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THE ICSTON STORE NORWALK
Our Store was a Busy Place this Week. Everybody in Search for Something for CHRISTMAS.
AND SUCH A DISPLAY HAS NEVER BEEN sEEN IN NORWALK BEFORE _ '7 -. - _. . - I
Tots, eIMEs Boers neLLs, WAGUNS SLEDS TBICYCLES sLEIeHs, noexme HoesEs Ere
* ' . BEAUTIFUL LAMPS, CHINA WAHE, SILVER WAHE CHOCKEHY WAHE, PICTURES ‘HE‘SEA’EEEHESE"
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Come Early This Week—‘-Don’t Wait for Saturday—We Shall Give GREAT BARGAINS IN ‘ALL DEPARTMENTS to Make this Week
the GREATEST THE STORE HAS EVER HAD.
F. 1. WWW 81 SSS
CAN BE FOUND
Fine China Dinneré zTea Ware
Toilet Sets, Vantine’ s Ware in Cups
and Saucers, Cracker and
Milk Jars, Tea Pots,
-- Sugar and Creams,
Banquet amtStanIt lamps Home Latest
, Patterns. _
l . Table Glass Ware, Pecket & Table Cutlery
House Furnishing Goods 'of All Kinds.
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In Successful Business Since I860.
The Noewalk Fire Ins Co.
CASH CAPITAL, $200,000 ASSETS $325,000.
Outstanding Claims, $390.
fl. G. Wellwoz'ne, 'jr., Preszden't.
George .‘B. 51‘. john, Vice President.
73. E. Show, Seey. «N. Y. Ofiiee.
Geo. ‘R. Cowles, Resident Seer.
NORWALK DlflEl‘ITllllS.a
’ W. B. E. Lockwood, F. St.John Lockvvood, George R. Cowles, George-
' B. St. John, Homer Merrill.
“fore Insuring Elsewhere, Call on this Home
Company.
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8330 FOR @Hnis'rmaso
properly
F your feet are
much more
shod, how
the Holiday festivities! If you
get youi footwear from BROWN,
there is no question of its being
:7 Q of the right sort, well- fitting, good
lmaterials, stylish, reasonable in
IAIN 'I‘Y. A properly made lady’ s shoe
with any sort of style 18 dainty, because a
woman’ 5 foot is that way. When especial
pains have been taken to make a really ..
stylish .
SHOE
a still more pleasino result" is attained.
H S. IROWN
likely you will be to enjoy.
I N ORWAIWGAZETTE.
Absolutely Independent;
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1895.
ENTERED urns POST OFFICE. ix Noawsnx
as A Newsrsrnn.
SOUTH. NORWALK.
Read Plaisted’s adv. in this issue.
Mrs. M. T. Hatch is entertaining the
Matinee Euchre club this afternoon.
W. A. Benedict & Co. are putting
are light in their Washington street
store.
Henry Richmond, of Brookside. will
open a bologna factory on the Washing-
ton street bride'e. ‘
' The Red men worked the Hunter’s
degree on several candidates at their
meeting last night.
Invitations are out for a‘birthday
party, to be given Charles S. Trow-
bridge'to-morrow evening.
The County Commissioners yester-
day granted a druggist’s license to E.
G. Tomlinson of this city.
W. M. Saunders has applied for a
license to sell liquoroin the building at
the:corner of Haviland and Water sts.
Peter Olsen, 'of Westport, this morn-
. ing paid $5 into Judge Frost’s court for
imbibing too freely of Tom and Jerry
before Christmas.
E. L. Hefner has vacated the store in
the Keogh building, and now conducts
only one place of business, that in the
Aisthorpe building on the bridge.
Don’t forget that the Athletic club’s
entertainment takes place Friday even-
ing. If you have not already secured
your ticket you should do so at once as
the seats are going fast.
Sixty freight cars manufactured in
Michigan, have just been received by
the Consolidated road, being a portion
of an order for 600 cars placed last fall.
These cars at e fitted with the latest
appliances including automatic couplers
and air brake equipment.
—Thousands of silver novelties, J.
Spencer & 00.
William Allen, a stranger in. town,
A stoleawatch and some other jewelry
from Mrs. Lillian Knapp of Fort Point
street. He pawned a ring for 75 cents
and a silver bracelet for 25 cents. The'
police were on his track and the re-
porters had been requested to keep the
matter quiet, but a local scribe publish-
ed the story yesterday and Mr. Allen
(will probably depart for other fields.
——Ii you don’ t know what to buy your
wife or sweetheart for a X’ mas present,
go.to H. Krieger’ s Millinery store and
get one of those elegant Ostrich Feather ‘
Boas, they are sure to please.
1011qu01111 HOUSE.—
SATURDAY, DEC. 21,1395
The Bridgeport Amateur moons!"
WILL APPEAR FOR THE
First Time this Siasen at this House.
The Troupe consists of 21 People
and carries its own Orchestra of 9
pieces, and comes highly recom-
mended from Bridgeport.
PRICES, - . - 25c, 50c 11111751":
Tickets on Sale at Weed’s and Tomlinson’s
Drug Store.
4.,—
Central National Bank.
N01wa1k. Conn Dec 12, 1895.
The annual meetin of the Stockholders of
this Bank fo1 the e ection Ofa Directors for
the ensuing year, will be ed tthe Banking
Rooms. on Tuesday, 1January 14. 1896. Polls
open from 1111.11.1101
W M? A CURTIS Cashiei.
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Ch'ris’omastandy
NORWALK
Confectionery Store
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THE 111111111 courier
LINE OF
lN frown.
Fine Ice Cream
AND
Ice Cream Soda
NORWALK
Nerwalt Opera House.
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING
Monday, Dec. 23
ROBERT J. BARRETT
ABLY SUPPORTED BY
MISS SARA MONTGOMERY
. And a Company of rare excellence in follow.
ing brilliant
REPERTOIRE:
Slaves 01' a Great City ‘fiBetween TWO Fires” ,
Mistaken Identity I “Hi-Bhlgofitor”
Our Regiment. 1‘3 Afiggcafii Born,
Hick’ ry Farm. IThe Bowery
Slavery Days,
PRICES. - - 100, 20c and 30c.
Special Matinees ChristmasIDay and Saturday
‘ Seats on Sale at Weed’s and Tomlinson’s
Drug Stm es.
DAVID. w RAYMD‘ND
7 Funeral Director and Eotalmer.
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39 Washington Street South Norw alk 2
Residence. MahackomD Hotel»
Horse Shoeing
The undersigned has taken the shon in
the fyonc of .5. '1‘. B11 by’ s on Cross sheet
and is prepared to do horse shoeing in
' rim-class manner
John 1‘ . Lycett;
HAYES
A Wonderful Variety of Holiday Goods .
Hayes, No.5 Main Street.
Just around the corner from Hale’s drug store.
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Can assure on that I have the la
assortment of y rgest and most (template
ALBUMS
fI5111 town, varying in price from 400 to $6. There' 1s music in some
0 cm.
_ HAYES-"Em
Has Wagons, Sleds, Velocipedes, Dolls, Books,’ Desks, Drums
Musical Instruments of every description, Games of all kinds, Magié
Lanterns, Guns, Doll Carriages, Carts, Wheel banows, Bugles
Trumpets, A. B. C and Picture- Books, Albums, Plush and Cellu3
loid Handkerchief Cufi‘, Glove and Jewel Cases.
Iooeooos IN PIANIIS
A BEAUTIFUL
. UPRIGHT PIANO,
Former Price .3475. NOW $225.
This is a rare chance. Call and be
21 Main Street,’
convinced at
7 ‘ ~ ' J. W. STUDWELE’s,
HH ELEGANT SHOHINGER PLHN F““250. wows $375. or
.I. w. STUDWELL’S.
A DISCOUNT 0F $500M ALL PIANOS PURCHASED
oaeoos $25 $50 a” $75, as
{We have the finest lot of clear Havana 10c Gigars Which we are selling
at $1. 25 per box. We bought them at a bargain and are ,
are selling them at a figure that defies competition.
Meerschaum
- -Gooo|s.
Our line of gold— —1nounted briar and meerschaum pipes cannot
be duplicated 1n town. They are just What you
want for a Christmas present. .
Tobacco Pouches.
Match Boxes and
Smokers sets at Cost.
Also the Finest Grades of Smoking-and Chewing Tobacco;
anownnrnen a; so.
' South Nerwalk Gonn
CHICKEBING 7
BEFORE XMAS AT .1. w. STUDWELL’S. '
Norwalk Chronicler