a Shouted the AuctiOneer as He Sold the Stock of S. JAFFRAY & COMPANY The. old and reliable house of New York, after being 1n the wholesale dry goods business for 98 years, in the city of New York 8111111111 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 1n 1, the hands 01 areceiver, who tried to dispose of it at private sale, but was compelled to auction it 011' this week. Our " buyers were 011 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 SATNNBAY MilliNlNii, MAY 4th,1595, ill 9 0110le Come early, for the goods will go at auction prices. Linens. Table Damask, 3715c quality, at 250. Table Damask, 49c quality, at 37131:. Table Damask, 45c quality, at 33c. Table Damask, $1 quality. at 75c. 00 doz. Linen Doylies, 10c quality, at 50 each. apes. open. apes. 1"“ 25 doz. Tray Cloths, 190 quality, at 125c each. Domestics. 1 case Unbleached Muslin, 6c quality. at to yd. 1 case Domet Flannel, 50 quality, at 3c yd. 1 case Crash Toweiing, 5c quality, at 25c yd. 1 case 8- 4 Bleached Muslin, 200 quality, at 12.1c yd. 100 Chenille Covers, diic quality. at 35‘ 10 each. 1 case of the best Quilts $2 quality, at $1 19 each. 50 8 4 Turkey Bed Covers. $1 quality. at 119a each. 1 case Heavy Wool Blankets, 82 qual-I y,a at $1.2 .‘1 each. Read this partial list and profit thereby: 181 Capes, appliqned and lined with silk‘ regular value, 312, at $7. 15 Children's Jackets, navy, tan and red. 82. 50 quality, at 01.50. 12 Children’ s Jackets, navy, tan and red, $1 quality. at $2.25. ,- 201 Ladies' Jackets in black only. at 816.50.87.50, $8.50 and 310. These are all worth from $10 to $15 each. Come and see them. NOSIENY AND UNDERWEAR Bov’ s Ribbed Stockings, best 2.’ :1c quality, at i2ic pr. Ladies’ Fast Black seamless St01 kings, lull lengths, spliced heels and toes, at this sale only 81: 111- Ladies’ Summer Lisle \ ests, long and short sleeves, actual value 390, at 250 each. Men’s Random Merino Shirts and Drawers ribbed skirts regular price .513. at 4813 each. Men’ 11 and Boy’ 11 Sweaters. Egy ptian yarn worth 50c. at 2:” 10 each. Men’ 11 Fancy Laundrrc 1! Shirts, Collars and Cuffs attached, regu- lir price 31. at 5110 each. Cloak in this gre 1t sale we shall ever offered in Capes and .-l.u. kets all bought this manufacturer who wanted to close out his stock. Its friends always cling toit because B. L. Tobacco givcsthc best satisfaction. It has the finest ’flavor and is made from the choicest leaf-— that’s why. .. and TrsdosMsrlu obtained and all Poo- -- .. conducted [or goat's“: '31.. ' - Om ATE I 0 ' ‘ “" w°"°1‘il."l.l‘i.31‘um .3111. 131.. ha nuion. “3"“ drawing or photo" with (lo-scrip» - "d [inimitableI or not. “ii. of 1 ii mu locum. “in, lumiozarogoiiinin i'nreiiis," with “A “d the U. B. sndl misc .A.8NOW&OO. * 1. 01111111115 mime-11111111113111» “will SHIPPAN TRAINING TRACK. Much Improved Since Lost Season. and Appreciated by Horsemen. The hall-mils track, built two years ago by Dr. Bohannan near the Shippan road for training purposes, says the Ad- vacate, has been much improved since last command is now in better shape than it ever has been before. Dr. Bo- hannnn has spent considerable money to bring the track to the present perfected state. and its growing popularity with local horsemen indicates that it is appre- ciated. It is probable that many more horses will be trained there this year than before. Dr. iiohanuan states that the number of horses will be upwards of 100, as compared with fifty or sixty last year. The improvements made last sum- mer were such as to make the track more serviceable. It had been discovered that it was 174 feet over a half-mile in length. and it consequently became necessary to shorten it in some way. This wma dam by shortening the north turn. whu-h necessitated raising the outside of the track. That required the carting on of about. 1,000 leads of material. The track is now exactly hall a mile in length. The earth used [or filling purposes was taken from a ditch which was excavated to drain the land. This ditch is half a mile long. A number of gentlemen interested in horses are endeavoring to interest others in the track, and, with that end in view, are arranging so that any one who desires to use it, with the exception oi those owning regular training stables. training stables will be allowed the use on diilerent terms. 81‘0le 0i“ THE STATE Frank C. Helm, the 10- -year old hus-' band of Eva. who was bound over at New Britain, for failure to support his wife, wanted to be sent to the state school for boys in lieu of going to jsii,u he could not secure the .200 bond. Fred B. Smith, of East Hartiord, is the inventor of an electric apparatus for throwing switches on the street railways, Edward A. 811111.11. of Hartford. his bought the Madam Griswold corset inc- tory in Bethoi. Herbert Knox.“ Middlebury, claims the record. He killed thirty black snakes with a shovel. Pampers saved the canal host Dixie from sinking at a dock in Bridgeport, lost unlit. A little girl in this city, in saying her prayers the other night, was told to pray (or her (other and mother, who are both very ill, sndiorohsoiths servants whchsdlstthor husband. She did as can do so for a small fee. Proprietors 111' '_c.c.ss11-u. GEORGETOWN. The rumor that a man was drowned at the railroad bridge beiwveu George. town and Brnnchviiie is considered a fake. It was probably some boys' work to givr the men that were iishii 2 below the bridge an idea that someone had ini- len into the avatar. They probably threw a large stone in the water and run. The pond has not been dredged. Mr. and Mrs. Brown, of Brooklyn, are visiting in town, the guests of Dr. l‘uy~ lor. William Renaud has bouaht the Sam- uel St. John place of John Rudy. Frank Gould has bought the lot that adjoins his land on the north Mr Sender has biught Adam Ken.- neth's place. C, H. Taylor spent last wool: in Nor- walk. Connorticut Parents. The following patents were issued April 30, 1801’). List furnished (tom utiivcvi A M. Wooster. puent lawyer and 11111171111. Bridgeport. Conn : E ii. Hyde Bridge-p111. mechanism (or muting emery wheels; 4. G limp. am, New Heron. m1 lung woodm new for bicycle whwls; l‘ Erector pr Haven. earring» stop; F C. Rmkwii, Hartford. mop wringur; it P. (1mm Soutbport. p1 threading rnnuqbnn» l. J Atwmd uisrbury. wi1k I'm-1r tor lurupmc K Fuchs. Waterbury. but» stopper: C. binscblni-ver, \leriden. Inn”; i“. Wheeler. Mwiilen, uoiioy pole re- strainvr; it i‘ l’simer.srui i“ W 11»:- cer. New London three. machine is measuring and cutting inhricu. uncinno for remndinu cord niiuirm and n-wuui lug cord; G. H lsbeil, lintchhissvuiii, scissors; A. A, l’iumbvr. Putnam. 111111111 gumrntor; W VumIi-rvei'l'. Wriiunnmic coupling for water closets [Murm— E. B lvrs. Bridgowrt. toy pnaflt'nufll' car. Trails mark—Union 1111111111: Unn- ridge company, Bridgman. bull to Don't Tobacco [spit or Inc). Your l."- Away. isthoirnthini smiling title oi 11 book about tic-10181113. the bonnie-ammun- teed tobacco habit ours that braces up nicotinlaed norves.sliminnros the nice. tine poison, makes weak mm gain strength. vigor and manhood. You run no physical or financial risk. as N11 To Boo is sold by 3. ll. Pisiswd under a guarantee to cure or money refunded Book iron. Address Sterling Remedy Co. ., New York or Chicago "I don’t know whether you'll like this. Its a peculiar mixture of minim-hail English bruifultand bail Onions " "It certainly ought to be right. On» at the first rubs! learned in school was that we should always cross our can " . IaGrippsishmminwiihsiloi its old this vigor. One Minute Cough cums-mm; liner-1111111 “oddly. anemone-.11 Room. include the greatest bargains" week from a 3 pcs. Silk- Warp Henri Dress Goods. Ill THIS SEASONS SlilES. 10 pcs. Black Figured Brecades. 61c quality, at Title yd. Brocade Mohair. 51c quality, «11:15.1: yd. 50pm. The Boston Store, turner Main and Wall Streets, Nomii, tun. Silk finished Henrietta, #1 quality, at. 5c yd. etta, $1. 50 quality. at “81: yd. 10 pcs mixed Novelties, our quality: at 19c yd. . pcs. Fancy Checks and Mixtures, .oc 8 pcs. Cheviot Serge. 514 in. wide, 31 quality, Here they 11:13:10 pee. Silk and Wool Novelties, $1.50 quality, quality , at 506 yd. at 69c yd. at 81 311.3 - .._...¢ v...___w Y NOBWALK LOBSTENS. Caught all Norwalk Islands. Leave your orders and have them delivered in Norwaiir everyflatur. day morning. A fresh arrival of STRATFBRD SNAD everyday. Vegetables 1.1111111111111111 Farms every morning. The limit ans )rtment oi' \ EISH ANll VEGETABLES 111 be found. PURE TBMATO CATSUP HUNT 81 ZELNFF’S Telephone, til-ll. _ cheap WALL PAPER When bought at our store that you should not have soiled walls. Is no will furnish you the best paper hangers at the same price that you mil pay for cheap work- men. We will guarantee every roll of paper our men hang. We are soi- 1111.11.11.1MiiiEil PAINT ever made, every ounce of which is strictly 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. H. ; ’ilEflKEll, 19 19 19 19 ll Initial“! St. 8|. Ilml. Bi. It you want us to hang it we. THE seen POTATOES havescid well. A few more lelt. which: wewiil close out at I re» domino. where the want: a bushel or more. assented true and pure stock. $I.25 BIISNEL. ~00.“— CHEAP CRACKERS are :1 11m Believe no they are exceNl‘eUt quality. Prices on the some as but as flour has advanced 751: bbl unknowing how long this will continue. 4 I42, 5, iilbs. 251: 731111 BUTTER AT 226 isnlsossucsrsst Tryit. A betcha!!!“ ll PICKLES. Will l’i”” Inour New Store you will rind the Largest Assortment of New Designs and New Color- ing: 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 PLl ES, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS, GLASS, HE. E. E. Gorbam, corner First In. and low 8t. EAST NORWALK.3 11111111111111.1111. MILLINERY, AT REASONABLE PRICES. BIT! IIIJJNEIll STORE. THEATRE BUILDING. WWW“)! 81‘. some NOB'ALI. W V JACOB M. LAYTON Flaiiirssllcciirnlmsm IEllESl'llfllliI lllliSHiiEIl' MW [nominee in v0 .0 "’Qn‘m 19111 so is“. com on 1111111 new. V Ins-amen. (30..- 1"? @611; , may". ' " -
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