Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 31, 1895 · page 7

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nuns WVI “OUT“ NURWALK AF
NLLOWH:

Ion Nut You:
a ii,-tllcx.li:ilox “use.“ Insult-c.
loxdtlrsttniux ltiltlacdticlcs, ltlthou.
[EM—42w“. i ll until-5 “,2.“ ac.
luvs was. Milan. calm. chine,
lliic,l Alan. 2630“.

‘ , Buttons.

A. Dir—index halo-v.58)“, 915M.
41llu.7lllos.vflac.

Ion tin luv-s:

AM -ltlllex. I Elli-s. Girlie. 738cc. swat:
“testament. lilo ex, IINH‘. P M t
OI, l lilac, 25” ac l v “flow port, so: all. t a
ac. thex.527ao. 02? ac. 71" as. 728m to
Bridgeport. t u ac. 0 ti oc, ll 15 ac.

Shanna.

A.M.—imox.iwex.7osu.oi2ac. 7am

LEAVE NEW YORK.
Fun Sacra Minivans:

A. Mwl2illiti'il‘ttx.btllac, dill“, rm.“
Hills: 9 titles. u in u x. littsl cit. limb ac, ii to“,
"Mac. I!!!» noon ac. V. M.~»lm no, aisles
aicex.:i:nox.4icu 4mm. Hitlmt, soil
In. ill]! ex. iiilll M'. 7m ac. it it) ac. Villain

SUNDAY»,

A.M.-l.‘:wex,ouu ac, 7w ac. P. M.«6tl

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llinitury Division.

Luvs Scorn Noawim:

A. [“837 at. 9 lilac. ldtltl 0:. P. 81,—1 {r
In, 4 in Pitutlozd ex, 0 1*: ex, 6 till ac.
Burton's.
A.M.~9£tiac. nit-4:5». l
ram insannr:
A. hi.~tlwac. 7 ales. 96? ex. ll til ac. P. 31

4219: 514-0 ll was.
Summits.
P. M. outlac.

A. hie—8 in ac.

 

lilllllllli ill Pllllllllllll.

People surely realize that each and
every one are judged by what they are
able to do, and 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 "gore
and appearance.

We rcully believe it is an important
duty We owc ourselves and irionds to
make the most of what nature has given
us.

Thus, to our hands are intrustcd not
only the tasteful adornincnt. of the (mm,

but also our comfort, improvemcnt of

figure, and in no small dcgrce, our happi-
ness.

it matters not whether we are rich or
poor this subject interests as all.

LA Ill I N

of true culture and intelligence esteem it
a real accomplishment to be able by the
exercise of their own ability to cut beau-
tifully fitting garments.

Mll'l‘r MIR ‘
can'justly feel proud of their utghters
who possess the knowledge a {I iiity,
not on] to superinteud but, t knit. and
maketlyi’eir own clothing. It is null evi
dent that they will make better wives and
mothers. "
r' YOU
ma think this call is not for you, but
per ups it is.

No matter what your station in life is you
cannot see very far in the future. and a valu'
able trade may mean vet y much to you.

Now that your attention has been called in
the right direction. 'vlrit the .

nirsscunac scnoa

(With the determination of bettr-rinn your con-
dition "post-ibis) and invesvicato the work.

Schoo ’l‘ucsday, Thuyataia y and Saturv
day, 2 to 5 and 7 to it p. ni.

22 SQUTH MAIN STREET.

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p c r
, East Norwalk.

GORHAM’S

t«AV&nue

irs

F

l

Store, Alli

W a1 1 P a

What is law: mm a as oil
7 . rail alumnus am. ,

I t
It Good Story lrom embarywllarion w No-
I Iroton Doings-mu Import my-um
I Corina lagoon.
' l

; CRANBURY.

Custom ll Dr. Samuel Pltohor'sl A story that is going the rentals of
premipfion for Mat. “(1 ch11.§0rtiiibiiry, Weston and Wolplt Hills is
dron. It contains neither Opium, 31‘1"“. ",3”me 32‘1“"?! Sm" i”

. , c nic human to o n s on can
HPIFMMPM 0th" Namath “I" man named M£?3..Wlltl is cniploy’ud l);E
stance. ItisaliIarmloss substitute for Tchry 3m (3010,, A, ,, “my gm,“
Parogoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, recently at Samuel (‘rawftml's them
and Castor Oil, 1th plenum, It. wmeinoroboys than girls, and it was
guarantee ll thirty ya": no byInoticcd that howls was dancing ovary
millions of Mothers. cmom lithe sci. This angcmd the boys, and thoy

, . dotcmiincd to put a stop to it; but how
ghiddffn' Pwuea‘u" Iowa" 5 to do it they did not not know. Finally
1" on

1Fwd Frendcnthnl conic to their aid.
CASTOHIA lic would not divulgc his plan,but asked
For Infants and Children. l

 

tilll' oftlic toys to Mid Lewis up stairs
- .tosco him in ono of thc bedrooms.
Do not be lmywscd upon, but insist upon Aitcr the not was finished, tho message

having Cnstorla, and sec that the {mualwas dclivcmi and thc bait wizvd with
signature of

,8 on ”I: avidity. Upon getting Lcwis into the

wrappq,” room, lt‘rcudcnthal slipped out and lock-

Weatiall m ' ‘ cd the door. Lewis kicked, cmixcd and
P

tact. ourselves and the public at all hazards."
Tits Cannon Commonly Murray 8L,N.Y.

rplcadcd, but to no avail, as his captor
was ilriuIand Would not rclciwo him.
Mcanwhilc the party pmgrcsscd merri-
II ly_down stairs, the strains of the music
‘only scrving to angcr Lcwis inoro than
cvoraa they rwvched his cars. Hc was
kept. cugctl up until thc last not was
danced, when licwasiclctcicd. Ho nc~
cnscd lt‘mndenthul of sharp practice and
vows to get cven if it takes him a lit‘c-
;tllllt‘. 'i‘hc littlo cpisodc has already
cost Lewis ticurly a box of cigars.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
deard Bates has his stonc crusher in
position ncar William ilindlcy's rosi-
gdcncc, and will turn out stouc to bc used
on tho strccls of thc town.
I Mrs. w. u. uni-tr. Miss Elsie Sow:
l and Miss Willizird wvrc. "at honic" yes-

. v' I'
I , ..
., " I . ti-rduy_:iftcriiixm, to thcir niunyfricuds
u
FUll of Good
- so
Things.
Our store is fairly full with

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accept a position with tho Amcricun

’I‘clcpliouc company.

in thisflind othcr plan's.
Mr. :l’nd Mrs. licnry t). rim-ct, will go
good things in Groceries for
Christmas and New Years

t . . . .
to lirmaklyn tonight. to \'l.~li with Mr.
and no. .lolni Siniondson.

Wallucoillctctilt' i'cturncd to \Vorccs-
tcr today, atom a six chks' visit with

fcasts: cverythiug in Nuts, liai<
sins, Confections, Fruits. etc.
You are invite-d to sample our
stock of good ('andy, which we

Mrs. F. D. (inrducr. I
Juuics l~‘uirlaink_s has gonc to Troy to
shall oilur at ltlc, 12c and 15c per
pound. New Figs itlc pound.

Miss Florcntw Millsp‘iugh is quitc
sick. ,

 

wagon AND summer.

The Wompn's (‘hristiau 'llcinlwriincc
Union is tolliurc‘cliargc of thc tutnpcr-
:iucc nicotiug which will bc hcld in Nos
tioual Hall. on Sunday ai'tcrnoon, .lun-
iiiirIv ittli.

iorenzo Dibble.

__.~...-,.-_...._ Hurry Mirror. of this illilt‘tl, lt-ft town

P t I M d. . last wwk t'or Wuusnu. “'ismusin.

whcrc ho has sccurcd :i ymsitiou as loud.
EAST Allll PLEASANT TO TAKE.

or of an orclu-stru iii an opcru housc.
AT OUR PRICESs

iii FAGT, HAllll NOT TO TAKE,

Tllt‘ullllllill tum-ting oi‘tho Rowling
Room and Library assix'iation will bc
hold 'l‘hnrsday ci‘cuiug.

Dr. John L. Adams. of NM York.
was the gucst of his i‘ntlu-r, (l. S.
Adams, Friday.

Loxatcnik 31.“) List of uncluinicd lcttcrs at thc Wast-
Hmd's Saranparilla, .60 port post-oilicc: l“. E. Hoadlcy. Miss
5-73"!' Saranparilla, '67 Jcnnic Nichols.

Dino’s Sarsaparilla, .lW . ' . _ . . . .
Oiticura Resolvent, ,70 Bishop Williams isto \‘Irill Mcinorial
Britt’s Emulsion, . .60 chart-hon Sunday ui'tcruoon, January
Green’s Norvura, , .70 12th. ‘

Btillson’s Specific for Malaria, .76 I I . I .
Paine’s Cele Compound.. .65 'i‘lic Rim-inside Social club Will hold its
Brandroth’s '118, 13 rcccption in National Hall. this cvon-
Alcock’s Planters, ,10 iug I

Benson’s Capsice Planters. .12 'I I . .

(Malaria, .23 Miss Ann Rice is spcndiug a couplc
Carter’s Pills, _ .19, of chks with rclutivcs in New York.
Atwood’s Bittors, . 8

I". T. Bullion], .311 of Anilict‘st col—

Badam’s Microbe Killer, qts., as .
logo. is homc l'oi‘ifhc holidays.

Rada‘m’s Microbe Killer, gal. jam, 5.50

Yankee Lung Soother, ‘85, Miss Ncllite Sniti'cn is visiting rcliis

, . ’ I tii'cs in Brooklyn, N. Y.
lien. ii. Stillsons: . -...~...~....~—
I Henry Richmond, who recently optin-
Drug Store,

:cd a sausage making cstablishmcut iii
iSouth Norwalk, killcd two hogs, Sun-
12 Washington street

Inlay, that wcighcd 36.“) and 295 pounds
lrosymctively. A cow butchoi'crl at thc
l

§ sumo tinic wcighcd 400 pounds.
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Miss Cassia St. John, tcuclicr in tho

H , Waterbury. I Brooksido schml, has rctu a ,' l thc

S. .
‘ . Christmas vacation. spent at 101‘ former

' . Real [Slale allll lilSlliallllB. Ihome in Saratoga. N. Y., and .will to-

 

 

40 Washington 8t" 80' INDTWIIK Isumc schoolsessionstniThursday morn~

ill": lyr 'ing.

 

 

 

 

‘ APENNY SAVE

 

if you want to save your pennies, also your dol-
lirs, go to the storcwhere you can get good goods
()lTIx’ STORE
1? LA C E“! We have a full line of I ' '

torthc least I’money‘.

Lamps, Dinner andToilet Sets, Tin,
'and Cutlery! .

Allour Dinnerware open stock.

Woodenware

All of the fiiicst grades.

NASH 8: VANSCOY,
Cor. North Main and West Streets, ,

sour'H NORWALK, . .

Albert G. Davis and son have received

‘ I “i :1 Jorge numbcr of ‘fancy fowls from
D '5 TWI c E E A R N E D. : Pennsylvania and New York state. ‘

Charles McKcuny. who has been scr-
:iously sick some time, is considerably
improved. . .

M. H. Parsons has purchasod a hand-
I some pair of gray horses from New

I York.

Holckiah Sitts has t'losctl his cidcr
mill, having: had a most sncccssful scar
son.

is THE.

NEW CANAAN.

Postnnistor Lucius Monrm cclcbratcd
the scvcnticth anniversary of his birth-
. day Saturday. His children and grand—
‘ children hclped him niukc‘ the occasion a
happy one.

The New Canaan Messenger will be
nineteen years old on New Year’s. Edi-
tor Kirek has the hearty congratulations
of The Sentinel.

 

CONN.

 

 

 

Ho

esuelm Commissioner.

m...

mos am Is OONBlDBBlllG.

no Bake 0! What In a Wasllh Blood.
San W Inst Not “old to tho
[Patti-(I States —-— unwor- Appointment
Approved In London.

Whitlllltl’l‘oli, Doo.81.-'I'wo mutation
of the Venezuelan commission are now
pretty certainty decided upon. 'l‘hcso are
Justina Braver cl‘tho supreme court of
tho United Stat“ and Justice Alvoy of
tho supremo court or the District at (to-
lunihla. it is thought that their names
and that at the third member of the com-
mission may be officially announced altar
the cabinet pleating today.

An interesting story ll told in mauso-
tion with the selection of .‘luntlcc Brewer.
His ability as ti great lawyer is undouht
mlV and tho president holds him in the
highest saloon», but he is a nopliow of As-
sociate Justlco Field, and that wulghs
heavily in his favor. .losticc Field is for
past the age of retirement. Ho la Noble,
and only holds his seat. in crdcr to pro-

 

 

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vent President Cleveland lrom appointing
his summer. When .iustlcu Brewer was
appointed, under President Harrison. it
was expected that Justice Field would
retire, but he did not. Afterward a feud
aroso batman the Clevelands and the
Fields over some gossip reilcctlng on the
president and attributed to tho Fields.
There has been had tooling between tho
iainillcs ever since. '

In distinguishing Justleo Brcwcr the
prcsldout. it is said, will establish irlond-
ly rotations once mom with Justice Fluid.
and thereby obtain a tin-tired vacancy on
tho snprnmo bench. Whether this he so or
not, .lustico llrchr's selection will please
.lustlcc Field greatly.

Sketch of Justice Brewer.

llnvld Josiah Brewer. associate justice
of the [initial States supreme court, was
born in Smyrna. Asia Minor. Juno :2”.
lHilT. lid is tho son of the Roy. Josiah
lirovvcr and Emilia A. Fluid, slstcr oi ila~
vld lludley, Cyrus W. and .lnstlou Sto-
plian. Field. ills Inthor was an early
missionary to Turkey. 'l‘hc prcscut just-
tico was graduated ironi Yale collage in
info; and from the Albany Law school in
was, and fistobllshcd himself in his pro-
tension at Leavenworth, lion, in 15.30,
whom he llvcd until ho romoved to Wash-
ington to enter upon his present dutios.
in isdi he was judge oi the probate and
criminal courts of Leavenworth county.
From lhtlfi to lsdilhowas judge of tho
district court, and from land to in?” was
county attornoy for Leavenworth.

in 1570 he was elected a justice of tho
supreme court of his state and was ro~
elected in ltTti and 1882. In ln‘rll he was
appointed judge at tho circuit court. of tho
l'nltod States for the Eighth district. and
was appointed to his prescnt placu to sun»
cccd .lnstiCo Stanley Matthsws in Decent.
her, Jana, and was Commissioned llci‘. is,
lhtitl.

Somerset In a “'urlilia Mood.

Losuov,‘l)ec. Iii—'l'ho lluku of Somm-
sot writus to The Post this morning pro-
testing against Lord Salisbury’s doing
anything to asxlet tho Vonnzucinn coup
mission, which,Itho duko says, ought to
bc ignored. “it England yields in tho
slightest to Amorica," ho contiiium, “it
will bu ruinous to our prostlgc, as who
Mr. (llmistunc allowed our ling to ho trodv
don upon by the Boers."

'l‘ho Chronicle. in the course of a com-
plimentary editorial, scnds a New Year‘s
grouting and good wishes to America and
to President (_‘lo\‘oluttd. I

A hlcihonrno dispatch to The Times
says: "A bouquet was hold at Aduluidc
to celebrate Foundation day, and many
patriotic specious were mndo. lion. James
Henry Young, the minister of Works for
New South Wales, who is Amorlcnn born,
ridiculed tho idea of war. Mark ’l‘wain
was also presont. and cchood tho aunti-
niout that the tail; of war botyvcon blood
rcintlon‘s was absurd."

Tho newspapers this n ornlng are large-
ly occupied with rcvie 's of the year's
cvcnts. lint .lustico Brewer'sappointment
to tho Vcnczoalnu commission is approved
by the press. ' ‘

Trust DConcern» Insolvent.

51‘. Lows, Dec. ill.—Attornoy I. A. W.
Aldorson, on behalf of the stato treasurer,
tiled petitions asking for receivers for the
Trust and Fund Loan association and the
National Guarantee and investment com-
pany. It is alloged that State Supervisor
Gray has made an examination of tho
books of both concerns, and that they are
insolvent and lining improperly‘manngcd.
The assets of the Trust Fund Luau 3880‘
station are given at $10,000 and the Na-
tional Guarantee. and investment compa-
ny at. 25,000. lloth arc declared by the
supervisor to be insolvent. I

I Furnaces Shut Down.
.Newc/isrts, Pa. Dec. 31,—All of the
furnaces oi’ this city are closing down as
.a result of the demands on the part of the
employees for pay for time and a half on
Sundays and a corresponding increase on
holidays, Manufacturers claim that tho]

cannot pay the increase demanded.

Diamond Broker Attompu Suicida-
' Cunt-sun, Mass, Dec. 31.,—- William
Smith, a Boston diamond broker, on wars

 

‘oi ago, made an attempt to commit sui-

oldo at his home here by shooting himself
in the head. He cannot recover.
cinl troubles are said to be lha cause of
the act. '

 

Fall Into the Fireplace.

GUTHRIB, 0. T., Dec. ill.—Henry liar?

risen, living near Mound City, fell into
the fireplace and was burned to death.
His grandson, who discovered the burning
body, who be overcome with the horror of
tho scenethnt he has becomeIa raving ma-
niac. V

Kill-d by I Filling tum.

'i'nov, N. Y, Doc. sip-Oliver Bean-
ohea, aged 26 years, was instantly killed
at the Tray Steel and Iron company’-
works by a falling iron boom, which
crushed hip shall.

I

Swindle elicit Justice For Vea-

Flnan‘ 3'

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Tito no. mimics a m. Paulo
m Booming Enthusiastic.
(Fran the Boston Global

thnthn welian- oi tho public is at
stalls our citlzans are lntarcsted. 'l‘ln- Ill
tic cououcror llltu cmllo and coiupu-red.
Boston 'has prown no cat-cptlon to tho
l'lill‘.’. m'crythlng is swept iii-lore lhc on
ward march. Enthusiastic pmplo arc
talkiugalmut thcir cxpcrlcncc. Many a
readcr oi“ this linoyvs whore tho Photo
graphic. Studio of Mr. t'. ll. Foster is at
Qfilliiiiover strent."and no douhtn num-
bi-r know Mr. Fostcr personally, u. lion-
tonltiu for 35 years, and a man whose
statement should satisfy the skeptic.
This is how be «thanks at his (:llst‘. To our
representativelice-aid: "About to years
ngol was a very sick man with lliabctcs.
'l‘lint ll what tho ilmvtorscallcd it. ’l‘hcy

told me i Would not live {or many
years. and ndviscd suit Willt’l‘ air :it the
sca lilllll't‘ as tho only thing that

could in than» for mu. 'l'hi-i nppcumi to
hclp "1c. but for tho but I'lycurs l have
suil'o-rcil I‘Xt'cssll’cly‘ from most disirousiug
piiliis across my kixlncys. which \l‘cl‘t' cou-
atautlj‘ tin-re, until I began to lulu»
DUANE Killxlil' PILLS, and ”my huvc
l'Hlll'\'t‘,ll my sutlcriug to llic cxti-nt 1 hard-
ly cxprcteil would cvcr hc my lot. i had
back ache! so had at times it rcquircd ul«
mmt allitl'l‘llllllllln i-nergy to kin-p up.
'l'hrrc was a dull. hcuvy. little-scl'iiuilile
sensation in my hctul. My appciilr was
irregular. utterly failing nic nl lino-s. My
work invcd inc and uiadc tho backache
worsc. 'l‘hcn i read about Dunn's Kidney
Pills. l was sutl'cring grcziily at the tlinc
null llccitlcll to try limo. [got a box at
Knight's Pharmacy, 97 (‘onrt ~~trcc , and
Ctllliilli'llt'ctl taking them. Alix-r ilic first.
icw days I know they wu-rn- doing the
good. and as l coutinucd the backache
disappearcd and rapidly inipro\'ctl. ’l’hc
backache loft inc. and i no longer pi-t'iti
cur-ed iortncrsutl‘cring. Mr llt'lltl is vicar,
audl frcl brightrr. 'l‘lu-urirw un-«i to
contain a horny scdinicut. llnao ~ Kid-
ney l’lllh‘ havc l’t"l'll‘l’ll it to a normal con-
ditiou. li'cel today a hundred pcr t't-lil.
better than in yours. i regard my misc :is
lit-in: rcully Wondt-rilil. and if my tummy
nicudaliou oi lloun's Kidncy l’iil~ will in
dot-i- othcr ~uiTcrir~ from liisiitcv limo“-
tli'r\ to try lllt'lll lgludy :iiltliot'ixu you to
ow it." .

Dunn's Kitltit‘y l'LlIs :irc {or mic by all
th:llt'i‘~, l'rh'c,.'itl cunts pcr box, or wut
hvliiall on rccoipi oi’ pricc. 1"o-lcr Mil—
burn m, lhril‘alo. N. 'i'..
the i'uitt-d Slalom, '

solc IILU'lll‘ for

Bucklin’s Arnica Salve.

Tho lust siich in the: world iorculh,
bruises, sorcs, Iiiwrs.‘ salt rllt‘lllll. is-vcr
sores, ti-tti-r, chappcd hands. chiibhiins,
Corns. audall skin cruptioiw. and posi-
tirciy curt-s piles, or no pay rcquin-d. it
is guaranteed to give pct-foot satisfaction
or uu‘ucy rcl’umlcd. Print 27» cum pi-r
box, For sale by (1'. C. Stillson and F” l’.
“'ci-tl. _

(luckiimitc Cough (“mic is a popular
rcuicdy for croiiti. Sofi- for childrcti :itul
aduli4. i3. l’. \Veed it; ti. (‘. Stillmn

 

 

Faiiiteid County National Bank,
43 Wall Street, Norwalk. Conn.

lNUtNti‘UilATlill, 15:4. ('Ai‘ll‘Ai. strum.
ltill'WiV i‘). KEELFR. l'rvi-ident.
lH \‘lll H. Milli-Til, \‘icc Fri-sidcul.
ll. ('. ”BEEN, t‘nslilcm,
lllllltii‘l‘t‘lliF.
Ernvixt). KELLER. . .‘th’I-LH ”Jinnah.
[tutu ll. “Milli. A .l. Mitizarzu,

F. M’ .louN Lucknow), TIIl-Iot-ous hi. Sni'rn.
la.-i Com-1. t'um. l'. ‘i‘iusriian.

_ .~\ccount.~mf .‘lianuizicturcrs,Illnrrcluihtsaud
IndividualsSolicited.

Sure llcposit Boxes Free to Dcpmitors.

ldo not, Want the Earth
with a icucc :ii‘llund it
but will be thankful for a small
share of Public Patronage in

Butter,Ch*eese,Eggs
Lard, Pickles,

ctc., at The NFJV 5'“ ill H,

l25" Washington St.,
B. A. VICKIERS.

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0. w‘. riotous;
flillEllll lllllECTllll
Mill EMBllMEli.

93 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN.
RESIDENCE, MABACKEMO llOl‘EL

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REMEDY.

 

Clothing.

The kind we know you want and at prices you arc wil-
ling to pay. That is our idea of business. Under these
easy circumstances we can aflord to guarantee ovary
garment we sell, and agree to return your money if dis.
satisfied with your purchase.

Furnishings

That we show you are the very latest styles and of best
quality, up to date in every way, and the beat for the
prices we ask, that any one can show you. Our best ad-
vertisement is our customers, always well dressed
and pleased to recommend their friends to us.

I

W. A. BElllllllil & ill

at Main Street,
“‘liorwall.

Sentinel Building.
- South liomilt.

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if You Wear Shoes,

if You Buy Shoes,
Then Read this Ad. Very Carefully.

 

Mcn's Enamel invisible Cork St'ticlfihocs, $3.50 to $5.50
Mcti's Heavy linsuia (Ialillloublv Sole Show, $3.50 to $5.00
Rico's i'ali invisible t'nrk Solo.- Shoes, $13.00 to 35.00
l.:idie~‘ invisible ('ork Sole Shoes. ’ $3.50
luidies' Calcnotible Stiic Slums, button and lace, $3.50
luidies' Cloth Top Show. sonicthinl.r iluc. 32.00 and $3.00

Children’s Shoes in :in endlcss \‘uricty. -
The largest line oi luidics' and iicnta' Slippers ever shown in town, from 50c to $2.00

AIGOOD CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Rubber Goods

3 of all the best in:ikc~. and irc~h from the factory at cost.

M. H. GLOVER’S

Double Shoe Store,
40 ANDCJZ van Sister, NORWALK.

Evoryhody’s Shoes Shined Free of charge.

 

 

on and Reliable ilaily Direct Freight line

F-BETWEEN—

iity, 01 Hawaii, Eagle and Vulcan
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Will leave Pierj23, E. R., Beekman street, New York, at 5 p. in:
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. in : South Norwaik, 6 p. m.
' Freight Received from T a. in. to 5 p.‘ m. ' — I
Upon'spplication to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will be
sent {or special lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boat: of this
line on account of the owners thereof. 02 tf

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_ ' SCHAUB’S MARKET, {

38 Washington Street South linmail.
Hillnillllitlls Hill anti-cuss MEATS.

Native Beef Cash Prices.

 

 

 

 

Porter House Steak Bologna , IOc
Sirloin Steak __ l‘lc Fresh and Pickled Tripc 8c

- Round Steak , in: Head Cheese ‘ 10!:
Shoulder Steak ,v" .‘u: Livcr “'urst lilo
Prime Roast . itlc and l'lt- Hams. sugar cured 106
Rib Roast so Shoiiidcr 7c
Pork Chops, ' “a 3 lb. Lard 25c

. Pork, 15le {or $1 Pickled Tongues i120
Sausage, Sperry & Barnes inc Smoked Tongues 18¢
lit-gs Mutton w,- Sauerkraut . 1ch
Mutton Chops inc Fresh Ground Bones for Chickens
Fore Quarter Mutton 5c Every Tuesday and Friday ,,
anklurters the

Other has in. the Same Proportions. All kinds of Poultry at
the lowest Possible Prices.

 

 

 

I JACOB SCHAUB. PROPRIETOR. ..

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