tilt: at... m... n u.
JUNE 1!. in.
I.
TRAINS LEAVE 80ml! NDRWALK A3
FOLLOWS:
Foo Nut Yotut:
A fl.~fl£0ex,iimex,tl lilac,” lac. film,
M l u. it all rx. inn ex. u no pc. to M or. ill a at.
l “71m. lerizwcx. i ll nc. 3 2’: cs, if!“ It'.
lb” ac. Halon. out”. Milan. «was, iii-ow.
ll ll ac. tun; Ic. it: til en.
Scam“.
A. this one: tater. t5 illex. 9 ill ac. l'. M
Allianl'flleltmfltinc.
Fun Nun lineal:
A. M.-—lll‘lrx. l 209:. 632M. His-e. ti lilac
Otter, l'lllex. litlicx, it“ no. P. lump. t
on. 1 «inc. 2“ an to Midge rt.
ac. limitethl'lac. of: no. . 10 on, 72510. to
Bridgeport. ti it no, 0 ti ac. ll 15 no.
Shanna.
A. BIL—l (ll ex. 1 flier. 7 (18 no.0 12 ac. 7 if» ac
LEAVE SEW YORK.
Fon Scorn NORWALK!
a. 31.43") m'd'tox. um ac, om ac. 7m ac
a in ex 0 iflex. NM ex. nun ex. loud no, It illux.
ll Wine. 1201 noon ac. 0’. M.-iot ac. :mex
ll ltlexfillllolJlaZex 4 tum. 4 an] ex, owl
u. o (Ibex. ll mu. 7 lilac. 8 to ac, it till ac.
SUNDAYtI.
A. M.-—l'.’00ex, till) ac, 7 ill) ac. P. BIL-lit)
ex.
“..———~._.__.. m
‘u-l
Dantury Division.
Luv: Sotmt Sonwun:
A. M.—tl 37 a '. it if: no. it) till ox.
ac. 4 ill Pltufiultl en. ti 1:! ex, 5 fit! ac.
Shanna.
A. M.—-llm ac. P. M ~" 25 ac.
Lure Dauauuv:
A lit—timer. 7 30 ex. 9 57 ex. 11 40 no. i‘. M
42m fill-c truer.
- Entrants.
A. M.-8 05 ac. P. M. ii 05 ac.
ME:
ouuuo m Povuumu.
People surely realize that each and
every one are gadget! by what they are
able to do, an are not credited by what
some one else understands or can execute,
Ladies awaken at once to what most
concerns them,and that is their figure
and appearance.
P. M.—l Oi
Wcreuily believe it is an important V
duty we owe ourselves and friends to
make the most of what nature has. given
us.
Thus, to our hands are intrustcd not
only the tasteful adornment of the form,
but also our comfort, improvement of ,
figure, and in no small degree, our happi-
ness.
It. matters not whether we are rich or
poor this subject interests us all.
LA Ill 9 a
of true culture and intelligence esteem it
areal accomplishment to be able by the
exercise of thcir own ability to cut. beau-
tifully fitting garments.
Mtl'l‘c- Infill
canjuatly feel proud of their daughters
who possess the kuowlctlgc and ability,
notoniy to supcrintcntl but. to cut. and
make thcir own clothing. It is self cvl
dent- that they will make better wivwa and
mothers.
Y
may think this call is not for you, but
perhaps it is.
M) u utter what your station in life la you
cannot sen very far in the, fume, and a valu-
able trade may mean very much to you.
Now that your attention has been called in
the right direction. vlait tlm
‘ DRESS CUTTING SCHDBL
(with the determination of betteriuoyonr con~
tiltinn if Melble) and itivu'ticato the- work.
Schoo Tuesday, 'i'hursday and Sutur-
day, 13 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m.
22 SilliTliMAlii STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
i
l
E
t
130 1‘
, EaSt Norwalk,
W Siiifi‘i’s
Store, Ill“ First Avenue
-What § i
fistula
Oratorio it Dr. ”11% Pitcher-’-
prowription for Infantl‘ and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Oplnmp
Korphino not other Narcotic Inb-
rtanco. It bohemian: substitute for
Paregorio, Dropr, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. It:
guarantee is thirty yearr’ an by,
millions of lathe". Castoria in the .
Children's Panacea~tho Iothor'o‘
Friend.
CASTORIA
For lnthnta and Children. I
,
Do not. be imposed upon, but Insist upon
having C‘Jl-ilOl‘lfl, and see thatfllhe famimlle
aignatnre of ‘
is o u t h e
wrapper. ‘0' m
.We shall pro- ' ' '
lcct ourselves and the public at all hoards.
Tun Curran: Com-Arm T.‘ Murray 5L, NY.
“Fii of flood ‘
Things.”
, (lurstorc is fairly full with
good things in tirnccrics for
| Christmas and New Years
feasts:everything inNuts. lini-
', sins, ('onfcctlona, Fruits. l'fl'.
You are invited to sample our
stook of good ('undy. Which we
abuil offer at Mr, l'.’c and 13c per
pound. New Figs lilo pound. g
Lorenzo iiihble. .
Patent Medicines
EA8Y Alli] PLEASANT T0 TAKE.
AT OUR PRICES.
iii not. turn vo'r Til TltE.’
Loxatonilr ”Mi
Hood‘s barnaparilln, .60
“Ayoro’ Samaparilla, .07
D ma'a Samapan'lla, .fifi
Guticnrn Resolvent, .70
Scott’s Emulsion, .60
Green‘s Nervurn, .70
Stiliaon’e specific for Malaria, .75
Paine'e Celery Compound, .65
Brandreth'a Pills, 12
Alcock’s I’lantem, . .10
Benson's Capaice Planters, , .12
Castoria. ‘ .28
Carter‘s Pills, .13
Atwood’e Bitters, .
Badam'n Microbe Killer, qte., .75
Radam'a Microbe Killer, gal. jars” 8.60
Yankee Lung Soother, .20
ion. 8. Stiiison’s
Drug Store, "
12 Washington Street
8. 'H . , Waterbury.
Heal [stale and Insurance.
40 Washington St, So. Normal.
—*
Follow the Crowd to
w, ... w... marwmcmve
an: an luau or menu
on summons Iowa.
The Appropriation for Dredging ilouyiou liar-
lm Ellwood-warm Doings-Goom-
town iotlingt—tip Winnipnuit Way.
ROWAYTON.
The work of the m" thudgcr in tho
harbor is nearly (wrap? the appropri-
ation being alnat exit The dredg-
ing has oxtcudfil to u] i above D. M.
(forla-tt‘slmathouue. i
The Bahtiut. Sunday nbluml's Christiana
festival is to be bold lollight in the
church.
The Chrintnnta feutival of the Metho-
dist Sunday nchool will be bold tonight.
There will be u pmgraunnc of music
and recitatious by the scholars, and
l pumcutn for thcm.
rMcn‘s hip llthl'ii, tint-at qualityfiiljii,
“firm". H. Olsen'rl. is: Washington
ntrcot, South Norwalk.
Members of the Advent church will
holdnprayor hurt-tint: to night at tho
home «if William CllHt‘.
WiNNlPAUK.
Miss Mary MI'Sllcrric, of Ncw Haven,
is awndiuga few days with her ulster,
Mliiii Magnit- hit-Sherrie.
Mr. anti Mrs. Lawrenco McGuirc, of
‘New Durham, N. J., are visiting Mr.
anti Mrs. Michael Shoody.
Thomas Evans, of North Adams,
Mass" is spcmling the holidays with his
family.
civilian AND uonorou.
The "at home" mciablc, under the
uuspicv-s of thc Unitarian society will be
held in tho Town Hall, Thursday night.
The Endcuvor Strict-y of the Congre-
gational church is solicitingdonatioua of
clothing for shipwrcckcd and ncody
sailors. ('nutrihutious of new or our
vii-cubic nocombhuud clothing for this
purimc, will bc most thankfully rc—
cciwd at thc homc of Miss Hclcu Mort--
housc. Main street.
GEORGETOWN.
Imitationsnrc out for a social to be.
hcid in Boutmi Hail, Friday cvcnitur.
The- (lilbcrt d: Bcnnctt Manufactur-
ing company laid off twmity-tivc hands,
Saturday night, on account of dull
bunluoss.
WESTPORT AND SAUGATUCK.
~Mcn's hip boots, finest qualityJ'ZJJ.
:tt Thco. H. ()lscn'a, Kl Washington
stun-t, South Norwalk.
A ilidgeiieid Man Sand Bagged.
(lmrgt- Hoyt, .ir.. was knovkcd down
and robin-d on Main bll'l't‘l, Ritlgcticltl,
Sunday night about to o'clock. [iv
was found about an hour :ll‘tcrwurd ly—
ing unconscious m-ar that Ynngrcgutionul
church. with sumo had cut»: on tho back
of his hcud. Ills gold watch and about
>325 in mum-y was missing. ‘lt is thought
that a sand bag or piccc of load ‘1»in was
use-d. lluyt says that a strnngcr askctl
him what timc it was and hc took out
his watch tutcll him. That in the lust
llI'l't'lllt’llllit'Tri. ”
Home-Made Christmas Gifts.
Smoothinguniquc and conwuicul‘is
thc folding \l':l.~lit'-ptlpt'l' boxor buskct.
so czuily plll'kt'tl in thc trunk whcngoiug
fun-avian or a short stay nnywhcrc.
’l‘nmakc this basket, takc hcavy curd—
board and cut eight pin-cos, cuch about
right iuchczi square: cover them with
ploinor .tigurcd tluclr orlincu~u riccp
goldcn brown ficckcd with dull rcd nt‘
ycllow is artistic. ('ovt-r tho cight picccs
and ovcrlmnd thcm lino-1y together in
pairs: so that thc four sides of the basket
arc fonncd. ‘Mnkc a :similar fifth square
forthc bottom. In ovcr lumdingutlw
pair togctln-r Icnvc mm sidc of each square
opcnuntil a piccc of duck has been slippcd
lwtwccn. The othcr cdgo of this pit‘t‘c ,
of duck slip initwccn thc pieces fonning
thc bottom Square. and loavc‘ enough
loose so that thc four sidcs can have play
to fold down on the bottom, one square
ore-r the other. To huvc the basket in
mulinoas for llfit}, tic the four aides to-
m-thcr at the top corners with bowsof
' satin ribbon two inches whim—From
Harper’s Bzmmr.
ovERCOATS. ,
which will be issued on Dec. :26, will any
New lot in Blue and Black,
$6.00 TO $10.00.
Tailor-made. latest style, satin waists
and sleeve linings. ~ ~
[Diagonal Worsted Suits in 3'3in
NASH&VANSCOY’S
where you can see the largest and most complete stock of
a
Bill GLASS, HAVILAND GliiNA,
L Etruria, Delft, Wedgewood, Jasper Ware, and many other kinds .
Fancy Chinaathrid-a-Brac'
Christmas is Coming. Cull rariy so you can select '
from a full stock.
Cornet North Main"
i
\
and West Streets.
“ and ‘illaol.
. $8.50 A §UIT.
All great bargains. Call and examine. ‘
H . GOODWIN ,
170 “WASHINGTON STREET.
ly 9
ido not Want the Earth
with a fence around it
but will in thankful for a snail
ohm of Public Patronage in
Butter,Cheese,Eggs,
Lard, Pickles,
1 etc,,atThe NEWSTORE.
l25 Washington St.,
a. A. VICKERS.
n‘lb tf
r.
. too of the London Nonconformlat council.
‘wldows and orphans by the thousands.
the death. The greater the combatants
Does His Silence Portend War
or Peace P
worm GOVERNOR FOB 001A NA.
l'ho Britt»: Prue and People Calming
Dow-«Tho (gimmick Adrien Arbltm
tic-mind?“ earn-3w- VICWI~—Am¢rl-
on Peace Inlet: Panes herniation.
LOXDON. Dec. fill.-}bquIriu made in
high official quartet-I have elicited the in-
formation that the Marquis of Salisbury
is not likely to make an early Itateinent
on the Venezuelan (inaction. but the gov-
ernment in manifesting every diuponitlon
to trout the qua-lion with calmness and
moderation.
Sir Augmtuo William Lawson lletn-
mlng. K. (I. M. (l... principal clerk in the
colonial office, bal been appointed govern-
or and commander In chief of Brltlah (lul-
ann in succession to Sir Charles Cameron
Lees. K. C. M. (6.. recalled when the
Venezuelan quention began to assume an
acute lingo. Ho wan born in lull.
The dlwnuion of the Venezuelan quoo
tion continues with unabated vigor in all
the presl. The Time- thin morning print-i
column: of correspondence on the subject.
Mr. Andrew Carnegie writes to that
paper in favor of arbitration, with a price
fixed upon such territory as ban boon not-
tled by the British should their title he
found defective.
Colonel A. C. (foiqnhoun. who recently
villtod Amotlcn in connection with an in-
ventigation of tho Nicaragua canal project
and who hall Ilnoo bin return to England
mado various addrouu on that subject,
write. to Tho Times offering hie testimony
that tho Mouton doctrine in an abiding
acntlmnnt with Americans and must be
counted with.
Tho Chronicle says that it in probable
that while tho tension latte United State-
Embauador Bayard will not leave Lon-
don, but that so far there ll no indication
of when President Cleveland's acknowl-
adamant of Lord Sallubury'l dispatcher
will bo received.
The Chronicle, in ltd leader. coalition
that if the proposed mmmlmlnn be com.
posed of men like Edward J. Phulps, An~
drow 1). White and Georgu 1",,Edmundl
it molt command respect. and that some
furthcr proposal from Lord Salllbury
would become expedient and necessary.
"it scam: to on." says The Chronicle.
“that he might otter to directs the limits
of the application of the Mouton doctrine
and perhaps oven to submit the boundary
question to arbitration."
At a meeting of the executive commit-
Ilr. Clifford prnsldlng, it was decided to
telegraph a greeting to the Christian
churches of America with uympnthy in
their eflortn to preserve the pcpce and the
hope that thoy would be crowned with
sucrose and thus enable England and
America to cooperate in behalf of antler.
lug Armenia.
I
Ponce Buolutintu Fund.
Baotou. Doc. Lil—Tho Amnrlt‘nn Pcnco
society of this city, which includes among
its members Hon. Edward Atkinson, Hon.
liobcrt Treat Palno, Mrs. John Ward
Howe and others. at a locating passed tho
following resolutions:
War betvvucn tho United State: and
Grant Britain in a moral impossibility.
Neither nation—surely not our nation—-
can be guiltynf thcawful crime of attack»
ing the other.
Threats of war by tho United States are
worm than a ntupcntloua blunder. t'iiris~
tinnity, civilization and humanity con—
demn not merely war. but; threats of war.
Justice between nations is good, and 93'
pociaiiy by the powerful to the Weak.
Magnunlmlty inspires our country to stock
justice for chuzuolu from liritnin. ’i‘he
Monrocdoctrino avenue—first, the safety
of the lfnltcd Status, and. rccondariiy. tho
protection of thin hemluplmrc from Euro-
pean opprcsalon. But our safety in as:
cured beyond question by our power. it
is inconceivable fully to so extend the
Monroe doctrine that boundary disputes
of ancient origin, growing out of the
doubtful documents or data beyond our
icon, must tmperii the peaceful progress
of (.fhristian civilization. What madness
to cmbroil our land in tho constant dia-
senslons of tho Spanish, Portugunso and
mixed races of South America!
Our government has done well to inter-
vono hy honor, diplomatlcappcnl and pro-
toat, including urgent requusts for arbi-
tratlon. After diplomacy has faiicd two
great notions must always arbitrate if the
quarrel be grievous. dd
Tho exact Venezuela boundary uinii's
into insignificancc measured against the
peace of the English speaking people prin-
ciples. War betwacn them Would chock
civilization. inflame malignant passions
and inflict immeasurable suffering on the
masses of the people, the millionsof work-
ing men and women even now struggling
hard to corn bread for their families.
The golden rule condemns war and
these threats of war. The rulers of both
lands are in fault. Both nations muet
rncclin. War between two nations of
brothers, leaders of the world in Christian
clvllizntio’b‘,’is impossible. We appcnl to
the Christian conscience and common
sense of our people to do all in their power
to maintain invlolate the existing and
steadily growing sentiments of amlty and
pence‘ between the English speaking na-
tionl. ‘
I'll. fndepondent'n Views.
NEW YOlW, Dec. ill—Tho Independent,
editorially: -
War? No. a thousandtimca no! God
forbid! It is a thought too monstrous to
be seriously entertained. '
War means slaughter—frightful slaugh~
ter. It means the killing of men in un-
told numbera It. means the making of
and the breaking up of families. It‘means
destruction of property, great injury to
commerce and the wasting of millions of
treasure. It is not a gay naval parade
nor a grand military review, but a delib-
erate, vindictive and remorseleal duel to
tho more fierce and terrible the war.
War with England? Impossible? She
in our mother country. We are of font)
blood, one recount.- language and' one
civilization. ()ur frequent expressions of
jealous impatience with her only proves
the sincere attachment that exists at tp’o
bottom. War with England? Fnrbe t.
from‘it. .
War with the United States, her own
kin, with whom the bondr of peace have
no long rem lned unbroken“: England
w
lion: out theorem» of bore mom
with lmnl .
War in t o my but thing any n:-
tloa ought to think of. We are not be
your! in ‘provlaoc of diplomacy. fin;-
iand bu lven no an ultimatum, nor it”
oh. given Venezuela an ultimatum. It in
not cowardly on our part to mine to pro-
olpltnta a conflict, it in moral cowardice
not to persist for a peaceful humiliation.
We do not propane abject lurmndcr. We
pronoun to utntid by tho Mom-on doctrluo.
England gave her cordial assent to it
once. Why not again?
Lot no have faith that. honorabln peace
will be aconred, and let tho huthcadn on
both olden of the Atlantic who arc conjur-
ing up the murder of war he treated I!
chattering mantel
Venom. Preparing For War.
Chum-nu. anemola. Doc. :34.——-Vono~
zuolaiu making active preparation for
war as tho poaalbieoutcomo of the bound
ary dispute with Great 'llrltain. Four
placed between Caravan and but tluayra
have been for-titled. Venezuela has 15o.-
Otttl rides on hand for the lulu of her solo
diora. Eminent; firms are distributing cirv
culara in favor of a commercial warfare,
which has already bcgun. upon all Eng-
lish homes and English goods.
senelus ETEPNIAK DEAD.
._.. .. ... .-..._
All Exiled Run-inn Nobleman and Political
Economist Accidentally Killed.
Manor, Dec. 2t—Sorginu Stepnlak in
dead. He wax kiiicd by u pnselng train
while ho was walking near a crossing at
Chlawlck.
Set-glue Michael Dracomanntf Stoppink
won born in ln‘ll at llndjatscb, in tho
Ukraino mountains, and canto of a semi-
nobio fnnuiy. dcsceudod from tho (.‘msarka
of Little Russia. From 155'.» to Will he
FEllGll" STl-TI‘YIAK.
was a student at lilotl‘, and he published
'suvcral Wul’k-l during that limo. which
warn prohibitctl by the government in
1502.5. »
in ln‘Ti) ho bccnmo nprofcsuor at the
Unlvcrslty of lx’iell. but was rcmowd
from his chair by tho govcl‘nmcnt three
years later.
lie was exiled in 13‘?“ on account of his
criticism of tho aystmn pursucd by (.‘uth
'l‘oistoi, ono of the ministers of justice,
and bu thereupon settled in Geneva. writ-
ing various popular works in the Little
Russian dialect.
Ho began to work hard for tho cstnliv
llnhmcnt of equal political rights Mid de-
claredngainst socialism as well a; abso-
lutism. Some of his principal works are
“'I‘ho ’l'urka Within and Without." "Ty-
ranicido In Russia" and“l.ittlu Russian
Internalionniism." llu has .~inco cult
tributcd much to tho nmunzincq on the
‘eantorn Furupcan pcuplca, iio has writ.
ten no Wcil Works on tho ctbhoaraphy,
history and iitcrutnrc of Littlo Russia,
and, with M. Antonowitch, has edited a
collct‘tion of "Littlc liusdun Folklore.”
KILLED, IN A WRECK.
Two Heavy Freight Trnlm (‘rnnh Together
With Illanatrnm "ainlll,
Cun‘nxoma llm'. ‘Ji.-——,\ bond on col-
lision OCl'lll‘l‘I'tl on tho t‘iucinnati South-
crn railroad iwtwccn th hoary freight
trains at (‘nrditb both trains running at
tho rain of if» lllllt‘s per hour.
Thrcn unknown trampmvcro kllictl. .i'.
5'. Brow. ,,j¢.whitc’i, hrnkrman on the
north [infill train, was fatnilyinjurcd,
and tho lowing wcro a-Iriousiy hurt: J.
llcath, tlrcman, Somerset, Ky, ; Will Now-
man, Erlll'ril Muffinllan. flrcnmn: U. (Tau
tor and .l. H. Weetcott. cngiuccrs, all of
Chattanooga. ‘
Two cngincs puilcd the South bound
train forward by a disabled cnginc, and
the north bound also carried a disabled
vagina. The engines worn badly wreck-
ed. lloth trains carricd ill cars, which
werc seriously dumnncd.
Killed by a Cable Car.
Slew Youk, lieu. ‘Jl.——licnry J. New
tun, prisidcut of a bronze company, with
a found y at Synck, N. \'., and who lived
at 128 l :vst. Forty—third strcot, wan run
over and killed by u chiuutou m'cnua car
of tho 1 roadway cabin road at Broad-
way aud Twrnty-thlrd strcct.
.'oatmantera Appointed.
WAWIWJOX, llec. r2L—7Tho following
postmaatcra wcro appointed:
Rhoda Island—Lafayette, J. B. Barber.
Pennsylvania—Cool Spring. Lafayette
Shaffer; Russell, ii. '1'. Rusleil; West
Nicholson. ti. X. Doyle.
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.‘
George Godolphin Osborne, ninth duke
of Leeds, died in London, aged 69 years.
A bridge connecting the town of East
Hartford with Hartford was carried away
by ion. , -
Throo persons wore fatally injured in
an accident on the elevated road in Chl-
oago. ‘
By an explosion of gas at Schocnbur
car’s rolling mill at Plttsburg eight men
ware burned, one of them fatally.
Attempts were mpdo to steal the body
of Theodore Lambert, recently hanged for
murder, from the cotnctery at Camden,
N: J . '
Five laborers were injured, one fatally,
at the malleable iron works in Dayton,
0., being pinioncd butwccn the walls of
the building and a car loaded with pig
iron.
David F. Hannigan, the slayer of Solo-
mon Mann, who has been confined in tho
Hudson River State hospital pending an
inquiry as to his sanity, was released by
Judge Brown. '
At Frankfort, Ky, Senator Blackburn’s
friends have engaged headquarters for
him, and these will be open during the
acsalon of the legislature, which is to elect
a United States senator.
Counsel for Maria Barberi, who was
cannot toiern a the thought It ought to
helmponlble.
Have we cultivated red-on during all i
the centuries since we left the shades of {
barbarian: to dothrona it now for an ap- l
pen] to the word? Thorn who welcome '
war talk like fooll; than who‘re)! hila-
convlctcd of murder in the first degree.
has informed Governor Morton that if he
will commute the woman's sentence her
counsel will withdraw the cane from the
oonrto. Governor Morton has re lied that
he will not interfere in any way bile the
can in before the mom.
Clothing.
The kind we know you want and at price: you are n
ling to pay. That in our idea of bualneeo. Under 1
easy circumstances we can afford to guarantee ovary
garment we sell, and agree to return your money if dim?
satisfied with your purchase. “'
Furnishings
That we show you are the very latest at lot and of lieu
quality, up todate in every way, and t 0 beat for the
prices we ask, that any one can show you. Our boot id-
vertisement in our customers, always well drained
and pleased to recommend their friends to us.
W. A. BENElilt‘i & ii
l9 ilain Street.
liomail.
o
Sentinel Building,
South Hamil.
*
if You Wear Shoes,
if You Buy Shoes,
Then Read this Ad. Very Carefully.
Men's-i l-Inamel Iuvlaible ('ork Solo Slim-s. $3.50 to 15.50
Mcu‘a lieavy ltuasia ('alflilouhic Sole Shoes, $8.50 to 85.00
.‘lcn‘a ('ulf invisible (‘ork Sade Shot-a, $2.00 to 05.00
luulics' lnvisiblu t‘ork Hole Show. $3.50
Ladim' (.‘ulf Double Holc Show. button and lace, $3.50
Ladics' Cloth Top Show, something tine,
Children'u Shoce in an cmlicas variety.
’l‘iu- largest line of llrulics‘ and fit-at; Slippers; trl'cl‘ shown in town, from 50c to $2.00
$32. 00 and $3.00
A GOOD _ CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Rubber Goods
f3!
\\ 5 r“
of all the best makes, and fresh from the factory at cost.
Double Shoe Store,
40 AND 42 WALL STREET. iiOilWALK.
Everybody’s Shoes Shined Free of charge.
i
' fix
(lid and - Reliable llaiiy iiirect Freight lined“
—BETWEEN—
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—THE PROPELLERS~
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Will leave Pierfi23, E. R.‘, Beekman street, New York, at 5 p. m.
Leave Norwallr, 5 p. 111.: South Norivailr, 6 p. m.
Freight Received from in. m. to 5 p. m. ‘
Upon application to agents the City of Norwailr, Eagle and Vulcan will be.’
sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees-of the basin
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SCHAUB’S MARKET, .
38‘ Washington Street, South Kuwait. \ ‘
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Native 8221' Cash Prices. ’
line on accaunt of the owners thereof. _
Porter House Steak ‘ Bologna - 10¢:
Sirloin Steak , 12o Fresh-and Pickled‘Tripe 8c
lloundSteak Ur: Head Cheese 10¢
Shoulder Steak . _ .‘u; Liver Wurst 10::
Prime Ron‘at 10c and l‘.’('. llama. sugar cured 10c
Rib lioast 5c Shoulder 70
Pork Chops, Sc 3 lb. Lard 256
Pork, l5 lbs for $1 Pickled Tongues flee
Sausage, Sperry d: Barnes illc Smoked Tongues 136
Legs Mutton So sauerkraut. lib}
Mutton Chops 10c Fresh Ground Bone; for Chicken .
Fore Quarter Mutton in: Every Tuesday andFriday ,
Franklin-tern ‘ 10c
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litter cuts in the Same Proportions. "All kinds of Poultry at ‘
tin lowest Possible Prices. ,
‘ JACOB SCHAUB. PROPRIETOR. ..
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Norwalk Chronicler