Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-12-17
HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A nice pair of shoes or slippers is de- sirable present and E. J. Finn, 13 East Main street. can show you some nice ones at the lowest possible prices. His misses and childrens shoes have made for themselves well-earned reputation.
 J. A. Godfrey X Co, 46 Rank street, offer fine lot of goods for the holidays or any other day. Listers, cape over coats and reefers at all prices. Their hne of fancy neckwear is complete. Silk umbrellas, scarfS, etc, make very deSlr- able holiday gifts. Call and be shown about their mammoth establishment.
 A more appropriate present or one that would give more pleasure than a piano or organ cannot be found. If you con- template surprise of this nature for your daughter a visit to B. Shoninger X Go, 161 Bank street, will repay you. Always a good firm to deal with they make special inducements for the hol idavs. Their list includes Weber, Emer- son, Shoninger and Wheelock pianos and Shoninger cymbella organs.
 As usual E. T. Turner & Co.'S store is fairly loaded down with goods for the Christmas trade. Their variety of plush goods comprises almost everything, and their lines of handkerchiefs, gloves, scarfs and one thousand other things is
 
 vited to call and examine goods.
 And when you are on the round mak- ing holiday purchases don't fail to call at W. F. York's. He has everything in the furniture line. Rockers, chairs, secre- taries all make desirable gifts. He guar antees to sell lower than the lowest.
 Everybody buys butter. eggs and tea, but many do not know the best places to make their purchases. N. w. Heater, 199 Bank street, keeps only the best of everything and is a good man to deal with. He guarantees to give the hand somest present in croekery with one pound of tea during the holidays. J. P. Nugent druggist, corner South Main and Scovill streets, always lays in the handsomest stock of holiday goods to be found, and this year is no exception. A visit to his store will please him and he will certainly please all who favor him. He displays a large line of plush goods and novelties.
 The public generally are asked to stop a minute at Callenders corner and gaze into the window of Lake, Strobel & Co.'S store. Anybody who stops, if he has any wealth about him, can hardly fail to go in and make purchase. They display oceans of rings, watches, pins, bracelets, etc., at all prices.
 If you want to buy pair of skates for the boy, or a sled or knife, don't forget | that D. B. Wilson St Go, are in that busi- ness, but step around to No il East Main street and interview Joe and you will be l made happy.
 Iiouors of all kinds for family use can be had at T. H. Hayes, East Main street. He has special line of goods for the holidays.
 And if you are in search of crockery tinware, lamps or toys. where could you find a better place to stop than at link
 hams 80 South Main street. The store | is fairly loaded down with handsome
 and useful articles.
 Bakers goods. confectionery etc, car
 be found in immense quantities at either of Tom Kelly's three stores. His five cent loaf of bread he declares beats the world and no one denies his statement. For your Christmas turkey be sure anC call upon s. Bohl, 64 South Main street He can supply you with big one not SC ! Iarpe n tender one or a-but no, he does 1 not deal in tough birds.
 1 Martin Bergin, 6a South Main street offers for the Holidays plush goods, golc pens, pencils, books, stationery, religious articles and a thousand other things tot numerous to mention. Don't pass hin by.
 Il Upson, Singleton & Co.'S window wa I the center of attraction to-day, being decorated to resemble coasting scene when the coasters took a tumble and were treated to a fall in the snow For tn, T holidays Upson, Singleton & Go hay,
 made great preparations,