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13 FAIRY LAND. Our selection of Dolls Games, 33
Ta}; TOys, Books, Magic Lanterns, Tool Guests, 3 1
$33 Drums, Steam Engines, Velocipedes, etc, 3
comprises thehandsomest assortment of these ,- "
goods ever displayed in Bridgeport, and the
prices will be found most enticingly low.
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Porter House Steak ...................................................... 15c per 1b.
Sirloin .1, ......................................... 13 and 14
Round “ ‘ ..... 1 .......... '. ....................................... 12 “
Shoulder " . .............. '. ................. , ............ 09 “
Prime Rib Roast ..... 1 ...... ............................... , .............. 12 ‘ ‘
EighthRib .............................................................. . ...... 09 “
Lamb Chops ................................................................... 1% “
Fresh Pork Chops .......................................................... 12!: “
Beast ........................................................... 12 “
“3 Hams ........ .. ................... 12 “
Puk Shoulder...3.-';».l..‘. ...................... ......... . ................. 3(2) ‘3‘
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Salt ork............':...:..1.... .. .‘... ........ . ...... ”.12: “
Sugar Cured Harps b.est1n_ theP-city....1 .. ,3.......,.._.._.'...,:._..1215.._ ‘-‘ {
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WEDNES DAY. DECEMBER 13,1393.
Esrsaan a'r “a POST Orrrcr, m Noawanx
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the
Mr.
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present price.
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Matilda Babbitt,
Philo Babbitt, of that city.
Charles Low and Timothy McCarthy
were arrested last night for breach of
A hearing 1n the case was
adjourned until Saturday.
P-Now that the skating season has ar-
rived the boys will find it to their ad-
vantage to call at the store of the South
Norwalk Hardware Co. ., and inspect
their line of Peck and Snyder’ s cele-
Every purchaser of a
pair of skates 1s presented with a hand-
some polo stick. The line of skates ex-
hibited by this company is the largest
and finest 1n Norwalk.
the peace.
brated skates.
exceptionabl
loaned by
more,
scheduled are:
ville,
BOSTON,
vote of 67,982.
lows:
Matthews 36,560; Hart, 81,422.
The contest over aldermanic candidates
was very sharp in many cases.
octets claim 7 of the 12 aldermen.
majority in favor of license will probably
be about 10, 000.
In Lynn, Charles E. Harwood, republi-
can, is elected mayor and the entire city
government is republican.
192 majority in favor of no license.
‘ SOUTH NORW-A-LK.
A large and highl
eted the Black
hearts ofy all pres
PRINCETON” GLE’E CLUB.
Mrs T.
C. K. Lord,
Dec.
Council meeting to-night. - ~
Butler Lodge meets to-night.
Next Monday nixzht the Bed Men will
nominate and elect ofiicers.
Special Ofiicer Daniel McIntyre last
night handed in his resignation.
John H. Perry and wife, of Newark,
N. J ., are visiting Chief Vollmcr.
The mother Of Mrs.
D'Artois died at her home in Stamford,
this morning.
Judge Knapp, ot the Ma hackemo, ‘
was this morning presented with a hand-
“Admiral” cigarette painting,
which he takes great delight in exhi-
biting to his friends.
Captain Cyrus E. Crabbe was mar-
ried at noon to- day, at St. Thomas
church, New Haven, to Miss Lucy
daughter of Mrs.
pany at Music Hall last evening. The
concert was given under the auspices of
the Methodist church. Every number
on the programme was a gem, and this
was especially true of 'the rendition of
‘Ocean, Thou Mighty Monster” by
Mme. Sisseretta Jones and the piano
sole of Miss Nina Viola.
tions by Miss Delle Thompson were
warmly encored. Miss Thompson' is an
good elocutionist and won
The enter-
ment was altogether a grand one.
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ent.
Itinerary of the Annual Trip An-
nounced-Jib Leave Next Tuesday.
PRINCETON, N. J., Dec. 13.—The itiner-
ary of the annual glee club trip is an-
nounced. The vocal and instrumental
clubs including upwards of 50 men, will
start on Tuesday for a two weeks trip in
the private cars Delaware and Maryland
H. Garrett and
who have sons in the
club. The first concert will be in Balti-
where the Princetonians will be
given an afternron reception by Mrs. Gar -
Other concerts on the route as
Washington, Dec. 20th;
Richmond, Dec. 21; Atlanta, Dec. 22; Mo-
bile, Dec. 23; New Orleans, Dec. 25; Vicks-
burg, Dec. 26; Memphis, Dec. 27; Nash~
28; Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Dec. 80, Buffalo, Jan. 1; Pitts-
burg, Jan. 2. ‘
BOSTON CITY ELECTION.
Dec.
Contracts for Locks and Seals.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.—Secretary Car-
lisle has awarded the contract for locks
for railroad cars conveying unappraxsed
imported goods in bond, -to the Beasley
registerlock company of Buflelo, N. Y.,
the present contractors, at $2.50 each, the
The contract for lead scale
used on cars carrying appraised imported
goods and domestic goods in bond in
transit through Canada, has been awarded
to the Buflalo seal and press company of
Buflalo, N. Y., at $1. 85 or 1,000; former
rice was $2.00 per 1, 00;
he same company at
former price $33. 00 per 1, 000.
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Advertise in the Guerra.
Mayor Matthews Ree-elected By a Plu-
rality of 5,138.
13. -—The city
called out'a rather larger vote than last
year for mayor, and'the results show that
Nathan Matthews, jr., democrat, is re-
elected by a plurality of 5,138 in a total
The total vote is as lol-
'i’.
C. Ransom
The recita-
License vote:
aekage seal to
75 per 1, 000;
.. Mechanic Sheet.
Four {New Shoes, ,$
Now is the Time
1.10 nsnelsnonv
William r. English
Horse Shoeing and Jobbing
Shop on
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TrnthidEe 81
Gigar Store
Smokers’
Cigar and Cigarette
'Snufl“ and Tobacco
also
CIGARS For $100
That
C A N ‘T
be beat!
Trohhridoe 81
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Is the place to buy your
Articles for the
Holidays. They have a fine
assortment of Smoker’s Sets,
Meerschaumand'Briargoods
@Give. them a TRIAL.
beiore purchasing elsewhei c
001. Main and Washington sis.
Cases,
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the splendid assortment of Games and Puzzles Dolls and Dolls’ Outfits, Dol
ISlT the home of Santa Claus on the second floor and be pleasantly surprised
Tea and Toilet Sets, Dolls of all Nations, Types and Complexions, Pictn
other choice selections that we have not space to mention.
NOBWALK "i OSTON
CornerMai'n and Wall Streets.Norwalk, Ct.
Pnn soeltnts or ALL
Dec. 29;
BADGES 3 l
A Fine Display at this Office.
STORE.
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Blocks and Tool Chests, Tin and Iron Toys, Mechanical Toys, locomOtives, I
Trains and Engines, Artillery Companies and Wagons, Military Equipments and
Magic Lanterns, Blackboards and Drawing Slates, Books and Pictures, and many
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SOBTS.
Get your presents
election
low prices.
Lounges, Couches,
Tables, Music Racks,
The dam-
The
sold. Stoves at low
Repairing done.
,Ghrisimesjstoming
Norwalk Furniture Store. -
Come and see those elegant
Plush and Reed Rockers at
everything from a bird cage.
to a furnishedhouse. Second
Hand Furniture bought and
17 Main Street.
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at the
Parlor
in fact
Ho. 2 GazettePBuilding.
prices.
Leave vour orders at
GAZETTE- . OFF
snennnneenennnneeaneeees
W. A. BENEDICT
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 &. Co., of New York City.
Fit and worlnnanship guaranteed and prices as low as in-
ferior makers
All I ask is an inspection Of the goods to convince the pub-
lic that what I say is correct
A full line of
Men’s Furnishing Goods, Hats and Gaps 33 3 _.
BENE 103.33, ,
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3, SENTINEL BUILDING
ENGREVI NG!
SARI] AND WEIIDIEG INVITATIONS
4,311: dispels.
We have received our new line 01
Furs, and invite you to inspect
the finest line of Fur Capes and 3
Trimmings, that we have ever:
shown. .°. .‘ .° 1' I
on: £31,115
Are cnti1*cly.neW,-and the prices
we guarantee to be. as low or low—
er than the same goods are sold
by any one. .' , .' .-
ICE.
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Tristram & Hyatt,
Gazette Budding
Norwalk Chronicler