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promoted, for we will otl‘er special bar-
gains at 25c.. :19. ~10. 59. (i9, ’10. 59, 09 and
upwards, in Chemise. Drawers. Nighi
Dresses and Corset Covers. Ladies don‘t
tail to call and see them.
Tort-lion‘s Laces.
1,200 yards of hand made ’l‘orehon‘n
Laces. Special values at 5, ti, 10. 123 15,
Hamburg Sale.
On the abovo date we will present to
the Ladies the largest line of Embroider-
lee to be found in this State, all new,
fresh and attractive “raids, and quality
and price that W111 he sure to please.
Note our list or prices:
at 1 rent per yard.
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1000 yards Hamburgs
800 .. .. 'H 2 10 and :25 cents per yard, also a nice line of
:38 ll 3 I‘ 3 H .. " buttcr grades equally as low in propor-
‘ I " " " tion.
875 ii ii ii i: M ii ii ‘iorllqflg .
400 l: :: 2 ‘ I: :1 1, We oll'er the greatentbaigainq in t'ur-
500, a ,, , 9 .. ,, .. sets to be found, as follows:
450 n u .10 .. ._ ,, Empress Corset only 300.
700 ‘2 Queen Corset only 431C.
Warner's Coraline Corset only [19.2.
(leniiiunli‘rench Woven (‘orsi-t only 09-.
Jersey Lily Corset only Tile.
Warner's Health (‘orset only 09c.
K. 1“. Tl‘ll‘lll'fl Q. 1,). Corset only 90c.
Trit‘oru Health Q. l). Corset only 000.
Ball's Style A Colored (a bargain) only
31; values at 15, 19. 25, 20 and upward
to our Wide Flou ucing at $1.50 per yard.
A feature of our sale is, you can buy
any length so wish, either in wide or
narrow go a. and in any quantity.
You will find our prices lower than can
be purchased elsewhere.
A fine line of matched goods. all widths 99
and allovers to match atltedLetter prices.
Also a complete line of line Nauisoolr
Embroideries, match patterns. at bargain
c.
Ball‘s style B White. only $1.00.
Ball's Nursery Corset only $1.00.
Newport (Wm-en) Corset only $1.00.
prices. , , , , . (lenume Kabo Corset only $1.00.
Our great Leaders in bulimic lodging F. 1). Tricorn Q. I). Corset only $1.95.
“'9: P. l). Corset'nnly $1.44.
150' Hamfwrsfi {0'11}; “of“ 1"." yapl. Thompson's lilovc Fitting Corset only
. I: u L. u i ii $1"“"
25c. ,, “l I? ,, ,‘ ,, Misses’ Corsets at 49 and 09c.
87c. u u 3" H ,: .. Stones‘ Corset \Vaists only $1.23.
4513‘ u u 7? U u h A 79c. Corset for 491.3.
55“ “J holes—Sole agents for Kabo t'orsets in
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Red Lettm prices on aprons. 10, 2:1, '35,
2173 and 40c. each.
Complete line of Bustles, all prices.
Red Letter Prices on Tohogtgana:
15c. for Toboggan worth :10,
290. for Toboggan Worth 50.
39c. lor Tohnggan worth 73.
50c. for Tohoggan worth $1.00.
Complete line of all overs. new designs
this season, from 49c. per yard to $1.79
per yard.
ladles’ Cotton Underwear.
We commence this season with an en-
orrnous stock of Ladies' cotton under-
wear—all new goods, made of the best
quality of muslin, latest designs and
rimmings, and must be seen to be ap-
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FEBRUARY 2. 1889.
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A Happy New Year to all our patrons of the Popular Dry Goods Store of Norwalk.
Velllnl.
(lreiiiidine, best quality, 0.3. pi r yard.
llareges’ best quality, 23v. per yard.
Sewing Silk, [lent (utility, 24c. oer yard.
3 Stripe Vetting, rel. quality, lie. per
yard. ‘
t‘omplete line of Small Ware, Notions
and honey Articles always on hand.
liriiiiiard & Armstrong‘s Wash Silks
5c. skeln, 2 for 11:.
Mail orders promptly attended to.
200 l‘nilerwcur. 200
“1‘2l1l7i. Ltdies' White. Heavy Weight
Vests and l’ants.n1| sizes, and usually
sold for 50o. each, will sell this lot dur~
trig lt-il L-utor Sale at 2913. each.
29c.
:13 dlvz. Gent's heavy Scott-h niixi d
Hhirlii and Drawers. all sin-s, worth 500,
each, but ltull Letter price Wlll beonly
20o. each.
This is on opportunity for Gentlemen
not to miss.
All our better lines of liiidi-ro'i-rir will
be marked iii proportion.
17(- Snllowuys. 17c
49 d. 7.. Sulloway Socks, u~ually sold at
971e, per pair. will sell during this sale at
17c. per pair.
(n‘cnls’ Furnishings.
iieiits' all linen Collars from BC. up.
llvnts’ all linen Cuffs from 10c. up.
Our 33c. (lents’ Ties {or 210.
Our 4‘2 and 50c. Ties for We.
Bargains in Suspenders at at 10, 15, 10,
2-16. and upwards.
(Mir Lender lTiilniinilrlcil 25c.
50 doz. Gent's Unlaumlrieil Shirts. 11e-
inlorceil Back and 1 ront. Linen llosom
and Wristbands. This shirt retails for
1%., our Rod Letter prim only 250.
2191-.
260 Books. 260
(la Jan. ““11 we will place on our
counters 1,000 more of the popular 25c.
cloth bound books, and we expect to
have a complete line as contained on cut
nh‘aue. 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 can-h business,
and we are thereforeenabled to give the
public the lowest posssible prices, {or we
believe in quick sales and small prollts.
Dress Goods.
Look what we. are rim-ring. Compare
prices which are advertised by a Bridge-
port house.
Futile cloth 50 inch wide at 510., they
advertise thrtn as a bargain at 59, worth
$1.00. We never ask ovvr 59c.
Semi for samples and Compare all wool
silk hair line stripe at 39c., sold in
Bridgeport at Me.
Silk Warp Henrietta at 00:.
they risk in Bridgeport.
French liroadcloths at STic. per yard.
Advertised as a bargain at the Red Ticket
Sale in Bridgeport for 90¢. It W111 puv
you to look our rtock owr.
Remnants of all kinds marked at half
prices. Remnants of Dre-a Hoods, Silks
Vein-ts, l’lushes and l-‘lunnels cheap.
\‘cwmurketp.
200 Newmarkets at $5 9!, worth $9.50.
75 Newmarket-i at $7.79—niyer belon-
solil less than $12.00.
950 I'Ilrizant Xewm'irki'ts at $9.50, 11 05,
11.50, 1‘: 50: marked down from $12 50.
15.00, 17.50. 1‘4 30. (.‘all and sec yourself.
91"“.
dried Shirt. extra heavy cotton,1tein—
toioiril hack and Front. warranted all
linen “until“ a: d Wristbands, also put-
willed unteiuahli- Back, and hytti-r than
any .506. Shot in Town. We will sell
this lot at title. each during this stile.
()ur 75c. iinliini.ilriid riliirt yuu can
buy during li—d Letter sale for (tile. each.
300 Our l.('lllll.‘l‘ Lumidrlcit. two
1190. will buy you a L'iuiidrieil Shirt,
Linen Boson! and Wristbands, Reinforc-
i-il Back and Front. These shirts are
worth 50c. each. but can he lmiig‘ht for
390. during our lied 1.» Her Sale.
Our 750. Laundried Shirt you can buy
for 40¢. each during this sale.
()ur $100 L'lUlllll’lt'tl Shirts you can
buy for ’15s. each, or :1 {or $2.00.
Our $1.25 Laundried tibirtyon can buy
for $1.00 each.
Special drives in two lots of Lidies‘
lilovrs.
- '25 lllil. L'il’llt‘fi‘ Ki I “loves, Tans, 4
buttons, the. per pair.
30 doz. L-idieii’ Undressed Kid Gloves,
Tans. -1 buttons. 50'. per pair. Both big
bargains.
A nice 1511i i.f both I‘ goods 111 “‘11 [181-
“‘1' prices.
Sin-coil dr vw in ”army of all kinds
at lied Letter I'l‘ll‘-’l, which llll’flnR low.
Mail Uli‘lr'h promptly attended t-r.
Sec what
Ribbons.
The ll-wtrvn Stim- w ill keep tip its rep-
utation of carrying the Lirgvi-t and most
oomph-tn lllli' of llili‘wns to be found in
the mark» t. 'l‘luy “r'l‘t‘ (‘I'Ilttlnly cheap
[so people :‘111111 lu-luri- this Mile, liut tlil’)‘
will be llllll‘ll lower \ili- n thc 1t! .1 1M-
3.
Lot 1 '21 inch Lyons Black Satin Mer-
rulleux at 59s. per yard. was 08 eta.
Lot 2, ‘21 inch “Why all tlllk llltii‘k
Satin liliiidunies at 7.9:. pir yard, was 75
cts.
Lot :1. ‘31 hrh lllai-k Sitlu lthailami-s
at Hie per yard. was $1.13.
Lot 4. 2:? inch Ant-mm Quinett i‘ies
Black Silk at 9V. per yard. These goods
nave urn-r before sold I. as than $1.19 ii
yard.
l'lmli (torques and Jackets.
25 Extra Heavy l’lus‘h Sit‘qlll ii that We
sold at $21 Till. reduced to $19 95.
29 of our $112.30 l’his1iSiirques reduced
$21.95. This H-il'illfll in a bonalide bargain
and worth $33 00.
Plush Jacki is at a (treat Reduction.
[link at the price. $9 97;, $11.05, $12.50.
$14 05. ll-duc: d from $12.50. $14.59.
$17.00, $20.00.
l’lrst Annual Solo 01‘ llomckcepo
era Linen.
The attention ol libll-‘Pllei'pt‘ni, Hotel
and Restaurant Keeper-i is particularly
called to this auto of Housekeeping
Lini'ns.’ Thi- Bargains presented exri-ll
anything; We have heretofore altered and
are positively beyond competition. An
opportuni y is i tiered tori'cure the lineal.
and most reliable makes of linens at the
prices of ordinary grades. Early inspec-
tion invited.
'l‘nlrlc humiliate.
19 pieces oi t'ramni loom lliinask. pure
Irish Linen at 49¢, per yard, Worth 00.
‘23 pieces of line Herman Damask at
Stir. per yard, worth 75.
1': llll't't s of Scotch loom Damask at
090. pi-r yard. ro-dm'i d from 9‘5.
Muslims.
Napkins 40in, worth 75.
Napkins 05c., worth $1 00.
Lot 51-— Napkins 0013.. worth $1.95.
Lot Al~3 Napkins 75in. worth $1.33.
Lot 5-» E Napkins filo, worth $1.50.
Lot 0—3 Nripklllt-l 5116.. worth $1.09.
Lot 7——i Napkins $100.2, worth $1.75.
Lot 8—: Napkins $1,215., Worth $1.01.
Towels.
50 d. 2‘” lluck and Dimaak Towels 3
for‘25c., eoiisidi-riil good value at 1210.
use 1,
00 dozv‘n [luck and Damask Towels. all
linen. extra size, 1253., worth 17c.
75 dozen Hook and Momil Linen Tow-
els. extra 017.". at 17c, worth 25.
98 dozen lluck and Damask Towels,
knotted and plain, handsome colored
borders. 193.. regular price 29c.
Blankets, Quilts, Whito Goods. unus-
ual bargains.
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Blankets.
Closing out odd lots of Blankets (some
slightly soiled) regardless of cost:
1034 Blankets 09c., were $1.00.
104 Blankets 90in. were $1.25.
10 4 l'llal'lktlrl $1.19. were $1.49.
10 4 Blankets $1.75, worth $2.25.
lllul Blankets $2.25. worth $21.00.
10 4 Blankets $2.90, worth $1.50.
11—4 Blankets $4.05, worth $0.50.
12 4 Blankets $6 25. worth $7.50.
California Blankets in all gradis.
Qullts.
quality, 091:. each, worth 98.
terns. lull size. 0‘30. each, worth $1.25.
each. worth $1.40.
2 cans t'mchit Quilts, a good, heavy
1 case Crochet Quilts, Marseilles not
75 Maraeillo-‘s Quilts, full size, $1.24
On Tuesday, Jan. 15, 1889, we will inaugurate our Red Letter Sale of Dry Goods and Kitchen Furnishings.
There are lied Ticket Sales and Whito 'l'ii-kot Sales, (such as they are) advertised by other Dry Goods Stores in the State, but the great and only lions-[lilo lied Letter Sale, can be found at the Boston Store. of Norwalk. Year
after your thero has been Dry Goods Sales in Connecticut, sonic ollcring 25 per cent. discount. on all goods, others paying litres, &(.'., but the people, the buyers, will have to admit, that there never was it salc equal to the one now going
on in the Boston Store, for the public have always found the goods as lllth‘l‘llt-Lt‘il, and satisfactory to every particular, together with the largest assortment and lowest. prices, as an in: Iti‘t‘lltlll of the following,r will prove:
P111811.
We will otter during this sale 700 yd!»
of 10 inch plush in all the lining onion
at 99¢ p-‘r vrird.
hula lllllifl‘lllflll.
BASE-11 ENT.
Fruit or Vegetable Presses at 206;
usually sold for 75¢.
Dover Egg Beater at 11c; usually sold
25c.
Decorated Dinner Set, 112 pieces. at
$8.95 and $9.95; worth $15.C0
Ammonia at Tc per bottle.
Witch Hazel, 190..
I Grand Ripid Carpet Sweepers onl
li‘vl‘d are pint" d r-zi them.
l'inliri llas fill”) 75”. th $0 00. Ev-iry
Reasons why we close 3 nights a week at G o’clock—From tho timc
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday evening at 6 o’clock.
the public, for our clerks will be iiiorc rested, and can more pleasantly attend to the wants of our customers than if they worked into every evening.
BOSTON w STORE
-10di:7.. of the popular 0. K. Unluun-
one a birgain. First Annual 3110 of Black Silk-o.
Wt: opened
January 15 we rhttll inaugurati- our
till the end of 1888 we
10 pin-N of ill-“’N'llt‘ll ”will“? Dammit,
extra width. at, 72.x. worth $1.0”,
W5" ”. 4‘ ..
kept 0pc
12 Marseilles Quilts, full 612", $1.69
worth $2. 19.
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n every night till 8.30, but begin 1889 with closing
We feel it a ilut ’ we owe our clerks, who have worked mticnll ' and Into for ue, cs )cciallv duriunr the llolida '5 and iii "Evin" them three cvcninvs a week we also benefit
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$2 49 each; worth $5.00.
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advertised sale of Dry
Goods at cost and 1053 titan
cost. we will sell good
goods for less money than “
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llSSlMEllE GLBVBS
That were sold for 250 at 190.
Those for 350 at 25c.
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villains
Sold for 500 at 38c.
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I SCOFIELD & HOYT’S
Great Mark-Down,
FEBRUARY SALE._
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pairs in all branches.
A good second-hand, two-son
ed carriage for sale.
Special attention given to re-
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