Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-12-24
HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A more appropriate present or one that would give more pleasure than piano or organ cannot be found. If you con- template a surprise of this nature for your daughter, visit to B. Shoninger & Co, 161 Bank street, will repay you. Always good firm to deal with they make special inducements for the hol- idays. Their list includes Weber, Emer- son, Shoninger and Wheelock pianos and Shoninger cymbella organs.
 And when you are on the round mak- ing holiday purchases don't fail to call at w. F. Yorks. He has everything in the 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 th9ir purchases. N. w. Heater, 199 Bank street, keeps only the best of everything and is a good malf to deal with. He guarantees to give the hand somest present in crockery 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.
 J. B. Mullings has q stock of Christmas goods that cannot be beat The list in cludes furs, hats, caps, scarfs, silk um- brellas as well as thousands of other use full articles.
 Millinery goods and holiday presents is what you can find at l. Chase's in the Arcade building just now. He makes gorgeous display.
 Bart Bossidy, Al East Main street, deals in drugs and medicines, but at this seas on of the year no better place could be found at which to buy presents. g A word to the wise is sufficient.
 M. H. Waas, the South Main street to- bacconist, is offering fine line of pipes and meerschaum goods for the holidays.
 NJ. A. Wallace, 116 South Main street, is showing as handsome line of gentle mems furnishings as can be found ill the city. His prices are very reasonable.
 If you want pair of skates or a sled F. B. Field, 61 South Main street, is the man you want to interview.
 If you want a bargan, in jewelry, watches or precious stones call on H. G. Chattield & Co.,, 3S Bank street, before making your purchases.
 W. P. Thomas window. .57 Bank street is handsomely dressed with boots, shoes, slippers and rubbers. And they wear as we'll as they look.
 Just look in at the window of the Upson Jewelry Co.,, 95 Bank street, and you will surely see something that you would like. Low prices prevail here.
 If you want some choice wines or liquors T. F. Mcdonald, 23 East Main street can accommodate you. He keeps only pure brands.
 Druggist Cone. No West Main street, has handsome line of plush goods suit able for gifts. A box of his choice brand of cigars would not be so bad either.
 The new grocery store of Quintard & Merriam, 129 Bar k street, is becoming a popular resort for buyers. They keep only the choicest brands of everything. Dennis Hawley, the Exchange place gents furnishing goods dealer, offers for the holidays an unusually large variety of goods.
 When you want furniture of any kind and at any price remember J. Nj. Bur rall & Go, 50 Bank street.
 If you want to buy piano, organ or a musical instrument of any kind, J. M Kellogg would like to see you at his store, 162 South Main street. Sheet music for sale.
 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 unusually large All are cordially in- vited to call and examine goods.
 The reputation of the Crane Art Go, 57 East Main street, is a guarantee that they do only the best work. Call when you want anything in their line.
 For carpets. window shades, rings, etc, visit the new store of J. N. Clifford in the Masonic temple on Bank street.
 The Globe, 79 and S1 Bank street, pre- sents a handsome holiday appearance. They have an unusually elegant line of clothing and furnishings. Miller ,& Peck. B South Main street, have an endless variety of articles suit able for gifts. All are invited to call and see for themselves.
 Martin Bergin, 62 South Main street, offers for the holidays plush goods, gold pens, pencils, books, stationery, religious articles and thousand other things too numerous to mention. Don't pass him by.
 Upson, Singleton & Cos window was the center of attraction to-day, being decorated to resemble coasting scene, when the coasters took tumble and were treated to fall in the snow For the holidays Upson, Singleton & Go have made great preparations. R. $. Rasmussen, the florist in the Pritchard building on Bank street, has an excellent line of flowers and ever greens for Christmas.
 If you are hungry don't forget that Alfred Mitchell, 65 East Main street, can supply your wants.
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