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DRESS GOODS.
an onr.high~clam French Novelty Dress mm
as will be sold this week at one-
ird to one-half less than regular prices, as we are detersiinsd not to carry any
Titian pieces Belmont Batistes, satin striped and printed—17 cent quality' at
‘8} cents a yard.
Forty pieces Wool Dress Goods, all this reasorr s manufacture; regular prices,20
. cents, 85 cents, 30 cents and 39 cents; choice of the lot, 15 cents a yard.
_, Three pieces Heavy Wale Soft Serge in black and navy, 54 inch wide, the 81.00
. ' quality, at this sale 69 seats a yard.
Four pines Heavy Wale Diagonal Cheviot Serge. 54 inches wide, loose weave,
cooland airy, the right thing for traveling and vacation dresses, black and navy,
01.25 quality, 75 cents a yard.
Thirty pieces All Wool French Serges, the 39 cent quality, during this sale. all
colors, at 25 cents a yard.
WASH GOODS.
Fl dean pieces Dress Ginghams, all new summer designs and colorings, 10 cent
quality,
during this sale, 5 cents a yard.
Thirty pieces fancy colbred crepe, same qu Ility as we have been selling all sea-
son for 12.} cents, at this sale, 8 cents a yard
Twenty-live pieces .Iaponets, beautiful woven colorings, in dainty checks and
stripes, sold everywhere at 25 cents a yard. Oar price during this sale is 19 cent a
a yard.
Fifteen pieces Plain Fancy Colored Crepes, pink, blue, nile, cream, and all
evening shades. You have paid 12.,1 cents for these goods—the sale price is 8 cents
a yard. ,
Hosieryand Underwear
One case. 50 dozen men’s gray Socks.
10c quality, at 50 a pair. ,
' 100 dozen ,ladies’ tan,balbriggan and
fancy Hose, extra line guage, made to
enlist 15c, now Be a pair; not over six
/ = pairs to a customer.
_87 dozen ladies’ ribbed top black Hose,
allwe have, 30c quality, best you ever
saw at that price, Saturday only, 18c a
pair; not more than three pairs to a cus-
tomer.
Ladies tine Egyptian V sets, high and
low neck, short sleeves and sieevelem;
regular price, 39c; 63 dozen in all, but
that quantity wontlast long at this price,
18c each.
‘Ladies' French Lisle Vests, importer’s
price was 55c, at 20: each.
lion’s balbriggan and natural Shirts
“ and Drawers, all sizes, made to fit the
largest and the smallest men, but the
price for Saturday the smallest ever
heard, So each.
Men’s and boy’s Sweaters, not the com—
mnnkind, but made from fine combed
”I'll: real value, 39c; Saturday' a price is
Wrappers.
200 Wrappers, light colors. mostly
large sizes; regular price, $139; special
‘price for Saturday, 75c. These wrappers
are well made and fit like the wings on a
duck.
Pdl'llillli and in hnhnllhs
160 Umbrellas. 24-inch and 26-inch
made of line cloth, good for sun or rain,
Natural and Dresden handles, some are
now marked $1.48 You may have on»-
Saturday for Silo—that is if you come
early.
Aliitle over nine dozen iadies' Black
Parasols, made of fine cloth, with deep
ruilles;our regular price is $1.69. Sat-
urday's price, $1.09.
Nations, in.
Babeskin Soap, considered by experts
as the finest soap made. The regular
price for a package of two cakes is 25
cents. Saturday, all day until store
closes, at half price, 12ic.
Misses' fine Cambric Handkerchiefs,
extra large size, six for 25c.
Choice of our entire line of Side
Combs at this sale for 10c a pair.
25 gros. ailink Furniture Gimp; value,
5 ca yard; at 2: a yard.
25 gros. Redfern Steels, sold every-
where at 15c a dozen; Saturday 9ca
dozen.
“K. B." Scissors, all sizes; value, 39, 49
and 69.: a pair; choice of lot 25c a pair.
Ten dozen Pearl Handle Pocket
Knives, worth 35c, at 25¢ each.
Five gros. Stockinet Dress Shields. all
sizes, 8: pair.
One gros. Corset Steels, 10c quality, 3c
pair.
taken actual lessee.
The Great Sale
tor. llain and Wall Sis, llcrwalk.
Greatest in our MHHistory i ll
tlilllllti Sill!
”000——
Taking “Time by the forelock” instead of waiting
until the season and demand for goods are over, we have
now marked our entire stock, 850, 000 worth, of clean and
reasonable merchandise, at prices w low, that not alone
have profits been cut off, but in many cases we have
Mus. Saturday,
Jillld 22, 1895,
AND CONTINUES ONE WEEK.
We advise our patrons to come early and take ad-
vantage of the big values. We mention only a few ‘of
the wonderful offerings. Extra salespeople for Saturday.
SECURE FURNITURE COUPONS.
Shirl Waisis.
Agreat many of our customers have
been startled upon entering our suit
room] and beholding the immense
quantity of SHIRT WAISI'S displayed
there. lilo wonder, for we make larger
goodness in this line than any house in
Connecticut, and what is more. we are
selling them like hot cakes. We have
colors and styles to suit everybody.
There are a few of last season's Waists
here which have smaller sleeves than
those that were made this year: also, a
few White Waists that are slightly soiled
or mussed. On this lot there will be
sweeping reductions.
Some of these Waists are marked $1.49,
but to make things lively and as a special
inducement for you to visit this depart-
ment and see other special attractions,
we other choice of this lot, Saturday, at
25 cents each. Only one of these waists
to customer. They will, make a nice,
cool Diessing Sacque, so come early if
you want one.
One lot soft finished Waists, was large
sleeves and crush collars; regular price,
81. 56: sale price (is cents.
lihildrcn’slackcis
In red, blue and tan, trimmed with
white, gold or black braid. Do you need
one for your little boy or girl? If so,
come here Saturday and take it away at
HALF PRICE.
Pictures.
Beautiful Etchings of the “Homes of
American Poets," Longfellow, Poe,
Lowell. Whittier, et. at, with white and
gilt frame, 15x34; they would be a
bargain at .2 but the price at this sale is
only 31.25 each. ‘ \
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Five hundred copies famous paintings,
all framed, 12 cents each.
Fifty Water Color Paintings, 20:24,
white and gold frame. 98 cents each.
With every purchase of is or over at this sale a handsome
souvenir will be given.
The .- Boston - Store,
Cor. Main and Wall Sts.. Norwalk.
Cor. main and Wall Sts.,,
NORWALK.
TABLE
LINEN.
Fifty-four inch Unbleached Table Damask, 88 cent quality. 25c yard.
Sixty inch Half Bleached Table Damask. 45 cent quality, 89c yard.
Sixty inch Full Bleached Satin Damask, 87.} cent quality. 69c yard.
Seventy-two inch Double Satin Damask, finest 82 damask, 81.49 yard.
This is worth looking at.
SILKS.
SILKS.
Ten pieces of beautiful Kai-Kai Wash Silks; a new lot for the hot weather. 8
cent quality, at 254: yard. .
Fifteen pieces Fancy Wash Silk for summer dresses and waists, always sold
at 49 cents, choice of the lot, 19c yard
Twe'nty pieces Excelsior Silk for waists and skirts, sold all season at 39 cents a
yard, will close out what we now have at 25c yard.
TOWELS.
Fifty dozen Huck Towels, soft and absorbent. Just think of it! Six for 250.
Twenty-five dozen, large size, Bath Towels, will go quickly at 10¢ each.
Two thousand, live hundred yards Fine Toweling crash, 6 cent quality, at So a
yard. Not over seven yards to a customer.
We have not space to mention the big reduction in prices of other linen
and crashes.
Unbleached and Bleached Muslin.
4-4 Unbleached Muslin, 6 cent quality, at 4c a yard.
4-4 Bleached Muslin, 8 cent quality, at 6c yard.
8-4 Full Bleached Muslin, 18 cent quality, at lZlc yard.
capcsandlackcis
Are you going on a vacation to the
mountains or the seashore? If so, don’t
go without a Light Cape or Jacket, or
you will have stay in evenings. This
week we offer a choice of all our 310 and
$12 garments at 84. This price is per
suadiugiy small.
Kitchen Department
Solid oak tables, 3 feet high, lfixlii top
with shelf, The price always has been
$1. 9, now Tic.
quet lamp, center draft burner,
chimney and shade frame for $1.98.
Fancy lamp shade and bolder, all
colors, at this sale, 9c.
Four-piece Toilet sets, consisting of
bowl, pitcher and covered chamber, dur-
ing this sale only 983 set.
Children's Bath Tubs, large size, only
89¢ each.
Granite iron refrigerator pans, side
handles, 15c.
Steel knives and forks, only one set to
customer, at 496 a set. 0
Six-quart tin wash basins, at thissale
5: each.
Three-quart tin pails, with cover, the
iS-ceut quality, for tie each.
Mrs. Potts” sad irons, slightly damaged
50c set.
Wire dish covers. five in set, at Iii): set.
A 2-lb. tea or ccil'ee canister for Us.
Porcelain-lined preserve kettle, fl-qt.
size. 10c.
Kitchen lepanmeni.
Window screens, fit any window,26
inches to 32 inches wide, and adj , ,. ,. '
with a spring, at this sale, five for .
Special prices on all sizes of
Veranda Screens.
Mrs. VauDuzen’s patent Egg Beater;
regular price, 5 cents; at 2c. .
Covered picnic baskets, 12-cent qual-
ity, at this sale, 93 each.
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Sea shore pails and shovels for chil‘ X
dren," .c set.
Household ammonia; regular price, 6 .
cents bottle; fat this sale, four bottles for
10c.
Fine parlor broom, only one to a cue-
tomer at 19c.
Thin blown glass tumblers, six for 190,
Only six to a customer.
German China cups and
piece set for 49c set. I '
English porcelain {cups and saunas,
half-dozen cups and h ' dozen saucers
during this sale for 39c a ct.
Mason's fruit jars, pint 'ars with quart
tops, 89c a dozen.
Quart fruit jars, only So a dozen.
Extra rubbers for f it jars, quart
size, 7c doz.
Extra rubbers for fruit are, pint size,
5c dozen.
"Lightning" fruIt jars, int size, $1.59
dozen.
”Lightning‘Truit' J9", quart size, $1.75
dozen.
Carpet Tacks, four lib. papers for 100.
HOUSEHOLD MATTERS.
50.]! and Water For the Complexion—Din-
ner Table Hints.
A writer on by gieno says that. thc trou-
blo with many woiucu' s coniplcxlons is
that the skin does not got oxo rclso enough.
Here is some IIdI" lCi‘, III-lolly giv:ou Take It
topic every morning in the shape of a cool
sponge bath, followed by u tigorous rub-
M with n dry llili“,(l not too coarse, tho
race and neck receiving their full shnro of
the friction. This acts the blood to moving
briskly and electrified tho system. Tako u
VISITING DRESS.
mmbnlhmt bedtime and wash the face
slowly, carefully and thoroughly with
water and lino soap. The oily mut-
exuding from the skin catches minute
of dust, which cannot be removed
My other way, and many eruptions are
must! by neglect of this precaution. Aft-
is wholesome cleansing dip the face
a basin of clear, cold water. and the
III! will he left ilrfn and healthy.
At dinner the bread is no longer phced.
upon the plates before the guests enter,
but leper-ed bythe servant while the soup
is being served. If the soup is distributed
before dinner is announced, the napkin is
placed (It the lett of the plate, upon the
menu. At the left is also the fork. while
at the right no the knife, tranting upon a
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ns gum «uni. .\t (I I‘t‘l‘l'lll f:I.~lIioiIulIlv
i“i't'lit‘li lilllllt‘l' thorn was no llll‘illl :It all
illlli uo dew-rt, which is on innovation
Worth :II-I-liuuulziug.
.-\ skrtI-h is uiwu of :I sIIIIIIIII-r Visiting
tulli't. 'l'lu- guilt-l skirt ls of ill'llt'ilt‘ silk ill
\‘iolI-i, uIIIl umim- IIIIII iiih‘. Itlmut the foot II
lIiIIrI blind of Hindi» lwugnllua- I-IIIlIru'iIlI-I'I'Il
with llliiilii‘lillil't'tl hoods and spouulw.
'l‘ho lilousu- luulh'u- he of lllilllt' flitll/Al, truth-
t’l'I‘tl lllltlt'l‘ u. l'ltl'wt‘it't of I'iolI-t bougulinu
urnuiueuiml with lit'l'llrillh’l' buttons. 'I‘lII-
t-‘lml'ti'npi' ls rovupomi of two lwlorluoa.
tho lowr-r of him-k into. the humor of \‘iolI-t
gauze, with II violet mum- lIoII lrillllllt'll
with roses and having long rods. The but
is of him-k hum, fif‘llilllll‘llll'li with black
plumvs uud run-«ct. .i l' mu ('lilil.i.l~i'l‘.
Rothschild and the Artist.
Dining on one «reunion with Boron
.illllil‘ii do liothm-hlhl. ICIIgI-uo llI-lm'rolx.
tho Ilinltill‘l Fri-nob puluit-r, confessed that
for sonic tiiuo pust h:- luul vululy thought. It
bend to who III-I u lil'lilt‘i for that of u lieg-
gItr in It painting on which he won thou
I'ugugmi, and that Its ill‘ fill/Mil ut his host's
fI-uturI-stho lIIoII suddenly struck him tlmi.
the very hmtrt ho lil'ali'l'li \vna before him.
Rothschild, bring II flfl‘lii. IIIliIIlrI,-rof url,
roIIIllly consented to sit for him us it bog-
gur. ’l‘lio Ivai IlIIy In tho studio lh-lm'roix
placed Ittuuio round his Hlliiliilli'rfi, putu
stout stuff in his hood and qudo hint poso
us if ho \voro rusting on tho stops of IIII un—
clout. lioIIIuII temple. In this attitude hII
wnsdiscowml by “no of the artist's fu—
vorito pupils, who, struck by tho surpass-
ing excellence of the model, congrutulutcd
his master on huvlug IIt last. found exactly
what he wanted.
Naturally concluding the model had
only just been brought in from some
nun-u. port-h, he mlzoil an opportunity,
when his master's eyes were turned, to
slip a piece of money into the boggnr‘l
hand. Boron Rothschild thanked him
with a look and kept the money. The pu-
pil soon qulttod the studio. III answer to
inquiries made [minor-nix told tlmhnron
that. this young man turnaround talent, but
no means. Shortly afterward the young
follow received a letter stating that ('hnrli y
bears interest, and that the accumulated
interest on the amount ho had sogeuor-
ousiy given tonne whom he supposed to
be a beggar was represented by the sum of
10,000 francs, which was lying at his dis-
plal It the Rothschild offices.
Bometimeagolwas troubled with an
attackof‘rheumatism. InsedChamber-
laln’s Pain Balm and was completely
cured. Ihaveslneeadvsiadinaeyofiny
frisadsandemtclnsrstotrytberernady
«snowman madd-
Mill.“ lentil. foetal!
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tirnpo l‘ruit I“ .‘IPIIII-ins'.
tih'upu from, I'.II-.I< imilu‘lullllh. is just.
now coil 1“,: .‘tlli'lll IniI :IuIniitr [lily-i—
I-iIIzh us it I'III'I- tor d". niw-pwin. 'l'hi.~ fruit is
II 1min.» nl' illIiIIII :lliii .l:Ip:III. it \\’.i.-i lil-
frmiurod llleI lili' “wt iillilt',‘ by l'uptuiu
Sil;uluiuri., ltllll lili‘lli't‘ into Florida. It i:;
now In lu‘ i l‘uu‘fii't'tl of fruit tit'ilil‘l‘fillii owr
the country
'l'ho iiiI-II-tu' :Iiul Hygienic Him-ill- ro—
I-uI'Iis {our HIM" ulu-n- .’| gropi- fruit till'l
rI-llI-wd I'lt'llli' l'ill‘lllllilili' gun! in .‘I Iunii.
li_\'.~‘[il'[i>lll Ill it \I'uuuui uud lllll‘ai’lllill‘ rhuu-
IImIi- ill in In illhi's. qu- of llw rlwu-
lilitlll‘ IIII-II \Vl‘lli In Florida. to uI-i tho fruit
in its pI-rt'I-I-Iinu ililll l't‘llll'lll'li cured of oil
sylupfnuh.
(Ilia-Innis my Ihui grupr fruit i'lllllillll‘w
tho must, llt'fit'l'i lhl'lill' .Il'ili, Milli iuulli;
lii‘lll l|l\\.l_i‘n conquer. uric ili'lll. limp.-
ll'llli should ill‘ i‘IliI‘ll Ivy suchiug lilt' pulp.
'l'lII-II tlwbitior t'il‘Uli‘lll mun -* out With
thi- ltl‘ltl IIIIIl iruiI mun: illlll I‘hcuiuutisuI
will it'ikHi for parts. unitunuu.
The most pleasant little pills for regu-
lating the bowels are Ilertt's Little
Early Risers. Cure sick headache and
constipation. Small pill Small dose. E.
1’. Weed and (i. C. Stillson.
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"Many of the citizens of Rainsville,
lndiana, are never without a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the
house," says Jacob Brown, the leading
merchant of the place. This remedy has
proven of so much value for colds, croup
and whooping cough in children that few
mothers who know its worth are willing
to be without it. For sale by G. C. Still-
Therei- one medicine that will cure
immediately. We refer to DeWitt's
Colic and Cholera Cure for all summer
complaints. No delay, no disappoint-
ment. no failure. E. P. Weed
and (i. C. Stillson.
Ayer’s Piih promote the natural mo-
tion of the bowels, without which there
can be no regular, healthy operations.
For the cure of biliousness, indigestion.
sick headache, constipation, jaundice
and liver complaint, these pills have no
equal. Everydoseefiactlvs.
DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure never
neverfalls to give immedi-
atsrellaf. [tour-just as sure as you
Isa-it. untrue-asap.
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Persons who are subject to diarrhoea
will find a speedy cure in DeWitt's Colic
and Cholera Cure. Use no other. It is
the best that can be made or that money
can procure. It leaves the system in nat—
ural coudItiou after its use. We sell it.
E. l". Weed and i i. C. Stillson.
A Bilghamtou Baby.
limousnrox, N. Y , Sept. 21, 13923.
Dr. Hand's Colic Cure brought .a bias
sing to my house. My baby is eleven
weeks old and had the colic since birth
every day. Dr. iland‘s Colic Cure gave
him instant relief and I shall always rec-
ommend Dr. Hand's remedies for child-
ren to all my friends. lira. A. U. (iaige,
ills Nestle avenue.
Dr. [land It Colic Cure and Dr. [land a
Teething Lotion at all drug stores, 2 l3.
When occasion demands its use, try
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It is cool»
ing to burns, stops pain instantly,
cleanees.a perfect healer for scalds or
skin eruptions. Always cures piles. E.
P. Weed and (i. C. Stillson.
«Have TIII: BIZNTINRI.
your home.
delivered at
We recommend DeWitt’s Colic and
Cholera Cure because we believe it a safe
and reliable remedy. Its good effects are
shown at once in case of cholera mcrbus
and similar complaints. E. P. Weed
and G. C Stillson. .
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Cut Plug? .j
Travelers lind a sale companion in De
Witt's Colic and Cholera Cure. A
change in drinking water and in diet
often cause severe and dangerous com-
plaints. This medicine always cures
them. I} I’. Weed and (i. C. Stillson.
Not many business houses in these
United States can boast of fifty years’
standing. The business of Dr. J. i'.Ayer
& Co, Lowell, Mass , whose incompar—
able sarsaparilln is known and used every-
where has passed its half centennial and
was never so vigorous as at present.
There is great danger in neglecting
colic, cholera and similar complaints.
An absolutely prompt and safe cure is
found in DeWitt's Colic and Cholera
Cure. E. F. Word and (i, C.
Stillson.
Tun BENTINEI. has the largest circula-
tion w.y......._,.,,...... .......... . ,.. ......._
l have two little grandchildren who
are teething this hot summer weather
and are troubled with bowel complaint.
lgivo them Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
and Diarrho'a Remedy and it acts like a
charm. I earnestly recommend it for
children with bowel troubles. I was
myself taken with a severe attack of
bloody ilua,with cramps and pains in my
stomach, one-third of a bottle of this
remedy cured me. Within twenty-four
houralwns out of bed and doing my
housework. Mrs. W. L. Dunagsn, Bon-
aqua, HickmanCo., Tenn. For sale by
G C. Stillson drnemst
is never so comfortable sol .
when he has his feet elevated
his dailycsapcr before him and
his pipe iii itll .-
Lemmas?
MR. GEO. E. BANZEIAF,
of New Canaan. says: “i had nineteen very
bud teethertrai led by DR. F. W. DARMER
without an) unpleasant after effect."
Many other testimonials at ofllce.
TEETH FILLED AND EXTRACTED
Parnnnssm. A SPECIALTY.
BEST
QUALITY.
FULL
SET.
$8.00
WARRAN TED FOR. FIVE YEARS.
DR. n. W. DARMER‘
SURGEON DENTIST.
so. as wasmneron srnnr.
Over Post Gilles. South Norwalk. ‘
HOURS: 8a. In. toil p. m. 1% in
8|st 8psctacls tens llo.
t nines. Norwalk.
located on media
YES XAMINED rm.‘
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For a short. time only. DR. C. I. have
Refraction Specialist. ves hlaI leatten
to the scientific correct ug '1'qu
or
defective vision. if
bouid consult
vision poor. you s atonco colnd
havea lr of Ellen lenses adjusted toysnr
eyes. ey give ease audoom tnthe wear-
er. The material from which 0th.“ are
ground is hard, pure and brilliant. a:
to become scratched. Are cooling to ey .
strengthen the nerves,“ .
frequent changing of g . as its!” 3
years. Glasses first”. a ways you c » "
rave eyesighgbn to relieve nail « ,
n short. to an lnatst
are raised earl . persons»
have noithe’r eryallkefg and one outof
have astigmat em. hence the .
ingeach eye
given to an inequalii'” that i , ~ V
tween the re rantlunnf eyes. .
but consult at on
u'cers,l§-‘"‘.
Norwalk Chronicler