ls adlrbion 9! opinion regard-
die-en. The prevalent one a
no waethat pneumonia was
new the result at table;
wtact it. disease In the loop
“ ”U ’et the lever and other cou-
m; but at the present
moot rum—.1 We.
Woo-ode as In or
I!“ ”his! file-rm 4-11de
mm tho-nae unma- are
‘ llrlyths leml unite-m or this
1m just as the intestinal
’ In less! Illl‘hlfhltntlonl ol
. not. What in known as
‘ Is an entirely diner
, Wendie uraallytbemult ot
' m to cold. causing bronchitis
1 ‘ “Mode into the lung, afleotlug it
at many circumscribed spots.
pneumonia usually lasts live or
ill. MI- n rule More complete re-
“lath. More the patient is able
ahontand toattend to his usual
hunchlolpneumonin might
I’M Women; old and feeble
W m Wren and young people have
M potty well from it. ”
WM W as to the causeol
“I W Dr. Shepherd raid that many
“a! pasnmoniahad been [1de to
ham,” gar-l. and the belie! is that all
”rally ultimately be shown to be
studio thie way.
In tbseourre of a casual conversation
with Br» Ch 0. Bench last evening on the
mew-u. Dr. Bench mid:
“a! chill in not the cause of pneu-
.1 min but theresnlt. Them: that in
WWII!!! oases of pneumonia but
”all! portionof the lung is involved,
3”. in milder cases we may lind
Infill: ”tidal ol’ the lung involved,
muconcludetbat it ira general
1 - . The severity of the symptoms
My due to the retention in the
W poisonous matters. A cold.
preceding illness, or indiseretions in n
man’shnhitl, tender him a more lit sub
ject. A cold doesnot run into pneu-
Inputs, but pneumonia may be superim-
pmihpon n cold. One of the chiel in-
W in the treatment is to support
thp- heart until the crisis, because the
m is the pneumonia depress that
am; The fatality of pneumonia is
measured by Iran failure. The
are produced within the system
' One lot Wool Shaker half Hose,
harness seen. The present epidemic I
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Our Second Great Annual
Mark Down Sale
Will Qommence
Saturday, Jan. 18-
~Aw
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{will offer. Also to give you an id
durin‘g this sale.
e think it unnecessary to; spa
1.19..
and lowest prices of any House In Norw k
’9 dd atlrlbdhlidg'this‘ film would call your attuptionttotniqu» olilithq My her-311mg.“
however say that we will. and shall alwa 3, keep up our ureputation of having the best goods
em may save by givmg us a call
ebe had at our store; we would,
Elli E1
One lot Gent 8 Fancy Cotton Socks, 50 apair
One lotGents Beacon Cotton Socks, 10c 11 pair
19 cents
24 cents
One lot Wool Granger half Hose,
' One lot of Ladies’ Cotton Hose, black,
mixed and Balbriggan, 10 cents
Oile lot Fast Black, regular made,
Cotton Hose, 19 cents
One lot Ladies’ all wool Black Hose, 17 cents
One lot Ladies’ all wool Black Hose, 19 cents
Onc lot Child1en’ 3 Derby Ribbed Cot-
ton Hose, 10 cents
One lot Ladies’ Ribbed and Plain
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 Ladies’ 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 Cashmeres, 48 cents per yard
40 in. all wool Serges, 49 cents per yard
54 in TurkeyDamask, reduced to 29c, worth 40
54 to. Turkey Damaskreduced to 33c, worth 45
54 1n. Turkey Damashreduced to 45c,
several patterns. Well worth 60c
54 1n. Turkey Damask, reduced to
49c. Worth 65c
74 in. Turkey Damask, reduced to
79c, Worth 90c
Red Bordered half- bleached Damask,
iev
1and Children’ s Coats at. half price.
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rm“ upon “an to L1. 1 1.01. .31.; ,r,’
value at 15c. ., Now 9c
25 dozen Towels actual value, 19c, Now 12}
119 doaknottedlringe Towels.“ inches loo,
hordersred, blue and cream, worth 2 c
‘ each, Now l2§c
Ono lids unbleached Cotton, m remnants-4gi
. 011thale44nnblenched~flotton
grgobgamtuouauttchea “I" as;
Thehht make of unbleached Cotton, it 6111
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LINENS.
. 54 1a. TurkeyDamask, reducedto 25c,worth37i
CLO AKS.
Owing to the unfavorable weather we have a large line of cloaks on hand.
one for cost or less. In no instance do we desire more than cost.
be asaving of at least 33 l- 3 per cent. Satin lined Plush Jackets $6. 98.
CAMELS
, 10 amnaqu ..,,1..,..., amen-on donblcrsattutnmk gradual“
‘DOMESTIGS.
GDIAE EARLY AllD SECURE BARGAINS, FOR THIS SALE LASTS BUT SIX DAYS.
ARPETS
One lot Gents Grey Merino Shirts
and Drawers 21 cents
Onc lot extra good value Gents VI hitc
Merino Shirts and Drawers 29 cents
One lot Children s Wool Mittens, 10 cents
One lot Children’s Wool Mittens, 12; cents
One lot Ladies’ 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 Ladies’ Cashmere Gloves, 21 cents
One lot Ladics‘ Cashmere Gloves, 25 cents
One lot Ladies' Kid Gloves, four and
five button, 59 cents
Onc lot Gents Heavy Knit Gloves, 24 cents
One lot Gents Unlaundried Shirts, 25 cents
One lot Gents Unlaundried Shirts, 39 cents
One lot Gents' Linen Collars, 100.
each, three for 25 cents
One lot 8013 Flannel Shirts, 45 cents
One lot B1113 Flannel Shirt Waists, 49 cents
One lot Gents Flannel Shirts, 49 cents
an Sills.
42 1a. all wool Black Henrietta, 58 0. per yard
18 yards of our 81. 09 Black Silk,
warranted, $16.29
18 yards of our $1 29 Black Silk,
warranted, $18.49
18 yards of our $159 Black Silk,
warranted, $23.29
54 in. Red Bordcred half-bleached damask.37l
60 1n. Red bordered half- bleached damask,49c
54 to. Cream White Damask, all linen,
14c., 24c., 29c. 33c.
60 in.CreamWhitc Damask, all linen,37§c 81'. 49
72 in. do. do. do. 69c
72 in. do. do. do 72c
Pure White Damask, 39c, 490., 59c.,
69c, 79c., 89c, $1.09, $1.19, $1.24.
We oiler
By giving us a call
Newmarkets
'13} " (“3";
u'ze, worth 75c. 11 pair,
Will be sold at 25c
Table Napkins marked down to 49c, 69c,
89c, $1. 09, $1. 29 and $1. 49 per dozen.
Very hen
One case short lengths
Canton FlanneLat'l', 8, 9,10,11,12}
beat Prints, 4c
White erFlannel, 11, 12k, 150, 25c, 33c
One case Dorset Flannel,
One case Canton Flannel, 5c
4’
thefinestlinoot
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this section.
100 Doz. more of those Genls’ llnlanndried Shirt
and back; pure linen Wristbands and Bosom; full finished seams; a reguhtr 50c shirt,
advertised elsewhere at 39c each; our price on this lot will be
The great public- appreciate the fact that
SCOFIELD & HOYT
Always do as they advertise, and give as credit for honest of statement when we say that we
will place on sale WEDNESDAY, J {NUARY 22d,
10.00011 Brusselsiametmliw
500 Pair Fast. Black Ladies’ Hose, purchased 61' the old and reliable Boston
house of Brown & Darrell, which will be run as long as they last at 9c. 3 pair,
590 Pair Fast Black Ladies’ floss, full regular mode would be cheap at
21c 11 pair; our price on this lot will be 150. a pa".
mugs, size 361172, the regular price on this
during this sale -
Idoo’ynit or All wont Extra super Ingram pmeflswtm. ya.
Best and most carefully selected stock of Lowell and Hartford Ingrain Carpets to be found 1n
”“790
grade of goods
.éfich.
8 reinforced front
3711:. each.
mouthed-superstars”
FURNITURE
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DAVID STOW,
26, 28, 30, 32 80. Main Street,
South Nor-walls, - (1....
vs sums.
FAWCETT’S
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SATURDAY, Dec.7
1 grvymspotoombfith ’vrfihnntrt‘lt‘MU'
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A'l' TIRY WW PRICE.
Ostrich Plumes and Tips
[N ALL THE NIW SHADES.
Best 12lc Towal in town.
Underwear.——"5 (101.. Gents’ Scotch Shirts, 25¢. each.
regular price 65c each, our price to close,
Best 12§c Huck Towel 1." town
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100 doz. Gents’ Scotch Shirts,
- 45c. each.
Best 25c Huck Towel 1n town
No Use Talking, We Can Save You Money.
Scofield & Hoyt,
NORWAIaK AND SOUTH NORWALK
M rs.W. Fawcett
No. 8 WATER STREET,
NORWALK. - CONN.
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3 Norwalk, 0t.
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oysters.
Tlosldeelrtugoyrters opened herb daily can
procurethelliol 8.! 00'1" ILL.
Pom or Raymond 91
A» S. lfi‘ERRlS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry .
fine Watch Repairing a Specialty.
89 South III. B... - lath Iondl. l
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Photographer. 5
South Norwalh, Conn, Dec 26, 1889
CAUTION.
Do not be Deeeived by prom-
ises of Crayons. made free of
charge. In the end the cost is
moral than if ordered of the
local Photozrapher. For ar-
ticulars inquire at N011 11’s
Photographic Studio.
B. EEELYE & SEE.
W100. B MLYN.
51 Washington Street, South Norwalk
2? Main Street Norwslk.
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And Ice Cream.
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0! all kinds Iron 51: launch
RAZOR STRAPS, RAZ Ill RONIS. SHAVING
DRUM BBAVIVG CUP“. POCKI
CUTLIBY. he. to.
The Beat the Pocket Kalle in Town.
Our goods unwarranted
HILE’S CIIEIIEE BRUESTIIRE
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Ar it will be to Your Own Interest.
Davis
The Tailor,
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FDRRITDRE STORE
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EChoice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS,&30.,
No 8 Main Street.
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Will leave pier 33 k 11.. hmau street
York ship :11. (Sarnrdan‘Ptegp. n1. ) N"
i i'lle‘tigh mg? (Iron) 7N“. ru. tohp In)
11mm to cave orwnik at 5
Norwnlh «“311 30.11 m. p In. South
freight tnhen from nnd received [or III
polrrta on the Dnbnry nnd ltorwnlk nnd
1:11.112" Railroad. nt Greatly Reduced
“Upon licatlon tongcncheCi oi orwal
dlarwilt be sent for 21“ N{thighk
mywhereinNchorkoritev
WAD person are forbid trusdnzanyol the
employee- or the boats of this 1111 ncenunto!
the owners therwf. eon
Stone unwary and finding.
THE undersigned practical Burns lam. desires
miniorrn the public that he is pared“ to
Emilia, ynttend tosll kinds 0! 8- one
g. Granite supplied for underplnr 1u&) Satis-
faction guaranteed. WILLIAM
No. 5 11111.net. Norwnlh
GROCERIES AND MEATS
-——-AT ran OLD STAR!) OF—
T. 31733 Gum do SON.
SPRIHGWOOD.
ALL ORDERS FILLED PROMPT :"
'ITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE T0 TRADE WITH US
GIVE! U. A 11115.1...
BRIDGEPORT.
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lillllll lilflSlllE “Ill 3118 III llflllllll liIIIIIlS.
11119531911195 '9‘“!
save money bytr
in our Cloak Boom and our umbrella Dept.
01,, ,mm no object. You can
yrrg or no. Spccinl bar-silh-
“All the Leather. Glass, Bronze and I’ll-“Ml (32$, Beulah"!
heir, etc, to be sold at once, as we want theiroom‘ for oriruiariuaryi T
OBSERVE
Plush and Leather Albums were 9811., l 19 and 1.25; your choice at 75cc" all others
in proportion.
PICTURES,
Were 15, 85 and Ella; your choice at he. each.
BIBLES,
Were 8 75. now 9.50; were 4.”. now 3.73. Ilnny J. Holmea’ works, We. .Dlohns
work, complete, 199; fiche»! works, 191 min, 2 75. Scott’s works. 19 velar, 8.“.
Paradise hurt from 1.19 to die. All 9511. books, best 12 mos., the. All 850. books
down to 95¢. All Holiday Gwds down to snare proportion.
Grand Annual Red Ticket Sale,
Opens
macaw from...
Clo-he Reduced tram...
Ahflmllaehsumarhsddownfrummoomflmeaeh. ‘ , ‘
mmmmmuomsmm at Bottoml’rlereontle
amour nan TICKETS. , .
anew-M "s
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Monday, January 6th.
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