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wee-om, m cs. ssss.
CHRISTMAS 1‘
Holiday Presents and
where to get them!
SANTA BLAUS NEABAT Hllill
Hoke the Little Folks
floppy! The Luger
One. Ditto.
a —__——..—-—.
chocctimegiue thstourreedersere
ignorant of the nemes or breaches of bus-
ineshendled by our leading mercantile
firms—e glence at our advertising columns
etecv time during the pest year would
heve informed them on thet point—brim:
this lesson of the you they are accustom-
ed to mobs s somcwbet greetsr display.
and we ere gied to give the public an ac-
countol them. We eleo thank them for
M extensive petronege. sud earnestly
this than ell—not one Merry Christmas.
but my.
0c lccving the Sentinel. building we
first pest
7 A. mu .2 son's.
They hendle e stock celebrated alike for
it} oxalicnce end variety. Their windows
now ere full of holiday goods of all kinds
for girls and boys, end are but e tithe of
the profusion which crowds their shelves
Ind counters. Toys of every description.
Inducehfl uncles ss Well. ere there to be
fused.
At the seller: of
am] 3. HORTH'S
Clo be seen photographs in eveiw style.
He hesgiven greet setisfection in his pho~
tcgrsphs of dwellings end picturesque
scenery. If s. gift to en absent friend he
sought. none more satisfactory can be
found then s well executed photograph.
To prepere for it however. it will be well
to cell on
JACOB PAKCLS‘KI
Now the proprietor of the tonsoriel pal-
see in the Mshnckemo hotel block. lie
always has four or five assistants.
end “ next " is not heard with that dismal
infrequency. which some similar places
chow: whose idea of holding their custo.
more is to delay them its long as mouse.
His motto is taken from Sliukesix‘ure:—
"And if ”(were done. it were best done
quickly.“
“ch? vax noosmn
Hes occupied a large place in public at.
tenticn and the advertising columns of
the Slh'rixnl. for a long time. To iiiime
the list of goods he shows requires two
columns of the paper, only the most gen-
erel notice is possible here but on exnuii~
netion of his stock and his tnstily :ir-
renged windows will repay any one.
whether it be with intent to buy or not.
His stock of underwear is full and select
and st prices within the range of all.
Gloves are a specialty. and embrace cvery
variety from the finest kid to the ht'a\'l<
est buck. in the miscellaneous depart-
ment of the dry goods trade. there is
some thing to please everyone. so great is
his stock and so various that the richest
or poorest will and things suited iu their
needs and will be met with Hillel cour-
tsey.
As we perm
units s ssvbcit‘s
Windows we are denied in their brunt»
ful wee . Here can be found it
new and fresh line of dry gulls. nations.
«6.. end they heve also msdesspeciel
m in olefin: goods for the holideys.
J. I. LAYTUX.
Went to hire a house?
no to Layton.
West to buy a house?
(lo to Lnylxui.
West to emlhe deep blue sec?
(lo to Lesion.
West to send smiley \o the old country 3
Go to lesion.
Went to iesuiv your life helm or
youscslf now «mi 3
Go to legion
AM you vi ill filial it e atM*lhu to sleel
With him.
As in this ooifvvsmlls chroma: sols
cloths” hes not yet been minis undo
«Suits thus. it will has well town-
em so. with the voufknhmy «in!»
mm
3088 “flu-AS“
form has a very impotent penis
the earth or that delight!“ Saint. n “l
Wt that he will porch“ mom of
“will! here for invents. chiaslinm
freshness. “new and whim lus
cashew mum be summed. it
may else be ssld topmthenmitor
chances. but our worthy Chisinau
pstrce seldom W the met.
but humanity cannot liveum sweets
alone. It lent the grownup portion can-
not. lay go to
must-303‘s MARKET
For their fresh. fish. fowl. fruit and farm
products. Uniformly prime quality lathe
mm: of the goods. They also
hove I very full line of cenncd meets and
The location of
wssnlxums aux“
Iain its favor end whoever has bought
meets here has usually come a wound
time.
But if is too great attention to tin" good
things of this life as chronicled above
Ind to indispositicn to the eilments which
temper every sweet, we will direct you to
3011‘s rasmucv.
Bob” on his shelvesor can procure at
short notice my article in the drug lice.
Greet cure is taken in filling prescriptions
end when we reflect how completely e p-
olo-cu s. run-rep
Who is not less worthy of public cons.
deuce. Bis liccof perfumes and toilet
“decrease
hfishfltdhflcnngend
“has nectiutrsdelnthe
(ll-”VG! lib-fill“: lire-unfini-
thc‘prlcsset whhhfieyukgyccwlllbe
convinced they do en immense busiciss,
“‘3'. “‘9! “keep shire” for fun, end
WIN too lively for that.
Ryan: preference be clothes modem
order ~
I- coax.
of the Borough csn supply you. He el-
weys hes on head semplesfif the finest
cloths. end he will insure a perfect a: and
full satisfaction.
A. B. 30‘"! a: CO.
Of Nor-welt give an imposing display of
boots. shoes and slippers. No purchaser
need go unsatisfied. Rubber goods are e
specialty. Hand made hid boots at bot-
tom prices.
The windows of
H. 8. BROWN
0! this city show a charming line of slip-
pers. Cinderella cen here find a pair for
herself. when the famous glass ones are
worn out. To those who have thought
the foot the least ornamental of the mem'
here the sight is worth the walk of several
blocks. ’uung ladies or gentlemen wish-
ingzto make an elegant. and at the same
time useful Christmas present should call
on him. . .
But his is‘not the only claim on the pat-
ronage of the public.
JOHN SCEAL‘B
0! Washington street hes a lsrgequsntity
of boots and shoes in which he declares
he cannot be nndereold. He also adver-
tises custom work on short notice.
c. H. HARVEY
On Main street has s fuller line of goods
than ever. Any age, sex or condition of
man can find a satisfactory foot covering
here.
But it is unfair to put of! the fair sex
longer. To such as desire hut . caps or
honnets or any other ladies fixings we
Commend
HES. ll. KRlEGER.
: Feathers. furs and flowers in bewildering
combinations can be seen in her windows.
It is said (we busted to say we do not
know of our personal knowledge) that
Mrs. Kiieger's establishment is very com-
plete and that any article of female up.
parel can be found there.
TflE 315585 St. Jonx
0f Sui-walk make an elaborate display.
They have long had the patronage of the
Borough and their share of the patronage
of the city. Feminine fancy should bcsni'
isllcii at either of these places.
And diru‘tly opposite the Misses St.
John‘s we saw u l‘t‘tlll.llill display of per
lot furniture and looking up m er the
door we saw the sign of
“11.1.1.th Ltn‘Rwuuii,
Who. from iipiwnninccs. has made a spec—
ial effort this season to suit the lnsles of
the most fastidious in making their selec-
tion in his lino. In the same line of
goods
DAV ll) slow
0! this city has also n beautiful slock in
select from. and many things that Would
make a handsome Christmas present.
It. is with a heavy heart thutjwe turn to
the loss imaginative. though more prm'li-
Cul cubbnces nml potatm-s of the prom-r} s.
ill-20. \V. DAY.
Evcrylxxly knows of ii. everylxuly knows
him and knows he keep. rim clziss art I-
cles. not only in the line. but
also a large stock of crockery. \\ hich ho
is selling \ery i'vnsnnnlnh-.
W. W. i'iiMsTiii‘l-i
The groceryiunn of the carriage bridge——
wboiil“ uys lets the pnblw know—through
the pious—what he is selling his goods
for, has bud iii unextrai stock of nuts.
confectionery. ole“ the price ol’ which
can be seen by referring to the columns
of the SRNTIXRL. Then there uw our old
friends ‘
uh lt“‘l'_\'
'1‘. ll. (“WW-IR & .iux.
0f Springwood. the old and wliuble gro-
ceryiueii. whine delivery wagon can be
seen on our slows st shy time of
lhe day. which unguis well for them. as
they halve lo ixuiipole \viih thorny
gunvr‘vuieu. llere cuu always be found
it lint clues slxn‘k of granules which will
be delivered st your door in nun-l uio'
tune of the detox
w. v. crunch
hunches everything in the bsnlxvsie
lino Points}. oilsx tools. and he hes so!“
telly \‘Niiidvivsl the boys by lining in a
huge stock of skates unsl shsls.
l‘. n. son it his“
Wow the oarluhl to show llivll‘ lmliziux
§M~N “ll lls\\® lllla‘l his.“ \‘ulN‘\ \lllV“
tho humming. Nilw‘h\\ in gin“ sud
“celery will be show-hymn. unluolox lll
kilns uwl \‘llmmi.
.\ mull.“ lino ol cools is in be sworn
R. R. Mmeuwmih
At Sorwulli. lie hes bun: bad u Iopulsx
tron for Nit-tying the most varied stick of
nobody in the below. and he has bully
«Mal to it.
.I. . . “\MR
0! Sol-well: has many things in his ex-
tended stool: of musical instruments that
would make a very acceptable Uluisuuss
Wit.-—Ml organ or a good piano no one
would object to. end Mime no what can
be found at his place.
Everyone has seen and taken an inter
est in the additions to
cons u. sm‘rn‘s
Greenhouses this summer. To take pleas.
ure in the delicate forms nod perfumes of
flowers shows a refined taste. Tl-ul he
has n continually incicismg luml mule
speaks well for the community; that he
has a continually extending. trade with
New York sin-aha well for his capacity on
s florist.
In art you will rind at
’ n. s. noon's
Jewelry store. bulucllllllg nlinoet u~ bexiu~
tiful as nature affords at the last men-
tioned piece. and if theybe more costly
they are also more durable. A glance at
his window will show you more in a mo-
ment then cen be learned from this col-
can: in e longer time. The entire display
is very bseutifcl.
If you bed devoted is we did. some
hours to the observetlon of these difierent
businesses. you would heve done as we
did. gone to ‘
router's immuta-
At the depot. You can there gets square
med—well cooked. well served. If ex-
truere desired hols the men to furnish
them. and ell for at reasonable price.
06 our retnmto the Sex-mm. Building
we found. es everyone elsecsn find.s
stock unique in its bounty end excellence.
which consists ofdierlss. essels. picture
fumes. autograph end photograph el‘
bum. uncy ink sandspspsr weights,
W pcpsr boxes. etc. etc. ell of which
it is mess-r: to see tcsppeeclete. .
W
nil-(Johan will be
WI! .
G. W. KNUDSEN.
end madam u:- M
expended in setting spines of straw Ind
knocking than down. Yet thisisdcuesc
edrcltly thet the article cen not tell to do
much hunt, The North Amer-M u did
wrong to publish it. _It gives to the sleu-
derer of Christianity 3 querilndorsement.
It may employ some one to prepare s re.
ply. But is it rightto send sugar-coated
poison all over the lend. because you are
going to send an antidote after it? Meny
will tulle the poison and not take the anti-
dote. Many want to read only one side.
They are enxicus to know what ididels
can say against the Bible. but 0 'r care
to see what can be said in defer»: ..; it.
I laid the article down with a a vase of
unulterable seduces. I felt as :l' I had
worked my way with no little difficulty.
through adiingerons morass, and l thought
how many poor fellows will get into it and
never get out. They will wade in that pu-
trid mud. drink the poisoned ester and
breathe the tainted air until faith and hope
expire—until they believe with Ingcrsoll
that man is only a reasoning animal. and
that death ends all.
But! turned from the North American
to the Bible. I read in the Psalms. in
lssinb, in the Gospel of John. in Revela-
tion. As I read. light as from heaven bc-
gun to shine around me. and Icried aloud:
“Let infidels carp and cavil; they are only
shooting arrows at the sun. The Bible
needs no advocates or apologist. It proves
itself divine by its wondrous revelations
of truth and love. Col. lngersoll‘s attacks
will fail us did the attack of Hume nnd
Voltaire. Nay. they will be overruled for
the advancement of the cruise against
which they are directed. The world has
taken the Bible to its heart. ,It finds in
its pages the true bread and the living
water for which it has been hungering and
thirsting so long: and no cunning sophist
will be able to make it believe that the
bread is stone and the fountain ii mirage
in the desert.“
lint there is noxhing refreshing in In-
gersoll‘s dreary article. lie pauses for a
moment in his assault upon the Bible
Plan of Salvation to formulate his own.
It is very brief. and yet not very clear.
These are his words:
“My doctrine in lliut then- is only one
way to be saved, nod that is to an in low
mony unh your rul‘l‘u\lllillllgn—~lll ll\‘l‘ in
accordance \\‘llll \llL‘ lili‘lrl of your living.“
Now. if we unlierslund this illiclriiio. ii
is simply filial llumo us [In- Runinns do."
A man In n gambling llt'll. if he acts in
harmony With his snrruuiuliuys. \\ lll rial.
his lost dollar though lit‘ needs it lo buy
brrml for his rllllVlllg funnly. \\'ill lhul
kind of linriiiouious nl'lion euro him? The
youth \\ ho limls llllllsclf in n llquor‘suloon
Will in s: harmonize with his surrounding:-
by pitting beastly drunk. The liusbnlul
in. Utah. on the snow principle. will lulu-
tn liiursi if half a (brawn \"thS. The ll’llY-
eh-i’ in Africa “'1“ suck for snlvntion by
turning cannibal. Noah was :i fool for
selling llllllri if uguiiiri llu- \‘nws of tho
llllll dilm inn \\'Ol‘lil. He should llil\'l‘
yielded to his surroundings. llo ilesei rod
to lw .lvslioymi. and the liblo. iii uswi‘l‘
log that ho \vns sun-d lll ;\ minuvr min-
orily of night while llll‘ vusl iimjorlly \vci‘v
drowned. in \inln-uuwi‘utic and (also. This
Ili‘l‘ll‘illt' of acting in harmony with our
surroundings putsnn \‘llll to all “ions of
right and truth and heroism. Man is to
more odly us the muss inov s. No inoiv
lllilt‘lll‘lltlt‘ul‘t‘ of thought or action for him
than for lhv boosts. lie is but u creature
oi instincts. lie must live uml move in
flocks lhlltl herds us sheep uml cutlle do.
For lugersuli‘s “facts of being“ uwull iiiu~
terizfl. lie i\‘a.lf\l‘\l!l (led and the soul as
fictions. ills surroundings for mun are
“of the comb. viirtli‘v Ami his (loci riiio
of suhuiiou is only this: “l‘mwl on with
the other Nll‘lll \voruis until you die. The!
is the only wuy to be suved.“ Snvod from
what? we ask. The iuuici‘iulm don‘t iiml
llllji‘ StilVllllull. "bore is null on“ be no
gospel [or him. «by Nine tluiu for his
boom lle \Vl‘lh“ biueell‘ .i brunt. uud his
only lllla‘lllms llloiin‘fiu‘lll is to Nil and
drink uuxl «lio
This whmruw“ of \‘:\‘. lwgersoll ougbl
to lo oulvlv vii‘i‘ululvzl. ll vouiuius all
that M iusxisms to giw us for our lhblo
. our um. uv. our belief lll \liviuuuxu‘luru
oi luv soul. uud our bop» oi u borne lll
glimwu. \Viw-u be tots us in \‘-\\‘ll‘.\l\g\‘
‘5 our sun. b. muse he thinks llwivsw spots
‘ on u. for such .i llivlioiiuis rushliulst. Ibo
new“ ungodly Will my tux uud \lionxloool
\vill nod himself out of ll‘el‘lllmg with his
suiixiuuiliims. Then. on lustbwry ol‘ Mll‘
\‘Mbm. howlll not be safe llv is in ii
humps ulul mulch-es minority. Let him
live up lolhv‘ monuments of his orwd.
and be mucosa“ t‘livisiiuniu‘. ll is all
around him. its institutions aw the facts
of his being; from his cradle to u l‘lirlstinn
homo until now. llo is out of harmony
with whatever is best and uobhxst nod
trout in this . m of gospel light. lint us
hope that he may sue this vii-long: and.
yielding to the legitimate demand of his
own doctrine. coma into accord with those
grout facts which will live and shine in
spite of him. l‘. E. ll.
SAX JOSE. Cab. Nov. 8. l§b
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Railroad Items.
“'0 understand! that the Railroad
)unimissioncrs were in town this morning
looking over thi- line of the projected ex-
ti-llslnll of the D.inbury & Norwalk Rnil‘
read to the sound.
The Va.“ lorblll, ruml Will prubnbly he
built. A s_\ mlucrue was formed yesterday
in New York and 650,000.00 pledged for
the purpose. J. C. Lens. the engineer to
make out the property lines and maps,
truck this town from Dakota this morn-
morning.
r. 4‘» m.
Buy your line Neck Wear of Comatock
Brothers. .
—Ledies muslin un leinfir st Banks a
Snydsrs.
MARRIED.
In this city. Dec. 14th. I: the Rev. Area tilll. Ed-
mund Zebu! and Miss ids ox.
Board ofRenef.
b that the Board of Relief for
331133 mn’d’XJnu. will meet on the first
Instinct“! o'elocu at the
or v
m3 J
ones! {will remqushl
mncmthe cf dills‘so‘i‘tgsssssscrs
asmuun. ninthncnuielldtcfliho’
menowsn.
“corn. LAWN. l m
name. mo. PM;
Mwflé‘uwho our
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sheila
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Friday ”Evening, Dec. 23d.
DEACON
ennuirii,
John Habberton,
AUTHOR. OF
“ Helen’s Babies."
m‘ Under the management of J . M. llll.l..
Ifsgocd piece. strong cast and beautiful scenery
will please you. secure your souls at Hoyt‘s Drug
Store. 75. 50. and ”come.
Music Hall, South Norwalk.
ONE NlGll’l‘ ONLY.
Tuesday ev’g., Dec. 27th.
Second Annual appearance or
Harry Miner’s
Gillllll’ Four Consolidation!
Murphy 'nnd Shannon.
Murphy and Mack,
IN
Murphy ’sDream
or The funniest (‘oinmly I‘\‘l r written Supporb
ed by twenl ' um class six-«‘ielly Ind novelly srnsts
lll nu oliu n rare excellence.
l‘upuliir i‘cnlc of irlce-i. 35, 50 nod in Wills. Souls
can be socurcd sl 1 oyi‘s and rip. um“- oii und ufli'l'
'l‘hnrsdsy December sin.
WM. ll. lll.AlSl)li‘.l.l..
Business Mnnugn-r
BARGAINS
FUR Tllli
HBIMS!
A large stock of
Fancy Articles. Purses.
Perfumery. Soups. etc.
At the lowrst prince.
\Vo hnvo also received n largo slock of
Jewelry
Suitable for prcsonts. All kinds of ironic“
goods, reuls‘ Inulllors. ldlilli s' \Vimli‘ll
jiii‘kcts us ln\\‘ us 50 conic.
\\'c “I... also closing out our \\ n.“ r dork of Millin-
cry It cost.
l‘h'iisc giic us a (‘llll llllll sci- fui )i‘lzl‘sl’lf.
)l llh‘. ll. K ll I‘llG Ell.
Muhnrkcluu Hull-l,
Mll'Tll Null\\'.\l.li. ('1‘
Not to be Best.
BOOTS
AND
,eflflgsi
lit in
hill
:3‘ Just revived a large invoiw. in-
ileuis‘ liip limits to infants Show.
NOTICE
truss. himsex‘ «ml \‘silliiwus‘ llublvr
Reus- roll \vool broil.
1m“. v x “1‘13 1\
Ludies‘ msne‘ a; chil-
ds‘ous‘ Artie
Also .. .‘l‘lt‘lulhl line or
Slippers for Presents
‘ory “loo patterns for it little nnnwy.
mes—i.—
g‘w‘ i‘sll for our Bollvr‘l‘ i‘loili Woolllio
ed Law Shoes und Slippvnt. Just what is
wanted for winter woul‘.
Remember 2
C. H. HARVEY
89 fllnlu Street. cor. Marshall.
ll.DAVflh
In the New Hotel
Has the latest novelties in
A large line of the luteétetyles
In Shirts, Collared: Cuffs. Ini-
ported Silk Handkerchiefs,
Elegant Silk Plush Box.
es for Ladies or Gents.
Wel time; All !
#
GLOSING * ' our
Hy Winter Stock 01
» Counselors
rBalgains
eluding all kinds of Rubber limits “Ml“
Holidaylloogls
, __ mtllper manila -
’ mideavenne. xiii-walk. Iii) per inc.
. «For Sale. ‘
WW‘Ckims. ('hcep.
’, 'lhrpsrllculiirscn aim or
, Eff-Ix q . B. J. STUIIGRS.
Gazelle Building. blur-walk.
Ll. 8: l'.\ iiil‘]
at Law,
Sword‘s Building South Nuiwnlk.
v u
t‘
“6‘.
Gill)
District of Norwnlk. as. Prolmtc
Court, Dr-ceiiiber 12th. A D. 1881.
Estate of BERNARD KINDIL N '
walk In said district duct-used. IE ' late 0, hor
Ordered—Thin the‘uxocumr exhibit his Adminis-
mtlon account to this Court for adjustment. lit the
Probate (lilies in Norwnllt on the :th day of Decem-
ber. 1881. at 9 o'clock fore noon; and that all persons
interested in said estate mny be notified thereof. the
executor \vlil cnusi this order to be published in n
newspiiper printed in Fiiirlleld County. nnd post u
copy theme on the aim post in said Norwnlk nearest
the place \|‘ll(‘l‘l' the ( 00(51le Inst dwelt. at least ten
days before enltl Ellli dlly of December 1881.
ASA B. WOODWARD.
570 ll Judge.
Richard “’elton
Gives Vocul and Instrumental lessons in
Music. Refers to any of his patrons.
Moderate terms. Address
R. WELTUN.
South Norwulk.
NOTICE
IS hmu’ given lhut the Board of Relief of His
Town of Norwnlk. on the Assessment List of
1881.wlllnicct m the Town l‘lcrk‘s onion. Monday.
January 2nd. 1882. at 10 o‘clock. a. m.; Wednesday
cvo nix. January lib. at 7:30 o'clock: Saturday.
Jniiinr le. at en‘clocli; chnceda > evening. Jan.
11th. a 7:31.) o‘clock; Saturday. Jun. 4th. in 2 o‘ clock
Wednesday evening. January lath, at 7:30 o'clock;
Saturday. January 91st. ill 2 o'clock. for the pur-
se of hearing niul determining nny and all lip-
poels made to them from llli‘ doings of lllt‘"Al“
«More.
The Bulirdnf Rolii-f \vlll fill-u meet with tho Ae-
leflficrs as n .loint llourd. Wednesday evening. .lun-
nery 4lh. at 7:30 o‘clock. for the purpose of among
the polls of rlrk’nnd disabled pt‘l‘i-nnr‘.
i. S ' ‘
Box 172.
578
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JACOB RT. l.-\\'T1IN. ~ 0
JAMES M LANE. l llcllcf,
NON'lllll. l‘nlili.. our. ml». lssi.
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manual 3 3 am” ”Mk“
mused . ,
. an... eiinrzorfsmm for can dlvdrict or Norwelk
hath Iliclleil and amen-ed six months from the dune
hereof for the creditors or with! male to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Thorn wlr'I neglect to resent
their accounts. pru'mr’ly rialmlml. ivlrlilu sni time.
will be debut-red n r «ivory. .-\|l n'r‘soirs iinlebicd m.
mild cslnlo are rcq-iusu-d m niulm mmiulniw payment
NELSO \ TA \ l.( 51‘.
579 at Mlmiuiv-n -.r.
W. S. W. FeEKE.
ovum-mum Physician, Business
a url M Medium.
Oflloo 270 Chapel street New Haven, CL,
Where he can be consnlled mulsrly every month.
from the morning of the 1011i. nntll the tied (it 9p. in.
a";
h.
of norm-ye. law suits. gains. lessee. absent friend».
an great success in sckectln ' lucky numbers. All
should consult him. He is a ways reliable. sitting»
for business ail‘nlrs. or examinations of the sick.$l.00.
Communications by letter n n business. 02' health.
must contain 32. age. sex. a col: of hair. and sump.
Address- Loch llux 12.58. Nowich. Conn. For fur-
hcr particulars send ii stamp. and get a clrculsr.
TAKE NOTICE.
The Doctor will be in the Byxbcc llonsc. Modidcn.
Conn" three days commencing December 23d.
Also be will be lit Smith‘s Hotel. \Vslcrbury. Conn.
four days commencing December 281 .
l'so Des. W. Fiskc‘s valuable Liniment. For sale
by all Druggists. .
Good Place
TO BUY
Artics,
Alaskans,
Slippers,
li‘inc Shoes,
Cheap Shoes,
Coarse Shoes,
llulibor Boots,
liblm
Under opera House,
N 01‘\\'t\lk.
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I sbull cell
confectionery.
Fruits 6r. Nuts.
Atlhe following LOW PRICES:
Fancy French Mixed Candy. 8% lb.
bAllis for $1.09. ed On dy 1‘80 lb:
- mention on: n
Rim Candy. . ' soc lb.
«alderman hugger! l » 900 ll:
noon to ruins s
#0.! 'fi . Cream Drops ‘ 850 lb.
conversetion Lnseni. 890 lb.
- u #89:: lb.
Wm“ . ; seclb.
* _ Misha“ Almonds
" u? .Aliu‘ob'de - '
- L Bounces. .
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Honl§§"iiols
Consisting of
com a: SILVER
Watches!
ELEGANT
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Brothers
Dr. Firke is highly recommended by the maple and
the press, as the rcntcst Healer and Physic en for the .
speedy cure of a1 chronic and long standing dcsoeece /
of whim-vcr nwmc or nature.
The lloclor has treated the sick in New Haven.
Bridgeport and Nurwnlk fur the past six years. with
great success. His increasing practice in New lie-
ven occuplcs most of his time. if you are sick or
need valuable advice. do not full to consult him. He
will tell you 1! success or adversity uwcllsyou. Also. ., ,
gods.
l
The Must Elauanl Assortment if Handkerchiefs and Millers in Town.
nun Nllllll Wlllll .
Silk Wristlets
Fine Slaves. ”
llSanri
00M 81'1ch
Insurance Block
mlmnmmi
aromas ,
80. N orivalk,
45 Main Street, Norwalk.
HENRY TILLY
carriages llll Winn
Nude to order.
iinriiniivd‘i? ALI. 11's
lllldh‘t‘llhh‘i.
FIRST cross WORK Gl‘ARAS‘I‘RRD.
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Gill and get prisms.
H. TILLY.
sin 8: we! South Norm-elk.
w... . u
ls‘nrsn tbs‘ Sale.
‘HI «Newman has for rule. M
. «13mm. limitations 01s.. is the
Molliew\uk.lm“llmmwe W
n is pics-unity situated on art-cot can. . Is sores
of land. which is reverent}- divided into pest plow.
random- and m land. vvlih a lane mm else
ohhe . an wagon home end entitling. hag
loft over the me. In by as. end miner-y in by 1
Will he sold chap: p: of the purcheve money can
siu‘élmp‘finy‘ gw'rummiuml“ l Ihum
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SIMS P. ‘l‘ .l.
Norwelk. Gone.
5:?
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.- . 1 no Solicitors forum-students.
‘ , ‘ units. etc. for the United m
.3 «1. France. ficnneuy. etc. We
‘ ~ ". vc yours’ experience.
1 mi turn-irii were noticed iii them-
; 1M: ' :. 'i‘ldslsri'o and splendid illus-
~ w. =: .i' $293.9033‘0m‘. sthcl‘rcgr-
' ' e. l: . oz“. iniciestlnmsndhase‘i enormous
w. :6 nos: ML‘NN a co. Patent Snitch
‘ s: ivvriric cumulus? Park Row,
limo lunkebnutl’ctsntsfuc.
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“MW of
Ladies and Gents
Boots & Shoe
8
To canes. /
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All kinds of Wu done with ever
am and dispatch.
Rewiring Rubbers a Spec
tally.
Mutt under Post calm. ,
com 1'03"“ 0!.
Pinliiiu mil: 8: lonelier:
Mammoth” a... in: nu end
hum small?“ he's “is...
waived n! “micro Knapp}. '
South h s at Media‘s new h‘mllli 1‘. o...
mlk. Mouse endure. Box at. South Ryrwelk.
Edwin K. Sellerk.
“with am ”(my it 01!. N . Y.. lesvcs on ti o‘clock
n.
n- R. SOC llech.
leans on rs: a. in. train.
fimv soot V‘q" an.
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Gianna.
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mi » m...“ -’* “virgin
ceramic-us anew. 69'
ill-9W0:
PROF. GOULD
of New York Cit . All the “round
deuces" end their sdvence move-
to “lunch up” in
the recent fashionable deuces csc_ I"
Penn's Lemon st the'asll or their res-
idencsoc {emblem-nu. A y at Ms-
hsckemofictsl from 8:” tos- p. at. 01'
itebove hell during lemon hours every
leaseshsssu' ,
1’ arm “finance.
Norwalk Chronicler