Shouted the Auctioneer as He Said
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the Stock of
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be old and reliable. house of New York, after being in 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 stockthad to be sold out [to settle with the heirs. It
was placed in the hands ot a receiver, who tried to dispose of it at private sale, but was compelled to auction it off" this week. Our
buyers were on hand and secured someof 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
SATIIROAT MORNING, " MAY 4th.1895, AT 9 O’OLOOR.
1 _ Come early, for the goods will go at auction prices. Read this partial list and profit thereby:
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.5 pcs. Table Damask, 37in quality, at 250.
.6 pcs. Table Damask, 49c onality, at :itic.
3 pcs. Table Damask, 45c duality, at 33c.
' 5 pcs. Table Damask. $1 qua 'ity. at 75c. ‘1
. 100 doz. Linen Doylies, 10c quality. at 5c each.
25 doz. Tray Cloths, 190 quality, at 121.0 each.
' Domestics. ‘
, 1 case Unbleached Muslin, 6c quality. at to yd.
1 case Domet Flannel, 5c quality, at :30. yd.
1 case Crash Toweling, 50 quality, at talc yd.
. 1 case 8-; Bleached Muslin, 20c quality, at we yd.
‘ 100 Chenille Covers, 4% quality. at Stir. each.
1 case of the best Quilts, 32 quality, at $1 in each.
50 84 Turkey Bed Covers, iii quality, at on: each.
lease Heavy Wool Blankets, s2 quality, at $1.25» each.
HOSIERY ANll UNDERWEAR
Bov's Ribbed Stockings, best 250
quality, at lQlc pr.
Ladies’ Fast Black. seamless Stockings, full lengths, spliced heels
and toes, at this sale only 8c p
Ladies’ Summer Lisle Vests, long and short sleeves,
39c, at 250 each.
1‘.
actual value
Men’s Random Merino Shirts and Drawers, ribbed skirts, regular
price 75c, at 48c each. ,
Men’s and Boy’s Sweaters. Egyptian yarn, worth 50c. at 25c each.
Men’s Fantgy
lar pri e
Cloak
St, at one each.
Laundercd Shirts, Collars and Cui’fs attached, regu-
Room.
in this great sale we shall include the greatest bargains
ever offered in Capes and Jackets, all bought this week from a
manufacturer who wanted to close out his stock. Here they are:
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18 032?, appliqued and lined with silk, regular value, 312,”
8.
15 Children's Jackets, navy, tan and red, 82.50 quality, at $1.50.
12 Children’s J ackets, navy, tan and red, $4 quality. at $2.25.
20 Ladies’ Jackets in black only. at $6.50, $7.50, $8.50 and 310.
These are all worth from $10 to $15 each. Come and see them.
Dress Goods.
All THIS susor's suns.
10 pcs. Black Figured Breeades, 690 quality, at iit‘ic yd.
10 pcs. Brocade Mohair, 59c quality, at 35c yd.
5 pcs. Silk finished Henrietta, 81
quality, at 75c yd.
3 pcs. Silk Warp Henrietta, 81.50 quality. at use yd.
10 pcs. mixed Novelties, 39c quality. at 190 yd.
7 pcs. Fancy Checks and Mixtures, 75c quality, at 500 yd.
8 pcs. Cheviot Serge, 54 in. wide, 81 quality, at 60c yd.
10 pcs. Silk and Wool Novelties, $1.50 quality, at 81 yd.
\ Consumers
say, “it’s
the only
kind worth
~ and Trade-Marin obtained and all rw’
“Mm condurtr'rl for ”county: "0"-
- - It? 0 I. Paul" In“
W woe't'a'rfic'rtroc'g’mu‘in lent [me than those
1 1 from Washinnlum .
model drawing or pharm, wnh drvrlprr
We advise. if patrmublo or n1 :, two of
U“! Au lint tine till atom is rm med”
' I” 7, “ How to 0 1min l’nwnll." WITTI
0T some n the U. B. and loreogu countries;
~ ."iffiiii ow a co.
0": ”In? omoc, Unaware». b. '3.‘
l. 0. JENNINGS.
linger, calcininrr. Painter
“WI.
FASHION NOTES.
Blouses For Every Occasion - Pink and
Purple Lending (Toloru.
Blouses urvn'orn for day. dinner and
owning (l(‘l'l|r~l\bll~. lndwd anything in
thosimpnof nn individuul waist is now
culled \ lilonsn. nnd thv niutvriuls vntph‘n‘t‘d
range from plnld silk to gonna while the
stylvs row-r owl-ythlrn: from the plniiiest
morning mode and full ill‘l‘nfi evening
liodh-os. .1
Pink and purple urn the lending colors
worn this :u'nsnll. l’lll‘pll' in particular
linen. gruxit \Huln'. llt'l‘lllub nil {termini of
nun r-tz.
tlioanolmnb- \‘lHlt'l, nnd ll compromise
is strut-k lwrwl-t-n tln- (\Vtil'lililrfl in tin-
lurgu pinkish purple cutlvyv-in orvhlds,
ln'uutll'nlly nuuh- (tho nrtiiirinl ours, of
mum-1, the nninrul our»; nwd no r-nvh
Cllllillll‘llillllllllll. which huw lntoly filled
tliou‘imlows of Ellhlllllllil'ill‘ shops.
Wing: shuiml virtumn-uin. more or loss
flpnnuh-Il or jt'\'.'('lt‘tl. tire n font urnnl‘ spring
mllllnvry nnd nru- touch wniployt-d for
small ropotw nnil tlwnpolnuil-~1forlmnnniu
that are Worn on drew m'wuslunw.
lenwt-ulnr continuing; to iw lushlmm—
Tih‘, prinmmw nr1' nnnon', ilio nm't-ptml
“(mu-hi «if Hm rl‘tl‘lill. l’tllillli'H (if various
colors and l‘lml‘n ut‘l' nlm llllll'll Worn.
Humlv, lit-inn nod ul'iiylhli tlnts mo in
vogunthlu spring. \"lllli‘ row. green and
l‘nuuw pri-dominate nnwnu nionvilwsldml
colors. Notion him ulrl'mly ln‘v't given of
tho foshlonnlilo Tum-y for lirlillll: plaids in
silk or silk and wool mods.
A grunt rival of funny wmvn material is
worn, not only of tin-crown vnrlvty, but
in tho lim- «1! vinyl». ilin'tunuln niitl t'orllml
wind»: ”T‘M'tflli d lnli‘wius urn inln'h likml,
the in-wv i mm having it blank (3-,:an1 on n
tinioil mannni,
’l‘lwliloumof WTll"ll on illustration in
girl-n is of nlmorul a-ropcm, it is ohm-ti M.
the side and has n mourn plnsirun of nub
put-o nwr pansy silk. 'l‘ln- hands of trim-
ming nro of [musty velvet. us are the draped
will“ and bolt. The balloon sleeves nm of
almond and pansy striped silk and are
gathered inton dmpnnif of mripnre. the
top of which is mlut’llt'll by n how of pansy
Velvet. .lt‘nrc (mourn.
TA Grippawis here again with all of its
old time vigor. One Ilium Cough
Ours is a reliable remedy. It sure- and
ours- qulotly. G. A. Gregory k. Orland
G. O. Bill-on.
“inmmmmmoim
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Dan't Tobacco Spit. or Smoke Your Life
As").
lathe truthful startling title of a book
about No-To-Bac, the hardness. guaran-
teed tobacco habit ours that braces up
nlcotinized nerves, eliminates the New
tine poison, makes weak men gain
strength, vigor and manhood. You run
no physical or financial risk, as No-To-
Bac is sold by R. ll. I'laisted under a
guarantee to cure or morn-y refunded
Book free. Address Sterling Remedy
(30., New York or Chicago.
If a New York millionaire gives a dirt-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
WOOD”, which gives 1'.) people dyspepsia
and these people spend $1,406.00 in doc-
ors' bills and tinally have to pay $5.“)
fM‘h for Cactus Ellcod l‘ure to cure them
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the feast?
inquire at Plaiswd's drug store, where
you may have the problem solved and
getinformation about Cactus iii: of (lure.
Ti Ii. Bowman. pub. Enquirer, of Her-
men, lnd., writes: Last week our little
girl bnhthc only one wehave,was tn ken
sick with crolrp. After two doctors failed
to give relief and life was hanging on a
more thread we tried One Minute Cough
(lure and its life was saved. (l. A.
(lrt‘gory & (to. and (l. (l. Stillson.
That Plate»,
m CH 11 8
Columbia
THE BEST
BIC YCLE
On the steer-in -, ,
hemloi‘over Co " ‘ .,
umhia hicyc o of this year’s make
that name-plate appears. It is
unit no. handsome, and indicates
mus twentisfuctlon and highest on-
jtiy‘ment to the rider.
0 other bicycle has overequal-
Tcd a Columbia. No other bi in
ever shall equal a Columbia. 0
ntcst bicycle (notary in the
id says so.
0
New Price 100
mums. next best, in no.
no for boys’ and girl? um.
POPE m. co.
Mord, Conn.
m. «some.
mm armor-on.
,mmwnm
an. at tea“ was
“anthem
.ru or an n flit,
v
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Wmcdlflmm lam mm-
a.
' WALL PAPER
NORWALK
insuis.
Caught cil' Norwalk Islands.
Leave your orders and have them
delivered in Nor-walk every Saturc
day morning. A fresh arrival of
STRATFORO SRAO
every day. Vegetables fromztlreen's
Farms every morning. The finest
assortment of
FISH AND.
VEGETABLES
to be found.
PURE TOMATO OATSOP
Huttznurr’t
Telephone, «i041. .
Is so
cheap
when
bought at our store that you
should not have soiled walls.
1 If you want us to hang it we-
wiil furnish you the best paper
hangers at the same price that
you wrll pay for cheap work-
men. Wo will guarantee every
roll of paper our men hang.
We are sel-
lingthebestMTXEn PAINT
ever made, every ounce of which
is strictly pure material. You
can get it in any quantity you
wish from half pints totallons.
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. OEOKER,
is is is is 19
Nutrition 8t. 80'. Nuyrll. (it.
THE
SEED
POTATOES
have sold well. A few more left.
which we will close out at a re-
duction, where the party wants a
bushel or more. Warranted true
and pure stock.
$|.25 BUSREL.
W
THOSE
CHEAP
CRACKERS
are a success. lleliovo us they are
excellent quality. Prices are the
eamonslnt quoted, but as tlour
has advanced 75;: libi, on knowing
how long this will continue.
4 l-2, 5, Ellis. 253
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()Ull
BUTTER AT 220
is also a succtss. Try it.
A bottle of Blair's
PICKLES.
Chow, l’lsin or Mixed, can be had
at 30c. Extra lane one imam.
out up by honest Vermont folks.
They are believed to be the most
and belt for the money.
M
Only a few more of thorn 3 lb.
ml of
BAKED BEANS
ulOcloft. Watson get no more
tonsil-tramsprioo.
Minus the plume some
with gold bud Gap and m.
Antwan.
W
If not GRADE IBEX). sass
(X33! SEED BEAU! or salts
P0 comm.
trunnion
The Boston Store, corner Main and Wall Sirestsdlorwalk, lion.
nit inn“
In our New Store you was
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 satisv
faction in all our work.
PATNTERS’
SU PP Ll ES,
ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
GLASS, ETO.
E. E. Gorham,
corner First Ave. and New s2.
EAST NORWALK.3
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All the Latest Novelties
MILL‘inEnY,
A'l‘
REASONABLE l’RlCEEl.
OlTl MILLINERY STORE.
THEATRE BUILDING,
WAHIHNU'T‘UI KR. “CUT“ NORWALI.
ancoa“n."'m+ou
lire. lite and initrnlm
ifll [Sim iNll Illitlst um
0m- Meansltlp 'l'lelots
.. warm
marl. mama
arms: tic-ti
a}, “uni" uni-5mi-
‘ mum": In
If. I. rim-n! Men.
1876 in Hill.
Ofllm. 4639‘. Main fitrnt.
“MEWII‘I’. ens.
Norwalk Chronicler