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‘ Always Leading in Everything.
BOSTON STORE, NORWALK.
rllrand Opening Of 5‘8anla Blaus’ Home.” and *Ohristmas Holiday liondsk' ’
ON SATURDAY DEC fiMBER 7, ‘1895. ‘
, Inc. CHINA. SllVEllWlllE turnouts.
. p p . IS GRAND. MAGNIFICEVT} AND COMPLETE. .
‘OYS AND GAMES/flue - Pretty - Dolls TOOL BOXES lllD SLEOS Mars and Phonohatpsgleautiful China and l‘r‘ocleu BOOKS AND ClOO GAMES
‘ FOR , FOR FOR FOR 1 FOR FOR
‘ l
. Inn omnnlrnN. Tun GIRLS. 'l‘llE BOYS. The Young Ladies. : Tun MOTHERS. TIIE FATHER. .
Anything in the way Of Gifts and Usef’uLl’resents that will make the receivers and the donors happy, and there will be no old
‘ , {Scrooge in the Norwalks on ( hristmas Day, so that we all can greet one another with a. “Merry Christmas,” and say, like tiny
:Tlm,“‘God bless us all.” . ‘ ~4 . - '
" ~ Don’t think that with the approach ofChristmas'We forget I.
1, Our Carpet department; that we haye moved up one floor. We sh
read what we shall do in these departments.
ire-Largest and-Beat Department Store in Falrfleld County.
other departmentsT—not so—our stocks are never disturbed, save
all offer rare bargains in all departments for the Holidays. Just
Underwear and
Hosiery.
Jackets andwmlf-‘urs. i Gloves .
100 doz. lmdiea' Fine Cashmere Gloves.
150 rich black Bollcle'Jaekl-ts, SHIN; marked to “0.98. . "11“" from “’9 t" 50" ll" PR”: 35‘1-
2‘.’ Large Wale Diagonal, $12.00; marked to £94.25. 3 f5 doz. ‘I'lne “'ool Mitm for lntlin-I and
ill Rough liollrlc, 39%: marked to $7.50. 1 "lint-lest. ’l be best Wearlng mitt. on the
If» lldnvy lirttvel‘n. $7.25; marked to all 50 0 2 market; per pmr, 24c.
l" Children's lteefcrs, M M; marked to $4.75 l lmdles’ Extra Fine Pique Kid Glove.
f every pair warranted. Real rulue, $1.50:
Lamps
$3.39 Banquet Lamps, with globe, 81.98
each. -
Notions. Etc
ll
300 dozen line Swiss Embroidered llancl‘
kerchicln, value from lilo to 25c: lilig'c
eltch. ‘
fulll’ocket-Books, tilt-largest and best
assortment ever shown by an; 25c.
$4.98 Banquet lamps, with globe and
- Men's Grey Fine Wool Shirts, double
patent burner, $2.98.
Ind front. and single back and front.
drawers .0 mulch, sold everywhere at.
’ ’ ' ' v y "f I
”.50; our price per garment. $1.00 each. Ladles Leather 5h()ppltll., Bug-t, _ x.
1:! Children's lieefers, $5.0M; marked to 553 so.
. $2.2: Vase I n witl
l5; Ctllldrell'n liretcbeus, $9.50; marked to $.50 1 A mp, l corrugated shade
Men’s Scarlet Shirts and Drawers, ab-
'”" ”Intel the best made. sold everywhere
' “at ,our price pergarment, “.34 each.
one hundred dozen boys’ and girls’
Hoary Ribbed, Fleece Lined Stocklngs; all
lines; wonderful bargain. Per pair, 10c.
Ladiee’ extra heavy, full shaped, acum-
luo Stockings, warranted inst dye. Per
" pair. 127w. .
fleece-ribbed and plain tops, worth from
._ 88:. to 50¢. Per pair 25c.
—__”__.
Lndien’ line all wool and extra beavy,’
5f) dozen of the celebrated -\Vm. ll.
Drown do Bros.’ Perfumes, triple extract,
in fancy designs; per bottle, 25c.
Lndies’ Celluloid lln‘ Ornaments, an
immense variety. Worth We to 15c each;
5c.
Ladies' and Children's Rings in plain
gold clients and fancy,ull warranted for
three years; 25c.
Notions, Etc.. Etc.
ill Wool Seals, £45 00; marked to $33 no.
0': i-Ill-ctric Seals, 835 00; marked to 8:.“ till.
7 Mal Plush. will): marked to $17.98.
8 ill-ovy Double Capes, $8.50; marked to $1.00.
' Dress Goods. ‘
impelled Slrgle Dress Patterns.
s 6.50 marked to $4.00.
looo marked to 8.00
‘ per pair. $1.00.
luldies' .Sllk Mufflers, the very latest
[mulhnobbtest Regular price. $1.45: We
Hate .
Underwear and
Hosiery
‘50 doz. lioys‘ and Misses” White and
(lro-y Shirts and Drawers, heavy winter
weight, all sizes. Actual value, W; per
line Egyptian yarn. extra heavy, all sizes,
to match, extra. large burner, $1.25.
“‘ Genuine Christy Set of Bread Knives,
file set.
SPEClllS Ill lilllllllE~-lllllll.
2 qt. Covered Sauce Pans, file.
not. Covered Sauce Pans, 33c.
3 qt. Extra Deep Pudding Pane, 231:.
4 qt. Extra Deep Pudding Pans, 37c.
- 7.5" marked to 5.00 . garment 25c tiqt. Pudding Pans, lilo.
- ‘ One hundred imitation Mink and not) marked to. 600 d l d' I Fl " “th V l P Dripping Pnns,l%x13‘/§. 319.
Kitchen gent Feather Boas; regular value, $1.50; $1.00 9.75 marked to 7.35 ‘ at 109 care i eats ant ants, 1),”,me Pans, WARN/f». 41¢.
112 piece Decorated English. Porcelain
set.
each,
'Fifty flne’l‘hibet Bone. 54 inches long,
5‘! in. Ladies‘ Cloth, ifll‘ullltflkfli to 37}, ,c.
a great big value; 25c.
Dripping Pans, Hxl-i. 59c.
Drippinn Pans, 1233x1754, 690.
. . f i . S r c _ "be; “mph.“ to 50¢, Men's Grey and “him Merino Shirts L’qt. Farina Kettles 790.
.EipncrwSet, ‘7 98 , regular ‘ “1"” “'50: “'98 “M" 4.31:, Beluga]: lieurieltn, soc; marked to 37' ,c. and drawers, ribbed bottoms, finely finish- 4 qt. Farina Kettles: Sl.19c.
; ”piece Decorated Tea Set, $2.98 set. Five hundred dozen ”mulkflcbiem’ 5p “L Black Serge. 50o: marked to 37340. cd; mes for large and small men, extra 1 Hanging Soap Dishes, with Drainer, 14c.
’10 piece Decorated Toilet Set, $1.98 set. plain and fancies, 5c. each. 40 in. "uncle (i'lotb, 69c; nnlrked to 50:. heavy and part wool: each garment, «tile. 14 qt. Dish pone. 77c.
t
¢-__;,.__._ _ _..-. A. W, ,,
One Minute Cough .Cure is rightly
‘med’ It affords instant relief
1min“ suffering when afflicted with n
were cough or cold. It acts on the
throat,hronchicultubes, and lungs and
m;- fails to give immediate relief. E
Weed & G. C. Stillson
' n
éAceton cures the grip.
~ Piles ofvpeople have piles, but DeWitt’s
Witch Hazel Salve will cure them. “'hcn
promptly applied it cures scams and
> without the sligtest pain. E. . I’.
Weed & G. C. Stillsou.
[neuron will opal: up n cold.
A Baby's Life Saved.
ADDISON, N. Y., April 8, lSlH.—llnnd
,icine 00.: “I feel it my duty to
~itltetao you in regard to my little daugh-
ur's' sickness from teething and indiges-
“on. She riposcvcn months old. Two of
"the best physicians gave her up. One
bottled Dr. Hand’s Teething Lotion re-
lieved her so much that we tried Dr.
new; Colic Cure also, and at once saw
‘flghango for the better. ‘These remedies
intend my baby’s life.——.\frs. Wellington
”Brown.” Dr.‘l1and’s Colic Cure and Dr.
Hand's Teething Lotion sold by all drug-
m we. .
Va—Aioeton will prevent pneumonia.
:
' THE NEWEST FASHIONS.-
Sklrtu ~’——"—‘
Much the Same as [amt Semnn.
Men'n Fashions.
Tito form of gowns varies lylli- ills
winter from that of last “'lllll'l‘. ’l'ht-ro In
it slight tendency toward the adoption of
tho train—a short train, to be sure, but
short, trains are usually the lurl'rullllurs of
long oncs.. llrl-ssos will not bu greatly
lengthened, howrwr. until they are nunlo
narrower, us the additional wright would
baton great with the llrt-svlll- ample and
flaring fashion of skirts. Hooves show the
groutestchungo of any part of tho costume,
being mado flatter and fluttoruernss the
top and expanding their fullness lower on
the arm.
Skirts are trimmed again, but many
plain onesam still worn. 'l‘bo trimming
sometimes consists of flat l-lnbroidorlcs
and is sometimes in the form of inlet fans
and panelst satin. \‘l‘lvl't or other rich
materials. Occasionally the ontifli tnblior
is of difl'erent' goods from the rest of the
shirt, the trimming of the corsagn match-
ing it. ,
A word as to‘mcn's fashions may be in-
teresting to women who have masculine
belongings. The proper neckscarf is of
WRIH'S. J m - tun: lam l ..lll|ll llmll~~l lxlll!
lli’ sult‘. llw from of tho ill't'llllt'lflgl‘ living
("int-d with yl-llow new. The balloon
blrl-vm of rilllll lum- ‘I'\I'l'ill rows of shlr»
ring across llu- shoulders. Strays of blue
satin l-xll-nll from tho lop of tlwluulim- to
a fill'lit‘ of yollmv rows
.ll'llll‘ (';llll.l.l.l'.
'l'llu Work on tho n-l’nining wall which
is to add in (‘btcugn'n breathing spur-es
a beautiful purl; along the luliv front
has already lie-gun.
gave permission to the citizens of Ulti-
cago to in ’1d a wall inclining what was
called t to Glllt’l‘ harbor and till with
earth the space within. Afler um basin
is filled ill the land will be improved,
laid out and to 1m rrtvd ill what will be
known as Lakx‘ it'l‘nllt park. This hand-
some water front will add as much to
tho attrllcliTl-nt-ss of (.‘llit'ngmh tin-Hut-
. tery does to New York.
Don't slump down and let smut-bully
oil-e do your well; and light your hot.
ties. ’lklko your >llill(- n-l' Work and hard
.knol-ks along with the rest. I
What shall be the name of Indian Ter-
ritory when it knocks at the door for ad-
mission ns a state in the Union?
_t__., ,,,, . .
--,‘.\(:etou is harmless.
Ayer's Pills, being composed of the
the throat, n born they an- l'lllllllll'll tllldlir ‘
Liberia “as hot Done 50 Badly.
In 1820 the movement for shipping
Amrricuu lu gruvs but-l; to Africa began
in earnest. ’Illl‘ it public of Liberia was
.t’onndrd in H2 . Allbnt expectations
wrrc furmrd in the minds of people at
once philanthropic and enthusiastic us
to what Liberia would do. :‘ho was to
be a beacon light on the ocean of savag‘
cry, guiding null. d cunnibals there"
, abouts to the beautiful lull-bur of l‘lVlli-‘
'l'hv govol‘nllu-nt ‘ '
zatiuu.
'l'hvso expectations were never realiz-
rd. ' Liberia has managed to maintain a
“11331ng txlrlt'lll'l‘, not much more.
Ill all about 20,000 llogrues have gone
there from the United States. Some of
these, it is said, relapsed into barbar-
ism. Still Lilo-rm has not done so bad-
ly. Those who expected so much from
the negro republic undoubtedly forgot
for the llllll' that. it was over ‘100 years
after .«fllllvrit-u was discovered before
any porlnunvnl. prmperous colony was
established here. that. too, with the in-
ilmrnce and enterprise of all civilization
brought to bear on the now continent.
The citizens of Liberia have brought
it about that their country is recognized
as a nutinn‘ ovl-rywlwro, with consular
and other l'l‘lll‘l‘Sl'llldlllVi‘S ‘ at foreign
courts. Tin-y have a constant trade with
the outside worldfund they have suc~
The Boston Dry Goods Store, corner Main and Wall Streets Norwalk, Conn.
llllllSESl
Horses Burial for the Winter
{3
at our stables on Water street in the
city. or at our East Norwalk or West
Norwalk farms.
Good Warm Stables.
large yard for exercise, opening to the
south, protected on three sides by build-
ings; careful experienced horsemen in
attendance.
RAYMOND 7 BROS.
.1'
Harper’s Weekly
IN 1896.
HAFI’ER'S WEEKLY lea ionrnal for the
wh-le c luntry. it deals with tile events of the
world that. are important to Americans.
Ill running out this policy in 183’). JULIAN
RALPH Vlnllrll China and Japan. and journey-
»d branch the We~t; r lululm HARDING
flaws tum a trip through the Caribbean tier
the th).ll' ions of the new navy Wnredcscribod
on i luqmwi by Hui-cs F. Zoonqn»; Fitm-
Ellfl' ltnrllxtrron [lffl-elllrll 1-!" lies of Army
and FIOullt‘ .lrr; Pormsnv Blonmw attend-
eo vh~ ope-hing O' the Kiel Cw III.
in mm like attention will be given to every
notable happening. The clllei events in an.
lllrrnlll e and mute and the drama will be
or laticdly presented. W. U. Hownundn the
new dry-anthem. lilo mm Lotions, will die-
cussln bis inlertutlng way books and them-
cinl questions or the time. E. S. MARTIN'S
nprluhtlyynsnlpof lb» lt- ny World will be
col tinned. The progress of the 'l‘rn neporto'lon
Comml elm- around too World will be follow-
ell. md ('Asluu w. Wnrrslzv will conduct
the department. of Amnlour Sport.
In loin w ill occur a Presld ntlnl election.
In
its editorial-i and hrongll its political
car-
toons the WEEKLY will rzon'lnue to be in-
dependrnt advocate of good govern and
round money.
lnllctlon the WEEKLY will be especially
strong. ll. wl lp bllsh the only novel of the
year by W. D. howan, and a stirring serial
of a crutch fend. by s. R ”locum. The
short stories selrc ed are of nnusua excellence
and ln'erent. In every respect HARPEB’S
WEEKLY will lnulntulnivs Ieadin lace in
the l lurtratedlonrnalism or the worFl .
llle Volumes of the WEEKLY b-gtn with
the first nuumervfor January of each year.
When no 1le e is mentioned, at becrlp-‘
tions will begin with the number current at
the lime or It‘Ct’l pt. otorder.
erlttances should be made by Post-office
Money 0rd. r or Draft, to avoid chanceofloen.
Newspapers are notto copy] this advertisement
without the express order of Harper & Brothers.
H ABI‘I‘JB'S ‘ PERIODICALS.
‘ . _ ccedcd in growing large quantities of HARPER"! rmoozrsn. one "t... as
A $100 Reward, $100. essentlntl \‘lré‘tllcstof thefbfist vegeltable some of the finest cofl'eo known. Many HARPEB'S WEEKLY, .. ‘ ‘
,7 . ' national thispoper will be pleased to aperlen s, W) on any 0 .le woo. y or of the 001‘ 1152 00.5 who went there "‘3";an ngzgn. .. 4
“authors is at least one dreaded dlseti‘se fibrous material whatever, is the reason 1) gr nlnrua's BHUND TABLE, U I
Wichita has n oblate cure in all its
atom end that lsCatarrb.Hall'a Catarrb Cure
than” positive cure known to the medical
V “my. (fourth being a constitutional
' main: a constitutional treatment.
Million the blood and mucous sur—
my nature in doing its work.
have so much faith in its cura—
.. ”when” offer One Hundred Dol-
fimm that it folio to cure. Send
"atria-amount Adam.
,cmlny National—
' Itmt, lomtlk, Bonn.
Hun. ml. CAPITAL ammo.
“ ‘ not. mum. '
e m
“It. Vice-President.
cam. cantor
. DIRECTORS.
lows H.‘G'I‘.bvn.
A J. MIIIIB.
, jar-m.
.. Ellwoo-
om loony
VoCntprrh Corals taken internally. act- '
EVENING cosrcnnh
'/
satin brocho fancy nrlnuro or plain black
in dmisslble. Tho bosom is'pluln or may
for evening wear be laid in plnlts. The
most fashionable glovn this season is of
reindeer skin. strong, supple and without
a s llooth tlnlsh. Gloves for owning wear
:l .whilo With White stitching or pearl
gray with fine. black stilt-hing.
Sailor suits. including no ”\‘N’COflh like
a pea jacket, nro worn by little boys this
winter. ‘
outer largely into the composition of
light evening toilets and fancy bodicos.
and nothing could be prettier in combina-
' valuable than any other cathartics.
Accordion, plaitcd gauzoand chiflotl still .
why they are so much more effective and
The
‘best family physio. «
—Aretou cures headache. _
Wife—Here’s an account of a man who
Why didn't he take DeWitt's Little Early
Risers? I used to suffer as bad as he did
before I commenced taking these little
pills. E. P. Weed & G. C. Stillnon.
.55 80. MAIN SI. 80. llllllllllll.
Practice Limited to Diseases ofWomen
Dulce noun. Mondays and film-alloys; B to
o. m . 1121 1v
0. w. RAYMOND.
FllllEllll ulntcml /
an Elllllllllll. '
0..., ””‘EMFi-i‘ma’mu'i' ”mammwmfimfi'mfiga '93 'wnsnmorou STREET, scorn Pltcher’s cantorla. U a “mum“, 3;; ggfmA13J;3;U.fi-ud rowan j
‘ ' all! not luchantonnd, : ‘ ,t . .-,. , ‘. . . . ; ‘
. Wm “m." ,. ms £”t‘lllm“.m9'zl‘2mml.» “mm W“- . , children Oryfor . 0mm mam, c.A.snow&cg.
”settles-Freetown”. ”Wanna-luau 3mm?“ KARAOKEtIO 3:55" ”who," [[3, "underarm. coon. _ ~3”'.1“1§21.21’:‘L2¢!:12'35;§ 2.53;
. » m -m ~ ~ . no... r » ~ . 9"” p , ,
from the United States have become
very well off. i ‘
--Ladie_s ! v"
lf your husband, your sweetheart or
brother is a smoker, go to C. S. Trowbridge
a: Cafe and buy a box of Imperial Crown
One Minute Cough ‘Cure is a popular
remedy for cronp. Safe for children and
adults. E. P. Weed & G. C. StillsOn
Pltcher’s Gastorla. .
. y .K\
WhenBabymdchwegnvehel-Cam
Whenebemoflhfiddlecrledtorm-
thnshebecamommclungtom
W'hcnsbe bad C'ullllmthezlvethun W.
l 4
Children Cry for
J. D. Jemima;
Undertaker.
Kmon'r STREET. NORWALK. cons.
Elm street. 'l'elopbonoeall 11
p to; JENNINGS.
Panel Hangerfialtiminer. Painter
Vlall Paper and Borders.
1 North Main “not! South Nonnlk.
Sample book: of ii lino latest styles of
Papers, Boarders and Gilt Mouldings token to
houses for in “on. on notice bypootol.
Estimates c eerfnlly when. Inc“
- Examiner In
Postage From to all eubscribirs in the United
States. Canada and Marco. 0 "
HARPER & BROTHER“, ”
Address.
nil?‘ P. 0. Box. 969.1% 7. City.
JACOB m. LAYTON‘
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~“ ”momma: 3:: shot mmseummer than men: the pans» mc- ......... mm... o......... present °” ”m” M” "’" File lllll anll lcclllemlnsullllltt
'gfiu'thbybutldlng'up the conetltu- of indigestion. Husband—The fool on earth. Rulden‘ '
lfll ESTATE AND llllllSE Milli
Ocean Steamship Tickets and Star]
as Draft? tom 1mm“ and
ttoch Sol . one!” Winn...
next to Post omen, South Kuwait.“
1'“! CHESIY& 00.. Tolodo. 0. satin. Shirts are fastened in front with . " V L I ”If Vonry Plbllc. Acklfllm .
"mac. two buttons, ‘not on any account with one F SCHAVOIB M 0 Children cry for And 1' Talon. h.
_ - or hme, numbers which would be entirely ' ' ' " "l
Caveats, and Tradc‘Mnrh ohtainedaod Ill '
our business conducted {or “out"‘“ mg,” ‘ .. ‘
u rrlcrll I U 3.Pn'rr - up
can we! can securoe'p'aelnvm la. um' El '
-:remotc from Wullln ton.
‘p Send model, drawing or photo, with ~ .
don. We advise. if pntentuhle or not. free
charge. Our tea not due till putt-at is «cured
p A ppum‘gf. " How to Ublltin Patentn.”
Norwalk Chronicler