Especial attention is called to the quality of the Cambric, strength
of the edge and choice patterns.
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plans on banner
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
WILL BE POI} V0
Tamlse Cloth. Railway Cords,
Convent Cloth, Sterling stripes,
Alsatian Sultings, Camel flair,
Waterproof serge, llouble Sateens,
Brilliantine, &e., &c., are.
* BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT
Mohair Brocade, Mohair Stripes,
. E strellette Mohair, Mohair,
Silk Warp Henrietta,
' Silk Finish Henriettas,
. Wool Brocades, Band Suitings,
Real India Cloth, Silk Warp Batiste.
‘ CARPETS.
"We have the Largest Stock of Carpets ever shown in Norwalk
at prices that defy competition. In it will be lound:
loquette Velvets, Axmiuster, Wiltous. Body
‘_ ' Brussels, Boxbury Brussels, Tapistry Brussels.
We are agents for HARTFORD, LOWELL and GLENHAM
MILLS, R. J. HOGUET, W & J. SLOANE, THEO. W.‘
BAILEY it 00., and JOHN 8: JAMES DODSON.
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Advertising.
Advertising isnow-a-days look-
ed upon by the merchant as an
art. It is looked upon by the
people as a matter of informs
lion. They want to know
where to go to find certain
goods and at what price. Many
in” novices have attempted to
hoodwink and beguile the
public by advertising what
other merchants arb doing,
have done or will do, without,
however, daring to come out
square-teed with a statement
at their own doings. This is
misleading. It is done to mis-
lead, and is not considered
among reputable merchants as
dealing fairly with the people
A recognised mercantile
authority upon advertising
says. “If you claim to sell
certain goods cheaper than
your neighbors do, name the
Take the public in
your confidence get that of
your customers and do not
abuse it. Assume that your
readers are sensible and honest
people. Do not advertise goods
which you cannot or will not
deliver at the prices announced
for the time.”
Every railway has the short-
est route and makes the fastest
time, is absolutely the salest
and most convenient, and otters
the most comforts for its pas-
sengerr, besides which it is the
cheapest, and most of them
pass through the finest scenery.
The road which publishes its
timetable and. lives up to time
is one which travelers prefer
and the one in whom the pub.
lic believe and with whom they
will trade.
This is common sense. We
always have what we advertise.
Whether it is a Special or Gen-
eral sale the public viill get the
benefit of our advertised prices.
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100 pieces new and beautiful
Spring Sateeus, prin on an
an extra fine cloth, , inches
wide at 12“, really worth
19c.
110 pieces new SpringDress
Ginghams at 10c, cheap at
I2lc.
95 pieces new Seersucker
Ginghamsat' 21c, worth 15c
Other new and beautiful
We 'are now showing the
finest line of New Hamburg;
in Cambric and Nainsook Edg-
iugaluaertiugs and every width
of Flouncings.
an our Embroideries e n...
marhbly Low Prices, to which
we call your attention.
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Dress Goods. '
Spring Novelties just received. A lull line at all the lateit '
shades in Fancy Stripe Cashmere-just the thing to makeover
an old suit with and yet you will not be able to find a W
for a complete suit.‘ This quality usually retails for 37kt. ’ V
For this Week, 25¢ per Yard.
”’4’“
Combination Suits.
Eight Yards Plain Material, 3 _ _ $2 98 {
Three Yards Fancy Silk Velvet, l '
Also Combination Suits from $3 98 to $17.98, including all
the latest styles and colorings.
Han. 5.. u...—
Owing to our greatly increased business we have been obliged
to remodel our Ribbon, Toilet, Small Wares, and Embrpidery
Departments, and we‘ would invite the ladies of Norwalk to
come Ill and see the many improvements which have been made;
as well as to take advantage of the bargains to be found in
these as in all other departments of our commodious store.
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Toilet Department.
25c Large Bottle Best Florida Water.
[2“: Good Size Bottle Bay Rum.
25c Per bottle. Syndicate Lustrate, the best gold and
silver polish in the world. Contains no poison or injurious
substance and will not scratch the finest gold. Every lady
should try a bottle. Once used you will never be without it.
We are headquarters for Sheet Music. 3,000
0 different kinds. Ask tor Catalogue. '
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Notion Department.
. Satin and Silesia Cushions in Pink, Blue, Yellow and Cardi-
nal. all sizes and at the lowest prices.
12“: per skein, all colors, best quality Germantown.
16¢ per skein, Scotch yarn, in Black and While only.
9c ) r yard, Chenilled and Gilt Cord, in 14 difi'ereutcolors,
wort 2 c.
.___....__..
Stamping Department.
Owing to the rush during the holidays we were unable to
give this department our close attention. We have since then
taken one 0! our large rooms for this department in order that
everything may be satisfactory. See Sample Book at Ribbon:
Counter. ‘ ,
Carpet and Upholstery Dep’m’
On Monday, February 24th we will open our Carpet and
Upholstery Department.
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20 to 40 per cent. saved by purchasing new.
Union Ingrslus, from 25c to 500;
Extra hgralus, from 580 to lie,
Agra, Extra Grade, $1.00 per yard.
Tapestry Brussels, from 45a to 90s;
ESTIMATES FURNISHED. SPECIAL PRICES .
LARGE ORDERS.
Kitchen Specials.
One Set Cups, 44c ' ’-
Lamps, 24¢ each.
Majolica Pitchers, 93
Majolica Cake Plates, I 10::
Large Meat Platter, 49¢ were? . ,
Cocoa Door lists, only _‘ ,
Toilet Set, 10 pieces, 7‘
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