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' Our entire stock is now offered FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE.
nourI disposal at prices whic will clean out the business before our lease expires.
. rilenlsh uour home. store. ho el or restaurant.
Ll others Should take advantatle of this Sale at once and Select
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THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS worth of the highest grade goods are placed
THIS IS SURELY AN OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFE TIME to
Inoi'vIIpickIS from our stock anuthing he mau wish at prices far below cost.
at i all wis
Housekeepers
before the lines are token. the best IS picked out and we are compelled to
“ ll ld. ” -
flu a so . . , . t t
.t. FURNITURE l CROCKERY. CARPETS. BRUSHES. SILVER. CLOCKS. a . JARDINIERES.
.' . . t - . . till .. .. .. ' . . ~ .
”Liszt-dz":hT::JerMe:K::e:ht~ru. I. at. IstyIIIes Dinner IIStIIts. IncIIiidinIg \elvr-t. Brussells itnd lugruius. also tit-1133:... lirttIIt‘tIlzItunI. ScIrI'nIIIiIIIIIIr-IIItslttIsIIIIVIVI'IIIII "up...“ ,0 WM guarantee “”0“” IIIIIIlIttIIIIIolrItIIII’tIIttIrItIIIInIrIiItII hittLIIiIl:IIIstttI:IaIIIi:ItII too different styles and colors of
- ‘renci. erntau. lug st ant nrer- | g 1 i y- n '- . - , . , ' ' . . - .' .
Whit Stands. Extension Tables Chairs, can. Iitugs uttd lirI tonnes in s [on to r ilruslreu. Wilt-low “rushes. “0m": 'i‘cn Srtrt t‘lrucolnir Htltt iiriitrr dlslr- lmmw ”mm“ In ”mm tot Mnntclu m.I:tIt:ItItIi IiItIuptIiItIriiIiInutIl DomestirI Makts,
.Rockeru. Morris Chairs. DIVIIIIH. (touch- 20 styles Tea Sets Including all the 1.7 inches to .i x ti. feet. Matting oi llrun'hes. Stove itrushca. Kulsolulm'Ii'd- t‘ ukc Ititslrcis. Storm liowls, Spoon ‘4'“an rm.” Plated, 3”“. -r ’l‘ritnmcd .IIINIIIKIIIIKIIIIIIIII IoI IsI .IllIlItI tw-ru lots. till
”0C. Clblnetu. Book Cases. Desks. Par- Foreign tilltl Domestic Makes it" grutleu. ”until-tome Patterns 0' l’ot- Itr'uslreu Shoe Brushes llorsc lirtlshcs Holders. (‘rtltt- 'i'ritvs ('clcr'y lloldct's ‘itutl Nickle Aiuim ('Ioc ks. I ' ' .3... ._ u H
'10! Tables. China Closets. Foot Rests. 30 my}... Toners...” m French (lee tcrN' Fine iiinoleumrt anti on ciotn. Sink “tilt-then. Null Brushes ’l‘ollct ans: \v A "W...“ Km...“ "ml Wk“ 'I‘c.n -—*~ ~ -— 1 ~
‘Plrlor Suits Dressing Tables. Music man. English and American.‘ _.. -._ lu lirttshes Radiator Brushes (tattotln :a , HOUSEHOLD HARDWARE. PICTURES
' nil l‘ithlc Spoons. ilr try Spoons I'm ii I S 1 .
Cabinets. SCWIRK Tables and an end- 4 000 Dinner Plates m Willlfi and DH" lirllflllt‘fl. 1‘1th Hrugheg ”nlr “rushes I liiillllt rs itht I liiilt'H I'llt‘it. Brac- '20" mm." 'lil Hlliijt‘tis. lll till Sill?
less variety of odd pieces and novelties.
TRUNKS.
‘ Twenty Styles. Round and Fiat Tops,
t} Canvas and Leather Covered. Brass and
iron Trimmed. Many styles Club
Bags. Satchels, Full Dress Case's. Tele-
scopes. Music Rolls. Cases and one
riors. and many novelties in leather.
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~ENAMELED WARE.
Tea Pots. Coffet- Pots, Sauce Parts.
Kettles. Cake Pans, Funnels. Measures,
. in fact everything to be found in a
Bratsclasa Agate Ware Department.
TINWARE.
All grades and for almost every pur-
pose for which it. is made. Bath Tubs.
Foot Tubs. Pails. Pots. Pans, Kettles,
“ Cans. Trays. 00st Rods, Ash Cans. Bott-
, are. Broilers. Also a most complete line
.1 of TRON WARE, Pots, Pans, Kettles,
. ot0.. etc. An endless variety of Wire
. Goods, such as Broilers, Baskets. Soap
Dishes, Strainers. Steven and every-
thing useful In the home In that line.
orated.
5.000 Breakfast Plates in White and
Decorated.
5.000 Clips and Saucers in White and
Colored.
All sizes and shapes and an endless
stock of Bowls. Mugs. Platters, Bakers,
Pitchers. Bowls and Pitchers, Cham-
hers. Soap sittl Rutter Dishes. Sugar
Bowls. Vegetable. Dishes and every-
thing to be found in this line.
GLASS.
FINEST CUT GLASS. Ntit iiowls.
Olive, Celery find with Dishes. Water
Bottles. Sugar arid Cream Sets. Water
Pitchers. Decanters: etc.. etc.
CUTLERY.
The Celebrated "ELECTRIC" Brand
Razors. Scissors and Pocket Knives.
20 styles Carving Sets. if: styles Knives
and Dorks. Brand. Cake and Carving
Knives. Razor Strops. Hones and Knife
Cases.
BEDDING.
Mattresses of all grades frotn the
Sotrth American (‘uried llair to the
Variety of Tickings
10 styles.
Springs
and cots of all grades and sizes.
plain Excelsior.
aru’ln every size matte.
m
[irons and Iron Iletlutcatlu.
._.._.. -___..
STOVES.
Alicitrirotlt"s-—-Rest Ranges wr- cotiid
buy. 3 sizes. 5 styles. it styles (‘qu
llciilers. Mnuy styles Wood Stoves
(ill ilcitters front tire lending manufac
turcrs. Pipe Elbows. Collars. dampers
Zinc and Stove Boards.
NICKELED COPPER.
'i‘ca Pots. Coffee l'ots, Tea Kettles.
Cluttflng Dishes. Trays. Pudding Dish-
es, Dippers, Towai Holders. Cups. (‘tm
pastures, Lemonade Shakers. Crumb
Trays. Rice Rollers. it o'clock 'l‘ea Kei
tics. Fancy Bath-room Fixtures and
nrttny tine novelties.
. Remember nothing is to be reserved—first come first served.
than the manufacturers. besides saving them freight. cartage and breakage. also the cost (if packing. No goods will beheld and our terms are SPOT CASH
Shining Brushes and in fact evtry
thing made in the line Including Tilt
key itutl Ostrich, Dusters.
CHINA. I
Salad Dishes. Celery Traynt Nitt
Dishes it‘cruerys Bread and lint-l
in r Plates. Oat Mtlil Dishes and Sets. l
iicrry. Pudding rind Ice (‘reani Sets .
Milk (‘ an Holders. Sugars and Creams.
Pitucy Pitchers. (‘hocolntc Pots. (‘lioco
lute Sets. Cheese litrthort, Vases and Dr»
nutrients, fr o'--tlork Ten Bets
Howls. t‘rurnb rind lirustr Trays t‘upsI
uud Saucers l’lntc Se Its Shaving MutualI
and hundreds of small filmy orun
incurs. "
WOODEN WARE.
fortitd here in variety.
Wood Pulp. (‘etlttr 11an Pine. pulls
t‘trop Howls. Clothes Wringets. etc.
Also it fttll Assortment of Baskets truth
as (“.tothes Marlo-t. Round Rusliel.
Lunch. Fancy Work and Baby Baskets
i-‘unci Scrap Rusltcts Knife Baskets
and Desk Baskets.
Zithct‘y.
l'tlni lr ' liroulr 3N.
Knives. Soup rtrrd Ul‘hvy Lndits. t‘lrecse .N and
St oops litrttcr Knives Sunni Shells. ‘Iilutthctn Axes and hundreds of useful and Flemish ()uk
IUI‘HHK“ Knives and Spoons. Children's Household Attlrlr-s trully uunec"cssury Mirrors I.” sizes,
Sets. (‘ups Napkin Rings nttd large
titritti of sterling sitter nov.c|tics
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
tilts. Rolls Locks. Straw-‘1 frames. ()tik Mahogany. (told Stilt-1
'tt sly les fancy
no mention.
ishupcn itritl (lt‘HlKllH.
Violins, linnjos. Mandolines. (luttnrs.;
At-t'ol‘tlconit. "low At'ctirtlcotis.
liritrjo. \'loliu ttrtd
Strings. Pitkii firhigetIr. I’cgs. etc
l’irinos til it n‘flff‘lfltt‘.
TOYS.
flanks “ooden Toys Dressed and I' n
dressed drills Books. Games l"'xpiess
. . Vaseline Shelf l'npet
Vt - . H
“mm“ I‘m-“'9‘“ “k“mw‘” “M” l’ otktt Books. I\Iusit Rolls and “11118. .
lliuud Mirrors and lit fact most every-
'thlng yotr could ask for we have.
Harrowa Soldier Sets and many c'lioirc
lnovelties too numerous to mention
Autohttrpu. l’honohnrps. li‘lfcti. ' Duplex
iiitt‘» ‘
i
3 We hurt-.1 fcw gools which nrrittdl
I-, vctything made in this line will be too Lite for otrt Ilolitlay Trittlc uuri willl‘
Wash Tubs iii offer them now at actual mm
It‘ artiugcs :inti tio—(fttrts. Iron Toys,
cssitIt-s for housekeeping
umfl’ins Needles 1".atks flair Pins. liar
I’ ins. Pine and t'ourse t'omlN. (‘ uriing
DRAPERIES.
(‘ltt-nilic, 'l‘itpcstry and Rept. Por-
ticrcs. rind ’i‘ublc Covers. Turkey Real
.(‘ovcr-s. pzrititctl untl Woven Patterned
Rochester Print-ls for Screens, inn-r- Curtains irt
LAMPS.
:10 styles Parlor trumps. itll sizes.
loo styles Night Lamps.
21'» styles Iribrury Lamps.
and lilnzc iiurners.
Nottingham. Swiss. Irish Points. Bar
20 styles linil Lumps. all shapes. lti tunnels and Rutticd tlootls.
Guitar I Rtthy. Old Rose. ()pal. (lrceu. liresricns. ____ _- _.__
1:0 tidd (liohes. Shares. ctc.. fit all sizes
{and great varieties. STATIONERY-
toil styles 148ml) (‘hinlnpygI Hundreds of boxes of line Note Pit-
——---»-~——~-— pt‘l'. t'ulcil :rtrd unrttled l‘nds. ’l‘uh‘
NOTIONS. leis. l‘cus, lnli. Mitt-liaise. Playing
ltr this department all the small uc- (‘ur-tls, Fill-mo Hooks and hundreds of
such as boxes of plain and fancy envelopes.
There are. of course. thousands of
irons (jollili‘ iiuitons, Tun“ 500i)“. aitl I . I II
" ' " ”-‘i ”I 3 in" not 1- ' . - -.
ll'erfumeries Ray Ruin “lit'll liuzel. ‘II t tinr I'l't mItilroanrl m ”“5
H ' 1 WI) ve'm. I. . ~
(‘rcpc Paper . - m I'LIIlntlldlllg
here has taught us what the people
need, and \'-t‘ have it in ritulity and
gqttantity u‘ltl :it the right price.
We particularlu invite dealers. knowing that we can offer them goods for less moneu
Beginning Mondau Jan. 18th and until further notice our store will be open event evening for the accommodation of those who cannot trade during the
dart and to hasten the closing up of the business.
-.,
eeklyBargainSaIe
‘oua SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK IS
EUR COLLARS Alli). BOAS.
. ITHESE WERE BOUGHT IN JULY WHEN WE GOT
THE BEST VALUES. WE HAVE A FEW PIECES LEFT
, ' THAT WE NOW OFFER AT A REDUCTION OF $1.00 TO
‘ $6.00 EACH. WE QUOTE SOME OF THE MARKS:
. BLACK HARE. .......... s 3.98. was $ 4-98.
i . SABLE OPOSSUM ....... $ 3.98. was 3 5.49.
} BLACK BEAR ........... $ 4.49. was 3 5.98.
AMERICAN SABLE ..... $ 6.98. was $ 9.98.
. , _ BLACK MARTIN ........ $ 7-49- was $10.49.
.1 . y" ISABEL OPOSSUM ...... $ 7.98. was $11.49.
I; , GENUINE MINK ........ S 8.00. was $15.00.
. l ‘ SABL‘E OPOSSUM ....... $ 8.49. was $12.49.
it . ISABEL OPOSSUM . 3 8.98. was $12.98.
ISABEL MARTIN ........ $10.00. was $15.98.
SABLE Opossum ....... $10.00, was $15.98.
HIGKERMAN & SUN.
.8! Washington Street. South ”await.
Telephone 143-6.
Gillian It Ga, Furniture
ITho a‘ti'vantsgcs now being presented at ottr stock reducing sale previ-
m to inventory applies to all lines of furniture bedroom dining room and
tflorI halts as wet? ah“ to single pieces of every description Those who find
titans mark downs, just what they want will effect a material saving from
Insurances.
Whit ’
is its high quality and character its general completeness
virtety or choice otra areas a ANDS Unmuaraac‘n with everr
priced as 1011' as goods of standard merit can be olIered.
11511. casein: a co
PREBT. MELLéIIS TO VIBiT HART-
lIAR’I‘PORD. Jan. ld.-Secretary
Titintor_ of the Hartford Board of
Trade. has addressed a letter to Presi-
dt ni Mcilcn otthc New York New Ha
\I n and Hartford Railroad saying that
the stimulation could expect him to
hr in Hartford at. " :30 p. 111. next Thurs
day. As this is lit reply to a request
on the part or the railroad president
that the Board of Trade. name the. hour
and place for his proposed reception
here. Its wishes will no doubt be com
plied with and President Molten will
greet the business men and a part of
the Hartford public It the Bryant of
Trade rooms next Thursday. There
will be no banquet. The occasion will
he as informal as it is possible to make
it. President Melicn lit to be entertain-
ml privately at the Hartford Club at-
lt't‘ the reception.
REVOLUTION IMMINENT.
A sure sign of approaching revolt
and serious trouble in your system Is
nervousness. tileeplessness. or atom-
ttrh upsets. . Electric Bitter will
quickly dismember the troublesome
entrees. it never fails to tone the
stomach, regulate the Kidneys and
Iioweiu. stimulate the Liver. and-clari.
fy the blood. Run own systems
benefit particularly an all the usual
attending aches vanish under It:
searching and thorough effectiyenesa
Electric Bitte Is on] fincrand that is
returned if it out give perfect satin
faction. Guaranteed yl‘rankH. Bax
er. Drugglst
SAILOR BRi WN IN ORWICH.
NORWICH Jan. 10. —Pupl Brown.
the sailor who was arrested 111 Bridge-
port on a bench warrant charging him
with being an accessory with Captain
John May in the murder 0! Charles
Parieman was brought to this place
pyeeterday. its will probably be pre-
sented to the Superior Court right
away as a reliimltiary h‘earing in the
police can will not be necessary
nisicuus
not Bagel
we.
)7 iaoneachbon.
'hnsafewdoua. He‘unin
' touteepandwuailr-tgtr rightly.» atom
KILLED ev a math-1‘1- TRAIN.
wu. 1.1 MANTI(_ bill. its-1mm”
liluckwclL a TBi‘lritt'I aged fifty-live
)t'llf‘tl. was instantlt killed yesterday
by a traiuat the nonsmwiudbam cross-
ing of the Ccn'rnt ’Vutttnont Railroad.
My. lilnckwcll. who llvcd on the liab-
cock lllll road in South Windham, was,
rlrlvtuu a pair of horses rtttticlictl tor
a sled loaded with milk. When tic
started to cross tttc railroad track. he
failed to notice the approach of a
freight train and his team was struck
by the locomotive. Both his legs were
crushed. and he was also injured about
the head. One of the horses was kill~
ed and the sled demolished. Mr.
lilnckwell had lived in South Wind-
ham only fottr or five yours. His wife
and a stepson survive him.
CHILDREN POISONED.
Many children are poisoned and
made nervous and weak. if not killed
outright. by mothers git ing them cough
syrups containing opiates. Foley's
Honey and Tar Is it attic and certain
remedy for coughs, croup and lung
troubles. and is the only prominent
cough medicine that contains no opt.
area or other poisons Sold at Plats
ted's drug store South Norwulk. and
a. C. Sillimsn‘a. Darius.
STATE FIRE MARSHAL'S REPORT.
HARTFORD .ian. ld.—«The report of
State Fire Marshal John A. Busting
was presented yesterday to the inane
ance commissioner. It. shows that
there were during the past year‘iditia
tires investigated and reported to the
marlhat's office. (if this number it;
were found to be of incendiary origin.
and 36 of a suspicious or mysterious
origin. The office inspected 2310
bttildings and premises. The report
notes a marked decrease in“ the number
of fires in New Haven Hartford and
Bridgeport. largely due to improved
conditions resulting from inspection.
. ———-‘—
TO CUR! A COLD IN ONE. DAY
t‘ako Laxative Bronte Qitinine Tablets.
All druggiuts refund the money if it
fails to cure. “as: Grave's signature
TROUT FOR NEW ZEALAND.
BEDDING. Calif. Jan. 16. ——Cuptatn
lambsan superintendent of fisheries
for Northern California. will leave
Baird fishery Sunday for New Zealand.
with several thousand young trout for
the streams of that country. its
been delegated by the United Sta
government to make the. trip to in
strnct the New Zealanders in the pro-
pagation of 11-11.,
~ aavsb A now: use.
Ira. Captain H. Hubard of nut
ford Del. .. says: “ titan Balm sav
ed my boy's life. began Just like
nu one we ion with crown. We gun
“16'0”“
till." For ml. by 8.11. tainted, 1".
Br Baxter. and The Cliil'ord Phar-
iheausaa aaeuos Warm
sac
e s.
81‘. P 1130, Jan. 1a.—Ae-
103'“ ’to- a 3‘! ‘ i -
‘5' . - - l
troupe 0‘11:er
"" ” arr-'33 sector-duet
Free Deliveru through the Norwalks. Winnipauk. Rowauton. Darlen. Weslport and Saugatuck
W S. STURTEVANT, North Main and Ann Streets, South Norwalk.
MARBLE WOIIRKENRBs GIVE UP DE
(‘lllt‘ Mil). Jan. NlotirJ'i‘hc Interna-
tlouui Asstwitttion of Marble Workers
of this city. which has been on a strike
since September lit, has mnd‘c ‘n
ntcni with lite-omploycrs in which all
0f the demands made by them are
abandoned. The chief light was over
the "closcti shop." and this the men
Km‘c tip. 'i‘ltey return at their old
wages. and the employers are to hit?
such their on they chotmc.
DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S NEW MEDI-
cirte. (‘niw-uru Solvent. removes cltnlo
ky deposits from the joints. miracles
and urinary organs. and prevents the
formation of more; thus curing gout.
rheumatism and gravel. The only
rtltllit'itl remedy. Write to the Cal-cunt
i‘ompnny. Rondout. N. i'.. for free
pamphlet containing vsluahle informs
tion. and a Ifree saniplu bottlo. . "
CHURCH FIRE WAS SUSPICIOUS.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. lti.-—vI)eputy
State Fire Marshal Scetey said yester-
day that the circumisances of the fire
which destroyed St. Michael's Church
appear more suspicions to him now
than when he first entered upon the in-
vcstigutlon. fie has evidence which
leads to the belief that the fire started
In several places In the church.
A FRIOHTENED HORSE,
Running like mad down the
dumping the occux’runtuL or 1th
tredl
other accidents. are every day occur
reuces. it behooves everybody to
have a reliable Salvo handy and there's
none as good as Buckten's Arnica
Salve. Burns. Cuts. Sores. Eczema
and Piles. disappear quickly under its
soothing effect. 250. at Frank H. Bax-
tcr's Drug Store. ”
.—
BATTLESHIP osLaavA sAth.
PORT SAID F1gypt..Tan.ltt.—~Thc
Russian battleship Oslabya has left
this port for Suez. The remainder of
ItIhe Russian squadron is awaiting or~
ers.
THE PERFECT WAY.
seem of south Nor-wail Citizens Have
Learn“ it.
If you suffer from backache
There is only one way to cure it.
The perfect way is to cure. the kid-
neys.
A bad back means sick kidneys.
Neglect it. uriua y troubles follow.
Doan's Kidney ills are made for
kidneys only.
Are endorsed by South Norwalk poo
IQ.
Charles E. Warren. son of the well
known ovster planter of 2 (‘heatnttt .
street. has the following to say about
Dunn's Kidney Pills: “I had batzitache
and weak kidneys from only child»
hood. i tried all kind of remedies btit
never received any . ent benefit
until [commenced naingl 'aKldaey .
Pills, which I procuroda Plalated'sf.
drpg store. My father had been using
them and was so pleased with I“r ‘ ‘
3:.
result that i was BIN!» try
I am satisfied. that their
trons are all that is claimed or them.
They cured my backache. "
For by all dept Priceso
cents wheeniiuemfi .n'utmo n.
TL sole astute for the sited flutes.
Remember the saute-boas sound
'st‘tflfli '
w-_
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Bridgeport Advertisements.
Bridgeport Advertisements. I
--
WETBAT READSB
antar- aztvznrtusu: or .
was” GOODS. '
Sewing time of year has come and the cold and \
stormy days seem planned to give busy women an op-
portunity to get the season's sewing under way. Then I
too the forty quiet days of Lent are coming on when there
will be fewer social functions. There are Shirt Waists
and Wash Dresses to be made. also the Children's Clothes
and they need such a lot. Th crefore we have arranged this
Sale of Wash Goods. and the prices are such that will
tempt anyone. !
25.000 yards of Colored and Figured Lawns. Batiste.
Dimity. Swiss, Cotton Grenadine. and Silk Moussciinc are
here included. Notice price reductions. {
1.000 yards of Figured and Striped Batiste and Dimity.
light grounds, navy. and black. always 125/; cts.. sale
price 6% cts. , I
U».
2.500 yards‘f Lace-stripe Batiste. Dimity and India Lin-
, ens. regular values 15 and t7 cts.. sale price 8 cts.
i
3.000 yards of light and dark Swiss Muslin. Linen 8211- f
iste. and Dimity. were 19 cts.. sale price 10 cts. I
l
10.000 yards of plain Dotted Swiss. Zephyr Muslin. fine
Dimity. Linen Batiste. including many Lace-stripes.
which were originally 20 and 25 cts.. sale price: 12%
cts.
5,000 yards of Organdie. Satin-striped Batiste. Lacectrip-
ed Grenadine, and Organdie Gauze. value 30 and 35
cts. sale price’ 19 cts.
2.000 yards of Silk and Linen Tokio. fine Swiss Muslins
and Batist'es, in which are rosebud effects and exqui-
site designs for evening or summer gowns. regular
value 40 and 50 cts. .. sale price 25 cts. ‘ " ’39
-15.000 yards of Silk Mousseline. .Silk-striped Batiste.
Grenadine Gauze. and 8t. Gall Swiss. value 50 75.
and 98_ cts.. sale price 39 cts.
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Norwalk Chronicler