.035: gram _C‘~; l E, mats. Amermaaemet. Age-1am. can, 9’ Bridgeport, Conn. ” E, o NW‘SSV‘.‘ sWNS‘ WW“ SN “s“sV \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ .\\\\\<®\\\\‘s \\s‘\\‘\\\\\\ \\\\\\\ \\\\V\ .1 HOLIDAY OOOOs E AND TOYS. Our display of Holiday Goods this year is perfectly enchanting, and for all who visit us we have prepared a veritable trip THROUGH FAIRY LAND. Our selection of Dolls Games, TOyS, Books, Magic Lanterns, Tool Caests, 'lC‘" Drums, Steam Engines, Velocipedes, etc., E, comprises the handsomest assortment of these E .' goods ever displayed in Bridgeport, and the 3 prices will be found most enticingly low. E i__ L, l gar: - saber: «became!- 9.1.; ... \. ... ... \ \\ \we \\ .\‘\“\§3\N‘s“s$12s$‘\‘s\“\\‘~'ss\\§s®is\\“§s$v \\\ A“ \\\\‘~“\ .\_\\ \\‘.‘.\\\\ \le \\\ Useful Presents For Men and Women E, . Umbrellas, s . Neckwear, 7. ' Gloves, E ‘1 Handkerchiefs, E Etc ’ E ’ 9 in endless varlety .. . . . \ V \ s‘sWNVQS‘“ newness ‘.‘\\\\\\‘I V‘s.‘&\ .\\\\\\\\\ ‘s$s\\1\\\\\\\ \s\\ _\\\\ All purchases delivered in N orwalk and South N orwalk' Free of Charge The I]. M Read company ..- TV' amassing..." ' a 7’ 1‘ TO THE R TATEL GROCERS We want youi orders £01 Fine, Tees, tOifees and Pure Spices. We handle these goods' 1n large quantities and know that we can give you better value for your money than you can get in” any other market. The Holmes, Kaela} 8: Selleck 00., Wholesale Grocers. The Peoples Market Is at it Ara ,‘V‘WWM’M Porter House Steak .................................................... .. .15c per 1b. Sirloin ............................................. 13 and 14 Round “ . ..... .. ................................................. 12 :: Shoulder ‘ ‘ .f .................................................. _ ...... 09 “ Prime Rib Roast... ....... . ................................................. 12 . m G ‘ ' ' H . £301?! . BORED. I II ”n o ; On... ::\‘;‘3‘ “ Hams.... ...... . ............................ . ....... ........... 12% H - .; H Shonlder-u- ”I...” _u so I |':l_g-I_ 0":0”ftvelIOSIVl'C'llufowl nnnnn f ......... I nnnnn 10 “ - Pork sausage-cf...“ ..~--- oooooo t;"ll:"l:::lll dIIId’I—Iuooo‘ -'QI-IIII...i:.’i-Ci"i.12% “" ' : 0 l V“; ~V-:'-— Salt Pork ................................................ . ..... .12; “ s1139.1: Cured'Harns, best in the city ...... 12‘: Quality: the best Satisfaction guaranteed 1,, “Free Delivery! Telephone con- E J'. W AD H A M s. reassesseseteeas .saoaaaaooosaoaoa Absoluteliy 11-11:: ryrendenz. MONDAY, DECEMBER 11 rem Emerson 11‘ True Posh OFFICE. m biennium as A New spans. SOUTH NQRWALK. The Red Men meet to night. Norwalk was well represented at the Dixon show Saturday night. A son was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Pelasquez, of Whis- tleville. The seats £01 the Black Patti enter- tainment at Music Hall to meirow night are going fast. . The Light vs Frazier case was ad-, jou1ned on Saturday by Justice Barrett until January S. Attorney Taylor is in Danbury to- day defending John W. Banks, who has been sued by George W. Finch. Several men were discharged at the Iron Works Saturday, and a small re- duction in pay was made in one of the departments. » Henry Germain and John Quintard returned from a hunting trip in the woods of Ridgefield on Saturday, load- ed down with game. Artist Washburn is pointing a very handsome Turkish scene on the wall of W. A. Benedict’s new clothing store on . Washington street. TH ththhh/IPANY r , The owner of the barge Munn, which was attached b Stanley Lowndes, for salvage. bonde Saturday and towed it to New York. The oyster steamer Kate 0. Stevens, ran on a rock 011' Five Mile River this morning and was left high and dry by the receding tide. It is hoped that she may be floated at high water. A city meeting will be held' in Music Hall to- night at which time the ques- tion of a. paid fire department for this city will be again considered. It is the general opinion that the matter will be ' again decided adversely. Justice Barrett appeared at the court room this morning with his face wreath. ed in smiles. Before he could be ques- tioned his hand went down into his overcoat pocket and he produced a pack- age of cigars. "Smoke with me boys,” said the Justice, “It’s a girl, born last night.” A dispatch from Danbury says that a well dressed man, carrying a satchel, got off the train from this city on Sat- urday. He was immediately spotted as a hatter and two of the pickets tackled him He strenuously denied that he was one of the craft. but he was recog- nized by one as having been employed in Newburg, and by another as having worked in Orange. It began to get so uncomfortable for him that he got , scared and left town on the first train. Music Hall was crowded Saturday night, and the entertainment given by George Dixon and his vaudeville and Specialty company Was first class. The sisters Aleene were exceptionally fine while the triple bar performance of the Patterson Brothers excelled anything ever seen in this city. The boxing bout between George Dixon, the cham- pion feather-weight of the world, and Billy Johnson of this city, was very good considering the difference 1n con. dition of the two men. Billy showed up well but his wind was lacking. However, the “go” was good and well received by the audience. ENGRDT! till! FOB HARD AND WEDDING INVITATIONS Leave vour orders at , GAZETTE OFFICE. Here we are a sin to say something that 3 true, I think you W1 1 find it’s of interest to you, If ygus pish to purchase where you can do the Get good and tender beef that’ 3 easy to digest Not old cow beef, tough-meated, but gender masculine Steersr raiised upon the hillside, up herein Sil- ne. This brdnef' Is not dry but Juicy: its color red as c erry. . It don”t resemble liver nor look like “Old Har- In fact it suits the people, all classes, rich and turn for more for a dim tend are Now. fr adends, consider this: to buy good meat And good5 beef can ‘t be sold for lcss around theh o lidays. Then. these steaks are trimmed, we cut out bone an a . The, buyer. soI surprised at this, cries out ‘ Where am a.’t’ CI‘OW ' And come with them to market on Water street. No, Six. the boat in $2 000 on‘ proo ; For they carry it off in baskets; next day re-' Bound steak esells for twelve-pence, shoulder, Best sir oirlimn geoes for fifteen cents, eighteen for Now if wdyouix like surprises, with the great Opera. House Norwatis. Monday Decemb Walter Sanford’° 12151. rate production cf the sterling success, lag 0f ltUCBE W ritten by Wm. Hawm th. a companion play to his glorious naval drama,“ The Ensign.” 'A startling picture of stage realism. u‘l Mammal/J Stone Quarry. Operated by a trained crew of skilled uarry- men. Genuine giant band steam dri s. bor~ ing their way through blocks of solid granite An actual blast. splintering tons of solid rock. A massive der: ick. hoistingrponderous bould- one Two five horse power engines working the machinery. ~ Seats on sale at Gregory’s dru “T1 storeENor- walk, and Cook 3 drug store. Bout Norwalk. GRDNI GD‘N‘GENT MUSIC HALL, Tuesday, Dee-12. ’93. The Bleoh’PolTUoneert (in, Under the auspices‘of TheFirsthiolhodisllioiseopalthuroh The company consi‘sitsis: of the following ar- Madame Sissortlla Jones, Better known as “Black Patti.” the greatest, singer of her race. and the celebrated VILONA SISTERS. Miss Lizzie Vilona, violinist: Miss Emma V i- lona. violinist: Miss Nina Vilona. pianist (grad— uates from the Conservatory at lin). Miss Della Thompson. song and recitationist, late of London. Tickets, 750 and $100 Charts open at Pin- neo’ 5, Norwalk and Plaisteld 3 South Norwalk. at noon on Friday. Dec. St 11. Now is the Time To have your HORSES SHOT)! , William 1’. English, Horse Shoeing and letting Shop on Heehanie Street. Four Were Shoes, $1.25. Nlll‘lliilllt ELenhn School. HE several departments of the Norwalk Evening School. established in men- ance of resolutions pasIe by the Town ard of School Visitors. will be opened on Monday ev ening, December 11,1893; at 7: 30 o'.‘clock in the school buildings of thdjollov'ving districts. viz: The Ovei-Biver district. the Cent ter dis- trict; the Northwest district; the East Nor- walk district and the South Norwalk Union School district.1n the Franklin street build- ing. ' BRADLEY S. KEITH 1.OéCommittee Town FREDERICK MEAD, Board of us N.CHABD School Visitogg. .B N01 walk. Conn. Dec. 7t WILL MATUHPBIGES‘ wrrn, AnihroannNorholl! Tills MEANS Hill tASH ONLY! Very best butter,... ...06 28 30c lb Best lard ......... . ...11c lb Best coffee ......... . ...30c lb Best tea........ ....50c1b IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII MILK...... . ....... 01111011131131: packed' in one pound carton—this' is the only place you can buy them, 3 lbs for 25 cents. Baker’s cocoa..............‘. ...... 200 per box finisher oat meal. ' .10c per pkg ingsford’s corn starch ........ 8c per pkg Farina ...... 8c per pkg Champion milk, 8c per can, full weight Afull size quart bottle best ammonia, for 10 cents. " » Quart bottle bluing. .1... ....... ....100 Pearline... '- ... .120 per pkg 6 lbs best Carolma rice .for ............... More new prices next week. Watch this advertisement. All new goods and the VERY BEST, BETTS & FA_RRINGTON con. WALT. AND WATER s'rs. as ferior makers. lie that what I say is correct. A full line of SENTINEL BUILDING, m ‘ nonaoaoooooooaaoaoooao w. A. B E N r: :n I c '1' Would call attention to his CHILDREN’S CLOTHING -_Of which he' is making. A Specialty This Season. They are made by the party who manufacture the clothing sold by Best & 00., of New York City. Fit and workmanship guaranteed and prices as low as in- All I ask' is an inspection of the goods to convince the pub W A. B-NEDIOT, a? Gr 6' 3* E 0* 9 D t # SOUTH NORWA'LK. rrvyvrvvvrevryvrvarvyil 11 ‘ M llllllllllllllllllll‘"m ' ” “ ‘-: h llllllllllllllll hol ~ » _ r ,I h llllllllllllllllhllE ,, :2: .. ' ’ * h ,1 lllllllllhllllllhll ' ' , (a, ‘ISIT the home of Santa Claus 011 the second floor and be pleasantly surprised at 3:, the splendid assortment of Games and Puzzles, Dolls and Dolls’ Outfits, Dolls’ I Tea and Toilet Sets, Dolls of all Nations, Types and Complexions, Picture Blocks and Tool Chests, Tin and Iron Toys, Mechanical Toys, Locomotives, Trains and Engines, Artillery Companies and Wagons, Military Equipments and Magic Lanterns, Blackboards and Drawing Slates, Books and Pictures, and many other choice selections that we have not space to mention. . _. - .. assessemassw \ v V E . ‘ NOE-WALK STORE, 0 Corner Mam and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Gt. 1 No. Z'Gazette Building. ‘ dint" Cones. e .. _ .. We have, received our new line ’01 ' Furs, and invite you to inspect , the finest line of Fur Capes and Trimmings, that we have. ever shown. .° ' - .' B5 are a as Are entirely new, and the prices we guarantee to be as low or lo'w.-‘ 'er than the same goods are sold by any one. . .' 1,, .- J TriStram & Hyatt Gazette Budding .-
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