. non
Inna omnnnmv.
,Wllnderwear and
Hosiery.
,, Hell's Grey Fine Wool Shirts Ilouhlc
- and front and single book and from.
t wen to match, sold everywhere at
1 our price per garment, 81. 00 each.
303’s Scarlet Shirts and Drawers, ab-
ate! the best made. sold everywhere
1 5% our price per garment, it at each.
One thuudred dozen
Ribbed, Fleece Lin
. ' ,wonderful bargain.
Ladiee’ extra heavy, full shaped, seam-
- Stockings, warranted fast dye. Per
,12'/,c.
‘ ”195’ fine all wool and extra hcaiy.
'- ~ .. ribbed and plain tops, worth from
We. to 50¢. Per pair 25c,
“is and girls’
PStockIngs; all
Per pair, 10c.
Kitchen Debt
1 “2 ice! Dccorated English Porcelain
“ought, $7. 98 set.
56 piece Decorated Tea Set, #2 91% set.
10 piece Decorated Toilet Set $1. 9“ set
1
y e Largest and Boat Department Store in Fairfleld County.
Always Leading in Evorythi g.
BosTON STORE, NORWALK :
1 Grand Opening 01‘ ‘Santa Blaus’ Home,” and Bhristmas Holiday Bonds
ON SATURDAY DECEMBER 7, i895.
IS GRAND. MAGNIFICENT AND COMPLETE
FOR
TIIE GIRLS.
r. Scrooge in the Norwalks on Cinistmas
m,“God bless us all.” .
th‘m’t think that with the appIoach of Oh istmas we forget the other departments—not so—our stocks are never distutbed,
our Carpet department; that we have moved up one 11001. W e shall offer rare bargains In all departments for the Holidays.
had what we shall do In these depattments
Notions. Etc
300 damn fine Swiss Embroidered "and-
kcrchicfs, 'vnlue from 19c to 25c: 121/1113
each.
500 l’ocket—llooku, the largest. and best
assortment chr showu by us: 25c.
Ladies' Leather Shopping Bags, 25c.
10 dozen of the celebrated Wm. ii.
lirowu d; llros.’ Perfumes, triple extract,
in fancy designs; per bottle. '.’.'Ic.
Ladies' Celluloid llair Ornaments, an
immense variety. \\ orth We to Lie each;
.‘Ic.
Ladies and Childrensitings in plain
goldetfccts and fancy, all narruutetl for
three years rs:""1c.
Notions. Etc.. Etc.
One hundred imitation Mink and
Feather Brian; regular \IIlue, $1 10: $100
each. .~
Fifty tine Thihet lions. 51 inches long,
regular value #6. ’10: 24.11% each.
Five humlred dozen iiI-ImlirIrchiefs,
plain and fIInIIcs 5c. each.
FOR ~
‘ “THE BOYS
10 Rough Boucle. $9M marked to $7 .50.
15 Heavy Beavers, $7.25: marked to $1.50
in Wool Seals. $15 00; marked to $3301).
ll i-Ilectric Seals. $35 00: marked to $38.00.
7 Fl‘fll Plush. 34.00; marked to $17.98.
52 in. Ladies i‘loth, 50c: marked to .1. .c.
50111. SergeI. 75c: marked to .100
”in.
50in. Black Serge. 501-; marked to 37' ,e,
40111. ilouclet‘ loth, 69c; marked to .101
FOR
The Young Ladies.
Jackets and Furs.
so rich black Boucle Jackets #11.9\‘;mmked to $10. 9!
23 Large W ale Diagonal, $1.. 3 .00; marked to $1.52?
10 Children’s Reefers, $01.50; marked to $4.75
12 Children's ileefers, $5.00; marked to $5 50.
1?» Children’s Gretchens, $0.50; marked to $5.30
N iIcIIvy Double Capes, $35.50: marked to £5.00.
Dress Goods.
Impnnad Single Dress Patterns.
3‘ I: I0 marked tot-l 00.
7 .FIIlInarked to 5.00
“.50 marked to
9." I5 marked to
10 00 marked to
000
8 t;
7."
h'.
illnck Henrietta, .1‘)I3; marked to .1? ,I.
1 0Y5 AN” GAMES “'0' We“! " ”01's Tilill. BOXES AND SLEDS lehers and Phunuhalpslieamiill China and “00180
FOR
THE MOTHERS.
Gloves
100 1101.. Ladics' Fine Cashmere (11m es
value from The to .10c per pair; “Joe.
75 doz. Fine \Vool Mitts for ladies and
IIIisI-Ies. The host wearing mitt on the
market; per pair,'.. ’-lc.
Ladles’ laxtru Fine Pique Kid Glove.
every pair warranted llcni value $150:
per pair, 81. 00. ,
Ladies Silk Mufflers, the \cry latest
andh nobbicsl. ilcguinr price. ill“: 9‘51:
caeI ~
Underwear and
Hosiery
.10 don. Boys .and Misses \\ bite and
Grey Shirts and Drawers, henvynintcr
“eight, all sizes. Actuuhalue 35c; per
garment, 25c.
Lndies’ Fleece Ribbed Vests and Pants,
fine Egyptian yarn, extra heavy, all sites,
a great big value; 251:.
Men’s Grey and White Merino Shirts
and drawers, ribbed bottoms, finely finish-
. ed; sizes for large and small men, extra.
heavy and part wool: each garment, «the.
BBB BlSPiiY ill 10,18 GAMES, BULLS. Billll- A- 31110. BHINAI SllllEilWllllE ilNll BOOKS
FOR
'l‘IIE FA L'I‘HER
!BODKS 110 can illMES
Anything 1n the way of Gifts and Useful i’10se11ts that will make the receivers and the donors happy, and them will be 110 old
Day, so that we all can greet one another with a “Merry Christmas, ” and say, like tiny
save
Just
Lamps
$3.39 ilauquef. i.a1.np~, with piolie, $1.9!
each.
tilllh'llanquct Lamps. with
patent burner, $2.98.
globe and
$13.25 Vase Lamp, with corrugated shlde
to match extra large burner 81 35.
Genuine Christy Set of B1- ad Knives,
'3lc set.
sucnu m GHlllllEl-lllllll.‘
:3 qt. Covered Sauce Pans, 25c.
3 qt. Covered Sauce Pans, 33c
.l qt Extra Deep Pudding Pa 5, 23c.
4 qt. Extra Deep i'uddiug Pa 5, 270.
01 qt Pudding 'I’ans 31c.
Dripping Pans, ll ,xlll}; .310.
Dripping Pans, 101.1114”, 41c.
Dripping Pans, 14x14, 59c. ‘
Dripping Pans, 1.359117%, title
2 qt. Farina Kettles, 790. '
4 qt. Farina Kettles, 31.1912
Hanging Soap Dishes, with Drainer,14c.
14 qt. Dish pan}, 77c.
The Boston Dry Goods Store, corner Main and Wall Streets Norwalk, Conn.
2:: ,-. - ._M_ -.
One Minute Cough Care is rightly
‘ It aflorda instant relief
from Inflering when afflicted with a
. ere cough or cold. It acts on the
, - . t, bronchical tubes, and lungs and
”Grails to give immediate relief 1-}
5' $aé'd & G. C. Stillson
-I..I
éhcewn cures the grip.
no". of people hare piles but Ila-Witt s
burns without the sligtest paiir. H. 1’.
ad do 6. C Stilison.
Aeeton will break up a cold.
. A Lowell lother's Testimony.
it lowers. Mass, April 30, 11191.»- "My
We baby, now fifteen weeks old, has
”birth suffered greatly from wind
W. All remedies failed to ease him
all] a lady friend recomended Dr.
(Hand’s Colic Core. I .tricd‘ it, and
than not be without it and I gratefull3
advice all mothers wishing a sure remedy
1 colicky babies to try Dr. lland s Colic
.—Mrs. A. L. Sturtevaut, No.181mp
in Peace}? Dr. Hand’s Remedies at all
3100 Reward, $100
The radon of this paper will be pleased to
hmmunmtomdmceddoem
" Whoa been able to cure in all its
and that faCannhHall's Catarrh Care
1 only positive cure known to the medical
all”. Comb being a constitutional
- require! a constitutional treatment.
, macaroni taken internally. m-
‘M upon” the blood and mucous sur-
etnthe Intern. therapy destroying the
‘ a! the disease. andglvlogthc
Wildcthbyhufldlnznp the constitu-
rhald-bthg nature In doing its work.
flamboyant-nah (althlaltacura
”thallium One Hundred Dol-
‘ Jerma- that it !th to cart. Send
‘ ‘ mama-Ia Address.
'" r. .1. cusses a 00.. Toledo, o.
”Dracula-Ilse.
. v 1
, ~ thrill latiual tank.
‘ lull Strontium“, ilonn.
‘ no. on cam“. man.
ammo.
. . “m.
‘ DMTORS. "
g Inn. W B. Gwyn.
Imam.
Tam til-nu.
Jaw-m.
Mftweeterwhitetail-atone
miracle . '
itch Hazel Salve will care them When .
WP”! applied it cures 119111113 '11“! Z prisonorwns confined and passed through
by any person until Harry. raised his voico
CURSING HIS BROTHER.
Barry Bayward‘n Terrible lmprecatlona
at Their Lent Meeting. ~
Ml‘xxsarous, Dec. ll.—“.\iny the curse
of God fall on you and yours and allow
me from the minute I drop from tho scaf-
fold to haunt you day and night. until‘
your death. Then 1 will welconm you on
the brink of hell with a rndhot iron.”
These are the farewell words of Harry
Hayward to his hrotherAdrcy. Ho hurled
them at tho lottI-rns ho descended the
stairs loading to the tier in which the
the iron doorway to the outer ofllce. It
was their last meeting on earth, and such
the murderer intended it to he. Adroy
was as calm as the prisoner was impas-
sioned. lie was unmoved by tho anntho—
mas except toward pity.
Tho‘mecting between the brothers Was
arrangod’hy the parents, who lyIvseechod
the condemned man to see Adrcy once
more before he died. He remained obsti-
nate to their ontroatics fora long time,
but finally'yiolded and sent by messen-
gers a note asking Adrcy to visit him in
jail. The brother of the murderer conso-
ucntly visited him. Ho was received in a
rlcndly manner, and flurry requested the
deputies to withdraw a distance to allow
him to spool; to his brother confidentially.
The oilicors did as requested, and from
a distance keenly eyed the two men. ' The
latter at once engaged in an interested
conversation. What passedens not heard
to say: "Now i have done my part; I
have forgiven you for all you have done.
Now you do as I ask. "
“But, ” returned \Ilrcy uppeallngly”
“Harry. how can 1:3” .
The answer was too much for tho pris-
oner. Ho sprang to his feet and poured
forth a tirade of abuse never before heard
in the jail. ”You low down. menu. con-
tamptiblo, miserable, damnahle wretchlv
You refuse to do that after what I have
done? You God forsaken tool! You have
played a good part, but now i can tell you
what I think of you. My letter to you
was, after all, only a decoy for that pury
pose. if I could only get at you, I would
dig out your brains with a knife, I would
tear out your heart wit my hands. I
would crush the two tog her, out than:
into pieces. squeeze out the juice, make
it into a pin and thrust it down your
throat."
Ho clinched his hands in his rage and
Blamped his foot fiercely His face was
ashen and livid by turns. AIlroy sat quiet ,
for a few minutas, but seeing the useless-
ncss oil waiting longer aroso and started
to go.
"Hod blesa you (-ioodhy, Harry, " he
called s: ully as he was about to go down
the stairs.
"Oh. you villain!" was the return
greeting. ' ".‘lny the curse of God fall on
you and yours and allow me to haunt
you until your dying day. I will moot
you on tho brink of hellwithn redhot
”In"!
Electric Plants Will (Invalid-t;
Xi'an; N. J., Dec. 0.-—it is only a
question of time when all the electric
lighting «nonunion of Knox county will
hath Paople' e 31mm Light and Power
Wt! fill“ up the
utllly. mu. .. n .IIo p, IIIIIIIIlIIrIIIIclIIIu out.
and took in tho l-Issox (‘ounty Electric
Light and l’uWI-r company of Orange.
’i‘l1utrIIIIsI'Ivrof stock will homadu early
in 1.5011. ’l'hovurlom other Imncernn in
the county will soon surrender to the syn- .
Ilicutc and 11511 the Newark plant as lilo
center of operations. it. is expected that
the Illnnlgumation of interests will result
in l‘llt’llpllilllll‘! tho rules of public and pri-
vato lighting.
Accused of Grand Larceny.
NEWARK. l\.l Duo 11 -—i-.Ilw: 1rd (3 lark.
II pcIlIilI-r who lives at 7'.) lllIIIIIIIiloiIl um
11qu was bold in $400 hall by Acting
.luIlgo Freeland in the lirstcrimiual court
1111 II uhurgo nl pram! lurt‘elly. Tho oom-
plainant, Michael Henry, of Dow street.
llcllovillu. alleges that ho was robbed 01
8:37 wbllo riding with illnrk in uconch
several days ago.v He says hu fell into n
houvy Hit’L'D, IIIIIl,\\'l1I1n lIu:11.1.'ul;I-. several
hours afterward. 11o “list-Hod that his
mouty was gone. ilu thinks ho was drug-
god. i ‘luri: IlI-niIvs tho Ihnrge.
Trolley Injures TlIroe Persona.
.\'I1w111'1:u. N. Y., Doc. tl.-—-.\ rapidly
moving tI-IlllI~_':frIvigl1t I'ar struck II wagon
on Broadway, in which woro riding Mu.
nos Daley. Patrick Lunhy and llllohnol
Burke. Daley Imd lu-uhy revolved serious
scalp Wounds and bruises, and llurko'r
buck was injured. They worn all taken II
St. Luke's hospital. The condition of Da-
11:3’iv4 considered IlI‘Ingorous. Simeon (I'ra
11am, the Iuotormull. was arrested.
Unly II Slight Discrepancy.
TINA-111V, Dre. {La—Tho result of an ex-
amination of tho books of monetaryol
Slutt- Knisuy for the past flIo years by
State ( ‘omplrollor ”nilmlll 1: shows II dis
cropunlyox onl3 538.11119 to clerical er
r019. Tho I \1 11111111111011 w: 15 11111119 in con
sequence of 1th Iinveiopmcnts boforo the
scouts investigating committee with ro-
spI-I-t to Kelsey’s custom of paying state
moneys ovcronI-o 11 your
Boys line. 'Ipe From a Reform tnry.
MPIHDI: >1, (‘onn., Dec. 9. ——-It( looked
out. today that twu illlulltt'i of th thtt
School for Boys escaped .‘llllll‘lilly orn~
ing by force. l'hey are t' barlos Adams at
New Haven and [trunk Smith of Green
ville, Conn. Early in the day they assault
cIl Mrs. J. W. Gregory. an attendant, and
after blindfolding her tool: bar keys away.
They then easily escaped and have not
been heard oi since
(thonm “'nriaa Damaged by rum
BALTIIIIIML Duo. 9.—-'I‘l1o ilultilnorn
3hrI1111I- works. East lt11llir'1.1orv. \vol'e. lmIl'
ly Ilamuun'd 113' tire, The losson tho build-
1111: 11nd IIIIII'lIIIIcry is‘ about $10,111"), but
the illllll ins-1 will not be known until at:
lnwsti' gm ion «11' the amount of nine 1: Ion
mined in the Ilr31111; room Ian he made.
'ilw iirtt rtnrml 1111111 on unknown must
in the fil'l lllI: room. 'I be property is in
sored. '
Htrslnmmn- “'11! Not Sign.
iiIIl'\"l'tl.\, 'l‘vx. live. '.I.—-\\'. K. Whoe-
lork has St‘l‘ll 31111-1111 Julian. manager 01
Bob Fliiiliifllil‘llllis, undtried to lIIIluItchiuI
to sign artiI'lrs for the meeting with Po-
ter Maher. .luliun positively rcfusodtI.
sign, Ililj'l‘clillg10lillHilllIl~FclL ll—nnd
to tho size of tho purse hung up. wanting
swoon. '
' . . . ,.
llny Destroyed by Fire.
Donna. Dec. 9.—-iiuysbcd No. 2. u
largo building in tho Unaltlll and Maine
railroad) :1rd~. abutting on Rutherford
'nv.enllo ( ildi’it‘~1’ll\l 11, was badly IluIIIngoIi
by fire. Three hundred and sixty tum-1 at
boy were Ilrstroycd and 1.30 tons badly
damaged. Total hats 158104100. 'I‘hocausa
of lip: tiro unknown.
Weather Forecast.
Light snow . northeastorly winds.
One Minute Cough Cure is a popular
remedy for croup. Safe for children and
adults. 1'}. i’ \Veetitlkii. C. Siiiisou
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Caetorla.
When Dally was sick. we gave her Custorla. ‘
When she was a Child. she cried for Custom
When she became Miss. she clung to Custorlt
When she and Children. she gavethem Cantata
Children Cry for
Pltc‘her'e Castorla. '
. , Children Cry for
Pitcher’a Caetorla.
Q The llardtttlStrnlrm
you couldIintlict uponllus would' be the
Roof confidence in our integrity and
ability to meet’ your every desire in the
, Hardware line, but we are so confident of
pleasing you that we do not hesitate to
invite you to inspect our entire stock.
it For Christmas presents we make a
specialty of fluc‘Pocket and Table Cut"
lery,whila' .onr lineof Peck Sc Snyder
Skates'cannot be equalled for the same
money in any other make. .
South llnrwalkH w '11. 1:11..
42 South Main St. ,
llllliSESl
Hones Burial 1111 the Winter
at our stables on Water street in the
city, or at our East Norwalk or West
Norwalk farms. ‘
Gnnd Warm , Stables,
large yard for exercise. opening to the
_ south, protected on three sides by build-
ings; careful experienced horsemen in
attendance.
//
111111111 ‘ nus.
.1. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
KNIGHT STREET. NORWAIIK. CONN.
011p Horse Railway Depot.
lte'fiden' Elm street. Telephone call 11
J. 0.leNillllGS.
Panel Hangawalciminel, Painter
And dealer. in ‘
Wall Paper and Borders.
lNorth Mains SouthN o.rwalk
Sample books of all line latest styles of
Pa opera. Boarders and Gilt Mouldings taken to
houses for in tlon.y on notice by
hL—_____—__matca I: Inc”
Wat‘s
Irv“
zero to 1888.
W436 Main Street.
”manna.
Harper’s Weekly
"1 1896.
HARPER's WEEKLY isa lourhai for the
whole I: v.)untry It deals with theevents of the
wor ‘d that are important to Americans
in carrying out this IoIlIy in 1895. Junta!
RA LP" visited China and Japafi d journey-
eI'l Ihroutzb the Wed; r l( a up Hanna“:
1).“ Is took a trip through the ( arlhbean Sea;
the Holmium-l of the nv- W navy vcredeecrlhen
an- -' I Instrmed 11y HI Its F. ZIIIIBIUII; FRED
IIIIII RI: ll.\I.T0.\' punt-11ml studies of Army
and l'i'ilulle" Iirr; For Irsm BIGEIUW attendv -
ed the Opening 0! the Klt‘l Canal.
In was like ullentinn will he give .to every
notable happening. The chlof eve to in art.
llleratun-nnd mu lo. and the drama will he
nulstlcnlly presented. W. D. liowsua.ln the
new department, lite and Lenora. will dis-
case in his interns-tint: way hooks and them-
rial questions or the time. E. SJ MARTKU‘S
sprightly gossip of lb;- Bony \Vorld will be
continued. The progress of the ’i‘rahsportation
Commi-slon around the World will be follow-
edJnd I‘ .Ismu W. WIIIrNLI will conduct.
the department of Amino-or Sport.
in 1896 willoceur II PresiIlI-ntial election. In
its editorials and hrough its political car-
toons the WEEKlA will continue to be an in-
dependent adtocate of good gov ernment and
round mouev
in fiction the WEEKLY will be especially
strong. it. old p hllsh the only novel of the
year by W. D. How n1..1s,nnd a stirring aorta!
of a r‘mtch fond, hyb it. (‘Itoo m. The
short stories selected are of unusua excellence
and interest. In etery respect I ARPER'S
WEF'KKA will malntalnils leading lace in »
the illustrated journalism or the world).
the \ olumes ot’ the WEEKLY begin with
the tlrst numner for January of each year.
When no line is mentioned.‘ subscrip-
tions will begin with the number current at
the time or receipt of order.
Remittances should be made by Poat- office
Money Order or Draft. to avoid chanceof loco.
Aruspopr'vrson no! to copy this advertisement
without the [Imus o-rIlI-r of Harper & Brothers.
HABPEB‘S I’EBIODIOfiY .
HABI‘ER'S MAGAZINE. one our, .4
HABPEB‘S WEEKLY. " 4
filABPEB'S BAZAR. " 4
"EQRPEB‘S ROUND TABLE, ‘1’ I
States. I 'IInIulu and Meant .
HARPER It BM? BB“,
1’. 0. Box. 959. N. I. Olly,
Postage Free to all author-thorn mine United
Address,
all)
JACOB In. LAYTON'
lira. lite and Incident IilSlllllm
till [Still lllll llllllS,
Ocean steamship Ticket!
M Loans
stoohstlol lilacsN
next to Post once, South
Notary Public. Act-
Tahoe.
Caveats. and Trade-Marks obtained and all
cut business conducted for uooruarc‘ Flu.
ouncrncna Oman“). a. Part a ._
we can secure less time
from Wash;
I Send mode, drawmg or photoavn .
itiou. vise, if patentablc or not, in. .
Our ee l’loltxdut 1111131111111“ second.
p ‘ pglml 7 nleot Ian ale to,"
cost of name‘m lth . S. and forcig 11..
lent tree. Address, I» v
O.A.SNOW
C”. own-,1 other Waiwmrvnp b a,
It: at m
ngton,
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