Shouted
the Auctioneer was He S
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old the Stock of
. s JAFFRAY & COMPANY,
we old and reliable house Of New York, after being in the wholesale dry goods business for 98 years, in the city of New York,
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is season’s production which we will place on sale
Come early, for the goods will go at auction prises. Read this partial list and profit thereby:
Linens.
pa Table Damask,'374}c quality, at 25c.
pol. Table Damask, 49c quality, at 37l0-
pcs. Table Damask, 46c quality, at 33c.
”ti
Table Damask, 31 quality. at 75c.
«I dos. Linen Doylies, 10c quality. at 5c each.
All doz. Tray Cloths, 19c quality, at 12—lc each.
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' Domestics.
case Unbleached Muslin, the quality. at 4c yd.
case Domet Flannel, 5c quality, at 53c yd.
case Crash Toweling, 5c quality, at 2st: yd.
case 8-4 Bleached Muslin, 20c quality. at lzlc yd.
Chenille (Joyce's, 4ch quality. at 330 each.
ease of the best Quilts. 82 quality, at $1 19 each.
50 8 4 Turkey Bed Covers. 81 quality. at We each.
1 case Heavy Wool Blankets, 02 quality, at 9L2} each.
he Boston Store, Oerller
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Bov's Ribbed Stockings, best 25c quality, at who pr.
Ladies' Fast Black. seamless Stockings, full lengths, spliced heels
and toes, at this sale only So p
l‘.
Ladies’ Summer Lisle Vests, long and short sleeves, actual value
39c, at 25c each.
Men’s Random Merino Shirts and Drawers, ribbed skirts, regular
. price 7%, at 48c each.
Men’s and Boy's sweaters. Egyptian yarn, worth 50c. at 25c each.
Men’s Fancy Launderui Shirts, Collars and Cuffs attached, regu-
lar price 81, at 56c each.
Cloak
in this great sale we shall
Room.
include the greatest bargains
ever oil'vred in Capes and Jackets. all bought this week from a
manufacturer who wanted to close out his stock.
Main and Wall Streets, Nerlrellr, O
Here they are:
TOIIOAY NIOIlNINO, w, MAY 41h, I895, Al O O’OIOON.
18 Carla’s, appliqued and lined with silk, regular value, 812, at
.l‘l
15 Children's Jackets, navy, tan and red, 82. 50 quality, at 01.50.
12 Children’s Jackets, navy, tan and red, 34 quality. at $2.25. ,
20 Ladies’ Jackets in black only, at $6.50. $7.50, $8.50 and .10.
These are all worth from $10 to 815 each. Come and see them.
Dress Goods.
All. THIS SEASONS SlIlES.
10 pcs. Black Figured Broaades, 69c quality, at 2323c yd.
10 pcs. Brocade Mohair, 69c quality, at 35c yd.
5 pcs. Silk finished Henrietta, ill quality, at 750 yd.
3 pcs. Silk Warp Henrietta, $1.50 quality. at 98c yd.
10 pcs. mixed Novelties, 59¢ quality. at 19c yd.
7 pcs Fancy Checks and Mixtures, 75c quality, at 50c yd.
8 pcs. Cheviot Serge. 54 in. wide, 31 quality, at 69c yd.
10 pcs. Silk and Wool Novelties, 81.50 quality, at 81 yd:
, Do not pay
"the price of B. L.
for ordinary
tobacco, as '
Tobacco
goes more than
twice as far as
an _ “be" ME;
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{’ATENTS?
. ’j catfish-links mired-sash ‘
"" - crud-rial lnr Iceman: 7m.
m" a wig-rs lens hula: 553W
9;“ Inc or We, -.
, ‘ ll potpourri: or not, free
. 8' :uduwxmlt uncured.”
. sin Parents, with
u I. as Mac-um
rsmr m. Onondaga. s. s.
l. a. man.
SPRING FANCIES AND PADS.
flats Arc Larger ’I’Tnvvv Ever Ind Prof-sch
Trimmed.
Hat trimmings an- .«prmdtrlg out in
right and left. in most l-xrrmrrllnnry and
«lemming manner, and wmv it not. for the
Miller!) nflurtlvrl by the fashionable
sleeve it In more than probable that new
lists Would have their hands full. with pa-
tir-nts suffering from a new farm of eye
dim, the result of Wullmln (rum Eiwlllllli'
able and ill disposed lint trirrlmings.
Bad news for plnygm-ru is ru-pnrtml fr rm
Paris. Huts are to grow larger. in—tr-ml uf
dimirllullingln altitrlrlv. tilll‘inL! the rum-
ing M'twiln. Thu t'ltslnmfl nl' rlw nmlvnt
Gauls and the must. extravagant. mnrt
fashions of hygrmvru-ntlrrirw arr tn iw ri-
vulorl in Mill"), and the lmllw lLl‘l‘ ruling: in
borrow their hvmlm-rlr from the clays wile-re
Henry IV Wm’l‘. rt rt-unl Ilill‘ltl'l'lt‘ tnwr-rlng
above his but. and Mum‘s nlmt'fd 4"er
him 30.0w i'l'nl'fl‘l-l lzlllnur ammo. in thm»
months. Added to ”11' low-ring plumes of
' these fli‘l‘ill‘y' will probably be the huge Irv
tun ilqu'i'fu‘, ill'lll‘ tn Mme. tfhrymmhenw.
("'1' l'lil' 130011 rm.
the gaudy feathers of the African bird of
lime, and the! mriamla of roses that.
’lrglnlo wound about hrr inn ms is: 9km
her t'lwr Pauli.
Yellow, green and Mark straws are per:
tiruluriy fashionable. and flows-rs arc the
extreme of the ttlrxfu ml in trimming.
Plillfll‘l am not Olll'l‘ilrflll’d. level: are sum—
hineli with other trimming loan-ml of be»
in Ills-oi alone.
lund hat a. both lrvrxmam‘l rmnll, am to
homualy worn. amt crowns may he low
or high, All util' chem-cs. Thirteen“ while
your, whole everything "arm" and the
mt «idly dnwrl marten may he the
most fashionable.
. The arm shown in the skeleh loaf
posit do neither a m m. trimmed
filthy: velvet. Us eithersiilcof the
. dwmmldlsthemmmm
lard Randolph Churchill‘s Power.
A nimral instance of his pil'Wl'l’ in invest
the drl'nrlmt subject with charm took
plum one drums-y Waklnmizly afternoon in
Tim“, 1888. The clubs!» was llllll t'l't‘n lic-
cording in the standard of Walnmlny.
Theallhjmt umluuliwlwion was r‘lr lid-
wnrll Walkins' channel lunnl-l scheme.
Evcry argument tlmt. runnid ho uml on
either filllll' liar! luv-n rcpmmi l’n‘a‘i'fllltl over
again in furrrwr “when“. and the discus-
sion was bring lunmrirliy krpt up till
enough member! slmuid some down {or a
division.
11ml Randolph strtlllml lisilr-u‘r-rly into
.110 lmu'm nimm. 4 n'a'lvu‘k. elm-ll m. the
bar, pulling his minimise. “'lilll‘ Sir ilus-
my Vivian rullml forth his hmry pvl‘imls,
and ilmling nskml .1 llyr-lflliilt‘f what was
the Fililljt't'l. lilllll'f Illw’ih'tllrfl. Then its
Waller-ll In his l’uflwl’ malt behind the ifl‘llli-
ury hum-h. "Randolph is up” was mm
fitment-1i timmgh lobbies null riflluls'lill.‘
room. will nae-ruin“ I‘mwrlmi ill. curious
to know what. lirmhl-w-mill lillit‘. 'l‘llny
”Tm ”wt lung in doubt. Lifting tlw hull'
jlrt as if lv)’ email: ml! of tlrn- mud will-m
it haul lu-wn floundering furlmllru, he lil-
7mm! his tlt'lllllll'lllllull of llll'N'lil‘fill' will)
.1] the charm of wit and gs'rfu‘t illriliity.
' "Tho llnrmralvlcixrrlltlul ltmi told us ilmt
l the [manual illnm-l "my in easily blocked
lryl'vmlin lrlru'lllrlrry, which l!“ or some
' iris-ml of ht-K has irll‘rntvd. runner-ml with
I lmtlnn which M1» in he lulurlml by n
mnrtnry of stain in u cabinet in Pall
Mail. I ask \vin'tlu'r Mll‘ll a ridiculous
pnvymillun mm o worthy urgllrrwrlt to ho
llllfilllll'I'tl into svlcim qumllurl in: we have
llvvfnrlv. Irv. immim- ambient-t callus-ll sit-
. ting in ”W maruliim- nmumi the button!
E Ynm'y line lrlfl'm'ili mildew: mtiwml tn-
‘ mlwr inning tn llnriaiv who sllulrlrl lnllrll
the ivrlllun um] tlw alitlirnilynf coming to
a firlif'lllillllfl wlu'llu r it ought to lie
toms ire-vi l' '
It Was mzmluh, lf thorn m-rv any wus-
MW luvfum (”hurl/hill "will. llil‘fl! “l‘l'll
more all". for l: mutid inn-u mpriml
stunner mnvivlinn in mrry n llulllllu'l‘
through this czm'ade of ridicule—Nu—
tiunal iivvilrw,
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Call ”thing.
A pumilnr fact was lately minted out
by the whiten of the traumas (luring-
icnl urciely~nnnurly, that although much
I)" Om m to impnrn'e the (narration of
coal cutting the mlllm‘ pick remains ex-
actly what it has lawn for file [mt cen-
tury. and. as to rural ranting nwlmnlsmn.
not a single nwlllm- of the kind is at
vmrk in the Slam-lawn? district rainy. As
In wire were! and the limit methods of
driving-uric. damn. «mum-Mil nlr and
circuitry-4hr, pnmhkml «minimal strain
tulle ilnphurlimble. but much was to he
said in farm at umprmml air as to being
unless Well no ls‘lplng to («all and \‘l‘llll-
late the makings. but the loss in trans.
nutrition is very mt. 0n the «slim lmnd,
(flatlflml ir‘nmfluimimt lilt‘nlt‘m a loud
not um llmn leper cent. and new that
the dilllcnlly rm working has handover-
m it mm but mated Is the main
m of the future. A mvel nuchins
whining!” turn forces has been Inch)-
dlleul. It in, has word. the advantages
Is My. fishnets-numb.
NORWALK
iOOSlEIlS.
Caught oil Norwslk Islands.
leave your orders and have them
delivered in Norwalk every Satur-
day morning. A fresh arrival of
STRATFOAO, SNAO
every day. Vegetables from.Gresn'l
Farms every morning. The finest
assortment of
FISH AND.
VEOETABIES
to be found.
PUIIE TOMATO OATSOP
HONT 8r ZEIIIEE’S
Telephone. to-ll. .
ls so
WALL Press a...
w h e n
bought at our store that you
should not have soiled walls.
If you want us to hang it we.
will furnish you the best paper
hangers at the same price that
you will pay for cheap work-
men. We will guarantee every
roll of paper our men hang.
hslrseshMlltEll PAINT .......
ever made, every ounceoi which
lsstrictly pure material. You
can get it in any quantity you
wish from half pints to gallons.
We carry the largest line of
Artists’ Materials in the city,
and do a general Painting and
Paper Hanging business.
Remember the name and lo-
cation.
l. N. OEONEII,
« re re All re .er
SEASON I895.
OihhleOOemsteek
are headquarters for AROOSTOOK CO.,
Maine,
SEEO POTATOES.
The ruggcdnt Seed Potatoes in the world.
With many rivals,hut without a peer. We
have settled on three varieties that have
stood the test of every day farming for
years. They arcmoney new". and we
are looking for the trade of farmers who
are in business for money. It is no
economygto buy cheap Potatoes for seed.
Save in first cost to lose ten times that
cost in crop.
The Houlton Early lines.
This has led the list for 81 years. Our
seed is not to be confounded with the old
run-out Rose of other sections.
lheEarly Beauty olllebron
A formulated rival of the Early Rose.
It is every handsomcl’otatoom sure crop-
per with excellent cooking qualities.
The New Queen.
Closely resembles the Beauty of llabron
but is 10 days earlier. Our seed at this
sort comes from (isrihcn, Maine. where
it originated, is pure and true to name.
Also Bradley's Pumas Insure for P0
tales- and Bradley‘s Superphorpbats for
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AlreBmllc-iforlawnnndprdsn.
Cannpplysitherof shovelaoriclnal
lumen-nor in llllllaf or larger
quantitisstosnit.
Afralllotof
ONAONEIIS OIIEAI’
baseballs" pounds Glow have.
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cum.
’mdshflmflmm
Inlet-b.
Bummer-shunt”
finmmmfisuh.
M and a hall cos-ls cum
5
will, will
In our New Store you will
tlnd the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color-
ings in Western Connecticut.
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
be suited.
Painting, Paperhanging and
Decorating. We guarantee satis-
faction in all our work.
PAINTERS’
SU P P Ll ES,
ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
GLASS, ETO. -
E. E. Gorham,
Oomr First In. and list: 8t.
EAST NORWALKJ
All the latest Nelrellles
MILLIlllERY,
AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
CITY MILLINEIll STONE.
TREAT!!! BUILDINH.
WMBIKWI'OI '1'. 80m “ORV“
assess. Litton
ills. ills Ill Melanin-mu
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Norwalk Chronicler