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VOLJXCVIr-NO 5O
Harikarahids.
We placed an import order for
Swiss Handkerchiefs last May, we
can afford to sell them at 25 per
cent. lower than if we bought them
of jokbers in this country.
500 doz, Children’s Handkerchiefs
5 cents Colored borders.
300 doz. Ladies“ Hemstitched
White and Colored borders, 5 cents
250 doz. Ladies’ Swiss Embroider-
ed. 12 cents. . .
200 doz. Ladies’ and Gent’s
Initial, 121 cents.
250 doz. Men‘s White and Colored
borders, Hemstitched, 12%. and 25
cents. _
Ladies’ and Gent’s Silk Handker-
chiefs. Initial and Hemstitched, 25c.
and 50 cents.
Silk Mufflers, 500. 75c. $1, and
$1.50.
PERFUMES.
“That Seent'ot the Vale‘
. We have
the Celebrat-
ed WM.'H.
BROWN &
BROS. Per-
fumes a n
Toilet Wat-
. er, in Fancy -
.4»; ‘ Boxes and Evang- . '
‘ in Bulk, . ‘ ,
' from 25 cts. -
We have the Largest Line of
PUUKET BOOKS, SITCHELS.
Chatelaine Bags,
Collar and Cuff Boxes,
Ever .Shown in Norwalk
As there is nothing like leather;
we have Leather Pocket Books and
Satchels in all Shades, Olive,0range, ‘
Tan, Green and Black; ranging from
5c to $2, for pocket books.
Satchels from 750 to $10.
6001’s Furnishings.
This is a Great Department with
us, it is wonderful the many
Shirts and Neck Ties
WE SELL.
25 doz Teck, Four-inHand Ties
and Band Bows, in Stylish, Medium
and Dark, 25 cents.
50 doz. High Class Ties, the
quality furnishings stores sell for
75c. We sell at 47 cents.
25 dozl Suspenders, 25 cents,
everybody now asks 500, for the
same.
10 doz. Night Shirts, value, 750
for 50 cents. ‘
10 doz. White Shirts, with Fancy
Bosoms, 44 cents.
15 doz. Percale Shirts, 75 cents.
10 doz. $2, Percale Shirts, $1.50.
On
A n Entertaining and I nstrnetive Home Journal, Especially Devoted to Local News and Interests.
NORWALK,CONN., FRIDAY. DEcEiIBER 11. 18961—12 PAGEs.
TEE BUSIEST STORE
-——IN———
I‘AIRFIELD COUNTY
Boston
h,
Store,
NORWALK.
0930100 ’ 0r THE HOME 0r SANTA 01.005.
Our store for the next TWO WEEKS Will be under the guide of
NICHOLAS. It will be his depot
deposited everything for the young and the old.
ST.
for? Fairfield County. Here he has
The precious toys for the
young tots, the valued gifts for the young lovers, the tokens for the fathers,
the most precious and dearest of all for the ”mothers.
We shall have a
GRAND DISPLAY of everything in the Holiday Line to make every one
glad that they have lived to see another Merry Christmas.
DRESS GOODS.
A sensible present, one that is appreciated, is a new dress.
‘ ‘40 in. Two Toned Suitings, were 300.
now, 15c. yard.
38 in. Suitings, netted effects, Illum-
inated and Fancy Mixtures, 390.
50 in. Serge Crepons, 1.00 per yard,
for presents, 69c. yard. '
Gold Medal Blank Fancies,1,25 yard
for presents, 98c. yard.
JACKETS.
To make a lady a present, what
is better than a new coat.
A few Black Boucle, 5.00.
10 Kersey that were 15.00 and
. 16,00, now' 13.50. '
I ' 8 Black Boucle, 8.50.
.10 Broad Cloth Capes, 5.00.
10 Plush Capes, 1,00
'Collarettes 5.00 to 9.00.
10 Short Plush Capes, 3.50.
As you know we bought this Silve
before.
uuuuu
Silver Plated Knives and Forks.
.WATER FILTERS,
BAKERS,
Knives,
w
V
.\ .__.
SH. PER . Pats TED warren.
VVARRANTED FOR TWENTY YEARS.
We now offer it to you at half the market. value.
no cheap goods among this lot. All Meriden and Wilcox manufacture, and the Bridgeport
SOUP TUREENS,
CHOCOLETIERS,
Tea Spoons, Tea Pots, Water Pitchers, Dinner Rings, Desert Spoons, Forks,
r Ware when silver was cheaper than it ever was
This is all first-class goods,
COFFEE SPOONS,
BON BON DISHES,
Desert Knives.
Leek at our Dresden China Clocks, they are Marked Half Price
DOLLS BY THE THOUSANDS,
Imported by us direct from Kersner and other makers in
Germany.
The Dolls that others sell for $1, we will sell for 500.
Dolls at all Prices-dull FLOOR.
&LGVES.
For Fair Ladies’ and Gallant Men.
Gent’s Dog Skin, $1, $51.25, $31.50.
Ladies’ Kid Gloves, $1, $1.25 to $2.
Children’s Fleeced Lined Kid Gloves, $1,
Ladies’ and Children’s Mittens, 10c. to 1.50-
Wrappers.
10 D02 Flanellette Wrappers, all sizes, were $1. 25
For presents, 98c.
15 Doz. Flannellette and Fleeced Lined Wrap~
- pers, $1.50. .
10 Doz. Tea Gowns in French Flannellette, trim
'. 4‘ -‘ med with lace and velvet, $1.98 to $4.50.
; .314 z r CHILDRENS CAPS
' :‘1—7;
_/
a
T J In Lace, Silk, Cashmere and W001, 250. to $2.50
\7- ‘
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I
Toys. Games, Wagons'and Sleds,
_ Every toy we have either moves, runs, jumps,
musrc (r makes an noise.
dances, plays
-SEOOIIO FLOOR.
00 T0010 turars.
' ' ' - NAPKINS,
EMBROIDERED PILLOW SIIMIS,
’ l' Bureau and 8100 Baarri tarars
46‘ lid" Make GOOd Presents.
1W5”: J. Lilli
THEM-‘--GREA’I_‘ VARIETY.
, WE HAv
LADIES AND GENT’S'UNDERWEAR.
Always acceptable as gmu v, : .olesome presen 8.
FROM 25s.- ‘3 $59.
3000 umaaalls Wmrate...
tadias’ Separate Skirts. Wit-3% are,
tadias’ Saparaie Waisis, w... Tamra.
r ltEOlt BOISTOoeque and Oslrioh'Feathers, 25e.4to
Jewelty' Rings, Bracelets, Scarf Pins, Cnfi'
and Collar Buttons Link Sets &c. -.~ .-§::‘7m;-1=—~ \
Fancy Hair and Hot Pins:
r KitChen Department Is the: only place,
to buy Fine China,Crockery and Silverware, ‘Vases, Brie-.Brac, and
.G-LASS WARE. .
_ [$1.00 a Tear
PRICE TWO CENTS
“He .who has Read a Hundred,
has a Liberal Education.”- -Holmes.
Books that are Books.
Books that are worth Reading.
Classic and Light Literature.
150 titles by the best authors.
Here are some of them:
DON QUIXOTE, by Cervantes.
OLIVER TWIST, by Dickens.
MICAH CLARK. by Doyle
ADAM BEBE, by Eliot.
IVANHOE, b y Scott.
RORY O’MORE, by Lever.
CAMILLE. by Dumas.
MONTE CRISTO, &c.
——
”5 Titles at 25 cents.
Muslin Binding, Gilt Tops.
By well known authors. .
LE SAGE IRVING, Hawthorne,
DUMAS, HUGO, Fielding,
KIN GSLEY, BLACKMORE,
. Lytton,
TLackery, and others.
IOO Titles of Classic Works
‘At 49 Gents.
This edition is always sold at
$1 50.
I50 Titles for Boy's and
Girl’s. . '
Called the 8‘. Nicholas Series,
AT 29 CENTS.
5 Volume Sets, 98 cen‘s”
2 Volume Sets, 69 cents.
2 Volume Sets, 89 cents.
16 Volume Sets, $4.25.
Websters Unabridged
Dictionary.
Full Calf Binding at $125.
CHILDREN’S
L BOOKS
How many young ladies’ and
young men you meet that never
read books, it is the parents fault
that did not start them reading
when they were young. ‘
A. 4B. C. BOOKS.
ONE SYLLABLE BOOKS.
GOSPEL STORIES.
BIBLE STORIES.
CHILDREN’S HISTORIES,
COCK ROBIN.
GULLIVER’S TRAVELS.
ROBINSON CRUSOE,
And thousand others
MAIN FLOOR.
Blankets, Spreads and
Comfortables. '
Are Good Christ-mas Presents.
Me. 980:. 30.25.,
§ stso. to sane. . ~
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