SIDE OF TIIE RIVER.
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later; Olsen Brothers.
for the Minnow Booth at the
. m mac law—Property In.
it the lone: Emit to be Sold.
no! is on sale at. the East .\'or~
1,1700 by Irving Smith, with
Mo! news for this column can
A. J. Smith reports that the
business firms of the Norwulks
”presented in the merchants"
in the ladies' bazaar by the follow-
Wfll gifts: 3. S. Tiilotson.
W hat: Daniel L'Hommedicu,
, barrel of flour; Charles H. Ais-
W, bicycle lantern; J. B. Wheeler,
ve packages of tapioca; J. W. Man
thyme tonccal; E. E. Gotham, wall
oudlnbor; Robert Joselovsky, two
hour; Scofleld& Hoyt, rockingchair;
II. Ferris, one ton coal; A. H.
‘ haon, pair shoes; Glover 1&3 Ell»
, pair shoes; Holmes, Kecler & Bel-
company, barrel flour; D. W. Fitch
Mi Tristram 8: Hyatt, counter-pane
andtowels;W A. Benedicté'a Co. suit
of clothes; Theodore H. Olsen, rubber
:A. Dickerman & Son, rug; H. E.
wall,two sleds; M. S. Smith, table
;.E Wilcox & 01).. cash; South
Km Boston store. Rochester lamp;
, _ d1 00.. leather satchel; J. W.
, two agate kettles ;.EC .Seymour.
7 Tonia ham; Norwnlk Boston store. table
' cover, Bryant & Besse, silk umbrella;
Arthur Pinneodnkstand; F. J. Curtiss
Go..lmnp, J M. Prowitt&Co.. pair
A chutes; Comatock Brothers, overcoat;
Raymond Brothers double tcan1lond
Split wood; Watkins & Dow, child's
tiled; H. S. Brown, pair shoes; Loans-
bury, Mathewson 181: 00., pair shoes; E1l-'
ward Street, handkerchief case; Robert-
sonBrothers, sugar: A. Stall, two bags
flour; W. S. Hanford. tea and coffee;
Nash & VanScoy. vase; Raymond 8.:
Sons, table; Hale‘s Pharmacy, thermom-
pair slippers;
Finch's Pharmacy, present; New York
Grocery company, one ham; Friend.
,twobagsflour; Friend picture; present
from Sturtevant. The value of these
mute amounts to somethinrr over
- 81%. The list of butchers contributing
large donations of meats toward the un-
nual supper are W. A. Folw.cll William
Beha‘nb, Paul Schultz J1 . W F.Lo1.-k-
wood, E. J. Wadhams. F. S. Ayres. C.
E: Biladon, William Carr.
flednesday afternoon and owning
adios will hold 1h1'ir Christmas
humor in'the East Avenue Methodist
church. A great supper will be served
for twenty-five zcents. A merchants
booth, ornamented with fifty Christmas
presents, each marked v1 ith the name of
the giver and the price of the gift; a
‘fancy booth, decorated with every vu—
rietytot fancy articles; a candy booth,
representing all the popular sweets: :1
switch back railway. and
,her countless family of
great and small.
The Swedish Churc- h society will hold
doll babies
‘ ameetingtonight to elect a delegate to
attend the installation of Rev. Oscnr‘
Lindegx‘en as pastor of the Swedish Mis-
Idol: society In Bridgepoxt Thursday
Pursuant to an ordc1 of the Couit of
' Pinhole the house and 111th the south
side 0! First ave11uc,belong1ng: to Hon-
" 7 ryflones’ estate and occupied by Silas
j‘ , 21'). O’Don. is offered for sale.
‘ ‘E. L. Hafuer has vacated the store in
[the Keogh building, and now conducts
only one place of business, that in the
Aisthcrpe building on the bridge.
I» Mbmbers of the Advent- church will
, 1111111 a’oottage prayer meeting in Dar-ion
I
.1;-
I
' , tonight, at the residence of J :unes Birch-
Mlss Edith Overton returned to Port
yesterday, from a visit with
.‘Whitson Wheeler, Henry sheet.
The ladies of the East avenue church
have decided to open their bazaar Wed-
nesday afternoon as well as evening.
J
.I-Ienry Richmond, of Brooksidc, will
oan a bologna factory on the Washing- ,
ton stre‘et.bridge.'
Miss Gussie Jackson, of Prospect place,
‘ has been entertaining Misa Emma Gray,
" uof Stamford.
A A daughter was bornthis morning to
Mr. 1111de Fred Field, of: Hanford
‘,placefi
Miss Lillian Hendricks is spending
her vacationinCranbui-y. '
Miss Nettie Warren returned home
Tact night from Ansonia. ~
'Dlyl at Grace In Pennsylvania.
The act of the assembly abolishing days
of grace in this state in its final form as it
went to the gm ernor does not take effect
untlhlhe lat of Jnnuorv,u11d then only on .
notes drawn on or after that d.1te.All
outstanding notes and all drown during
the remainder of this .1 1' 11- foiiow the old
rule and) are not pnmhh until time days
after the date on which pnvml nt is prom-
‘ seen arrested last summer for throwing
an and P. 1). Arm»
Cameo. boo.
made to mail what were evhleutlr infer
nal machines to George M. Pullman and
P D. Armour. A pestothce collector malt-
ing his round- found on a mailbox at
Cottage Grove avenue and Twantyucend
street two packages. one addressed to
George M. Pullman’s private residence.
on Prairie avenue. and the other address-
at! to P. l). Armour. Jr. '11 residence, Thir-
ty-scveuth street and Michigan avenue.
He was suspicious ot the appearance at
the packages. and on arriving at. the post
attics gave them to Superintendent Wil-
liam J. Bunion.
While the latter was telling Postmaster
fleeing about the packages by telephone
Mr. Armour-'0 private secretary came to
the poatoflioo and told llesingtbatn south
town business man overheard a converse
tion the previous night between two men
in relation to an attempt to blow up Pull.
man and Armour.
One of the packages was given to Capo
tnln Stuart. of the postal service, and $11-
perintendent Haulon was directed to soak
the other In a tub of water before attempt-
ing to open it.
The dangerous character of the pack
age: has been established without a doubt.
A trial test of their contents was made
and thin proved that the packages con-
tained an explosive in force akin to dyna-
mite. The packages were about 8 Inches
long and with 3 inch ends. They were
Wooden boxes, each containing a draw-
er. Matches were so arranged inside
as to ho ignited by the friction with sand-
paper. which wal glued to the‘box above
the drawer, when the latter was pulled
out. The boxes were well provided with
the explosive. but in the bottom was
placed a piece of lead pipe seVerol inches
long.
The arrest of Albert lieaser was made
on the strength of the statements made
by Collector Kirkwood, who said that the
man whom he saw place the package on
the box resembled a man whom be had
stones at Mr. Pullman's window». He
was under thalmpreuion that the men
were one and the same, and Beaver, who
was the stone thrower. was at once
brought in. He denies in the strongut
manner that be sent the packages through
the mall.
CAPTURED IN BUFFALO.
A that of Notorious Professional Cur Bur-
glara Broken tip.
BUFFALO, Dec. 17. —Tll(l police of the
Eighth precinct tonight arrested a gang of
six of the most notorious professional cur
burglars in the country. They are George
Freeman. known as Big Jock; Dan Ca-
rey, Chris Vernon, John Lynch, John
O'Neil and Ed O’Hara. '
The men were all heavily armed with
44 caliber pistols and carried on elabo-
rate our hurglnrs' outfit. Their capture
Wes effected by means of 11 steel pigeon.
The gang mostly came from Chicago
some time ago and ham made Bull‘nlo
their headquarters since then. They have
operated systematically at robbing freight
cars on the New York Central. West
Shore, Erie, Nickel Plate, Lake Shore and
Lehlgh Valley roads within 11 radius of
100 miles or so of this city. and the Con-
tral alone claims to have relieved to the
extent of. at least 31.011011 month from the
depredatlons of the gang.
All the men have bad records. Freeman
is known to have served three years in
Columbus, 0.. for car burglary, Carey
and Vernon passed tWo years each in jail
In Ohio, while Lynch and 0 Hero served
terms in the l1 ric county penitentiary.
. Three May Be Drowned.
Yoruans. N. Y.. Dco. i7.-—Scnrch is
being made along the river frontier some
trace of the bodies of Alexander Houston.
the old‘
' woman in the shoe, will be there with'
darkness. and they had lost all truce of
‘ Boston. The fire was caused by the upset-
food. This is one of the reforms recom-
l mended by the ~110It‘1y01'g111’1lzcdt0 procure
uniformity in slow ivgl 1.1111111 *eyornl
other states, £111 iudlnz Vow )ork.ha1e
abolished dolsof gran-1.11111iwe have no
~ dotlbt that all the status in time will folv
.« low suit and relegate (lays of grace to the
lumber of the pint L—l’niludelplim Pm".
1
“$011,223? is. p “
Fred Fischer and Louis liochtoid, who are
believed to have been drowned by the cap-
sizing of a r1'1whont. The three men, tor
gather with George Hul‘fncr and August
Stecbelmeser, went fishing. having an.
gnged two boats for that purpose. They
started home in the cloning together,
Hnfiner and Steohelmoser arriving safely
Tho bouts had become separated in the
their companions.
Nebraska Bank Failure.
Insects, Nab, Dec. 17.—The Gevmnn
National bank has closed its doors. The
bank has been looked upon as a little un-
certain for some tinte,..nn1l the depositors
have gradually been withdrawing. Tho
deposits aggregate 348, 0110, and the assets
will cover all liabilities. C. T. Boggs was
president and cashier.
Tan Manon Capital.
ALBANY, Dec. 17.—The Morgenthaiev
Linotype company of Brooklyn was incur.
poruted, with a capital of $10,000,000, to
make and sell typesetting and other ma-
chines. The directors nm 1). 0. Mills,
William C. Whitney. J. J. Regan and P.
J. Dodge, all of New York.
“'onmn Burned to Death.
Boston, Dec. 17.—Mrs; Annie Hanson
was burned to death at her home on the
second floor of a tenement house in South
ting of a lamp. ‘
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The daughter of Secretary of the Intev
rlor Hoke Smith is dangerously ill in
Washington.
Miss ,Glara Hazel Busch, daughter of
the wealthy brewer, and Captain Paul
von Canton! of Haagen, Westphalia, wore
married in St. Louis. ,
Dr. George W. Fraker, the alleged in.
surance swindier, who had been in jail at
Richmond, Mm, since his capture, ban
been released on bond.
r In a fire at Winnipeg. which destroyed
the Conchcn block, Major Merl-lee and
his wife were burned to death. Two oth-
ers were seriously injured.
John Robinson,'.aged 2.5 years, shot and
fatally wounded May Eckert, aged 24
years, his alleged wife. and than commit-
ted suicide in Philadelphia.
Chief Justice T. L. Suodgrass of the
Tennessee supreme court fired two shots
at John R. Beasley. a prominent lawyer
of Chattanooga, one of which took silent
in the arm. .
St. George's Methodist Episcopal church
in Philadelphia, the mother church of
Methodism in the United States, cem-
memora'ted its one hundred and twenty-
sixth annivereity.
Secretary Carlisle submitted his an-'
nual report to congress. It shows that
the total receipts of the government
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from customs, internal revenue, the post-
al service and other courses for the fiscal
year ending J 11113 :30, 1805, were $390,378,-
203/311. The total expenditures for the
same period. including pensions, interest
on the public debt, etc, mounted to
$433,178,4'o 48, showing a deficits! MB,-
‘1
Clocks.
kinds of Jevrelry and slot of Miscellan-
NOWATTDN.
The whistling ofa locomotiw and
cries of the operator in the signal tovvor
hero awakened residents near the 111,111:
about 2 o 'clcck Sunday morning. The
cause of the disturbance was that the
grass in l“. Boylston's orchard. just
north of his baby carriage factory,wuu
on fire, and threatened to destroy the
building. Superintendent Bryan and
son Harry, E. Themes, Darius Fergnmn
and Charles 'I‘uttle responded. and
quickly put out the the
Mr. and Mrs. H. Horton went to
New York last week. having received
word that their niece. Nona Riclnmison.
was not enacted to live. They were
gratitiml to find, however. that she was
better. and that the attending physician
entertains hopes of her recovery.
Yesterday a spark from a passing lo-
comotive set the picket fence in front of
David Fallon‘a residence on fire. The
flames were extinguished before more
than three or four pickets were burned
The case of Stanley Lowndcs against
Daniel and George Wicks is specially
assigned for trial today in the Superior
Court. Mr. Lowndos cues for treatment,
while the Wicks claim ownership.
The Christmas entertainment of the
Rownyton Baptist Sunday school will
be held Christmas night, in the church.
Avery interesting pmgmnmu: will be
n'ndert-d by the, numbers.
George Vosburg has moved from the
Wile-11111 Point mud to llnrvey Avkurt's
house on St. John avenuv.
DANIEN AND NDRDTDN.
(lmrgo dining“ 11rd of Noroton.
has had rh.11;,1' for sonn- ti1111- of 11 f1 111:1-
of mcn who are working on John D.
Crimmins' handsome grounds at (311!-
londnr's Point, laying out the premises
and planting trees. Last week Mr.
Crimmins learned that seven of the
men were ltnlinus, and as Mr. (friuuuins
does uotnpprum- of them. he 111.111.111.11..-
' ly come here. and Saturday Mr. Strung-
wnrd and tho 1111111 and twu 1111111111 \ver
laid off, and the Work is at n standstill.
Whether Mr. Strungwurd will go hurl;
again could not be learned,
There is excellent skating 1111
and Austin‘s ponds. and tho
people are making 1111- 11111141 111' it.
lltlua’
5'1 11111 g
The 111111nl1or1-1 oi Enid:- Engine 1-11111-
puny1'r1c1ai1'e1i‘tl11'ir new badges Sutur-
day.
Benjamin Burke. 11f Nnrnlnn. hosiwon
spending :1 few days in 51111111 Norwulk.
Ernest Koch is \‘lrlilll” in Huston. l’fl.
CRANBURY
Mrs. (11-min: (irvirurx of Nofwidk.
daughter of Mr... L Illlr'll Barnum of this
place. foil down stairs. injuring: hem-If
quite severely. '
ibdutiven and frir-nds gave David
'i’im'I-zler a surprise party on the evening
“Pluslibirthday. livircsinnvnts own-
sorvod. .
Mrs. H. M. Fillow and daughter
Frankie.‘pont Sunday with her sister.
Mrs. Minnie Gregory.
Weekly prnyvr meetings are Ilt‘lfl
every Friday evening :11 the residence
of TViIiinm Gregory. g ' i
A Christmas 1:11tcrtai111n1'nt will be
held in our school house on Friday oven
inn, December 20th.
Mrs. JohnEilgl1’dmrdt has purchased
land of J . A. Partrivk.
R0121". E, Robbins 111111011011 in the
chapel Sunday.
Charles Hyatt has pin-chasm! :1 new
horse.
Charles 8. Benton is hick.
Along the Niver Front.
The schooner Eva L. Ferns has sailed
from Wilsrm Point for Norfolk, V11.
Raymond Brothers are discharging a
cargo of crushed blue stone.
. A.
The bontg Nell and Ted islat John H. 1. ,. j '\ \
Ferris' dock with coal.
IA genuine ghost-story has yet. to be
attested; but not so ‘a genuine l1lood~
purifier. Over and over again it has
been proved that Aycr's Sarsaparilln
stands alone among medicine as the
most reliable tonic-alterative in phar-
macy. It stood alone at the World's
Fair. ‘
Singers, public speakers. actors, nuc-
tioneers, teachers, preachers and all who
are liable to over-tax out irritate the
vocal organs, find. in Ayer’s Cherry Pec-
10:11.1. safe, certain and speedy relief.
A timely dose of this preparation has
prevented many a throat trouble.
AUCTIO‘V’
A. L. WE‘LL? Auctioneer.
willsellat public auction. iii-i Washing-
ton street bridge, South Norwalk Saturn
day, December" ...1 and Monday, December
23 1995 at (‘10 clock p. m. the contents of
aJewe ry store, cnusistin of Watches.
Victim, Gold Rings, and all
.—.—-
itive; term cash.
d1? 5t
”Goods. Sale
“33y orderof D. FE NBERG.
drug store, under Tlli‘ Muhnr‘ko'nm Hotel,
FREE! FREE!
To KIDNEY SUFFEBERS“
in opportunity Worthy ill You
notice.
If you under yith kidney disease or
any ailment arising from an improper
action of the kidney 11 or urinary organs.
this offer we make to the people of South
lorwldk should interest you. 111 the
advancement of medical vii-nee. the
kidneys. being alumni the ammo of
greatest immrttuwo to human health.
have not been neglected, and in placing
before you such a cure on Dmin’s Kidney
Pills, the-proprietors recognize how far
somnny statements of the makers of
similar preparations have fallen short of
their claims, being convincml that no re-
medy for kidney complaints in existence
equals Dean's Kidney Pills for such ail.
meats; strengthened in those convictions
by letters that are daily received of the
Work they are doing for mankind‘s bene-
fit, old bucks and young backs are being
constantly freed from never-ceasing
ache. and many 11 11111111 11111! shuttered
one. stooped and 01111111101111]. is strength
cued. invigorated and infused with new
life. With Much a medicine an odor of
this kind can I111 made without hesi-
tancy, for while we 10511 1111- box we give
”you, we make a friend that assists no
in the sale of many othora.
0110 Full Box
of Dunn‘s Kidney l’ills will be .given
away free to every 111‘1'11'1111sufl’111'l11g with
kidney ailments at the 1111dv1'sim11d ad-
drone. First come, first sorted, and
only this11111-cl1n111-o 11iT1~r1'Il. Remem-
ber this 1'11 not a humpb- box. but 11 rogu-
Inr size but of Dunn's Kidney Pills,
which retails :11 511111111“. For limse in
the country who cannot l‘lill in time.
from boxes will I11- 111ni11'1l up to 11nd 1'11-
('l111l1'ngl)o1'einl11-r 2111!. f: r all letters r11-
1'oiVNl, in the order 11f1'11m1ipt. Helm-111-
bcr. free distribution 111111 day only.
Thursday, December filth. at i’inistod's
48 Washington street. South Norwalk,
("111111.
Gut this mivm‘tim‘nn-nt out and mime
paper. .
Sole agents for iiw United Stun-mitos-
tor. Milburn (‘11.. 5111111111. X. Y.
—.\Ii.\1~1l 1111111. “ lb-‘. 1’. D.
1111111011 & C11 11.
{111' “.‘Turts.
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Harper's Weekly.
“Th1: (’ir.1y,?-l1111.” :1 lil‘W Fl-l‘llll story
by H. R.(‘r1x'k1'it. will I11: published in
Harper‘s Weekly, laiuinningin January.
During the current month. or in the i111~
mediate futlu‘v. the Weekly will (-1.11-
tnin illustrated articles 1l1'.~'1"rii1i111: the
regions of the Venezuelan l1 mndmjv dis-
pute, of the troubles in 'fi'urkcy. of th.
rebellion in (31111.1, 111111 of lin- .Tnpnnws".
acquisition of Formosa, 'i‘iwrr- will :1!-
sn I111 lintmvnrthy papers 1111 1iolii1‘-~'ti1
111111111154... the notable features of the
Great West. by Julian Ralph: and
"Debt and anuuti1'111.”nn important p.1-
p1-1' of national interest by J. K, Upton.
The Christmas number of the Weekly,
1:1'1utuiniug thirty-two pages in an orna-
mental 1 over, is of uncommon beauty
and value
lSTliIC'i‘ 0F \‘(lIiW U K 59.. ml’ilO-
BATE Ci)! IiT,U111‘1nI1crl41t11, A.
i) Nib.
Estate of Joseph O‘Rourke, lntc of Xer-
wnlk. in said District, dorms-ed:
The Court. of Probate for the District of
Norwnik, bath limited and allowed six
months from the dam here-11f for ll)"
Creditors of said Estate to exhibitlhrrir
claims for settlement. Those who 111'giect
t1 presenttbelr amounts properly 11111111
ed, within said 1 me, will be debut-red a
recovery. All persons indebted to said
imitate are requcsncd to make immediate
payment to 0.3111111141111er .111. ‘
lieu! rev.
' DOLL SALE I
urmuk Baptist (then b.
31w.» Onset. December II.
0pm at 2 o'clock elierumu. and owing also
ht relmbmentc Will be served. aldu‘ib-
IIOIIWIIIIK UPEIIA HOUSE. ;
1
ONE WEEK COMMENCING! I
MIINIIAY. DEB. 23d,
11ny supported by
Miss Sara Montgomery,
EDIT. I. BARRETT;
Hints F Slipper.
under the g‘ewlm o' the [Mic-ct the 80m
Dar apartment I11 1111111131111. our prices the lowest. and quality guaranteed
Time are the most important. points for Christmas buyer» to remember
SPEIIIIIL HOLIIIAY STIIIiIiS
Musical Instruments
Silverware Novelties.
Plush. Leather and Celluloid Cocos.
Fancy China and Bric-a~Brac.
. Toys. Dolls and Games.
Lamps of every known style:
following repertoire:
"film es 0! a Great (' ity
“Mistaken identity "
"011v Regiment. ’
“lii1k ry 1"."111'111
hiavrry 111ml
"ilt- 'lwvutl 'i‘wn h‘ircs.‘
‘ Irish Doctor. ”
".‘iirnidnf‘
"Amerium ilnrn "
" The Bowery.”
Price,» 101-. 211.1 and 31h- Succini matinee
(‘hriatutm day and Suturday.5m1n on
sale at W 1: ul n and ”lumlimtou 11.1““
‘1
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From 88 North Main Siltel.
in HS Wash'nglon Street
WILL BE READY FOR BUSI-
NESS DECEMBFR 5
B. A. VICKERS
'flxltf
IT“.-
:5. i-l Water bury.
Peal [stale and insurance
mulucompuoy oi rare excellence in tbcl
Silk Shades and flue Decorated Globes.
Fancy Stands. Tables and Jardlniers.
New Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets. line Blunts, Umbrellas.
And hundreds of Novrllim sel- vied for this Holiday Trude.
W. S. STIRTIIIIN‘I‘,
lionh Main aiit‘lru Streets. $011111 linlwalt
III IIPPIIIITIIIIITI.
-M. ._..._...
A rare opportunity for the balance of the week. We
are offering 5‘") dozen Gente’ Under Flannels, White
Grey, and Red
40 Washington 8t.. Se Narwalk
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\ certain great 11111.; of
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Tbisuln'm Ll1.n1cdfrnu1
his ”1111.11
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Ind 1,
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it 111 111111 11 (ml/mun:
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Uncle
Sam
is another Monarch,
who 1; ~ . '1111'1 ! c l’agc’ 5 (line Hi the sland-
r'.1./.1.l1 . . :1 1.11h'Unitcd States Arse-
171ls.1!a.- Patent Oiiitce :1iih 1 National
'vl'iscutn. i‘lzu i'nlhrnn i’.1i1cc 1’ it (.11.
‘1 1111‘ :11' .' 1'. 11,-.11' or in L’lf'dlflt‘t-
‘v‘m- :111! '5. 1151.111! I1.1I.1:11,p1r1'.r under
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Real Estate For Sale
)l'RSl'AV'I' to an order of the i‘ourt of
I'riihfll1:,fllrth ll'slrit‘! of Nurtvnlk,
tho Milncribirr offcn for mile 11!! such
right lllIt‘ and interest. as Ii1-nry Jones,
.111
had at the time of ill-1 1l1alI1 in or to n
m-rtnin 1111115911111! Int 1111 the 111 11th side of
First avenue in I'nvt Norwnik suid lot
being in dimen imw about 1311:1311 {wt and
now omupird by Him 1) (1' il.- II For
nnrticuimw inqulm of
i)A\lDl'.(1()iliiA\l. Adminhtrntnr
Mount Kiaco .\1w‘1nrk,
orl I)“ Kill) I. 1.111: T! -\,\i.
Hus! Norwalk.
East Sorwnlk, December 111111, HIV». '1
1 17 1.
IIO F'O 1&-
Florida and the Southl
B Y
The CLYDE UNE
Farr- to Atlanta and return 1334 Limit,
d to January 10 11-1911
hare to Jmksomillc, Flu.,an1l return
. -I ll).
gAll tickets include meals
whiie on board of the steamer.
informationJickcts. std'trroom, etc.
(all ire 01
National, Bank.
or W. T’. CLYDE & (30.. General Agents,
'5 Bowling Green, New York.
and berth
dl? 31. Adminietrumr.
. 1. -.. -.......
'tylish, well-fl
"you can think of.
South Nor-walk.
A Damty Gift.
After all said am done, a fine, wellcmade,
mpg/pair of shoes is ab accept.
'1hle‘a CHRISTMAS PRESENT as anything
if there is any question as,
to where the very best. of its kind can be pur-
chased, it's easily answered—at-
H. 5. BROWN’ 3
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
Conn.
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MEAD’S, 92, Washington. Street.
Loads of FRESH CANDY, made Saturday morning,“ 913,101), ‘15c, and
200 per lb.
Elegant Chocolate Nougateens, 20c per lb.
The Finest Cake 1n the city. THE LARGEST BAKERY SALE ever reoo ed
All kinds of Penny Cakes, at 81: per dozen. Coffee Gates, at 8:. Layer Cakes,
21c. tunic-ken, 5c. Sapphire Cakes,
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And as is natural do not want to my more than possible. At the
same time a good variety, to choose from is desired We think we
fit. right into the space both as regards price and arsorzment
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SPECIAL summon
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has been paid this year to‘lote at 101:,m25c 49o nodes 1. We have
(“4?va 11 special tables to each of these prices. and you can by a.
,m’mplo glance see anywhere from 50 to 100 different articles at
|theae prices. We intend more than ever this year to make the
igoods sell themsvlves and price is the only way to do do" it.
Ico’rdial invitation is extended to all whether buyers, rhdppe “
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Iioolzers, samplers; in fact, to all who have any spare time on the 1'
Come and spend it with us ,
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Norwalk Chronicler