pint or Nesting.
. tarnished tourma- hot
' m shins Bill
Huntsman street.
team tenant..and-from its
LOW PRICES.
‘ LOW PRICES.
‘ LOW PRICES.
LOW PRICES.
fir site's.
. r NILES.
' I. pay you more
the average rate of interest in :23
guinea pursuits. Deposits recs!
as will go pleased to furnish you refer-
.uaatonumsss in the past. and what
vacancies for others. if you are situated
Mmmmmlg‘lfilnpomn, dress
na
litan News 00.,
as Ila-nus at, Boston. Mass.
”rare-s2: proflt'slonc?’ a rllwk apt! acipdal
cubes nonmaeereerno.
arsadvFe-edtosugscribe
Mm Wit?
toslrflail Harlot tors. which give you
last Internshticn on active stocks. and
you to make money if you do your
new-"us. he...“ landmine:
(MI c a 9,
asst. address.
Imcpcliian News (10,.
d8 CONGRESS ST.,
(A. Is: a us. Mm. lass.
’ 06 on
WAGONS.
slow and second hand:
ms. Fictions. Carriages
Castles. Spindles. sic.
Prices to Suit All.
mum—ram
“I filled and Extracted without pain.
”‘M It Bad Rubber from
'WMM mm.
. M and Brides ork.)
M his-sated Paislessly, 500
f ' Fillings, 50c
, . mum 7'50 up
“i “lilacs. 31.00 up
. :Mat reasonable charges and guaran-
Wears avaainga aatll I p. m.
.0. ss 'LIIIIMI I'll“.
Moles. south Norwalk.
. ‘ » iii"
mums
_ “I“! "\N/mm
, pers, worth 2.00. at 1.30.
oarycana‘nunaarilmasdavsacid
Mtwaundvsstauditiahsaoalyafiut
oasvfourthcfyoariiase. lorfurthsr
Montanaddtvssllcdsral’uas
main-com ‘
We might tell you more about one
Ifinats Cough Cuts. but you probably
know thatis eurea'acongh. Every one
does-ho has used it. It is a perfect
remedy for coughs. colds, hosrsnga. it
is an especial favorite for children. being
pleasant to take and quick in curing G.
A. Gregory a 00.. and G. 0. Btillson
Read Aysr's Almanac. which‘ your
druggist will gladly hand you.,and note
the wonderful curse of rheumatism. ca
tarrh. acrofula. dyspepsia, scawtna, de-
bility, homers, and sores, by the use of
Ayer'a Baraparilla. the only Samparilla
(admitted at the World's Fair.
'Ayer's Hair Vigor is certainly a re
workable preparation and nothmglilre-‘
it has ever'been produced. No matter
how wiry and unmanageable the hair
may be, under ’he influence of this in-
comparable dressing, it becomes soft,
silky and pliable to the comb and brush.
Busy people have no time, and sensible
people have no inclination to use a slow
remedy. One Minute Cough Cure acts
promptly and gives permanent results
G. A Gregory a (‘11.. and G. O Stillaon
M
Olin anus.
3 OIZETY E RUIlDIIIli.
Encouraged by our increasing trade
snd:hoping that we may increase our
sales for the next month. we will have
ANNUAL
January and February
SALE
to reduce our stock.
Herearea few of thegood things:
40 We. Ladies' Turn Pat. Leather Slip-
80 re. Ladit'a‘ Turn Kid Sli pets
worthp1.60.st9ilcts. p ’
203m Ladiee‘G. Welt Pat/fl Shore,
3;; E width only, worth .50, at
60pm. Lsdiea‘ Pat. Tip Opera and
Claims-6m Sense Toe Shoes, worth 2 00.
at p. .
180 pre. Ladies' Kid Common Sense
Welt Shoes. worth 8 00. at 2 00 a pair.
In our Men‘s Department. We will
offer the balance of our well known 3.00
Cork Sole Shoe nt 2 50 a pair.
80 pre. Men's Cork Sole, Lace, worth
2.00. at 1.60 a pair.
30pm. Men's Cork Sole, Lace and
Congress.(-Iizes 0,10;(nnd 11), worth
2.50, at 1.25.
70 pro. Men's Grain Shoes. worth
2 (m. at 1 50.
2 Cases of Men's Arctics at 85 cts. a
pair.
85 prs. PoliceShoes, worth 2.00. at
1 50 a pair.
140 prs. Men's Shoes at 8.3 cents.
60 pm. Boys‘ Grain Shoes, worth 1.75,
at l 25. ,
Youth in the same, worth 1.85. at
o
80 pra. Youth's Shoes at 70 cents.
00 pro. Buys’ Shoes at 80 cents.
An inspection of Our Goods and Our
Prices is a Positive Convictionlthat
'11“) WHITE SHOE STORE
Is offering the
Greatest Bargains
of the season.
honor-f.
I. R. DAIILMAN’S
NEW DEPARTURE
Auction Sale
COMMISSION STIIBLES.
m‘mnmwmmum’ L
205, 206.’207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 9
212, 214, 224, 226 East 24th St,
bet. 2d and 3d Ava, New York
OrandOpeningiuciionSale
Monday, Jan. :4. l895, ID a. m.‘
[Insular llalss to take place every‘
leads] all 'lharaday followlag the
mad opening. is the ant and spool--s
ans rias sow bolas completed for the
sale of horses by settles.
llavinsnmlsar‘a tsforragni eon-
“ Wholly;
s ins s- from
“I“. s Alum last
an' ' “liar al «mu
WW lees. ”lit-era
.. hectares,
all hours’ trial
horsainusthaas
mnsyrstnadstl.
‘ ,f”
given; every tanner. intern m an
WM“ leaf val
avrttima cows.
lass rage for decoration. The purchase of
feathers by ‘ woman is doubtless done
thoughtlessly. but if a lady on putting her
dainty bonnet on her head would reflect
that the crnamcntalplumea that it dis-
plays were obtained by the slow starvav
tlon. possibly lasting for some dsywnf the
miserable offspring of tho slaughtered par»
out there would be less desire for such
trophies
Paris still clings to black hosiery as the
really correct style. in spits: of all the bright
and fanciful varieties displayed ,by the
shops in the hope of changing so econom-
ical a fashion. The latest black stockings
have corn, beige or gray feet
A man who aspires to keep at the very
point of fashion must have a velvet collar
on his evening coat this year. Be must
wear little or no jewelry besides the neo-
sasary collar and end buttons
In France the engagement ring is worn
on the right hand.
Russian blouses. rather long. of brown
or red velvotand trimmed with astrnkhnn,
are now fashionable for children. A wide
lace collar is worn with them.
An illustration is given of a princess
evening gown of pale rose glace taffeta.
It is trimmed in front with two panels of
light blue moire. narrow at the waist.
where they are fastened byn chair, and
widening over the bust and toward the
foot of the skirt. 'l‘he decollutngo is square.
is guimpo of rose moussollue do sole cover
ing the back and shouldc‘r‘s, while leaving
the front of the gown open. The short,
puffed sleeves are of.roso taffeta. tied with
blue ribbons A hand of guipure trims
the upper part of the front of the bodice.
J unit: (1801.111.
USES OF VELVET.
Highly Fashionable Goods For Both Dly
and Evening.
Velvet is highly fashionable for both
day and evening costumes. it is worn es-
pecially at weddings whom onrcruonlous
toilets are necessary. and whore the friends
as well as the relatives of the contracting
parties are expected to reflect crodlton the
affair by the sumptuonsnoes of thclralr
tlro Velvet is nlso much favored for elab-
orate dinner gowns and is by no means
confined to middle aged women. It is
worn in rich nnd brilliant tints by women
lith’. VELYIIT DOWN.
of all ages and is richly trimmed with lace.
guipure. point do vonlsc and renaissance
embroidery or bonds and detached motifs
in application. Sortietlmea open insertion
is laid over sntln ribbon lighter than or
the same shade as the velvet.
The lower. novelty In law is enriched on
the thick part of the pattern by pearl
beads of various tints. swal embroidery.
gold and silver threads and oven braid
patterns.
Chou: and flowers of velvet are new
used lhdlacl'imlnatoly on skirts and cor-
sagea and are seen on nearly all the newest
gowns worn by those women who desire to
keep "in the movement. " as Parisiana s:-
reas it.
The fashion of having velvet sleeves for
silk gowns of the some color as the silk or
differing from it is by no means waning
Emilee, bolt and similar portions of ill.
gown are then made of the velvet, and the
costume is much richer looking than if it
were composed of silk alone Velvet is
likewise thus combined with tulle, [alias
and mousacllns do solo. an association of
fabrics that would have been ecnaldsrd
preposterous a few years ago.
An illustration is given at a atrlk
[own of parlwinltla bins bengallna a
aacurisl yellow velvet. The silk limb
slightly draped in front and has a
his which extends above the waist
oaks onthelsft sldsof the bodies. A
hand of think borders the plalt The bad-
lss is tight and has :tyaksof valves, ans
mended s berths inure headed by
a for its
sailor.
~ sna
Resume-nod
, , , awn-calf. .
so; helium-John. our. why an
amoral
. Ishtar» o disti llllll than
cash smears, darling—glans.
I M an. M nu ortm M
"I like your cheek," said the indignant
maiden to the youth who kissed bar.
“And I like yours." said he as he km
her again—Truth. ’ ‘
Every Time.
Bile—Ara you sorry that you kissed the?
Be-Yea. but it’s better than being
lorry that I didn’t.-—-Bcston Gaastts.
Don't Tobacco Spit or Insole Your Life
Away,
Is the tritthful. startling title of a book
about. No-To-Buc.‘the harmless, gnarsn
teed tobacco habit ours that braces up
nicotinised nerves. eliminates the aim»
line poison, makes weak men gain
strenath. vigor and manhood, You run
no physical or financial risk, as Nev'l‘o
guarantee to cure or money refunded.
Book free. Address, Sterling Remedy
00., New York or Chicago.
It cures piles. it cum obstinate sores
chaped hands, wounds. It does this
quickly. Is there any good reason why
you should not use Dertt’s Witch Baa
el Salve? G. A. Gregory a 00., and G.
O. Stillson.
If a New York milllotlatre gives a din
o'er at 5th avenue and 26th atroctmosting
3700.00, which gives 10 people dyspepsia
and these people spend $1,456.00 in doc
ors’ bills and finally have to pay 66.00
Mb for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them
what would be the thng per capita if
the dinner should not be given. then-
oeing 87 persons at the team
inquire at Plaisted’s drug store. when
you may have the problem solved and
go information aboutnaotas RicoiCnre
' The name One Minute Cough Cure
suggests a medicine that relieves at once,
and quickly cures. its use proves it.
G A. Gregory d: Co , and G. C. Stillson.
Patent Medicines
EIOY RIO PLERSNNT TO .T’RNE.
AT .OUR PRICE.
iN HOT. MINI) NOT TO HIE.
[ontonikj $1.00
dood's Sampsrilla, .00
Ayera’ Sanapan'iln, .il':
Dana’s Ssrsapurilln, .67
Cuticun Resolvcnt. .76.
'lcott's Emulsion, ~,Ri'
Almen's Nervurn, .7lv
Stilison’s Specific for Malaria. .75
Paine's Cele Compound, ,0!)
Hmmirt‘th's 'llll, .12
All“ «w. ‘n Planters,
.10
BM xilll‘a Capsice Plastera, .lh
.Castorta. .illi
Carter‘s Pills, .13
Amour“! Bith‘fe. .1h
Ratinm‘s Microbe Killer, qis., .7
Radnrn'a Microbe Killer, gal. jars, 2.5
Yankee Lung Soother, .2!-
Deo. D. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
ll Washington Sinai.
i. 0. JENNINGS.
Pater Ranger, Calciminel. Palmer
And dealer la
Wall Paper and Burgers.
1 North Main street. "oath lion alk.
Sample bmka of fullllns latest at ion of
Patmrleortlern and Hill. Motlldlms in an to
hrntssa for i spar-tine on notice by postal.
Estimation cheerfully slvsn. moi.
Mia
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TENTS.
4.1.- ”-35- run at
It.
munit'rhocl'wf'or‘r‘ :5“...
m: "err“ tartaric
- .r h. mun-m...-
as” in
IS MONEY "
Make your hens
lay when eggs are
high by using
WILLIAMS’
POULTRY FOOD
it nourishes the fowl, and
keeps them in good
condition. “gt,“
Bic is sold by R. H. Plaiatsd under a D
‘ iiole'aln your pmtrhmltdhon
ates-us firms-st -
r .A..
ABSOLUTELY PURE
nit our stunts
SWEET OAI'ORAI.
CIGARETTE .
ans-unmanne-
UOII Lb Till” All.
I AND. cOlllflgfl'u
(MP 7
ohm, 12,022
Baas Rwonn 2:18”.
rill-e Kentm-lr Wilkes. No.1MRecord ”13%
lectlom or. No 125. Service.
.~A 1.60-
DAY BARON, 8,254.
liscoan 2mm.
Sire Baron Wilkes. in. 4758. Darn Carrie
Will-rs by Going; Wilkes. No. 519.
fee ”I . B. E. LOCKWOOD. In"
dllils am Nowallm'onn.
RE M E M B E R
The Ocnuscticut Otasrsl ills lir-
sursncs Om, oi Hartford.
will insure the life of a young man for IL!!!'
for less than 4c a,day.'or will sell him an en—
dowment for all") for 198.1 than 70 a day,
payableto himself if he lives. and his people
if he dies. so do not neglect to insure.
S. S. l'IIOMMEDIEU. AGENT.
III WiSIIIIIOTDII Si.
FITS!
BRACE UP! DON’T LOSE COURAGEI
Your Ill-em is not incurable hers-one your
physician has give» yin up. and you have not
renewed any benrilt from tho- medians you
havetriod. e not an res-on you cav mt he
cnrvd. We can to» rlwly cure all kinds of
Fi'sziipilrptiu. ('onvuisiot» or spas norlu Wk
“I! I all"! I PnfllI’lVl eND I'ltfl-‘IA-
Ill‘l’ filial! IN ALL cssza. We have
cum thousands. many cases of inn standing.
amlgiv'en unliydor-toraus inmirab e. in nor
"Allen's Flti'ure" you will mm a medicine
that has never Y'allrfl wound a speedy rnre
We back our Kflflflnlrll With an nd‘m n! flu)
many pets-tn we Cannot cure Highest bank
references fnrnlellt‘fl on applicatl .n.
1 qt. bottle. $3."). 2 I114. 86.00.
sums wanton. 1‘0,
WMhln on and Water we. Boslrm. Mast
LADIES
Suffering from Ruler irrl. Ruzvpressrrl or Pain-
ful Mun» ”ration and all lireuulnrillw of like
nwurc. will llllil our FEMALE P-Ll s an In-
ftalllblrt'n'r'. The-y are entirely safe and can
always be fl'lIf'Il upon for unruly rrllef. “r
have yet in hear of a ram win-re [hr-Y baw-
falls-din prurim-e ille- civilised rrtmli. A In:
should he in-ptnu hand at all (Inm- in :2 “title
for I'miil'iflrlll‘lr-n. i'orrraxrvnrlrm r- minim mlal.
Ry mail. with fulltlin-rlinna. mums maL
ed. 311."! per box.
ALLEN MtllfCAl. cn.
Washington and Wan-r 31”.. Kit-ion. Visas.
n'fll Iy
llElll custom.
This i'onmns Year Personal interest
YI-ullsv'n frr'l'h’ibl a little Yank of PEG”-
”DEATH" lt'I'LTr'l. Tum-rumplhh the par.
pn e for which this sylem of mlvrrllnli.“ Is
designs-d we invite your esrnvst alirmiou. and
m "pr-rallvll.
In its Hula-aver to explain 'he plan so you
mm how no hesitation in nwnl to Its adnp
lion.
“i' care bear In mind that lhrr» is an
ex sum to you what: v- r. either for 110‘
an or Pitsun'm When yull than
purrhm u' the loalm winw
names appear the ileum bowls, ynn
Psv run run omits n “I'll: run: or run
(manned lerv‘lll'"! tlt initial. if» this of
or: Tli'Kl’f for rarla "a Pram» ”upended.
As an illustration. supp!" you boy at one
Mun-.flvsulsmlllo amount of 'HWyIly leave
ion llrlieb: ht anntllermmr onrrhw amount:-
to fifty l‘Flle“'l! ave live lit-item nl vii" anul h-
or story yum» thrrlmw anmnnla in Milli you
learn Ihlriy- va timers and an on In the same
prnmnlnn, Wurnzlwr m» writer» from eat it
store cure a week. mid to! the “chefs w your
number twothsr and nravllt lhn emin- amour.
In your hams-1mm" humid,
and liahrta anmtmltnlr
the numbers mentioned lmlma we
will semi you 'hs rorrrplu Milt u
amount in wrmlnm. The premlnnme mm
of ills-Dilbert“! 'on for on: vmu of an» News
paper or Maurice. publisher! M the ulvvn
rain for 'iekr a cud; any llov it 71th may vis-
alre, in the am" way. or. if v n pro-In w:- w ll
semi you an order in trade on any on» of out
Advertirlux Imus for the Mmml'll due you for
tickets on
A“. Fllfill‘ln VIM. Ill Pliilnlfl VI'NNIIYY‘
Ill A"! All! UlTAlMN’IIll‘l 10 Ill samw'rau
run.
he lMllrerI There l- no limit of time
and by uninslhem moilnnnn-ly y n will re-
seiva w any valuable premium-zill- loflrl’twnl
willappr- «Isle y or Mort: anti we alt-ll hr
malty "llllnwfl. Hey we and some of mt
ticks'a in our nevi ml‘eetl-tnl Karo some
on will not
for»: them: instinctual your lent their
sales w mllnr nwmbr- or your family it
as. as every m a has a different camber salt
ls wt essential that you would at lb» ho ,
oultmrrhmlmnrelnllan-si. dn alilek a
at am and when you have “'0 all the ti ‘3'
sits. at limiter lmk free. at our Mire. Rm
l, lamlrdmlullns. limelkmrat "social
f 1's. nu l'ia Kiwi wharaallordsvs for ml—
iillls a
Mitten» will intimated as follow":
r...» ll: items 0 .M
am Argo. by
in
.-
“hen yuil have
in any of
.75 “
“ fll ” If” ”
as m so 5 "
" It " M "
n N Is '15 ~
so
ill "
A mining Jamaal (in. If. ll. smith. Isa
decently-rot
Fin. ills ttl Whistles
~srvioe. ll
fill Emil IND INIDSEIOEIT it.
~Wu—
Warshiin 313011, I). 0.
Via Old ll'oint comm. Va.
—700 runs or ocean resurr-
0n the Besutifnl new trumpet the
OLD DOMINION .LINE
Alfordinnl Rest and Recreation.
These trips are ideal."aa a considerable pon-
tlon is inane thrumb the quiet waters of the
“sums Hampton Bold-and Pots-u lives
and there is little likelihood of aesalckm ’
i
-———'———-
or ins by rail.
Write for particulars of thoseJnd other dr
llehtfnl trips to
Old Donlaioa Steamship Conyaay.
Pier as, North Ilvsr, law Isak.
W. 1:. Gmllaudou. Wine-President and ’l'rafi-
c Hanger. . «in up
NU. THERE!
Did you notlosil? What? Why tkasyallsvw!‘
handbill about ”A Great Sacrifice Sale." In
ars the items:
in lbs. of Granulated Sugar.
1 can Leader Milk,
2 Ozone Soap.
i can Tomatoesi.
lib. Bit-k or Mixed Tea.
l lb. best. Ground i‘oifre.
i can heat Corn.
l lb. Ginger Snaps.
lbox Ensure-line Stove Polish.
54 lb. best. Ground Pepper
:I
a restrict-r!
“To obtain these prices purchaser will have
to buy the entlre order."i
Looks well. lint this talk of “great surf-
llce.” "genuine bargains." and “ones we scald
The profit on that bill of goods is from 25 to
same withitho guarantee of better Mimosa-s
week. you can get it right here for Ohm elsi
:
Dibble UL cbmsincl’s.
llililflill
sins
Lo Deters
MUPLE SYRUP
Fresh: and Salt Fish
EUDDILDPS
No. LESDLT MlCIIEREL
IIDIRSE RADISII
GROWN D TO ORDER, AT
IIUN'T &. ZEIUFF’S
’i'alcpholw. ll- 1 l.
FINE MDURNINC VIDRN
A SPECIALTY AT
Mrs. Holmes’
CITY MILLINERY STORE.
wsasnumu In“? M0011! NOIVALI.
Physician for Woman!
an. n. t. i. wont
Ilhakaaaasaitvlatisrslsa.
in and st, Imam. Isaa..
aunts ‘mulammmuustsaasas
U . .. .
.. mottlr’w
_ ‘itctu. on sale, with minim of got.
335‘ cents on its dollar and if you want 110" "‘"’"
and Tea. and flyon:want it every day in the 'y
not afford every day." is all rotten humid“ ‘ ’
I
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Norwalk Chronicler