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NORWALK.
DRESS GOODS. .
All our high-clam French Novelty Dress Patterns will he sold this week at one-
2:. ‘ nieces-half is. than regular prices, as we are determined not to carry any '
’ V Fitteen pieces Belmont Batistes, satin striped and printed—17 cent quality' at
oentaa yard.
quality. at this sale 69 cents a yard.
Four pieces Heavy Wale Diagonal Cheviot Serge, 54 inches wide, loose weave.
moi and airy. the right thing for traveling and vacation dresses, black and on y,
7.1.85 quality, 75 cents a yard.
‘ Thirty" pieces All Wool French Set-gee, the 39 cent quality, during this sale. all
colors. at25eeatsayard.
;, . WASH GOODS.-
‘Fiftcen [rim Dress Ginghams, all new summer designs and cclorings, 10 can t
quality. during this sale, 5 cells a yard.
’ Thirty pieces fancy colored crepe, same qu ility as we have been selling all sea-
son for 121} cents, at this sale, 8 cents a yard. ,
, Twenty-five pieces Japonets. beautiful woven colorings, in dainty checks and
13‘ stripes. sold everywhere at 25 cents a yard. Our price during this sale is 19 cent s
a rent
Fifteen pieom Plain Fancy Colored Crepes, pink, blue, nlle, cream. and all
evening shades. You have paid 121} cents for these goods-the sale prim is 8 cents
ayerd.
illosieryandlinderwtar
Oncaae, 50dozsn men’s grey Socks.
' 10c nullity. at lie a pair.
’ 100 dozen ,ladies‘ tan, balbriggan and
fancy Hon,extra fine guage, made to
, aellatliic, now 80 a pair; not over six
’ pairs to a customer.
, 8? dozen Iadiee’ ribbed top black Hose,
ailwe have, 800 quality, best you ever
i aawat that price, Saturday only, 18c a
pair; not more than three pairs to a cus-
tomers ‘
Ladies fine Egyptian Vests, high and
low neck, short sleeves and sleeveless;
regular priomlilic; 63 dozen in all, but
that quantity wontlast long at this price,
18c each.
Ladies’ French Lisle Vests, importer’s
price was 550. at 29c each.
Ian’s baibriggan and natural Shirts
., and Drawers,ali sizes, made to fit the
hrgest and the smallest men, but the
price for Saturday the smallest ever
heard, So each.
[en’s and boy's Sweaters, not the com-
monkind, but made from fine 00de
yarn: real value, 39c; Saturday’s price is
18¢ each.
Wrappers.
200 Wrappers, light colors, mostly
large sizes; regular price, $1.39; special
[nice for Baturdhy, 75c. These wrappers
are well made and fit like the wings on a
duck. ‘
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Forty pieces Wool Dress Goods, all this season's manufatiture; regular prices, 20
opts, 25 cents, 80 cents and 83 cents; choice of the lot, 15 cents a yard. 7
' Three pieces Heavy Wale Soft Serge in black and navy, 54 inch wide, the 01.00
Piliiflli illil Sllll iilllill'lilili
160 Umbrellas. 24-inch and 26-inch
made of fine cloth, good for sun or rain,
Natural and Dresden handles, some are
now marked $1.48 You may have [one
Saturday for Silo—that is if you come
early.
Aliitle over nine dozen ladiee' Black
Paranoia, made of fine cloth, with deep
ruilles; our regular price is $1.69. Sat-
urday’s price, $1.09.
Notions, r...
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, 12in. ‘
Misses‘ fine Cambric Handkerchiefs,
extra large size, six for 250;
Choice of our entire line of Side
Combs at this sale for 10¢ a pair.
25 groe. all silk Furniture Gimp; value,
5cayard;at 2cayard.
25 gros. Redfern Steels, sold every-
where et 15c a dozen; Saturday 93 a
dozen.
“K. B." Scissors, all sizes; value, 39, 49
and We a pair; choice of lot 25c a pair.
Ten dozen Pearl Handle Pocket
Knives, worth 35c, at 25c each.
Five gros. Stockinet Dress Shields, all
sizes, Bo pflr.
One gros. Corset Steele, 10c quality, (is
taken actual losses.
, ' tor. iiain and Walt Sis. iiorWai .
Greatest in our History I t!
tiiiiflj Sill!
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 so low, that not alone
have profits been cut off, but in many cases we have
the [heat Within Saturday,
Jillifl 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 wenderful offerings. Extra salespeople for Saturday.
SECURE FURNITURE COUPONS.
STllli
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Shin Waists.
A great many of our customers have
been startled upon entering our suit
room} and beholding the immense
quantity of SHIRT WAIS IS displayed
there. No wonder, for we make larger
purchases 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 Waiete 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 offer choice of this lot. Saturday, at
25 cents each. Only one of these waists
to customer. They willgmakeanice,
cool Dressing Sacque, so come early if
you want one.
One lot soft finished Waisie, with large
sleeves and crush collars; regular price,
$1.50; sale price 98 cents.
pair.
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, It is prepared with the utmost care and skill from the choicest leaf grown, and
possesses a flavor and fragrance that makes it dear to the heart of every smoker and
chewer. Lennard makes it. Every tobacco dealer sells it.
short PRESERVED m eofix.
hate me line aim surprising
, . Wfimily tics-ax Chests.
M ii. Smith, the horns king, bo-
», “he has solved the problem of
, ~» Mimitsoitcanhoputon
w market in a satisfmtory eondh
“ so munitions”...- bceneaperh
, . ' with ondflndstheingrsdi—
_ WW eels
to mm, out that afternoon he gave the
subject so much thought that us soon as
he returned to his homo in East Oiikland
hopockod several pmiuds of cherries in a
box of powdered bomx. This box was
placed in the collar and alongside of it he
put a large glass dish filled with the some
kind of fruit. Then he awaited develop-
ments. The next day he visited the collar
and fmmd the cherries in the dish were
hginning to turn. in three days they
were so demmpiamd that it was necessary
to throw them away. in enter to make a
good test lie determined not to disturb the
peckedeherriea for three weeks. At the
that time the lies
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”liitti'iiiu'uh nu unit-goi- mutt. lie mire
quuuilty of cherries packed in is Imrrul of
horns rind sent toCliiongo liy slow freight.
Lost mad: he received a telegram saying
the fruit had arrived in perfect condition
and was bringing surprisingly high prices.
Since thou is number of barrels of cherries
have him pneiwd in lair-ox and are now
ready for shipmout met.
As fast as the different varieties of fruit
ripen experiments will he made by Frank
C. Havens or lines (.‘rost Villa, his place
at Vernon Heights, Oakland. The experi-
ments will been an extensive stale. As
the experiments on the dittorent fruits
governmental herrelsof the truss will
packed and sent toths as: audiotape.
Mill
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thildren’slacke s
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 Etebings of the "Homes of
American Poets," Longfellow, Poe,
Lowell. Whittier, et al , with white and
gilt frame, 15x24; they would be a
bargain at 82 but the price at this sale is
only $1.25 each.
Five hundred copies famous paintings,
all framed, 12 cents each.
Fifty Water Color Paintings, 2012i,
With every purchase of $3 or over at this sale a handsome
souvenir will be given.
The - Boston - StOre,
Cor. Main and Wall Sis.. Norwalk.
white and gold frame, 98 cents each.
“There is no patent on this discovery," '
said Mr. Smith yi-storiluy, "it is irr-oto till.
I ri-izni'tl it. of the utmost value in the
Workiiigoiltof tho prolnlr-iu of domestic
('(‘iilliilll_\'. TIli‘ rifllllli lmrux i‘lill Iic used
over lilltI (i\'I'I‘ ugniii, lilltl think of the
amount. of lilliit‘t‘i‘nsul‘y ilniiiusiio wusto
tiiut will lvo il\'tiiiii‘ii liyprosoi‘viug fruit
tlils wuy. l’r'iwiiu fniiillivs, us “'1‘” its lio-
toll-i utul rustuiimiiis. unit have their liiirux
blur: ut tililllli expense, iii which they criii
constiuitly iii-up nii iissortiiirlit of fresh
fruit. The uxpi-riiiii-tit is us yut in its in-
fuiu'y, and I out loath to f'lfillll too much
for it, but from the tests “'1‘ have made it
iii roiuaimiiih- to hollow tilt! system of liomx
preserving will pliiy uii liiiporiuiit pnrt Ill
tho coniiiu-i‘ciul WHI‘III.
“’i‘ltvro IiiiillUlIii‘l'(iiil‘in'lliiil involved in
this discovery that is quite us valuable in
its wuy on tho wusto question, and that in
tho iiiililty it iiiIiil‘lih’ to produce fruits outof
tliclr niitiirnl smisoii. (,llii'rrlos in tho uti-
tuiim uiiil figs ut‘. (Ilirlniiium. How would
that Iwi‘ 'l‘lioru lsiiionvy In furnishing
fruits out of Henson for tiny one who wants
to tuko up that liiio of lilisilii‘iot. No.1
have not yet mnnlduml tlu' istselliillty of
going into the business lliyiuilf, liut rim
confident it Would lmulucriitivo one. .i
have not yet gone tliut for with my plans,
but may put up u warehouse for that. pur-
pose lii'iii‘ tho imrnx refinery in Ainiiu-ilri.
The cost of shipping fruit by slow freight
is small, and I don't sou why formers
should not prick their own crops and soil
from their own places.
”I luivo not yet cxprvrimontml with her-
rloe, but rim inclined to think they would
not be a success. They are so soft and the
juice is too hour the surface. Neither have
I experimented with Vegetables, although
I bellow they would stand the horn: and
keep msrfootly. Tho missibllitios of this
mode of preserving oro marvelous. After
this season we will know pretty thorough-
ly what there is in it. ()rogon, Nevada
and California abound in lawns, and why
shouldn't people who have small deposits
of this suit on their places use it for pro
serving their cropei"-San Francisco Ex-
aminor.
The Wonderful Human rials.
One of the oddest human i'rcoirs that
oversaw the light of day in the United
States or poiiiiiliiy in any other country is
Herman Sohodlcr, whom born at Cleve-
land in 1884. At last units the little
fellow was living with his phi-cuts on St.
Clair street in the above ad city and
was as bright and heppyes s of his age
usually a . klineriri‘izuwhas a 0:):va in-
telligent on an , sun
burned . . , fact, to lootwasd ap-
he lean ‘
Cor. Main and Wall Sts.,
NORWALK.’
'TABLE
This is worth looking at.
SlLKS,
cent quality, at 25c yard.
at 49 cents, choice of the lot, We yard
and crashes.
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 to stay in evenings. This
week we odor a choice of all our 810 and
$12 garments at ~84. This price is per-
euadingiy small.
Kitchen Depanment.
Solid oak tables, 3 feet high, 16x16 top
with shelf, The price always has been
$1.19, now “his.
Banquet lamp, center draft burner,
chimney and shade frame for $1.98.
Fancy lamp shade and bolder, all
colors, at this sale, to. ‘
Four-piece Toilet sets, consisting of
bowl, pitcher and covered chamber, dur-
ing this sale only 960 set.
Children’s Bath Tubs, large size, only
89c each.
Granite iron refrigerator pans, side
handles, 150.
Steel knives and forks. only one set to
customer, at 49¢ a set.
Six-quart tin wash basins, at this sale
So each.
Three-quart tin pails, with cover, the
iii-cent quality, for lie each.
Mrs. Potts' sad irons, slightly damaged
50c set.
Wire dish covers. five in set, at 493 set.
A 2olb. tea or coffee canister for 90.
Porcelain-lined preserve kettle, 2-qt.
size, 100.
oi ms luiiiyui‘o liti‘miiy liiCJL-ul‘il in tin,
ilurk liliiuilsli scales. From the nor-k to
tho titiklos this \Viililii'l‘IllI rout of mull so
thoroughly t‘iiVi‘l’h‘ tlu- lioily lllill iiot the
slightest suction of skin blurring any
M‘Iii'tiiiiim‘ to tliut of the human lit-trig Is
"ISIIlIi'.
'I‘lu- fuiiilly \voro pot‘fwtly horror strick-
0" when the littlu "ilnli lirihy" was horn.
iiiiil fur morn ilinri sown yours iitniuiuvtl to
kin-p tlio iiiiittor ii profound m‘roi. flow
over. liitlu llui'niiiu's pinyiiiiitvs fliuilly
II‘IIl'lli'iI tiiut llll‘il' i'oiiipiiiiioii was it \‘i-rl-
litIiII' ilsh. 'I'Iiis‘ won Milo-ii out, urui the
lilillli'l‘ liwuiiin public, I llIlIIi'l'hiilIliI tliut
rim-torsiitul professors who inivu rut-.otitly
i-xuniiiioil liii‘ boy uro urintiiiiious in pro-
iiotiiiciiighiiii tnlio iiiiv“vii:liili WUIllii‘i‘
of tlio tvorul."-——Si. Louis Iii-public.
liricls Dust Mortar.
'l’lio Ilhi' of brick iliisi iliiil'ltli‘ us it ni‘.h
stituio for iiyiimiilio i‘l'llii‘ili, whom the
latter I'tllililil. in: oiiinliwii, Is now rccoiii-
lili‘ilili'ti, The Southern A ri'liili‘i‘t ruiys, «In
lliu Iii-at. vtigiiivoriiig iiiillioi‘ity. uxpuri-
Ilii'llli'i iiituiowitii iiiixturwoi lirirk dust
niiil iiiiicklliiu' in n Hiiilltilii‘ ratio. the Olin
\vlili thouihnr, showing tlini liliu'kmif urin-
lmlf inch in iiill'iiili‘iit-I, ni‘ti-ruoiitiiiiuul iiu-
mi-rsiori in wutur for four months, lioro
wiiiiouti-rusiiiiiu, cruiiiliiitig or splitting
is [II‘i'HHlIl‘I' of Loon pounds to the square
Illi‘II. it is considered, too, tlint the midi-
tion of even so Hiiiiili n proportion usurio-
tviiiii us much lirirk duet no mud to ordi-
iinry iiioriurs is pri-wutlvo of ilisiiiiu-grn-
tion. In tho :e'pnuisli iininliilons it hurt
long Ili‘l'll rogunlml us Nipvrim‘ to the iii-st
Iiosoiidulo hydraulic content for culverts,
drulne, tniikn or cisterns, etc, the propor-
tions used in tho ninriiifiwturo for such
Iil'ii‘k dust, one of limit rind two of mind,
mixed together dry and tempered with wa-
ter in the usual way.
Rapid Growth.
The most romurirnlilo instance of rapid
growth is said to he ri-oonlod by the French
fil'lidilllly in ”all. it. WIN-t is buy of ti yours
of turn, Ii foot ii inches in height. At 5 his
voice changed. At the turn of ii his board
had grown. and ho oppwirod a man of so.
At 12 he died with every outward sign of
extreme old age.
widen The Batman. delivered at
yourhonie.
Travelersfindassfe companion in Da-
Witt’s Cello and Cholera Care. A
change in drinking water and in diet
«commend daemons-
plaiuts. 'l'liit statues alwsys eases
ikw‘h- _
ed
M EF.WaIdsitdQ.0; _
purposes living, appmxlmutcly, one of h
LINEN.
Fifty-four inch Unbleached Table Damask, 82 cent quality, 25c yard.
Sixty inch Half Bleached Table Damask. 45 cent quality, 89c yard.
Sixty inch Full Bleached Satin Damask, 871} cent quality, 690 yard.
Seventy-two inch Double Satin Damask, finest t2 damask, 81.49 yard.
SILKS.
Ten pieces of beautiful Kai-Kai Wash Silks; a new lot for the hot weathery 8
Fifteen pieces Fancy Wash Silk for summer dresses and waists. always sold
Twenty pieces Excelsior Silk for waists and skirts, sold all season at 89 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 25s.
Twenty-five dozen, large size, Bath Towels, will go quickly at 10c each.
Two thousand, five 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
Unbleached and Bleached Muslin.
4-4 Unbleached Muslin, 6 cent quality, at 4c a yard.
44 Bleached Muslin, 8 cent quality. at 6c yard.
8-4 Full Bleached Muslin, 18 cent quality, at 1290 yard.
tapesandlackets-
Kitchen lepartment.
Window screens, fit any window, 28
inches to 32 inches wide, and adjusts
with n sp ‘ g, at this sale, the for $1.00
Special prices on all sizes of Bamboo
Veranda Screens.
Mrs. VsnDuzen's patent Egg Beater;
regular price, 5 cents; at 2.2.
Covered picnic baskets, d2-cent qual-
ity, at this sale, 9c each. .
Seashore pails and ehov e for Chil-
dren, 70 set.
Household ammonia;
cents bottlefiat this sale. ,
10c. ‘
Fine parlor broom, on .
tomer at 19c. .
' Thin blown glass tumblers, six.
Only six to a customer.
German China cups and as
piece set for 49c set.
English porcelain cuwnd
half-dozen cups and half dozen noun.
during this sale for 390 a set.
Mason‘s fruit jars, pint jars with
tops, 8.90 a dozen.
Quart fruit jars, only We a dozen.
Extra rubbers for fruit jars, quart-
size, 7c doz.
Extra rubbers for fruit jars,
5c dozen.
”Lightning” fruit jars, pint size, 81.59
dozen. .
“Lightniugflruit jars, quart size, $1.75
dozen.
_ Carpet Tacks, four fib. papers for 10c.
MR. GEO. E. BANZHAF,
of New (Yunnan. as s: ”I had nineteen.
blIlI teeth extracted. by "la
Dir. F. W. DAR.
without any unpleasant after effect." “E
Many other testimonials at ofiice.
TEEl‘li FILLED AND EXTRACTED
PAINLI'JSSLY, A SPECIALTY.
pint size,.
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BEST FULL
QUALITY. $8'OO SET.
WA BEAN I‘ED FOR FIVE YEARS.
DR. F. W. DARMER
sunaroii iii-:iirtsr.
I“). ‘9 WASHINGTON srmr.
Over Post Office. South Norwalk.
HOURS: 8 a. in. to it p. m. 1% lyr
_..., Wm
Waller statisticians (is.
located on its tofllre. Norwaik.
rifle XAMXNID Fruit.
For a short time only. DB. 0. 1'. use,
Reflection Specialist. ves his sole attention
to the scientific correct in; of i
defective vision. it your eyes are w or
vision poor, you shou d consult at once and
rot tiller lenses adjusted your
eyes. ey lve ease and comfort to the wane-
”... “threw“ out “r'
n r a more an an
‘t’bf‘ii'mitm A ..
e re 3 en 0 nerves n a
frequent changing of station. a: ins-Lt
yea . Glasses are not always given to
prove eyesight. but to ration and at
a short. toasslst nature. Thouean s or eyes
arernined yearly. Seven no out of ten
onto! twenty
I'D I
ran
have neithere alike. am one
have astigmat sin. hence the necessityof tant-
ing each eye separately. Special a t is
ty that me at
but consult at n .
W"
first: to an} inequali
ween iher raciiouof the eyes. 'tdelny. % m .
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