, Slim.
‘. _' ‘lariin . m. .
m sail?”
‘ some. full site,
M.“:%m and colored border;
' WI
. 5 seats
ounce bottle Perfumery, 50:: bottle,
to costs. \
_ ”limo line Mather Pocket Boolcs,
Waiter this fie,
cents.
Imitation Twin Dress ‘Stays, regular
.r 100.
. 5 coats. ‘
etj Hook and Eye, rlegnlar prior, 5c
Mauls price, two on ‘ s . .
5 cents.
Millet Dress Shields, .Nes. llaud 4,
‘ lar prices. 15c and lie, per pair,
8 cents.
Black Dress Braid, two rolls for
' , {resets
‘ Imperial Velveteen Binding, in colors
n y, regular price, 10c,
' , 5 cents.
100 gross Corset Clasps, Rc‘ quality,
~ , it cents \.
, 1' Pin” Cabinet, assorted, regular
i'lvaln‘e, 5c, .
‘ , Scents.
1 Boating Cotton, regular \vnlue, 19c, per
dozen spools,
10 cents.
trucker & ,Cook‘s black and white Knit-
ting Cotton, regular price. tie, for this
sale, .
4 cents.
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Olllililli llOES.
- thud 12 inch Net Top Ecru and White,
regular price, 49c, sale price, '-
, :4 cents.
9 and 12 inch Net Top Ecru and White,
regular price, 75c, sale price,
8-3 cents.
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OiiOll OIlESS OOOOS
_. _ 46inch all wool Henrietta, 31 quality,
' ‘ - , atwc yard. , .
, ‘50 inch all Wool heavy Wale Serge.
$1.50 quality. at 75c yard.
L ' inch black Diagonhl. all wool, 75::
q ity, at 375$: yard.
Black Figured Mohair, bo'c quality. at
49c yard.
40inch Black Novelty. :31 quality, M; 5m:
yard.
50inch Black Clay Diagonal. $1 quality,
’at 50c yard.
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SOTHE BOSTON 'srose.
; . " llcr. thin and Wall 8is., Nomad.
TOILET HINTS.
Bolt and Pepper For Digestion and the
Complexion.
Most imperfections of complexion are
,. 4 due to digestive disturbance, and it is stat-
, / ed that salt and pepper uscdiu moderately
largo quantities will often produce bone-
flcloi results in such cases. Spices, how-
ever. are to be avoided, and cayenne pcp‘
per likewise.
A skirt which has become too short may
be lengthened without spoiling its appear-
ance by nddiuga bias band of the some
goods around tho (mt. This may be flu-
lobed with rows of stitching, or bands of
ribbon or passcmentorio may be placed
over the lino of junction. Where the front
breadth alone is too short, as sometimes
We when the skirt has boon badly
fitted, it may he ripped out and lengthened
at the top by menus at a narrow, pointed
yoke, fitted smmtbly over the figure and
ltitohcd down. This is rather an addition
to tb skirt than otherwise uud may be
covered with pnssclnontorlu if it is desired.
V‘ with excellent client.
“on the nails are in good condition, I
low minutes' care and attention daily will
keep them so. Every time the hands are
i
'rmaxou HAT.
Mind, the flesh at the base of the nails
should he pushed back with ihr‘iowol. and
a very few minutes' rubbing with chamel-
, skin, with pimlcrrd pumlrr stone nmls~
lead with swmi oil. will imiish the nails.
The finest punish is gin-n by an hour's
robbing with the band. hot this is too
long. ppm for mmt pen-mm. The my
to! mod for washing tho hoods should al-
m boisoltomsi with a few drops oi am.
,uoniaor a little lmar. Both hands and
. ”should in moduli: washed with line
soil warm mm the tuition; More
, a: at night. Many «men inliere
. Mtholemthoskin is washed tiresome
III mouth" it will he, and that map
should never he put on the M4311» on»
, tillolmrm for the morphism than
«no. and the use of mp is the only way
it the duo entirely free from new
that will result in diatom, ii
,hiflostmnunnq’i‘gnon” Mot
ml, , , Inn M
“ammonium
maxim, a. box ‘ ‘
helli- ,
blank. ll Satin a}: ’“
pli silk, Wolds»: unto No. $0,
Dress “lauds.” illoaks, I Furs. , TrimminES. Hosiery,
l
--.O F ... /
itv, at «tile yard.
36 inch All
$12.001mported Dress Patterns, at
20 full weight Jackets, 810 ouesior 35.
Paris' New Idiotic Phruo.
For Weeks the streets hnvo rosoundcd
with iulonscnsical cry which has proved
absolutely infectious, and “ En voulcz-vons
dos-whmnurdal‘" bus pnssmi from lip to lip
in almost every grade of sociotyund in
endless variation has dono journnlistic
duty on-r and over again. The phrnso,
bud From-h us it may be, has mudoull
sorts of victims, und its constant roller-n-
tion hm; proved suchnnuisum'othnt it has
luromo absolutely obnoxious. The police,
If they boil the power, would put it down.
but all that they can do is to tuko up in‘
gvuious huwkors of imllots und lrnshy
unli'llpomlius whosoughi. to put sonlomnso
inlo tho idle words by converting tho
"luunards" into"mouvhnrds.” u substitu-
tion which, however, cost them :30 {runes
line.
The cry as it stands luwubsoiutoly no
meaning of its own. It has not, moro-
ovr-r, in double meaning. When one asks
how it. origiuutmi, you uro muindud that
it suddenly looped into populnrity when u
ccrtuincuio I'huutnnt slow-r uu (.‘luunps
Elyaocs nvo it song nightly w th this idl-
oticrcfrfiln. it is not the first tiinoln
their history that tho l’arisions have
adopted a cry which lsdovoid of reason.
In iii?!) tho sounds of “ilho Lambert!"
wins-d everywhere. The cry survived for
a full troublous your, and the emperor
wont. tmlu'l’nris with "ilho Lambert!"
shoniml on all sides. and itwvas the some
cry which unwind-tho i'omulutlonoi the
republic and inspired thoorgonlzcrs oi the
potion»! defense. As' Mpomuu-ututor ro-
niurks: “()nochuptvr at our history closes
with ‘(llo huoborl 9' Will ‘En vouloz‘vous
lllll‘l'lilllllill‘llul' end the ncat?”--l’oris
Letter.
'I'no Muscular.
Mr. Edmund Yates. on his voyage to
this country sonic years turn, when be
room as a lecturer, met with a little mi-
vontnro which nilordod him musidorable
amusement. He says:
1 had notion! that a little American gen»
thmmu had martial mowith gum curios.
ity, following me up and down the deck,
and taking up ooigiu of vantage for obsern
ration purines. About tho tlfth day out
this gentleman met me fees to taco. We
both stopped.
"llir. [almond Yates?" said he interns;-
ailvoly.
1 ”owner! up.”
"Mr. Yates, air,” said he, "i should like
to have the leunrooi shaking handawitil
you. sir! am proud to make the so:
quaintanoe of such a distinguished," etc.
(it worse 1 was covered with blushes u
lrhook hands with the gentleman, hot l
could not help asking him why. since he
stalled to make my soon-lotus“, he in“
outdoor: «to previously: homo wobbly
aware who i was.
"‘Vl‘eii, air,“ he told, "that local They
had told the at theconard adios that the
aotimr of “The Yellow Flag' Would be on
tuned, and I’ve been looking out for him
ever close we sailed. em 1 WW!
it was you, out You’re not any action oi
thebuflddasothor. ctr. lthougttyoa
are a British attic“ I.‘ out to or.»
“balsam cl,
lid inchl‘anc Novelties, tile quality, at 25c yard. .
col Boucle, iltlc qualit . at 49c yard.
each.
$518.00 Imported Dress Patterns, at $9 each.
NEW CLOAKSTAND CAPES.-
10 new Capes, heavy weight, 610 ones for is“). I
30 new Jackets. heavy weight, 810 ones for $5. .
, 15 new Jackets, heavy Weight, lilo ones for $1.50.
20 new Jackets, heavy Weight, mouse for 810.
In new‘ Plush Capes, fur trimmed, 815 ones for $7.50.
to new Plush Capes, fur trimmed, 3‘32 ones for ‘ell.
couu'ri-R’P'ANES.
‘lxt-rn size Counterpaues, $2.25 ones for all. lil.
Hm '
RI 8 80 N ,5,
'i‘houssudsof yordS, all New Fall Shades. and, as usual, quality the best, but
most important to you. Prices The Lowest. .
1e and red combinations, 1ch qual-
Ouly two to a customer.
V DQMESTIOS.
Brown Sheeting, 2 yards wide. 25c quality. at l2,l (,c.
Bleached Sheeting, zyards wide, 25c quality, at 15c.
customer
Yard "wide Unbleached Muslin, Tc quality, for ~10.
5 customer.
White Outing Flannel, 10c quality, for he
Lolored Outing Flannel, 12c quality, for lie.
' COM F ORTABLES.
Fancy Chintz Comfortables, “.10 ones for 69¢.
I)ouble«faced Comfortables, $1.39 ones for title.
Fancy Satlne Comfortabies, plain lining, $2.25 ones for $1.59.
BLANKETS.
tlray or White Blankets at 48c. /
il—i “(bite Blankets, the $1.50 quality, at. 98c.
11-4 \\ ool Blankets, odd pairs, slightly imperfect, $5 ones for 32.1%
CARPETS. ‘
Cocoa hints, 491‘ quality, 'Jilc.
i
A engined Queen. 1
In the “1.1mm James Holmes" may be
found a Amtlwtic story «.1 a man unwed
Dunner, tho scion of u royul house, who, in
tho liillt'l' purl of 114- eighteenth century,
wasmw ol' Ihoquoun‘s pages. Silo grow
to hnvouvvizv \vlmu regard for him, but
tho time come when, on lit't‘tlillll of in~
err-using ago and infirmity, ho \vns pon-
siouotl oil, n'nd some one oisowns put in
his place.
it grieved him much to vlmngo his imb-
lls, but he um in some drgrru consoled at
lwingullmwd loutlvmi m-rtuln royulouv
lvrluimumu». and it \vusul one of Home
that in» illviillfllllelil'lHilllinL‘lf by a some
what vex-rm rir union which greatly
amused his loi'uwr minim».
No me. wondering i‘oriorniy about
ulono win-u the tpu-rn. i-wr mindful of
her old mul tried N'i’Hlili n, lmslcnml tmvurd
him with l'hil'llllt'il hand and It ward of
kindly fll‘l‘l'liilg.
He took tho prnil'vl'od lliiilil mui hold it
for it lilllllli‘lil. “llllt‘ lu- grim-d with a smil-
ing though punk-d t'llpl't'shloll ut the >
rpm-n. 'l‘hrn in: mid:
“l lmow tlmt low? i know it as well as
i know any llu'l', Loin—pardon mo, lumimn
--l i-ou'l for tho lilo of mo n-collm‘l» when:
lhuw N‘i‘ll ll ‘." ‘
"l’uor llulmti‘!” sold iho queen, with :il
sornm l'ui Mullouoshoturlml nwuy. “ i’oor
lluim‘l'!”
The old man looked nl'ivr lwr {or a mo
own! and llwu mid-d Illi-ll-‘hlllg gardener
who ”to ludy might. be.
"\lby. tho ”mm"
ilulm'r loogiu-il.
"i'm nirnul," mid lu', "bur iluilvsi)‘ will
think i lum- l'nrgouvo hurl"
_ .. W..- ..
new film“ For Ibo-on.
leutcuum (town-nor Muvklnlosh of tho
Nortllwuui 'i‘r-rritorios told the legislature
immublod 'm iloginn llu- oiherday that
tho (litnwu utillturltlvs have “lived to
give distinctive names to tho auroral re.
glans of the mat unorgonlml territory
thut muuposca so much of tho larger pun
tion of tllsllomloloo. The mgion Milo.
cent to Alaska will be named Yukon, and
to the out, eiahracln all the territory to
the Atlantic, there I l he the district. at
hanklio, Churchill and Union. Is he.
radar “dropout “contaminant-
Motion (Ono) MM“.
it’s just so my to try 0» Ilium
Cough Oars as anything else. it's easier
locates-ems another cold out it.
hiyoormiporchue tor a cough in
One Ilium (local: Gore. Better medl-
oioe: better results; hotter try it. it P.
West and (l. 0. Milton.
W
Ayer'r Son-perm: is not a secret
preparation. soy physician may hm
the formula on application. The m
otitswcoefluamdieioeliuiolu ex-
mrdiury power to cm the blood
glimpoduessod cure the m trop-
usosi can of blood disuse.
W
to mum's-cs. r... writs-i
IMRIMOI aloe histor- no
as on were on lamp: Wm
Gian Rmmhllng Wood.
Anolln‘r illustrniiou of tho wonderful
variety of urws to which gloss may bu put.
is furnlslmi in tho report of an invention
sold to have boon rwcntly brought out in
Boston. By this prwcss gluss is made to
represent a highly polished wmni when
viewed from the exterior, and when look-
ed at from tho interior of the house gives
it scinltrunspurunt and very handsome
effect. In tho vonecring prm-t-ss the
glass, which may be oitlwr plain or
groom, is cloudml with a liquid dyu which
is applied with a sponge in sun-h a way as
to roprmvut tho groin of the wood which
it is desired to imitate. A (lvr shading has
been soiivnrd llu- grain is iuualo rivur and
lust by an upplimulou of photographer's
Varnish. 'l'hv pluses is then heated slight-
ly in pron-m tho sbudings from uwrging,
and the \ill‘llilla -ll.‘llli‘ri of dye required nro
uppllmi with it ryl'lligr. .~\ lionlvmitof
phologruphvr's \‘urnlsh is then added,
which iIu-rwws tho hrilliuncy and pro-
tccis tho dye. - liuili'oml lli'vlow.
Napoleon Anecdotes.
“Thur.- is our unplvnvunt font 1mI about
dying, “ sold ’i‘ulioyrund. "one (-uunot read
ouu'u ollliluu'lcs. i should like wry much
to rend my obliimrh-‘o” "So should I,"
rclurnml liouupnrto dryly. “Hurry up
and div, will you?”
"1 think i shall write my autobiog-
raphy." li'ulll‘ho midom- morning to tho
cmptmlr. " I Wouldn‘t if i \vvroyou,” said
Nupolmn. " You know yourself too well,
aiulif you Iold ihu truth itpvould ruin
your rupuiul loo. "
Nupolmu was mun-raililnus and used to
enjoy tolling his fol'liluowlth the cords.
At one time he lll'l‘W tlm-l- curds from the
pork; iwoof tin-m twospotu uud onuof
them wuss king. “llumph'.” hosuid. “l
mom in be raising the dance. ruthcr llmn
it dynasty, by two to one,"
At St. Helena Napoleon was asked what
he would have one had be defeated Wol-
lingt/on at tcrloo. “I should have
untied," replied the fallen emperor.
Retiring so clatter-log as a backing
cough. Nothing so loollslul to suffer
from it Nothing so dangerous it al-
lowed to continue. 0” Minute Cough
Cure gives immediate relief. 'I‘. 1’
Wood and G. C. Brill-on.
W -W. «WA...
aw. this?
We odor one hundred dollars reward tor
animated-uh that cannot he cured by
Kali" Cutout: cm!
I. J. calm I 00.. Prom,'i‘oledo.0.
We. the underlined. have known I'. .l.
Mlortlulutllimond boilers him
may honorable is all business mm
iiousadlmlsllrsbiotomootsny
othMbnyirm.
me hear. man-u Daniele. Toledo.
0. Walloon. Mauritanian". Whole-sis
mm 0.
momma tom laterally.»
toxemia-tile bind and m hr.
romaine
were
“it” mmwhflh lull
standout“; More.
, . Underwear, ’Bomiurtables, Blankets, Etc.
SATURDAY- SEPTEMBER 21 st, l895.
It is customary in one» the FallSeason with music and a grand dis
not to spend money on show. but in go it in .our nations in the way of a . ‘ ~
HALF 7 PRICE SALE . IN . ALL . DEPARTMENTS.
COLORED DRESS GOODS. ,
so inch All Wool Mixture, the quality, at 25c lyard.
ill inch NOVelty Suiting, green and red, and b I
play at flowers. illis season we have decided
Only ten yards to a
Not more than :20 yards to a
This we intend to be our giant opening of Fall and Winter garments. We know of no bettetway in make ligand impression, and do alatger
business than was ever done In tlorwali. than to give great bargains at thebeginningoi fall which our customers will remember all season
THE BOSTON DRY GOODS STORE,
Corner Main and wall Streets. Norwalk.
, “I‘m alumfi
lesion is
us down new and .
Stockings, ribbed top
:Iflool, ovegyupairworth fills
O, . 1'-
W is cents.
100 dozen lodlos' W
Pants, all sin: they uracil
facturers as ' ads." 1:
impair either the looks or the ,
are worth 637.0. To help this
price will be only
:9 costs. , ,
One case of he s’ and girll' Gm”
White Wool nde car, all! "
goods, sizes as large as 84, .
so cents.
FOOiiElt
18 dozen men’s Laun
Shirts, collars and culls atm
collars separate, values from, all! ’
broken sizes. If your size is among
lot, it willbe money in your pooh
come early. Sale price, ‘ ,
as costs.
.._._... Wm..—
Kitchen Department. ;
1 Gal. Oil Cans. 25c ones for 12%:2.
12 qt. Rockingham Tea Pot, lilo one- for
l e. ‘
Infants’ Bath Tubs, $1.50 ones matte.
Maar‘m Fruit Jars 10c ones for lie. ,
Granite Iron Pie l’lates,190 onssior 10c.
Granite Iron J ell; Tins, 19c ong furl .
Granite Iron Mil Pans, 19c annular lilo.
Feather Dusters, 49c ones for 25¢. *
Chimneleleaners. 190 ones for 9a.
Lamp C imne s, 5cones for 36. 1 _
Plain Blown unibiers, do once for 3:.
French Porcelain Breakfast Plates, 150
ones for To. . '
’
'1»
ones for tie.
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lamps.
Kitchen Lamp, largo burners,690 ones
for 39c.
Vase Lump, lift out fount, $3.25 ones
for $1.69.
for #625 .l.
for $8
“’54—...
Cups and Sauces.
Cups and Saucers, decorated, 690 not:
I .
or we.
Table howls, 1}; pints, 7c ones for 4c. .
Pudding dish, 5 quarts, 39c onestor 100.
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THE BOSTON STORE.
Cor. Main and Wall Ste. llomsll.“
A
ins ‘ mu.
lll'i'llllli'l' You. -
My Gent’s 85 Pig Skin, Razor Toe, Lace Shoes, reduced to
83 a pair.
My Gent's t5 RussiaCalf, Razor Toe, Lace Shoes reduced
to 8'5 9. pair.
My Gent’s 82.50 Russett Shoes, Bazor Toe, Lace, reduced
to $1.75 a pair.
My stock of School Shoes is the largest in town; my prices
the lowest.
Ladies’ or Gent’s Patent Leather, Tan, Calf or KidSlioel,
Bhincd or Dressed free of charge, at
i‘
Double Shoe Store, ’
FOR THE LATEST swig”;
-Oll'--
“GO '10--
Household Ammonia. quart bettle, 190‘ T
Vase I .nmp, decorated, $1.75 ones for 890. I
Bonnier. Lamp, with globe, $4.98 onoll, ‘ ’
Banquet Lamp, with globe, $18.00‘ones ‘
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4° lib .42 lMlLL STREET. uontmiUt. ,5
I
m lit room All ‘
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