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after year there has been Dry Goods S
on in the Boston Store, for the public have alt'iiys
Ila-bur. sale.
0n the above date we will l‘il‘t’tit‘nt to
the Ladies the largest line oi Embroider-
tel to he found in this State, all new,
fresh and attractive goods, and quality
and price that will be sure to please.
Note our list of prices:
1000 yards [Iain urgs at 1 rent per yard.
m u it t. 2 u u M
7” II it is 3 it n it
m it u n 1 u is to
875 U H u 5 in .t “ii
m u u H 7 it I- H
m u u n 9 u ti it
w u at to". u ii a
u it I121, u u is
Big values at 15, 19, 95, '29 and upward
to our Wide Flounciiig 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
be purchased elsewhere.
A fine line of matched goods, all widths
and allovers to match allwlfi'tlt‘l’ pricrs.
Also a complete line of line Nanisoolr
Embroideries, match patterns, at bargain
prices. >
Our great Leaders in Cambric Edging
are'
150. Hamburgs {or 10 cents per yard.
%‘ H is 1“)! at u ii
350. u n 17 u u u
370. u u 25 u u 55
45c. u H 429 H H u
at It 3” u at t-
Gompleteline of all overs, new designs
this season, from 19¢. per yard to $1.79
per yard. -
ladies’ Cotton l'mlerwenr.
We commence this season with an on
orinous stock 0! Ladies' cotton under-
wear—all new goods, made of the best
quality of muslin, latest designs and
trimmings, and must be area to be ap-
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preeiated. [or we will otter special har-
gaina at 250., 30, 49,
upwards, in Chemise,
Dresses and Corset. covers.
tail to call and see them.
Laces. Special values at 5,
19 and 25 cents per yard, also a nice line
hotter grades equally as low in propor-
lion.
sets to be found, as lulluwr:
. c.
Ball’s style ll “'hite, only $1.00.
$1.49.
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
375 and 40c. each.
.... _ ...a.m..m-m ’ “It“ .-
lied Ticket Sales and White Ticket Sales, (such as they are)
tiles lll (.‘oiiiiccticut, some offering ‘25 per cent.
50, Oil, 79, 80, 99 and
Dramas, Night
L'idlcs don't
'l'orclton’s Laces.
1,200 yards 01 hand made Torchon's
ii, 10, 121 15,
of
Corsets.
We. otler the greatest bargains in Cor-
Empress Corset only :l‘Jc.
Queen Corset only 43c.
Warner’s Coraline Corset only 00:.
(lenuineFrench Woven Corset only 09c.
Jersey Lil Corset only 73c.
Warner's lininlth llorsi‘t only 00:.
K. F. Tricora Q. 1). Corset only 99c.
Trieora llealtli Q. 1). Corset only 09:.
Ball's Style A Colored {a bargain) only
Ball's Nursery Corset only $1.00.
Newport (Woven) Corset only $1.00.
Genuine Kabo Corset only $1.00.
1". P. Tricora Q. I). Corset only $1.25.
1’. l). Corset only $1.41.
Thompson's Glove Fitting Corset only
Misses” Corsets at 40 and Oils.
Stones’ Corset Waists only $1.25.
A 79c. Corset for 492.
hote.—-—Sole agents for Kuhn Corsets in
Red better prices on aprons, 19, 23, 25.
i'ompletc line of Bustles, all prices.
Red Letter Prices on Tuhoggans:
15c. tor Tohoggan worth 30.
29c. for Totroggan worth 50.
30c. tor Toboggnn worth 73.
File. for Tohoggnn vvorth $1.00.
Reasons why we close 3 nights a week
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday evening at 6 o’clock.
the public, for our clerks will he more
N OTIOE-Opened for the Benefit of the Public Mon. and Thurs. EVenings till 8.30. Sat. evening till 10 o’clock.
BOSTON STORE
“
SOUTH NORWALK EVE
A linppy New Your to all our patrons
On Tuesday, Jan. 15, 1889, we will inaugurate our Red Letter Sale of Dry Goods and Kitchen Furnishings.
advertised by other llry
discount on all goods, others paying lures, &c.,
found the reeds as advertised and satisliictor in ever ' iiirticular toeellier with the lnrwcst iissortiuc
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s.‘ B~~~i -—~-—~s-—~-w'rw-ow-~«N
Visiting.
(lreiiadini-, heat qualitv, 0c. per yard.
Iliiri‘gcs' best quality, 23c. per yard.
Sowing Silk, best i utility, 2ilc. nor yard.
8 Stripe \“eiling, ‘t quality, 17¢. per
yard.
Complete line of Small Ware, Notions
and Fancy Articles always on hand.
ilraiuaril & Armstrong's Wash Silks
5c. skein, 2 tor 0;.
Mail orders promptly attended to.
901' l‘irilerwcnr. 290
4‘.‘ di 2. L'iilii‘a' \Vliltc, lleiit't' \Vcighl
Vests and Pants, all sized, and usually
sold for 50c. each, will sell this lot dur-
ing lied Letter Sale at 20c. each.
29c.
35 diaz. Gent's heavy Scotch mixed
Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, worth 50c,
each, but lied Lttlcr price Will be only
29o. each.
This is an opportunity torilcntlcnion
not to miss.
All our bitter lines oi“ Underwear will
be marked in proportion.
I70. Sullownys. 17(-
40 doz. Sulloway Socks, usually sold at
25c. per pair, will sell during this sale at
17c. per pair.
Gonts’ Furnishings.
tleiits‘ all linen Collars from tie. up.
(lunts’ all linen Cuil’s from 10c. up.
Our 33c. ('li-nts' Ties {or 21c.
Our 42 and 50c. Tree for 237s.
Bargains in Suspenders at at 10, 15, 19,
24c. and upwards.
our Lender lfnlnumlrlcd 25c.
50 doz. tlcnt‘s Unlaundried Shirts, Ile-
intorced [lack and rront, Linen Besoui
and Wristbands. This shirt retails for
tie" our lied Letter price only 25c.
390.
dOiloz. ol’ the popular 0. K. Unlniin-
We feel it a duty we
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dried Hhirt. ixirii heavy cotton, Bein-
l'orccd back and Front, warranted all
linen llosoin arid Wristbands, also put.
outed untenrulili- Buck. and better than
airy 50c. Shirt in Town. We will 3.311
this lot at title. ciicli during this sale.
”or 75c. unlaundricd Shirt you can
buy during itid Lt‘lil‘i' sale for title. each.
390 Our Lender Lnuuidried. 39c
title. will buy you a L’llllltlllPll Shirt,
[.iiien Bosom and Wrisrhands, Reinforc-
cd Back and Front. These shirts are
worth 50c. each but can he bought (or
39c. during our ltcd Letter Sale. '
Our 75c. Laundried Shirt you can tray
for 400. each during illlh sole.
Our #100 L'iuiiilrii-il Shirts you can
buy {or 75c. each, or 21 for $2.00.
Our $1.251.'iundried Shirt you can buy
for $1.00 each.
Special drives in two lot-i of L‘idies’
(iliivt'a.
‘25 ilcz. Lndirs' Kil Gloves, Tana, 4
buttons, 40c. per pair.
30 doz. Ladica' Undressed Kid Gloves,
Tans, -1 buttons, 50¢. per pair. Both big
hiirgatns.
A nice line of llt'ltt‘r goods at llr‘d Let-
ter prices.
Special ervM in "iliill’l‘y of all kinds
iit lied Letter pricin, which Illt'nlltl low.
Mail orders prxriziplly attended tn,
Ribbons.
The Bum it St! ro will keep up its rep-
utation of cirryinu the largest and most
complils' line of llilihotis to he found in
the mark. l. 'l‘liry w. rv- certainly cheap
{so p-voplo saiiii lwifiuri- this filtli‘, lriit they
will be much town \Vllt‘ll the Rt'll Lut-
trrra are pliii‘ul on tlit-m.
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01’ the Popular Dry Goods Store of Norwalk.
Goods Stores in the State, but the great and only llomi-
but the people, the buyers,
950 Books. 2.10
(in Jan. ltlih we will place on our
counters 1,000 more or the popular 25c.
cloth hound lxioks, and m- i‘Xlll ct to
have a complete linens contiilnui on cut
altgue. 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 cash llllfilnt‘.‘fi,
and we are therefore enabled to give the
lllbllc the lowest poirssible prices, for We
dieve in qurclt sales and small proliis.
Dress Goods.
Look what we are ctTering. Compare
prices which are advertised by a Bridge-
port house.
Futile cloth 50 inch wide at 51e., thry
advertise them as a bargain at 50, Worth
$1.00. We never ask over on...
Send for samples and compare all wool
silk hair line stripe at 311e,, bold in
Bridge ort at lie.
Silk Vnrp Henrietta at title. See what
they ask in Bridgeport.
French Broadcloths at 9373c. per yard.
Advertised an a bargain at. the llcd’l‘icket
Sale in Bridgeport for title. It will pav
you to look our stock over.
Remnants 01 all kinds marked at half
prices. Remnants of llre~s Hoods, Silks
Velvets, Plushcs and Flannels cheap.
Newmurltcts.
200 Newmarkets at $5.1“, worth $0.50.
75 Newmnrkcts at Skim—never iii-lore
sold less than $12.00.
250 Eli-trout Ni‘WllMlkPiH at $0.50. 9 07.
11.50, 12 50; marked down lrotii $12 50.
15.00, 17.50, 13 50. Call and Elt't‘ yoursrll'.
Silks.
l'mhrrllns from 73c. to $1100. Ev: ry
at G o’clock.———Ii‘roin the time We
rested, and c:
one it lnruiiiu.
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opened till the end of 18
owe our clerks, who have worked patiently and late for us,
Ill more pleasantly attend to the wants of our customers than if they worked late every
January 15 we Flilill inaugurate our
First Annual Sale of Black Silks.
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Lot 1 ‘31 inch Lyons Black Hdllll Mer—
vulli'ux at 50.3. prr yard, was 9.“ chi.
Lot ‘3, 21 their heavy all sill: Black
Satin lltiiidiiiiiis til. 501-. pi'r yard, was 75
etc.
Lot ll, ‘31 inch llhii-li Sdui llliiidunicfl
:it Mic per yard, “as $1,125.
Lot 4. 2‘3 inch [\lll‘illllt Quinrtt Ciel»
Black Silk iit trio. per yard. 'l‘hcm- goods
nave nevi-r l‘l'lUlt.‘ sol 1 less than $1.40 a
yard.
l‘liisli rim-mics and Jackets.
25 lixirn liviivy Plush Simona that We
sold at $21 5o, roilnci-d to iflli 05.
‘29 of our $212 50 Plush Samples reduced
$241.05. This Sample is a hoiinlldc bargain
and worth $33.00.
Plush Jackets lit a (treat 1!» duction.
[bolt at the pm“. $00.}. $11.03. $12.50.
$11 05. lli'rlucul from $3.50, $14.59.
$17.00, $20.00.
First Annual Sale of Housekeep-
er» Linen.
The attention of lloii‘ekeepers, Hotel
and Restaurant Ker-pen is particularly
called to this sale of Housekeeping
Linens. The Bargain-i presented exec"
anything we have heretofore ofl'ercd and
are pi‘rsuivcly beyond competition. An
opporluiii y is i item] to rt’l‘llft! the liner-t
and most reliable [dukes of linens at the
prices of ordinary grade". Early inspec-
tion invited.
Tattle Illllllilkkh.
1.0 ptecia oi Cronin loom I'Limask, pure
Iris-1r Llllt‘ll nr 4113., pnr yard, worth 60.
3 ‘33 pieces or lim- (it-.I'fllali Datnarlt' at
We. per yard, Worth 75.
17 piecw of Scotch loom Damask :gt
69c. pvr yard, reduced from 57:.
especially during the Holidays,
16 pin-cm of llll'rilflirll ll riilvlt' lllllllftrli,
extra width. at 72".. north $1.th
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88 we kept open every night till
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Stimulus.
Int l—l Napkins lilo, Wnl‘ili 75.
Lot 2—ii Napkins 65e., worth $1 00.
Lot :l-fi Napkins llllc., worth $1.25.
Lot 4~§ Napkins 73m, worth $1.35.
Lot 5*~l§ Napkins Mo, worth 31.50.
Lot Owl. N iplrins 80.x, Worth $1.09.
1,”: 7-3 Napkins $1.0m” worth $1.75.
but 3-; Napkins “Jilin, worth $1.87.
5i) ill Zi‘ll llui-k and Damask Towels 3
(or h25c.. considered good value at 1950.
0111' .
09 dcz ll “ink and Damask Towels. all
linen, i-xtra size, 121m, worth 17c.
75 dozen Buck and Monti! Linen Tow~
e14, extra Hz». at 17c, worth 25.
Oil (itzcti [luck and Damask Towels,
knotted and plain, handsome colored
borders, 10c... regular rice 29c.
lllanltrtw, Quilts,
uni bargains.
Closing out odd lots of Blankets (some
slightly soiled ) regardless of cost:
Towels.
Blankets.
10.4 Blankets 00c, were $1.00.
104 Blankets We” were $1.25.
lO 4 Blankets $1.10. were $1.49.
10 4 Blankets $1.75, worth $2.25.
.lOul Blankets $2.27), worth $3.00.
10-4 Blankets 2.0%, worth $1.50.
11-4 Blankets $1.05. worth $6.50.
1:? v1 Blankets $41 ‘25, worth $7.50.
California
2 cases t'iochrt Quilts, a good, heavy
quality, (10c.
1 case (lrocliit Quilts,
terns, lull size, 0%. each, worth $1.25.
75 Mirrsvillw's Quilts. full size, $1.24
Blankets in all grades.
Quilts.
much, worth 03.
I‘llt'll. w-irth $1.11!).
1:! Morswllv-s Qrilts, hill i-‘izu, $1.139.
worth $3 l9.
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bu)
evening.
Marseilles pat
bite Goods, unus~
tide Red Letter Stilt“, can llt‘ found at the Boston Store of Norwalk. Your
will have to admit, that there never was a sale equal to the one now going
at ltllll lowest, prices, as an inspection of the following will prove:
ii!
iii.
0, but begin 1881) with closing
and in giving them three evenings a week we also benefit
$2 19 each; worth $500.
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47’
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\Vr will otter during this sale 700 ydI.
10 inch plush in all the leading color.
:19: per yard.
lililllll lllllll‘lllllll.
BASEMENT.
Fruit or Vegetable Presses at 296:
usually sold {or 75.1.
Dover Egg Beater at 11c; usually sold
25c.
Duciyratcd Dinner Set, 112 pieou. at "1
$8.03 and $9.95; worth 615.120
Ammonia at 7c per bottle.
Witch Hazel, 19c.
Gran-.1 ltipid Carpet Sweepers only
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Bargaidiore.
@Notwillistandiiig the
advertised sale of Dry
Goods at cost and less than
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alumni
cost, we will sell good
goods for less money than
l *‘M"-'
any Store in town.
THIS , WEEK!
~ LADIES’
=iiiiirs.
ALL LINEN,
0‘90. Each, '
3 for 25c.
* inn 8. non.
llahackento Hotel Block.
Opp. Footnotes.
MIL
DIAIN
A GENERAL
llll‘l' SA
IN ALL GOODS.
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Everything will he sold
Regardless of Cost.
4.. - ~—~r-—
People wishing to liiiy
Underwear, Hosiery,
Gloves, Ribbons,
Silks and Velvets,
Can buy them now
At a Great Sacrifice.
L I N E R Y
Lower than over.
,GIVE ME A. CALL.
H. Krieger’s,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
STREET,
South Norwalk, Conn.
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FEBRUARY SALE.
SCOFIELD a. HOYT’S
Great Mark-Down
Watch This ' gpace
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Special attention given to
pairs in all branches.
A good second-hand, tvr * -
ed carriage for sale.
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pertaining to it lll'Sl-‘
0 our great cl
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week lit the following low rates
We will confirm
iirtcrs for evei'ytliln
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11 lain St, Norwalk, Oh,
Wholesale and Retail
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All]; ORDERS FILLED PBOMPTLY.
m FOLKS FIND IT TO m
GROCERIES AND MEATS
—-—-AT m OLD STAND 03—;-
1'. tartan GUYER & son.
SPRING-WOOD.
ADVANTAGE '10 TRADE WITH 88.
WE ARE THE
PIONEERS
:: Dry-Goods Establishment.
I. doloslng out sale for one more
“And consider ourselves lieiidqu
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yards at inch Cream Table Damasl' turmoil
., y sold for
l 630 ..
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Dania it and ' '63c
.r . g tuliient l450
“yard- Ii inch Bleached Table Damask 83c at
2730
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78th extra dire Cream Table Damask. “tut
lung for
yards extra Ina Cream Table Damask, regular price i,
in
I 01! inch Bleached Table
M In their Cream Homespun Table Dammit,
fir. 61 Inch Cream Table Damask, reduced hour 054:, l
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'lnllfl'ir
veneers
. yards 58 inch Colored Borden-cl Cream Table Daintuli. 1
“m3 inch Cream Table Damask, was 45.
“hi"; we will sell (or
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Judstlinch Bleached Table Osiris-k, rs “in! price i 890
<- 1
“Walnut [limited Table Dumrwlt no t
”of .L ' a “’“l990
fl.
fluid! Bleached Table Damask. 31.85; ro i -
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to
was Turks Rul’rabl it . » .
£mmmimnm of mm” ‘ “‘m'""d '” ' i250
. 99c
reduced from a; 1 23
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on, Just arrived. consider;
it! ‘t
at Damask Fapkluui
wed value 1
Wenonah Napkin: Very
It
I ha “ Bin-char Raphlna worth double the price at
‘u... x Bleached Danmh nastin- 1.90:: It
A Idea-a it '
h H whim, regular price 2.50, cannot be sold
“h- “ Bleached KI
MM” and Table Damask c-x rs \t‘tlo. tam
4:... .49.:
, _ddmth
finite! the film” quality
“makeup areas; vuli u
if“ ”chad Damaskxapliln-
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large. assortment, and are oll‘eriug‘ the some
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any VDI‘
M- 5. SMITH,
5a Notched Damask Napkin-n. regular price
prices.
We have added in
fictnrers and dealers, to our already
am 3‘ Bleached Damask hapklns 3 3:) at
nan-u
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