g trap-airfoil without diffinlty,
.. ‘ “shadow balngreprodocodwllh
l
j yoomaduio machlnel"
"i nucleation work like a charm.
3““; II the clockwork keeps nluniug it
" . . .gétoutofordor. The ruachlnels do
‘, yforlhouseofthedallyprc-
" yin our newspapers to produce
”financial. picturu of «arts in
~ ho Widely following, instead of,
allow, , adsyortwo for thoartlst.
Youm' readily understand how such an in-
Would he applied on a leased wire,
strumm- reports have to be
fit uly and nightly. Eva'y reportsw
Muham- own operator.“——Philadel—
lithium.
? All Old 'l‘llno Fir- Engine.
a Theold Deplford engine, of the Friendship
mommy, of Winchester, Va, has
by C. T. Holloway, of this y,
fibwfllputitlnorderund keepitasarelic
'H “pad. The Deptford was built byJohn
lieu-s, of th‘nclty, in 1350, for the volun-
,“Iadepartmcnt Afiar the dimolution
.1“ “moon tit was sold to the Inde-
~ Vt company, of Frederick, lid.
”Independent company afterward pun
mamamflrsengineand sold thoDepfr
Mlothsl'rlcndshipcnmpany,wholnturu
lull to Hr. Holloway, after purchasing a
“Margin. The Deptfordwill been-
“hthehand conteston Tucsday,Bept.
m‘bhsheldiulount Vernon place. It is
guard throwinga stream of waterlflll
he gallery has four oil paintings ontho
db, and front, which were executed
”1 artist The cugineisdrawn
by When in service it is placed di-
in front of the fire and the water is
”pad through the hose to the engine from
“plugs. Thegallery and box are mounted
lanai. The Deptlond assisted in get-
tlugunder control the great fire in this city
fl A1111 I4, 1857. This was one of the fiercest
nanflsgrah'ons that ever visited Baltimore,
null six persons perished in thellamesfin—
"ludiug several firemen. The fire started in
nbnlkhllng in South Charles street, near Lem.
, mm burned out a vast portion of the
m in the vicinity before it was sub-
M The Inn amounted to 8340,1110. The
A Mmdalsodidgood service in otherilres
find as dmtructive before the days of the
nah-u department—Baltimore Sun.
9 .
i
, lllfiaent Manner-a.
“lamaaareoftenworst in thaniostin-
Wand advancedparts of the country.
Ellis highlands of Scotland, where indns
mdyfllnfioulsalmostunknowmpopular
were excellent; income parts of the
”land: they are rude, repellent and un—
ThehestEnglish manner-sure
gs'hefound in certain rural districts, the
miuflirivingand energetic Iancashire.
Toomuchcnergyisnnfavorahlc to the best
Inhvicr, which grows to perfection among
{Morin agricultural and pastoral com-
whera folks work in a leiwuely
and have many spare moments on
mm Manors always represent an
‘ «(acme kind. The English wayof he-
havlm ssslnsto stand fordignlty, the French
Ins grace. Manners in both countries are
morethercprssmtation of self in outward
lamflian‘auy evidencaofreal consideration
thspersou to whom theyare adduced.
Englishman wishes to convey the idea
gum-drum”, that heiaagen-
;the Frenchmanisanxious to show
’ haiaawittyaud accomplished nun of
. flower“. ' ' ' 'l'liavirtnea ofEngl'uh
, "Ilehayhrarochieflyot a negativekind,“
;' ,dzruch’bchaviorpoaitive. AnEng-
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increasing trade.
new addition ours will he
and covers double the space of any dry mind-4 boom in two.
by us and loaded down with the choicest select on oil l-‘all nod Winter Dry (Luna. “lurk",
iugs, Glassware, Crockery, stationery, and Arimla' mall'llnll‘.
Dress Goods.
In this department it has teen our ('lldt‘nvur to give lllt-
beet goods at the lowest prices possible, and we feel t xceed-
ingly gratified with our success during the past year. In
fact wo,have found it nccessary to give lhls department
more room. This full you will find this department repMu
with lhechoicesl lines of Novelty French Sailings, Non-lly
Combinations, Black and Colored Dress Goods In an almost
endless rariely, and one and all marked at rock bottom
prices. A few of the bargains for this week will he:
Lot 1—51 inch Scotch Suiting for 29c. per yard.
Lot 2—Full line, all colors, 42 inch all wuul Cir—him n-
480. per yard.
Lot 3—AII wool 38 inch tricot cloth for 29.3. per yard.
Lot 4—43 inch all wool Cashmere in black. regular pneu-
62§c., this week 490. per yard.
Silks.
New Rhadamer.
New Surahs.
New Failles.
New Uro Grains.
16 inch Plush 29c. per yard.
18 inch Plush 49c. per yard.
‘24, inch Plush 09c. per yard.
We recommend inspection of cm S-iks m d [Less Gouda.
If not able to come yourself send lul‘ hamplt's; all mail onl-
ets will receive careful attention. '
Cloak Department.
Our line is now complete by recent arrivals of the latest
and most stylish productions of Paris and Berlin markets,
and our amrtment will anrpam anything heretofore at-
tempted by any house in Norwalk. Our customers will be
surprised at our magnificent display and at our low prices.
Our prices are now from 25 per cent. to 83; per cent. lowr-r
than like qualities are offered by other houses.
Opening Bargains—One lot Lsdiea’ Fall Jackets $1.95,
usually sold at $2.50, $3.00.
Also one lot handsome Ladies’ Fall Jackets at $4 95,
usually sold at 89.
Ladies’ tailor made New Markets from $4 95 to $30.00.
200 Rich Seal Plush Short Jackels, elegantly llucd Wllh
fine quilted or plain satin, $8.95 to $25.00.
300 Rich Seal Plush Sacques, real seal ornaments and
finest quilted satin lining, perfect shape and lit guaranteed.
at 814.95, $19.95. $24.95, to 350.00.
Domestics.
1 case good quality apron Ginghams for file. per yard,
(worth To. per yard).
1 case best,qualily 01x04 Print, good patternsiu medium
and dark colors for do. per yard.
50 pieces best quality American Dress Ginghams lilo.
yer yard, (worth 15c. per yard).
Linens and White Goods.
We will sell this week, while they last, a good quality
full site counterpane for title. each.
3," this week only good quality unbleached Table
Dania“ 54 inch wide for min. per yard.
Blankets and Runnels.
‘ We feel that we can place before you lbia fall that":
line of Blankets and Flannels that has ever been ohm in
Nomslk.
worth c. A good quality 10-4 blanket for 98¢. per pair.
Blankets in red, white and gray to cost from 890. to 311.00
per air.
We carry none but the heat niakea of flannela and
would pull fog‘m inspection of our stock to those who think
of buying. mple and mail orders mare-fully attended to.
Cotton Runnels.
15 pieces good weight unbleached cotton flannel 7c. per
yard. Better qualities in bleached and unbleached from To
to 18c. per yard. Best quality table matting for 75¢. per
Call and examine our stock of Lace and Paateriera
Curtains.
Toilet Department.
This department contains all the different kinds of Per-
fumery and Soaps.
One lot of Soap—Colgatc's- be, worth 8c.
Culicura Soap 9 per cake. Only one cake to customer.
Tooth Brushes. lie to 33¢.
Hair Brushes, lbs to 49c.
Whisk Brooms. 9c, lac, 15c.
Labia’a Perfumery, 89s per oz.
A new line of Ladies’ and Gent's Pocket-Books.
Side Corn new styles in Plain and Fancy Ends.
prices.
moron“ Depart-
Indics’ Handkerchiefs from he to 371.
Gent's " " income.
Ladlls'colhrsfroui 5c tulle.
“~'~~cllal‘ran10cla19e. , '
mopsrakela.
Bast Gar-saron-
Auwwg‘w (labour-.m- and
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OUR NEW ADDITION.
On Saturday and Monday we will open our new addition in the upper shrine, in halo-r in m-mrnmmlale our rapidly
We had been in buslness here but six months when we found it "scenery to mow» into our prrwnl store
to gain more room. Taking into consider-lion that we have not been in Norwdk t-vm swim, w.- llimk we have only reason
00 be gratified with the result, and w» fi-el assured that our lfi'Jl'lll lo plum» tin- public. bow 'n‘r‘ll npprvmoted. ll uh the
LalElll, Brightest, lull llllllllll all Hanlsnmlsl Sllll ll Glillllllnl.
The entire lrnlsl-vvn, 50175 fort, four ll more, will be cccupi-Jd
' » ~ The stock in this department in complete and it would be
. or turd s 6 Monday only we all .3 .500
aging; Dearth: Flanfl for be. per ”3?le .
_ ale.
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Upholstery and Kitchen Furnish.
Underwear Department.
()ur grunt sole of lienl'a While Merino Shirts and Drew-
ers in all wzl-s at 25c all" contlmwa. ll 'lllethl‘ these
goods um sold . lieu-hue at 40c. They are going rapidly,
therefore it will be to your intern-r. to come ill once and
secure the grealt‘et hnrgnln ever Oflrft‘d In Norwalk.
Now that We hove given the Gent's such a rare bargain
we flunk ll no more than fair that the Children should lie
upislly as well favored. We have just rcwmd 50 dust-n
ol those Boy's Scorch Wool Shirts and Drawers, which can-
not be bought elsewhere loss than 45c, our price on this lot
will be 25c. We have also received so corn Children's
While- Mrnnn Shirts and Drawers in all alter. This lot we
shall also olfcr at the extremely low figure of 25:. Elam-
nhere you will pay 40c cents for the same goods.
Of course we must not forget the Lil-lief, therefore we
will offer 25 dozen Heavy Swiss Ribbed Vesta II. N. L. S. at
49.: each. Also ‘35 doz an Alliance Jersey Wool Vests 871m.
Regular price on these goods is 31.25. These are but a few
of the many bargains in be secured in this department.
Hosiery Department.
It is nnnec. .45.sz l- my a great deal in Input! to this
department. as WI' nf'e already acknowledgrd tho "L“.stls‘l’fi"
in this line. Nevertheless We will mention just a few bar-
gains:
Ladies’ Black Hose 8, 10, 12.5, 17, 250 and upwards.
Misses Black Hose 8, 10, 123. 15, 25c and upwards.
Don’t forget we are selling Lsdles' Fancy Stripe Hose
8.: per pair, regular price 12%.
One of the greate-t bargains In this department is a
Ladies’ Bulbriggan Hose, lull regular made and silk clock-
ing at 19:. These goods are usually sold at 37;.
Gent's l Hose, 10, 12:}, 21, 25, 29, 31, 49:.
We are selling the Celebrated “Sunrise Dye" Black Rose
in Ladies’ and Misses.
Don't. forget to visit our Kitchen Department where you
will find bargains by the score. Handsome decorated Torlet
Set. 10 pieces, $2.03. Large normed toilet pails 35c. Extra
large granite iron ten and colfec pols 756. Fine imitation
cut glass fruit and salad dishes 39c. Something new! “The
Baby McKee Night Lamp" made of Bloc 49¢. Thi- house-
keepcr’s delight! Paragon ll all: and Cream Beater 59c.
Open Monday and Thursdays till eight o‘clock. Salul-
days till ten o’clock.
Ribbon Department.
In Ribbons, we are showing the lines: line to be found
either in Norwall: or Bridgeport, from the cheapest to the
best grade-s. The public, heretofore, have had much trouble
in finding a store with so line an assortment of these goods.
We aim to be “leaders" in this as in all other departments.
Our stock consists of Plain Satin in different qualities.
Moire Satin Edge and all the latest novelties.
Small Wares.
impossible in lhlrl limited space to name all the prices. Bill."
you will find that wil can sell you anything in thin hue ad
cllrap‘as you mnthuy-M ,in‘New Y rlr.“‘~~’l'be fdlowmgure a
few of the many harga us you wil find: “ '
Basting Cotton, 1c per spool, 200 yards.
Banting Cotton. 20 per spool, 500 yards.
100 yards Silk, do all colors. fall shades.
ll) yards Twist, 1c in black only.
10 yards Twist. 2c all colors.
Spool Cotton, 4c, all makes and all the latest shades.
Crochet Buttons in all colors at bottom prion-s.
A fine assortment of Metal and Bone Buttons from be to
37lc per dozen.
Art Department.
Second floor.
To-day we will receive a ahlpment of large framed Pic-
tures, and they will he on our walls bright and early Harm.
day morning. The special prices on these, will be ONLY
for the opening days, Saturdaly and Monday. Don’t fall to
be on hand for first choice. very home should have pic-
tures and this is a rare opportunity. Cannm duplicate
thisyear, saws have waited nearly two months for this
shipment. Note the following vices. arm] AL FOR THE
OPENING, SATURDAY AND ORDAY, ONLY:
Arte Engraviggs, Ilsa 23:28, framed in shaded oak and
silver, price .2. : same in ivory and silver. price 02-”:
same in white and gold, 32.19. Photographs, also “214.
framed in white and gold, 09c; rams framed in ox}-
diced silver,00c. Our ehgant white and gold and ails-a
Parlor Easels. (0 feet high), formerly $3.80, will be sold at
allloathers two days only. Bamboo Parlor Easels (5i
feet high) tide. Notice prices on Albums and Writlag Pam
all market! in plain ll urea. Full line of Artists’ Istavlals.
Our-peclalartistwl bawithuaou Ioudsy. Headhunt-
wl Novelties. is m color, while you wait. Elegant .3.
no
'1 95 ll yard lor Kilns; skirting. reryl lilo.-'l'he blunt bargain yet. '15 dos.
lit-Vi. N yards wide. A renal-u har- ladles' Vrill and Pull", that's so: "all.
a-ln " “.50. hill our price la “.15. gThaas goods are full finished seams with
Ol 50 a yard. Ilsrrlu'a felled audlembroidereu necks and pearl buttoas.
No. 3 Gazette Building. Norwulk.
We are Headquarters for
[’18. '1‘ 1*} N’ '1‘ 1‘1 111]) I (3' l N 111 S,
And make I’ricea lo suit the timcs:
Carter’s Pills, 150 Large Bottles, 800
If you are troubled with Moths, Ants, Roaches, or other
lnsm-ls, try n lmllle ()l'
Vlll llllllll'l lllllllllllllll Ellllll llflll Ulllll’, 25 Ullll,
And a surc thing.
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
WILLIA “ '"“"l/l‘3’ COFFEE EXTRACT
For Yachting or Excursion Parties. It has uofiqoal.
AWAW of
Summer Drinks and Fancy Crackers.
We claim we sell ihc
Best Dairy and Creamery Butter
You can judge for yourself.
MOODY’S AROMATIC SYRUP
Fort'luilers Harbor and Teething Children. Pronounced to be the Inert thing produced in this line
from thou: who have used it.
Price, 250 a. Bottle.
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CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
‘33 Washington 8t... 80. Norwalk.
WI B. HALL & 00.
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Will Make their Opening Display
Sallllal, lllllll lllll lllllal, Sell. 7m, {Ill fill] 101]:
Our Stock is Liige,
Our Goods New,
Our Prices Low.
“'9 make a business of making bargains in
Dry Goodsand Notidns
r low 090% WWW “Willi re“
The latest m Style, the man: in Quality, the utmost in Variety, have been com—
bined by us in one mighty elfort for trade. Our Fall and Winter Offerings will
not and cannot be sarpsmed. There is a limit below which honest goods cannot
be sold. We place our prices at the low water mark for safe and reliable goods,
sold under guarantee. Inspict us, cnlicise us, know us, and you will find we deal
fair and save you dollars.
In town for price and quality.
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6,000 square feel more room, and New Passenger Elevator.
COME AND SEE US.
W.:B.HALL&‘CO
GROCERIES AND MEATS
-——-—A'!' m OLD “AND 01-.»
T. 31138 Gm as SON.
armowoon.
ALIA ORDERS FILLED PIOMI’TLY.
w.—
mmmrmmamsmmesmus
ihltiaaof Wardens,“ low lll'luv. Don't
muhmukzdluudaymdlny. ,
«yawn-Am
Aycr's Sursnpurilla, 750 Allcock’s I’laslcrs, 10c
Hood's " 75c l’lnistcd’s “ 100,
Plaisted’s “ 75c King‘s New Discovery, “‘33“
NEST Goons AT HONms-r PRICES,
casuo ulsosLLsusous one. 4
Special ll Dress Ml. shrunken warranted all rs wool. ll would b! 0h“ at “-35 A soil. bl“ "- (ll? t “C Bil he Inflat-
(lanyard bl luohliwmafflroadoloth W'd‘w would h‘” “ 1m, nembcrthaprfislaoulylficcach. Bpaogowillnotporufllusslqnotaprlara.
molarpricl’i *0 .| C yard but our prior. ‘ cat to start them off " will ° or it Corsets. all we can say is that this department ll
‘ tide . ,"d. i i.‘ ’ .50 Wil- l». fir“? (klihgxd El”.:|° (blues, “I" m o'e'flow'. New 'm I" u.
'3 ‘V 9 3' D 6 h P. '- WI“ ' lvln daily. a guarantee our rises,
Spools! la Skirting. ; Ladlca’ lerlao Underwear. prio- 01-26. g I be Mm. n ,t 3"“,
80a
Cullcura, 120 a out: one cake to a
customer, for Saturday only.
Apple Blossom. l'lc a cake.
SCOFIELD & HOYT
“om ' .‘
thuthaplaca to buy all of your Dry
(3006.. $0., ll at
liolgafc's
No. 87’ Worthington St... South Norwulk.
Prescrlptlons aSpecuaIt MRWHJW
Il’ln'islod’s. .Drug .Storefigrs
”all (are @3129 momelmnm mm“ cpwmm
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lW.B. Hall“ 3200.,
lining G
Hill- 1'“!
—~ «or
House .
Ilsa a large colleflllm of samples of
BRIDGE EI’()I{'I‘.
And will purchase for pollen without charge or
take orders at same prices as the llrldg l
SWAN & 30811121.!“
wwmmmnmn
manufacturers and Painter's
IIIJI‘PLIBI.
us W’a‘lar so. hurricanes-r. or.
rmcsnanmnmrmm
oil on cleaning. Swirl:
in slabllJlln .ssseslss.
hovrisandl'ag’tls. o- ass-talus“-
nods
6.313%;
lac
Par , fl
and math!
“chin. es and Tasmania Clara Paint
and Varnish llrurbca Telephone. Never sitar.
mid. New York Prime. Special mum In [all
union.
Glild'l‘ BlllDllb combined la flalr’s am
of Tar, Wild (than and Borehouad. the
cough tiyrupand Lang lummlhwoddflm
a home. It is invaluable for Grow in shim
Bold by all druggllll. The malae only has flo-
allnileof lhcrlplalureof Jae. I. llalrlnrad Ilka
package. llalr‘s Pharmacy
my?“ (Bonn For mic h
Soul Norwalk; fl. ll BALE.
. Iaaaf
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. cotton:
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Also Great
H.
South
closing llut Millinery
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A GREAT Slllflll’lllll
I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
Untrimmed Black Hats formerly 85c for 50c.
White and Black Ladies' Sailor Hats for 250.
LOWE RS
Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE
RIBB NS Rlllllllllfll ll fill.
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ltcductiou in all Fancy Goods.
——9¢0———
lf People will call and examine they will find
what I say correct.
KRIECER.
liahackomo Hotel Block, Main St.,
Norwalk. Conn.
'DAVlD STOW,
F n R
EAR nos 3 u ITS
91w Elicia-its Wilh- Wm.
$40.00. “ "
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW,
87. as and DI Blah: Street, South Nor-walls.
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INDUCEMENTS IN
Up Slalrs,
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Palace Queen
FURNACE
. rs usnn nr
“.3 ,NORWALK.
SO. NORWALK,
EAST NORWALK.
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