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On the above date we Will present to
the Ladies the largest line of Hmlrroiden
10! to be found in this State. all new,
trash and attractive goods, and quality
and price that Will be sure to please.
Note our list 01 prices:
330 yards llamhurgs at 1 rent per yard.
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7w Ii ii u 3 ii I. 11
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875 H U to 5 it It I‘
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Big values at 15, 10, 25, ‘20 and upward
to our Wide Flouncing at $1.50 per yard.
A feature of our sale is, you can buy
any length you wish, either in “‘ltlt‘ or
narrow goods, and in any quantity.
You will find our prices lower than can
be purchased elsewhere.
A decline of matched goods, all widths 99
and allovers to match atlted Letter prices.
Also a complete line at line Nanisook
Embroideries, match patterns, at bargain
rices.
Our great Leaders in Camhrlc Edging
are:
15c. Hamburgs for 10 cents per yard.
200. it it 12‘ H u u
250‘ u it 1? ii is M
370. u ii 25 u H or
450. it 61 29 it u ii
550' u u 39 u u n
Completeline of all overs, new designs
this season, from 40:. per yard to $1.70
per yard.
Ladlcs’ Cotton l'nderwcnr.
We commence this season with an en-
ormous stock 01' Ladies’ cotton under-
wear—all new goods, made of the best
quality of muslin, latest designs and
trimmings, and must be sren to be ap-
THE
Bargaiollore.
Wh'otwithstanding the
advertised sale of Dry
Goods at cost and less than
cost, we will sell good
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On Tuesday, Jan. 15, 1889, we will inaugurate our Red Letter Sale of Dry Goods and Kitchen Furnishings. 2
) advertised by other llry Goods Stores in the State, but the great. and only Bonn-tide led Letter Sale, can be found at the Boston Storeol' Norwalk. Your
chat on all goods, others paying fares, &c., but the people, the. buyers, will have to admit, that there ever was a sale equal to the one now going
largest assortment and lowest prices, as an inspection of the following will prove:
Reasons why we close 3 nights a wee
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday evening: at 6 o’clock. .
the public, for our clerks will be more rested,
N ONCE-Opened for the Benefit of the Public Mon. and Thurs. Evenings till 8.30. Sat. evening till 10 o’clock.
BOSTON
Fllll THISWEEK
I WILL SELL
lllSSlllll-lllfi ‘GlilllliS ‘
That were sold for 250 at 190.
i
There are llcd Ticket, Sales and White Ticket Sales, (such as they are
tiller year there has been Dry Goods Sale
on in the Boston Store, for the public have always 1
premated. tor we will otter special bar.
gains at 25c, 30, 40:50, 00, 70, 8,0, 00 and
upwards, in Chemise, Drawers, Night
Dresses and Corset covers. Ladies don‘t
tail to call and see them.
Torcllon’s Laces.
1,200 yards of hand made Torchon's
linoeo. Special values at 5, 8, 10, 125 15.
19 and 25 cents per yard, also a nice line of
better grades equally as low in propor-
tion.
Corsets.
We otler the greatest bargains in Cor-
sets to be found, as follows:
Empress Corset only 80c.
Queen Corset only 430.
Warner‘s Coraline Corset only 00c.
ticnuinel-‘rench Woven Corset only tl‘Jc.
Jersey 1.in Corset only 73c.
Warner's Health Corset only 00c.
K. 1". Tricora Q. l). Corset only We.
'l‘ricora Health (J. D. Corset only We.
Ball's Style A Colored (a bargain) only
6.
Ball‘s style It White. only $1.00.
Ball's Nursery Corset only $1.00.
Newport (Woven) Corset only $1.00.
(lenume Kabo Corset only $1.00.
1‘. 1’. Tricora Q. l). Corset only $1.25.
1’. ll. Corset only $1.41. -
Thompson‘s (,llove Fitting Corset only
$1.40. .
Misses" Corsets at 40 and 00e.
Stones' Corset Waists only $1.25.
A 70c. Corset for 406.
helm—Sole agents for Kaho Corsets in
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Red Miter prices on aprons, 10, 23, ‘25.
37; and 400. each.
Complete line of BlFlli‘S', all prices.
Red Letter Prices on Tirlriigg:zi.e:
15c. for Toboggan worth an.
20c. for Toboggan wprth 50.
30C. for Tohoggan worth 75.
50c. for Tohoggan worth $1.00.
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(«goods for less money than
any storein town.
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THIS WEEK
LADIES’
lllllilillls.
ALL Lissa,
9c. Each,
3 for 25¢.
BANKS ll SNYDER.
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Opp. Postofiloe.
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A Happy New Your to all our patrons of the Popular Dry Goods Store 01’ Norwalk.
s in Connecticut, sonic oll'oring 25 per cent. disc
band the goods as advertised, and satisfactory 111 every particular, together with the
Volllnir.
tlrenadine, best qualitv. 0.-.. per yard.
ltarcges' best quality, 23c. per yard.
Sewingl'lilk. best (poultry. 2-lc. per yard.
ll Stripe \‘ciling. ‘st quality. 17c. per
yard. .
t‘omplots line of Small Ware, Notions
and Fancy Articles always on hand.
llrainard & Armstrong's Wash Silks
he. skeln, 2 tor 0:.
Mail orders promptly attended to.
20c l'iiilcrwcur. 20¢!
42 dcz. Ladies’ White, Heavy Weight
Vests and Pants, all sizes. and usually
sold for 501'. each, will sell this lot dur-
ing It'd Ir-ltcr Sale at ‘29c. Mich.
20c.
:13 (1oz. tlnnt'si heavy Scotch mixed
Shirts and Drinkers, all sizes, worth 50c.
each, but llwl lwttcr price will hoonly
Bile. each.
This is 1111 opportunity for Heath men
not to miss.
All our better lines of L'odcriicnr will
llt‘ marked in proportion.
ll’c Sullowriys. 170
4‘.) d: z. Sulloway Socks, usually sold at
‘25s. per pair, will sell during this sale at
17c. per pair.
Gents’ rural-Irina».
(lents' nll linen Collars from tie. up.
tlcnts’ all linen Gulls from 106. up.
Our 330. (lents' Ties {or 21c.
t lur 4‘3 and Site. Ties (or :t7c.
Bargains in Buspenders at at 10, 15, 10,
2-1c. and upwards.
0m- Loudcr ITnIiiundr-led 250.
50 (102. t lent’s Unlaundried Shirts, lte-
inlorccd Back and trout, Linen llosoni
and Wristbands. This rhirt retails for
12¢, our ll ‘d Letter price only SEC.
390.
dried Shirt, ixtra lwavy cotton, Rein.
tori-ed back and Front. warranted all
linen llosoiii and Wristbands, also put-
ented unti-iiniblc Iiitt‘k. and better than
any title. Shirt in Town. We will sell
[his lot at :lllc. cacti during: this sale.
t)ur 75c. unlanmlrieil Hill". you can
buy during ltvd lwttrr vain for title. each.
title our Lea-In lniundrleil. title
1106. will buy you a L'iundiied Shirt,
Linen Ilosoni and “'rlhllillllllt', ltolnlorc.
ed Back and Front. These shirts are
worth 50c. each, but can be lunight [or
film. during our 119d Lem-r Sale.
tlur 75c. Lauiidried Shirt you can buy
for 40¢. each during this sale.
Our $100 L'tllillll’lt‘d Shirts you can
buy [or 75c. each, or ii for $2.00.
Car $1.25 Laundried Shirt you can buy
for $1.00 each.
Slii'clttl drives ii: two lots of L'iilies'
lilrtvcfi.
‘25 (ll-7.. Inilics' Ki 1 (Down, Tang, 4
buttons, 40c. per pair.
:10 doz. l/idies' Undressed Kid Gloves,
Tans, it buttons, 50". per pair. Both big
bargains.
A iiicc linv i'l' l-i-ltrt‘ cool: at llcd Let-
ter prim-4.
Special drives in ”thirty 01 all
at l‘t‘d Letter prion, which lllt'ltllrl low.
Mail orders promptly attended 1 i.
Ribbons.
The ll Moll St. ru will keep up its rep-
Nation of carry int: the larger-t and most
complete line of ltild-«riis to b:- touiid in
the market. '1‘!" y w: re certainly cheap
1'") purple eziiili brturc thii sale, but they
will be much low. r when the 11- ll [nt-
tcr: are placed “11 them.
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TINEL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1889.
,. M...” ”new“.
960 Books. 9519
On Jan. 10th we will place on our
counters 1,000 more of the popular 23c.
cloth bound hooks, and We expict to
have a complete linens contained on cut
aligne. in this shipment.
The people of Norwalk and vicinity
should not lose this grand opportunity
to supply their wants during this sale,
for the great secret how we sell our
goods so cheap is, we do a each business,
and we are therefore enabled to give the
while the lowest porissible prices, for we
relieve in quick sales and suinll profits.
Dress Goods.
Look what. we are oll'eriniz. Compart-
priccs which are advertised by a Bridge-
port house.
Foulc cloth 60 inch wide at 510., they
advertise them as a bargain at 50, worth
$1.00. We never ask over 50c.
Sand for samples and compare all wool
silk hair line stripe at 30c., sold in
Bridge ort at itlc.
Silk Varp Henrietta at 00.3.
they ask in Bridgeport.
French llroadcloths at File. per yard.
Advertiser] as a bargain at tlii-ltcd’l‘icket
Sale in Bridgeport tor title. It Will pay
on to look our stock over.
Remnants of all kinds marked at half
prices. Remnants o! Dre-s Goods, Silks
Velvsts, l’iushes and l-‘lannels cheap.
Sewmnrhcls.
200 Newmarkcts at $509, worth $0.30.
75 Newmarkets at $7.70-—never heron»
sold less than $12.00.
250 lilo-Kant Ni-wrn’irkets at $9.50. 0.05.
11.50.12 50: marked down from $312,710,
15.00, 17.50. 1‘1‘ 714). (”all and we yourself.
Silks.
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Lot 1 21 lllt‘ll Lyons Black Satin Mer-
vulli hit at 50c. per yard, was 0-8 cta.
Lot L', 21 their heavy rill stilt Black
Satin “llitl,lillllt“t or fill -. pi r yard, was 75
eta.
Lotti. '31 inch lilack Sitin lthadanii'a
at bile per yard, was $1.12}.
Lot 4. 2;! Inch Antonia Quinett (”lee
lllaclt Silk iit 0w. per yard. Thesi- golds
nave never before at 1.1 less than $1.11! a
yard.
Plush Samples and Jackets.
2-": Extra llvavy I’lll‘lll fiicrpit‘a that we
sold at $21 5”. reduced to $10 05.
‘10 of our $32.50 Plush Sat-query reduced
$24 05. This Sicque lo a bonntldi: bargain
and worth til-3W.
l’lush Jack: 14 at a Great Rttlllt'liofl.
Look at the price. $0 05, $11.05, $12.50.
still 03. ltvdum d from $12.50, $14.59.
$17.00, $201 l0.
First Annual little or lion-cheep-
rr-i Linen.
The attention or lliiiuickecpcrs, Hotel
and Restaurant Kr-rpcn is particularly
called to this sale of Housekeeping
Linens, The Bargains presented exccll
anything we have heretofore ell'ercd and
are positively bi-vond competition. An
opportnni y is stirred to rt‘t‘lll't' the finest
and most reliable makes of linens at the
prices of ordinary grades. Early inspec-
tion invited.
’l'ahlc llnlntlsku.
10 pieces of (fream Iocrn Damask, pure
lri-tli Limn at 10¢, per yard, worth 60.
‘JIlpio-cm ot tim- tl-rrnan Dania-k at
Title. per yard, worth 73.
17 pieces of Scotch loom [MW-mi; at
00». per yard, l'i‘tluf'l d trom N5.
Suplum.
lnt l-—i Napkins 2101;, worth 75.
1. it 2—4: Napkins 65s., worth $100.
Lot 21—; Napkins tltlc., worth $1.25.
Napkins 75c... worth $1.35.
Napkins Hid, worth $1.50.
Napkins 80s.. worth “.09.
Napkins $1,002, worth 01.75.
Napkins $1.216” worth $1.57.
Towels.
50 di 7.:n lluck and Iliinask Towels 3
{or 256.. coiisidend good value at 1210.
each.
60 doz in lluck and llaniask Timels, all
linen, extra size, 12142., worth 17c.
75 dozen Hook and atomil Linen Tow-
els. extra size. at 17c.. worth 25.
0‘5 drizvn flock and Damask Towels,
knotted and plain, handsome colored
hunters. 10c” regular price 29c.
Blankets, Quilts, White Goods, unus-
ual bargains.
In”! ‘irr-tf
Lot fi«—g
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Lot 7”}:
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Blankets.
(.Ttosiniz out odd lots of Blankets (some
slightly soiled) regardless of cost:
10 4 Blankets 60c. were $1.00.
10 4 Blankets 08in, were $1.25.
101 Blankets $1.10, were $1.40.
104 Blankets $1.75. worth $2.25.
10-4 Blankets $2.25, worth $3.00.
104 Blankets $2.05. worth $1.50.
11ml Blankets 31.0.2 worth $6.50.
12-4 Blanket-i $1} ‘27». worth $7.50.
Calitornia Blankets in all gradrs.
Quilts.
2 man; ('lt‘clllw. Quilts, a need, heavy
quality, 00c. each. Worth 05.
1 case Crochet Quilts, Marseilles pat
tern-i, lull all”. 0%. inch, worth $1.23.
75 Marseille's Quilts. full size, $1.24
each. “'ilflll lilwlfl.
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We will otter during this sale 700 rite.
of 16 inch plush in all the leading colon
at 30: per yard.
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BA SEXIEST.
Fruit or Vegetable Presses at 29c;
usually sold for 754:.
Dover Egg Beater at 11c; usually sold
Z'c.
Decorated Dinner Set, 112 pieces. at
$85.03 and $0.05; wcrth $1510
Ammonia at Tc per bottle.
Witch Hazel, 196.
Grant Itipid Carpet Sweepers only
limlir- ”1:1 from Tin. to $131"). l'lvl‘ry
katG
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’11. ‘.
Those for 350 at 25c.
“ 38c.
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Sold for 500 at 380.
250. ~
190.
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White Muslin Underwear.
A Good Chemise from 25o up.
'l‘llil lion Pris—dildos Will it ’
H. Krieger’s,
Mahaokemo Hotel Block,
, MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk, 001111.
o’clock.——-—li‘roni the time We opened
We feel it a duty we owe our clerk<,
0110 a bargain
d;§‘.‘fi<¥<$ ,,.;, .
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and can more pleasantly alto
January 15 we r-linll ltlfltlflllrli't' our
First Annual Salc of lllack Hilly.
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STORE
W atch This gpace
ll} pieces; of lili"1(’hi't! I) iiiblv llama-k.
extra Wltltll. at T ., worth $1.00,
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88 we kept open every night till
who have worked patiently and late for 11.4, especially during the Holidays, and in giving their) three evenings
ants of our customers than it" they worked late every evenin'r.
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1‘2 Marseilles Quilts, full size, $1.60,
worth $2.19.
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Great: Mark-Down
0, but begin 18
a week we also benefit
$2 ‘0 each: worth 35.00.
80 with closing
Special attention given to re-
pairs in all branches.
A good second-hand, two-sea
ed earrings for sale.
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