..
. it
o . r‘
" , . at) an ti'lt'tti‘ also.“
Monica-r ltcmrd.
”than point of the thnrrnomcter
' twenty-tour boon curling at noon
' “‘59 degrees above 1cm.
‘W...._....m.w MM..-” W... M...
- M Almanac for Tomorrow.
loans up. High this! how this
ll 4'33 at. 10:1" l at tall
.9
tack Herald Weather Forecast
M'Mhrr‘t idly promises to be gen-
flair. with lower, {Illowed by slight-
‘ temperature. and possibly by
m- Ind light snow at night. To-
V it pmmlbca to lair and colder,
II] I "call “‘avc.”
. Balkan]! Rights For Cuba.
‘ “III! it Rebellion in a country rises to
the importance of a civil war. it has
been the practice of civilized nations
. I ntlmo to recognizo the revolting
my a belligercnts. Under our prcscnt
COMMITTEE ON SEWERS All)
smears MID SIDEWALKS.
’l‘o rut: lloxoiniui: lhmitn or t‘ot‘xcnx
3le:
lb-rewith pleural llnd the «mural rcpnrt
of the committee on street» and Hillt'Wlllk‘t
and tho committee on itcwcrs lor the
year ending lleccnibcr 2a“ b. trill).
Srwars have linen constructcd as
(idioms,
_ “Mill 66
“and street. 25”) lent b‘
atmt.
Railroad'l'lace. prnptiactl extension,
Washington to Monroe strueta.
Hillside l'lttt‘t‘ M'Wl'r,
\Vtmd street .t-oct'.
l’l‘olllcs have bccn made as follows
Mouton strcct. South Main to mutt-
sin-cl.
State ktrcct, Madison to Spring.
\\'..mlward awnuc. lint-nit
to l. ltt'ttllt'p avenue.
Lowlttlcrt avenue to Um water lrout.
Cedar ~trwt. Fairlivld avenue to (.‘ou-
1|“:qu
in. Vitrttlctl pit-c. 834:! to
llillnldc place. 2270 lect
lit in. Vitrilled hipe.
('hvntnut streetJiuti test 1::
in. Vilnllrtl pipe.
llaulord plat-c. M." feet
lo I". vttrttlcd mpc. II it?
Wu wltlltlzlllll sin-cl. hill .1
Incl lflltu. iron pIpc. 7.1.13
Lz~xitiutou avenue. Ithlt
bill.”
112.011
it‘t‘l 5 ll]. vnrxtlt d yum. NW1!" '
t‘ular ~trcct. dram Llpc, ‘Jil‘ffr
l‘ntch bruins. Mb .37
Monroc street. cwncr of 1
litm- not till't‘t'l. 71.94 ‘
:4; run: \lrrt'l, Opp. .\lar l
Mum: Spain in: cannot pcrtnit Cu
mt expeditions to ho littcd out hcrc to
ditto the revolutionary party. lint if wo l
should recognize the revolutionists as!
Inlligarcntn that would givo tho rcbcls l
iii/right to fit out cruisors and obtain l
:mnltn to their armies opcnly in this
gantry. It would. in fact. givc thcui .
, flatly the some rights. no {or as prosc-
* fitting thiswar is concerncd, that Spain 1
1mm enjoys in our ports. It a rcvolttu
f that] cruiser, for instancc, should put
I into Charleston for supplics or repairs:
and we had previously recognized tho?
belligerency of the patriot party, the}
\ cruiser could gut whatcvcr she wautcd ‘
‘ openly, and there nccd iro no uttcmpt on
the part of the United Statcs authoritics
to detain hcr. The rcvulutiunists would
have the right togoanywhcrc in the na-
1 tion that had reccgiiizcd thcni. ncgoti-
ate loans. enlist men and do whatevcr
i . did not conflict with counuou neutrality
‘ . laws. An authority on tho rttlijct'l says
o! the rightsof thc lllrlll‘llt uts who havc
been recognized as hclligci‘cnts. “Their
flags and commissions arc acknowicducd,
their revenue laws arc rcspcctcd, and
they acquire a quasipolitical incogni-
aloud"
_ : It is to he notcd that hr lligorcut rights
"I. do not mean the right to ho ccnsidcrcd
‘ ”an independent nation. That oncstiou
would still remain to ho fought out :li‘v
er we had recognized tho rcvolutionists
an helligercnts. ”It would. howcvcr,
give them a great ad‘tnmgc in tho lin-
lshing up of the war. Spain would not
like it. but Spain has shown hcrscll
unable to cope with tho rchcllion, and
she has no right to complain.
During our own civil war England
and Spain both accorded to the southern
_. Confederacy the rights of liclligcrentu.
7 " The present qucsticn ft r ('ttllfll‘(‘>.~‘, as
well as the govcrnmcnts of othcr in:-
tions, to determine is whether tho ('1)-
ban iitsurrcctiran has assnrncd such pro-
‘ '. portions as to he considcml a civil war.
..‘ If it has, then tltc. Cuban patriots should
A he recognimd as belligcrcnts. Thur-c is
onlyone mind in America in that point.
Perhaps the most cclcbrtttvrl mcdico-
legal case of thc ninctccnth century
will be that of Barbara Anti. thc uuccr
creature who had Waltcr Larigcrnnni ar-
’ rested for assault. First sho madn hcr
, charge explicitly and ill a conticctcd
» , manner. Ber evidence Was so (than and
straightforward that it withstood livc
. ,Vhours of cross questioning by dcl'cndant ‘s
i lawyers. On this strength of hcr story
and of the previous low and bad rrcord
ct Langerman the . defendant was pro-
nounced guilty by tlrc jury. Hc was
awaiting sentence of is years in thopcn-
fitentiary when like a bomb (£011)le Bar-
' .bara Aub’s confession that her story
. wgu lie throughout. The. . Langcrmau
was released with a warning from 120-
cox-tier Goff tb mend his ways. After he
W38 set at liberty again, comics up thc
Aub girl, retracting her confwsion in
'toto'anfl declming that her first charge
against the man was truc, every word.
Hypnotism, bribery, insanity and weal;-
‘T' '7 dedness are in turn brought forward
‘ explain her antics. Who can got at
real truth? '
., ”Ibo united societies of working prio-
" ho are known as the Amcricun
r‘iion of Labor have, amid much
7111.69, put; themselves clcarly on
d in 1'3“» cf the free coinage of sil-
t the ratio of 16 to I, and in favor of
no lino-3' shop. ‘i'.’ 1th
Natc s rectl at. Monroe 1'
~ll‘t‘t'l, ll“ 4”
War limuton .st bt'iilgc. hi 22v
.\lI-t‘ll.tll!ll t-ll'Lt", uiuhxr .
brtilgc, NU” .
Strict», general l't"ll|ll'. L'.'.'il.l-‘l
ticurrnl repairs havc box it madc - ni
twcn y-ctglu ditl'cn-ut «colts. l-‘ur crn-lr i
cd mono 749.31.!“ has llt‘l'il t-xpcudn-tl on
\\'i at uvcnnc and North Matt: nll’t‘t‘l [rout
.‘lllr-‘llllll lu (‘cdnr sin-ct: “Rn-bingo)":
eatrcct, Railroad plncc In l'rankxtustrert:
:‘pl'iug .‘lll‘n‘l, \Vnaltt: guilt Hrccl‘» to Want ‘
strut-Land Hultlb Main sin-rt \Vas’ltl ~"
ton t I l‘onc nrd st rm-I. “ti
(Iravuru: urn-to. 53,1' . !
\Vchl i-trcut, 'I'aylur ave.
law to city linc. $1,472.51
Sittlt.‘ nlrct'i, Madman l0
rprinx a'l't‘l‘l, :Iutl till-
inu in rlcctric linht
grounds. His .19
Ilay «inc: rxtcnsi-tn. .‘Mjs j
L‘cdur nth-cl. l-‘nirlicld ,
avr-uut- to (‘onncctitut
turnpike, 4514‘s
Qilllllul'll nvcuuc. rock ‘
\\'. ll. Ninth. noon
Clt'ltlllliu sir-ct. in“. no .
Luring and rt pairing cr- s-mulks. 273.“?
New cruuwruk~ buvc lit-cu In ti on Day .
.‘lt‘r‘ul, at Raymund slrt't‘l; WP-l ain't-i. at ‘
lmwc strcer; 1.4m c street at Wtwt strc. t,
.muth Main Ml‘t'l'l. ut Munrm- strut-r, .‘tlitl
two it! llayview th'llllt‘ and l‘cdnr strcrz.
Ht‘pflll‘" have bceu made to fifteen uitIcr-
t‘lil l'l'tdswulk‘.
Ulcautnfl and
llurillh,
rcpuiring catch-
8‘2tli‘ I}?
('lrtulllltz and repairing st‘tt'cl‘n. our
lictuovlng trccs and lamp-posts. -ll.ti.'i'
l-‘lower lillilltttls, woo
Laying llt'W \\itll\‘, .I. ll. Knapp.
\\ c~t strcct, [1‘3 (‘0
Sundrics, no as
.‘ufidlcx and repairs, 2.‘ 27:»
(‘tt-unrug snow from shit-walks, 43:;1
Sirct-r t'IIllillllhnlllll and my in
guru-r salary.
Sit-cc: L'Ullillllwrllillt'l‘ and city en-
141110er thalfiltllii,
Laying board walks on Monroe.
street and \Vuribiugtou strcet
bridge.
Durham-s. tire on
lilt'itdows,
1.L’tllt,l-t~
:nm to
33. 1?
\ancr strcct
Idiot
"11,129 74
Street rlcpartmcnt credited by
lircvipt for cleaning snow from
sidcwulks. til 35
{r-ccipt from Salt: oi street clean-
ings. . 17.3w ‘
ltcct-ipt from \‘ilt! oi cart and ,
harness, 27.00
ltccctpt. lrom sale of rock excava-
tion.\V’i-‘t street grading,
Ilecvipt from Milli oi carllt on
“'t‘sl at reet. grading.
llccript, from 11. A .\lutbcwson.
‘Jnlf:
Milt“
.
rcpuirnrtz walk (jlny strcct, 27,345»
Rcccipt from Norwuik ’l'ruruwuy
company, carting snow lrnru
\Va-nington \Il‘t‘t'l. TM:
(Trcdit by llt'llt'llls over damages,
(,‘ctittr slrt'ct, ltilttt
Hill.“ 1
Should two-thirds the 00‘”. of tho movers .
on \Vmul Mt'cct. .llnulordplucc and lltll-I
~odi- plucc bc assess-cit llutllIHL the property .
ultcurtlilli; to tho tullnl custom. $119375.
wutlld In: rcalizcd lhrrctroiu: thrrrl'urc E
the net cost ol the twu dcpartrncuts is?
2| 1, mm, loss sous-z, or stalwart-1. sou 7.1
No.5:
Curbs. unttcrs‘ and sidewalks have Im-n
laid on Wcst street, from 'l'aylornvcuuc =
to the city lint". on the south side of;
Mechanic hirl‘l‘t to lily nvcnucnind on tbc‘1
cu~t sult- of l'llv rivet-nt- to Lexington nvcvl
nuc: curlu and outta-rs liavc been laid on
the t‘.‘l.~l >idc oi lily uvcnuc, from In'xiug .
tori :LVcnttc to 1. NW ~trcct, and on Cedarl
strcet. front I‘luirticld nvunne to the (loud
llt't'iit'll' 'l'urnptkr; cttrlh. guttcrs and
hillt'WHlk4 bavc liccn ordcrcd on Start-5
hil’t'l'l. from Madison st'ct-t t) Springi
hil‘t‘l‘l, and a part of thc nork donc, but,
owing to tbc cold .wculbcr. it cannot. bc
rcoinplctcd lllllll spring. ' .
Eighty—nim- noticc.» has liccn i<~ucd tol
propertywiwncrs, ordcriuu various rn-paing
to curbs and sidewalks, and all but. ll
few have cmnpiu-d with llit' orders.
Aucurnestattcn‘ipt bus lit-cu rnudc TIM
kt‘t‘l) thc alrlfl‘IH in a neat and clean con-i
«mien. but to a lame cxtcnt thc rcsult has‘
llt‘t'll discouraging. In the littolucs-x ccntcri
all papers. «licks, etc, have lrcqucrnly
been removed early in the moving only to
bc replnccd before noon by othcrs.
It would be irnposdblo without grcnt
cxprusc to thc city to kccp the streets eu-
tirc frcc from \\'n~tr- papers. ’l‘bc trouble
rests with individuals and should be cor»
rectcd by them.
For comparison. disbursements for‘
the following years are given;
Hill.
ulsory arbitration. A majority of
n .. ‘ are dead against" capital punish-
g m, t and the kind of socialists that
; 1 5 revolutionarymctbods. George E.
. :mcill, called tho. “lath/9r of the labor
‘ “I am a socialist
.Sw;
g,
duovehmnt," said:
‘myself, but my socialism is evolutionary,
not revolutionary. The American ch-
' oration of Labor is the bittcrcstmnmny
,_ of revolutionary socialism. “ )lr. Mc-
. Xgill'declaretb furthcr that ":ht: only
food to success for working people lay in
organization, atfiliaticn, high dues and
shorter hours. "
‘ x. If Democrats in Kentucky want their
state io‘remain Republican to the day‘
of judgment, they have only to continue
shooting into trainlomh « f chuhlicans
. a on their way to arm. ‘from party mtct~
lugs and jolliflcations. The Republicans
can ask nothing bcttcr than that. It
would even pay Illflll to birc Dcuir'cmts
thus to shoot. “
Jew baiting does not go in Aaurica.
‘ ‘Berr Ahlwardt. who (01115.12 thf: coun-
try to stir up a crusade against .lmrs. is
thoroughly convincod that it can. not
so, since he was eggcd and [tagged so
viicitcrously, even in Peter Cooper‘s old
“4,993.52
1.14% ill
ms? is?
Streets and s-idcwulks.
(Zitysurvcyiuu. ‘
newer: and catch-basins.
$24,729.59
1592.
(‘rushr'd stone, . 241501.64
Streets and sidewalks. 5.816 ‘23
City stirvcyiug. 513.52
<chra and catch-basins, 506.5":
$19,373.25
1894..
Cleaning strcets, f ”‘ some
Cleaning seivcrs and calcsliébaf‘ins. 347.63
. . labor. 14.0.. l, -o
Repair-ink roads. lstonr, “H.001 1,009.4-
Grading streets, - 1.231.35‘
l. tyng and repairing crosswalks. 396.40
'l‘ayior avenue sewer. 53.35.38
Franklin street sewer, 277.04
Pine Island culvert. +0.00
Supplies and repairs. 247.56
Strcet cou‘rmissioucr and engineer 1,133.33
5 rout commissioner and engineer
amsmut. $20.20
$91, 205. 23
REPORT OF THE ESGISEER.
Survevs and maps have been made as
follows:
‘ .
‘hll of learning in New York city.
,,
l
l
Sewers, 1,704 :39
$10,433,125 ,
1‘93.
Sewers, / $9,143.78
Grading, 4 4154.45
(‘rushcd stone, 1,426.47
Streets and sidewalks. 7,102.68
City survcving, 716.1%
ScWers and catch-basins, 51M”
ttctitlcnt Tttrnpiltc.
Lincoln and Rivers avenues.
l’llic street.
Minn "tn-ct,
hll'k't'l.
Washiugtcu and Marshall t-‘ll‘t‘t'ltt, in
(‘fllillt‘t'llmt wub railroad improt'r-uu-uts.
lily uveuuv. Mcchauic to lutwc street-i.
Makes have lwou set (or grading Litt-
(‘lllll tlYl’lllll‘ and on. lltc warmth ain't-ts
win-rt- curbs have brcu M'l :tul t‘c-I-l.
lint littlo program‘- Inu bccn iuudeon the
city rum. during thc ycur. mum: ctiu-Iiv to
thc large nor-um: oi tum- taken an Ill con
tircri -u \vit‘u tlu- work brim: cxwuted by
Ilh‘ N. Y.. N. II. and M ii. It L'o.
l'utothc or o-nt titiic slirvcyvt of the
out itics hill but a few urn-cu have two”
nurdu- and plotted to a scale ul’ ill) feet to
the inch.
\\'.\1 on P. loam. 4. (fur l-anim-t-r.
lhlspct‘l i'ully subunit twtl, ,
llll'llAlltt ll. Huron-2v. ‘2
(‘ lultnittccon Scwrrs and titrcct-t and
Sidewalks.
llavilaud to Marshall
SENTINEL PATTERN.
A Tissue Paper Pattern at this Garment
\ lay be Obtained by Using the Coupon.
Wu havc nnnlc spccial avt‘angcinciua
with tho agents of tho cclcbratcd llazat‘
tilovcde‘itt int: l’attcrus. by which wc can
pmwnt to our lady mull-rs sonic of tlrvir
vcry ucwcst and ('llnlt‘t'hlrt pattcrns ol"
gatrruonts. Full ttld cxplicit din'ctions
for putting togcthcr thc ganncuts ac-
company cnch pattorn.
6nY4-CHILD'S YOKES AND SLEEVES
lllxm HY Mat )i.\.\m.\.
Tbcso :vill I»- l- mud vcry dc>irablc in
rculodcllng drum-s. aprmu, wrappt-rs
and nightgown: for littlc folks. or in
making full garments. as rt straight full
skirt is tin- only cxtra ltll't‘t'. 'l‘lm-c dis-
.tinctly ditl'crcut alylt'suf Slt‘t‘Vl‘N with
vcry short body. pcrl‘nrati-d for ll'll|l~
hung in round. Sqmtt‘v and poiutcd yolrr
,outliuc. arc iuciudcd in this pattern.
No.1 shows thc Stlllill‘t' yokc ltltltll' of
. tinc tucking. and cinlu'oidcrml inscrtion.
ontlincd with it it'll] of cndm tidcry. Tin»
full pulls of tlnc naiusonk arc arrangcd
ova-r slccvcs of tlic saun- matcrial. tbc
wrists Irving linisbcd with a band of in- ‘
Sct‘tiou and {till of ctnlu'oidnvrcd mining.
Thc ncck is linisltcdto match. No. ‘3
shows the round yolrc inadc of tinc lawn
I and Vitlcncit-nucs inscrlion, strips of tho
j lawn bcing pnll'ml' llt'l\\'t't‘ll rows of in-
sertion applicd :tftcr tln- shouldcr scams
arc joincd. A frillol' iacccrlggiiu.r out-
lines tlic yokc. tinisln-s tho ncck. and
coluplctcs tlic full bisliopslt‘lcycs at tho
wrists. No. ii in pcintcd outlinc is untdc
of all over cmbrnidcry. thc lcg n” mutton
slcovos of lino ditnity having a pointcd
cull‘ df t‘lllllrttltlt'l')‘. Both wrists, ncck
. and yoke arc Illllr'lll’ll with a narrow frill
of ctulu'ohlct'cd‘cdgiug.
The annuity ol‘ :lti—iucb widd’matcrial
rcquircd to inakc dcsiun No. l for a six
rnouths' old sizc is llH yards; No. ‘3 dc-
5'4 of a yard: No. 3 dcsign. ‘,_.
yard. For a ouc-yczzr-old slzv it will
rcquirc 1',: yards for No. | tit-sign : of
a yard for No. 2 dcsiun: 5;; of a yard
for No. 3 (it-sign. For a twoycar-old
sizc it will tal-Lc 13“, yards for No i do
sign. 1 yard for No. '3 dcsigu and 3'._ of a
yard for No. :l dcsigu.
Tlic pattcrn. which is No. out, and
rctails for twcuty-livc cents. is cut in
tin-cc sizcs. for children of six months.
mic and two yours. of ago.
I EVENING SERTINEL GOUPUN
ENTITLINH 'ro oxr: mrrsun AN‘:
hlZE. 0F 50. um
I (fut this outfit“! In your name and addrerr
and mail or talus to
Sturtevam's Bargain House
sign,
mrrsun No. nan-t. 51w.-. ......... .t .
l‘hls coupon and 12 cts. will secure abou-
.mt.tern at ~tnrtovnnt‘s. North \lain um
i... H... unntan-wallr
You Don't Havelo Swear Oll.
says the St. Louis Journal of Arzricttltu re
in an ' editorial about, No-Tu-Bac, the
famous tobacco habit cure. “We know
of many cast-s cured by Xo'l‘o-Bac. Unc
n. promiucut St. Louis architect. smoked
and chewed for twenty years; two boxes
cured him so that even the smell of tobac-
co makes him sick.“ No-To-Bac sold and
guaranteed by R. H. Plaisted. No cure
no pay. Book lrec. Sterling Remedy Co,
Sew York or Chicago.
ISTRIC'I‘ 0F NORWALK, sax. Pill)-
BA'l'E COURT, Denemlrcr 16111, A.
D. 11895.
Estate of doscpli O‘Rourke. latc of Nor-
walk, in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for tho District 01'
Norwalk. hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hen-of for the
Crcdlt'nrs of said Estate tot-xiiibittlieir
claims for séttlcmcnt. Those who ucglcct
to present their accounts. proper-1y attest,-
ed. thin said tune will be debut-ed a
rcco cry. All pers‘bns indebted to said
Bantam requested to make- immediate
Pine street, whole length. according to
layout made 18% . t ‘ ‘
cut to CHARLES OLusrsAn.
"31‘? 24 31 ‘ Administrator. .
«
And Coughs
" Early In the Winter. 1 took a
it .wvcrc cold which dcvclopcd
,into an othinatc, lntckinucongh.
which troublcd me for nine wccks,
in spite at medical aid.
avers
Cherry Pastoral
bclng rccnnuucndcd "W. I bcttattt
lu tztltc it. :url lli‘iilll' of '21 hours
lwax rcln-wd. ’l'lizlt oiu- butllc
curcd Inc, and i cannot spunk hm
hath!) nt‘ il~l'\ct'llt‘tlt'l'." .‘lt‘fi.
1'3. Ii. lu-t‘ll, ll‘tton. (thin.
Highest
Awards at
World’s Fair.
Popular - Prices
on all
Holdayloods
x‘ 'l‘
HHALE’S.
gulcrlaimuc‘ulri.‘
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
Huc \Vcck. Commencing
Monday, December 30.
PROF. JOHN
REYNOLDS
From I. ‘ll'l-llt. England.
'l'lll-I liltl'. \l’I'IS'l‘ LIVING
MESMERIST!
Lanubrildc. .‘lt‘~llt‘:tl and \\'nudcrflilly
cxcitini: l-Intcrt:tlniucntu, cun~i~tinu n1 t-x
pt-ritnn-ntu in Animal Magnetism or Illt'll~
tul t'lr't‘lt‘lt':l}'.
l’crwrw t'vlttill: \wlutilflrilv {H‘m Illt'
lllltllt'ttt't‘. if l-vunel s-upccp’iblc. \vtll Ir-
tttudc to cllm- tin-tr cycs Without Iii-tug
llllll' to opt-n thctu: thcy will bi- madc to
~turuu’icr. ltiruct llil'lrl):llllt“.litll',:lt, dnncc
and sing; tlu-ir vulnnturv trutiou will In-
cluuplctclv r-unti‘oilv-il, s-i tit-y curinur
stand or -:it. Warm" “‘ill clirnmtd to wine.
coiIcc, ctc 'l‘bcy will Ill-shown lllt' Full~
of Niagara, tokc a mic in u ballon and
many othcr intern-Wu: illuzious.
Slx Nights and Saturday
Matinee.
('otnmcucinz. .\u i.\‘ n.\v;In-‘.ci:\itu:itl :10
Admission, 25 and 350.
Scale uu shit: at 'l'nuiliu-mn's atnl\Vccd'a
drug storm.
~ ,, L . p . . m m
‘ SEN'HNE.’ ' ‘ Washington strut. Water to Rom -“ t _ i . .
R PORT Mala street hr protruded chiming. For ALW ‘ "
Emma Mb Pttnt'ttllti‘tilt Lincoln and Ilium avenues. AVS .
' ' kiitullrove l'lscc. West street to city ._- LOOKING OUT
‘" Ul' ‘I‘lttfi Iluc. ‘ COIds "’ ' '0' THE
Monroe street. South Main to State P E O P I. E !
lar business.
25c.
85.00 Jacko
$8.00 ‘
$10.00 “'
$1200 “
$15.00 “
I
b
\ i
I
away satisfied, and we are Pleased and Grate-
WE sum. TAKE
1; will cost you
61 ll 6:
it t.’ t:
(l (l I:
it it (t
5R .
The Christmas trade was a grand success.
Everybody came to sets us. Everybody went
00mg: TILL
“I
.1303 Vi
wary“
wan‘i
ful and heartily thank you. Now to our regu- . .,
This week we shall continue our
Great Clean-Out Sale of
CKETS AND
FUR GARMENTS.
”a.
Off Every Dollar on the Price
of a Jacket or Cape!
~
$6.00
$7.50
$9.00
$12.00
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As we never carry any garment over, this is a great chance to get
a Jacket at a very Low Price.
THE BOSTON STORE,”
Main and Wall Sts.,Norwalk.
HOVT’S THEATRE
JUST ONE NIGHT.
Friday, January 3rd.
“'ballcn .\ llartcli'stlriuinal I’m-
duction.
South Before
The War,
AND rtcxnamav BAND!
'I'lic only show at its kind in cxistcncc.
Ali-.oliitcly unionc w.tliout a rival.
50 People on the Stage!
Watch for the Big Parade
H OYT’S T H EAT RE.
leggy ; January 6.
The Ncw linipirc 'l‘hcatrc Success.
Sowing the Wind
lly Sidney lirnndy. s
All ubsorbingyand of vital interest to all
’ humanity.
Theme.——SEX AGAINST SEX.
Seats may be procurcdnt Plalsted‘s ubd
Weed'n drug stores.
For Sale by
S. B. WILSON
BUILDER AND ”REAL
ESTATE AGENT.
92 WALL STREET, NORWAL‘K, RT.
Two or Three Good Homes.
Best chance to get a home on very
' . cosy terms.
‘7
Notices of local ‘lrntcrtainmenta I); all
kinds to which an admission is charged.
and notices calmlated to promote private
interests, empt where an adcsrtimm m
of sums {1111100}?! in advertising columns
are charged/or at regular tutu. 10 com
a line.
A Happy New Year.
such goo
Telephone Call, I3
using nothing but pure, unadulterated foods. ,
llcst is None too Good," and you can depend upon it that our PRICES on
We indeed thank our patrons for their liberal
ds- ARE .-\Ll. RIGHT.
' a first‘class store to give us their patronagc.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,"
, Leading \Grocer.
-I?..
There is nothing that will make you mon: happy than good vrng. Pure food
u'cll prepared, and there is nothing that affords us more pleasure than to supply
you with/the best the market nt'fprds, which we can do in up-to-datc style. We
arc satisfied with the year that has passed and go forward into 1396 with fresh
vigor and determination to impress upon the public more and more the beuet'it of
We believe in the maxim,t“Thc
patronage and shall endeavor to deserve a continuance of same in the year that
is before us and would extend :1 wide-spread invitation to all those who appreciate:
33 WASHINGTON STREET,
r. \ , .
Nuwuruuui inn
c. H. usuurt, durum.
Hardware :-= Specialties.
BOTS‘ AND GIRLS‘
lawman tut siclttt.
an up-to-date machine at Low Price; also
CHILDREN’S vuw‘crrsous
lost the thing for a Chrlstrnas present for the
iltt‘e toli s.
Pincoiour order now so its to have the
wheel in time for Uhlstmim.
-
Ilepairs for any Stove that's made
S‘" call and Sea usflat Our
New Store, East End of
Bridge octotm
INTEREST - NOTICE.
NURWALK SATKNGS SOCIETY,
NORWALK. Dec. 12th. 1895.
Interest at the rate of four 14‘ per cent.
per nouum. for the current six months,
will be credited to depositors January 1.
1896. and paid to them on and alter Jan-
uary 10.
By order of Board of Directors,
d2? j3 GEO. E. MILLER, Sec'y. .
to give us a call on Saturday. December ‘llst.
40c Teas. 250 lb.
50c Tens, 35c iii.
60c Teas, 45c lb.
70c Teas, 53c lb.
Donovan Building,
South Nurwalk.
ml
FREEIFREElFREE!
Picture Books for the Children.
We have tried to make the parents happy during the past year by a system of
Low Prices For Best Goods
"(Ulldging from our ever increasing business we feel that We have‘s'umled. But
now to make the children happy We will give on SATI'RllAY, DECEMBER flint, A
BEAI,'Tll"L'I. TOY PlCTURI-Z BOOK to every purchaser of Tea or Coflee. Be sure
llere are our prices on Ten and Coflee:
Best Ground Cutler. 250 lb.
' Maracaibo Coffee, 29c lb.
Best Java. Com-e, 31c lb.
Best Mocha and Java Cottee, 33c lb.
Mind 5. Flour, $4 per bbh
2| lbs. Granulated SugarfSI‘.
intttwviiiuututt
33 Main Street.
Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler