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On the above date we wrll present to
the Ladies the largest line oi Embroider.
is. to be lound in this State, all new,
fresh and attractive goods, and quality
and price that will he sure to please.
Note our list of prices:
1000 yards llamburgs at 1
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750 Is in u 3 n it at
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/ goods for less money than
itiiiiis.
Big values at 15, 19, 2-5, 20 and upward
to our Wide Financing at $1.50 per yard.
A lecture of our sale is, you can buy
any length you wish, either in wide or
narrow goods. and in any quantity.
You will find our prices lower than can
be purchased elsewhere.
A fineline ol matched goods, all widths
and allovors to match at ltedlA-tter prices.
Also a complete line of line Nanisook
Embroideries, match patterns, at bargain
prices.
Our great Leaders in Cambric Edging
are:
15c. Hamburgfi for 10 cents per yard.
we. tr ii 125 u u it
250' ll ii 17 u it it
370. it u 25 It ii in
450. is It 29 U H it
550' u it 39 M it t-
Cornpleteline of all overs, new designs
this season, lrom 49¢. per yard to $1.79
per yard.
Ladlcs’ Cotton l'nderwcar.
We commence this season with an en.
ortnous stock of Ladies' cotton under-
wear—all new goods, made of the best
quality at muslin, latest designs and .
trimmings, and must be sren to be ap-
'l‘hei'c are Red Ticket Sales and White Tii‘ltt‘l. Sales, (sue
after year there has been Dry Goods S
on in the Boston Store, for the public
pct-elated. for we will otter special bar.
gains at 25c., till, 40, 59, 60, 79. hit, 00 and
upwards, in Chemise, Urau'ers, Night
Dresses and Corset covers. Ladies don‘t
[all to call and see them.
'l‘orclion’s Laces.
1,210 yards of hand made Tori-lion's
Laces. Special values at 5, 8, 10, 12.5 15,
10 and ‘27: cents per yard, also it nice liiieoi
hotter grades tiluiilly as low in propor-
tiun.
Corsets.
We oller the greatest bargains in Cor-
sets to be louud, as follows:
Empress Genet only 39c.
Queen Corset only 43c.
Warner’s Coraline Corset only 09c.
Genuine-French Woven (,‘orset only 00c.
Jersey Lily Corset only 730.
Warner's Health (kirset only this.
K. 1". Tricora Q. l). Corset only 90c.
Tricora Health (3. 1'). Corset only We.
‘ 9Ball’s Style A Colored (a bargain) only
.1 c.
Ball’s style 11 White, only $1.00.
Ball's Nursery Corset only $1.00.
Newport (Woven) Corset only $1.00.
Genuine Kabo Corset only $1.00.
F. l’. Tricora Q. l). Corset only $1.25.
P. l). Corset only $1.44.
*ngompson’s Glove Fitting Corset only
.4 .
Misscs' Corsets at 49 and title.
fitones’ Corset Waists only $1,271.
A The. Corset for 40¢.
hote.~—Sole agents for Kabo Corsets in
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Red Letter prices on;aprous, 10, 23, 23.
379 and 40¢. each.
Complete line ol llustlr-s, all prices.
Red Letter Prices on Toboggaris:
15c. lor Toboggan worth till.
296. for Toboggan worth 50.
30c. lor Toboggan worth 15.
Site. {or Toboggan worth $1.00.
lessons why we close 3 nights a week at 6 o’clock.
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday evening,' at 0 o’clock.
the public, for our clerks will he more rested, and can more pleasantly attend to the w
N OTICE--0pened for the Benefit of the Public Mon-and Thurs. Evenings till 8.30. Sat. evening till 10 o’clock.
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A llappy New Year to all our patrons of the Popular Dry Goods Store of Norwalli.
Yelling.
(lreniidine, best quality, lie. per yard.
llari-ges' best quality. 23c. per yard.
SewmgSilk, best i utility, L‘lc. per yard,
3 Stripe \ oiling, Lest quality, 17c. per
aid.
3 Complete line of Small Ware, Notions
arid Fancy Articles always on hand.
llrainard & Armstrong’s Wash Silks
5e. ski-in, 2 [or in.
Mail orders promptly attended to.
29v l'ndcrwear. We
4:? (1oz. Ladies‘ White, Heavy Weight
Vests and Pants, all sizes, and usually
sold for 50¢. each, will sell this lot dur-
ing lied Letter SHIP at 20c. each.
290. ,
35 doz. iient's heavy Scotch mixed
Shirts and Drawers. all sizes, worth 50c.
each, but Red Letter price Will he only
203. each.
This is an opportunity for Gentlemen
not to miss.
All our better lines ol Underwear will
he marked in proportion.
I70. ‘ Sullowuys. 17c
4'." d: z. Sulloway Socks, usually sold at
231:. per pair, will sell during this sale at
17c. per pair.
Gents’ Furnishings.
tients' all linen Collars irorn tie. up.
iients' all linen Coils lrom 10c. up.
Our 336. (lents’ Ties lor 21c.
Our 4:? and 50c. Ties lor 37c.
Bargains in Suspenders at at 10, 15, 19,
2k. and upwards.
Our Leader l'nlnundrlcd 25c.
50 doz. Gent‘s Unlaundried Shirts, ite-
inlorced Back and r ront, Linen liosoiii
and Wristbands. This shirt retails for
42.2., our Red Letter price only 25c.
39c.
40 dnz. of the popular 0. K. lTnlaun-
We feel it a duty w
dried Shirt, extra heavy cotton, Item-
forced hack and Front, warranted all
”[10" [Mini and Wristbands, also pat-
enrrd unteaialile llarlr, and lu-tIt-r than
any 50e.5liiit iii"onn. We will sell
this lot at title. each during this sale.
“or 75c. unlatindrird t-lliirt you can
buy/«luring it» d Letter sale for title. each.
title Our Leads-r laurmlrtcd. 39(-
title. will buy you a Laundriml Shirt,
Linen llosom and Wristbands, lteinlorc—
ed Back and Front. These shirts are
worth 50¢. each. but can be bought lor
:l9c. during our Red Letter Sole;
thir 75c. lriundried Shirt you can buy
lor 40c. each during this sale,
Our $1 00 Laundried Shirts you can
buy lor 75c. each, or :5 (or $2.00.
Our $1.25 Ixiundried Shirt you can buy
{or $1.00 each.
Special drives in two lots of Indies“
Gloves.
‘25 ilrz. L'idies‘ Kid (lloves, Tans, 4
buttons, 49c. per rain
30 doz. Ladies' Undrrziml Kid Gloves,
Tans, 4 buttons, Title. per pair. lioth big
bargains.
A nin- line of Letter goods at Rod Let-
ter prices.
Special drives in llosierv of all kinds
at Ito-«l Letter pricei, which means low.
Mail orders pruiiiptly attended to.
Rlbhutis.
The lhston Store will keep up its rep
utation of carrying: thi- largest and most
complete line ril ltihlmns to he found in
the market. They wi-n- certainly cheap
(so people said; lN'li.r6' this sale, but they
will he much town win-n the Red Let-
ters are placed on them.
run Books. Me
On Jan. 10th we will place on our
counters 1,000 more or the popular 25c.
cloth bound lamlts, and in- exprct to
have a com Isle line as contalniil on c it-
alcgue, in t is shipment.
The people of Norwalk and vi"inity
should iiotlnso this grand oprwrtuiiity
to supply their wants during this sale,
lor the great secret how we sell our
goods so cheap is, we do a cash business.
and we are therefore enabled to give the
ublic the lowest passable prices, lot we
~|ieve in quick sales and small protits.
Dress Goods.
Look what we are uttering. Compare
prices which are advertised by a Bridge-
port house.
}‘oule cloth .50 inch wide at file" they
advertise them as a bargain at ‘30, worth
$1.00. We never ask over 50c.
Send for samples and compare all wool
silk hair line stripe at 30c" sold in
Bridge tort at -llc.
Silk ‘Narp Henrietta at (if 3.
they ask in Bridgeport,
French llrWtclnths at stgc. per yard.
Advertised as a bargain at the Red Ticket
Sale in Bridgeport (crime. it Will pav
you to look our etock over.
Remnant-i at all kinds marked at hall
prices. Remnant-i ol l)n-«t§lin0de,§likn
\‘clvets, l’lushes and l’tsnnels cheap.
chmarkcts.
2m Newmarkets at 555.9%, worth $950.
75 Xewmarlrets at $7.7tlwnrwer before
sold less than $12.00.
250 Elegant Newmarkets at $9.50, 9.93,
11.50. 1'2 50: marked down from it: 5",
15.00, 17.50, 18, 50. (fall and are yonrsell.
91H“.
S. e what
Lot l 21 im-lr Lyons Black Hatin Met.
vulleux at Site. per yard, was 08 eta.
Lot 2, ‘21 inch heavy rill silk lilaclt
Satin ltluidaini s at M)". per yard, was 75
rts.
Lot 3, 531 inch Black Satin lthadarnes
at Mic per yard, was $1,123,
11d -1. ‘2’.’ inch Autumn Quint-ti ('ies
Black Silk at the. per yard. These goods
nave iiewr trei'ore sold less than $1.11! a
yard.
I'm-ti irritation and Jackets.
‘25 Extra Heavy Plush Sicipics that We
sold at $1“ 5”. reduced to “9.07).
'20 0! our $152.50 Plush Sardines reduced
21.07). This fiat-line is a hontdide bargain
and worth 1310‘).
Hum Jackets at a tlreat Reduction.
hook at tin- prrce. 10 95, $11.05, $12.50,
till 07;. Reduced lroiii $12.50, $14.50.
$171!»), $20.00.
I‘Irst Annual Sale of llolllit'kt'ifp-
crs Listen.
The attention of llnuwlim-[wm lloti-l
and Restaurant Ker-pen is particularly
«nailed to [lit-t sale ol ”unfilr'ki't'plnz
Linens. Thi- Bargains prewar-d l'XCt'il
anything we have heretotorc tillt‘n'il and
are, weitively beyond ceintwtitton. An
opportuni y is uttered tmeciire the lint-rt
and most reliable makes of linens at the
prices ol ordinary grails». Iiirly inspec-
tion ll’fl'll‘al.
’l'itblc Damask»
tit pieces of Cream loom Damask. pure
Irish Linen at lite“ per yard. Worth iii).
“3-: pieces of line German Damask at
7k. per yard. worth 77:.
17 pirates of Scotch loom Damask at
60¢. per yard, reduced {mm 9‘3.
,.,.. . thws .. .. to...»
On Tuesday, J an. 15, 1889, we will inaugurate our Red Letter Sale of Dry Goods and Kitchen Furnishings.
' - p . s v ‘ ‘ t h ‘ I‘ 1 4 s ‘ t 0 I t . g , ‘ '
h as they are) advertised it) other Dry (tends htores iii the blade, lllll. the great and only Bulldvlldtl lied Leitu Sale, ran hi found at the Boston htoreol Norwalk. Year
olleriug '25 per cent. discount on all goods, others paying lari-s,&e., but the people, the buyers, Will have to admit, that tin-remover was a sale equal to the one now "fling
have always lound the goods as advertised, and satisfactory 111 every particular, together With the largest assortment and lowest prices, as an inspection oi the followuig will prove:
Napkins.
Lot 1»? Napkins the, worth '25.
Lot 2-: Napkins 0512., worth $100.
Lot 3—4 Napkins title, worth $1.25.
Lot -l— i Xiiplilris 756., worth $1.35.
Lot fi~ : Napkins 84c, worth $1.50.
Lot li-i' Napkins Htle., worth $1.00.
Lot 7-— ; Napkins $l.lltle,, Worth $1.75.
L'it ho— ;, Napkins $133k... Worth $1.87.
Towels.
.30 do: ‘ll thick and ”‘1“!th Towels 2}
liir'25t'., considered good value at 1250.
ear- i.
. tiit dr-z ’ll llnck and Damask Towels, all
linen, extra size, 1253., worth 17c.
75'- dozen Iluclt and Mouth Linen Tow-
els. extra size. at 17c., worth 25.
M iii 7.»:n lluck and Damask Towels,
knotted and plain, handsome colored
borders. 10c., regular price 29c.
Blankets, Quilts, White Goods, unus—
iial l-argains.
Blanks-:5.
('lusing out odd lots of Blankets (some
slightly soiled, regardless of cost:
10-4 Blankets “96., were $1.00.
10-4 lllanltels (Hz. were $1.25.
10 4 liiallktls $1.19, were $1.49.
10 4 Blankets $1.75, worth $2.25.
lIl-«l lilanitets 1:} 3, worth $3.00.
10 -l litankets 55'! T. worth $4.50.
11-4 Blankets $1.05, worth $6.50.
124 Blankets $43 ‘25, worth $7.50.
California Blankets in all grades.
Quilts.
‘2 mus '(r .cln t Quilts, a good, heavy
quality, the. each, Worth 9‘5.
1 case Crechr-t Quilts, Marseilles pat-
terns, lull size, 980. each, worth $1.25.
75 Marseillr'il Quilts. lull size, $1.24
each. worth $1.49.
12 Marseilles ‘gains, in“ size, $1.69.
l’mbrellas lmni 77w. to $6 00. Every
one a bargain.
January 15 we r-l'lall inaugurate our
First Annual Sale ol llizick Stilts.
16 pieces of blmchrd ll .iihlis Danish,
extra width. at 726., worth $1.0).
Plllill.
We will other during this sale 700 yds.
of 10 inch plush in all the leading colors
at 30c per yard.
Kiltllflll llfllltll‘lllltlll.
BASEMENT.
Fruit or Vegetable Presses at 200:
usually sold for 75c.
Dover Egg Beater at lie; usually sold
35v.
1). curated Dinner Set, 112 pieces, at
$5.95 and $9.95; worth $15.00.
Ammonia at 76 per bottle.
Witch Hazel, 10:.
‘Grand Rapid Carpet Sweepers onl
worth $2.19.
——-l"roni the time We opened till'tlie end of 1888 we kept open every night till 8.30, but Login 1880 with closing
0 owe our clerks, who have worked patiently and late for llw‘, especially during the Holidays, and in giving them three evenings a week we also benefit.
ants of our customers than if they worked late every evening.
$2.40 each ; ’worth $5.00.
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W‘Notwithstauding the
advertised sale of Dry
Goods at cost and less than
cost, we will sell good
afistore in town.
THIS WEEK
‘ LADIES’»
, ALL LINEN,
;: 9c. Each,
lahackemo Hotel Block.
Opp. Parodies.
,3 for 25¢.
BlllKSll SNYDER.
ll
“ 50c
l
'lt
“. 35c "
ii 250““
ll
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White Muslin Underwear.
A Good Chemise; from 25c up.”
The Allfllll minions Wait at _
H. Krieger’s,‘
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk, Conn.
I WILL SELL
lllSSlllllillli lillllllS
That were sold for 250 at 190.
Those for 350 at 25c.
“ 38c.
UNDERWEAR '
Sold for 500 at 38c.
25c.
19c.
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Very Low Prices. .
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The Buck Rangea
E. K. Lockwood <5" Cos
to
and
13C] LDEBS
Nickel Plate
Your
own town.
Special Prices
A 1:61! IT EC'l'h‘
covered with .
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CARRIAGE hilt-g;
Special attention given to
pairs in all branches.
A good second-hand, tire-sea
ed carriage for sale.
lllllll'l'llll] & Still
11 sun so, summon,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGISTS.
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