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Ila Government's Reply.
reflylnginbeball of the government,
Abbotga memberol the cabinet,
“Mhagreedwith allthat had been
.ldwlthreprdtotha Behringseaasiar
II‘ The United States had themselves
“Mintbehdlqmtewith Busianc
m which the dominion government
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“leg-lollies", theopinlon of Chancel-
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" 10 doz. red and white check Towels,
III-- 110 doaknotted iris
Our Second Great Annual
Mark Down Sale
Will Commence
-Saturday, Jan. 18.
In announcing this sale we would call your attention to a few of the many bargains we
will ofl'er. Also to give you an idea as to how much money you may save by giving us i call
this sale.
durin
We think it unnecessary to speak of the great values to be had at our store; we would,
however, say that we will, and shall always, keep up our reputation of having the best goods
and lowest prices of any House in Norwalk.
One lot Gent’s Fancy Cotton Socks, 5c :1 pair
One lotGeuts’Beacon Cotton Socks, 10c a pair
One lot Wool Shaker half Hose, 19 cents
One lot Wool Granger half Hose, 24 cents
One lot of Ladies’ Cotton Hose, black,
mixed and Balbriggan, 10 cents
One lot Fast Black, regular made,
Cotton Hose, 19 cents
One lot Ladies’ all wool Black llose, 17 cents
One lot Ladies’ all wool Black liosc,19 cents
One lot Children’s Derby Ribbed Cot-
ton Hosc, 10 cents
One lot Ladies’ Ribbed and l‘iain
Wool Hose, 15 cents
One lot Ladies’ White Merino Vests
and Pants, 25 cents
One lot Ladies’ White Ribbed Cotton
Vests, 25 cents
' One lot Ladics’ White Merino Vests
and Pants. 39 cents
One lot Children’s Grey Merino Shirts
and Pants, 21 cents
One lot Plain Cashmeres, 12} cents per yard
27 in. Tricot Flannel, 17 cents per yard
38 in. Plain Cashmere, 25 cents per yard
40 in. Plain Flannel, 29 cents per yard
Yard wide, all wool Tricots.29 cents per yard
50 in. all wool Flannels and Tricots,39c a yard
40 in. all wool Cashmercs, 48 cents per yard
40 in. all wool Serges, 49 cents per yard
54 in TurkeyDamask,reduced to 25c,worth37 l
54 in.TurkeyDamask,reduced to 29c,worth 40
54 iu.Turkey Damask,reduced to 33c,worth 45
54 in. Turkey Damask,reduced to 45c,
several patterns. Well worth 60c
54 in. Turkey Damask, reduced to
490, Worth 65c
74 in. Turkey Damask, reduced to
790, Worth 90c
Red Bordered balfbleached Damask, 24c
or one for cost or
and Children’s Coats at half price.
good value at 150., . Now 9c
25 dozen Towels. actual value, 19c, Now 12}
Towels,36 inches long,
he andcrsamnrorth 25c
bordersred.
. . , . Nannie
5%
HESIEEY, UNDERWEAR ENE REEVES.
Dress Eflfllli
LINENS.
CLO AKS.
Owing to the unfavorable weather we have a larger line of cloaks on hand.
lea. In no instance do we desire more than cost.
it ' be asaving of at least 33 1-3 per cent. Satin lined Plush Jackets $6.98.
DOMESTIGS.
Ouch-lo unbleached Muhammad...
‘ ‘ ' 9 . “TM
(luv lot Genls' Grey Merino Shirts
and Drawers, 21 cents
One in! extra good value Gents’ White
Merino Shirts and Drawers, 29 cents
()nc lot Children's Wool Mittens, 10 cents
One lot Children’s Wool Mittens, 12; cents
One lot Ladics’ Wool Mittens, 15 cents
One lot Ladics' Wool Mittens, 19 cents
One lot Ladics' Wool Mittens. 24 cents
One lot Ladics’ Cashmere Gloves, 19 cents
One lot Ladics' l'ashmcre Gloves, 21 cents
One lot. Ladics’ Cashmere Gloves, 25 Cents
One lot. Ladies Kid Gloves, four and
five button, 59 cents
tine lot Gent‘s" Heavy Knit Gloves, 24 cents
One lot Gvnia’ U nlaundricd Shirts, 25 cents
One lot (lcnts’ Unlaundried Shirts, 39 cents
One lot Gents' Linen Collars, 100.
each, three for 25 cents
One lot Boys Flannel Shirts, ' 45 cents
One lot Boys” Flannel Shirt Waists, 49 cents
One lot Gents' Flannel Shirts, 49 cents
and Sills.
42 inallmwl Black Henrietta. 58 e. per yard
18 yards ol our $1.09 llluck Silk,
warranted,
13 yards of our $1 29 Black Silk,
warranted,
l8 yards ol'our $1 59 Black Silk,
warranted.
$16.29
$18.49
$23.29
54 in.Red Bordcred half-bleached damask.37 l
60 in.Red bordered half bleached damask,49c
54 in. Cream White Damask, all linen,
14c., 24c., 29c., 33c.
60 in.CreamWhite Damask,all linen,37§c & 49
72 in. do. do. do. 69c
72 in. do. do. do 720
Pure White Damask, 39c, 49c, 59c.,
69c., 79c, 89c, $1.09, $1.19, $1.24.
We ofier
By giving us a call
Newmarkets
115 dozen double satin Damask Towels, large
size, worth 75c. a pair,
Will be sold at 25c
Table Napkins marked down to 49c, 69c,
89c, $1.09, $1.29 and $1.49 per dozen.
Very hoe Canton Flannel,“ 7, 8, 9,10,11,12;
One case short lengths) heat Prints, 4c
. ‘ White Shaker Flannel, 70, me, 15., 250, 33c
Onecue Daniel Flannel," ' = ‘ ‘ 5c
- . ’ " ,1 [Canton sunset, 5c
* €le: nsrs’wr six on.
take your choice for 85c. a yard.
a yard.
m0“?
MAT"
Soofiold & Hoyt’s
Norwalk and South Norwalk Stores,
Where will be placed on sale, on Wednesday, Jan. 15th. at 9 a m.,
5,001] YARDS ALE WEEL EXTRA SEPEE IEEEAIE ElEPE'l'
At 580. a. Yard.
Also, please take a look at those All Wool
THREE-FLY CARPETS
You will find them in our Carpet Room (which by the way is one of the finest in this section
and is situated on the first floor), the price on this line has been put right down.
. Erin Brussels.
We have the best line to be found in Spring Samples.
We have about 1200 yards of short lengths in Body and Tapestry BTIISHElL-i. annotic and
Velvet Carpets, suitable for halls and small rooms, which we will place on sale at less than con i
We are still quoting low prices on Table Linens. 4
to be found in this section.
All we are asking,' for them is 26c
We have in this line the most lor lhc'
100 dozen Damask Towels at 12y: each 25 dozen Bleach immmm' ‘ '
ed Huck Towuls at l2ic each, 50 dozen Bleached l'luck Towels, very heavy, all of our cus—i
tomers tell us they are too large, they measure 25x50, "In“ W" them 0“, 80
25 cents each. Don't flirget to ask to see our Linens.
REM EMBER this plain, blunt fact. that all of the above quotations can be foundiflaly fllrflm Flillglll I'm.
moment-Mm'
FURNLTURE " -~5
Gnu Ritalin it Print f
Lain Assortment to Select lat
DAVID STOW,
26, 28, 30, 32 So. Illa Street,
loath Herwatlt. - (tone.
up emu.
FAWCETT’S
GMAT
clearing 0m Sail!
Cot-mil; today,
SATURDAYJiecJ
Eve film to be sold "but!"
man man To! other good: I. w' m
Tonal his all Bruits
AT Y!“ ID" PRICE
Ostrich Humor. and Tips
IN ALL Till NB' hflADN.
M rs. W. Fawcett
.‘o. .1 “INTI-ill ITBBET,
('OIII.
01.1) AN 1) RELIABLE
You can
i
put the price all
A, S. E‘Efllllfi.
JEWELER.
Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry.
fine Watch Repairing a Specialty.
8. South Hall lt.. - lent. Ion-vain.
G. 8. NORTH,
Photographer. ‘
~outh Norwalk, (loam, Dec 26,1889
CAUTIOY.
Do not be Benched by prom-
lsos el’ Crayons, made free of
charge. In the out the cost Is
more than if ordered of the
local Photozrapher l‘eerar-
ticnlars inquire at N01! u’s
Photographic Studio.
I}. IllELYE & SEE,
w to C. it MLYH.
51 Washington Street, South Noraalk
27 Main Street Norwallt.
Fin-mats Bales, Confections
And Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended To.
0. Din“. no W. Y. ML".
'G'IHOM 31-11. Nl 83.1.an 1.838 3H1.
RAZORS
01 unhind- tn). fictouech
RSZOR STRAIN. RAZ'III BONE“. SHAVING
BRUSHES. SHAW \‘G CUF, P003! 1‘
CUTLIRY. 8c , lc.
The B“ ’50 Pocket Kalle In 'I'own.
mnibfiiiiifiinnn
llllilllllli'l‘i
lhmjuatnealmlalargellaeol
is. 310’ an :12 names
Whichlnngotngio
sacrificial till at $10
Call and Examine Them
A: it will he to Your Own Interest.
”h.
Da'Vis
The. Taller,
can.
at either of our two stores. ‘ 4”—
:South Norwalk
Scofield 8c Hoyt
9 Norwalk, 0t.
NORWALK AND SOUTH N ORWALK Trial—4;..li7rILans
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3Y0“ at 5 p In .i.~anmtay- at ‘2 p. m.
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I 5 Hdum'ng. hw- leave Norwalk at 5 p. at, South
l lNorwulk swam.
. . . Freight taken "on and received tor all
. polnta on the Dunbar, and Kort-ll Ind
. Ge rocerles inepang Ballronde at Greatly Reduced
Katee
Upona lira'lon to agents!!! aim
,md c will be sent financial oflrelgbl
mywhcn- in New York or to cinlty.
rail persons are rorhid unninunyol the
.mpmyce-oi rue boau oi this iineonacmtol
mp "when Vin-rm!
Table Delicacies,
FRUITas. «30..
Music Mum-Ill) nml I-rndlnl.
EB undersigned wactlcal 8mm lam. dull.
to‘mtorm ihe puma. last he is hand to
promptly Illtnd tn Ill kinds ol none soon and w
Grad n2. Granite supplied tor uv-de-plnv v i
racuun guaranteed WILLIAM uw'fon.
i ll Ru. a Hill street. lot-alt
GROCERIES AND MEATS
—A‘I' m OLD STAND OY—v
T. BURR GUYER & 80R
svnmewoon.
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}ITY FOLKS FIND 17 TO THEIR ADVANTAGF 'lO THAI}: WJ'IH DH
com U. A TE? AI:-
BRIDGEPORT.
W.B.HALL~8..CO
Grant lilosing mom Holiday lath.
Everything must go. Prices no object. You can
save money by buying es us. Special bargains
In our Cloak loo- altd our Umbrella Dept.
an the has... or... Bronaa and Plush Good... Games, ammunition-mun.»
beta, etc., to he sold at once. as we want the room tor our January ale. _ " .
OBSERVE. '
Plush and leather Albums were ”a, l 19 and 1.25; your choice at The, all . '
- in proportion.
Pl CTURES,
Were lli, as and 80a; your choice at be. cash.
BIBLES,
Wnel'lh. new) so; won i”. now 875 lany J Helms! worhfllfig
“0'3. “piste, l N; D'ohma’ works, in role, 9 75. Sootl'a works, I" "
Paradlarhptlroul lemme. Allmhoobmeatlfimoulle. Millie.
Mobile. Alinolidayomdadewnlnwproportion. V
Grand Annual Red Ticket
opens Monday, Jenner-rd“.
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