Shouteci the Auctioneen as He Sold the Stock of
S JAFFRAY 8d COMPANY
IThe. old and reliable house of New York, after being 1n the Wholesale dry goods business for 98 years, in the city of New York
, Such is the history of the world—millionaires today, poor men tomorrow. The stock had to, be sold out to settle with the heirs. It »
‘*was placed in the hands oi a receiver, who tried to dispose oi it at private sale, but was compelled to'auction it off this week. Our
buyers were on hand and} secured some of the cream of the stock, letting go by all the old styles and passe patterns, buying only
this season’s production Which we will place on sale
Linens.
5 pcs. Table Damask, 3731: quality. at 250.
8 pas. Table Damask. 490 quality, at 37 «in. \
3 pcs Table Damask, 45c quality, at 33c.
ii pcs. Table Damask, 81 quality, at 75c.
100 doz Linen Doylies,10c quality, at 5c each.
25 doz. Tray Cloths, 19c quality, at Rio each.
Domestics.
1 case Unbleached Muslin, 6c quality. at 40 yd.
1 case Dumet Flannel, 5c quality, at ‘lc yd.
1 case Crash Toweling, 5c quality, at 23c y d.
1 case 8 4 Bleached Muslin, 20c quality, at Rio yd.
100 Chenille Covers 491: quality. at 3 3c each.
1 case of the best Quilts $2 quality. at $1 1!) each.
50 8 4 Turkey Red Covers ill quality, at one each.
1 case Heavy Wool Blankets, $2 squality, at $1. 25 each.
iiiiSIEilY Aiili
iliilliilWEAR
Bov’ s Ribbed Stockings, best 25c quality, at l2ic pr.
Ladies' Fast Black seamless Stockings, full lengths, spliced heels
and toes, at this sale only So pr.
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 75c, at 48c each.
Men’s and Boy’ 11 sweaters Egyptian yarn, worth 50c. at 250 each.
Men’ 11 Fancy Laundercd Shirts, Collars and Cults attached, regu-
lar price 31, at 5113c each.
Cloak
in this great sale we shall
ever ofl‘ered' 1n Capos and Jackt- ts all bought this
manufacturer who wanted to close out his stock.
a Boston Store, turner Main and Wall Streets, Norwaik,
Room.
include the greatest bargains 7 pcs Fancy Checks and Mixtures,
Week from a 8 pcs. Cheviot Serge, 54 in. wide, 81 quaiity,a at 69c yd. .
Here they are: 10 pcs. Silk and Wool Novelties, $1. 50 quality, at at yd.3
Read this partial list and profit thereby:
'3, 111111 MilliiiiNii, M11 411, 1195,11 91111111.
Come early, for the goods will go at auction prices.
18 Cages appliqued and lined with silk, regular value, 812, at
15 Children' s Jackets, navy, tan and red. 82. 50 quality, at 81. 50.
120hildren’ s Jackets, navy, tan and red, 34 quality. at $2. 25.
20 Ladies' Jackets in black only, at 86. 60 $7. 50, $8. 50 and 310.
These are all Worth from $l0 to $15 each. Come and see them.
Dress Goods,
All THIS SEASDN'S SilliS.
10 pcs. Black Figured BrOcadcs, fine quality, at :37 lo yd.
10 pcs. Brocade Mohair, bile quality, at 35c yd.
5 pcs. Silk finished Henrietta, ill quality, at 75c yd.
’3 pcs Silk Warp Henrietta, $1. 50 quality at '18c yd. .
1t) p.cs mixed Novelties, 391' quality. at 13c yd.
75c quality, at 50c yd.
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If a man wants 8
a GOOD chew i
B.L.Tobacco
will suit
$51va I
3 every time.
i Its flavor iS
aperfect, and
l it is the
' LongestChcw
in the world.
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We vise. Ii pennies e or o- 1, head
(Mics not due till poem is . tuned,
up “ "'1' 1'10 sin i'n ems,’ with
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THREATENED BY FIRE.
Flame- 111 - Blazing Forest Advancing on
(.ion flare-I, I’n.
ItnAnronn, Pa. .\lnyl'1.-—'I‘ho most do-
structivo fort-st fires known in this section
for years have mgr-d for the past week. A
lire started between Glen iinrol and Kat—
ner. Dollivor‘s largo sawmill. [muted
between thoso points. was soon dostroyod,
mguthur with ltl,01l0,tl(lll {out of lumber.
an engine house, rnilrond swirl-hos, iii
curs of lumber and cool. right dwullings,
an oil well and several thousand nun-s of
timber land.
A special train, conveying n ntenmor
and n largo {lil'ift‘ oi' flronu-n with house, was
sent from horn to the ammo of tho conflu-
, grntion. ’l‘ho liremrn wuro unable to do
anything more than prevent the tire from
nppronrhlnu tho town and succeeded in
diverting tho mursu of the flames.
Everything in the woods is on dry as
tinder. and tho lonvou and tmdorbrush
furnish abundant furl for tho blow. The
; Homes are going up the hillside at a rapid
rate 11nd dostroyim:owrything in their
path. The sky is black with a stilling
smoke, 111111 the llnmcs shoot up 1111 hiuh as
tho tops of tho irons. it was with (Hill—
unity that tho lnnmtes of buildings cumin
ed with their livos.t)1w man had his
shoulder broken mthor was injured in
tornnily while 31111111111“ from one of the
buildings. in another homo lay 11 Woman
who had given birth to 11 rhlld L’i hours
previous. She was rmcnod from the
"atom with much dlilioolly. and it is
toured «ho will die from fright and expo-
1mm
it was feared that the fire would mm
tho mist branch of tho (ilorion rivor and
wipoout the town of (lion ”111111. The
woods aloha tin Erin rnilrond hotwonn
livtiwr and itrnd ord Mo on tire, and it is
will i111 grunt
WiLD ENGINE-1'5 HAVOC.
(‘vnriwd Into . Pun-mun Train and Injur-
rfl ”thirteen.
Mirna 1111111. May "I.“MIN wild engine
collided with n pruning"! train on tha- rit.
Louis. iron Mountain nod Huntiwrn road
near tilnrksvlliu in the wreck lanai-sew
cars were injured. 11111111. however. totally.
Their names are:
idioms ilm loam. Mary iiovriing. 1! W.
( mm, W. it. (Jlsrkmn, it ii. Housman,
J. W. linrris. Arnolin lning. A. Lloyd,
V. M. Mmdnunh .iohm’viienmn, hi. 0.
itumeli, inimit child of John Dumbo-r,
infant child «11 Mrs. iirmun.
Tho nutrient tron-duo to tho carelessness
of Engineer i’v‘iiimnks. who was at the
ih‘mttlu of n luromntivo drawing a (minis!
train. lie was to meet the invariant train
at lfiariuviils and was 111111.! onion in
lidsirsoir tin".
leaving his train on the main track.
boomer. he stepped into the telegraph
cities to make inquiries on to the where-
abouts of the passenger min. A woman
sitar his disappearance the iii-amid one:
pudeifteptadrinhoi water, nadwhi
deserted than).
0M.
detached from theinipsdiu mm
at up the flask “railroad.
it mail» mi: 11111- short
A FEUD STARTED.
One Doctor Kill. 11110111.: “ horn Ilo Found
\" “II “In \\ "r.
erw Omens. May 13,—Dr. Samuel P.
Schwlng killed Dr. Emil l-l. llorlnt horn.
Both are prominent riti/ons of Plaque.
mine, lirrlnt being a practicing physician
and Schwing holng secretary of the Invert
Shingle Manufacturing company. licrint,
who has 11 wife and live children. heroine
infatuated with Mrs. Schwinn. and their
love led to 11 siren-t duel several weeks ago,
lierint being slightly wounded. Schwinn
brought his family here and wont away
011 11 short business trip. it is thought the
woman summoned livrint to this city,
and they wont to another boarding house
together.
Hohwing arrived and wont. to the place
where the guilty roupio roomud. As soon
All he cntorrd their npnrtmsnt ho opened
fire. and iivrint rrturnmi tho ilrn. There
were night shots tired. the only one taking
eifoct going through ilorlnt'n body and
killing him instantly. 'i‘ho month was
fnnrod tho ions of oil and lumber pmporty
sitting on the bod with her child and mi-
raculously escaped injury. Schwinn was
arrested 11nd did not deny the killing. The
main roiutlvos of tho inmilion nro oxpimml
to 1 ome horn and more trouble over the
affair iii innrml.
freight \! mix on Fin.
NEWARK, NJ May 1‘1 ——A had our
rmi milision took piano on the New 'ork
Control road about 11 mile east of the do»
poi. Ennino N11 TIL', drawing 11 heavy
train, crushed into the [PM oi «1 1min and
bound loaded with merchandise. loin-rop-
ing tho rnimnmi and demolishing many
ours, one of Wiiit'li was an oil took. which
took ilro, nod it was with diliicnity that
the wrmlmiru won prnwntid from burn.
in“. lloth ifiiwll imd narrow campus
11111... M Appondklflo.
Ai'iliit‘i, N. h. “or liv- "on. John
« W. il' ”rim of this city dinl at the! ity
hospital after an operation ior optwndirl
tin liir (i llrlnn won thn low pnrtm-r oi
Congressman PM no, nilflllifinifl to that re
cent mnrtitutionoi ronvonthm and in ice
tutor on law at Hamilton rulings.
um- Find a hillside.
Wirrnrows, N. Y., Maya—~13» his
love body of flyivmm iionrhnr of this rity
was found hanging (mm a tree at itiver
vldn park we 11111111111 by tvm young 1111111111
who had been out for an early Morning
spin on their whorls.
11111.11 11, Flp’Mil’ mm. on.
iimrrrmm 11.1, a “flame ”stretch
was killed h: an explosion"! numb w in
Mail water tank It the city W works
lie was luvs-ligating 11 utopia” of the
flow and let a lantern down the hill shalt.
new." 11mm floodlit-1111.
Wasnisomx. May 1‘..-Altimngh having
an unsatisfactory night. W limit
mwmmhmmml, manna-std
to he who: imprund.
11111“ Dr until-In.
(lament-s, 1111.11” its-Dim an
m FM (11111th» and team M 11111-
01! at Henderson by lightning.
mm'mm
mine-mummy.
WNW
NORWALK
lilBSlEiiS.
(Taught «it Norwaik islands.
Leave your orders and have them
delivered in Norwaik every Satur-
day morning. A fresh arrival of
STBAlFliilli SHAil
every day. Vegetables from,tireen's
Farm» every morning. The linast
assortment of
FISH Mill.
VEGETABLES
to be found.
PURE TOMATO CITSUP
Hill” is lEliiii’S
Telephom. 40-11
1!
Will. PIPER 1' 5°
whoop
when
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 mil pay for cheap work-
man. We will guarantee every
roll at paper our man hang.
We are «I
ilngthobesiMlXEn PA'NI
ever made, every ounce oi which
“strictly pure material. You
can get it in any quantity you
wish from half pints to gallons.
We carry the largest line of
Artists’ Wain in the city.
and do a general Painting and
Paper Hanging business.
What the name and lo-
cation.
i. ii. DEBKER,
11 11 11 11,11
want-nae
liibbleiillomsiuck
are headquarters for AROOSTOOK CO.,
Maine,
sun 11111113.
The nmgedest Seed Potatoes inZthe world.
With runny rivals,but without a peer. We
have settled on three varieties that have
stood the tent of every day farming for
years. They are money gutters, and we
are looking for the trade of farmers who
are in business for money. It is no
sconomym buy cheap Potatoes for seed.
Save In that cost to lose ten times iirst
cost in crop.
ihe Houlion Early Bose.
This has led the list for Si years. Our
seed is not to be confounded with the old
run-out Rose of other sections.
ThsEarineauiy uiiiebmn
A formulated rival of the Early limo.
it is r1 very handsome-Putnam» sure crop-
per with excellent. cooking qualities.
g The New Queen.
(llmriy resembles the [twenty of ilubmn
hut is ill days earlier. ()ur card of this
sort 1:1 mm from Caribou. Heine, where
it origlosmi, is pure and iron to 111111111.
Also Bradley’s Pot-toe Manure for For
tam and Bradley's Gumbolphatn for
general purposes.
Also lions Mani (or lawn and garden.
Can supply either of above in original
100de or in smaller or larger
quantities to unit.
A fresh lot of
Peanut a hail pound- (llngsr Soap,
'\
Will PAPER.
In our New Store you will
find 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.
PAl NTERS’
SU PPLl ES,
ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
GLASS, E“.
E. E. Gorham,
corner First In. Iiiii lion 8t.
EAST NORWALKJ
All the Latest Novelties
MIL‘LINERY,
A'l‘
REASONABLE PRICES.
CITY MILLiiiEiii STORE,
TREATRI BUILDINH.
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till 111111111 lillilSi him
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