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TELEPHONE CALL, 57-4-1
SYNDICATE OF BUYERS“
THE BOSTON 5 “__:_.RE N0
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BEAUTIFUL LANIPS, CHINA WARE SILIIER WARE, CROOKERY WARE, PICTURE
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Our Store Was a BUSY Place this Week Everybody in Search fer Something for CHRISTMAS.
AND SUGH A DISPLAY HAS NEVER BEEN SEEN IN NORWALK BEFORE.
TOYS, GAMES BOOKS. DOLLS WAGONS, SLEDS, TRIOYOLES SLEIOHS, ROCKING HIRSES ETC.
the GREATEST THE STORE HAS EVER HAD.
qurou
unto. __
rurrtrensr
Sometimes I 1 think you don’t,
but just to test the matter, we
will make this proposition:
CUT THIS A5) OUT AND BPING
1’1" WITH YOU.
READ THESE PRICES.
3 lb. can tomatoes, 7c; can corn,
7c; can peas, 70; box American Sar-
dines, 30; pint Heinzs mixed pick-
les, sweet, sour or mustard, 8c; 1 lb.
mixed tea, 15c; 1 lb, baking powder,
15c; 11b. best Elgin Creamery but-
Cornwall Creamery, in
prints, 2-30; 1 bar Ozone-soap; 4c; 1
loaf bread, 40; pork chops, 8c; pork
sausage, Sc; lamb cheps, 12c; porter-
») house steak, 14c; best rib roast, 12%0
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turkeys, 1215c; chickens, 121e, rump '
corned beef, boned, ‘10c; 1 bushel
potatoes, 450-
NOTE THE OONUITIUNS---Bring
this Iad. with you---and the
‘.n10ney
If you do this I will sell you
goods at above prices, while this
ad. continues.
, ”" A FULL 1.11111 OF FIRST CLASS
Groceries, Meats, Fresh
Fish, , Poultry, etc,
in Stock.
Free Delivery.
E. J. WADHAMS,
2| Wall street I
Telephone call. 57-3. Use it.
O The Board of County Comm1ssmnerstor
T F airfield County.
I hereby apply for a license to sell ale. lager
beer, hhine mm and cider at cornei Water and
Hav iland streets, towu of Norwalk. My place
of business is not located within 200feet in a
direct line of a church edifice or public school
house. or the premises pertaining thereto, or
an post oflice or public libra
ated at Norwalk this 17th 8day of Dec. 1895.
W LLIAM MAS AU Applicant.
We, the undersi ned elecllzorRss an taxopay-
er s, as definedb aw, of the town of Norwalk.
hereby endorse the application of the above
namedd Will iam M Saunders for such license
Dated at Norwalk this 17th day of Dec. 1895.
15.8. uusted, Charles E. Ferris. AW Mer-
ritt. Thos. C. Cavanagh. George N.W arren
I herebv certify that the above named en-
dorsers are electors and tax- ayers, as defined
IIIIDIatIIId 0f JEN; IIOIIIlIlIi Itlfi Nelrllildiy of Dec. 1895.
a at orwa is
Ida RBEBT 1LSMITH. Town Clerk
Noruollt Opera House.
01111 WEEK, COMMENCING
Monday, Dec. 23
ROBERT J. BARRETT
ABLY SUPPORTED BY
MISS! SIIARA MONTGOMERY
And a. Company of rare excellence‘ in follow-
ing br Iiant
" REPERTOIRE:
laves or a Great City "Between Two Fires,”
Thistakeii Identity. “Irish Doctor,”
Our Regiment. 1:1“nrliralua.”
Hick’ry Farm. I Am merican Born,
Slavery Days, I I‘he Bowery.
. -. /_ lOc.20c and 3°C
PRICES.
Special Matinees ChriZMas' Day and Saturday
Seats on Sale at Weed’s and Tomlinson’ s
Drug Stores. ,
BUY YOUR
this masflandy
AT THE
NORWALK '
Confectionery Store
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'I'HE FINEST AND CHEAPEST
LINE OF
AND
IN TOW N.
Fine Ice Cream
LAN D
Ice Cream Soda
21 Main Street,
NORWALK
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE,
SATURDAY, DEC. '21, 1895
The Butternut Amateur Minstrels!
WILL APPEAR FOR THE
First Time this Season at this House.
The Troupe consists of 21 People
and comics its own Orchestra of 9
pieces, and comes highly recom-
mended from Bridgeport.
PRICES, - - 25c, 50c 111111750
Tickets on Sale at Weed’S/and Tomlinson’s
Drug Store.
John Sherman’s Autobiorraohy. "
Recollections of Fon'rr YEARS 1n the House,
Senate and Cabinet. A FINANCIAL 111310111 by
America’s greatest living master of finance.
Agents Wanted.
Quickest selling book of the year. One agent
took 76 orders in one week. Another took
21 orders his first three day s. For prices and
terms to agents, address
THE HENRY BILL PUB. 60., NORWICH, CONN.
A
NonmeAzsme.
Absolutely Independent.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 17. 1895.
ENTERED AT TEE Pos'r Orrroz. IN NORWALK
as A Newsrarnn.
Engineer Josethider was in town
this morning.
Our Brothers Lodge, .1. 0. O. F.
nominated ofiicers last evening.
The Fa-irfield Agricultural Society
will meet to-morrow at Norwalk Park.
I—-Ostrich Boas at H. Kneger’s Mil~
linery Store.
\Villiam J. Nash and wife are visiting
friends in Waterbury.
William BankeII—i-s-again in the em-
ploy of R. E. Goldschmidt on Water
street.
The Liederkranz'society has com-
menced tying greens for the holiday
ornamentation of their hall in the GA-
ZETTB building. .
Mrs. T. K. Noble will lead a monthly
meeting of the Ladies Association, to-
morrow afternoon. .
The Norwalk fire department ivill
submit to its annual inspection Ito-night,
It’sdollars to doughnuts that everything
‘ will be found in first-class order.
0. E. Wilson has sold two lots at the
corner of Stevens and Woodbury ave-
nue to William G. Webb who p. oposcs
erecting a fine residence on the same
before the daisies blossom.
Myrtle, the infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. N elson Dengwell, and grand-
daughter of William J. Nash, of this
city, died in Waterbury, Sunday.
The King’s Daughters of the Congre-
gational church will to-morrow send a
large box of supplies to destitute peo-
ple in the “black belt” of Alabama.
—Chilclrens’ cloaks are almost given
away at H.1{rieger’s Store, Mahackemo
Hotel Block.
The entertainment given by Concord
Division 8. of T., last evening was well
I attended.
'A pleasing programme of
recitationp, singing, etc was acceptably
presented.
There were six guests at tho Tramp
quarters last night. Landlord Howard
has been advised by the Selectmen to
close the place and refuse admi‘ tones
to all who may apply for lodging.
Messrs. William Wardwell and Sam;
no] G. Lockwood are visiting the Parks
farm at Port Chester to-day.
Constable Hunt has served a writ of
attachment 011 Lewis the Stamford bot-
tler to recover on a claim 013150 sworn
out by Dr, Schuppan. -
Constable Hunt yesterday placed an
attachment for $200 on property be-
longing to L D. Keeler to recover on
a claim of Dayton Bouton. Rio :1 sort
of a mixed up affair in which the own~
ership of a horse seems to be the bone
of contusion.
The Bridgeport Amateui Minstrel
troupe gave their first entertainment
Saturday at the Arion hall. The hall
’was crowded and the entertainment
was greatly enjoyed. The company’s
own orchestra of nine pieces deserves
praise for the part they took in the per-
formance.-Farmer.
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Chamberlain s Cough Remedy.
" \Vhen troubled with a cough 01' cold give ‘
Yen will be more than I
this 1emedy a trial.
pleased with the result It 1111‘. Cure ase-
vere cold in less time than any other treat-
ment. It. relieves the lungs, opens the se«
cretions, aids cxpectoratibn and effects a
prompt and permanent cure.
do. .1ger in giving it to children for it con-
tains nothing injurious. 25 and 50 cent bot-
ilesforl Sale I"? E. P. IWeed, Druggist.
There IS no
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HAYES
A Wonderful Variety of Holiday GOOdSe
Hayes. No.5 Main Street.
Just, around the corner from Hale’s drug store.
Can assure you that I have the lazgew and most complete
assortment of . .
ALBUMS
In town, varying in price from 40c to $6. There is music in some
of them.
HAYES“"""""n
Has Wagons, Sleds, Velocipedes, Dolls, Books, Desks, Drums,
Musical Instruments of every description, Games of all kinds, Magic
Lanterns, Guns, Doll Carriages, Carts, -Wheel barrows, Bugles,
- Trumpets, A. B. C. and Picture-Books, Albums, Plush and Cellu-
loid Handkerchief Cufi‘, Glove and Jewel Cases. '
BAReAINs
PIANOS.
A beautiful OHIOKERING upright
Piano, former price $475,110W $225.
This is a rare chance Call and be
convinced at J. W. STUIDWELL’S.
An elegant SHONINGER Piano for
$250, worth $375, atJ W. STUD-
WELL’S.
.
A discount 'of «$50 on all Pianos.
purchased before Xmas at J. W...
STUDWELL’S,
Organs $25, $50 and $75, good as
new. UN W. STUDWELL’S. '
‘ iWALK
AND EVERYTHING- THAT
YOU CAN THINK 03'.
Come Early This Week—Don’t Wait for Saturday—We Shall Give GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS to Make this Week
"
EOWIIRO P. WEEO
so win on. nonwun.
fOA
ALL SEEKERS AFTER
Christmas Gifts
Are invited to look over our
handsome display of
celluloid Toilet Sets,
Perfumes.
in Elegant Boxes, of which we
have the largest assortment
in thelCity
Ilapanose Novelties, _
Out Glass Bottles,
Pocket Books,
Pocket Knives.
Fancy .loilol Automizers, Etc.
1 BOX or our status
will be appreciated by
those who smoke.
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PICTURE” FRAMES
This year at 15c, 2 for 250.
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38 WALL smear, uonwnut.
DO YOU SMOKE?
W e have the finest lot of clear Havana 10c Cigars which we are sellin
at $1 25 per box. We bought them at a. bargain and are g
are selling them at a figure that defies competition.
Meerschaum
-- - Goods.
Our line of gold mounted briar and meerschaum pipes cannot
be duplicated 111 town. They are just what you
want for a Christmas present.
Tobahco Pouches.
Match Boxes and
Smokers’ Sets at Cost.
Also the Finest Grades of Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
WRQWBRI‘DGE & GO
South N orwalk Conn
GREAT SALE OF
M I LLI N ERY
—_A'r—
F AWCETT'S
T Headhunters for lithium.
Commencing Saturday the 16th, and
continuing Monday and Tuesday, when
we shall sell fine French Felt Hats. all
styles and colors, including a full line
of Black, bought specially for this sale.
We shall also make a reduction in all
our Trimmed Hats, and will offer one
hundred Hats and Bonnets from $1.50
up, The Season has been backward,
hat 18 the reason fer the extraordinary
Vargainslwe shall offer the coming week.
FAWCE TT’S
3 WATER 311113313, NORWALK
Raymond & Son.
Successoxs to George H Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and General Funeral
Directors.
46 and 48 Main Street Norwalk Ct
Residence, Berkeley Place.
Telephone N0. 77-4.
Norwalk Chronicler