmscs- Sutherland und .lchullr-n
voted ilu'ltlnrli‘t‘s n iull ycur's nullity :it
Monthly nixlit‘n Wanton oi the t‘ourt oi
"\Il'gt‘l‘lii'fl, although they Wcrc elected iii
a sliceinl election in April. it is soul
that Ex Burger-see \‘ogel und Buckley
now talk oi sending in liill~ for the
three months they served.

~~'l‘lte lint-st induction ni’ ludtrn' :itid
gentu' gold \“illt‘ht‘il til A. W. Austin".
:tu Wrill umu, Norwulk.

'l‘he unnuui ineeliugui the Norwulk
lire dopurtment wnehcld last. night in
the hourlquurtrrn of Pioneer Hook and
Ladder company. The old bourd oi en-
gineere wr-re elected. mi follows: t‘hlel.
J. T. l'ruwitt: lint nenltimnt. Fred W.
Smith: second Maietunt. T. :4. (inborn:
Mimi-on, ilr. H. H. Huntington.

The following prizes were given out
yeaterduyut the Norwelk “.milltel'li't‘:
In. Holmes. Cannons Station. Home
Delight sewing machine: lire. l-lhrhuril.
beg oi llunr: Mrs. U. liuwk‘tn». pair oi
kid gloved»; Mn. \Vhito.bug of hour;
In. Edward Kelly. New German. chlld‘e
clout: hire. innit Vonihil. doiler‘n worth
of auger: Mrs. E. Andrew. bug of llour.

Al the regular meeting of Ulrpentere’
Union. No. 740. lent evening. the teller:-
mg olllceru were elected: President.
Aquilln tireenwmd; rice-president,
(leorgo Hmith: R 5.. W. A. Bhwbeh; F.
8.. r1. 1.. tirinwold: treasurer. Cherlee ll.
Fitch: (mm, id. id Merlot: warden,
Hummorileld Tanker: Indium. William
A. Kellogg. George Smith. Sumtneriield
Tucker: trustee. William ll. Richard».

mileud our ad to-duy. People‘s Minuet.

lfeher Beets. delivery clerk for F. W.
Smith. I‘m! driving Along Well etI’eet
thin morning. pcrchedun top of binge
crate for live chickens. when the wheel
at the wagon caught. in thetremwey
truck. coming the vehicle to make u
nodded lurch. Mr. item wee thrown
lrom hlr airy out and landed no hit,
back in the middle of the road. l-‘ortui'
nelely he use uninjured.

A meeting oi the hermit llepttet
Church society was held in the lecture-
rooni oi the church. lest night. to decide
upon retain: the peetor‘e celery. the
neutrino linerd reported thetthey met
I’oudey evening. end after ditch-ring
the «object penned A resolution thee. in
their opinion. it no lnludleloue to rein
the penor‘n sultry It thin time. thus in.
crooning the lllhllltlee oi the eonlety.
Thematutlonmreedehddkeuud It
leer eighth dueling. burnoeottonm
men. monsoon celery It prone-tn
“.900. end u m Winchell»
$1.700. ,

Meter tor

 

 

CELLULOID NOVELTIES,
TOILET CASES,
SHAVlNG CASES,

HAN DKERCEHIFS, 5cts to $3.00, '
KlD and FUR TOPPED GLOVES,

'Pitcher’s Caeteriav ‘ .

Mrs. ’

enough to receive such it present.
Corry Wool. Sen]. Electric Heal und Astrurhun: 2H and 2H m. long. in, him-
und remember that every cope is wormntml one! the price, gunrtm-

It is impossible for us to glue n correct idea of what our stock
contains, but. it is acknowledged by owry one
town. Gent‘u, Lntiieii‘ ltllll (.lhiltll’l'll'fliiinvvu nut
description
you in

‘ «Unchanged. .

 

. q»»—-—.

. With all the gilded
alurcments offered by
outsiders Santa (lions

 

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9.

still finds our store

ARTERS ,

,y. nu...
mu.

,EEADQU

{up tirebclaua goods. and you “amt ti :olhm‘ hie exatnple ilflll get stocked up at our

BOOKS and BOOKLETS,

store. (.‘lusiterltuiuins, (‘rzmicrr'm .' . 1'1. Umnguund Lemon peel, ”lites. l’ick~
lee, Prunes, Truillee, Anchovic Pinto and Snot-c. A full line of imported Fruit in
tilusn. Mushrooms, ilrussel Sprouiu, etc. We, are ::roner's agents for fancy Florida
Oranges, the very tinest l’ruit. 'L'ic d. z : ’3': 5H box. any size. We chulh-npo compe-
tition on first l‘l‘l‘ln‘, A. No. l good-t There is nothing more injurious to your
stomach than it [littli' tltltlllertltwl ('ilil’vra or 'l‘nu. V
both.-

— A 'l‘

\\'.- keep the Li'i’nlllllt‘ .il’ili'lP in

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,

Lending Grocer. 3?} Washington Street. 'l‘elcphone (lull iii-2’

lligltt:~toi";ill in Immunology l‘m.tct~.--—l.;itc:t l'. .‘4. (lov't Report. [SHRISTMAS TURKEYS 6 000 1 LBS
: - a -

o)bl Powder; .2 a. WADHAM5..Proprietor,

'0 .
l I All our pronoun displays outdone. l’rlcw train 1'!" in 1th). l‘litl‘ll illl‘litv
gilturkell Ill plriin figures. “eight and price. lirery Indy purcliurn‘r Ill'l‘i‘llil‘tl nitli it
limit" doz, lion-y ludinn liil’tvr ”ranges. Special pill-cu to people who wish in pnrv
£91m '
[PEUPLE'S MARKET. PEflPlE'S MARKET

icbzm- for r'llflsilililtl gifts
. FREE DELIVERY.
ABM” PURE l 13 North Main .-.t., .‘lo. Norwalk. 21 Wall st. Nam-4|);

. ,. . . .
'lclephonc cull. nil-«l. t 'lcleplitnn- pull, :3 71’.

STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

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1 Satisfactiongunt'untvml. j
. '.\Il clown”. lino oi' tiol'LWcur lit lllll
~lt.tp: 5-, :ii ‘.\' .\ llclltillci'n

“~A inure size doll.twenty-throu- tin-hrs
in height. with one in mud of it“ at tho

 

Special for the Helidayys.

children sut‘t‘csdultv with rt remedy, non

prepared and [dread in tlindrut: stores.
cull. .l llothvr (in)? Sun-4 tWot‘m l‘ou-d

ors 'l‘lny .m' .mlvl h,- nil drtuzcisln ul
with u put .ncc They i'ctnoic till
‘\-"l'l|l‘. :ii'v l.:irin'r<.~ us milk. plensntzt to
llllu' .‘lil'l new! ind Vulnitbh- for int. r -
l‘illlrt'rfi. i'illlhll‘tfllll'li :lllli ln'ndnchv. pron
if no worn-H. urt- [Il'iS' n: ,\-l.‘
drug‘u'id

I.\'m<w.\i.i< ”HERA Horse.
‘ CHRISTMAS
Matinee and Night.

nppeur tit the Summit. “pm. Home.
Christmas niteinoonnnd t‘\t'll!l.;:. lid.
in thciit‘rt time the compunv in» llvtll
able to giw- :i tzinlizzin l' r l:t-liv-~‘ ohd
('lllllll‘t‘lliil iltl! tonn, :nol they (ltel no
a large mtcudutw. Luth- lintno :intl
Muster l’cit Room-y “ill pl. :nc tln- t‘lnhl-
remnml lb" cntitccumpun} mil p‘cve
ovorylnnly. .

‘ ’ "i. ‘ v c '1 l
“mm A' l‘ "'1 l l” H \ldltt l" N”— .‘Inlber (Erit).lt \lum-t “‘orni l'nuili r. l
wnllr. Mother Hrny. n t:ur.~..- in lll.‘ l‘hihlrcn's'l ‘ l'tiltlltt ll” '5
- , . v . . ' . . ‘ ... . . . l
The Rooney l‘nun-dy ""‘ni'i'lfi “ m llnim lll {Nut tori..h.is.f Ir )1 din ”Hill .1 BRAVO" PAS-[ELLE
V V

worn colon no son,

Iii hum] .. ul. from {livtvruinzil lunguliw. 'l'hi~ >“.pt~l‘lul ,iudi-t-t not; .» mu... 1... mm“. l't’om
1 wire. ion or»! be it. c from then-raglmil nugulitc only. ll.‘ r
it)‘ Hi 1 I." s tlllt'. u lot lm: in ti.” linl~lml 11.!
detail. Adm-ts. iltintl'olt .7

 

 
 
 

 
 

.; .‘lll tlve tine mud—
liilt' \clri‘ty .. t nu . i. loo-m of inner null
lunujiiui opt}. lilil‘dhtt‘i in. own :it.
FINE l‘lt‘l'l"tl‘. Fl: \.\iF.~ i}; l\'t)n\‘ AXII lilll‘ll

5"“? A new line ut

 

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t. n. noun. nonunion. 53 cu 3t. town.

 

 

 

 

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etFTs USEFUL A‘ND“Am-.’Amtva

Hurtlusiqn in pnwntm 1 thi~ list of u-tiful ntrl :tttrm-tixt i'lll‘l‘iilll‘h prowm : 1~ n n to li‘l‘.'t' our t‘ll‘i'nlfll |'~' lltinlc that

we llll\'l' prcwtitcd t‘\t rrthintg \m- li'm- lo otl‘ci‘ in this lint- hni lliiV” merely mold «tiggcstiwi. .o' v {Mll’l‘dl tlrulnri- H'ndiui; that tho
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the bout olililnttblc in . wry Ill’ll‘ll‘iili"lli :iutl hm lo'vtt colt-cm] “'llllwm'vztl c irc no llHIl "WV: 3

”Dress Goods. ' Knit Goods.

WHAT gift in "info moo-ptnldo thou e. um. tlrvuu, autiduuhntnuly’ .\ llll-ZN' “ml liliildrcn's ”mm“ ”whim illli'ls'l'im ulnl Fucinn
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thoughtfully rcnn-tnlwred. We how mode spociul l'l‘lt‘t'» on our
Umbrellas.

colored and fancy til‘t*~'~l-l good-i und iruurnutco lo uhnw you conic
of tltcbestburguinsereroll'oroal. We also have at ntcc :tsmrbY
Ili'lilNll better l'oru holiday ptvm'nt than .1 nice Umbrella.
We hm’o hn'l u stock tuido wpcciully for m. no you urn «tire

mcnt of imported drool pate-rm. No two .iliko. running in prim»...
from Loo to w“. N
BlaCk GOOds to got the corrocl thing. The vnrtcty llllflll-lt'n tlold. Silver and
' , , .h'uturul liuutlleu: in sir» A both for inched and (ionic.
“UR line of block goods wui never in better condition to sch-ct.
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Holiday Novelties.

from end includes the cclehrutt-d fabrics mode by l’t‘io'nily N

00.. ouch us tillk Wurp lionriottuu. Surges. Whip i'ot‘tls. etc . All

WOO] llonriettun. ('ntncl‘n “"ir‘ ('ropom. l‘ut l'nylmn'tw. "I" ' m it‘. intro nu olllllt'fiu vurit-ly in Holiday titmtltios. which we will
. w lu' plmmud in Hil'lw. including lt‘nuvy \"ueen, Aluminum
thoking Bets, l'urd liltt‘i‘it'cl's. l’lnqn-a‘. etc : ’i‘oilot Hutu, l’nut‘y

prices from one to 1.7.5 pct ynrd
i’ot-ltct Hooks. nud ('hntluin Hugs.

Fur Capes.
Baskets.

URifnpee urc wry styliult and both :1 luxury tool it uoceeuity.
it is easy to imnglno the delight of nny ludy who in fortunntt-
at stock of indian llzmltcls in nil ulylou, drapes and
sizou. 'l'lwso militia it's-ore showing in our buuement, whore

Wt- liaro them in French
you Will ltlim find A druid dork of lil'lilltvil-i. l‘onii‘nt‘luliies and Oil
Cloths.

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Gloves.

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Handkerchiefs and Aprons.
might continuo this list intloiiuitvly it‘ «pure would permit

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to ho the limit inkw but will chute by culling your littctliiotl to our “auditor.
i)ittiounol’rworygcliioiu. ’i‘houoh‘ctinu rune from n priniml cotton ilnntikercbief.
are tohoneeu nod wonro plibllii’l' that We can suitgirom on each. to no elegant Hill: liniller, ill «3.;3 \pronnm
thin tlepurtment. {every utylo, from the to ill 2:. ont'lt.

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