Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, December 16, 1895 · page 2

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ST 0 R E
HYAT

No. 2 Gazette Building, NorWalk, Conn. ’

Open Evenings Until Christmas.

The advent ol L‘hris inIIIIs biiI. IIIs iiitli it. IlIIIIIII'lIII: oi"IIoIIiIIIIibIIIIrIco for relatives and blends. We wish to state rig; It here that we are bI IItoI prep.- II.I.IIl
than ever before to fulfill all your wants. Ila. ides II IIII'IIInIl selection oi Fancy Articles of every description, we are showing the largest assortment ot
Gloves Handkorclriols, Ribbons, Locos, IIOSionaIIIl L'Ambrollas thit no have over shoun. hverytlIInIr III the useful lino, viz: Lloaks, Fore, Dress Pat-
terns, sAlon’s Furnishing Goods. Basement III lloliday attire. IIandIomosI Display oi Fi no China, Glass ware, Lamps, Bric- I llrac oto., ever shown in

Norwalk

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Ladies’ Cloaks and Fur Capes.

Our Mid- Winter Sale of For “apes and Cloaks will cornrnonee on SatIIIIdIII, De cembor 14 in order to give our customers the benefit of

LOW PRICES FOR CHRISTMAS! LOW PRICES FOR CHRISTMAS.

W e mention a few of the bargains to be found In this department:

sweep. Price, $15.
Astrakhan Cape, fine oh so our], 30 to long,
China Seal Capo, fine close For, 30 m. long.

 

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sweep. Price, $13.

‘ McrOCkery, China coil-l‘.” l’lntcd Nut Crack and Pick in
. and Glass Ware.

Silver Plated 1r ruit Knife.
l-lrlver Plated Hall. and Peppers.
”.1! you are perplexed what to givI 41! x30“ ““0 0' ('l“ ('l'WI
, ever thing in Ihe army at “HilditYGlmlH “II «II: rah-ovum, a fine line 0! Blue
clues some objecIIoII with lI—pllsallfly DI‘AfL "r”“llclldffillflli hlfllll pointed.
. Itho opeclnlotlerings in our basement will
Iolve the problem. The fact that tiny

(‘hildren'u ’l‘ y 'l‘cn 5'44 trIIIn wot-r8119.
Coating Dishes and 5 O'clock Tea Kettle.
are all usetnl things make them all too
more tic-Iirable.

Fancy Odd Pieces in Haviland
China, Ink Wells, Pen Racks,
"‘I’I Pin Trays and Ring Trays.

‘ ”Decorated Sets, from >34 2.3op to $35.00.
'1’ Met Ware from it.” I. 'I to 81.5.00.
Lamps from 8.5:: to $15. ”I".
Jhrdinieres tr on me II) 55.3 30.
Ice Cream Set»: from $2. "' Ii to $1 ’ ..th
Fancyt npsnndSIuCcrs from 10.: to it. :30.
Fancy Plan-4. all pm.- Is
Vases from '."x: onto 25 till pair.
Fancy Bouquet Holder trim rllc up to
81. 00 each.

 
 
 

 

 

Umbrellas.

We have an entire-now stock of Urn-
brIr-llns made expremly for u4, for holiday
. I4
A tiood quality Sill: 1' term Umbrellas
:26) I,n. handwnro line of horn bundles. $1.89
I.I:II

Ladle-4‘ Silk tilorin I'InhrcllnII,clost: roll,
steel rod. 31 .50.

Ladies' b'llk Serge l'rnlrrellIoI, close roll
steel rod. lnirrdwme line or natural
handles, mounted with Hlt‘rllllfl silver;
price $2.1") and $3 50.

Ludo-4‘ Silk Serge and 'l'all'etri L'Inbrel-
la4I. with liIIIIIlsoIIII- Dresden, (Tertul'nnIl
S lver handles; price. $3 54) to $5.0).

 

 

French 001on For Cape, 33 inohes long, warronted III every respect, full

110 in. snoop.
Price ,$21.

Plush Capes, trimmed With Jet Braid and Thibet For, storIni co ’,lar 126

Genln' English Gloria. l Irilitclluu. clone
roll. steel rod, Si. I'IIl

(icnts' Silk serge. (III In roIl.
sterling IIIIVI-r trimming. -.. 'tlir.

Gents Silk Serge IIIIIi lath-In l mbrI-l-
Ins hand-Ionic IiaIIIrIIl lllhlllllt‘V, “uh Ider-
lini; silver Il‘llllllllllllh: priw 15.2 o'.‘ tr £3 III.

All «l urbrelliis haw silk cane and tinsel
to match.

ntecl rod.

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Dress Goods
At Prices Never Before Known.

lI‘iI'L-plece4 l4lIIy .\ii \tIIII-.I4 I'Iol utrlrw
and um! quality. new I.Ioodl: price l‘.".
per \I ard.

lI'IvII piece-4. All-Wool and Crtrriei'4 liriit‘
Mixtures. I'Ii tooth-4 wide. regular .54
qlllllll)‘; our price {or IlIIs sale 1% only we
per yard.

Dress Pattern-I In Mixed t lll‘VlOlH. Silk
and Wool \lIxIIIrIIa IIIId .\'II\'eltiII.4 in II
llIII- I.I:IriI-ly' olr-l’ylvsnride during"; lIIIzII-rt-
IIIl llI‘eIIs l’attri'nr-I of lloIIIVIlII. lIIrIIiI-o-IIIIt
SIIrIJI‘II I'Ill‘l 'l'wo 'l'IIrII-Il ('l-ilh; price
from 55’5” to $11.00 II pnttern~~uo tI'III
Inliko.

 

Price, $1 5.

sleeve. PI

Black Goods.

lllIIIIlIt llrcsII tiood4 have nlwnv-I lII-I-II II
~pecirilly ortli I14. \\ II he err only the \‘l‘l'V
I) Isl make I'» and we Irlums l|i"l\ II III
In- we4t ~Ivle4 and o Ir pro III4 arc Iilum4
inIIrIIIItI-ed to III- M low n4 the .4. "lllll r l' I44
(I! uoIIIlnrirIleIl lH III-II. I "\ IIIII4II.

.\ l)l~'t‘ til" .\'[' ill“ '0 llilli t l-..\'l'
will llr' gin-n on oil Bi: II: k (2- mm IlIIII I
tlIIII .4 .IIII.

Ilir 3.“ Inch lleIIr.et'II4. ‘JZc [I III yIIrIl

l"IIt'l_\'Iiqu Incl), All-Wino SIIrgI-I, ."
per yard.

lI'oIIIy-live inch AlionIIl lieIIIIII-It I4, BI;-
pI-r yIIrIl.

Prrl'stlI-VN NI‘IVIIllin,
Swivel l"lL,’lll'I'~, Arnilrreu,
Henrietta»,
It“ at W per cunt. lllM‘tilllll.

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“Ciro

tirnrrile.
:IIll;

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Handkerchiefs.
lIIiIrItIn-Ie n4~mrlmwl of III mt Ilv-42rIIlI'I-

for men. women and children.
”941 value in .\lIIII'4 I‘llK ltrilirrl.

 

good-I for lIIIliIlIIy uitt4' in Silk and [nor :II

large ,

OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRlSTMAS.

~ ristram & Hyatt, No. ZGazette Building, Norwalk, Conn.

l’liII III, $14. 50.
rice, $4. 50

1’ rice,

IIIII, :l‘lt'. cIclI.

VIII-4t \‘IIlIrII iII .‘ltrn'
: I I-iIrIl >l. I“.
l ll 4t I IIIIII in Men 4' lll'lll- -tilIlrIIl, rill

- Sill; plain. 3.3 I. She

.liIII-.II l I l. ,. IIIrIl .".I|lI

y it 4t \rlir I4III Il- -II4' :IIIl lIIliI-I I.II. I
IlIIiIiII. 'II.

l that \: IlIII4 II l.:IIliII4 l. .IInlII Ii. hril

 
 

-l W 'l' tl I"I
lll'lu Illjllwlfi .
lli‘ l Il".l
Mil;

ill'llllln'r' ill 1. 1",}:
I! “INK \IIlIIe III htI'III-
‘l'.’ .ll I‘ .I_ ii
A.- iiii- I4! Vlllll'w in l I lit4' l'lrriliri lltl\‘|"
l Alli-h -I4 I aim Infill k MIIlll-I Ir.4. \iliite :rzr l
t(‘l',llllrlll ..‘.II II..4_I_I,
I‘lIIt‘l4lI'tI

ll‘l.\ .‘rII p rlI \

ilIrIIdltIIrI him“, 'li

 

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.\'IIII'4‘ \'IIIliIII:4 and SIII'i’I- '

Ribbonsa.

l “I- l :‘IIII III IIlI II tIIIer lrt‘r
lNItIII ii lI'I you an II h: II III: III-Ii ill"!
4IlII lI'rlllt' III-lIIlIII lIII4iIIII44III very low
pink-4 l'IIIIII are on pure ll; III.Ii (III.
.t'I-rv ‘IIII4' kliwiiw.

X’I lII'IIlI>.:IllHiiII, all

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Fa'zri li‘llll’)“,

lllll‘l‘ll‘lnt' in.
ii ”ll,

‘Volvot Capos, tIIiIm‘nod with Braid and 'l‘hibetFtIr, 126 in. sweep, lined
with quilted silk.
Black and Nary llhio Boater Cloth lackets hgh storm col or large

Bouclo lIIokots, with volvot collar, lined throughout, In re b Ittons, mule
up in the very latest style.

$7 50.

sliaIlI-I -_..3.~ pIryIirIl lI‘nil [incurs-button Gloves, in evening
.\U. 7. IL I‘” lit ‘ Itilr “Hill; I :lil hiIIIIlII-I, sh IIlII»
‘-c In y: ml. in» Vth best glove for winter weer 's

l the it- it IlL‘ll'. “I: have them in plain
Isri4t II rid urtlr gIIIIIItlelrI
Il IIIII- liuciltumu. tur topnnd spring
1 ‘lezl

.\lIIlII (Lou-4 in bi: Ink and tnns,tho
in 4!. Wearing uloi'e. Irinde.

U'lil .KIII IIloIIIe4 in the latest shades
III I l nll hi’t';~ II iI' L‘ I?“ and Si '0

Henry. 1 IIIIIlti lIrVrI~ frIIrrivI‘lctoSlSO.

A l kinIi4 III 1 outs Lumber and Wool
lilIA‘e 4.

-——"II"I1)\I4rmd \II t IIsotI ll kl ids

Holiday Books.

. t‘hildren'4 llmk». 'Iiow Bird series. 10c. .
t‘lIIlIlren‘s lloo‘o. Irresidc series. 15c.
lflIIlIlI'cII'4 llo rk4. UINNl 'l'ime Serielelc.
t'h'IlIlreIr'4' llIIoln, tiood (‘lee' Sriel.

all selected titles, 20c

I‘. in ll.lI1iIII:. all slIIIIlII-I.

all 4hIIIl Iw‘.

.\ I '.5 .tll. ‘ ”6,."
illI t-I'l’ IIIrIl.
, \.I. l'.'. .I'Il Silkfi ItiII llzlilirzr.
l'JI III-r Vilrll.
“l VII. in, IIiIl 'J' rill Hrlizfiintin llrlilIrII, all

slIIIIlII .,.. lII' or r t'. IIIl

,\’. ‘III or .'-in oil Silk.

'ttii I4'..::IlII-. 243V per yard.
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Satin Iiilrlr )zr

 

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Ml Holiday Gloves.

 

 

lIIIIII. \‘
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\vnlkillK tILIIi'I-4. light and
weight, in IIIII. brown and lingloir red.
lIIIltIIII4, IIIIlIlI- lI'Ith.

lllIirrIItz lilll\'t‘.~, IIIII4, lit-Irwin Iizrrl rI-Il4'.

Full liliIIIrl ['.Hxll'i' llvrrm lilIIVII. slIIpltI
shrub-4 :IIIIl lriaIIlI'. with whit-I 4II’IIlIIIIu.

\\I :Il'r' IIItII lli.‘ for the III [II IralI- Ii lie to
burn! til -III.4 I-Ie'ry pair '.\. IIIrrIiIIt I.Il hilt] do:
I hi I II: t \ 4hr IIlI-4

l" ltllil ill ‘.iitWIN‘,
'Ihllllt".

~01".
.lltemus lII litiorr.
I-I'II'iI.

Md'ry IrtlIIIr'
.‘llll lIIIrII

ll ;I.klI~t.II and Calendars from 0c up.

 

clone bowls by popular
III iIIIII-y :II.:Il white,
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Follow the Crowd to

 

where you can soothe largest and most comp etII star. k of

Gill ELASS, llAVlLAllll ClllNA,

Etruria, Delft, Wodgowood, Jasper Ware, and many other kinds
of

, Fancy Chrnaand Brrc-a-Brac

. Christmas is Cumin".
'from'a furl stoca.

Corner North Main and West Streets.

 

Call early so you can select

 

 

 

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, ln irritation is hereby ex-l .

, tender: to the people at Norwali '—
l L- and III mm to inspect our goods. I -.-

‘ he to not claim" to give you I'

. 'l‘ gold collarstor fill-cert pieces; ' ‘I ‘-
.L L. but we will treat you fairly and -._
" .V justly. I .

thiIMBmG "
7’“ HEATING 1.7 WA“ 37' ..
HIIUSEKIIIIIPING 2
ARTICLES at
"" .23 WALL so. -—-
I 80h agent-I for the Victor BicycleafI/V '
i l l I “l I I I . I I I

, No excuse for sleepless nights when 1 in

you can procure One Minute Cough Cure it is often a mystery how a cold In

This will relieve all annoyances. cure been ” c.'nuglit' The {not is..however,

the meal severe dough and giie you rIItt that when the blood In poor and the ya

and ll'flnll (no 5"“ afford t'! ‘ln “‘m‘ltI III doprrmod one becomes pecull ly

outit.’ E P. Weed“ 5- U 5”“‘00 [liable tndinenscs When lbcappetite or
, ._....V_.__-- *-—‘ ._.._J--_ ‘the strength tails, Ayn-"II .Snrupurllln
~Ace’ton will prevent pneumonin. . Ishould he take; without delay.

 

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NASH& VANSCOY’SI

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MlLLlNERY MATTERS.

,Rlbbom Ind “risotto-pr Torin" and Their
Trlmmluge- Faulilnnnblo Veils.

Black and whlto ribbon in Wide and

narrow otriyn and in pl aids i.4 IIInployI-Il
for h: I: and import IrlnIII IingI: . This II;I III
lllnuilflllllilfilllllh I: Pt II in iruor forrnillini- ry
pur'ro:- ms for some _\I IIrs being. - haunting
and always nloo looldrrg.

Chenille is errrplored iortrimrnirry: as
well as rIIiIIgled in the felt braids now so
much used for hot slIIIpeII.’1'lII-ro ls ill‘it)
‘Iaimcy for l;‘. r'"II rm ”(‘3 of ob: mire. 'ilrlo
Sill: lltltql it -I ll‘. o center llt tlIr seed head
and Hil't'fllllt'l‘l of Ii poppy. 'l‘lII IIIyopIIy
l "riddles are to he obtained at all the uni

flclul llowcr I- wrote r4 {2' lhl4 [Ilil‘t‘tn‘tn

Tomas Iii-Ir iIIIII; h Iiorrr llllfl “inter and
f are corrrpmed oi 5;,ililc nstralthan, tllill-
clIllh or other for. ('lrlllllllll‘d '.\-I In lat-,II
IIpist'II lint: him and: he, rIIIliIIl \Iilol IN,

A rils rIIIII- li'l' Ii gIII It IlI- II of :IIttI Irtioo III
,prcsont Some of the so called rioi-IIlI'III4

urn only illIIHlitlti old enrml 'lIapI-s in
I hlrick net of torii ll‘ degrees of spotrlrnws,

., ‘ bordered with real hire. in cream or white.

l

,TlIIII'tI lIIII'II‘lly lltli'tll'l’tltl veils am highly‘

on! III-mainly. bu' that III: II I . IIII dim rIII IIIII

 
 

to Ir 1'") Women to long as the \eils .i. In
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fashionable and thDnDl-ll\6. The III there is

milling, the IIIo.4t pII.oIIoIIncId spcclmon
.hntjin‘I: green IIhIIIIlllII spots. For good
taste nrril beemrdngness black silver gray

and while \Inlls will continue to bear oil I

, the. palm. lioiwve. r.

l ' lI'IL4'lrion still dIIIIIIIIrIls that the hair lrc
loose and WMIId in front and gathered in
Ion round knot at the brick of the lived.
'1‘HK knot 1.4 high or.lor.v, according to the
hat on be worn over it. Chains of pearls
are again men wow-Ir through the hair us
the heroines or IJlIlIrIiIrIIIIicII used to wear
them, but. liigh hair ornaments nro pro~
ferried to: being more “anion," IIIIIartncss
lrelirp the standard by which everything is
now Irrensnred.

Tho skate shows It cloth rape adorned
with novel vars and finished around the
nerl. with n modici collar of velvet. mntch-
log the cloth in color. It is trimmed with
rrtltehlng and has six pearl buttons in
front. The hot in of (tilt and ho. a draped
knot of what in front and to group at
'plumcs. while velvet flavors are placed at
the hack. Jvmc Guam.

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the III-rout collection of impossibly brilliant I

THE BAMt Ol- one. II. ID.

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Home Interesting I: .Irh (m: rernlng That
(ire mt Monetary l)" prmlti ry.

The] llIIIIkor IIIII ”and l. tI\'IIeI-IIIIIriI-.~I

 

old. and it i4 III II-II- i l I.Il. in tin
World. in IL. I:I.I‘i;.' ti I;,:;llIII lIIIIIiIIIrIIyIlIIv-
(III [N I'll-rigs, llllll the yuIirIlg' sultry list

at. ltllllllt' Il to but liIllII ow t‘ $10 (I III ti. o
tIlIiIIIIlIiIIIIIInt. int rIIIII'iirrry; Si :J.I Ii III so.

At IIIII yrrII4I or time tho number of em

lilIIyIIIII lI- 1.3””.

No ll- If the 50 mo or so i'sIch daily
lsm‘er i44III-Ilrimin. [In it IIII’II llJ it l4
paid lil i- t‘ililt'l'llt‘tl and an I'iI'i‘IIlllllI kept.
M' in filing. line ol' the IIIII'lImlIlIN of tho
ll'llll'. i4 II £95: IIIIlII whiI-h \'.'.l:-i paid in
[I'll'l‘ helm: not ill years. in tho lrnIIk
IIlhIIIII for lawn notes lllltl otherwrrriosities
is n .LllJlll'lJllltl bank IIIIIII'wlIiI-b wan tlllt’fl
l~ISIIIIIl t‘IIII (‘I‘IlH‘l llll‘llt‘t‘ iii a transaction in.
volvirry.I II lzirzse IiIIIIIIrIIt lli'lllI'lll'}.

“'lIIItIII-r lost or slider). the lI.‘.:Ii;'.~x notes
will always be yacht. ()IIIIo Ii IIlIIrk ran
Iiwziy\I'itlinltnlrt z‘ltlUJllIIl worth of notes.
For six months IIIII their rind IIIIIIIlwr-ot
Irons \‘.'tlt' :IIlii I'll: "1. and :It rho end of
to: dilute .Ii Jew I.IyIIIII‘IIIIId \i‘ttlrtlI-IIIII aIIIl
IlIIrIIIIIIlIId th. It lliI-Vv tin paid. (in I.IIlIIy:
r‘Iilrrsril he want to tlIIIIIVIIhIIIrgIII.I.Il rrtlsed
such an IIIItIry, saying '.lI: It iH I II lIIInlc
'IrI {use d t I p I) itsomI I Hit" it InII.4t be in-
IIolt'IIIIrr. that the lIiIrlIIIIllIId him back and l
'.Iptltllilur the (till amount of the st IlIIi{
note .4. l

.I\ Irolher time one of the diIIIIIII' r.4 (icpoz- l
ited $.lrIo mo and t-I II II: Ii single note llol
put the yIiI-IIe of paper on the IIIrrI'ItIIlpiIIIIc
I and fell :i4leI-p. tlrr Waking he found the ,
III:to willn.‘ llII thought it had fallen into
.'I the lire and got IIIIIIIIIIIII note, giving n
guaranty that. if the HM Iroto error turned
up no Would be responsible t'orIit. Thirty
years later. tho than having died in tlII-I‘
IIIIInIItiIIIII. the first note. was priwoutwl for
L‘ilyliil‘lll at tho hook, and the bank stood
the loss. The man's II<tIiIIr had been di-
l \‘idIIIl. and nothing would he recovered.

l Clerks of standing: and IIlIIIrI'IetIIr are so-
leI'IIId to re main at the bank I-IIIry iI'I ght
:sz the Mar and on

IIrrIlIii's :Izirrdli Irk holl-
IlIr' \ l!“ ml of. mm. [14‘ is on duty

‘.III

t' «err
. Iii lit. and they are IrssietIId by It holy of
watchmen consisting of porters and work
man fully trnine III how to net in who of an
emergency. —L'lIII Iigo ‘\'I "79.

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The Non .ml Boy.

Tho normal lyoy l4 tho"nI-hln smazo"
of l-‘euinioro LoopIr IIIId Mnrr’yat’. and
\l. n. .. o RI i‘d. lie is Ii (' n more of “ or and
suite and n3 :1: t': less on his tiny stage M
the. red-kin o! roIIInIIIIII. but. at the some
tirno as honorable and as capable of gener-
no.4 irripnlscs mid of high wurngo and
‘Cllhnlrrlll‘. dar‘III g, 1'. Mind with the spirit
of devotion and lo'. I‘nlt}. “hot the boy
locks antlx'lnit. he gains ithiN'Wlll’tl ll be
bee-uncouns in most- IIIII4II4 he does—n right
minded and wholesome lrizirted lIII’HI, isu
sense of lIiIrdIlIII-ss. It rIIspIIIIt for the {cel-
iri,:sVoI' others and .Ii ti‘IuIzliof gentleness
and ‘IIIIli Hti‘i‘llll't‘.

lot the lat-l; of these feelings and qual-
itiI- .4 i4 in runllty nothing but the lack of
sensibility—of IIbilitv to feel to compre-
.II:II1 and to sympathize. heirsllrllit—y and
5;: III) nth} IIrIleInt tl:I IIII-p lII.Il liov Inks
mid “l1: It he gains “l: III 1. n ge Is not ol tho
red truth In vaot'li and tomatoes n man and

I' .ively inI-xIII‘InoIre.

 

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33¢ I,n..,tu‘§"t{"? I);

 

lN l‘LIIilltlli “£1.01! 1“ 1 Nil

isn tins MI. when it in propI‘rly done.

ii llllll A All...

tho Reliable lllolhiors Hatters and.
lurnishers

We open the Fall Season with an area ment
of New, Reasonable and .l)IIsirable Goods, at
wonderfully low prices. No question about it.

 

 

Ind the m IItI'IrII III. i'III I ' ‘.VI Ill l’I-IpI 1'. de .

tuned by I-IIIIIII o! the lIIIol artists of I'ie-

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in}, go to toward making it c:III Ipiro- i
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l’II. totes and Picture Framing.

and 1) III; rat-

Ar III-Ite' a: crisis.

Painting, l’IIpIIIIIhn 154mg
ing.
Decker,

79 ‘Waahirzgton street. South Nerwnlh.

 

 

LIa Grippe
Cured

ACETON !

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Rheumatism Cured by
ACETON.

, ACETON.

ACETON.

Neuralgin Cured by
ACETON. V

ACETON.
.tCETOX.

_ ACETON ,
is the grant remedy whore pain is uprotnii
Iii-m. .-_\ mptom.

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Act-2T0}? V
is put up in boxes of 1:3 powders each!
ACl-Z'i'OV
is sold by ll. ii. Plnisted and at whole-
II. IIlIi by

If so, ask nine persons out of every ten,
“Which store sells first class goods at low-.
est prices," and the answer. will be, Francis

'V & (‘0. Our store is our'best advertisement
for superior goods, at popular prices.

FRANCIS&CO.,

86 Washington Street. South NIirwaIk. Conn.

 

 

 

 

This space is for !

lllllll & Zeluli ,,

rill-1 \\ El li-KNUWX
Wholesale and Retail

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