up
1.0 ‘m'i‘
Retire I
‘4 “ all sold.”
4 hour entire stock is now. offered FOR SALE AT A SA..CRIFICE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS worth oI the highest grade goods are placed
=110ur disposal at prices whichdvill clean out the business before our lease expires.
pienlsh iiour home. store. hotel or restaurant.
THIS IS SURELY AN OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFE TIME to
'1' Anti dealer cannon pick from our stock anuthing he man Wish at prices Iar beiOw cost.
.11 others should take advantage of this sale at once and select What their wish before the lines are broken. the best 15 picked out and we are compelled to
Housekeepers
TF1
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Wash mus, Eaton-ion Tables. Chairs.
Rocky". Norris Chairs. Dlvans. Couch-
‘DI. Cabinets. Book Cases. Desks. Par-
tor. Tables, China Closets, Foot Bests.
arlwifluits. Dressing Tables. Music
ubiaota. Sewing Tables and an end~
‘ variety of odd pieces and novelties.
TRUNKS.
. Twenty Styles. Round and Flat 'l‘ops,
Canvas and Leather Covered, Brass and
Iron . Trimmed. Many styles Club
" FURNITURE.
PRC" TH! IECT MAKERS.
‘ Sideboards. Chlifonieres. Dressers.
Bags. Satchels. Full Dress Cases. Tele-
Icofns. Music-RoIls. Cases and Car-
rion. and many novelties in leather.
. . i .
; ENAMELED WARE.
'i’oa Pots. Coffee Pots. Sauce l’auS.
i
I
CROCKERY. .
25 styles Dinner Sets, including
French. German. English and Ameri-
can.
20 styles Tea Sets. including all the
Foreign and Domestic Makes.
30 styles Toilet Sets in French. Ger-
man. English and American.
4,000 Dinner Plates in White and Dec-
orated.
5.000 Breakfast Plates In White and
Decorated.
5.000 Cups and Saucers in White and
Colored.
All sites and shapes and an endless
stock of Bowls. Mugs. Platters. Bakers,
Pitchers. Bowls and Pitchers. Cham-
bers. Soup and Butter Dishes. Sugar
Bowls. Vegetable Dishes and every-
thing to be found in this 11110.
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Kettles. Cake Pans. Funnels. Measures.
'..-‘-'in fact everything to be found in a
first-class Agate Ware Department.
1 .. TINWARE.
1‘ All grades and for almost every pur-
poacfor which it. is made. Bath Tubs.
FOOL'I‘ubs. Pails. Pots. Pans. Kettles,
Cans-Trays. Coal Bods, Ash Cans. Boil-
Iora. Broilers. Also a most. complete line
0! IRON WARE. Pots, Pans. Kettles.
etc., etc. An endless variety of Wire
.' 00111111, such as Broilers, Baskets. Soup
.1 Dishes. Strainers, Slcvcs and every-
thing useful in the home in that line.
FINI‘.
(Bit 0. (‘ eiery
.—
Cases.
‘TT CUT GLASS, Nut
Bottles, Sugar and Cream Sets. Water
Pitchers. Decanters. etc., etc.
CUTLERY.
The Celebrated "ELECTRIC"
Razors. Scissors and Pocket Knives.
20 styles Carving Sets. l5 styles Knives
and Forks. Bread.
Knives. Razor Strops. Hopes and Knife
GLASS.
Bowls.
and Fruit Dishes. Water
Brand
Cake aird Carving
CARPETS.
Velvet, Brussclls and lugrulns. also
Bugs and Art Squares in sizes from
27 inches to 9 )1 l2 feet. Matting of
all grades. Handsome Patterns of Pot-
tcrs' Firic Linoleums and Oil Cloth.
BEDDING.
Mattresses of all grades front the
South American Curled llalr to the
Variety of Tit-kings;
-
plain Excelsior.
and lit every also made. 30 styles.
”
Brass and Iron Bcdslbads. Springs
and cola of all grades and sizes.
STOVES.
.\bendroth's—~Bcst Itaitgcs we could
1min styles. it styles (,‘oul
Hooters. Many styles Wood Stoves
till iiestet's from the leading manufac
tui'crs. I‘lpc Elbows. Collars. dampers.
Zinc. and Stove Borirds.
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NICKELED COPPER.
'I‘ca Pots. Coffee Pots. Tea Kettles.
Chatting Dishes. Trays. Pudding Dish-
es. lilppers, Towel Holders. Cups. Cris-
padot'os. Lemonade Shakers. (‘rumb
'l‘r'iiys_ Rlcc Boilers, 1') o'clock 'l‘es Ker-
rlcs. Fancy Birth-room Fixtures and
many fine novelties.
Remember nothing isto be reserved—first come first served.
than the manufacturers. besides saving them freight. cartage and breakage. also the cost of packing. No goods will be held and our terms are SPOT CASH.
Beginning Mondau Jan; 16th and until further notice our store will be open everu evening for the accommodation of those who cannot trade during the
dart and to hasten the closing up of the business.
Free Delivers through the Norwalks. Winnipauk.Rowapton.Darie11. Westport and Saugatuck.
BRUSHES. I SILVER. ‘
"IIlIi'xlctflnngfifr agilsfigfs‘mmgélzsfl. "linkers """ '0 year guarantee" goods. 7
”what WWW ”mun“ mmm'reu Sets cum ”1th Bl'll‘l. Butter dish I
Brushes, Stove Brushes. Kalsomineli'fl. Cukt‘ “Mi“lb. Sugar BOWIH. 31100“
Brushes. Shoe Brushes, llorse Brushes. ‘ Holder-a. (‘nke Trays. Celery Holders.
Sluli Brushes. Nail Brushes. Toilet Baa I -\I‘r A. Rogers" mes and Forks Tea
in Brushes. Radiator Brushes. Clothis ,
Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes. “M I‘able Spoons. Berry 890"“ Pie
Shaving Brushes. and in fact ow.” IKnlves Soupand (irnvy Ladies. Cheese
tiring made in the line including ’l‘ur- IScoops "iiiit'r KniH'S. Sugar Shells.
key 11nd Ostrich Dusters. {Orange Knives aitd Spoons. Cliildrens
' 4 ‘ Sets. t‘ups,
Napkin Rings and large
' CHINA. ,
Salad Dishes. Celery ’I‘ravs. Nut .m'M-V “I sterling my“ novelties.
Dishes. Fcrucrys. Bread and But-I -- __...._--.L_“..
ter Plates. ()ut Meal Dishes and 81-111,] MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Berry. Pudding and Ice Cream BettI I
Milk Cart Holders. Sugars and Creams. ”0""! Barrios, Msudollnos. Guitars.
l-‘alrty l’iithers. Chocolate Pois,(‘h01(r- Yitlrcrs, \"Uihfli'lih- "Miiiihiii‘i’i‘ Hi” '
lute Sors. Cheese Dishes. Vases and Dr ! \i' ‘ ”Minus. Blow Ai-eordeons. liar
CLOCKS.
In Wood. Metal and Marble. sititahlei
for stores or lrorlses. Some hand-
some Dresden Goods for Mantels or
Walls. Godl I‘luteil. Silver Trimmedi
.and Nickie Alarm Clocks.
HOUSEHOLD HARDWARE.
Hammers Saws. Planes, Files. Brae-1
Ics and hits. Bolts. Links Screw)»:
l.Iatchcts Axes and hundreds of useful
llouscitold Artlilcs really unnecessary
to mention.
LAMPS.
50 styles Parlor Lamps.
shapes and designs.
i00 styles Night Lamps.
2.5 styles Library Lamps. ltocltcstcr
all sizes.
:and Flourish Oak.
fMirrors. iill sizes.
JARDINIERES.
I00 different styles and colors of
both Imported and Domestic Makes.
Hanging Baskets and Fern l’ots. all
Iaizes of Flower Pots.
PICTURES.
200 different subjects.
frames.
in all style
Oak. Mahogany. (told. Silver
20 styles fancy
DRAPERIES.
(Ibenlllc. Tapestry and Ilcpi. Por-
ticres. and Table t‘ovors. Turkey Red
aICovcrs. painted and \Vovcrr I'atlerncd
,I’artels foi'
Screens. Lace. t‘urtalns In
nsmcnts I'i ocloi k Tea Sets
and hundreds of small fancy
HICIIIR.
WOODEN WARE.
l‘ verylhlug mailo 111 this line will be, ' too late foi our Holiday Trade and will ‘
found here in y'ariety. Wash ’l‘ubs in
Wood Pulp. (‘cdur and Pine. pails.
thop Bowls. (‘lothes \‘l'rltigeis. etc.
Also it trill assortment of Baskets such dressed (1‘,an Books Games Expregfl‘ i‘ierfumcrlcs. Bil) Rum ““011 Hazel.
m.- (‘slotirc Msrkrr Round Bushel'
Lunch. Fancy Work and Baby Baskets
and licsk Baskets.
Punch ' tnorili its.
Bowls. (‘ritnib and Brush Trays. (‘ups‘SIr-‘Mi‘ Wk“ "lititti'h. [’1 in 1'11?-
and Saucers l'lale Sets. Shaving Mugs ”WW" I" ii Salim“-
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(NINI' 1
ttuitar‘
.,0
Banjo. Violin anti
TOYIS
We have .i few goods which arrived:
otfct flu in now at actual cost Iiol
Carriages rind tlof‘.arts Iron ’l‘oysl.
Banks Wooden Toys Dressed and I'd--
:Wagous 1 r11 _\t‘ his. \‘i ioclpedcs. Wheel
i"illl(_\' Scrap Basin is. Knife, Baskets ' ““30““ 3“““0' 5““ 3““ many “W“ lluitd Mirrors and in fact most every-
inovoltles too numerous to mention.
Duplex and Blane Burners. Nottingham. Swiss. lrlsh Points. Bar-
20 stylus Hall Lamps. all shapes in barrels and Ruffled floods.
ltuby. Old ltosc. Opal,Urccu. Drcsiiens. ..._.____ .._.
Odd Globes. Shares. etc.. in all sizes‘ STATIONERY
.and great varieties.
[00 styles Lamp Chimneys. Hundreds of boxes of fine Note I'a-
~—————-— ‘pcr. ruled and unruled. Pads. 'l‘ali-
NOTIONS. lets, Pens. Ink, .‘illt‘IleU‘. Playing
In this department all the small ric- '(iai'ds. Memo. Books and hundreds of
cssitics for housekeeping such as
”tips Needles Tacks,Ilai1 l’lns liar
l‘itrs. Fine and Course Combs. Curling“
lions. Coliiir Buttons 'I‘oilet Soaps.
boxes of plain and fancy envelopes.
There are. of course, thousands of
.Iartlclcs in stock riot mentioned 111 this
list. ()111' fifteen years‘ merchandising
“0“” and thymine". has taught us what the people
trci'ii. and “‘1' have it ii quality and
iquuntitr and at the right, price.
'.\'asellnc Shelf Paper (‘rcpc Paper.
Pocket Books. Mush
thing you could ask for we have.
We particularlu invite dealers. knowing that we can offer them goods for less moneii
W. S STURTEVANT, North Main and Ann Streets, Seuth Norwalk.
» . eeflinarga
OUR SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK IS
Telephone 143- -6I.
. prices. in its high quality and chiiractier,
eIrlsipoutytater-L
DIGKE'IMAstSON,
84 Washington Street. South Nomadic.
inSale
I
EUR COLLARS AND BOAS.
_ THESE WERE souonr IN jULY WHEN WE cor
”run near VALUES. WE HAVE A FEW PIECES LEFT
T'rHA'r we now OFFER AT A REDUCTION or $100 TO rand two forfeited bail 1.0.1. of mo
$6.00 EACH. WE QUOTE $01er on THE MARKS:
5 BLon HARE, .......... s 1% was s 4--98 .
SABLE OPOSSUM ....... 3 3-98. was s 549.
ff BLACK BEAR ........... $ 4.49. was $ 5.98.
’ AMERICAN SABLE ..... $ 6.98. was $ 9.98.
. BLACK MARTIN ........ $ 7.49. was $10.49.
ISABEL OPOSSUM ...... $ T98. was $11.49.
‘I GENUINE MINK ........ $ 8.00. was $15.00.
‘ SABLE OPOSSUM ....... $ 8.49. was $12.49.
ISABEL OPOSSUM ...... $ 8.98. was $12.98.
. ISABEL MARTIN ........ $10.00, was $15.98. 1
I; SABWOPOSSUM . .. $10. 00. was $16.98.
‘1 I31 2:1}; ‘Ihi'r‘r' ‘- ‘-
The Advantagssi now being presented at our stock reducing sale. provi-
inventory, applies to all lines of furniture. bedroom, dining room and
run; as wellas to single places of every description. Those who find
“hark am... just what they want will. effect a material saving from
its general completeness
to of choice 01111.91ch sranpgnnngminpap with every-
,Il’iaod as Iowan-goods at standard merit can ”ORION.
Aéio. countiiiit do
flout! firttrors and muthflh.
ans Wares 89007, in and; 1.;
Orange River Del. WI .. 1% 11'
”Impala. used to flavor Si:
I tried” every-I,
Eslot machines pleaded guilty and was
"doubtless be'requlred to appear when
: Take Laxative Bromo
iAll druggitta refund t a money if it
Its on each box.
.- State. Bankon Main street.
LIQUOR DEALERS SAID GUILTY.
Forty- Two Men Fined $35 and Coatl;
Eight Others 855.
BRIDGE l‘OBT. Jan. 18. ~-'-F|ft) (111111
of the sixtt- tno llouor' dealers iii'rtst I
1d last Molttiin on complaint oi thi
Mutt polite charged with violating tboi
liquor law on set oral Sundays. plead: .l
entity in in.) city court Saturday. in
i‘or'tyvlwo curses litres of $35 and costs
each were imposed and paid. Idiitilli
others. whose offenses were more scr- 1
ions. In that they had rigged 11p ti-m
porary bars. giving the appearance of
marking a constant practice of selling
on Sundays. were fined $613 and costs
circli. One “as fitted $75 and mats.
one 325 and costs. two $15 and costs
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teach.
One of the eighteen saloon keepers
arrested for maintaining gambling
fined 850 and costs. The case will be
tested on an appeal to the common
pleas court pending the disposition of
which the other seventeen cases will
not be tried.
State Policemen Flynn and Hazel-
hurt...were not in court. but tirey will
the court tries the remainder of the
casm. in which the accused will de
mand a heaomg. on danary 26.
V
To CUR! A OOLDVIN ONE DAY
taint Tablets.
falls to cum. in. W. Grave's signature
m_ 0.
HARTFORD wmnow SMABHER.
HARTFORD,.Jan. 18.—The window
Ismasher who has wrought havoc
among plate glass fronts in the center
101' the city during the. last ten days.
added to his destructive work early
yesterday by smashingtho. front of- the
lie broke
’11 plate of glass measuring 10 is! ll
. feet. . There was no insurance on the.
window. owing to it rate war on this
class of- risks here. it is believed to
he the work- of a craay man, and met
chants are becoming much alarmed
' over. the situation. it is probable that
plain clothes. men will be stationed
on the principal streets nightly to on-
deavoMo-appnehend the crusher.
W.
8110),“ a some H88.
Capiala
H. Baxter, and The Clifford Phar
DISCLOSURE AND DISCOVERY.
Asked for by Plaintiff A. Lcwttohn
Against E. c. sadder. Et A1.
Niaiw HAVEN Jim. '11.. -A motion
for disclosure and discotery by the
plaintiff in the raw of lmwisolrn Broth
c'.is or New \prk against E ti. Stud
itar'd ct. all came up 111 the Superior
was postponed foi' a week. The case
i.- brought by Fr'edi-rtii: and Walter
1.4 wisohn commission merchants
iiunlnst several promlni 111 men of this
state all of whom are allege-l to bare
been stockholders in the Ptttsburg
considerable stock_ and that in Jan-
nary 1896 the defendants sold the en.
tire property of the company without
plaintiff's knowledge to James D Mc-
Donald of Pittsburg. for 81’ 0.0.00 The
plaintiffs claim 876.000.
Among the defendants named are:
W. H. R. Dubois of Bridgeport. Louis
F. Heubleln. of Hartford: Horace R.
Butler. 0f Mlddletown Robert H.
Chapman, of Torrington;' E. 8. Bristol.
of this city: Frank 1.. Stiles. of North
Havzen 8 P Spencer. of St Louis: Al-
bert H. Grief of Pittsburg Kansas.
and Susie N. C Falrman administrator
of the estate of J Yale Falrman. for-
merly of Mlddletown. Mr. Dubols was
the treasurer of the company and t0-
day's action is intended to compel him
to produce the books.
—-Monarch over pain. Burns. cuts.
sprains. stings. instant relief. Dr.
Thomas' Eclectric Oil. At any drug
store.
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vo'rs was ILLEGAL.
State Will Not Pay Money to Water
town Selectmen. ,
llAlt’l‘ii‘Oltl). .lap. lti~ On h'ltrrdsi‘
last First. Selectman Skiltort. of Water
town. requested Attorney General King
to render an opinion of the. validity of
votes passed at a town meeting in Wat-
ertown on January 7. at which time
Town Treasurer Mattoon resigned. and
it was voted to hate the selectfnen
take charge of the town funds. Inoom
ing and outgoing. Mr. Sktlton wished
to know particularly whether or not
the money due the town from the state
m nan routi' w
“a" "it"i‘hsh"
t1: Barbi}, and Ac
Court before Judge I‘haver today buti
WEE.“ WITH LAM
' ' man about it,”
NOT FUNNY FOR BABY.
Thrown Out of Burning House With
the Furniture.
NEW MILFORD. t‘onn._ .lurtuut'y iii
—»-A peculiar accident. which fortunate-
ly did not result seriously, m-i'ui'rci'.
early yesterday morning. during the
height of exclteurrnt canard by a fire at
the home of “l‘. ll, \\'. Knowles. at
Louisville. :1 village tlti'ec mile: iif‘IttW
Milford.
The family Wits awakened about L
o'clock by the crying of 11 cut. The
house was on tire. and the pet had
given the alarm barely iii time to at
and St. Louis Zinc and Land Company low tho. inmates to escape. . Airs
now out of existence. 1 The plaintiffs; (‘lara ’l‘uttlr. a idanghter of in
claim that they are holders of thirty Knowles. was visiting or the house
mortgage bonds of the company and and she had with her‘ a baby in an
effort to save some of the artltlts in
the house. members of Dr. Knowles’
family threw a number of pieces of
furniture and bundles to the. ground
Mrs. 'l‘uttiss baby was mistaken for
it bundle of c.i0thing and it was car-
ried to a nlndow and dropped to the
ground. The child landed on a wood
pile and was not discovered tr’nii'.
some time later. When found. the
baby was none the worse, apparent.
iv. for its experience and it was car-
ried to a nearby house.
Dr. Knowles house. which was sh
old building. was burned to the
ground. The. loss is about. 81.000.
The origin of the tire’ls' unkndwn:
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CHAMBERLAIN! COUCH REMEDY
is PLEASANT 1'0 TAKE.
The finest quality of loaf sugar is
used in the manufacture fChantber:
ialns Cough Remedy; an the mots
used in this preparation gitfie,it a flavor
similar to maple syrup. making it quite
pleasant to take. Children like It and
as it contains no opium or other harm-
ful substance it has no injurious after
effect. It always c.11res in cases of
colds. croup and whooping cough it
can be given with implicit confidence
It Is equally valuable for adults and
c'hlidrcn
.czsa sags saunas: Mister-En.
(201.01,.NE.Gcrman1:. Jan. 18 ~Thc
Japanese minister to Ru tests will be. re.
celved in special audelnce by the Chair
at 'i‘sargoe-Selo today. according to s
despstch to the Cologne Gazette from
St. Petersburg. ..Gre sly: dcance.
It is added. is attached 0 the ncidant
Mrs. H. rim of nu. for public highwu's and maintenance .. p01,, at ‘0. . mm, ”we
ford. fin Data at. of schools would be paid \0 the select merit Maths?” mini dim e.
or! my bar Hist like men. Attorney General King yester-
the one .110 with ma gm day sent it communication to Mr. Shli A titld'lit $211 WHARSE,
him a an: doses. at m 1011.1 forming himthai the vote passed Runntn in: like. fittindhe meet
to sleep and nasal! rig t the 9m," , fetal and the the state will not dam cgfictg‘h‘océ 19,9 9.! a hundred
tag.” For sale by 3, 8.81118! money to'selec men. othe‘ grits“; are ”pi-7 it” occur
'0“
have i. reliabiwgllya :1in and there‘s
CHICAGO Jal'i. ”TS
ft.
found
Mu
The 23:5 mm. had been cut and
3'3 ciunba' i” r
< Pres-.7;-
Lauliaat tits get m 1911!!
’Efigh’m than.
res cine to his as-
Bridgeport AdVertischeInts.
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Bridgeport Advertisements.
w.
“(kt-rant
Wit dryer-ism
‘ ' AT READSE
y‘l‘ufim
Man’s Wtarablts. Htavy Reductions.
No man in need of the following articles can afford to
miss this opportunity for advantageous buying.
A limited number of pure White Negliizc Shirts. made
of woven madras. There are cuffs to match. Sizes 151/2.
161/ .and 17. Price 69 cts. each. 2 for 75 cts.
Cardigan Jackets.
Quality formerly $2.00 now $1.50.
2.50 now 2.00.
3360 now 2.50.
4.00 now 3 5o.
Sweaters. A grade always sold regularly at $2.50.
now $1.59. A $3.00 grade at $2.119.
Made up This in both Tecks and Bows. A11 silk
Tecks. light and dark shades. regular 25 ct. quality. 19 cts..
'3 for so cts.
For the Boys. A special lot of Madras Shirts in sizes
12. 12%.13. 13%. and 14. Value 75 cts., now 39 cts.
2 for 75 cts
Mothers' Friend Waists. the best ever made to sell
at 50 cts.. now 39 cts. 2 for 15 cts.
Missu' Puritan-"Special.
in colors. black, cardinal. scarlet. and blue.
24. 2t! and 3ziitcltes,made with one and two ruffles. were
98 cts. and Smo. now 50 and 98 cts.
l-citgilv.
, Fine all wool Petticoats in cardinal. blue and gray.
made with princess back. Lengths 24. 28. 32 and 36
Inches. Special 51.13 Sand $2.50.
Salt a! Toll“ Stir.
Ten extra fine Toilet Seats with Jars are to be closed
out, The decorations are exceedingly artistic. and the
porcelain it of a superior gr: dc. Prices originally were
from 810.88 to “3.88. They will be sold at $7.00 per Set.
A I
. “info ionising: let: 8am 2:13:00! nit; Cola": 5.31:2" . Tht Salt of Wash Goods.
' “if V _ ' V I “9%th {agar No doubt about this baingia aueceaa. Many women are
' . " “1W" ior'lfpffli M any .... j .3' buying their summer gowns. The showing of thin goods
_' “1'.qu . ETHMT m"? it up Dimitiea. Batista. Organdics. and Lace-
' striped Grenadines are iii est quiaitc designs. and selling at
about 0113- -&ird Ivaiue and avers less. ~ ,
uscli caniusveri ~ .nm-o doughy ~tripnd. .fi. ... .. -,. .L "I”... ,5, _,... _. __ _ . .. w,
961% Egg" oxygen .33, m'fihig‘g‘m ....-...... s. .1. g s my ,-, .. m
.n I“ .4 I h . . 4;. '4 ~. . r » . ‘
T ‘1 tum ' ' at?
- .and tham
the hidéeqrserflcu‘ fii‘fgfiz barrel-W
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