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

For anything and everything in the grocery line visit w. N. Ladd, South Main street. Fancy groceries at prices that defy competition.
 There will be a turkey raffie at Har rington's, 83 South Main street, this evening. Lots of sport. T. P. Hutchinson, BIO Bank street, has light expenses and is enabledto sell boots and shoes at genuine low prices.
 Call upon Tommy Guest, 20 Scovill street, when you want choice brands of liquors, wines or cigars.
 Mrs s. J. Heimer, 125 Bank street. has large selection of hair goods. George Burns, corner East Main and Spring streets, sells good cigars and sells them cheap. Give him call. Robert Banziger, 110 South Main street, has a nice line of cigars, tobacco and smokers articles in general. George Robbins, East Main street, of | fers a line of croekery that can hardly be equalled hereabouts. All are invited to call and examine his stock. | For boots, shoes, slippers and rubbers call on F. J. Rametti, Is East Main street. His prices are lower than the lowest.
 William H. Collins, 135 South Main street, sells good reliable, wholesome groceries and his prices are not gilt edge.
 George E. Harrington, the Grand street tobacconist, has large and choice line of pipes, cigarholders, etc. Give him a call.
 People over in Brooklyn can find all excellent line of holiday goods without coming up town. The Brooklyn drug store can supply all needs.
 If you want to buy pair of skates fol the boy, or a sled or knife, don't forget that D. B. Wilson & Go, are in that busi
 ness, but step around to No il East Main street and interview Joe and you will bt
 made happy.
 Il Liquors of all kinds for family use car
 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 yol
 find 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, cal , be found in immense quantities at eithe
 of Tom Kelly's three stores. His five cent loaf of bread he declares beats tn ] world and no one denies his statement.
 For your Christmas turkey be sure an' } call upon s. Bohl, GA South Main street , He can supply you with big one not S } large, a tender one or a-but no, he doe not deal in tough birds. c. F. Hurlbut, dealer in boots, shoes rubbers and slippers, at 59 South Mail
 street, sells honest goods at low prices , His holiday trade has been large. t Paul Asheim. 103 Bank street sell P cigars, tobacco and smokers articles il g general. His store has a reputation tha
 stands on its ments.
 Election is over and T. l.. Sanford, tn . North Main street groceryman has settle
 down to business. He pleases all hi 3 customers, which is saying good deal
 If you want to buy sell or exchang n furniture call on Alonzo Harper S8 n South Main street. When on your rounds for hOlida, 3 goods be sure and call at D. H. Blinn
 Co.'S, Jewelry store, 90 Bank street. H has an unusually fine line of goods. 7, H. Leach, 43 South Main street make n speciality of rubber goods. He has tn ' largest line of goods of this kind in tn O valley.
 p J. B. Mullings has stock of Christma e goods that cannot be beat. The list II Q cludes furs, hats, caps, scarfs, silk un - brellas, as we'll as thousands of other use full articles.
 e Millinery goods and holiday presents o what you can find at I. Chase's in tn if Arcade building just now. He makes s gorgeous display.