TOYS AN!) GAME
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The Largest anti Beet Department v
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-- no input or rots. .9
FOR
THE CHILDREN. .
Anything in the way of Gifts and Usefu
.Mr. Scrooge in the Norwalks on Christmas
is
S The - Pretty - Dolls
, FOR ,.
Tun GIRLS.
.Tim, “God bless us all.” . '
Don’t think that with the approach of 0
our Carpet department; that we have move up one floor.
read what we shall do in these departments,
Underwear and
1
Men’s Grey Fine Wool Shirts, double
back and front and single book and front.
drawers to match, sold everywhere at
$1.50; our price per garment, $1.00 each.
Men's Scarlet Shirts and rowers, ab.
solutely the best made, sol ever where
at ”.00; our price per garment, 81. each.
One hundred dozen boys’ and girls"
Heavy'Ribbed, Fleece Lined Stockings; all
sizes; wonderful bargain. Per pair, 10c.
Ladies' extra heavy, full shaped, seam-
Stockiuge, warranted fast dye. Per
, 12%(2.
Ladiee’ line all wool and extra heavy,
' fleece-ribb’ed and plain tops, worth from
title. toiiOc. Per pair 25c.
l
Hosiery.
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0
Kitchen Dept
112 piece Decorated English Porcelain
Dinner Set, use set. .
66 piece Decorated Tea Set, $3.98 set.
10 piece Decorated Toilet Set, $1.98 set.
Notions. Etc
300 dozen flue Swiss Embroidered Hand-
kerchiefs, value from We to 25¢; l2}/.c
each. \ .
500F0cket-Books,’ the largest and boat
assortment ever shown by us; 25c
Ladies’ Leather Shopping Bags, 250.
50 dozen of the celebrated Wnt._ ll.
Brown 85 Broe.’ Perfumes, triple extract,
in fancy designs; per bottle, 25c.
Ladies’ Celluloid Hair Ornaments. an
immense variety. Worth We to l5c each;
Ladies’ and Cihlidren's Rings in lain
gnldeflects and fancy,nll warrante Vfor.
three years; 25c.
Notions. Etc.. Etc.
One hundred imitation Mink and
Feather Bone; regular value, $1.50: 81.00
enc .
Fifty fine Thihet 'Boas. 5t inches long,
regular value $6.50: 84.95 each.
Five hundred dozen .liandkcrchicis,
plain and fancies. 5c. each.
Thaw???“ Dry 9099's
srunrunnrs
no ' line of- Fancy Canaries in
Full Song,
$2.50 Each.
Every Bird Guaranteed againge‘r.
no
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1 w. s. ‘ S'l‘llll'liillll'l‘,
" llnrtlt llaitt anrl ins Sitaais. South Kuwait.
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Hampers are static
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Harper’s Weekly
IN 1896. ‘ '
' .a. . Y.Yi 1 alf n.
wl‘sb‘ioncidgriir‘i'.“g§§ls wisthl tlili1 gentslgf lb:
rid that are important to Americans.
“in carrying out this policy in l895. Jvuau
. RALPH visited China and Japan. and .mrney-
. throu h the Welt; Nlcuann sumac
Danna tool: a trip. through the Caribbean He»:
the evolutions of the new navy waredeacribad
and illustrated by linens F. Zoonum: Fuen-
uuc Rnuxuorou resented studied of Army,
and Frontier lite; ‘
ed the opening of the Knot Canal.
In 1898 like attention will be given to every
notable happening. he chief events in art.
literature and mu -ir-. and the drama will be
artistically presented. W. D. Bowman, in the
new department. Life and Letters, will dig-
cueein ble‘ interesting way books and the so...
cial usations or the time. E. s. Manna s
Ipri tly gossip of the Busy World will be
endorsed. The progress of the Transportation
Commission around the World will be follow-
‘ ed. and Canvas W. Warrant will conduct
' thedenartment of Ayn-true Sport.
. 1111696 will occur a. Presidential election. In
its editorials and domain its political car.
WEEKLY will con'inne to be an in-
dependent advocate of good government and
.v.' ,
‘ ‘ln fiction the WEEKLY will be especially
strong. [twill nhlish the only novel of the
year W. D. trowsnns, land astirrins aerial
of a 9'th fend, by s. it. f‘nocsrsrrr. The
short stories selected are of unusual excellence
all interest. in eve respect HARPER'S
‘mh‘hxh‘i t‘llm““ir“'f.r.l:’“""i “C“ "‘
ll II ourna am 0W0? .
, The Volumes of the WEEKLY begin with
' first number for January of each year.
time is mentioned. athecrip-
“ mwiliuhegln with the number current at
. of seal f order.
"‘flegittsndaa ali’du d be made by Poet-adios
. my Order or Draft. to avoid chance of lees.
this advertisement
mat the apron order a
‘ . naurn's neromuans.
. magnum assassin: one year. as
.‘t lalrlra winner. -- e
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mantra Donna’s-anne, .. a
Mewaumbecriba'ltuthe United
stalwcmdoaadflaueo.
maria a mourns.
r, 0. use. esp. I. I. coy.
" Add“
‘1' .:
ourrrsrnv- Bronww attend- ,.
Harper & Brunet-s. '
than.
. on. F. W. DARMER
raunatnn tanner; »
‘42 Washington St...
South Norwalll, Benn.
ram" “th9 sun ,sxrnscrrn‘
i armour ram.
Artificial Teeth with and without plates by
the latest improvedrnethode.
All operations pertaining to modern Den-
tisty performed in a skillful manner at about
one half the price charged by other dentists.
Teeth Extracted/Freeof Charge where 0th-
er teeth are to be inserted.
A lady in attendance.
9.. ovaries: nouns.
From 8 a. in. until 5 p. or. Open Wednesday
and Saturday until ii p. 1a. '
All work warranted for five years.
D Consultation Ire-e.
I r. scallion. lit. 0..
55 SO. Milli 81.. "SO. llOilllllli.
PractiCe Limited to Diseases of Women
Dulce hours. Mondays and Thursdays. ii to
o. m . um 1y
W
J. commas. "
Paper Hangemlalciminer. Painter
And dealer is
llall Paper and Borders.
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* FRIDAY:
man. Fialrfleld oeunty. ,
, DEDEMBER 6.11895.
Always Leading to Everything.
w, 7‘ BOSTO STORE, NORWALK.
Our Brand Opening’ of “Santa Olaus’ llama,” and ilhristmas Holiday“ floods,
' ON SAT
RDAY, DEGEM-:2~iilER 7', 1895.
MES, nuns, anion-nun. tutu. snvrnnnnt lNl] nnnrs
FOR
THE BOYS.
FOR ,
The Young Ladies.
I
lcredit rs to Dr. E. G. Stemmotz of Ho-
,. Jackets and F u‘rs.
rich black Boucie Jackets. sliiltl- marked to storm.
' " Large Wale Diarrouai, $12.00; disliked to 94.25.
1 Hannah Boucle, sow; marked to am.
15 Heavy Beavers. $7.25; marked to “.50
”Children‘s Reefers, $6.50; marked to (4.75
”Children's Roofers, 0.5.00; marked to $3 50.
1? Children’s Gretchrns, 89.50; marked to also
i Wool Seals. $4500; marked to 843.00.
ll Electric Seals, 885.00; marked to $28.00.
7 Seal Plush, 9.4.00; marked to $17.08.
5 Heavy Double Capes, 815.50: marked to 0.3.00.
. Dress Goods.
Inpuned Single Dress Patterns.
8 6.50 marked to am.
, 7.50 markedto 5.00
l . 8.50 marked to 6 ill)
,/ 9.75 marked to 7.2:.
. 10.00 marked to 94.0)
in. Lndics' f‘loth, r -: marked to 37!“.
in. Sergcs, 75c; marked to 50¢.
4 in. Black Henrietta, 500; marked to 37H".
5‘3
.50
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hillin. Block Serge. 50c: market! to 375.1.
lilliu. liouclc Cloth, title; niarked to bite. ‘ ‘
"tore, corner Main and Wall
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‘YEHUDA BkUll-itiiHOUf). ‘
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i’iill..tlli'Jl-.i‘illll, “up, rl,....'l'}..- slung-(l llltiuw on her head which was inflicted 1
so has has closed to rust and :Er- in runs.» by a stones The object of the assault was 1
up um] in llzg limit-ll More; menu-fl (your: robbery, as the man attempted to snatch i
down and imoreu by an unxnown’man
. on Powow street, is in a critical condition,
Trial In Philadelphia or. H... mm: o: and Gunilla"! medical attention is neces-
Oath Hound ('nnnintmtorr. snry. She is suffering from the cilects of
be trial of blow lioscrururtvn. Max - "'" "“1"" Wi‘mfln'fi DUCkOthUk- Th"
uk. Jacob anphuml ,incul. ismntmm, 2 women of Arm-slutty are in a state Ii‘.‘ ter-
1 Henry (-irm-nbzu'g’, nib-cw] “mm..- E ror and refuse to venture out after dark
era. The men are ilu Linn Juan's llllli 1‘10“". M ii? i! "it! {0“le 0398 0‘ “I" kind
on bizargml “nth having lamb ii incubus, in a mouth. .
r: be Yohmia ' itinrrimnd to riood tho ' "—"" "'
cot utry with spurious. coin.
'1 hair principal rendezvous w:t~: rs house
ti Lundiavilio. N. .l., hero n cotupietc
.roi :inu outfit. was four) hr fit'itl'l'i. 'surt‘ioo
Hill ore. 'l‘lw tr-htlmotry was to 'allow that
the men bud been lip: rating in Now ling.
inn 1. and that they lmrl obtained it quan-
tity of nickel iorroiuing purposes from :1
Cor ncoticut firm which furnished like
son orinl for the government. They had ,
ulst occupied a {armboum outside of Now i
llmon, to which n IMO pound prone bud.
heel‘ token. The coins murio were multi-
ly d tuna and nickols. it was brought out
that iirocnburg. who in though: to be the
leader of tho gong. has been mrrying on
a e rrespondcnce from prison with his
rclu lvvs and some of the othor dofond~
nuts and thrrowas evidence showing that.
lettire had been smuggled into cells in
butt on of milk. ,
"1”] 0 secret service department believes
that this is the beginning of disclosures
whith will reveal a gigantic systemic!
counterfeiting throughout the ccuflry.
The ofllcora declare that the men were
bound together by most solemn oaths.
and but death was the penalty proacribbd
for l1 troynl. .
lHE' NEEDED MONEY.
Cr.
says i
been l
in
lv'r
on
let
Stone's Alleged Confooaiou.
Fon‘r Wnrzuz. Dec. ll.—\Vllliam lluil'y,
John (T. Stone's partner, who is under“
sentence for three years. says that Hume's
confession is false. Stone has n wonder.
fuLknowlt-dge of crimes, but be gained it
by his intimacy with crooks. He has been
considered at times insane. doubtless due
to his vicious habits. Owing to the fact
that Duily has exposed his true charac-
ter, Stone is now attempting to connect .
him with ali‘tbo murders he has o‘er read
[about or has any knowledge of.
o
Chargod'Wlth Defaicatioo.
Wastnm'rov, Dee. 6,—Alexander fl.
Proctor, assistant secretary of the Poto-
mnn Insurance company. is accused of the
defnlcatien of about 83.500. The money
comprised partial payments on loans of
the company and interest paid in from
time to time. Proctor is about 27 years
of age and stands won’t the community.
It is developed that ho ‘hnd a love for fast
horses and the race tracks.
Married at Elisabeth.
ELlZABETn, N. J,. Dec. 6.—Sewnrd B.
McNear of Oakland,Cal., and lilies Joseph‘
inc 1. Barrcll of this city were married
here at noon. The bride is a daughter of
B. C. Barrell, Jr., who is interested in
tile Loyal Haunts Coal company of New
York. The groom is the owner of exten-
sive flour mills on the Pacific coast. The
couple will make their home in Oakland,
Cal.
mlrn Milan's Ingenious at}: Not “’holly
Successful Swinrlllng Scheme.
:vr-zusn, Doc. o.—lt. W. Tracy, who
his home is in Elmira, N. Y., b
rrestl‘ni here while practicing an i
genitua swindle. ._ . ,
lleir-niploynd a l'!li‘t‘.."0l’lf:til‘ boy and son 7'" “""du'i ”Wm." B‘""‘""”’
Mi“ With howls inir‘zmms lnt‘iOSt'il i Tacos”, Dec. o.—bbippmg men how
will ask the government to send a cruiser,
Westrirn Union envelopes to the homes 0. , _ ‘
tosourch for the missing Pacific ocean
bl) Will known persons. The boy was told
to go) not 31 dhnrgcg “on 0 oh message. Ho 1 stcomahiprfitrnthnovis, Horned and Evan-
bud ucccedorl in collect "a the charges dnic nml burl: Lord llrnssoy. All are long
‘ nt‘ru'iluo. ’l'in: rioulzlslrlp 'l‘ucomn, sailing
on Saturday for the (intent, will carry a
duplicate order lili‘.:.il.'l‘ Pillplli‘ii by tho
.‘troluua'fzs.
train our or five persons, when one wom-
rm olljcctod ’to paying the charges and 1
calls npoilccmnn. '
, Th messenger boy and Tracy, who was
Walti 3 outside of the house. were arrest—
ed. T )0 50 bogus messages; nil addressed,
were ound in the boy's possession. Tracy
says 0 is a telegraph operator. and that
be ad pted the scheme to get money, of
whic be was in need. He was held in
.‘Irct'raaful Burglarixiug Entorprlzo.
Will:ilh.‘-.\ll'.!~’.. Pm. ill-v. tit—Burrow
itrolm into the livi:t"":l'c, LuChHWuQHD
and Western tuiivmy l-tiitillli at. Wyomrlfiy
and louzui a trunk “(bungling to .i. W.
3500 all. llom-y, axon; “11' a. 1“.'.‘i'ill£llm) jcu'nlry
‘ l '"W f” hotter. ilumj: {l-wl'l‘li that (goods to tho
‘ first lronmusier‘e Finn". vnitso of a 1 w . :I u are stolen.
AU Ek’var. Pm. Doc. 6.—Edwin trick- , . -»- . . ‘ \
loy oiihliokloy's, a retired ironmnster and “ “““d 1‘" ”’"n’ ”“1 """""-
listuusnr'nrt Doe. ‘rl.——A “requisition
hos bron granted by tho povvruor on tlm
glivcrnor oi .‘(rw Jersey for David L.
Clever, now in i‘umdon and wanted in
Philadelphia on the charge of grand lnr-I
ccny’mui forgot-y. . ‘
until lrocently superintendent of the ore,
tnineslof the Thomas Iron company, has
made» It assignment for the benefit of
‘kenda tons. The dead convoys ills) acres
and iron are loud in Lehigh and
counties. including the Mlokley , . ‘
mama," hotel, ”I" and Doyle “and Lottie Slmrtrt‘age.
AL'UM’Y, Dec. li.-—lt was stated at tho
oilico of the state fish, game and forest
counnisslou that. E. 1!. Doyle, the ex-sec-
rotary ol the commission, has paid back
thus far to the state 87.000 of the shortage
in his accounta ‘“’
. Weather Forecast.
sum, Mesa, Dec. 01—11:. Annle Fair; northwesterly winds; warmer.
d 01 thil city. who In haul. .:
ll
‘ woman. The French have a phrase that
'facesbi' the system. thereby destroying the
S. B. WILSON
GRAND. MAGNIFIQEMT AND COMPLETE.
TOOL BOXES lllO SLEOS lehers and Phonnhatps Milli" -China and flicker! BOOKS lllii CARD GAMES
. FOR -
Tits: morals-11w.-
Gloves ,
J 100 dcz. Ladies’ Fine Cashmere Gloves,
value from disc to 50c per pair; 25c.
75 doz. Fine WoolrMitts for ladies and
misses. The best wearing mitt on the
market; per pair, 2-ic.
Ladies’ Extra Fine Pique Kid Glove.
every pair warranted._ Real value. till};
per pair, 81.00 '
Ladies' Silk Mufflers, the ve latest.
and nohbiest. Regular price. 3 .43; We
each.
Underwear and . _,
Hosiery
5i) doz. Boys' and Misses' White and
Grey Shirts and Drawers, heavy winter
weight, all sizes. Actual value, 31c: per
garment, 25c.
Ladies' Fleece Ribbed Vests and Pants,
fine Egyptian aru.:strn heavy, all sizes,
a great big va us; 2.’ . ,
Men's Grey and White Merino Shirts
and drawers, ribbed bottoms, finely finish-
A
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FOR
TIIE FATHER.
1 PreSents that will. make'the receivers and the donors. happy, and there will be no old
Day, so that we all can greet one another with a “Merry Lhristmas,” and say, like tiny
\
ristmas we forget the other departments~not so—our stocks are never disturbed, save
W e shall offer rare bargains in all departments for the Holidays. Just
Lamps
$3.39 Banquet Lamps, with globe, ".93
each.
$4.98 Banquet Lamps, with globe and
patent burner, 82.9%.
3.25 Vase Lamp, with corrugated shade
to match. extra large burner, 81.25.
Genuine Christy Set of Bread Knives.
'ch set. i .
——-”-——-
scents Ill aunts-run.
2 qt. Covered Sauce Pans, 25c.
3 qt. Cow-red Sauce Paps, :lzic.
:i qt. Extra Deep Pudding Pans, file.
4 qt. Extra Deep Pudding Pans 27 .
ti qt. Pudding Pans, 31c,
‘ Dripping Pans, 953133;, 3hr.
Dripping Pans, 1057,1143. llc.
Dripping Pans, 14x14, 59c.
Dripping Pans, 123431733,
2 qt. Farina Kettles, 79c.
ville.
ed; sizes for large and stnnll men, extra
heavy and part wool: each garment, 48c.
Streets N orwaik, Conn.
a Pl-rlpats‘tic I‘llliinex‘. i
A wise city or man. iutlth-uly titro‘nuf
on her «run rt..;lnr'txrumfr‘tlitlu a natural
:tpiiturio it \iztt'rl iillZJl’. ’r‘, iil‘il‘lnlllzfll at
humour :1 nulbur-r. Sim took barons ju -
the art, not! 121.”, ill-il‘iili of taking .r‘,
place in a city shop, decided to go itfi
the country. She hired :t .borso 'uml'
wagon, filled it with boxes mutaiuinpi
huts, homtt‘ls, feathers, flour-rs and the:
rrst of u ruilliiuir’swquipmmt, arrangr 1i
barrel! in n Hateful costume and rot.
forth. Driving turning the farmhouses, ,
slur r-irrppztl at the ilrllll'e' and showed lit-1' .
wares. Tho farmvm' wives and girls;
brought out their ribbons and tl;i1tgs.l
Together they ooufcrrod on how to use '
the old and where. the now was needed. .
Thus sh.- hm] a nice outing and bani
brought bur-i: enough cash to enable hrr‘
to soup it"? tops-r {ingots at the winter
weather which is bound to come. Some.
of the old Women make tiptop new rules.
utter all—Pillsbury Dispatch.
Sensible Miss Cayvan.
Georgia (My ':m is a bright wit at
well an it great actress. On her return
from Europiuhe other day she was in»
terviewed by a representative of the
press, who varied the time honored co-
nundrum usually asked in such cases by
the question, "Does the new woman oz;-
ist in Paris, and did you run across her
there?" Her reply deserves to he cut out
and preserved: . . ,
"My dear sir, do not be deluded.
There is no new woman. She is a myth
and a fiction. There is only the dear
old woman who has always been here.
You may rim-as irr-r it. bloomers, put her
on a hike, give in so ballot. admit herio
tho bur or l’.(“l‘.‘ ill'l' erudik from a plat-
l'orm, but that docs not noun: her a now
I always oppose to the nonsensical toll;
of the new woman. ”The eternal femi-
nine," they. say, and therein lies the
whole truth. "
$100 Reward, sum.
The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there-is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages and that. isCatsrth.lIall's Caiarrh Care
is the only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease. requires a constitutional treatment.
Hali'sifatmrh Cure is taken internally. art-
lr.gdiuctly upon the blood and mucens sur—
iountlntion of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the coristitu-
tionard malt-tint: nature in doing its work.
The plogrictora have so much faith in its cura-
tive posse”, that they Oder One Hundred Dol-
lars for any case that it fails to cure. Send
for list of Testimonials. Address.
F.J CHENEY :5: 00., Toledo. 0.
”Sold by Drutrzlsts. 75c.
L._._...:"'L_—¥—_.___:E--_-_.,__._
Hill SllE Bi
BUILDER, on WALL STREET.‘
One ii morn cottage. Roton Point; 1 lot. Kyr-
tie avenue. East Norwaiktl 101’. How rd ave-
nue, about Mall) feet: 1 lot Broad River.
immfoet'l (labia Steam Lau'chmh'l feet:
l:—:eated it :lz-eretrd Business Wagon”
good Stovead'el'o LIT. 6 mm. 87.50 per
m? t!
' 4 qt. lfarina Kettles, smile.
Hanging Soap Dishes, with ”trainer, lie.
14 qt. Dish pnus. 77c. ’
lint will have n inward.
Our sales are increasing every day on
wasucrux-cuosnvcos. '
“Superiative” Flour.
Don't be deceived by a similar name. but
5., look for. the brand with the
Yellow Center.
BnberlsJuckerthodwin
MILD AGENTS FOP. CONN.
700 MAIN 8'12, HARTFORD. 01‘.
a3 yr
ulnar; m rnauunnr.“
People surely realize that each and}
every one are judged by what they are
able to do. and nre‘not credited by what
some one else understands or can execute.
' Ladies awoken at once to what most
concernsthenr,and that is their figure
and appearance. .
We really believe it is an important
duty we owe ourselves and friends to
make the moat of what nature has given
a. .
Thus, to our hands are intrilsted not
._ only the tasteful adornment of the form,
but also our comfort. improvement of
figure, and in no small degree, our happi-
ness.
It limiters not whether we are rich or
poor this subject interests us all. ‘
‘ ‘ .a rs
of true culture and intelli nce esteem it
oreainccomplisbmentt e able by the
exercise of their own abil ly to cut beau-
tifully fitting garments.
MDT" I' It“
can justly feel proud of their daughters
who possess‘the knowledge and ability.
not only to superintend but to cut and
make their ow clothing. It is-.aelf ev ‘
dent that they ill make better wives an
mothers.
YOU
ma think this« all is not
per ops it is. ,
No matter what your station in life is
cannot see very far in the future. and a v - ..
able trade may mean very much to you.
Now that your attention has been called in
the right direction. visit. the
anus curnna scnnnt ‘
(with the determination of betterin your con-
dition if pee-ibis) and lover-tints t e work.
School Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day,2t05aud7t09p. m. .
22 SOUTH: Milli STREET.
IIOU'I'II aoawau.
for you, but
Norwalk Chronicler