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On the above date we will present to
the Ladies the largest line of Embroider-
iss to be found in this State, all new,
Maud attractive goods, and quality
and price that will be sure to please.
Note our list of prices:
5330 yards Hamburgs at ‘12 :ent per yard.
750 H u u 3 u it It
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875 It U is 5 M it It
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4” II u (510 at ii at
7“ u u I12 it It or
lg values It 15, 19, 2.5, 29 and upward
to our Wide F‘louneing at $1.50 per yard.
A feature of our sale is, you can buy
any length on wish, either in wide or
narrow g s, and in any quantity.
You will find our prices lower than can
he purchased elsewhere.
A fine line of matched goods, all widths 99
and allovsrs to match stlted Letter prices.
Also a complete line of line Nanisook
Embroideries, match patterns. at bargain
prices.
Our great mum in Cambric Edging
are:
150. Hamburgs for 110 cents per yard.
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25c. 17
870. u it 25 is It II
450. u u 29 II it Ii
550 II M 39 If If H
Complete line of all overs, new designs
this season, from 49c. per yard to $1.79
per yard.
landles’ Cotton l'ndcrtvcar.
We commence this season with an en-
ormous stock of Ladies” cotton under-
wear—all new goods, made of the best
quality of muslin, latest designs and
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prectated. for we will offer special har~
gains at 25th, till, 49, 59, (iii, 79, all, 911 and
upwards, in Chemise, Drawers, Night
Dresses and Corset covers. Ladies don‘t
fall to call and see them.
Tort-lion’s Laces.
1,200 yards of hand made Tort-lion's
Laces. Special values at 5. S, 10, 12} 15,
19 and ‘25 cents per yard, also a nice line of
better grades equally as low in propor-
tion.
Cornell.
We offer the greatest bargains in Cor-
sets to he found, as follows:
Empress Corset only 39c.
Queen Corset only 43c.
Warner’s Coraline Corset only 09c.
(lenuineFrench Woven Corset only 69c.
Jersey Lil Corset only 730.
Warner‘s Dealth Corset only 99c.
K. F. Tricora Q. D. Corset only 99c.
Tricora Health Q. I). Corset only 1191'.
Ball's Style A Colored (a bargain) only
c.
Ball's style B White, only $1.00.
Ball‘s Nursery Corset only $1.00.
Newport (Woven) Corset only $1.00.
Genuine Kaho Corset only $1.00.
F. 1’. Tricora Q. I). Corset only $1.95.
P. D. Corset only $1.44.
$l'ggompson’s Glove Fitting Corset only
Misses' Corsets at 19 and title.
Stones' Corset Waists only $1.25.
A 79c. Corset for 490.
hole—Sole agents for Kaho Corsets in
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Red Letter prices on_aprons, 19, 23, 25.
37; and 400. each.
Com lcte line of Bustlos, all prices.
Read tter Prices on Tohoggans:
150. for Toboggan worth :m.
29c. for Tohoggan worth 54).
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A llappy New Year to all our patrons of the Popular Dry Goods Store of Norwalk.
Vellum.
(lrenadine. best quality, 9s. per yard.
llareges' heat quality, 23c. per yard.
Sewing Silk, best i uality, 24s. per yard.
:1 Stripe \ eiling, at quality, 17¢. per
yard.
Complete line of Small Ware, Notions
and Fancy Articles always on hand.
Braiuard & Armstrong‘s Wash Silks
5c. strain, 2 for 11:.
Mail orders promptly attended to.
2m- l'nrlcrtt'our. 29c
-12tliz. Ladies‘ White, Heavy Weight
Vests and Pants, all sizes, and usually
sold for 500. each, will sell this lot dur-
lng Red Letter Sale at 29c. each.
29c.
85 don. t ient‘s heavy Scotch mixed
Shirts and Drawers, all sizm, worth 50c.
each, but Red Letter price vvill beonly
L’llc. each.
This is an opportunity for Gentlemen
not H) Bill‘s.
All our hotter lines of Underwear will
be marked in proportion.
I70. Sullownys. 17c
49 doz, Sulloway Socks, usually sold at
25c. per pair, will sell during this sale at
170. per pair.
Gouls' Purnlslitnas.
lients‘ all linen Collars from 8c. up.
linnts’ all linen Cuth from 10c. up.
Our 83c. lients' Ties for 21c.
Our 42 and 50c. Ties for :17c.
Bargains in Suspenders at at 10, 15, 19,
2-1c. and upwards.
Our Leader linlaundrled 25c.
30 doz. Gent's Unlaundried Shins, Re-
inforced Back and Front. Linen Bosom
and Wristbands. This shirt retails for
-l'2c., our Red Letter price only 25c.
890.
39c. for Toboggan worth ’75.
trimmings, and must beaten to be ap-
59c. for Toboggan worth $1.00.
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday evening at 6 o’clock.
dried Shirt, extra heavy cotton, Rein-
forced back and Front, warranted all
linen Bosom and Wristbands, also 1.-
ented iintcnrahle Back, and better tian
any 50c. Shirt in Town. We will sell
this lot at mic. each during this sale.
Our 75c. unlnunrlried Shirt you can
buy during 1h d Li'llcr sale for 59¢. each.
390. will buy you a Laundried Shirt,
Linen Bosom and \‘l'ristbands, Reinforc-
ed Back and Front. These shirts are
worth 50¢. each. but can he bought for
39c. during our lted Letter Sale.
()or 75c. Laundrisd Shirt you can buy
for 490.. each during this sale.
()ur $100 Laundried Shirts you can
hiiy for 75c. each, or :1 for $2.00.
Our $1.25 lnundricd Shirt you can buy
for $1.00 each.
Special drives in two lots of Ltdies‘
(,llovee. ,
25 don. Indies‘ Kid (ilovcs, Tans, 4
buttons, 49c. per pair.
:10 doz. Ladies' Undressed Kid (Moves,
Tans, -1 buttons, 59c. per pair. Both big
bargains. .
A nice line of hotter goods at Red bet-
ter prices.
Special drives in llosicrv of all kinds
at lied Letter price-i, which means low.
Mail orders promptly attended to.
Ribbons.
The Boston Store will keep tip its up
ulation of carrying the largest and most
complete line of ltthhnns to he found in
the market. 'l‘hiy were certainly cheap
(so people snirli lit-tori- this sale, hut they
will be much lower when the Bed Let-
ters are placed on them.
390 Our LciulcrLaumlr-Iod. title 1
”(to Books. 25c
On Jan. lilth we will place on our
counters 1,000 more or the popular 25c.
cloth hound hooks, and we enact to
have a complete line as contained on cut-
alc us, in t is shipment.
be people of Norwalk and vicinity
should not lose this grand oppijirtuiiity
to supply their wants during this sale,
or 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 pcuaisihlo prices, for We
lieve in quick sales and enroll profits.
[tress Goods.
Look what we are (rift-ring. Compare
prices which are advertised by a Bridge—
port house.
Fouls cloth 50 inch wide at 51c, they
advertise them as a bargain at 59, worth
$1.00. We never ask over 59c.
Send for samples and compare all wool
silk hair line stripe at :lllc., sold in
Bridgepsrt at ilc.
Silk arp Henrietta at 69c.
they ask in Bridgeport.
l-rench Broadcloths at title. per yard.
Advertised as a bargain at the Bed Ticket
Sale in Bridgeport for We. It will pav
you to look our stock over.
Remnants of all kinds marked at half
prices. Remnants of Dress floods, Silks,
Velvcts, Flushes and Flaunt-ls cheap.
Newman-lieu.
200 Newmarkete at $5.9“, worth $9.50.
75 Newmarkets at film—never before
sold less than $12.00.
250 Elegant Ncwmarkcts at $9.50. 9.95.
11.50, 12.50: marked down front $12.50,
1530,1150, 18.50. Call and see yourself.
Slllta.
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Lot 1 21 inch Lyons Black Satin Mer-
vullenx at idle. per yard, was 118 via.
Lot ‘2, ‘21 inch heavy all silk Black
Satin llhadnnits at 51)... pt r yard, was 75
(Bill.
[Ill 3, ‘31 inch Black Sitin leilnmes
at bile per yard, was $1.12..
Lot-1. 2'. inch Antoina Quinctt (lies
Black Silk at 1M2 per yard. 'l‘lww goods
nave never before sold h-ss than $1.19 a
yard.
Plush lint-qua and Jackets.
25 Exlra Ilenvy Plush Sicquca that we
sold at $24.58. reduced to $111.93.
‘2!) of our $532.50 Plush Silt‘tlllt‘a reduced
$21.95. This Sacr us is a hoiialirle bargain
and worth $35. .
Plush Jackets at a (treat Reduction.
Look at the price. $11.93. $11.95, $12.51).
(-l-l 95. lh‘ducrd from $12.33”. $14.59.
$17.00, $20.00.
l-‘Irst Annual Sale or [lotus-keep-
crs Linen.
The nttcntion of llousckecpers, Hotel
and Restaurant Keepers is particularly
called to this sale of Housekeeping
Linens. The Bargains presented excel!
anything we have heretofore offered and
are positively bevond competition. An
opportunity is offered to secure the finest
and most reliable makes of linens at the
prices of ordinary grades. Early inspec—
tion invited.
'l'nlilc ”tumult a.
19 pieces of Cream loom Damask, pure
lrish Linen at «19¢, per yard, worth 60.
2;} pieces of line German Damask at
59c. per yard, worth 75.
17 pieces of Scotch loom Damask at
69c. per yard, reduced from 3:15.
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Umbrellas from 752?. total“). Every
40 doz. of the popular 0. K. L'nlaun-
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one a bargain.
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January 15 we shall inaugurate our
First Annual Sale of Black Silks.
‘ BOSTON ' STORE
16 pieces of bleachml Double Damask.
extra width. at 72c. vtorth $1.1m.
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for'BfiCM considerid good value at 1250.
1‘89 l.
“"011, extra size, 12w, worth 17c.
ele. extra size, at 17c, worth 25.
knotted and plain, handsome colored
borders. 19c., regular rice 290.
ual bargains.
slightly soiled) regardless of cost:
. 11- 1 Blankets $1.05, worth $6.511.
quality, 69c. each, worth 98.
terns, full size, 93¢. each, worth $1.2”.
each. worth $1.19.
worth $2.19.
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On Tuesday, J an. 15, 1889, we Will inaugurate our RedpLetter Sale of Dry Goods and Kitchen Furnishings.
There are led Ticket Sales and White Ticket Sales, (such as they are) advertised try other Dry Goods Stores in the State, but the great and only Bonn-lids Red Letter Sale, (“.111 he found at the Boston Store of Norwalk.
after year there has been Dry Goods Sales in Connecticut, some ollcriug 25 per cent. discount on all goods, othem paying titres, the, but the people, the lmycra, will have to admit, that there never was a sale
on in the Boston Store, for the public have til 1in found the goods its advertised, and satisfactory in every particular, together with the largest ,twsortiiicnt and lowest prices, iii-i an inspection of” the
equal to
following
Napklns.
Lot 1»; Napkins 40s., worth 75.
int 2—? Napkins 1150,, worth $1 00.
Lot zl—a Napkins 6913., worth $1.25.
Lot 4—»?! Napkins 75c, worth $1.33).
bot 5-1. Napkins 810., Worth $1.50.
bot tl—e Napkins 8116., Worth $1.69.
Lot 7—4 Napkins 81.0%., worth $1.75.
Lot 8—2 Napkins $1,210., worth $1.87.
Towels.
50 down flock and Damask Towels 3
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(ill dozen flock and Damask Towels. all
75 dozen lluck and Momil Linen Tow.
9‘5 drzm lluck and Damask Towels,
Blankets, Quilts, hito Goods, unne-
Blankets.
Closing out odd lots of Blankets (some
10-4 Blankets 69c, were 81.00.
10-4 Blankets 98c... were $1.25.
ill-1 Blankets $1.19, were $1.49.
10 >1 Blankets $1.75, worth $2.25.
10-4 Blankets $2.25, worth $3.00.
104 Blankets $2.1m}. worth $4.50.
19-4 Blankets $625. worth $7.50.
California Blankets in all gradrs.
Quilts.
2 Car!“ '(‘rochr t Quilts, a good, heavy
1 case Crochet Quilts, Marseilles put»
75 Marat-life's Quilts. full size, $1.24
12 Marseilles Quilts, ftill size, $1.69,
Reasonswhy we close 3 nights a week at G O’ClOCkr—FI'OIII the time Wt: opened till the end of 1888 we kept; open every night till 8.30, but begin 1889 with 0108 ng
We feel it a duty we owe our clerks, who have worked patiently and late for us, especially during,r the Holidays, and in giving them three evenings a week we also benefi
the public, for our clerks will he more rested, and can more pleasantly attend to the wants of our customers than if they worked late every evening.
of 16 inch plush in all it
ifsuslly sold for 75c.
2-50.
$8.97) and $9.95; worth
$2.49 each: worth $5.00
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We will offer during this sale 700 yds.
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39¢ per vard.
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BASEMENT.
Fruit or Vegetable Presses at 2110;
Dover Egg Beatcr at 11c; usually sold
l).corated Dinner . it, 112 pieces, at
$15.00.
Ammonia at “to per brttle.
Witch Hazel, 10:.
Grand Rapid Carpet Sweepers only
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advertised sale of Dr
Goods at cost and less than
cost, we will sell good
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LADIES’ .,
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59c. Each,
xlahaskemo Hotel Block.
Opp. Pawnee.
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