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'lElioii‘dvent of Christmas bi-iugsuwith it thoughts of remembrance for relatives and friends. We wisli‘to‘
I.“ ever before to fulfill all your wants... Besides a rand selection of Fancy Articles of every description
es ' Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Laces, Hesie‘ry and mbi'elia’s'tliii‘t We hav ‘
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state right here that we are better prepared
, we are showing the largest assortment of
‘ fl e ever‘Shown. Everything int c useful line, viz: Cloaks, Furs, Dress Pat-
Basement in Holiday attire. "'2IIandsomest Display’of Fine China, Glass-"ware, Lamps, Brio-three, etc., ever shown in
Ladies’ Old‘aks and C'F‘ur Capes.
Our Mid:Wintcr Sale of Fur PapesiandyCloaks will commence? on Saturday, December 14, in order togive our customers the benefit of
I _ LOW ‘ PRI ES F OR :HRISTMA l LOW PRICES FOR CHRISTMAS!
We mention a few of the bargains to be found in this departinlant:
Velvet Capes, trimmed with Braid and Thibet For, 126 in. sweep, lined
with quilted silk. Price, $14.50. '
“itch Coney Fur Cape, 33 inches long, warranted In every respect, full
- Black and Navy Blue Beaver Cloth
‘2 ._“‘i‘8i,Vee1i. Price, $15.
sleeve. Price, $4.50.
italthan Cape, fine oi as curl, 30 in long, 110 in. snoop.
" i3. Seal Cape, fine close Fur, 30 in. long. Price, $21.
Boucle Jackets, with velvet collar, lined throughout, large buttons, made
tip in the very latest style. Price, $7 50.
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Price, $15. Jackets, h'gh storm collar, large
l usli "Gillies, trimmed with J et Braid and ’I'hibet Fur, stOl‘lii collar, 126
‘igw‘tvep. Price, $131 .
'. slim Plated Nut Crack and Pick in
ffisilSr-itvafihlna
E 2.6.35: ,
' ‘ al‘e perplexed what-to
., Mr, I '3 in I!!! array of Build: a.
', ’ ,_ in it!
like desirabl
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» villa Trays and Ring Trays.
' ' ted Sets. from $8.25 up to
. allot Ware from 39 75 to till 00.
pa from 85c to 815.00.
25,332 km than we in 86.50.
Fancy Plato-I. llll Pricr'fl
. Vises from 25c u to 85 00 pair.
iron
sch.
CPO.
't““'l'
‘{ iomr objection with it—postii Iy
p soisi marinas in our basement will
, ' .‘tlie‘ robism. The last that they
things make theta all the
e.
M0“ Places in lisviland
Itchins. lnlt Wells, Psn Ranks,
too.
am Set- from sacs to trace; ‘r-‘E
nay Cnpsand Saucers from we to ".50.
.ancy Bouquet older from'ch up to
i.-
ristc I " &
N". .ml )5 . .
, Gentti’ Sill; s’ rite. close roll, steel rod.
sterling silver truiiminlt. 1300.
s. .
c.ailver Plated Fruit Knife.
glue? Plated Salt and Peppers.
its line of Cut Glass.
o are shuwmg a. fine line of Blue
D'ml' ariisiic in do u. hand painted.
Ch ldrcn'u 'l‘ y 'l' to from 104 to 01.".
Chilling Dishes on 5 O'clock Tea Kettle.
las. handsome natural bundles. with am-
“If sliVer trimmiuos: price 82.50 to 85.00.
ll Umbrellas have silk case and tassel
to match, ‘
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DreSs Goods
It Prices Never Before Known.
Five pieces Islay Mixtures, R'lol styles
and Build quality. new goods; price We
per yard.
FiVe pieces. All-Wool and Camel’s Hair
Mixtures, 54 inches wide. regular 73c
quality; our price for this stile is only 50¢
per viird. »
Umbrellas.
We have an entire new stock ofUm.
brellas made expressly for us. for holiday
ms.
8 Good quality Silk Gloria Umbrellas,
96 ll. handsome line of horn handles, 81.30
cub.
Ladieii’ Silk Gloria Umbrellas,close roll,
steel rod, 81.50., ' ‘2
Ladieit' Silk Serge Umbrellas, close roll.
steel rod, hitudsnl'ne line of natural
handles. mounted with sterling silver:
price $2.00 and $2 50.
Ladies‘ Silk Serge and 'I’ufleta Umbrel-
lad:
fine Variety ofstyles and coloring"; Import-
ed Dress Patterns of Btiiiclr lrritieacviit
Serges and Two Toned Cloths; price
lit». with handsome Dresden, Crvstiil and from £2.50 to 811.00 p pattern—«no two
Silver handles; price. $3.50 to $5.00. iailka.
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, Gents’ltlu it h Gloria Umbrellas, close
glint) .
Gsnts’ Silk Serge and toilets ‘Umbrel- 1,
Dogs Patterns in Mixed Che-violin, sun 3
\ ool Mixtnrra and Novelties, in a?
Black Goods.
3 Black Dress Goods have sites s been a
Ipocinlly with us.
not makes and we always ve the
lit-west styles. and our prices are always
guaranteed to be as low as the same class
of goods tare mild he an cltv house.
A DlSiIOUNT 0!‘ 1 PER CENT.
will be givun on all Black Goods during
this sale.
‘ Pony inch Henrietta. 25c psr yard.
per yard.
Forty-live inch Ali-Wool Henrietta, 50c
per ti .
Priestie ’a Novelties, Granite Cloth-s.
Swivel mum, Armares, Silk Warp
Ilsnrlottns, l'nn's .Vcilings and Sargon,
tillat 10 pgr cent. discount.
i
“Handkerchiefs.
immense assortment of most desirable
maids for holiday gifts in Silk and Ilinttu
for men, women and children.
Best value in Men's allK initial, large
e keep ou the very!
Forty-live tnch. All-Woul saw, 50c;
alas, 50c. each. ‘ .
. lieiit value in Men's Silk, plain. 250. 50c.
75c and £1.00.
Best value in Men's llcmstitchcd, nil
linen. is. 25, 37%.; and 50c:
Beat vuluai in Men's and ladies‘ Linen
Initial. 25c.
Bust values in Ladiea‘ Embroidered
Handkerchiefs. l0.lli, 25.36, 40 and 501‘
Boat. Values in Ladies’ llrm~titch¢d,5,10,
12,‘ ;. i5, lit, :5, 373; and title.
rig): values in lmdies' Silk Embroider-
Bcat value in Silk Mufflers. white and
i colon-d. The to 82.2.5.
Children‘s I-‘siry Handkerchiefs. 3 in a
box. 25¢ per bix.
Ribbon§._,.-
We have made a very large purchase in
, Satin Ribbons and have placed fhem’iin
sale for "It! holiday business at very low
prices. They are all pure silk and the
very best alludes, '
. .\o. «ittnil5.all5ilk. Satin Ribbon, all
N, EVENINGS‘ UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
att, "*i'No. 2 ezette B‘i‘ii‘l’ciin
shades, he per yard.
ho. 7. all Silk. Satin Ribbon. nil shades,
tic our yard.
I So. 9, till Silk, Satin Ribbon, all shades,
lOc‘esr vnrd.
he. l2, all Silk.Satin Ribbon. alishadel.
lficvper yard. ‘
.\o. 16 and ?3. all Silk, Satin Ribbon. all
alludes. llic per yard.
No. till, or!- in.. all Silk, Satin Ribbon,
all shades, 25¢ per yard.
Fall line of ri-bntton Gloves. in erosion
s es en.
This Very best glove for winter weevil
the Reindeer. Vie have them in plain
wrist and with gauntlcts.
lIlitdiea‘ lined Gloves. fur top and spring
c asp.
Mocha Gloves. in black and tens. till
but Wearing glove made.
«Gem‘s Kid Gloves in the latest shod“
an all size-s; price it and 8150
euts' lined Gloves, from 50c to .150.
Kit kinds of Gents’ leather and Wool
Gloves.
-——-~Gloves and Mittens of i ll kiezla.
Holiday Books.
Children's Books. Snow Bird series. 10¢.
Holiday Gloves.
Walking Gloves, light and heavy
weight. in tun, brown rind English red. 4
bottom, cable back. Children's Books. Fireside Series. ll‘c.
Binrrota Gloves. tans, browns and reds. Children‘s Books. Good Time Serielelc.
Full line of Foster llook Glove, staple Children‘s Books, Good Choc: Si rim.
shades and black. with white stitching. 25c.
We are agents for the celebrated Bern- Alumna Edition, all selected titles, 230
bardt Gloves. every pair warranted, staple each.
and fancy shades. Many other choice books by popular
idobuttin Gloves, in fancy and while authors.
shades. Booklets and Calendars from 90 up.
g, Nerwalk, Conn.
g Follow the Crewd to
NASH & VANSCOY’S
2» E. where you can see the largest and most complete stock of
. ' cur cuss, PAVILANB tutti,
i. ltlruria,‘ Delft, Wedgewood, Jasper Ware, and many other kinda
a.
-_.s.‘
23.3 "
,Christmas
it’yom it full steer.
. ‘I‘r: . . J’f _
Eancy Chinaa‘ndBric-a—Brac
is Coming. Call early so you can select.
, :jt‘oriier North Mainlandillest Sites-ls.
fashionable Skins For Trimming—Every
» Variety Employed.
It Is impossible for is chronicler of forth-
lons to ovoid repeating herself in noting
the most approved styles, especially in
trimmings. and fur must again be men-
tioned as the reigning favorite this winter.
New ways of employing it are continually
being sought out, and its value as is pro-
tection sinks into is secondary consitlcm- .
tin: beside its capabilities for picturesque-
lmas. All varieties of for are worn. and
as the pelts of different animals show
L
. in combination with each other tlicm'is
room for much originality of design and
idea todlsplny itself. ‘
: Sable used to be considered only suites»
bio for tho wear of mature women, but
now we have changed all that. and the
richest furs are quite as likely to be seen
, upon'nyoung person as upon u middle
‘ Med one. The same may be said of valu-
able laps and hrocedee. The question of
age seems toho entirely set aside, and
youthful fancy runs riot among the cost-
‘ llast furs and fabrics that tho iniirltnt of-
fers. The old fashion of reserving rich
and sumptuous attire for maturity lit
rather is pleasing und certainly n reason-
in iiiiiaiion is hardly ,ex- '
tense in ills ptoplt‘ til Norwallt
' and lit inin it inspect surgeons.
‘ ' tells notclaim to give you
gnlti enlists int. Ell-tent pieces;
till we will treat ytii fairly and
able one. however, for dignity and impose
mm more appropriate to magnificence
lusily
. lilliis 8L lill lCHKlSS, __
cognates, ‘
. .. AN 2 17 WALL ST.
HEATING '. ' ‘—
i, E ‘ H 'USEKEEFING .
" v ' ‘ ARTICLES“ ‘ _ murmur com"
I ' . ‘3 WALL, St. “ than do frivolity and activity. ‘ Moreover,
”*W" ' .. J“ , "‘ rich attire draws attention away from tho
2 ‘ - . l ,v , y l I Maud overpower-stile charmsoffreshneao
~ I: a I ,‘ | I . l I , autonomy , 2 ‘_
_‘ , , , Earls mush associated with lsoonnd'
‘ ,j‘ ""3 ‘- ‘ ‘2 ‘ withbrimfintlmsintentficrles embroidered
.. . 2 =" withjowe. tls‘i ewaeuseti n ml -
2. d. “D." JENNINGS. D. W. RAYMOND. nor . Sahieln particular lsworn heel:-
,3», 3 - 2 ‘ "Will“. [“3ch” Mandy who can nflcrdlt and forms the
Undertake" E~ . trimming of many dinner. reception and
. t. . I, ' , ‘ a”) Ewfl‘luifl hull gowns as well as evening capes and
“it"“l‘l” “an": “’RWM'K' CONN‘ 93 WASHINGTON STREET' SOUTH saga: illustration shows a gotrn of wool
it’s 4 p ”um, “an“, Dem,” .NORWALK. COM“- dlagonal of old garnet color. The godet
,. , i». 2;, 9‘ ~* _ , » . animation, usuacxsuo norm. , um. is trimmed with three rather narrow
w» an» m Telephonecall n ' ,- 't In?!" «moralistic. Thtszoket bodies is» a
great diversity of color and furs are used '
snort l‘lppultl linsuuo. edged with Inn'miu V
a wide collar of anlllli forming rotors. 'l'hi- .
bodice opens over is vast of Will!!! l‘llilll
l’fllllmltli'md with gold and fastening with '
gold hillltlnsi. Tho gigot sleeves huvo tlirup. ,_
There lash I
high vnlola collar of sable. and a noble"
sable hands around the cuff.
muff is curried. The but of garnet felt is 3
trimmed with norm-t rih'itili, fastened l
with paste buckles, and two coq aigrcts
are placed at the sides.
' J t‘ntc CBOLLET.
COAL MINING UNDER THE SEA.
An Enterprise With Some Novel Peanut.
' ' ' In New South Wnlca.‘
It is proposed to curry into «fleet a pro}
not which aims tit bringing from for be’
low the .lowost depths of Sydney harbor, '
New South Wales. the coal which geologists
had-predicted would be found there, and
which hits nctunlly been looted by diamond
drill liorlugn. Transport, in ti recent issue,
contains avery‘ilnttcrlng account of the
scheme now being floated on the London
market, from which the following portion. ,
lure are obtained: 9
Important coniflclds had been developed
both north and south of Sydney, tit Ncw- ,
castle and Btilll. but up to the present tho
intervening area has been left practically
untouched. although plainly shown on the ,
government gmlogicnl maps of 40 years i
ago. The unquestionable advantages
which would follow the opening of coal
mines in the very heart of the capital of
the colony have led to the formation of n
compiiny rind induce our contemporary to
take is most sanguine view of the outlook. ,
Sydney is on important shipping port,
where the lines of many steamship com-
panies converge. and the cool of the bed
in question is in demand for bunker use
and export.
The boring: were made under the super. I
intendcnco of the miners’ department of
New South Wales, portly on account of
geological interest and partly with the i
very practical ulterlurvlow of raising rev-
enue. The seam was found within :iu feet
of the depth predicted by the geologists. in
a hero liole 8,700 feet deep. For 1,500 feet
the hovlngs pruned through is compact
sandstone, claimed to be impcrlnenbleto
writer. The seam itself is 10 feet 3 inches
thick, of’ which ‘ six feet is clean coal fm
from sand. The shafts to be sunk will be
within 200 feet of deep water, so that the
situation will be unique. the saving on
cost of transportation from the, nenrat
mine now working being about 75 cents
to II a ton. The parent company has so.
ourcdnsurfuce alto of small extent.‘but ‘
has concessions over 1,400 acres below
ground—and water—and it is expected
that several other collierlea will be started,
for which there is said to be room.
Therein nothing extraordinary in. min-
ing under water, as implied in the state-
ments. This has been done on the Cornish
constant! in the copper and iron mines of.
Michigan at Silver islet. Lake Superior.
but the opening of' great collleries in 9
large shipping port. with a delivery from
the shaft month directly into vessels along.
side, is something which only the mines of
Washington and British Columbia an
rival. It is also proposed to utilize the
smaller coal. screened from the bunker
coal, foralargo electric installation anv‘ .
also to make coke and establish locus]
smoltlnn works. ___ - . -
INTERIOR DECORATING
iea line art. when it is‘ properly done,
and the modern styles of Wall Paper. de
signed by some of the best artists of the
day, go far toward making it compare-
tively inexpensive. .
'Artists’ Mazerials.
Pictures and Picture Framing.
Painting. Psperhanging and Deconta-
ing. I ‘
Decker.
79 Washington street, South Norwalk.
‘ La Grippe
Cured '
ACETON !
—'-- l-fl——I-‘h
Rheumatism Cured by
ACETON.
ACETON.
.ACETON.
Neuralgin Cured by
ACETON.
ACETON.
ACETON.
. ‘acn'ron ,
la thc‘great remedy where pain is a promi!
nent symptom. ‘
. ACETON
is put up in boxes of 13 powders each!
, neuron
is sold by R. H. Finland, and at whole?
itiinii iiiiiciicu.
‘ i.
i” MYSTIC, CONN. , '
' ‘ um '\
milliliter. '
The Reliable illolhisrs Halters and
Furnishers
We open the Fall Season with an assortment
of New, Seasonable and Desirable Goods, at
wonderfully low prices. No question about it.
If so, ask nine persons out of every ten.
“Which store sails first class goods at low-
est prices,” and‘the. answer will be, Francis
8: Co. Our store is our best advertisement
for superior godds, at pepular prices.
FRANCIS & 00.,
86 Washington Street. - South Norwallt, Conn.
This Space is for
Hunt & Zeluil
TIlE WELLKNOWM
, Wholesale and Retail
FISH and;
WAGONS
‘Buggies.ml"li;hl;s:.milaniagts
Canopies. Spindles. tilt.
Prices to edit an.
0Y§L§lleqcfiglers H en fr Til-11W. ‘
4'31 m- ' NEWLINIOI' ‘
torso Radish Ground.
. Pure Maple Syrup,
Pure Tomato Calsup,
TmCicitleti Oysters.
Bally Gardens and “Refrigerators
. fl . ,.
Raymond & Sons.
account)" [4013001120 E. Raymond.
rmitnre [Ir-alert- entitle-era] Funeral
Directors _ ' i,
ll and as slal- flr' our. Hui-walk. or.
' “Hence, I Micky ”I
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noun, ion. 2 l
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