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a.
k
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on in the
Ila-burl bale.
Oil the above date we \vill pres: iii to
the Ladies the largest line of Embroider-
ies to be lound in this Statiniill new,
flesh and attractive anode, and quality
not! price that will he sure to Illt'mit‘.
Note our list of prices:
330 yards llsmburgs at l, mini. per yard.
I,” is It H 3 it i. in
m It II it 4 u n n
875 H ll 4 5 H M ii
4w U u n 7 ii H u
m II it ti 9 u ii in
m. M u ”‘0 u H 0|
7% it u :12} u h u
g values at 15. 10. 25, 20 and upward
to our Wide h‘lounoing at $1.50 per yard.
A feature of our sole is. you can buy
any length on wish. either in Wltlt' or
narrow g s. and in any quantity.
You will find our prices lower than con
be purcbued elsewhere.
A line line of matched goods, sll widths
nod silovsrs to match atltedh-tter prices.
Also 3 complete line or line Sonisooli
Embroideries. match patterns. tit bargain
oes.
Our great Leaders in Cambric Edging
15c. llnmbnrgs for 10 cents per yard.
2°C. ii is 1“)? u u H
250. u u l? t. l. ‘I
37c. u i. 25 n it u
450. it it . 29 H II u
556 It .i 39 u ii to
Completeline of all overs. new designs
this season, from 49¢. per yard to $1.79
per yard.
mleii’ Cotton l'ndertt'enr.
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 -
trimmings, and must be men to be ap-
Reasons why we
” THE.
Barggililtore.
WNotwitlisianding the
advertised sale of Dry
after your there has bee
precisted. tor we will otter iipec‘iul lisr-
guins at 250., 119.40, .59, till. 70, till, 00 and
upwards, in Chemise. llriiwcni, Night
Uri-siren and Corset covers. L'tilimi don‘t
ted to call and see lilLlll.
'l‘orelion‘ii Laces.
1.200 yiirds of hand made Torclioii‘s
Laces. Bpeciiil values lit-'1, 8, 10. 129 15,
10 and 2-3 cent» per yard,tilsou nice line of
better grades iquolly its low in propor-
tion.
(Iorsetu.
We alter the greatest bargains in Cor-
sets to be found. as follows:
lZiiiprclie Corset only title.
iieen thirset only 43c.
\ srner's Coraline Corset only We.
llenuincli‘rench Woven Corset only title.
Jersey Lily .‘orset only 73c.
Warner's llenlth (.‘iiriiet only 00.2.
K. 1". Tricorii t). 1.). Corset only We.
Tricoro llenltli Q. I). Goreet only 900.
99Btill'ii Style A Colored (a bargain) only
c.
llsll'ii style 13 White. only $1.00.
Ball‘s Nursery Corset only $1.00.
Newport (Woven) Corset only $1.00.
Genuine Ksbo (Fort-er only‘ 31.00.
F. 1’. Tricom Q. l). Corset only $1.25.
P. l). Corset only $1.11.
‘ Thompson's Glove Filling Corset only
1.49.
llieises‘ Corsets at 49 and 00:.
Stones' Corset Waists only $1.25.
A We. Corset for tile.
hole—Sole agents for Katie Corsets in
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Red Letter prices on opronii, 19, ‘23. 25.
37 1. and 40¢. each.
Complete line of Bartlett, all prices.
Red Letter Prices on Totmigguiis:
15c. for Toboggan worth fill).
296. for Tolioggan worth 50.
39c. tor Toboggan worth 75.
59c. for Tolxiggpn worth $1.00.
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday evening at 6 o’clock.
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SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENT
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A lloppy New Year to all our patrons of the Popular Dry Goods Store of Norwalk.
\‘elllntr.
tlrenudtno, best ipiiiliti'. 93, pm yiird.
lliiri-gvs’ best quality, 23c. per yard.
Sowing Silk. best i iiiility. Lite. per yiird.
:l Stripe Yelling. iii-st quality. 17c. per
yard.
t'nmplete line of Small Ware, Notiene
rind Fancy Articles always on bond.
llriiiiiiird & Armstrong's \Vusli Silks
5C. i-ikeiti. 2 for 0:.
Muil orders promptly attended to.
29¢! l'ngleriveur. 29r-
~1'.l di 7.. [Adieu-1‘ White, lleitvv Weight
Vi an; and l‘uiitii. all man-e. ltllll usually
will for 50c. each, will will this lot. dur-
log it d Letter blah- tit 29.3. inch.
991'.
:25 iloz. (liint‘s liciivy Hi'otcli mixed
Shirts and Drawers, it” since, worth 50c.
each, but. lit-d Letter price “'1“ ho only
20c. each.
This is an opportunity {or Gentlemen
not to miss.
All our butler linus of l'iidcrwcnr will
be marked in proportion.
"c Sullowuys. 171-
49 di 1. Sullowuy Socks. usually sold at
25c. per pair. will sell during this sale at
17c. lit-r pair.
Gcnto’ l’urnlslltrigs.
tlcntn’ nll linen Collars from 8c. tip.
lients‘ till linen Cells from 10c. up.
Our 33o. tlents’ Ties for 21¢.
tlur 42 and 500. Tit-s for 1170.
llargltins in Suspenders flf. tit 10. 15. 10,
2-lc. and upwards.
(liir Lender lfnliiundrlcil 25c.
50 doz. Gent’s Unlniinilrii-d Shirts, Re-
inforced Buck and Front. Lini-n llosoni
:ind Wristbands. This shirt retails for
-1'.’c., our Red Letter price only 25c.
title.
40doz. of the popular 0. K. l'iiluiin-
or? B-~«—o—-—--s-—~~'r on
v
dried Shirt. extru heavy cotton, Retir-
illll't'll buck and Front, warranted nil
linen llosoin nod Wristband-i, iilw put-
i-nted tlllll‘lll'tlllll! lliick. and better than
any 00c. Sliiit in Town. We will sell
llllit lot at 300. each during tltie sale.
”or 750. unliiuiidrted Hliirt you can
buy during R. d Letter sole for 50¢. each.
:lile. Our Len-lir Iniuriilrteil. title
390. will buy you it L'iiliidried Shirt.
Linen llimorii and \Vr’istliiiiide. Reinforc-
ed Back and Front. Three shirts are
wortliTiOc. each. but can he bought for
:lile. during our Red Letter Sole.
(liir 75c. Liiitiidrieil Shirt you can buy
for ville. eiieli during this Hilll‘.
Uiir $100 L'Iut'ltll’ll‘tl liliirtii you can
bily for 75c. each. or ii for $13.00.
Ulll‘ $1.251.‘iundiied Shirt you can buy
for $1.00 each.
Special drives in two lots of Indies'
(lint-es.
25 divz. L'tllit‘n' Kid (Eleven, Tuna, 4
buttons. 40c. per pair.
30 dtiz. L'lilit’n' Unierth-d Kid Gloves,
Trina. 4 buttons, 50c. per pair. Both big
Dill’fllllllrl.
A nice line of better goods at ltrd lact—
tt‘r prices.
Special drives in llili‘iirrv of till kinda
at ltml Letter prices, which means low.
Mull orders promptly iitleiiilcd to.
Ribbons.
The Boston Store will keep up its rep-
utiitiori oi carrying the lill’fll‘hk nod most
t‘tllll'lli'li' line of llilllioiis to he. found in
the lllfttltt-l. Thu y it‘i're t‘ct‘ltiinly cheap
mo people said» lirlorc this stile, but they
will be much lower when the er Let-
ters tire placed on llieiii.
Umbrellas from 751*. to $6 00.
one it ll'II‘K-‘llll.
Every
Me Book». one
(lo Jan. lllili we will plaice. on our
counters 1.000 more of tho popular 25c.
cloth bound books, and we expect to
have a complete line so contzn’iiul on on
tile iie. in t its shipment.
ho people of Norwalk and vicinity
should not lose this grand opportunity
to supply their wunte during thiii sale.
for the great secret how we nell our
goods so cheap iii, we do 8 cuuh huslniiiie.
mid we are therefore enabled to give the
p‘nblic the lowest prlooiiihle pricee. for we
there in quick solve and small prolits.
Dress Good».
Look what We are otfering. Compare
prices which are advertised by it Bridge-
rt house.
Foule cloth 50 inch wide at File” they
advertise them no u bargain at 50. Worth
$1.00. We never ask over We. .
blend for samples and Compare all wriol
silk hair line stripe at :lilc., sold in
Bridgeport at Me.
Silk Vnrp Henrietta at 09c.
they ask in Bridgeport.
French Bromlcloths tit 87hr. per yard.
Advertised its it bargain at the Red Ticket
Sale in Bridgeport for 900. it. WI” pnv
you to look our stock over.
ltemnrmtii of all kinds marked at hall
prices. Remnants of llre~s Goods, Silkii
Velvete, l’lualtes rind l-‘liinncla cheap.
Newman-tiers.
‘200 Newmnrki-ts at $5.9“, worth $9.30.
75 Newmarkets nt $7.70—nevcr before
sold less than $12.00.
250 Elegant Newmarliets at $9.50. 0.93,
11.50.1250:mnrked down from $12.30,
15.00, 17.330.13.50. Call and see yourself.
Sluts.
January 15 we rhiill inaugurate our
First Annual Sale of Block Silka.
See what
Lot 1 2| inch Lyon» lllttt'k 8min Mer-
vulleiix at 50c. per yard. was it‘ll chi.
Lot 1!. ‘21 inch lll'lu‘y till iiilk llliii'k
8mm ltliiiiluincs ill 50c. pet yard, was 75
etc.
Lot. :1, ‘21 inch llliiclr Sitiu lilittduiiiui
at 80c pi-r ynid. was 131.1%.
Lot 4. 2'3 lllt'll Antoine Quinett (Tree
llliicli b'illi st Orr. per yard. ’l‘lieiic coeds
have iii-yer lieiore sol-l lees tliiin $1.40 a
yard.
l’lusli antiques and Jar-lieu.
‘25 Extra Heavy [’luvh Sicqiieo that We
hold It! $34 fill, I'mltll‘ril til ‘1‘.) 93.
20 of our $32.50 l’iiizili Samples reduced
$21.05. This fincquc to it hoiiiilidc bargain
and worth $215.00. .
Plush Jackets itf. it Great Reduction.
Look til the price. $0.95. $11.03, $12.50.
till 05. lit-ducal from $12.50. tit-5').
$17.00, $20.00.
I'll-nit Annual little of Housekeep-
erii Linen.
The attention (it liouiekecpms, lion-l
and Restaurant Ker-pen is particularly
called to this rule of Housekeeping
Llnr'nil. The Bargains preiiented excl-ll
anything we have heretofore altered and
are posim'ely beyond competition. All
(rpllontllll‘y iii offered to secure the linear
and moot reliable makes of linens at the
prlt‘l'iil of ordinary grantee. Early inspec-
lion invited.
'I‘iiblc unmask»
19 pii't't‘el of Cream loom llamaek, pure
Irish Lint-n nt 490., per yard, Will”) 00.
‘23 pic-"cit of lim- tl.»rmon llamas-k at
50¢. per yard, worth 73.
17 pieces of Scotch loom Domed: at
00c. per yard, riwltico-il from $3.
16 pieces: of hll‘flchlll Diiihle Dimask.
extra width. at 720., north $1.00.
On Tuesday, J an. 15, 1889, we will inaugurate our Red Letter Sale of Dry Goods and Kitchen Furnishings.
There are Red Ticket Sales tillll While Ticket Salt-s, (such :15 they are) advertised by other Dry Goods Stores in the State, but the great. and only Boiiu-iide Red Letter Sole, con he found at the lloslou Store of Norwzilk. Your
n Dry Goods Sales in Connecticut, some oileriiig 25 per cent. discount on all goods, others paying litres,&c., but the people, the buyers, will have to admit, that there iii-yer was it stile equal to the one now going
Boston Store, for the public have always found the goods as advertised, llllil satisfactory 111 every particular, together with the largest nesortmenl and lowest prices, to; ill! in; pcctioii of the following will prove:
Napalm.
Int 1w; Napkins win, worth 7’).
I. it 2.... Xapklris 050., worth ‘1 00.
Lot Zl~t Napkins 0013., worth $1.95.
Lot 4»? Nupliinii 751:, worth $1.35.
Lot 5—: Sapltins 9412., worth “.50.
llil ll-vé Napkin! 3591",, worth 'IJW.
Int 7~i Napkins “1%., worth 01.75.
Lot 8-»: Napkins $1.2m. worth $1.87.
Towels.
Sililsrzvn flock and lhlnflltk Towels 3
tor 256.. eoiiiiidi-rid good value at 12w.
each.
69 dozren lliicli and 11-4ka Towels, all
linen. i xtrii oize, 122e,. worth 17c.
75 dozen flock and Merrill Lillt'll Tow-
ela, extru lone. at 1712., worth 25.
(H doznn flock and ”1|!!le Towels,
knotted and plain. lisiidmma colored
horde". 19c" regular rice, 20c.
Blankets. Quilts. “bite tloods. onus.
uiil bargain».
Blankets.
Cloning out odd lots of Blankets (some
alightly roiled) reurdleu of cmt:
104 Blankelii “913., were $1.00.
104 Blankets the“ were $1.25.
10 4 lllniikrtii $1.11!, were ’1A9m
10 -l lllankelii $1.752 worth $2.25.
104 Blanket. $2.27», worth $3.00.
10 4 Blankets $2.98. worth “.50.
114 lllanketii £4.05. worth $0.50.
12.4 Blanket» $625, worth $7.50.
California lllanlieni in all grades.
Quilt».
2 cases (fro-chi t Quilts. it good, heavy
quality, We. each, worth 0‘5.
1 cam Crochet Quilts, Marseilles pat:
terrier, full size. 08¢. each, worth 31.23
75 .‘ilarai-ille'a Quilts. full size, $1.91
each. worth $1.49.
12 Mar-elite: Quilt-i, fiill sir/i, $1.69.
Plllll.
We will alter dining this sale 700 ydl.
of 10 inch plinth in all the lending colors
st 390 per yard.
Killllll Dilllllllll.
BASE.“ EST.
Fruit or Vi-gi-tiililn
Press-es at 29c;
“finally sold for 750.
[lover Egg [Miter at 116; usually sold
25c.
Dtcornted Dinner Set. 112 pieces. at
$8.95 and $0.95; worth 31510
Ammonia or To per bottle.
Witch iimi, 19c.
Grand Rapid Carpet Sweepers only
worth $2.19.
$2.49 each; worth £5.00.
close 3 nights a week .it 6 o’clock—From the time we opened till the end 01' 1888 we kept open every night till 8.30, but begin 1889 with closing
We feel it a duty we owe our clerks, who have worked patiently and late for us, especially during: the liolida '5, and in giving them three evenings a week we also benefit
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.
NW!
“Goods at cost and less than
llllllllllll
cost. we will, sell good
goods for less money than
" any store iii town.
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THIS WEEK!
LADIES’
till-MRS.
ALL LINEN,
9c. Each,
p' 3 for 25¢.
nits i SNYDER.
lshsckenio Hotel Block.
0». Mile.
lllllll'l'lllll. & ill
11 mil so, Nonrslk, et.,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGISTS.
err-=- ””w“ “"3““
A GENERAL
llll'l' SALE
IN ALL GOODS.
Everything will he Sulil
Regardless of Cost.
, People wishing to buy
UnderWear. Hosiery,
‘ Gloves, Ribbons,
Silks and Velvets,
Can buy them now
At a Great Sacrifice.
M l L L I N E R Y
Lower than ever.
GIVE ME .A. CALL.
- s
H. Kr1eger s,
. Mahackemo Hotel Block,"
. MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk, Conn.
onocsniss AND MEATS
—-—A'l‘ m OLD STAND (JP-—
T. 31183 OVER 55 SON.
spmnowoon.
ALL ORDERS FILLED PBOMPTLY.
W
mmmmnmrmmmmnmwnmus.
fixtures, fringed, “.550; north 50c.
Opaque Shad. ~'. With dado
fixtures. 53c; worth 7.3.7.
I (lose Ladies’ and ilents‘
colors nit-l black, tie: Worth 15:.
ty to purchase Dry Goods
Below we will try to gr
Holland Shadess, with best spring
fixtures, 23c; worth 1350,
Holland Ehsideu, with lit-st spring
lime, in }
BOSTON STORE ”
.,./.1* g.
uni ! * ‘ Glllll ’ Milli“ DllWll siii
SCOFIELD dc HOYT,
Having finished their inventory. will begin their
well established fact. that. we have heretofore sol
other firm in this vicinity. it would be needless to say that. this will be the greatest opportnn -
ever chronicled in this place.
ve an idea. of the many bargains we offer.
All our 1.04 Knit Underwear reduced
N MICE-Opened for the Benefit of the Public Mon. and Thurs. Evenings till 8.30. Sat. evening till 10 o’clock.
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the best. of
5.000 yards heat Arno-skew apron gin;
h 1.05: 1.50 to 1.30; 1.335 to 1.10; fill to hariid‘. 75:.
78: 75 to 68: 6‘.) to 60; iii) to 45; 39 to 28¢.
5.000 yards hit-r. .liiioca‘zeot; dries ging-
'Tlio Trieiira. Q. I). Cor-m, 93:: the ham SV-
. Health 976; then.- nrn iii l'Vt ry ”Ell”?!
‘lm'lg the fitted corset on the market.
Aritnimiti iii 1'3. tlilYlCJ‘ 1.95:1. ,4 .3! it- 2...,
bottle.
1 (“use good printi 3c per yard.
lifvl
3.500 yards Tull" dii Iv’ord, 11c.
Beet domestic out.» m, 14.3.
Sprcial run on all Hil‘lnlirlr";
lC—l, ill; 94. 2'2 '.
Ii Elyl' ()I’FIN
SCOFIELD (£3 HOY'I'
No. (Br-t ‘Vasfithington St. South Norvvsllk, Conn.
N. l‘$.~—(.) II It STOIfi ES ‘V'IIJIJ
No. 3 Guzvt re I‘llildillg‘, Norwvnlk, Conn. -
eat. Mark Down Sale. reb. 6th.
Equatvl
bleached ill-l. Q-lc; 5H. 22}; unhieacnedg
,
Fame Finn conic Salk in all ochre, 95k
iipet' yard; worm 1-23.
I
1
Black Silks. warranted all eilk, and
not to crar-lt,1l'§c; worth 1:25.
c. let.
I “Uracil “title-iv" Coupe-r. Sweeper. 2.35.
‘c.i‘:ill'.~', 131:; worth 21?.
tipiiec does not permit its to quote further, but we it mild my that this epidemic has :itlcetcd all our department».
Agents for Butterick’s Celebrated Patterns.
1‘! Ill;
2‘ l’. 3!.
. As it is a
good: for less money than an
All .«hort length; tr. drew good: at
flint threoiitrrpe Sill; "oiling, in all
¢
.9 ass”
9“" ’5 )
$6392.38}
we»?
”1&2an ‘ Tilly. .
[llllllllllli 111KB 1
Special attention given to re- .‘
pairs in all branches.
A good second-hand, two-seat-
ed carriage for sale.
Cour—column!
1382‘00rs
f7 6m
M.
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SMITH, w
Who will at the latter part of the week advertise all "
the SPRING NOVELTIES.
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