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00 the above date we Will prwent to
tho Lidia tho large“ line of Luibmider-
ill to he [Wild in this Stuttgull rieW,
trash and attractive goods. and quality
sad that will be aura to please.
Note our lint or ricea:
1010 yards Bani rga at l mu per yard.
3” n u u 2 u i. ..
7” H at n 3 u i u
m u u to 4 u u u
”75 u u in 5 M ii H
M u ii n 7 i. u t.
m u H u 9 n u it
m It at "l" u u .4
m u n Olflé H i. u
86; value! at 1.5, 10. 25, ‘29 and upward
toot" Wide Haunting at 31.50 per yard.
a {We of our all is, you can buy
any length on wish, either in wide or
narrow g a, and in any quantity.
You will find our prices lower than can
In robs-ed elacwherc.
line lineal matched goods, all widths
and nllouu to match atlledla-tter prices.
Alan I complete line 0! line Naniaook
' ' , match patterns. at bargain
”a
Ottr first Went in Carnhric Edging
I":
the. Hamburg- !or 10 cents per yard.
m b» .i ,2, .1 .i i.
W at n “V n to u
l I
37‘; u u 2:) n u u
w’ u u 29 H u u
u u 39 n H u
Cornpleteline or all oven. new designs
IMO moon, lrorn 49¢. per yard to {1.79
WM
[1416’ Cotton l'ndcrwcnr.
We commence thin mmn with an en-
ormous wick 0! Ladies" cotton undef'
war—all new goodvr, made of the best
quality or muslin, latest designs and
On Tuesday, J an. 15
There are lied Ticket Sales and White Ticket Si
after year there has been Dry Goods Sales in Come
on in the Boston Store, for the public have t
trimmrngn, and must he area to be ap-
, “Bar
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WSMWiUISlalIdiIIS the
Reasons why we close 3 nights a we
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday evening at 6 o’cl
NOTICE-Opened for
gain Store.
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prectated. lot we will otter special bar
gain» at 25c., till, 41), (it), till, 70, till, 9‘.) an
upwards, in L'liemiiie, llrnWi-rii, high
Dream and Corset covers. Ladies don'
tail to call and we then).
Torclion’a Laces. 3
1,200 yards of hand made Tori-lion'i
Laces. Special values at 5, 8, 10, 1‘21 1:.
10 and 25 cents per yard, alaoa nice line 01
better grades equally as low in propor-
tion.
np—c
(foru‘lii. ,
We otter the greatest bargains in Cor-
sets to be found, as tollowr:
Eriipreaa (.‘oraet only 300.
Queen ('oract only 43c.
Warner‘s Coraline Corset only 690..
tienuincFrcnch Woven Corset only 00c
Jamey Lily Corset only 73c.
Warner's Health (.‘oroet only Ellie.
K. I". Tricorii Q. l). Corset only 901'.
Tricora llealth Q. 1). Corset only We
9”Balm Style A Colored to bargain) only
c.
Ball's style B White, only $1.00.
Ball‘s Nursery Cornet only $1.00.
Newport (WovenlCoract only $1.00.
Genuine Kabo (‘0th only $1.00.
F. l’. Tricora Q. l). Corset only $1.25
1’. l). Corset only $131!.
Thompson’s Glove Fitting Corset only
$1.49.
Micaea’ Corsets at 49 and title.
h‘toncii' Corset Waists only $1.25.
A 700. Corset for 400.
bola—Sole agents for Kabo Corsets in
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Red Letter prices on aprons, 19, ‘23, ‘25
37.1 and 40c. each.
Complete lino o! Bustlcn, all prices.
R~d Letter Prices on Toboizgana:
15c. for Tobogigan worth 30.
20c. (or Tobnggan worth no.
89c. tor Tobnggan worth 7.3.
title. for Tobugitan worth $1.00.
the puhlicy
advertised sale of Dry
, llASSlMI-l
Goods at cost and less than
cost.” we will sell good
goods for less money than
Those for 350
I . ‘-
- any? store in town.
a u , 500
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SPECIAL
THISLXYEEK
, ‘ LADIES’
iiiiits
ALL LINEN,
9c. Each,
3 for 25¢.
Bills liSlllllEll.
”other” Hotel Block.
31A] N
ock.
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A Happy New Year to all our patrons of the. Popular Ilry Goods Store. of Norwalk.
Welling.
tirenadinc, heat qualitv, 00. per yard.
llareueo‘ best quality, 23c. per yard.
Sewingfiilk, bent quality, file. per yard.
3 Stripe \‘eiling, bent quality, 170.110!
'tird.
3 t'omplute line of Small Ware, Notions
and Fancy Articles always on hand.
Bruiriard it Armstrong‘s Wash Silks
50. ekein, L‘ for 0;.
Mail orderii promptly attended to.
am- l'ndcrii'cur. 20c
42 dinz. L'idieii' White, lli-iivv \Veiglit
Vesta and Pants, all sizes, and usually
sold for 50c. each. will sell this lot dur-
lrit: Red Letter Sale at 29:. each.
290.
:15 doz. tiont'a heavy Scotch mixed
Shirts and Draw-era, rill sins-e, worth We.
each, but lied Letter price Will be only
201'. each.
This icon opportunity lorticritlenieri
not to miss.
All our better line» of l'iiderwcar will
he marked 11] proportion.
I70 Sullowtiyu. We
4!! dez. Siilloway Hooks, usually sold at
2.1-. per pair. will cell during this sale at
17c. per pair.
Gents’ l-‘urnlpliingii.
(lents' all linen Collars {rout 8c. up.
th-nts' all linen Calls from 10c. up.
Our 330. (lenta' Tica tor 21c.
Urir 4'2 and 500. Ties [or tile.
Bargains in Suspenders at at 10, 15, 19,
file. and upwards.
our Louder lTnlnuntlrlcil 251-.
5'! doz. Gent’s Unlaundricd Shirts, lic-
inlorccd Back and trout. Linen Boson-
:iril Wristbands. This ahirt retails for
l‘.’c.. our Red Letter price only 25c.
39c.
-10dc7..ol the popular 0. K. L'iilaim—
F llTiswui
I WI L SELL
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That were sol for 250 at 190.
Hotel Block,
STREET,
South Norwalk, Conn.
dried Shirt. ixlrn Iii-iivy cotton, Rpm-
loreed buck and Front. warranted all
lint-rt Boston and Wristbands, iiliio pat-
ented uiitcnrnlde Back, and better than
any title. Shiit in'l‘own. We will sell
this lot at 30¢. each during this sale.
Out The. uiilriiinilried Shirt you can
buy during it d latter Milt, lor 50c. each.
390 Our Lcudr r Laundrlul. 39c
title. will buy you a Laundried Shirt,
Linen Bomrn nnil \Vriatbaiids, Reinforc-
ed Back and Front. Tlii‘tlt.‘ aliirtii are
worth 50c. each. but can he bought for
30¢. during our Red Latter Rain.
Uill 75c. lmumlricd Shirt you can buy
for the. each during Illl! sale.
()ur $100 L'iundried Shirts you can
buy [or 75c. each, or fl for $2.00.
Our $1.25 Laundricit hiiirt you can buy
for $1.00 each.
Spicial drivm in two iota of Lidieo'
Ulnvea.
‘23 doz. lxidica' Kid Gloves, Tana, 4
buttons, the. per pair.
3!) 11oz. Indicn‘ Undressed Kid (Hover,
Tans, 11 buttons, .‘ilic. per pair. Both big
bargains.
A nice line» of better goods at 1t2d Lot.-
ter prices.
Special driven in Hosiery of all kinds
at Red Letter prim-r, which means low.
Mail orders promptly attended to.
Ribbons.
The Boston Store will keep up its rcp-
ntation oi curryirii: the liirgrrt and moat
complete line of Ribbons to he i’uund in
the market. They won- certainly cheap
(so people said) llt“li|’t' this sale, but they
will be much low. r when the Bed Lot-
icra :iro plucml on thorn.
Umbrellas from TV. to $0 00. Every
one a bargain.
{ at 0 o’clock—ult‘i'om the time ‘YU opened till the end of 1888 we
We feel it a duty we mve. our clerks, who have worked patiently and late for us, especially during the Holidays, and in giving them three evenings a week we also benefit.
for our clerks will be more rested, and can more pleasantly attend to the wants of our customers than if they worked late every evening. ‘
BOSTON 3T9RE
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grow—
Very Low Prices.
5. BillllERMlN it Still,
831 Washington Street.
JEWELER.
Has re—r [mm-t1 linszrmr‘u . 21
Washington Street.
A. is: ir‘rt'iIi'iLr'Is.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
25c Book». Me
On Jan. lllth we will place on our
counters 1,000 more of the popular 250.
cloth bound books, and we cxptet to
have a complete line as contained on out
alrgue, in t iia shipment.
The people of Norwalk and vicinity
should not lotto this grand opportunity
to supply their wants during this stile,
for the great aecret how we sell our
goods no cheap is, we do a cash bualnci-a,
and we are therefore enabled to give, the
while the lowest poiiaiiihle pricea, for we
believe in quick sales and email prolita.
"reins (:1 (rolls.
Look what we are ellering. Compare
prices which are advertised by it llriitgeo
port house.
Foule cloth 50 inch wide at 5«tc., they
advertise them as it bargain at 59, worth
$1.00. We never ask over She.
Send for samples and Clrlllplll't‘ all wool
silk hair lino atripo at :i‘Jc., sold in
Bridgeport at 110.
Silk Vnrp Henrietta at 09.:
they ask in Bridgeport.
French Broadclothii at Kile. per yard.
Advertised as a bargain at the lied Ticket
Sale in Bridgeport for title. It will pav
you to look our rtock over.
Remnants of all kinds marked at halt
prices. Remnants of Dre‘s Hoods, Silks
Velveta, Flushes and Flannels cheap.
Scwmnrkcto.
200 Newmarketa at $5.0“, worth $9.50.
75 New-markets at $7.70—never before
sold less than $12.00.
2501-Ilecant Newniarketa at $0.50. 9.05.
11.5(l,12.710:markcd down horn $12! 5“,
15.00,1T.30,15.50. Call and see yourself.
Sill“.
See what
Lot 1 21 inch Lyons Black Satin Mer-
vulleux at 50c. per yard, wait 08 cta.
Lot 2, 21 inch heavy till iiilk Black
Satin llliudurnca til. hits. per yard, wait 25
via.
Lot 3, 21 inch Black Satin ltliadamca
at were per yard, \\ as $1.125.
Lot 4. 2‘. inch Antonia Quinett (Ties.
Black Silk at 0%. per yard. There goods
nave never before in ld less than $1.10 a
yard.
l’luali Siicqucri and Juckcth.
25 Extra Heavy Plush Sacquea that we
sold at $221.50. reduced to $11! 05.
‘21) of our $32.50 l’lllnll Sat-«pica reduced
$24.05. This fiaeque is a bonatidc bargain
and worth $213.00.
Plush Jackets at a (treat Reduction.
Look at the price. $0.03, $11.03. $13.50,
$11 05. Iii-ducal from $12.50, $14.59.
$17.00, $20.00.
First Annual Solo 01' "timekeep-
crii Linen.
The attention of lIou-ekeepcrs, Hotel
and Restaurant Kl’t’pl'l'i is particularly
called to thir sale of Housekeeping
Linens. The Bargains preiiented exec-ll
anything we have heretofore otlcred and
are positively beyond competition. Ari
opportuni y is altered to rt-(‘lll’c the lineal
and most reliable makes of linens at the
prices of ordinary grades. l-Zrirly inspec-
tion invited.
Tulilc naturism.
19 pieces 0! Cream loom Damask, pure
Irish Linen at 4%., per yard. worth 00.
‘33 pieces of line Herman Damask at
Silo. per yard, worth 75.
17 pieces ol ScutchJoom Damask at
00c. per yard, rrduccd from N3.
January 15 we shall inaugurate our
First Annual Sale of Block Silkfi.
Don’t be put all with thew $0431,“ at
CHEAP GOODS.
We have some very hint 3
New (Tr-op Ii. 0. llolasnes
Try it and be convinced. l‘rrcc, 65c, pctgnL
South Norwalk.
10 piece»; of bleached Double Damask.
extra w with. at 72c” north $1.00.
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, 1889, we will inaugurate our Red Letter Sale of Dry Goods and Kitchen Furnishings.
iii-a, (such as they are) advertised by other Dry Hoods Stores in the Shite, but. the great and only Boiizcliile lied Letter Sale, i-.iii ltl‘ found at the liilhltiil Storeol' Xorwalk. Year
'llt'lil, some oll'ering 25 per cent. discount on all goods, others paying lili't‘S, Stu, but the people, the lillyt‘l't-l, will harm to admit, that there never- 'as a sale equal to the one now going
lways found the goods as advertised, and antisliictoi‘y iii every particular, together with the largest assortment and lowest prices, as an lllhputtllnll of the following will prove:
Naphlnu.
Lot 1m 7 Napkinti 10m, worth 77).
int 2—1 Napkin» 630., worth it 00.
Lot ii»: Xritikiiiu 690., worth “.25.
Lot ~l~—a Napkins 75o, worth $1 1').
Lot 5»; .‘s’apkiria Me, worth 01.50.
Lot “—1; N ipkinii 8%., worth $1.09.
11ml»; Napkins 31.0%., worth $1.75.
Lot 5-: Napkins 11.2%., Worth $1.57.
Towel».
50 iii 21‘" Buck and Dimaiik Towels it
{Dr'flr’lfln considered good value at lflic.
vac i.
69 dozen flock and Damask Towrla, all
linen. extra rill", 12ic., worth 176.
75 dozen [luck and Mornil Linen Tow-
el“. extra M7,". at 17c., worth ‘15.
95 di z~ri [luck and Damask Towels,
knotted and plain, handmme colored
horde“, 19s.. regular price 29c.
Blankets, Quilts, White Gouda, unus-
ual bargain».
Blankcza.
(flowing out odd lots of Blankets (some
slightly soiled) regardless of mail:
10-1 Blankets 00a, were $1.00.
10-4 Blankets use" were $1.25.
10 «l Blankeu $1.19, were $1.49.
101-1 Blankets $1.75, worth $2.25.
10-4 Blankets $2.25, worth $3.00.
104 Blankets 82.06, worth $1.50.
11-4 Blankets $1.05, worth $6.50.
12 4 Blankets $6.25. worth $7.50.
California Blankets in all grades.
Quilts».
2 cam i,‘rochi-t Quilts, a good, heavy
quality, 09c. Mich, worth 0‘1.
1 can: Crochet Quilts, Maracilleo pat-
tcrria, lull size, 951?. each, worth $1.25.
75 Marseille’s Quinn. full size, $1.31
each. worth $1.10.
1'3 Marseilles Quilts, full size, $1.65!,
worth $2.19.
kept open every night till 8.30, but begin 1889 with closing
Special Prices
to
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and
[£171 LDERS
It is not all
covered with
Nickel Plate
It. is made in
YOUR
own town.
.t 150
celebrated
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RANGES
Plumbers and
Gan
Fitter-i. Slate
and
Tin Roofers.
K. LOCKW'OOD & (30.. Norwaiih ‘
Agent for the .
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We will otler during this Idle 7W ydo.
of 16 inch plush in all the leading colon
at 239.: per yard.
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BASEMENT.
Fruit or Vegetable Preset at ”it:
usually acid {or 75c.
Dot-er Egg Beater at 11c; usually laid
25c.
Decorated Dinner Set. 112 (decal. at
$9.03 and'ttwfi; worth $15.00.
Ammonia at 7c per bottle.
Witch Hazel, the.
Grand Rapid Carpet Sweeper! only
$2.49 each: worth $5.00.
Hemfiy, /
noun nu
Special attention given tor
pairs in, all branches.
A good second-hand, truncat-
ed carriage for sale.
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