Norwalk gazette, Friday, December 1, 1899 · page 4

 

 

 

 

 

'Truth above all things.’

 

' Entered in the Post office as a Newspaper.

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1,1899.

GOOD EVENING.

 

 

J. Pierpont Morgan, who gave the
Lying-In Hospital in New York a mil-
lion dollars, has added $350,000 to his
donation and has also turned over to
the hospital some buildings and land ad-
joinmg it. '

A writer to the N. Y. Herald wants
established in “some corner of Central
Park” a playground for dogs. Every-

body knows that New York city is real— .

ly in needof parks, but this new de-
mand emphasizes in a striking way the
crowded condition of the entire town.

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More or less sympathy is expressed

WEEKLVHNURWALK

 

 

Commencing TO-MORROW we openthe
second of our Magic Figure Series,

GRAND 299.. SALE.

 

the first sale of the series.

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give.

45c Large White Mixing Bowls
39c Covered Chambers

290
290

Prices. far more attractive than were even
Be sure and attend during one
of these days, and you will be convinced that our prices are

MUCH THE LOWEST

and our goods

ONLY ' THE BEST.

No matter What you want, the best is what we always
Now for the Magic Figures :

500 Fur Colla1ettes, now so popular at
33 per cent, less than usual.

 

 

Store Will be Closed ALL DAY THANKSGIVING

TELE?HONE 188-4.

 

HE BI STORE

This week we offer a special sale of

eeFINE CUTLEBYee

of the import samples of one of our largest New York importers, guaranteed strictly finest
quality, and the pick from foreign manufacturers. . ‘

200 pairs of fine Steel Carvers, 1anging in value from $2 to $10 per pair. We will offer for les
than half price. Also 20 lines of Fine Steel Table Knives and Forks, bolstered in Cocoa Ebony,
Stag, Bone Rubber and Celluloid, from 50c up.

We cannot duplicate these goods after this sale, so if you are interested in this line
. we would advise an early selection.
Santa Claus is beginning to unload here, and 1n another week we will have on our full Holiday

attire.

Do your shopping at home and encourage your merchant to cater for your every want.

Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Stoves and Ranges.

OPEN EVERY EVENING.

Goons DELIVERED FIFTY MILES.

W S. STUBTEVANT

North Main and A'nn Sts.,
South Norwalk.

 

 

 

. _ 390 J apanned Coal Hods 29c 100 Scarfs, with beads, French coney
for the Georgia. woman who was sent 450 Self Wringing Mops 290 $1. 75
to prison because she refused to be vac- 490 Large DecoratedWater Pitchers 290 50 Sam fs, imitation stone marten, worth
cinated. She is a Christian SCIODLISY; Six Nicely Decorated Oabmeal BOWIS, ~0$g‘ 00f $4 50
and alleges that her religion is against 29c 5 car 5’ genuine skunk, worth $10-00 NOW GOING ON
. . . b Three China Cups and Saucers 29c _ , 37-00 ”A
the pract1ce 0f vaccmatmn, ut most Three China Breakfast Plates 290 Black Crepon, 4‘4 1n. Wide’ worth $23 0 / TSflQEES.
members of other 1el1g10us denomina- Ladies, Gingham Aprons. 2 for 290 46 in. Black Brilliantin e $1 00 qualit 19 Main Street, Norwalk. I 18 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
tlons—with the possible exceptlon of Ladies’ White Aprons, 390 kind, at 29c ’ 7%“ W ff 1 ‘ . . . .
. ’ . ‘ . c e 0 er tie finest and most select stock of Groceries ever offered to the public at pr1ces
the Mormons—obey thelaws of the land Ch1ldren 5 SChOOI Caps, 2 for 290 300 yards Fancy Silks, for evening that def t't' Th B t G d t L
or 11 not they do not brim forward Fancy Boucle Tam Osmmers .296 waists, $1.50quality. $1.00 y compe 1 Ion. e es 00 s a the owesl Prices has always been our motto in
their religion in emuuado; Ladies Jersey Overgaiters 290 4433n.kFa(;1cy Wool Mixtures, 490 and business, and will always continue to be.
_ ,_______ 0 Children’s Worsted Leggings 290 C 1n 51 290
Women gl'oomsfor horseback riders Ladies’ 490 Aprons 29c 451113. 5111 wool India Twill black, 490 ggfbragggfi FwLSIII'I'TE ROSE FLOUR, (None Better ’) Cut to """"" 54° bag, 54-25 Bbl.
Ladies, 49c Flannel Petticoats 29c {In 290 ............................................ 55c bag, $4 50 Bb'-

is now the fad in London, and why not?
To be sure, when the custom is adopted

Ladies flannel Night Gowns, special 500
Ladies’ flannel Night Gowns, worth

 

Misses’ Vests 'end Pants, sizes 16 to 26,
regular price, 19c and 250 each, two
garments, 290

FAMOUS ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER at 27¢ per pound.

 

SUGAR CURED HAMS, small and Loan, II I-2c lb

 

 

 

 

 

in this countuy, as it it will surely be, $1.25 980 L - -
_ adles’ Black Hose fl - '
the opportunities for elopement will be Ladles’ flannel Wrappers, worth $1.25 , for quarter kind $131131 pagigef’otrhe 331): i 1b pk’ge Prep. Buckwheat, cut to 90 New Lemon-peel, lb' “ 10° Borden’s Eagle Milk’ can I; 14C
‘6 ' ' '

greatly curtailed,but there are compen- 980 2 pairs Worsted Mittens, the 25c kind, qt bottle Golden D11p Syrup 10c Sweet Pie Pumpkm, can “ Sc Plum Puddlng, cut to 90

at'o c The w man wro m ins‘ead of Ladies’ Black Capes, worth $8.00 $6.98 2 pairs for 29p 1 ‘1“ b0“ white 01 Cldel‘ Vine‘Wi‘ “ 70 'Gt'ape Nuts Food, V pck’gc “ 111: 7 lbs Laundry Starch, cut to 25c
s. 1 n... . o b 0 . u. 500 yards Basting cotton, 7 spools for Only two pairs to a customer. 1 qt bottle pure Salad Oil “ 12c Uneeda Biscuit, “ “ 140 3 lb. can White Cherries, 270
r1d1ng behind her charge w111 r1de up 290 Men’s Scotch Wool Gloves; 390 kind 1 pt bottle Long Island Catsup “ 50 Pure Lard, lb. cut to Sc quality, 0111‘: t0 “ 15c
along side of her and thus there is a 25 cent Hair Brush, 12 cent Dressioflg , 29c New Tomatoes, 120 quality “ 9c F1111 Cream Cheese, lb- “ 150 Sugar cured Shoulders, H 7%“
chance for what the English advocates ~Comb . - «90 Men’s Suspenders, worth 25c a’pair, 2 Vanilla Extract, 100 quality “ 5c Shredded Codfish, pck’ge “ 40 New Carolina Rice, “ ‘10

fth . ti n 0111 “I rovi a con- ZogenthWhisk Broom, 10 cent (310312195 pairs for 29¢ High Grade Fruit Jams ...... cut to 9c I Kipperecl Herring. can “ 110 15 cakes Laundry Soap, “ 250
0 9.10110” 0 »' mi) “1» _ “lb . . . 99C 3 all linen Collars at ' 29., New Seeded Raisins, pck’ge ' “ 10c Good Sweet Corn, “ “ 7c 51b5' new 031- Prunes, " 25"
versation,” something which the fair 4 1-2ya1ds Best 3111511 B1nd1ng ~90 The 150—2 for a. quarter kind Cleaned Currants V lb. “ 8c H. 0 Prep Flour I ck’ a “ 13c
rider will Greatly appreciate 1 pair 25 cent Side Combs, 1 dozen 15 B I' ’ K P t I '7 , . - , P gb

b ' cent hai1 pins 29c 035 nee 5;“ 5th 39 '90 Lemon and Ginger Snaps ......................................................................... 4c lb
_ , _ 39 cent scissors 29c or ' 6'
Mmhael McLaughhn, ,, ,3_ye,,,._o,d 4papers Safety Pins. 4 papers Toilet. Men’s Outing F1annelShirts, flat felled A Handsome Box Mixed Candy FREE to all purchasersof Teas and Coffees.
baby of N ew York. is Probably a Saudi Pins ’ 29c seY‘mF’ the 45" kmd at 290 Special for this week w 'th 2 lbs c ff 3 d,
. -. , . . . . Ladies Worsted and Cotton Vest, no I ' 0 ea sans or Groun at 320' Lb'
date f01 lustromc honois, and ,peihaps 25c Tooth Brush, 100 Na1l Brush 29c pants with this 1mJ - 290 F ‘ ONE BEAUTIFUL PINK AND GOLD CHINA COVERED BUTTER DISH F
indeed the story told of himis the work 25cNSte11'lmg Silver Th1mble, 2 pape1s Bought to sell at 750. E 0%(2333 ONE Jg¥3§€£1G303§31¥§AgODYGOLD CREAM JUG' ' I R
of his preSs agent. Michael’s little sis- 96‘? es . “9“ Men’s Wool Sox, the 19: kind. two a #DECORAJIBENE BEAUTIFULLY I E
8c Outmg Flannel, this sale6 yards 290 pairs, ' 290 E

ter, who had neen locked up with him
in their home when the mother went
out to work, was found badly burned
on the mother’s return and . no one
knew how it happened till Michael
told in pantomime. He re-enacted the
scene by finding a. match and pretend-
ing to strike it and hold it to his sister’s
dress. Then simulated the fright the
resulting blaze had caused him and the
screams he had indulged Why,
consideri .g his age, Michael (lld not
tell inwor ds tha he had set his‘sister’s
d1ess on fire. is only explained on the
the01y that New York babies do not

talk as early as others.

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Michigan Beaten by \Visconsin.

CHICAGO, Doc. 1. —~B(f01'e what was
probably the larg (st < rid that ever
gathe1ed to witness a football game in
the west the eleven from the University
of “'isconsin defeated the Unix elsity of
Michigan eleven on the 1' \ational League
ball grounds yestuday by a score of 17
to 5.

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A Boom For Hogs. -

AUSTIN, Dec. 1.——\Vhilc "William J.
Bryan and other politicians \\ me making
iear end train speeches at Elgin, new
this city, a boom 11 as started f01 cx- ~Gov-
elnor James IIogg of ’lexas for second
place on the national Democratic ticket,
and Mi.B1'ynn u 211'1nly applauded the
proposition.

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The Eminent Kidney
and Bladder Specialist.

 

 

 

The Discoverer of Swamp-Root at Work in
ms Laboratory.

There is a. disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep-
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by
lt—heart disease. pneumonia, heart failure
or apoplexy are often the result of kidney
disease. If kidney trouble is allowed to ad-
vance the kidney-poisoned blood will attack
the vital organs, or the kidneys themselves

 

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DAILYFREIGH'I‘LINE

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THE P.

19 Main Street, Norwalk.

139

J. LYNCH 00.

118 Washington Street, South NorWaIk.

139

139

COMSTOCK BROTHERS.

SPECIAL SALE OF

189 Men’ sTrousers 139

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patterns.

Cassimere and Cheviot.

139 REMEMBER FOR TWO DAYS ONLY
, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, DEC. lst and 2dl

'00MST 0K BROTHERS9

Masonic Bni’ ding, Norwalk, Conn.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK.

STORES
TWO INC Southa l\ orwalk .

’25 Per Cent Off.

25 per cent. Discount on all
the very Latest Designs in
WALL PAPER at

lllllN W BEMTY’S

250 per double roll for hanging.

 

 

rr STANDS AT THE HEAD.

HailmyWHl’l‘E LEAD

9. o. STANNARD,

,Successor ... 0. JENNINGS.)

UNDERTAKER

N o. '7 Main Street,

 

NIGHT BELL n'r curiae
Telephone Call 11-2.

PLYMOUTH BUCK ICE
3111111111 11113111 ,

 

 

Just to see how many people will read this advertisement and heed
it we shall offer for Friday and Saturday only 150 pairs of Men’s
Heavy Trousers at 139 cents.

The goods are all new, fresh and desirable goods and very desirable
Among them will be found some neat effects in Worsted,

 

Stores and families supplied. Lowe '

, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 1 and 2.

139
139

Wilson,

GENERAL lNSlllllllGll

 

Real Estate and invest-

. ment Agent, . .-
Room 3 GAZETTE BUIEDING.
NORWALK, - - - CONN
MONEY 'ro' LOAN '

 

D. M. OSBORNE &;CO.’S

Farmers’ Implements

break down and waste away cell by cell.
Then the richness of the blood~the albumen , rates. . , . . | ‘
-—leaks out and the sufferer has Bright’s ELI-S & ’60., I»! North. Ave. H ARROWS, TEDDERS, R AKES

Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble.

IS KING!

Norwalk.

 

CULTIVATORS, ETC.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dr. Kilmer' s Swamp-Root the new dis-
covery is the true specific for kidney. bladder

and urinary troubles. It has cured thousands The ,a, undertaker, '

w 110 plants by the acre.

THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF

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Pmmllmstly of N111 altlnlcm 1111 Eagle ml AND wont

mm eon comm

 

of apparently hopeless cases, after all other
effsr‘tis Rave. failed. At drng isttslin fiftyz-zent L N lk L s t h N WEAR . J. M 31mm}? of co“ “Eh and «sold.
an 0 ar sizes. A samp c it 1: son ee cave ofwa m. caVe 0‘“ omau‘ Sig ung an cryin,

4 p' 6 ?’ - JOHN W. usury, e-..;$a;1t::tt::°ss .3

 

And for those who desire
Not in st yet to go higher
. htoworth itsw‘éi‘ght in 3310.

by mail, also a book telling about Swamp-
Root and its wonderful cures. Address
Dr. Kilmerfi: ,C..o Blnghamton, N. Y. "and
mention this‘paper. - y

m. Leave New York, Pier ‘3,EnstRiver.Beekman
Street. 3 p. m. '

207 _E'A'ST WASHINGTON STREET,
, ‘ Scum NORWALK, CoNN.

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

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