Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 23, 1902 · page 5

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”Slippers fro tile in O L 00

Lion in 0., _

' es Sadie E.B Bo
New York pity.

——th3 and Dunlap erbisLL O'Brien L

L us. Fancy Figs ‘

an Datcsp at Seymou .s”. .
or prices‘bn Turkeys see Public
,Market. advertisement, page three. .
.. omblnation Desks. Ladies Desire
Desk Chairs.
at lo est possible prices. Ray-

‘ 'rLii ‘ ye and festival or
firace Church will be held Priday even-
as: 3
1 ”A. complete variety oi Nuts—guar-
amend—every one new at Seymour: 3.-

V . ne‘v nomiuy r amines attelldéd

a Masonic gathering in New Haven;

. last night.

"i -r-L‘adios' Umbrellas. O’Brien.

’ my Goldsch‘midt. oi New Ybrk, is

making a short stay at his home in

South Norwaik. ,

——L-Roll Top Desks in quarter oak
and House Roll Top Desks. worth com:
. ing to see at Raymond, st Son's. ,.

Miss Elizabeth Harkins of Franklin

avenue, is the guest of Miss Alice 0.,

.. llelilymt Brooklyn , ,

-"-A complete assortment oi Xmas
Boxes at Smith's Confectioneryn ,

Mrs. Clara Expore.9ud da hter. ‘oLt
Franklin avenue. are Visiting a Dong
island. for thwholldays. .

~L—Currsnts Raisins. Citron, orange
and Lemon Peel, Glace Cherries and
Pineapple, at Seymonr's. ~ .

Mrs. Mary E. Waterbury. ,0i 8 Grove
street has returned from a month's
stay with relatives in Dal-ten.

4mm. prices ibr Xmas Goods
O'Brien.

The annual election or oliloars of the
South Norwaik Fire Police will be
held Means.» evening. laundry 5th;

“White Enamel and all Brass Bods

bgrline and low prices. Raymond a

‘, “ s- i bponv ev obi, ,

‘ Erhes‘t' Grilles formerly Lot 6%uth
Nor-walk. has taken a position as clerk
in the Davennorl. hotel, New; York city.
, -—Olives Trainee. Pickles. Lamb's'

~" 'tiongues in glass.- at. Seymour s. , :

, The, allan Inset its of Security
Council. “National“ rovideni Union.

l. a held Friday evening. January

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

' ya" Macllintoshes, $1. 50. Gem
l‘lL L’i Um «groom, '41“?- r, 3“) ,i. we?"
‘ Miss Annie (i. Pack of Main street
._. . Ngi‘Wallt grbtprnad today from a‘ any
oral days sit with lriends out oi
town.
-L——Tams and Tonnes. LO'BriLen.
flanges. oi Prospect avenue.
dinortow Tier New: York :city.
will iii'ti“ guest of friends
for a week. , ,
L tomcat-am tor bod rooms soiling
rayon“ want can buy right, away.
Sons. , .

Wei me Strong er Lodge. 60nd pr or
George. of Norwaik will hold a as»
club tonight a lad
Main st‘ ,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

got the Car L
will be held this event
.1‘ ill ' ii i

do wailspent yester- ‘

Ladies' Sewing ,

' liter-row, a very ‘
This is being xi‘vLen away

coats-

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rubber

' mi... ‘ .1 advice. a... good
_ skills or work. 500 to 32.

in themmiusto, istylish, over-

~Maokintbahes. 82. 98 to MD
be anything rom‘a Canto silk Nessa-we have av?

”L ut Shoe

IBOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Gall. 3&2.

slats,

.. Delixiit his heart by giving him insulin to can hire snug and warm.

You and the best collection or the best Warm wears hero:

nearer sweaters Mittens til
to dress him up, ll ,

,‘ iatmas Our store

‘L Luanwatkj.
.‘l'll. Call. Vac-t.

'Eiuluai Ovar- L
as Leggings Wool and Camels Hair ‘
Neckivca‘r, Stockings, etc .

 

 

' :Bath :LRo be 13 Smoking Jackets
,9. little out of the Ordinary. Ssiieck it
Price

Will the person making a contribu-
tion oi $1 to this oiiice under the sig-
nature of "B."_'elther call on or com-
municate with James Golden? “

, “Mandolins Guitars. Banjos, Vin
nus, etc: o. d Nos, 29 Wall St.
The collection tor Mount Sonny hos-
pital, taken at,‘ the close 0! the worn-
his service Sunday, at the Norwalk

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

‘ ~8liilpers., Glovers the Place.
Mi
who it the guest at Professor and Mid.
Carl A. Hal-strain. of Prospect sysnue.
“Li spending a low days in New York
cty .
. «eNohby Multiers and Dress Suit
Protectors; annex d}: Price. ,. .
Co'matock Brothers are to give away
with eyery- purchase commencing to-
handsome and large

 

 
 
 

manner.
at the South Norwalk store.

Academy at Norwal'k are spending the
holidays at their homes in Danbnry.
-—Brlck‘s Mince Meet. in 5 lb pails,
at Seymour s.
The weather for the past week has

to pleugh three acres of ground on his
mm last Saturday. The soil turned
almost as easily as it it was May.
~Talking Machines and Phone
graphs.l installments or cash F‘. E.
Lockwood I: 00., as Wall 8L, Norwalk.
At the First Methodist Church this
evening the class and prayer meeting
will be combined in a Christmas pray-
er service. The pastor will speak "on
"The World’s Readiness for Christ."
John Greenwood on "Emmanuel " and
63th Remington on “The love 0!
God ” Everyone is cordially invited to
attend the meeting. ‘
“Toilet and Manicure Bets. Wood’s
Drug Store.

Martini; usm‘idi“
school concert to be bid
vonln‘ or thi w

 

 
 
 
 

‘Metnodist Church amounted to $153. ‘

a Mary Beach, at Paris. France. .

been so mild that D. A Newcomb ol-
West Main street, Norwalk. was able '

A happy feature in connection wi‘I‘h.
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u—Fluc assortmant of Chocolates. ‘ * ‘
Bowman and Christmas Candy. strict ..
. ly pure. our own make. DeKiyn. ,‘
. Charles Hull; George Beltaire. ‘l‘. C.
Millard. .lr., Ward DeKIyn and George. , ,
Higson. oi the Connecticut Military '

A dollar is worthiust wh
starving on a raft in midsocs
they would do you no good. i
is no place in town where a dollar brings you mitts real
value than at my granary. ireter to Qualities and’talues
I've got the combination that's required to gig good
value quality and price. w

['13 my ambition to transact business with you on the
basis of intrinsic merit. These are till. honest lid hon-
orable methods on which we have built the hull ess.

Burg”! That's Clean.

. TO i-iALLLVE IEEN FIELELTL PBOVLEEL ONLLY ANTIQUITY,
TO BECOME FIRST PROVEO MERIT. '

MANUEL T.

 

*"Preis'éats.

ill bring. it you were .
_ had a barrel or dollars
ndidly believe that there,

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Blue Flowor, Van Dyko,
Captain Macklin Davis, _‘

The ,Two Van Estella, Tarking-

ton
Kim, by Kipling,
Ruling Passion, Van Dyke,
Cloth bound, Henry Books.
Children's Books.

The mammoth be...

L‘ 61.08
31.03
31.03

31.08
89c
89c

, 250

6c upwards.

‘r

Waterman Fountain Pens

Paul E. Wirt Pbuntsin Pena.

Fancy Writing Paper.
Also Hamstltched..Writing Paper.

the very
Pocket Books.

Folds, Bibles and Prayer Books and

Hymnal;

‘3’...

83. 50 upward.

81.50 upward.
10c to is

latest tiling.
Card Cases and Bill

’i” . a ‘iair

 

William P. Beers,

Bookseller. Stationer. Engraver.

4; WALL ITLREIT‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Li
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«dawns, can a.

 

 

; , evenings.
Lnunl election at oldoers, this evening.

L . Smithfs Confectionery.

. 6 c to 82. Some beautiful patterns..- .

_ bats queers at their meeting tonight.
' East Norwalk

 
 

tor Xmas. F D. Lyon &Company.

 

‘L_ Piaisted' a Drug Store.

‘ Company here had a large also placed
, over their shop in Water street.

one, at Schaub's Market.

'3 choppers. will hold a special meeting.
this evening, and

 
 
 
 
 

. Bridgeport where n new engine will
y’ be installed.

" mistook Brothers are advertising,
good gills tor men. , ..

Lav/tends 8500.

Read the Public Market advertise-
meat. it is turkey news. ‘ ‘

"--,'-lt you want a nice Xmas Present.
t4 Ol'Br en's ‘

P. D Lynn is advertising a large line 'L
at lootwear tor the holidays. . “

—-'l‘hs best. line or Morris Chairs .5...
or show in Norwaik and a line line of
Cushions. Raymond Son 3..

Uncut Hsymakera will hold their anL- .
:wGood Mixed Candy. 3 lb. tor 25c.
The Carpenters' Union will hold its
annual election of officers this evening
u‘~'—Glovers the Place tor Slippers.

.Uncas Tribe of Bed Mien will nomi-

«Everything to make the teat happy
Butler Chapter, Royal Arch Masons.

will meet and elect oili‘cers tor the en-
uln‘g term tonight.

-~Cut Glass lor the holidays. at

The United States Foundry and Sales

~Ducks and Home Dressed Chick-
.Mahackemo Cabin. No. 258. Wood-

éEngliaLh Walnutr. 15c lb. P. D. . _

 

 

Muuflhl", GIGVI VII,‘ NIGK‘LNCIP' L
Hosiery, ' Linen and silk Scarf Pins
Link Buttons. Handkerchiefs. ’
Umbrellas, Smoking Jackets, 3"" 9"”-

Silliii 8: Pilii

98 Washington Street. '

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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chase hora, _
SEPEOIAL LsLULtLlLtiEQTiDNl FOR LcHRLIBTMA GIFT

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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so. Noawltis. ‘

 
 

 

ransact ‘important
business

Mixed Nuts 2 lbs. 25c. P. D.L dz Co.

The steamer Petrol. owned by Frank
Lockwood. has been taken to

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7 «Turkeys. 18c
Schanb‘s Market

Miss Mada Adams iirrived in South
Norwalk, last niglttitrbm Washington.
and will spend a few days with her la-
ther. Leroy Adamt. Washington street.

~6molting and shaving sets at
Wood's Drug Store.

Palestine Castle 0. K. of M. ('.,
completed ‘its utilization of onlcersL.
last, evening. Thé' nnual election will
be held next Mobility evening, Decem- .
her 29 - .02

~H’uyler s Fancy Painted 2-ih. boxes
assorted color contAining mixed. Choo-
olatcs and Ben Bong. Fresh for the
Holldhys. DeKlyns

Herman Quittner has made applies.
,tioli to the County Commissioners for
a license lor the saloon In Water
street..,l’ormerly conducted by Kaspar
Zooli ingot.

~Upright Plano at a bargain. C. 0
iron. 29 Willi Bt. .
Members ,0} the Charles K. Champlln
Company. on rep
the company pays this week
several hours at the Hamilton Hotel
sundsy. while waiting in South Nor-
walk, tor a train.

up; Cease. 18c.

 

 

Bands pair In box. Bellech A; Price.

Mica Clara Maples. or Maple street.

Nov-walk. left for New York. this morn-a

, he ‘gi‘lldaya the guest of

, \J Aiken.

- its so. her mother. has
basil vlletleg there lol- some time.

 

l-l‘
ltapios new
, log or. the (loa-
Ma on Association is being

or r.

 

to to Danbury. where . ,
spent =

*wl'luciy Bill: Suspenders and Ann L‘

 

iii. Pocket Knives. Rubi“;

- Fl
meanings. No frost, no rat. 2

Older. the finest In the Iland, only
such dealt In, to qt. 22;. pa .

Buy a can of Bonsdorp’g Cocoa. No
other Is in it with Bsnb'dorp.
cost is more, but it is strong", use
less, goes further, just
and,2

Hawlsy I Horp’s, assorted flavors
Chocolate Creams, 16c (fro-h).

Jamaica lwost Orangao.~30c dos.

Florida Oranges. Russell. 20c dos.

Honey in the (tomb. 16c.

Hone?

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Poop
Cranberries, 10c qt.

 
 
 
 
 

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no Apples, Baldwins, Spa and Sugar Bosch! lL -,
9 .
A word about Butter
Gutter sold here. ,1?
what is known 1°. the Lt
vated” Butter cem- “to ill
.36 cold at “Fine" Eigl
lb. Nothing more
Butter worked ovdr‘
flavored.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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cheap in the
signs, 32c and lie.

Pastry Flour "will! be
with least lard. ’

Tooth Picks r(at the “an
(east).

Music Christmas E90:

LORENZO DIBBLE’ ‘ '

in the Gills, 22¢.
a Corn, 10c. "

 

 

 
 
 
 

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floafot the eyes made at any ti me. day or night and l patent
“tumult

bOPEN EVERY EVENING 1N DECEMBER.
NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION.

o a“. JACKSON

”sultan gar-walnut “

 

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