Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 22, 1904 · page 8

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Sale

 
 
 

j, BOY'S SUITS AT

 

11 NORTH MAIN eraser.
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Three HIIIIIiIed
Reper_i___eti liilletl:

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Tornado Strtites Mound-I1
vile. Alabama. and Wes
Out Entire Population. Be-
sides Wrecking Many.
Iiufldittgs

 

 

 

 

F. D. LYON 8. 'CO.
are

SOLE AGENTS I

. ' _ ' for - i

“I :W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES *

$65.00 and $5.50. I

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. I

3125.

0
: 7- ' Bows OVERCOATS, ALI. WOOL, SilEs s 7015,
I
i ‘ i . $1098. ]

' BIIIIIII grades at prices aceoniinxir.

D. Gottlieb, ;

Still

Our store was crowded Saturday with huyers eager to take IIIlI
vantage of the srelt inventoryreduetlons. (IIIII :t IIpIII~iIIlII lll't' men‘s tin.-
. cashmere suits at the unheard of. price of '

$5.98.

Continues. :i

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souru NORWALK CONN. i
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4

‘iIItII III JII"-IltIIiI, this IIIIIIn‘ug. (lili-
IIlIIls of tho AIIIIIIIIna Great Southern
‘RIIilrouIi have I‘L‘t‘tlvt‘li II message by
\\ IIy oi StlnIu {tom the II'IIIIIluIlIII IIt’ iii
IIIIIthiIIIIIuIi pa: IIIIIIII-r tIIIin llillt‘tl III
Aiil',(|il saying that what his train
i‘t‘llliit'tl MIIIInIlHIIII slItIIIII lititi'lt‘ .ti
0"“tlo(k this morning hr “115 um IiIII to?
puss on :I-IIIIIIInt of flu \IIIIkIIgI on tho
III: II it lIII sun ”It‘ I-IItiII- IIIIIilI :IIIl IIf'
tlII tnun III' MouIIdIlli. “as II'I'IIIIiII-IlI
iI_\ ”II III: IuIIIiIquIl tiI.It IIIIII-ItlIuIII tiIII I
I-IIIiIt IIIIIIIIIlItiIIII III tlI [illiI‘I IIIIs
iiiilt‘ ‘_Il i

{\iIuIIIIlIIIiIII i-. u town It' :IlIIIut IiIIII-I-i
hqulI'IIIl [IIAIIlIu IIn IiIII line III-IIII-Iul
HIIIII IIIIIl 'l'usruinustz I-:II:!Iti:'.v it in!
Ht'Vt’nl)’ liiiit’.‘ southwest IIt' lII-I'Ix IIIIIl‘
;»lI.IIIt tii‘it-IIn lililt‘fi south III 'l‘uI-II-IIiIIIISII.‘
iIlI'IIry \\'li‘(‘ to tIIII [llfll‘t‘ is down II.» tlIII‘
III-suit of the storm, but .I \I'I'I-I-htnizf
train with liu:IIII.III IIII iI III-ti h'II:

 

H.lilil|iliiii Ii i‘tll.

I'M-Ibr- Mu»...

Mark-I l )()W[i Sale

crerhme

Overcoat-:0 and Suits
Men and Youth.

m. .......——--—-—- -c~»~—‘-‘."" ..

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Come In and look us over. We
have a good assortment of BELT
OVERCOATS In Fancy English
Mixtures to be sold regardless of
former selling price .

 

OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN

is open to you. Select whatever
merchandise you need. and pay
for them in weekly payments.
We do not charge you anything
for the accommodation. Our
prices are as low and in most in-
stances lower than elsewhere.

Are you in need of a good
TIME PIECE? We have a good
selection of WATCHES: a guar-
antee with every one sold.

$1.00 Per Week.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

._...n .HH.

TllE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE '

 

 

TRISTRAM8IHYATT

 

 
 
 

making low prices.

 

 
 
 

I handsomer.

. Champagne Color Matched Sets.

 
 
 
 

$4.75 Oil Heaters for ...... $3.75
50c. Lanterns for .......... 29c.

$3.50 Wringers for ........ $2.75
23c. Sink Strainers for ...... 17c.
59. 69 and 79c. Bread Raisers. 49c.

 
 
 

i this season is better in many ways than any we have ever shown before.
The assortment is larger and the prices are lower.

Decorated Dinner Ware—broken lots-’—to close out.

‘ 1 things in Cambric Edgings and Insertings—blind and eyelet work.
' . Nainsook Sets—wide. narrow. with insertings to match.
I Swiss Sets, Demi Flouncing and Inserting. in blind and open effects.

j Batiste. Black and White Edgings and Insertings. and All Overs.

Beading in Cambric. Nains‘IIok :Iud Sui.“ in all widths.
All Overs in Cambric. nainsoolt and Swiss.

HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT

Cotton Clothes Lines ....... we.
6 Lantern Globes for ....... 25c.

Cake Tureens ......... ~ ..... 3c.
Fancy Cake Cutters ........ 2c.
Nest Eggs. 3 for .......... 5c.

Annual Sale of Furs

i It has always been our custom to close out every piece of Fur the season that it is bought,
and to carry nothing over from one season to another.
This sale is now on. and every piece is included—nothing is reserved.
goods are right. the prices are 10w and the benefit is yours.

[ HAMBURGS

Our tenth annual importation of Hamburg Edgings and Insertings is now on sale.
The patterns are finer and
The line includes all the newest

The only way that we can do this is by

The

The line

Price lower than ordinary white ware.

 

 
 
 

2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.

i
iTRiSTRAM I HYATT, Norwalk, Conn

 

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iI'nquinI III iuIiustIiIl plums- “III Ilibl)
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. : her at IszIII'IIII' I'sI‘uIIIIn, iIiil tIII tilit‘ \I‘III
ItiIiIl-d in Il»i,~I \‘lt‘llilly
Factory Fires Put Out.
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:It nus lI.tIII lIIIII IIIIIIEII ltt ii‘.I I \IiIIIt !.:;Il
JIII ) iI- III:- worst ilIIII-i III l'ItisIuIi'u's
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VIHX‘ IIIIIII: lliIll Hm I LI: tiI-It Tr- unu liil Hz:

in lillil‘

Iiillilliltllih

“'illlt tiII IIIiIIIrs lllH’t' removed tlil'll‘
iitillSI‘lNIIIT efi'III-ts to Hit IIIIIIIIr Hours or
IiII-it liiiliit‘fi in anticipation II! the flood.
and {IIIItIII‘ItIs
iIIIIIII IIIIIwu III llil' llii‘llfll‘t's, uuti ull
IIIII.I;II';ItiIIIIs Wt‘l't‘ IIIIIIIII III pump out
tiI: liIWiiI‘li and ”mine pits.
lilllli) (il [in IIluuts \I'Ill in (‘U‘illit‘ill‘ll
III shut I!..I\n it is IIII; IiIII-i) that our
chat IIIIIIIII-II': loss \IIil I‘IIsIIIt.
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llrI-s
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nary 20.
While

in tlI~I
llil'll iI.I\II-
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had been in contact

which is siIIItItIIIl In Fort
stuull island. has

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PLAGUE iN RUSSIA

ST. i’E'i‘l‘thSlil'Rt‘I, Jun. 2: Ti».-
chief of the linIItI-rlIIlugiI-nl IIIbI II i'IHIIl
have of the imperial institute of experitnI-vh
(Tlt‘tl of the
HI- iit‘I'lL‘i‘t' ill .iunuurr lti.
ultI-r experimenting with plague IuiI
turns. IIIIIl i‘l'lM‘lilt‘tl injections of anti-
plIIIIIIII serum \\'t‘rl‘ unuruiling. All who
\IIiIh llit‘ dih‘nuw
hLII‘I- lit'l‘ll ll‘t'lilt‘d with :Intiplugut- ht‘
Him, and [DP stuff of tin-

plat-Im- .IIIII.

Taillil‘illlil',‘.
Alexander. .I
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,s.-I:II:I 'ptlitillii: iI‘ iii\ )Ih! IIiII il\". In:- :I <..~I..I|»I‘ hich wutIr :IIIIi IIIIIstiIiy :I I'III~« Kl‘ltliiillldl autl (Iliit’i‘ forts how in- II
from horn III l' with lili .iItIIIIIII. 'l‘lIIII ‘- 'Il iIll 'I‘I :; r» In lt‘lil'lAt. I I 9.» II EIIII.IIIII:2 II I. . 'i‘III \Hlllllt‘l' IIIIII- IIIILII.I'IIII.:IIi.
ruilmu :IiiiIIi.Il.. litl‘t‘ think the I-IIII ., iIIIII; IiIII-IIIIl .lJli‘nllliI :lqu \..I u: 'lliilt~ mild .IIIIl min is ~~il|| {ulling —-——-— —
BIRMINGHAM. Alan, .ittu. 22.—~It Is IlIIIIIIIII's story in t)\‘t'i‘tii:l\|'li MW 1 hand \‘I'IIIIIiIII; “ll: ulI'IIII lII' IiIII I‘m? IiI:I bil't IIII risIIII: iIIIrI- and :It III] John RodIImeyt'II‘. who has lit‘t‘ll thI-
feared the entire PUDlllntiou of lilt‘ houses in NIII‘tlI iiiIIIIiIIIIiInIu nor.» tlt' i .u .i'ii"! tumult, .III:‘. i II l\\‘l‘lll‘*i IIII' :I- III i"l\\f u tiIi.. III)‘ and IiIII iIIInIl- I-IliIIIIiiII “liter In» lllt‘ l’ullaIiIIIIII 'IIIII
- town 0! Mountiville. lII 'i'uscuioosa IIIIIIIIIII. ‘ 31min» l't‘ iIEIIIt-. ;Ii..III.: Ih:- l‘i\'t‘l tIIIIIIIS \\I l-Ii‘.» I»t' Ii I Ink-cherry ;II::i MIIIIIIII Saturday Chronicle. New Haven, III:
county. has been annihilated in II tut-I, .\ tornuIiII smut. IiIII Sliiiillit'tit lIi\\‘ii IIIIi Ih: iuizul u: Int: III [in i. ui.: II:i I»: iii l“l\ti, iIlll just hm- uIIt: h \I. III-r snfiit‘ time, has accepted a DUHIHIIH
undo which swept tlIIII IiIII-t III' ”III or North itiIIuiurhun Ititiu)’ ImII IiI- i IMI—hu. III-IIII IIISIItiuI. IiIIIII iIIu I III :\III-:I i1. 5‘ innm .IIhlI- III III]! Inith llit‘ New York Sinats Zeitung.

 

 

Ilr sacmnccn enters

The Greatest January Clearance Sale.

 

AT SACRIFICE!) PRICES

READ THIS AD. CAREFULLY AND SEE WHAT GREAT BARGAINS WE OFFER FOR VERY LITTLE MONEY. THERE ARE THREE REASONS FOR SACRIFICI NG OUR GOODS AT SUCH
PRICES. FIRST. WE NEED THE CASH SECOND. WE NEED THE ROOM FOR THE SPRING LINE;

 

, MEN'S SUITS.

{mus s 7.00 SUITS AT ...... $4.48
‘ MEIIi's s 9.00 SUITS AT .. . .. $4.98
.S'MEN'S s 9.00 SUITS AT ...... S $5.98
$598
MEN'S s 9.98‘SUITS AT ...... $6.48
fihu’s Smelt SUITS AT ...... . $6.98
' $648
$148
$7.98
$6.98
$698
$8.48
$8.48
$9.98

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

MEN’S $ 9.98 SUITS AT ......

 

-‘»MEN 8 3m. 98 SUITS AT ......
4i’MEN‘S $10 98 SUITS AT ......
MEN'S sIo.9a SUITS AT ......
MEN’S St 1.00 SUITS AT ......
MEN’S $12.98 SUITS AT ......
MEN'S $13.98 SUITS AT ......
gamers SIMSWSUITS AT ......

Ian's sxp'fioISUITS' AT ......

 

ITS DVERCDITS.
W ' Milli

. o .........................

$3. 48
_ $4.48
721.1,. ........... $5.00
. $5.48
,, $6. 48
I $9.98

 

HARR‘Y "

 
 
 
 
 

THIRD. WE DO NOT WANT TO CARRY ANY GOODS OVER.

 

MEN’S REEFERS
DOUBLE BREASTED WITH

ULSTER COLLAR. $5.93 ...

MEN'S BLANKET LINED
WATER PROOF REEFERS.

$348
$L50

 

 

 

 

$2.25 ........................
MEN'S TROUSERS.
A! Greatly Reduced Prlou.
can men's surrs.
$1.48 ................ ._ .......... 956”
as .......................... $L20
.......................... $1.39
I... .......................... $1.50
.......................... $2.15
.3... .......................... $2.50
$3.98 .................. i ........ $2. 69
CHILDREN'S REEFER. -
s”. ........ , ................. 98¢
$2.25 .................. ' ........ $ 1.25
I... .......................... $2.50
$5.93 .I ..................... $4.39 ' i
CHILDREMS TROUSERS. i
m. ......................... . .2%
5... ........................... 39¢ i

50¢

 

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$L39

 

 

 

 

$2.2; ...................

I... ......................... $1.50

I... .......................... $1.98

P OVERALLS AND JUMPERS

.......................... 381‘

7:: .......................... 5 0(-
APRONS

.5. ........................... 15¢
GLOVES.

.5... .......................... 151‘

5... .......................... 39¢

.......................... 50¢

$1.00 .......................... 75¢

s5 ...... $1.00

CHILDREN'S S WEI TERS.
s... ............................ 37¢
I... .......................... 69¢

89¢”
98¢
$119

1 »\ V's.

South Norwoik.

 

 

 

MEN'S swu TERS.
$1.25 ......................... 699-"
5"" ..................... 98¢
I... ......................... $1.19
w .......................... $1.75
33... .......................... $2.19
$3.50 .......................... $2.25
MEN'S FULL DRESS 51m! 13.
50c. (Laundered) .............. 35¢
I....._.i ...................... 69¢
MEN’S UNDERWEAR.

(DERBY RIBBED) ...... .35¢
50c. (FLEECE LINED) ...... 37¢
7'“ (GMT)? 35.1.3: 71.31.97“. 50¢
$1.00 (ALL WOOL) .......... 75¢
$1.25 (ALL woox.) .......... . 98¢

JERSEY OVERSHIRTS. .
75.. ..... 9 ............ '. ........ 5 W

 

MEN'S BLUE FL‘NNEL OVERSHIR TS.

$1.00 ..........................
81.50 .......................... .
$2.25 . .. ........................
82. so ........................ .

69¢

 
 
 

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