I.
" THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. TUESDAY 0 DECEMBER 31.1895. ‘
.11". 11110131111211 :1. 1111:.
mthu today promises to be room
,fi Illa on the coasts, {Mil-11w! by 11111-
.“ considerably 1'11111-1' 51'1-11tb1-r.
0R0. it promises to be cit-111' and di-
1110111". . -
Thermometer ltccortl.
“0“!th point 11! the thermotm-tcr
V
In 453 drum-cs 1111 111- 7.1%.
Wm Almanac for Tomorrow.
It" a: 19 at. 1:33 at 11111: i
‘i'l'axcd to Dcath.
1. 80th o! the n 1111.111: why Cuba is in
”when against Mr dcnr mot llt‘l‘ Spain
florist forth in tho uddrc>sof tho Cuban
revolutionists to the 111-111111101 tln- l'IIit-
. ’03 Stiles. The facts of tho I'clatinn of
‘Ouba to Spain show that old country to
ho about tho Int-atwst stt-pinotlu-r that
,flfl' lived. AInI-ricans should know
at 1:11
that facts and know that Cuba has 11
311111de times tho reason for rcvolting
today that the American colonies bad in
17711.
Cubans are taxed at the rate of $113. IS
a head for every man. woman and child
on the island. Only 3 per ccnt of this
money in used in Cuba. The rcst 121319 to
{ulster up the rottt-n (dd court of limb
rid. At the some timo tho inhabitants
of Spain itself arc. taxed lcss than half
Ill much as tho Cubans. Cubans have
not a word to say in tho passage of any
law. Tbcy arc govt-mod from Madrid
They are bound hand anti foot and gut,-
gcd. No impott duties are allowed on
Spanish products 111111-11 totfnba. But
every thousand cigars shippt-d from
Cuba must pay to Spain 1111 cxport duty
of [1.80. Spain pays a bounty 1.11 the
sugar raised in Spain. But if ('11-
ban sugar is shippcd to Spain it must
’iiayn duty'ol’ $11. 201111 away ‘200 pt mnds.
There are three other scparate. scvcral
» taxes on every pound of sugar ruixcd or
exported from Cuba. Under these rc-
ntrictions the life is gradpally llt‘lll'g
squeezed out cf both the tobacco and
sugar industrics of ('nlza. Tobacco stat-
isticians give the cigar trade only half
a dozen years more. to livc at all.
What would any pt-oplo with a spark
of manhood do under such (‘ll‘t 11m-
Induces? Death it.- -.-1 if is prctcrablo to
' slavery like this.
But] Cnrpctbn‘g Govt-rnrncnt.
There exists at prcrcnt in this Union
a curpetbag govt-1111121111: in a worse
, form than any complaint-d (‘1' in thc fa—
; mous reconstruction days. It is found
in Indian Territt'ty. Tln- l‘flI‘tzl‘l 111: (1:1:
Dames commission ought to oIIn thc
eyes of evcrybcdy to tilt‘ (1111!"11‘ of lct
ting the tertitci5-;, o (11 :1.- it i; doing
It: is the Iciugo If gangs of (it's-:Im'adot-s
as lawless and (111.1125! as bloodthirsty as
the Turkish Kurtis. 'l'ln'y 1m- robin-1's
and cutthroats 5111.: 111 ."1'11‘1' noint-rcy.
yet under the color of our 11': my obliga-
tions with the Indians 1l2I5' ham tnadc
in the territory :1 111-111:1;12111'11-1's from
“which they sully out upon tln- nt-ighluufi
1113 states, rob trains, 11111111. 1' and (1.111-
mit any act of (l1I1'ili:liI:1'.-=,-r that comm
into their minds. [Tnitt'd :31:IIt-.~Ila11':~'
have not been ablc to 1‘1‘ .1111 than in tho
territory. It]~‘ti11.o tho 1 11111 1151511111
cleane‘d them out. Nor 1s that thmwrst.
, The Indians have {.1th11 (‘thl to their
best friends and well 11'i:=ln-rs' that tlxcy
are incapable of govcrning thqmsclvcs
or protecting tbcmsclvcs from grasping
White men. The-:0 lnttcr, by book or by
, ‘crook. have secured for tlictmclvcs and
; their half breed children the bust lands
"'in the reservations. tho best and 11:11.1
lucrative Offices in tho so ('lllll‘ll govern-
ments. Corruption abounds and 111050
for whom this govcrnmcnt thlught it
'Wns guarding the reservations F11 care—
fully have been gradually edged off the
host part them.
It is time to overhaul the whole In-
dian Territory government. The condi-
tions that obtained when the land was
, ' allotted tot he tribes have changed utter-
ly. and changed laws and treaties must
I». be made to fac’e them.
:1
A ”wealthy American gentleman"
has distinguished himself in a way that
his fellow countrymen who have any
route of the aesthetic fitness of things
must regret. He has availed himself of
4150 art of preserving natural flowcrs in
paraffin or some other preparation to
make flower floors in his country house
inflnglnnd. Natural Chrysanthemums
'aro'prepared in the way mentioned and
set into a liquid marble, so as to make
a flat surface for a floor. Thcn the sur-
face is covered with a transparent var-
niih, several coatings of it. 11 inch lent es
the whole hard as stone. The American
rich man' 3 family and their guests walk
over these beautiful flowers day after
(lay and probably admire the floor as a
' Nyork of art. It is 1101.011 the contrary
it is a.degradation and a desecration of
beautiful flowers to tread them under
' loot, whether they are represented wovv
on into a carpet or really imbedded in
liquid marble.
Confederate soldiers will hold their
annual rehniun for lbbti at Richmond
June 30 and July 1 and 2. Arrange-
ments are being perfected in N911 York
to have a monster parade of I Dion and
Confederate teterans in that city July
”7 4. It will be the greatest event of our
next national birthday. Union and Cow
. {dents vet'Ertms will parade in alter-
'Illo columns in their historic blue and
Worms. It will be 11 scene for I
111-‘93 -* " ..
,“ ‘."§ 1.-.
. York llmltlii‘VWt-ntbct- I-‘orcchnt
aloud] to partly cloudy till um11,I
tamper-tum. with moderate 11111111 in
“mint. and followed by clearing.
Inttu "Verity-tour hour-1 coding at noon
7‘.“ rim 611a 111-111 High tidc ' Low tide
Jo’s-cu Summary.
An American lady who is married to
11 Jupancw 111-11111111 111.111 .1111! 1111-11 in 111th
'country says that 1th Iuonwut 111-thus
band t'utt'rs tho houu- ho Iakt-s 1111' his
“armor." as 1111 always calls his Amt-r-
icun clothes. and puts bin ., 1 if nuickly
into the easy and tuinlortnbly flowing
gaunt-uni of his nativt: land He cannot
mature the strain of tho 111 :11yand close
fitting westcruclothcs. 111-1:1 rmht. Tho
heavy. tight clothing. rim-s and hat» of
“9810“) civilization 11m 1'1->pousible for
half our ailments.
ant, 11'11111v1-arsaln11::~t 1111 clothing at all
and livcn on tho plaint-st. rimph-st food.
ropo and America.
Laft'adio chtn says in Tho Atlantic
Monthly that n Japancso lalxm-r can
travcl a your without \vork unit“. If it
i.-I nnstvv-rt-d that an Ann-rican trzunp or
itcggar can do tln-gmnw. 111-an1 tolls or.
line 1'1151' is ulltigt-tht'r tlitl't'rcut. Tilt-
AIm-rit'an 111111111 and bo-ggat' am the
trust 11:11 it anly 1:! 1111' human raw. ’.l'bo
.lapanru' 1:: III!!! of tho t'lt‘allt'rf. lltI
takes ‘11. int hath 111-1y day. 111‘" 1110'
Inn-rust 1.1 1111- rat-c, or if ho cannot 111' T
t't-rtl that 111- taan :1 coldonc, but. a bath
' cvcry day ho must have. ‘
i The little bnndlo 11lii1'b holds his
wholo outfit contains aiwavu tooth-
brusln-s, can:l:s.r::zor:1 and toothpicks. '
I “His fcct. urn go: 11 to 1111; at; his body
is lu-altby 'Ind hislxtiart is frm.”snysl
1 Beam.
It. is altogctht‘r likt-ly that tho ability
to do 1111111 111 111: my of tho thin-d dishcs
of food and 111111 ytf tho cumbermnn:
‘-artitlt~s 151': 1111' ccna'idcr tuccsmry is
rcally .1 sign of a higher civilization-
than ours. 111.1111. for in.~t:1ncc. is of
fortablt- and 111-tn r ott‘tvitht at that use-
lcss and 1 xpt n>ivu luxury. that “badgc
111:1 fll'llllt n11u:."tho white lim'n shirt.
SENTINEL PATTERN.
A Titsue Paper Pattern 0! this Gartrientl
May be Obtained by Using the Coupon.
Wc havc 11111411I apt-Pin] amulm'tm-nu
with tln- agents of tin' wit-brawl Baxar
tilovc-lI‘itting i'uttv't‘lls'. by “11111111141111
prt-scnt to our lady rn-ade-rs some- of tin-ir’
wry III'WI‘H! and t'llnit't-sts path-ms of
:zmtn-nts. Full and z-xplir-it dirrc'tions
for putting: toge-tln-r thv- ganm-nts nun
company t'au'h path-m.
.\[.\Y xttstns.
H!“ :'s' 11 '
This >t5'lisl: waist of g1'::5'.:1;11111f:1:'1'1l
('11 1th i> l'1'lllill‘kllllly float and 111-mining
in its simplicity to" stylv- and tlt't‘tIrzlllHll.
(‘nt sit-1'] buttons art-displnywl on tiw
stolt- or box plait in front, and tin- collar
and 111-11 of vclvt-t. :1 shod:- darkcr in
colot',tiItis111->' tlu- 111-ck and 11';11>'t.;1 stew-l
bucklc lash-111111; tlu-bo-lt in front. .\
glow-fitting; lining is 1111- foundation
U\'1'l' which tlu- fronts and N‘Hllllt'sfi backs
arc 1111111151111. [in- smooth flittiv'f'tlnu
non-s oomph-tint: tlu- :uljusunt'nt. .\
widc box [111111 is laid 1111 the I'igbt front.
and 111i»: wide-15' ovt-r tlu- l1-f’. falling in
stolt- or pout-l: fashion ove-r thc ln-lt in»
1Wt't'll tlIcgatbvrt-Ilfullm-sson.»:1:'l1sidr.
V'i-ty t’ull gigor slt- 1'1- ~' :11': >11: 1pm! with
out- ~11 .1n1 gatln-rt d at tin topnnd dis-
post-ti ,erdt't hilly [111-r 1"".1-111111111 11111 (-11:11-
sltnpml sit-1'11-linings. T-ln >mon' 11 ML
1111' closcs at tln- loft sidr of 111-ck.
\Vaists by tho 111011111 (".111 1111- mad:- 1151‘
stylishly from any 111-coming sill; or Wind
fabric to match or contra>t with tho-
skirt. this 111-int: ti'favoritc stylc to 111-.11"
Illltlt'l' a jztckct or coat.
Thc quantity of 11-1111'1111’1111- unto-rial
rtIt'Iuirt-d to tnutkc this waist for 11 lndv,
having :1 21'2- in: 1'1 bust measure '.'".
yards: for :1 '15- in: 11 size. '2‘, yards: for
u 111 inch sin-,1 1111115.!
Thc pith-111111111111 is \o 115.3..111111
1'ct.til~1 1'01 twuiry- tivc :t-tots. is cut in},
1111- sizcs. for :1. 3"2- lllt' h, ;1— inch. 2513-1111 11.
35-11111: and 101111-11 bust tilt-11.1mm".
EVENING SENTIIEI. 000F011 I
ENTl'lLlV“ T0 "Vi? PATTERN A. 'Yi 1
SIZE. OF NO. 'I'" I; I
‘4):
(‘ at this out 1111 In your name and addre-
1nd mall or take to I
Stuttevants Bargain. House
NAMF 1
is
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Pt'l‘l‘EhN N05055: $17.17...- .....,-.I\
l‘hl- worm and 13 cu. will "111:2 above“:
.nttern 111- «mun. ‘10?" “1111) and;
I m- 1~ nu'.. Lin-1'11 '11:"th I .
1
You Don't Have to Swear 01!.
says the St. I.ntIis”.lonrur11 of Auricultnrr ‘
in an editorial , about No~To-Bac. the .
famous t «tor-co habit. run. "We know i
of many cases curcd by Xri-Tt1-11~:c. (In.
apromincnt St. Louis urchin-ct, ~mr1ko'll
and chewed for tm-nty ymrs. two 11.x...”
cured him so tnnt eve-:1 the smell of tobnc- 1
co makes him sick.” No~Tn-Buc sold and
guaranteed byB. H. Plat-ted. No war
no pay. Bank tree. Sterling Remedy C02.
New York or Chicago.
'l‘hc .lapancm peat-b ;
can outwork tho laboring men of 1611'.
t 111-111;:ro-t'omtut-mlt-d 1111-. I 111-can
opinion that 1110!! Would ho mom 1'0an "
_ within tindtvnlls I:o“i.1n-1
: “'1'.
1
I For
Colds
And Coughs
“ him in 1111- “111111.1th a
11 sv-u-rc 11111! 11111111 111-11111.“!
intoan obstlnatc. 11.11 lungmnth
11 1111 h trnnbh-d Int-l 1111' 11th 11 01-111,
in spitcot medical 11111.
“YER 8
Cherry Pectora!
m...“ .
untold-11.111111insult-1:121 11:11er
I 11.11 I't'll1- 1111. ”111:1! 11110 1111111"
11111111111..111-l11.1111111t>I-I.1!.tm1
lIiI-Ibl5 :1! Il\ 1\11!lt 1111 “1.1.
E. 1'. 1211.111. liaton. “ill”. |
Highest
Awards at
World’s Fair. 1
l
SALUTINC THE KEYS.
1
An Ancient Midnight (Yon-runny at the.
Tower of London.
A custom mnti.:m-1l down into V11-
? torln's what is dcsn't'iln'd as follows:
.-\lt\1'1111111111s Inbound-1'41“... strikn- ‘i
the hour of I'.’ tin-111.111 11:11'111- r (5‘1'4111111111
port1r),111otlml 11111 lulu: I'l'll 1111:111. b1.1r- I
ing a largo hour 1: of L:-5> and nth-1111111 bv .
n brotlu-rtt'ardn- tart-yinu :1 bum-m up i
pours in from of tho unardhouo- and loud I
15' call- out. “l'lrl'nrt 1115's!" 'l'hu- scum-11111
of Eli" guard. with tin-or six lilt'll. 1111-11
turns out, following him to tin-“slu:r.".
or outt-r mitt: cal-h 1-1-1111'5' t-hnlli-nuinu us
tin-5- plh- his [-IM. "Who [gm-s tin-NI?”
lit-5's?" 'l'lu- mitt-s lu-itn: cart-fully ltIcltt-d i
and burn-d. 11'..- [Irma-adult rt-mrns, tho?
M'lllrlt'i arm-ting 1h.- snim- u-xI1l1111:11'u.-1:I
and run-111m: tin->111111- .111115'1Ir :11 1:1 for.-
Arrlwtl “114'1'111H1'I in front of tho 11min"
gnardhunsc, tb1- MI:t:'_'tl11-r11 1:111“: 11111:!
stamp with his {not and ll‘l‘~2
"Who from tlIt'r1-"" '
"Kt-5's!"
“Wittm- k1-_\'.~’:” i
"(Jot-1'11 Victoria's 1.--_1'~'. and nll's Wt'll 1
Tim yrmnnn pul'u '.' Ila-n exclainh. "
Mus-i Qttt-I'II \'iI'tnI‘i:t"'
'l'bc 1111111 with 1111- lantrrn Iln-n >.'1_\'~.
”Amati?" 'l'b1- Hilu‘t'l'hli duty 111w; tin-i
tvurd"l‘rc.~'r111 arms?" 1h:- tlrclot-ks I'..'1ttl.-
tin-t1filt'rrl‘.i>~1>Ilu- hill of tin- 1.11:: “,1! tho
I'~1'Ill'[ {all in1111mm};1l.1-irt'::11:;'.'111'1o11~'.:111.
1111' )‘t'ottmn INTI-'1‘ 111:1r1bi's arrow 11.:- In i
rail-I ItlquI 1'1 tlrIIlel tin-1115's in tin- lit-n-
11111..
. t1-11:11;t'.-lod_.'int:~.
’l'lmt'rr1-Im.1:5' or: 111111: 1I11l5'11r1‘:1llt'5:r1'~~ i
and inzrms lc'tulll‘ Iru'mlodud but 1-1111|
t."|'.I :tit 1111!:I 1.1 .
bring {urni-lo-d with tho 1:1:11111.>'. 5:11.—
l’mvidvnm' Journal.
Frightcnlug (‘bildrtvm
. A writur in 'l'iu- l.'1||lliltl‘ 3111-111..- ‘_\lont' :-
ly. 111-1:11:12 on' ‘3 “111-1: s l': 1r~ lot-1m 1
to mind tin prat' 1.1-1 ~11: w- I' to Ior 1311- I
t::ri-~.:1ml in :11! 1 mm -—u1 l:'i.Il.t.- nim:
' 11111111111 111111.11. a of I'obln 1'~ 5:} 111-1" 11111!
In. itiifv oiIl dz: In: -- . .. '11:: 1'1- .1.': 11111115' pir-
t-ttts who {rIllotvthIs 111411111. swt'klnI-I to,
quiet llII‘ll' “1111' «mm, to 1111:1111 IviwtliI'III'u
:Invl llldt"'ll 1.. Mid: 111111111: sit-«11.511111
mid 1. ,~,.; 111.2 goblins and
otlmr tiri-ntlfnl cw. 11.1I‘x l"'.'.':11n'nll5' tho
ii:j:1;5' 111.:11- in 12.1-4 1:1:11:::I'r to 1111- imam
li'nintt o.’ tltu-u'iiiid l:1~'~'1'ur5'--111'~. 51:11:):
11111115 I :11. r:-.'Illi:~ '1'.‘ll.I'_\‘\\'11':'I:ill‘»111.l 111
131. .r 1.1-... and i;.Io 1111 :1' t5\‘1-I:1'I:~>'!15' tho
gin-115' t. Tl"!!‘~t‘i'1.".31'il I:11'h':i-il:oo.l 1.5' 111.:
~11: ’31 ,~‘ ul
dm'v'pflons of tlnm 111.1: hid 11111:: in
char-Iv, 'l'Zw “twin-111:“ .iml crib-115' 111'
lids[lrltf‘llt't'ullgil’ t-r 1.1- llIIItitl'l‘lll Iono)’
11'1' trim wiil 4-111 toIbink. lion'dru-ntlt'ul
115111111111 i511 111-III!” 1111' t'i.lltll>i1 11111121»
1111:1111513111slim-2:.'I~'-of11:111;-'.;' :11111 l:i:i~
mm. [111111114 111' all rItl'l'. 111' I'M-x lying in
l:.:'.; 1:1 111-'.'."er l'~I Ho .'1- anything; mum
cm"! 11:11! III-"1n than to h11>h a timid child
in it~ 1'11111'11. .1111! for-'11 it III sl-I 11!:5'1'1‘1151'11—
ing :21” ll~ lit-til'llltlllln-I‘ with
mow: -.. 1.1 1'..."tp: . 121:1! frI ,zlitful spot-tors.”
——Ltl’.r.ll(i .‘l~11:1.11 _'\tl\ut 11c,
111111111". 14'
lict-n ilrummel Snubbctl.
l r~'-.« 111-rt llrnznnu'l saying to mo in
Ibo-.11 ~tr1-1 t. riding 1vitbhis' bridln- bcuvt-cn
l.'.J~rx'r1.I:,~.-.'-'I' 111:1! 1111121111. as if lll' 111-111.1
pin-1:111 ~11: ‘1‘, “ll-:11‘t‘l'1'ullll‘1‘.\Vllt)ls lilllli
11.51: you 111:1- tolling- to just. “1115'?"
‘ lib/1'." 1 3131111111. "that is (‘IdoIn-l
——~. ' 1'1 but! \5‘11:111".~:1ill ho in his In»
1'11Li.t:'1....:.:. ‘li'hot-u-r lu-at‘dof his fa-
~ » 1 1111.1! "And \t'hocvcr 111-11rd
111-(Runni-::III.III-l.~1'111111'1'?”
l_'11i_1 lint-1'." 1.1- rcjoim-d. Izali
,t-riedtsly. ' 11th itziiwd 1'11-1' board 11.
tit-1.719- “minim-1’- 1:111:1'1', and “’ilu\\ll.li1l
1111' how lizard of (it-I: '. llrmnmcl bin:-
sr'll if 111' 1.:111 111-111 11115 1:11.; but what 11:1
i.~‘: Yul] know. tlmr Lady lit-stcr. 1| is 1115'
fully 121:1! i~1111-11..'tl.'inI-I11f 1111-. If ltlitl
not iInptrHIhrnIly Mar:- tIIIt'ln-sst-s out of
count: t".:.' .- and not! Inn-1' 1115' shouldcr to
n prim . 1 4.1111111 ln' Inn-11111111 in a. Win-k.
.‘ttnl I! 11.1' \tot'lti is ‘11 .-lli)'tl~'1111|till|ll‘tl
1115' all-1111: has. you 111111 I may know 111-t-
1,1111 do. . ll-nt si;lliiy?"-“Mt‘lll-
hits 1.! I.:»1i’:‘ llv-Ii-z' >1anlmpc."
’.'.
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[1111111111111-
‘st. 11111111- r lor- :1 tin- Ir 1:: 1mm I111: 11 11.1mm
Popular Pnces
on 3111
Holiday Bonds»
HALE’S.
Hoyt’ 5 Opera House.
Wednesday, Jan. 1.
Special limitedburrow-11111111oftlu-NI-rlit
51111111”: -.th-
MISS.
LHHan Kennedy!
Supported by
1:,
:1 1 nnumnv of first I in“
a‘l'll‘lfl.
Produced With All Special
Scenery.
1.:Il~i11m Iiubtsnnd 111-urn 11! I-llects cat‘-
Tit‘tl 1>I11I1 111115 1-1 111: ‘1' produttiou 1..
A Midnight Frolic
.\ sown-«ion 0! 111.1111111111-1111121- ftIatIII't-s
'l':bt'1|lini-'tbnmu-s songs and dances. A
mII'IbI'nl 1m suntan-In who-m thief town i
tlltlilfilll't'llrlli111111\\Itn 11ml ~~pr1ghtlt- i
lll"‘.
l'rict-s "21511111111 . ”In-11111.SI-atsonsnlc
at l'lnistt-d s and “ti-11's drug snort-s.
uoawntaiopruiuousr.
(1m- \\'1-t-l:. ('oinnwncini:
Monday, December 30.
PROF. JOHN
REYNOLDS
[- rum l.“l|1.'Ill. luuulnml.
'l'lil-Z Hill-L‘t'l'l'lil‘ l.l\'l.\'ti
MESMERIST!
l.:111:li:1blc. Mystical :Illll \l'titnltIrfully
1 .\l'-l. 111-V link-1111111111011“ t'ottsisIIIII' «I! 1- x
I'Imtitmntsio \nm: 11 Mugm-tism or Int-n
I:1|-i1~"11111'115'.
lI-rsons I"‘.Il1 11.; Voluntarilv from tht-
if lmml ~11~1~1ptiblv “ill b-
111-d:- to t'l-Im 1111-: r 15'. 1 11111111111 111-111;:
nblt-tnolu-II1111-111'111:1 \1..1 lu- 11111111- LII
and sit-1;, 1111-11'1'olrtnlurv Inolion 111i! 1::-
(‘lIlIIlIlt'71'.\' controllml. ~11 tin-5' (‘fluniil
51111111 or sit. \\'.'111-:' “'11! 1'lI:III',-'1-1l to “'1111'.
t-nmmn'11..-5'w.111..- shown llll' Falls
of .\1'.'11-'1r.'1. tnltc :2 1'1111- in :1 build" 11nd
many “1111-1 inn-I:- sun: illusions.
Six Nights and Saturday
Matinee.
t‘otnnn-ncinI-I. .\1(L\‘11.\ Y.l)l-It‘l'l.\llll".l{l ill!
Admission. 25 and 35c.
81 uts 1111 s: 111‘ at 'l‘oInlinson's undW cut! :1
1'11111: storo- s.
HOYT’S THEATRE
,JUST ONE N‘IGHT.
Friday, January 3rd.
Whnllt-n .\' Mart: '.l'sth'iuinal l’t'o-
lllll'l ll)”.
South Before
The War,
AND PICKANINNV BAND!
T111.- only show of its kind in cxi-dcnt'c.
Absolntcly nniuuc without :1 rival.
50 People on the Stage! '
Watch for the Big Parade!
HOYT’S THEATRE.
'1‘,‘;g§:f:lanua:;y 6.
Thu Nov l'linpirt' Theatre Success,
Sowing the Wind
By Sidney Grundy.
All absorbing: and of vital intercst to all
. humanity. ‘
Themé.-5EX AGAINST SEX.
Scots may 111-procured at Pluisted's 11nd
\Vccd‘s drug stores.
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GO TO THE BIG XMAS.SA1.E AT MEAD’ S,
92 Washington Street.
SEE
Candy Canes and Baskets. Loads of Toys.
Just made; no New York stuff. Whole tons of Fresh
SANTA CLAYS“ Our sole commences today and lusts C no solid wee ..
53 1111‘! 8111111.
All pure,
After all snid‘snl dt no, a, fine. well-made,
stylish, well-fitting pair of shoes is as accept- .
ables CHRISTMAS PRESENT as anything
you can think of.
to where the very best. of its kind can be pur-
chased, it's easily answered—at
121.5. BROWN}?!
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A Dainty Gift.
If there is any question as
, PNEUMATIC
ALWAVS
ooumo our
FOR THE
PEOPLE!
BOSTON STORE
THE
CROWD. TELL
THE
3 T 0 R V 1
The Christmas trade was a grand success.
Everybody came to see us. Everybody went
away satisfied, and we are Pleased and Grate-
ful and heartily thank you.
lar business.
Now to our regu-
This week we shall continue our
Great Clean-Out Sale of
CKETS AND
FU
25c.
WE
Off Every Dollar on the Price
0
R GARMENTS.
SIIALI. TAKE
of a Jacket or Cape!
$5.00 Jacket will cost you
(C
$8.00
1310.00
812 00
$15.00
$3.75
It 1: 11 8‘300
it t. C: $7.50
11 t: 1:“ $9.00
11 t: (1
$12.00
As 55c 11cch' carry any garment over, this is a great chance to get
:1 Jacket at a very Low Price.
THE BOSTON STORE,
1‘ sin and
Wall 513., Norwalk.
A Happy New Year. -
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Micro :5 nothing that 11‘1l1 make you mort- happy than gnarl living.
'l‘urc food,
\1'1'll prcparcd, and there is nothing that affords (is room p2«:;1~.urc than th supply
' you with the l)cst the market allor ls tvtl
it h we 1:111 do to up to date st5lc. We
arc satisfied with the year that has passed and go forward into 1396 with fresh
vigor and
using nothing but pure, unadulterated foods.
lit-st is None too Good,
such goods ARE
dctct'minatitgm to impress upon the public more and more the benefit of
“'1: believe in the maxim, “The
" and you can depend upon it that our PRICE$ on
ALL RIGHT. We imlcgd thank our patrons for their liberal
patronagc and shall endeavor to deserve: .1 continuancc of same in the year that
is bcforc us and would extend :1 widespread invitation to all those whoupprcciate
:1 first-class store to give us their patronage.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Telephone Call, 13-
NllllWlLK PATTERN WilllKS
c. H. 11811111111: tropism...
Hardware: Specialties.
8018‘ AM) GIRLS’
1111: 111111011.
an up-ftvdnte machine at Low Price; 5130'
CHILDREN" VELOCIPEDES.
lost the thing for o Chris tmus present for the
little 11111 a
l’lnceiour ordt-r now so as to have the
11' heel In time 10 Chi trues.
—.¢
Repairs for any_ Stove that's made
E" Ball :11! Set us at Our
New Store, East End at
Bridge. mum
Taylor & Golden
Healfiptateandlnsurance.
WASHINGTON 813m
. i ‘ '- I 1 11 111" "Vila!
so WASHINGTON smart! “M... myfitfiz‘éa’gh ° .13; "35.35%
call-admin. "
.1. ' my part0! 111. at n mum-ht:
South Norwalk. . Conn-i “banana-yum. 1! salt:
“Leading Grocer. f
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12. 33 WASHINGTONSTREET,
FREE! FREE! FREE!
Picture Books for' the Children.
We have tried to make the parents happy during the past year by 11 system of
Low Prices For Best Goods
adjudging from our ever increasing business Wt? feel that. we have sttccmled, But.
now to make the children happy we will give on SATURDAY. DECEMBER ilst, A
BEA l'TlE‘L'l. TOY PICT [IRE 300K to every purchaser of Tea or Coffee. Be sure
to give us 11 call on Saturday, December 2131’. Here are our prices on Tea and Cofiee:
~10c Teas. ‘25c lb. Best Ground Cofl‘ee. 2711: lb;
50c Tens, 1171c lb. Maracaibo Codes, 2501: lb. '
1‘1th Tens, 45c lb. Best. Jim! Com-14. 1111: lb.
70c Teas. 531: lb. Best Mot: and J mm Coffee. 33c 11).
Maud S. Flour. $4 per 11b1,
'21 lbs. Granulated Sugar, $1.
THEHEW 101111 11111111 to
Donovan Building, 3: turn Street.‘
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
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