w mmwwumm 5"
A Unlike the Others
B L TObacco
,vyill not give
Heart-burn, or
Bite your
Ton ue.
Best and
Cheapest as it is
niade from the
Finest Leaf and
is a Long Chew.
New York Announcement.
Homer’s Furniture
Represents the latest and choicest
productions of the home and foreign
markets. undiu larger nssortmcnts
than can he found elsewhere. Best
values in all lines.
lluIellies it the Holidays.
Those comprise thousands of articles. from
the ittoxpt’-ti~'i5c llockor', liasv (“hair or Writ-
iu: Dusk. l1) the most t'qullhllO fin-salty;
Table or Cabinet. Tho-0‘ desirous of Hoicot.
in: nsoful, handsome and 155'cr-55'clcorne
liniidnv (lift-'.vdil find mntIlI‘clI-Iicoin our
vast stock. and at ah prices. plainly marked.
Beautifully Illustrated Book: “0111'
American Homes 11111! How To Fur-
nish ’l'hern," sent on request.
R. J. Homer Sc (30.,
Furniture Makers and Importer-a,
51, '63, 65, w. 23dSt-. N.Y.
(Adjoining Eden XII-see).
is eof the
Han].
llornord' (‘1.s establishment
piglntc of ‘,'11\ Yuri: ——.\I I It rl'fl'
CANDY
the finest in the city, choice of
16 kinds at 2 lbs. for 250.
Oranges, liuIs.
"Raisins, Currants, Jams.
, ed
replied to. int-lose 1-: arm .
Whiter Grapes, Celery,
AND.
Everything
for Xmas.
Sauuelluustuuilr’s
721 out Main Street“,
A RARECHANCEI
A Pilll‘iG BUSINESS!
consisting of Grocery. Bakery and Ice Cream
hllriilht-e- Will be void v.15 cheap on coconut
of ill hrliili. E5 #1 ”bit“; about the hus‘uersis
in 110011 shape. and this is 11 rare opportunity
{or the r not person. App 5 at this 01111:». (I
,oJAWESUULDEN. 51122”
Physicieriiurflomeni
M38 09. ii. i. GUliFilRil.
Can be Consulted at her olitce
342 Broad St . Bridgeport, Bonn.
from file. 111.10? p In. any da5 except Sunday
The Doctor is It 191 Iilar physi -ian. and for
the past nineteen 5mm has made the DH
E55153 rot/“UMBER 11 sicctalti. ‘La: lee suf-
faring 1111mm; 1i: 111111111 inc iiIlcnttothe‘cex‘
can consult ilr. (lull lford in the strictest 1 -n-
”dance. with the assurance or rerciving
the most skillful and Mivliliflc treatment
known to modern Eill‘ltlf' and medicine.
Home care with nurse far at. had when requir-
'l‘yrma II nioratc All letters promptly
nvilrott
W
Silillil liilllliilli SAVINGS Billli
51 Washington street.
Open daii5' from 9 to 13a. 111.. and from lto
l! p 111.. and on Monday evening: from” I to B
I.‘ Interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN 801M ANS. Preat.
10118 1!. FERRIS. Vioo-I’reat.
- 1038mm” .Bmaad'i'xaao.
Ncw‘z ‘
NEWSQFlllEllilliWili
1 ”Ml.
users titer“ 111 1111111 111'
SillllllEi’S liElllllilEliSJ.
coco orrcaco :ov Bacardi
Ibo “all. My to M “I. If“ “I
“00100010001.
Wasntac'ron. Doc. Sit—Great interact
in official circlco hero bu boon excited by
the publication in The Poet of a stato-
mont to the affect that tho Bunion sov-
ornrncnt has offered to lend a United
r States any amount of gold up to 1100, 000,
Somo at The Things They too and lies
in Norwallr, South Marital and Vicinity
During Their Diurnal ioumyin‘go. !
Mrs. Henry 0. Bailc5, of Benton
atroot,i1111ick.>~ t
-_ l
The Christmas entertainment of tho
t~pr1nmvoodchapel Sunday school will
be bold tonight. 1 ' I.0
' The Christmas festival of the scholars
of St Just-[111' s Sundayachool 55illbc hold
Now Yours night.
The Christmas festival of Grace
111111511 Sunda5 I1o:hod 55111 ho bind to-
night at 7 o 'clo1k. The. tree and enter-
tainment will be In “IIL1x'k55'1xxl‘ Hull.
Charles Yost of Booth First street , is
reco5cring from a severe injury to his
foot. causcd b5' running,r a nail int ) the
Ineznbor yesterday.
The officials of tho Norwalk Strcot|
Riilwaycmnpmiy took a riduovor tho
Norwalk Tramway company's uewox-
tension to Broad Iiivcr, yesterday.
David Workman, Sr., was takcu s11rl-.
7111'1115' sick Sunday. not stricken with'
paralysis, as stated in another looil
p'IpI 1' He has now partly 1‘1'1:II\’Qt‘i‘rl
and Is doing nicely
.._.- t
Mrs. Licorjvc 15. Waters, oi 3‘5 \Vt'fiir
avonuo, who sustained a broken nose in
11111111155115 accident at South Norwalk,
whilo out riding with Miss J. i’carl
(hi-gory. is getting alonunicoly.
Tito regular nicotine of i’ucas Tribo,
I. t). it. 1“,, was bold Tuesday night.
and oiiiccrs were nominated. (III :11:-
count of the next lili‘l'liilg night falling
on New Yoar‘s ovc. tho olootion of
oiiiccrs will ho hold Monday.
'i'ho South N1 mvalk Sentinel has boon
vastly improvod with 11 now 1il'o.~'~' and
othorimportant changos. “'ith :1 new
homo and cxcolh-ut fiu'ilitios, l'Iditot'
(ioldcu is gottiruz out :1 pupor oi" which
ho has roasou to ho proud.—,l)11IIlIuI'5'
’l'uosd'15' night on intoxirah-d 1112111 :Ip—
poarod in West \l'ashiugton stroot. and
soon of tho business men hogan rousing,
him. The 1111111 finally ilt'l'iilill‘ angry.‘
and ('apfain (.‘ologrovo. plgiood him in2
tho Vim-kup. Yostor-lay hairpin}; 11.11
business iiii‘ll lllil'l'i’l‘fll‘il for the prison-
1-1', 551111 had soiwroIi up.:1111ibowusgivon
his libcl't5'.
Tho l’orlnot Fire (‘11.. of Fouthport.
haw joiuod tho ('ouuorticut Stalo l"i1'o—
Int-11's '.1.~'.-'o1'i:11io11. .\ (‘ililiillillt‘i' from
the company visitcd SI-crotut'y John S.
Janis" otllco lll' WoHth'Irt last Friday.
and pI'I‘Icut'I-Il tho lll‘t't‘Sfiii')’ pripors, tho
oliicial dosigualiou of tho coIIIparIy bo-
in;_r Pequot l’iro ('oY. Nitf’l,IIfh'1IIItl1pIIrt'
Bridgeport is Fearful. ,
liiuportr‘on'r. 1111-. ilk—Tho auror-
IIIoIIt reached by tho city's t'fllllllllllf‘t‘ oi'
lSI'iIlgI-port and tho i‘IIlthlitltilt'Ii 1511111
relative to tho four-trucking illl]il‘lt\'t'-
motits and tho elimination of grade
crossings, docs not, it is said. mooi with
hourly approval from txixpzivcrs of that
city. Tho t'Ii!l1lllillt't".~' staloIIo-ut (hurl
tho total 111% to tho city will hard
1'1111'l15‘JI'toi'Iis at1r1115' 11th 1 b5 :1 pI'II- ,
51:11-11111 tbv :lfl'i‘t'illl‘lli that tho 111st
11111111 no 1il‘11‘tlllsl21lltt's :-h:Ill 1-51-11111
$1IIII,I.IIIII and Ibot '-II1t IlIIr ho tI uhoad
1oqu.uI_\ 1'1 .15 '11 daily to I'orluu- th'
limit to $5IllllJlllIi. A cause for urn-at lila-
s1ti~f111iou is tho pIo\i~iou 5lei1lI .1“st
oulv :1 tuolvo loot hcarl5vu5' l"oI all sin ot<
passing 111I1l.1 this hij.r st1'111t111c.55.1'1l1
passes right through tho hcuri of tho
city and covcrs :1 distance of 1IoaI'l5' four
miles. A hcad5va5' of iii'roon foot at
least is dotuaudod for public traffic. and
yet to lower 1111-.1'11:IillII-dWouldmako do- I
tho tracks which
pressions l.l|'ll’-';liil
would ho iiilod with rain or slush aftor
ovoi'5' storm and ho a source. of discom-
fort if not serious danger. The conu-
mittoo is criticised for making: such an
agroouu-ut and votiiu,r away so much of
the city's mono-5' without making public
any of tho negotiations or giving the
uurp. I5'ot.~' 11 1 haIII o to be 1 o 21rd.
A Centenarian Dead.
N.\:~‘lll‘.\. N. H.. lieu. “Ir-Mrs. Hannah
Lavott (lied bore 111,101! lII‘i. . “he was born
in l\'ilIIIII1'c, 1'11111115' hurry, Ircl lnnd. She
was the mother of 1:! children. A brother
1111 Ii in MI IriII: :Ir, hi. Iss. , 11 few 5'rcirs ago,
aged IltII'I, and of hoi bothers and. sisters
all but 0110, 55111) was killed, lived to be
met-119.,
Passed . \‘o'orilileaa Check.
Boston. 1111c; ‘.‘li.-—lioorgu W. 'Smith
was arrested here for obtaining a suit. of
clothes valued at $3.5 and 8132 in cash by
means of n 55 orthloss check from thecloth-
tin.v ilrm of Browning, King & Co of this
city. lie was arrested when about to
leave on the New York express. ’
Coal Gas Cannes Death.
HI turntstowv P11, Dec. 26. -—John H.
Baulshnugh and his wife, who reside near
fiwatrirn', were found dead in the lame I
from tho cil'ecis of 111.11 gas from . .- I
ivo stove pipe.
Helped Themselves to the Cruh.
New Lowe): (111m, Doe. “(I —-B11r
5:! are blow "Wkly“ big safe in Huber It:
(hittondon II 11:5 uoodalstoro and helped
themselves to several hundred dollars
in cash.
:Veathar Form
Clearing; colder; westerly wind;
l ,-,.
i for any bonds it might wlI-h to float.
has as tho capitalists of other nations
.15'oundcd at 11.1." plncc.
' the lllci.‘arth5'itc. or third party man. was
._ .iratorl (7 hrislmns by a rcuniou at George
'cear liuleiph. which in mm of the. most
Otto—one- half of its total poueaolcno of,
'thlo specie—in order to maintain its credit;
against auauita from the great many
powers of other European nation. and
that, learning of this tender, the Bethe
childo, through Monro. liclnicnt and
Morgan. had made overtures to lot th '.
United State. have any amount of gold
needed.
' Phelps and Lincoln Invited to
Act as Commissioners...
0! TH}: VBNBZUELAN QUESTION.
lilo Third ('ommlaolonor Not to Bo Bo
laud lint“ the First Two Form-ll,
Accept—A Bupl’fllll Court Justice In Do-
Ilrod looI tho Other.
Wasmroros, Doc 21l.—Tho president
has tendered places on 171's: Venezuela high!
The statement, it is learned in accurate «commission to Edward J. Phelps of Vir-
actor as concerns the fact that Russia
tendered the United Status 11 part of its
atorc of gold, but the inference that thin.
odor was a recent one, made in conao-l
quencc of the late Venezuelan message
'Iiud subsequent panic, is not warranted.
it may be asserted inmttivoly that tho,
tender was not influenced by thu compli-'
cations exlatlniz between the I'nited
States and (treat Britain, but was made
two yeora ago.
Soon after President Cleveland came
into otilco for the second thuu he was con- i
fronted with a rapidly shrinking gold ro-
aorve in the treasury 111111 a heavy loss of
revenue incident to chances in the tariff. I
This situation resulted in tho l'nltod
States being asked long. 1' rates than usual
The Russian government for ten years
had been accumulating: gold. in many
cases at great disadvantage, owing to tho
hostllty of the tummy lundcrs of central '
11nd western Europe. and much of this
gold was purchased in the open market
by secret agents of the Russian govern-
mont.
Taking cognizance of the situation of
thol' tilted States government, with which
it always had been on terms of the closest
friendship. Societal-5' (Iresham, through
Prince ( antncuzcuo, thou Russian minia-
tor to Washington, was notified that line
sin stood ready to part with half of her
store. of cold. It so much were necessary,
to the United States. in order to protect
her old time friend in tho family of aa-
tiono.
This tondor was made about eight
months after l'rcI-Iir out (‘lovclund assumed
tiiir presidential ollice for his second term.
Tho oflor was gratefully acknowlcduod,
gained an inkling: of the fact it was found
that the terms upon which gold could be
procured in opon market as a conse-
rIuoneo of Russia's tender, were so favor
11qu as to render it unnecessary to tax the
friondsbip of Russia.
At present, so it is understood, the Rus-
sian oli’cr still holds good. 11nd about the
only now phuso of tho situation is that.
this fact has lncn madc known freshly to
the European gold luokors.
FIGHTING lN TURKEY.
The Turks Den-at Armenian- at lotion and
the Dru-n Near bumllch.
Rout; Doc. '.‘12.—~Ad5'iccs received hero
from Aleppo say that'tho town of Zeitun,
1.13 miles from Marash, which has lIuI-n
hold by the insurgent Arnwnians for some
time past, has been captured bythu Turk-
iuh troops. It. is added that tho inhabit-
ants of Zaitun tied to the mountains.
Coxsrn'r'r51111.1; ’lluc. L’I'I.——.-\dle-es rc~
coived here from lioirut report. that a
severe light hnsitukon place hcth-ou tho
Turkish troops and the ”roses noar Suc-
diob. 'l'hollizht. took pluou on lch'. L‘ ,
and, according to tho oillcial report. the
ilrusI-s lost 12,2111) killed, whilu only To
Turks were killed and no wounded.
The roproscntutives of tho powers havo
untorcda protest before thu commission
55'lIi1:bI:1.I1111'oE.-I tho oxooutiou of tho Til-I
forms, 11nd Sir Philip (‘urric. thu liritish
omhussador. dcman‘dod IlII- iIIIIIIedintc ro-
call of tho k. all of M11 b, 55' ho is :Ioc us. Ii
of inciting tho Mussulmuus to disturb-
anccs.
Advices from the island of ( roto 5115'
thorn have been no fresh (liFtlirilllilt'l'S
thorc.
llandhills have boon profusely scattered
and thrust into windows 11nd carriages
and intotho pockets of pedestrians an-
nouncing tho irIIrnlncntdoposition11,! the
sultan
As an outcomoof the meeting of tho
l'illlillfififliilil'filll 11'InIort moans to prover. t.
the massacre of the inhabitants of loitun.
for which the patron thirsts and “dill b it
attempts to justify lypublishing moti-
dncioue statomo nts of atrocities committo d
by tho /.cituulis liarou (flilll' tho \us-
trlan ambassador, went to tho porto tmd
imparted iii the. 2r1111d5i/lo1' the earnest
hopo of tho powers, th It no 1- xtre mo Incas-1- .
11r1'..~155'oul1l bu taken against the leitunlia.
M. Nolidoll', the Russian ombassudor,
has had an audioru n with the sultan. it is
undorstood that liussii 1lc1line~1 to join
the powI-rs in 11115 reull5 1-il'cc,ti-o 1111113
ores against. the porte.
- A11 intruder Shut.
Buy/.11, 11111., “Ili'. BIL—Edward "1111-.
Icy was shot throc’ times and fatally
lie, with other
young men, attempted to form his way
into the house of li11ldyliutior to see his
daughter, liutlcr refused to admit them.
They hogan stoning tbc house. Butler
begun tiring. Hadley was struck three
times and family wounded. Butler gavo
himselfnp. in the excitement he shot
himself through the hand.
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS
Severe Windstorm; pro5 vail on the coasts
of Great Britain and ircland, doing much
damage to shipping.
At. Pittsburu Kan, W. W. Curt-ls. a
prosperous 1.1mm, was draw 1ch by his
buggy upsetting; in tho s5vollon waters of
Brush crook.
At Eldorado Springs; .\lo., the new iron
bridge on Sac river was washod away by
tho door]. it. was complctcd last fall at a
cost of $14,0Utl.
After a hard fought olet'tion Mr. Stubhs,
selected as IneIIIlIor 11f thu Dominion par-
liament by 11 plurality of '.‘Ilil.
All the coke cmupImiI-s in tho Connolla‘
ville tl’a.) rtokn region have granted an
advance of in per cent to their L'UJ‘IUU ems
ployccs, to take, effect on Jun. ‘1, land.
Max Ranger. who lived with'liis parents
It did What Thirtyrcighth street, New
York. wound up 11 rather extended drink-
Ing bout with 11 dom of catholic acid,
which causcd his dear h.
Members of tho\ undcrbilt family rele-
\Hunrlerbilt s 111w chateau at liiltumro
palatial and. costly r1 shit-nous on this con-
tinent. '
(‘hnrlre Malone i. yours of ripe. of
iinshrourk liciahts 31...] is dying in
.he Hackcnsacl; hospital front a ballot
Fillilld in the abdomen, and lulxnor E.
Williams, 111" d 31.15'rar11 is in custody on
he charge of liming shot Malone. Wil-
lame claims that he fired in lei! distance.
moot. cx miniritcr to leuglund. and Itch l
art T. Lincctn cf illinuis, cx- animator 11
England.
Their acceptances have not harm recciv
Id, and the third plruo on the high 111111
mission will not be filled until Mr. Mich»
and Mr. Lincoln accept.
It in stated that Mr. Lincoln was Score ;
tarry Olncy’o own selection. and that :
Chief Justice Fuller of Illinois also Hirolup
ly recommended him on the ground that i
a report signed by two former American ‘,
miniature to'England, both of whom have
i been warmly praised by tho British press '
for many 5mm. will how much Weight I
in Great lirltain. It is urged that puhllr
opinion in England cannot. 11111 riboio .5111 ii
men as Phelps and i lucoln any pruJudh-I
against England. where they are bothI
very popular.
The third member of the commission is
likely to ho can of thoassoclatc JlldilCUH ol r
the United States supremo court, proha- '
lily either Justice Brewer or Justice 1'
ROBERT 'l‘.
l.lNC‘(ll.'.\'.
Brown. Sir. Harlan, whoso scloction wnsi
strongly urged by several curators, is not 1
considered hv the president.
English jurists llMIl thu highest respect
for the learning :lll’i impartiality of our
supreme court, and tho fur-I, that one of
its members should tornporarliy louvc tho
bench to uudcrtalm this delicate tank
Would bu i‘f'l'iI’lln, tho prvsidont thinks, to
add dignity to the c.~quIIIi slur l
lint a cabinet ot‘ 11' or said that. Mr. l
Ciuvuland had not podtivuly doiIrIIIluIId ;
either this quootion or thu third Iomruis- i
aioncr.
lie Nail/cs that to doprlvo tho supreme
court of one of itsj: allies in thc m.ddio
of its on sslun Would IIIriuusly Ioturd the
cases th: It. are now ponding before it. if
he. dccldos that litigation botwccn I'ltiI'on-i
may \5oll ho 1icl1151 i until the morn 11111-
itlclilnus lliir‘Sillill in tween nations is 911-
tlo.d ho will 151 hot citlur Justim 1". ”115511
or Justice lirowor'.
’l'ho IIppoiIItIIIuntI of oithor of i'l1‘~‘t.~jil:1l
tines, tout-thor with that of Mr. i.il11'11lll
Would aim the major-9115' of the commis-
sion to tho liopublicans. This~ i111". Would,
it is stated, roliovo tho priwidont from any
suspicion that ho was working for tho 11::-
grandin-mout of his1155‘Iipari5'incrcuting ’
1m iIItorIIIIIioIIal issue.
'i'hc iiiinotlttr‘ctm‘nt of the commission
is now expected to ho made on noxt Moro
day.
Tho Feeling In 'mdon.
Lommx, lloc. 'Jrl;—-'i'l1u Times says in
I'm cdiiorlal: "llisr'arilinu all curvoiilor'u
tions of otiquotto and of pun1'II‘Ii-I,tl1u
Pt'lnco of Wales has I'ondcrud an important
service to tho 131111511 of point.» by rcpiviro: .
with perfect tnc,t good it cling and Ill :11115'
to the Now \ot'k \l'ro id :1 :1pp11l it-‘
Would be impossible totouvc5 in a man
nor more accurate and authoritatlio or
acceptublo to tho American puoplo tho
scutimcniq of all classes of Englishmen. "
sir William dos \‘ouux. who was at ono
linIu stipundiary magistrato at llritish
Huianu and who was in low-7 governor
of Newfoundlmnl and has hold othcr ino
portant positions in the British colonial ;
sci-vino, writes to Tim 'l‘imos, supportiugt l
Lord Fullsultrv’svimvs on the Venezuelan '
boundary1|Iiostlr..1n i
The \ li 171.1 (llfl'il‘ipfll’llit‘lll. of The I
t 1111!.Ird 11.15 s ‘.l1:1t’i'l1u.\ono i Iio l‘r romu‘ s N)
\lienor Journal has I 1111 intcrvic 5' with
General (41111111111 lll.In1o. c\- president of
Venezuela, in which he said that he he-
liovcd that ilussia and tho l'nitcd Status
hurl :1;:rcod upon common action against
Englaml.5vl1oso ulterior object was to be»
Como mash-r of the Orinoco. tho Amazon
and the La i’lata stroanu. “if England
di'i5'ca matters to evtromes, " 511511 General
lilancn, “war lII-Iwocn England and!
America is inevitable." >
I'Inibnaaadnn May Resign.
Iii-11mm, Dec. sit—it is rumored in dip-
lomatic circles that a numbcr of United
States onihassmiors, who disruiprovo of
President. (‘lovcland's policy 1111 the Vonn-
lucian question. intrnd to resign if it‘is
persisted in. information rocpivod from
V ionna states that no proposals hu5e boon
made to l". min 1111' 11111110111 Jmoph lthat he
should arbitrate bolwcon England and
Venezuela.
(11111197. Noarlt g Havana.
Havana. llcc. art—Honour! Campos
has arrived here on I'l special train frI'Im
Matanteas. Iiis’arrival was untiroly 1111-
cchcted. Traffic is new t-illSIlt‘ndl‘d on '
the Mutant-is and l'nion do licyos'. rail-
way. Suarez \‘uldux. occupies l'nion with
‘l,I’I()(l mcn. The insurgents have burned
the Medians station on the (.‘nrdonns lino.
Gomez and his forces are reported to be
advancing almost unchecked and will un-
doubtedly lir'siczo the city.
, Twenty-two Livda Lost.
ST JniiVs, 15 F.. Dec. ‘26. 41511111157.
two persons lost thI Ir M51 5 on the schooner‘
-\ i1to1m, (apt I111 llrldbury, believed to
havu foundorcd, with all oh board oil‘
Cabot island, on tho Newfoundland coast,
a few days ago. Amory; thcmwcro a
fanilly untried Nocowortby—hushand and
wife and five children. The stem of the
Victoria has been picked up at Horse is-
land.
111.11. Legs Amtrak-tad.
Pnovrosvct. Doc. flit—John PrJones,
35 years old,ol New London. Conn, 11
brnkoman on the Consolidated railroad,
had both legs It cl! by a freight train.
He cannot "11% __ .wmlsgifl i
l
o
Call on, or send a postal cord to me, and I will give you figures. ‘ Don‘t forget that I hot“, 5,,
The Best Marie Carriages, Wagons anti SleiglIs Always III 8%
The place in all. your
Repairing, Palotio‘,
Trimming {and also.
Sign lxttcrlng lo It I“
Wright's
Factory .
and .
Saieéroom.
corner Modlooo coil
Fronilln Struts. Io.
ilorwollt, flotill-
VVORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE.
A. MER
All right.
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Handkerchi
\ large variety at 71c and We.
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(lop ior-n Railway Depot.
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NEW USE. OF
Baby Darriages and Refrigerators
AT
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Successors to Georrze H. Raymond.
t’nrnituro Dealers aniliieneral Font-Ir.
llireeturs
H Ind 48 fliuin Sl' em, Non-walk. ('t.
Residence, 3 Berkeley l'la‘
Telephone 77-4
“by take the o-Lnnu- or 1151111: without in-
sIIrIinaculII-n i-‘YOi it CENTS 1‘ DAY it lid.
[NHU RE Y OUR Lil’lr‘ For 51111111.
Orlii' F It‘- 1113115 Vi ill Hive \ on an Erolou
merit of sl (Ill. payable to515111.-ol1 it 5011 live
\VItlIiIi~11rIince,lil-.e everything e. .1 the boat
'1 lthe cheapest.
N‘l. i515 i\ THF .
CONNECTICUT GENERAL .
LIFE thURANCE Company,
of Hartford.
'5. S. L’Hommedieu.
Ill i'ltSliiNGlllli ST.
1511th Norwu ll:.
f0 ADVERTlSERS.
Changes cannot be guaran-
f‘mm
and the same day copy is hand-1
1d in. ’ Evmy reasonable effort
'lii be made to accommodate
Ittrons but change cannot be
uietcd upon as a right unless
115' is son-t in by '2 o'cloc.
11 the afternoon of the day no
fore change is desired.
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lCKERMAN &SON,
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JC and.
FUR BOAS and MUFFS.
POCKET-BUOKS, PERl’UfiliiiY.
YARNS and BMBRMDEBY
1’ch
TOILET 8111's,
'I'ottm' ARTICLES.
soars, 51111111111 nouns.
and SEWING MicHlliES.
THE WHITE Slllli SlilllE
hose Children' :1 Tan and Black Legging, at $1,
, Has a new line
$1.25 and 131.511,
Ladies’ ()vergaiters, 25c and 50c to :3l.51).
()ur newline «pf Ladi s’ ’1‘Wontieth Century Enamel and
h oee is boy 0nd question the finest in Norwalk.
Our Ladics’ Gulf and Sea i ‘.hoo, at $3.51), for winter, must
not be forgotten.
A new Cloth Top Shoe at 33, that is perfection itself.
The best line of Gent’s $2 serviceable Cork Sole Shoes you
ever saw. We want you to see them '
Your Shoes Shiued Free.
iOLSEN BRO
N0. 3 BRZETTE BUlLlllllE. HDRWILK, Gilli". ‘
Kid
Dainty Footwear
FOR
out Givin'
'A,.<tore, like ours would vivc 5'111 many 111122141111“ for gift- giving. Do not, .
votir mom-5 1115415 in irilo notions in. 511m 1.11 its assumed substantial form.
in»: ii.» .41qu and If lltoy arc. I Its :I s ~l11c-1 \\1‘("lll gimmutoo that. the receiver will
llt‘ proud of them. .\'c5 or 55 .15 ~111 b .1 stock shown in \"orualk in point of quality
and vorie t5'. 3
TH E0. QLSE;
I h Hardest 8trolro
51111cI'1l1l inflict' upon us Would be the.
to“ of cmfldencc ,in our integrity and
abil’uu to meet your every desire in the
l l’ardwarc line: but we are so confidential, ,
pleasing van that we do! not hesitate to
invite you to impact. our entire stock;
l“')l' Christmas presents we make a
Hpt.i.‘:’illi5 of tiuc Pocket and Table Cut
lIr;,,' while our line of Peck 87 Snyder
Skim ~I cannot be equalled for the some
' mono 5' in any other make.
south NorWaikH’ w ’.rl Co.
42 South Main St.
.l. 0. lElililllliS. ,.
Paper Hanger, no I: miner, Paililt. '
And dealer III I,
Wall Paper and Bullets.
thr-I
JACOB m. LAYTO‘N"
cIre, lite and Accident insane
I III ESTATE AND HOUSlIititlil
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