' Nihilist
itISh pour home. store. hotel or restaurant: '
with
Outmhmsbekisaomofiemd FOR .. ' M - " ' ' .
rdisposai at prices which will clean out the business beiOre Ourlease expires. This is SURELY AN QBPORTUNiTY OF A LlFE TIME to
Anti that loan now pick from out stdclt abolition he mau wish at prices tar below cost.
horrid lake advaniaire or this sale at outcast so act tutu thou wish
. [)5 CF humans with or
before the lists are broken.
the ltidhnSlatade goods are placed
Housekeepets
the best is picked out and we are compelled to
.a" t.r..; ’ it. .l'B.-. a.
FURNITURE. , . . .. CRQ'CKERY. 'CARPETS. ; Batteries. SILVER. CLOCKS. . «. JARDINI‘ERES.
.0. IN! I_ IT MAKIRS. ‘ all styles Dinner Sets, including Velvet, Brussells and lhgrains. alsoi l’aint Brushes, Scrub Brushes. Wall “ito err-t" -- .. in Wood. Metal and Marble, sultable'
, g 20 your Kugrgmpe polls. | lilti different styles and colors of
“ s. Chittonleres, Dressers.ii‘rench.,ilerman. English and Amerl- m.“ "d A" 5......“ m 3...... "0m Brushes. i‘loor - Brushes. Counter T,, .89.“. mm, '- W “‘0'" 0’ "”""““ 8"” h'“ d illoth lm cried and
. n ( late Sets. Butter dish D Domestic Makes.
Stands, Extension Tables. Chairs. can. ..7 "Wm,“ ,0 9 x '2 f“, Matting of Brushes. Window Brushes. Bottle some Dresden (hunts for Mantels or llauslnz Baskets and Fern pm“. a”
. “termini-rte Chairs. Divans. Coach 20 styles Tea Sets.‘lncluding all the ' ’ Brushes. Stove Brushes. Kslsomlne “" ”k“ BMW“ 3"3‘" 3""9- 3900‘“ Willa. Gmll Plated. Silver Trimmed .mm M Flower Pot“
H. Ceblnots, Book Cases, Dell" PIP Foreign and Domestic Makes. .“H "mm "'“d'ome “"9"" 0' P0" Brushes. Shoe Brushes. Horse Brushes, HoldPrH Cuke Trays. Celery Holders. and Nickle Alarm Clocks. '
‘1‘ Thblas. China Closets. Pool Rests. 30 styles Toilet Sets in French, (ter- Mi" ““0 Linoleums “d 0“ ("Oth- Sink Brushes, Nail Brushes. Toilet Das- “w. A. Rogers" Kniveh and Forks. Tea ‘"
gm Suits. Dressing Tables, Music man. English and American. in Brushes. Radiator Brushes. Clothes and Tattle Spoons Berry Spoons Pie {HOUSEHOLD' HARDWARE l PICTURES
fdlblhtile. Sewina Tables and an and- 4,000 Dinner Plates in White and Dec- BEDDING Brushes. Tooth Brushes. Hair Brushes Knives. Soup and Gmy [Mm Che"? Hammers “”8 ““0“ Fm” 3"" 200 different “"0100”. In all style
“Mildtyofodd pieces and novelties. orated. ' Shaving Brushes. and in fact every ' 9“ "l" “"3 30“" MCkB- screw-lframeu Oak Mahogany, .old. guy"
W
- . TRUNKS.
. “Twenty Styles. Mood and Flat Tops,
‘ “I N Mather Covered, Brass and
Trimmed Many styles Citib
Satchels, Pull Dress Cases, Tele-
- Who's, Music Rolls. Cases and Car-
, .rllrs. and many novelties in leather.
ENAMELED WARE.
Tea Puts. Coffee Pots. Sauce Parts
.. .Cake Pans, Funnels. Measures.
. it tact everything to be round in a
tbcldas Agate Ware Department.
-“a_—-_n
-.’. TINWARE.
fill @01st and for almost every put-
fer which it is made. Bath Tubs,
5 .000 Breakfast Plates in White and
Decorated.
it. 000 Clips and Saucers in White and
Colored.
All since and shapes and an endless
stock of Bowls. Mugs. Platters, Bakers,
Pitchers, Bowls and Pitchers, Cham-
bers. Soap and Butler Dishes. Sugar
Bowls. Vegetable Dishes and every-
thing to be round in this line.
GLASS. r
PlNEST CUT GLASS. Nut Bowls,
Olive, Celery and Fruit Dishes. Water
Bottles. Sugar and Crests Sets, Water
Pitchers. Decanters, etc” etc.
Mattresses of all grades from the
South American Curied flair to the
plain Excelsior. Variety of Tlcklngs
and in every also made. I0 styles.
Brass and iron Bedsiaads. Springs
and cots of all grades and sises.
STOVES.
Altetttlroth's—Bos't‘ Ranges we could
buy. 3 sizes. 5 styles, ti styles Coal
Healers. Many styles Wood Stoves.
Oil floaters from the leading manufac-
ltlrert-l. Pipe Elbows. Collars. dampers,
Zinc and Stove Boards.
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NICKELED COPPER.
Tca‘l’ols, Cortes Pots. Tea Kettles.
Chatting Dishes, Trays. Pudding Dish-
es. Dippers, Towel Holders. Cups. Ctrs
padores. lemonade Shakers. Crumb
Trays, Rice Boilers, 5 o'clock Tea Ket-
ties. Fancy Bath-room Fixtures and
many fine novelties.
Remember nothing is to be reserved—first come first served.
CUTLERY.
The Catalirated "anno'ratc" Brand
Resorts. Scissors and Poeket Knives,
20 styles Carhlng Sets. 15 ilyles Knives
and Forks. Bread. Cpkeqand Carving
ivas. Raaor Straps, Hones and Katie
' ases. '
”at Tubs Pails. Pots. Pans, Kettles.
_ ,' trim. CoalHods,Aeh Cans.Boil
. '- , lat-s. Also a most complete line
' N WARE. Pots. Pans, Katmai.
. An endless variety of Wire
" such pant-otters, Baskets. Soap
‘ .Strainers. Slaves and every-
lit! useful in the home in that line.
I'm bird to hasten the closintt up of the business.
Beginning Mondau dab. 16th and tintli further notice on stilts
thing made in the line including Tur
key and Ostrich Dusters.
4*”.
CHINA.
Salad Dishes. Celery Trays. Nut
Dishes. Peruerys. Bread and lint-
ter Plates. Oat Meal Dishes and Sets.
lDerry. Pudding and ice Cream Sets,
Milk Can Holders. Sugars anti Creams.
i-‘nncy Pitchers, Chocolate Pots, Choco-
late Sets, Cheese Dishes. Vases and Dr-
nnmentu, 5 o'clock Tea Sets, Punch
Bowls. Crumb and Brush Trays. Cups
and Saucers, Plate Sets. Shaving Mugs
and hundreds or small fancy
merits. .
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WOODEN WARE.
Everylhlug made in this line will be
round here in variety. Wash Tubs in
Miami Pulp. Cedar and Pine. pails
Chop Bowls. Clothes Wrin’gers. etc.
as Clothes. Market, Round Bushel.
hunch. Fancy Work and Baby Baskets
Fancy Scrap Baskets. Kana Baskets
and Dealt Bullets.
orna-
Scoops, Buttor Knives. Sugar Shells. Hatchets. Axes and hundreds of ttsetuliwd Flemish Oak.
Orange Knives and Spoons. Children's. "W”WM ”“019“ “I“! “00909390" Mirrors all sizes
Sets. Cups, Napkin Rings and large '0 m""°"___
vsl'lett' of sterling silver novelties.
LAMPS.
i 50 styles Parlor Lamps.
20 styles fancy
.._.....
DRAPERIES.
h a d Chenille. Tapestry and Rent. Por-
is apes an eslgns. items, and Table Covers. Turkey Red
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ‘ 100 styles Night Lamps. lCovers. painted and Woven Patterned
Violins, Bunion. Mandollnes. (ltillnrs.’ 26 styles Library Lamps, itochesterlPanais for Screens. [Ace Curtains in
thhers, Autohurps. Phouohsrpti. “(fl-‘lnupiex anti Blaze Burners. {Nottingham Swiss, lrlsh Points, Bars
“comm“, Blow Accordeons. H".- 20 styles Hall Lamps all shapes in banels and Ruffled Goods.
ruonlcas. Banjo, Violin and luitsr' Rnby.0id Rose. 09‘1- Green. ”9”““3
Strings. Picks, Bridges. P9X“. W. 20 'Ddd Globes. Shares. etc., in all sizes
Pianos at a sacrifice. '9‘ 3'9“ ""9"”
100 styles Lamp Chimneys.
all sizes. .
STATIONERY.
Hundreds of boxes of fine Note Pn-
-—————- 'per ruled and unrulcd. Pads. Tab-
NOT10N8.ilots Pens. lnit, Muciiage. Playing
in this department all the small ne Cards. Memo. Books and hundreds of
TOYS.
i
Also a full assortment or Daskbts such I
too late for our Holiday Trade and will
offer them now at actual met.
Carriages and (lo-Carts, iron
Banks Wooden Toys. Dressed and [in-
Toys,
novelties too numerous to mention.
1
We have a fast is whl h arrivedl
“06‘ ‘ icessltles for housekeeping such
Doll Pins Needles Tacks, Hair Pins. Hat
iPlns, Fine and Course Combs. Curling:
|Irons. Collar Billions
dressed dolls Books. Games Express Perfumeries 3" Rum. Witch Hm'illst
Wagons Tricycles. Velocipedes Wheel'v‘unne' mm" “9""
Barrow Soldier Sets and many choice A
Pocket Books. Music Rolls and Bags;
(fund Mirrors and in fact most every need. and we have it ill quality ’and
thing you could ask for we have.
as boxes of plain and fancy envelopes.
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There are of course, thousands of
[articles in stock not mentioned in this
Our fifteen years merchandising
here has taught us what the people
Toilet Soaps,
Crepe Paper.
rounrtity and at the right price.
We pathcuiatlu invite dealers. knowintt lhat we can offer them goods for less money
Free Delivertt through the Norwalks. Willhlpalik. Rownttton. Darien. Weslport and Sauaalucit
W S. STURTEVANT North Main and Anti Streets South ll
.l upsmshfi wms dAs rinse.
Engineer Demonstrates That laeeleier
and Shavings Will Net Int-st.
CHICAGO. Jan. 21.-——J L. For
ell of Philadelphia. mom i hind-
fuls of escalator on a hot gas fire in
the rooms of The Western Society of
[linsgincerm it smoked but it did not
‘* out! SPEcrAL FOR THIS WEEK Is it
FUR COLLARS AND BOAS.
:. Titian WERE BOUGHT IN JULY WHEN we: GOT
”hills nEs'r VALUES. WE HAVE A Flaw PIECES LEFT
THAT WE now OFFER AT A REDUCTION or $1.00 To
. dash EACH. we QUOTE SOME OF THE MARKS:
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Then he placed pine shavings on top
lot the escalator. pine splinters on top
0! them and piled pine shingles and
[slabs of pins on the suppoaedly in-
flammable -materlal below until he
lshoultl have had a- good sized bonfire
lstartod. There were no flames. how
ever. except the blue ones from the
gasgas.
Mr. Ferrell had been asked to ad-
dress the engineers on the subject of
tirepmoflng wood and combustible fab
irics. To show that theatre scenery
lcould be made as impervious as wood
' r . h be t t-h d I r I
BLACK HARE ---------- s 3.. w... s ..... rrear;enhancements:
{8‘ - SABLE OPOSSUM ....... $ 3.98. was 3 5.49. igrtiugd the; etllggsi..therc wsls no flame.
‘ .. at an in, oat sve tn
l l. BL‘GK‘ BEAR ----------- 3 4-49. W“ $ 5-98. “genitalia: a hunrllrgd goons: is ntile
‘-.‘ .t, AMERICAN SABLE IIIII 3 6.98 'cornpoltltlon Mr. Ferrell had used to
uproot the wood and cotton His plan
was 3 9.98. AM
MARTIN ........ s 7 49, w“ 310.49. [Lmugturate the material under a
. ' ISA L OPOSSUM ...... S 793, was 31:49. From a commercial viewpoint, Ir.
. GENVINE MINK S 8.00. wsa‘.$!5.oo. V Emil $ht‘.”."..'lhit’.?‘lhé“.£ti
ff“- Straw OPOSSUM ...... .s 3.59. ‘was 3.2.49. 2 ”mil“ "W ~
*‘: ' «isit OPOSSUM .s 3..., Was sues; lei" film"... Y legato.
"g. ISAB MARTIN ........ $10.00. was $15.98. 323:2???“ Ti}? mnlfiesifi:
.1 SABIQB; OPOSSUM . ...... $10.00. was $16.98. Pm. gt Whyom‘fiifi" 14.3
ache. Liver or Bowel thou _
arts gentle yet thorough. at. F
i H. Baxter a ”Store. .
Atom. Angora”. :ro toner
PHCENIX.‘ s. Jab. amt}. -Pursualt
to the “slag! Governor Brodie,
in s circular . the Board of S
vmors has coiled sin
to .be nut Sat
groan is helm-him
” s r‘.
titionsati it'll”! bajregentod torus
tdrce ot: citisens’ and. then torw'
shiatsu.
‘m “2" Just what they want apt gr... allaterial hm...-
prices In its high qsstlt‘y and character its senor-u completeness
. material gain it is time for the federal
, government to step in and manutac
-. .by the United States government.
. lcl FORM. A HUGE CORGI.
——- "do. l ‘
Many Streets in Le Ind anl.
Are Fieeded and Damage la Feared.
lmANst’onr, in . Jsts 21 ~1‘hc
ice in the Eat River hove ingan‘sport
went out shortly before midnight. be-
low the Tenth street dam and a huge
gorge. more than tweite feet high has)
been formed at Fifth street. Against
this the water is rising so rapidly that
it seems impossible to check it before
it has flooded one side of the city. Sev
oral blocks are already flooded and the
water is beginning to run into the
bottom: along the streets in the line of
the flood Shortly after the ice went
but. the water baleltdd Intb the wheels
of the electric l'ght end water mama
and forted them to.stop. The race
from Tenth street dam to the water
plants has overflowed Its banks. and is
running into the squares surrounding.
-\l this hour, it is within one lncheof
the l0'i of. the wall running along
Eighth street, and threatens to over-
flow any moment. ‘
Many of the houses along Eighth
street. Bringnurst. Race and Seventh
are already feeling the effect of the
hood. As the darn at Tenth street is an
bid one, it is feared that in the event
of the gorge going. out it will yield to
the heavy pressure of-tho Ice and allow
the water above the dam to man down
upon the other part of the town.
W
70 GURIA GOLD ltd ONI DAY
t‘ake mauve Bronte Quinlan Tablets.
All drugglsts refund the money it It
’alls to cure. D. W. Drove's signature
0 on cloth!
.TIUI‘I’ CONTROL; ANTis'l'OXIN.
HICAGO. Jan 21—"th intox-
in in the control of a trust wh ch has
made the lives of children eeooodaryto
till“ this uneasily of mad
tics." said Dr. 8.. B. Prabla. president
of the Chicago Medical Scaled. at the
r-cloee at a meeting of the society.
Proust-also said he would ”mt I
tootanrlttea to make a «tablet! upon
outta facts and to start a movemqst
toward the manutaotureot sawmill
- trade on_ the Pacific Coast is now at its
a lDantt. C 00.. of Chicago. discovered
. tram Witch Hunt that .ta a specific
' -. and brand
suuesr Ltttt'rao soeaso. i
Engineer Stepped at Red Light and
Highwaymen Looted Malls. .
SALiNA. Cal, Jan 2i.-The novel
has Just been received here that that
Sunset ”th train. on the Southern |
Pacific which left San Francisco mi
6 p. m. last night. was held up by
robbers between Paso Robles and San
Ardo. The engineer. so the report!
says, pulled up at the sight of a red .
light The trainmen were ot‘erpower !
ed and the rolsbers forced an entrance
into the cxpmss and mail car. Whatl ‘
booty they got is not yet known. but it
is said that they looted a number of
mail bags.
can FRANCISCO Jan 2|.—-At the
office of the Southern Pecltlc Railway
in this city. the only information re-
ceived so far was that Section No. 2
of the Sunset Limited had been robbed
by bandits who had thrown the 200
pound safe from the express car. out
core from San Luis Oblapo are now in
pursuit of the robbers.
CHILDREN POISONED.
Many children are. poisoned and
made mono and weak, lf notwltltled
outright. by mothers giving them cough
syrups containing opiates. Foley's
Honey and Tar is a safe and certain
remedy for coughs, croup and ions
troubles. and is the only prominent
cough medicine that contains neopl-
ates or other poisons. Sold at Piste
ted's drug store South Norwallt. and
A.C. sntlmsn shorten. "
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- MAJ" TWIJ‘CGHT.‘
SAN . M01860. Jan. 21.—-The
greatestnght. la the history ottbe salt
height. Conflicting Interests are war
ring for the control of the. market. On
one side is the i Salt Company:
an the other. t Amalgamated Salt
Company The market price 0! salt
has tallen so low by mason or the war
that so more quotations are made in
the open. A term of salt brought
from Mexico. reported to hAve cost to
person, wesputout at. arateotdluso
it is reported th the Amalgamated
Company has on something like
100900 tons of as and the Imperial
Company has 80,000 tons...-
transmits”
' Everythin is in the nests when it
comes to Salve. Ii. 0.
eomayearsegohowtomakaaealve
70th For Iliad, bleeding. the:
MI Puss,
mats sad‘iil shin diseases
game. has an sent; This
u .
ii the manufacturers. basides saving them freight. carlaae Millionaire. also the cost of packing. No goods will be held and our terms are SPOT CASli.
will be open event evening for. the accommodation of those who cannot trade duties the
orwaik. -_
Bridgeport Advertisements.
‘e
EMMA TREADFSE
Bridgeport Advertisements. t
Sale of Pictures.
All the pictures remaining from our Holiday stock
have been marked very low. There is infinite variety in
the subjects and many are desirable. Figure pieces and
landscapes of all sorts are in eluded and subjects suitable
for every room in the house. dining room. library. den.
and some especially good ones for the nursery.
1n the basement. foot of the Main St. stairway.
ego-fl
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"For Ramona.
Mountain Cloth. We have added some new coiorings
to this popular and shrviceable material. It is a specially
prepared cotton fabric. closely woven and bears an ap-
pearance to cravznerta. Those who have worn it in rain
garments, recommend it highly. There are twelve differ-
ent mixtures.
28 inches wide. 12% and 15_ cts. a yard. Covcrnette
Cloth. This is similar in weave to a cotton covert,
strongly woven and very durable. it comes in grays and
tans. ,
32 inches wide. regular 25 cts.. for :9 cts.
Wash Goods Section.
‘ ‘3! Damn“
Bantu Cloth.
This fabric has met with great favor and it is quite
worthy of its good name. It is part wool and part cotton.
similar in texture to r- poplin or bunting. All the colors
are shown, navy blue. brown. cardinal. light blue, pink.
cream and black.
The delicate shades such as pale blue and pink. make
Very attractive and inatpenaiva evening dresses. 15 cts
a yard. ,, i
‘Wash‘ Goods Section,
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At the Section for surpass 1's Underwear are some 'i,
‘Blaclr Aderino Tights which many women find comfort- ’
able in am: cold weather. They are $1.04: a pair.
Black all wool Tights tormerly $2.50. new $1.79.
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