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WWW stock is now offered F6R SALE AT A SACRIFICE INDUSANBS OF DOLLARS wolIh III the lltIihest blade goods are biased
“ . '* .. - trans prrosIUNnjv or A Lire-rims to ‘
, .. . alibi ‘he'lMlIs with at prices Ial‘ bdlbw cost. ‘
ell llléh be die the lines ale blokell. the best is picked out and we are compo led to
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., Visuhullrufi . cRocKERv . AaRETs. I ERUSHES. I . SILVER. CLOCKS : JARDINIERES.
I “hit Till issr Mannie. 25 lltyles mus. Bets including Velvet. or «one and lngrainh. also l’aint Eru‘ahu scroll mt... Wall "my..." "20 year “mum. 80ml In Wood Metal and Marble suitable W, Mm“ mm “a calm or
.; Ildahoards. Chlitonieres Dressers, French, German, English and Ameri- Rugs “.1 Art Squares In m... from Brushes. Floor Brushes. Counter 1.” 3m, Chucolatl- Sets Butter dish {0" "0'" 0" ”WW" Some both Imported and Bermuda Makes.
W's mm" Tull“. uwns Cln- - 21 Inch“ ‘0 9 B l: (at. IMP‘ 0‘ Brush... Window m'h... not“. ' . some Dresden 000‘!“ for Mantels or Hunglns Blflkelfl and F0") P015. 3”
am. Norris Chairs. Divsns. deoh‘ 20 styles Tea Sets. including all the i’ Brushes. Stove Brilsheb. Ksisomin'a o" 0“" aunt" 8“" Bowls. sm.‘"‘"' “0‘“ Plated 3W" Trimmed sites of Flower Pots.
h 00 m 300K Cases. Wk” p" Ford“ and Domestic MIME it" "all" Handsome Patterns 0' 0‘ Brupltés. 3mm Brushes. Horse Brushes Holders. Cake Trays. Celery Holders and Nickle Alarm Clocks. ____,__,_________
Iii! T0 lea. Chins Closets Foot Iteatai 30 styles Toilet sets in l‘rench. (ler- WW 1' "5° ”“50““ “d 0“ CM”- Sink Bnushu.- Nail Brushes. Toilet Bes- "W. A. Ropers" Knives and Forks. T00l _._..._.. PICTURES
Ilia-tor Butts. Breasted Tables. Music man. English and American. ——+}-—--——-- in Brushes, Radiation Brushes. Clothes “d Table spoon, Berry Spoons p“, IHOUSEHOLD HARDWARE I '
Cabinets. Sewing on... and an 000- 4.000 Dinner Platosln White and Dec fiEDDiNG Bruilhes, Tootll Brushes. Hall- Brushes ' “mm”, 5““ “8““- m“ 3'“ t 200 dIm-rent subjects. In all style
variaty of add pieces and novelties.
-—-———————-¢-.-—
: . ‘ TRUNKS.
7. Twenty‘styles. Bound and Flat Tops,
Davao and Leather Covered. Brass and
‘ ' Trimmed. Many styles ”Club
.Batthels, Full Dress Cases. Tele-
‘ ,000peh.,luglo Rolls. Cases and Car-
' "riots. and litany novelties In leather.
'I‘-—s-s-——s-—-—
”ENAMELED WARE. .
Tea Pots. Coffee Pots, Sauce Pans.
kettles. Cakb Pan's. Funnels Measures,
I} test everything to be found in a
Irst-clsss Agate Ware Department.
‘ g A, W
. TINWARE.
.v All grades and for almost every pur-
pose for which it is made. Bath Tubs.
Foot Tubs. Pails. Pots, Pans. Kettles.
'Cansfl'rayo. Cost Bods. Ash Cans. Boil-
ere. Drone“. Also a most complete line
of [RON WARE. Pots. Pans, Kettles.
0th.. etc. An endless variety of Wire
Coeds. such as Broilers Baskets. 800p
. Dishes, Strainers, Steven and every
» thing useful in the home in that line.
Reinember nothing ls to be reserved—dust come first served.
.1 than the manufacturers. baaid
Bellinnino Mondau Jan.
orsted. . .
5.000 Breakfast Plates in White and
Decorated.
5.000 Cups and Saucers in White and
Coldrod. .
’Ail since and shapes and an endless
stock of Bowls. Mugs. PIatters.’Bakerr.
Pitchers. Bowls and Pitchers. Cham-
bers. Soap and Butter Dishes, Sugar
Bowls. Vegetable Dishes and men-
thlng to be found in thls line.
GLASS.
FINEST CUT GLASS, Nut Bowls.
Olive, Celery and Fruit Dishes. Water
Bottles. Sugar and Cream Bets, Water
Pitchers. Decanters. etc., etc.
CUTLERY.
The Celebrated "ELECTRIC" Brand
Razors. Scissors and Pocket Knives,
20 styles Carving Sets. 16 styles Knives
and Dorks. Bread. Cake and Carvina
Knives. Razor strops, Hones and Knife
Cases.
Vina than
"I t and. until Illlther notice osmium
Shaving Brushes. and ’In fact every-
thing made in ‘iho “no Including Tur-
key and Ostrich Dusters.
. . ,
CHINA
Salad Dishes. celery Trays. Nut
Dishes. Forusrys. Bread and But-
ter Plates. Oat Meal Dishes and Beta.
Berry. Puddirig and Ice Cream Bots.
Milk Can Holders, Souls and Creams.
Fancy Pitchers. Chocolate Pots. Choco
late Bets. Cheese Dishes. Vases and Cr-
nnments, 5 o'clock Tea Sets." Punch
Bowls. Crumb and Brush Trays. Cups
and Saucers Plate Sets. Shaving Mugs
and hundreds of small fanny orua
mouts.
Mattresses ollali grades from the
Booth Amellcan Curled iinlr to tho
plsln Excelsior. Variety of Tlckings .
and in every slse'niade. 30 styles.
Brass and iron Bedateads. Springs
and sets or ,all lrades'snd sites.
sTovss,
Abundroth‘szost Bapgcs we could
buy. 3 sizes. 5 styles.:8 stylus Coal
llcsoers. Many stylbs'Wood Stoves.
OlI Heaters from the leading manufac-
turers. Pipe Elbows. cellars, dampers
Zinc and Stone Boards! ‘, ..
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WOODEN ' WARE.
Everything made in this line Will be
found here in variety. ‘Wash Tubs in
Wolxi Pulp. Cedar and Hon. pails
Chop Bowls, Clothes Wrin rs. etc.
Also a full assortment of Baa eta Well
as Clotbel. Market. Round Bushel
Lunch. Fancy Work and Baby Baskets
Fancy Scrap Baskets. Knits Bdsketa
and Desk Bullets .. . -l
NICKELED COPPER.
.Te'n Pots. Coffee Pots. Tea Kettles.
Chatting Dishes. Trays. Pudding Dish-
es. Dippers, Towel Holders. Cups. Cus-
padores. Lemonade Shakers. Crumb
Trays, Rice Boilers, 5 o'clock Tea Ket.
tles. Fancy Bath-room Fixtures and
many tine novelties. — ,
I
Irelai‘lt. cartdae and breakone
rv‘l
doll and to hasten the claslna up of the business. .3
Free Deliveru throuaIi the Nowell Wjal
w _ s. _ STU llll-zvml lime
, OCIR SPECIAL FOR Tril’s wenxts f.i'
In GILLABS till) sols
“A twill
‘l .81"
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, mass wsRE Eou'oHT IN mm WHEN WE c'o'r
" * » Tali: EEsT yALUEs. WE HAVE A" FEW III-RES LEFT
THAT wE NOW OFFER AT A REDUCTION or tr 00 To
Is'AE l. MARTIN
“A.
‘ % lllc
. W suits as sail .. in single pisses
~»aQ"
’iiim. in its high qtiaIit'y and
SAELoorossnM .,. .
mark dowlIs Just what they want will 05051
“.00 EACH.’ WE QUOTE SOME OF THE MARKS:
stack HARE, .......
SABLE opossum
ELAcx REAR ........
AMERICAN SABLE ..
ELACK MARTIN .....
leans). opossum
'dEh‘olNE Mihs .....
SABLE oppsleM
asap 1. o’possuM
$398
83-08.
$449.
$5.93,
37-49.
8793,
$8.00,
88-49.
$8.98.
$10.00.
$10.00.
was 3 498.
was 8 549.
was 8 5.98.
was 8 9.98.
was Sro. 49. '
was $11.49.
was sis-003"
was 8x249,
was-3:248;
was $5.98.
was 86.98.
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EMANISI SON
84 Washington Street. South Nominal.
Telephone 143-8.
I"”k\if“1 Ir 4-» l‘t:p’
0 advantages now being presented at our stool: reducing sale. previ-
golnventory, applies to all lines of furniture. bedroom dining room Add
or every desctllptton Those whom
character its genetnl colrli‘lletsnesii
,liben
a Material shims salt ‘
Knives. Soup and Gravy Ladies. Cheese!
Scoops. Butter Knives. ,Bugar Shelled
Orange Knives and Spoons. Children' s
Sets. Cups. Napkin Rings and large
variety of sterling silver novelties. f
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Violins Banjos Mandolines Guitars. !
Zithcrs. Autoharps. Phonoharps. k‘ifos.‘
Accordoons Blow Actordeons, liar-
monlcss Banjo Violin and Guitar
Strings. Picks Bridges. Pegs, etc. 20.
Pianos at a sacrifice . i
I
. Toys.
We hall- a few goods which arrived,
too late for our Holiday Trade and will‘-
oifer them now at actual cost. Doll
Carriages and (Jo-Carts. Iron Toys.
Banks, Wooden Toys. Dressed and Un-
dressed dolls. Books. Games. Express
Wagons Trily..lles Velocipcdcs Wheel
Barrows Soldier Bots and many choice
novelties too numerous to mention ,
1141‘
nipauig. .Rowantou. Dapen Westpolt and Saucaluck.-
11":
|Household Articles really unnecessary
: shapes and designs.
“Madeline snot: Paper
es ‘and Bits. Bolts. Locks. Screws.
Hatchets. Axes and hundreds of useful
frames. Oak, Mahogany. (told. Silver
and Flemish Oak;
Mirrors. all sizes.
20 styles fancy
to mention.‘ ‘ ‘
LAMPS
50 styles Parlor Lamps, all
l
DRAPERIES.
sizes. Chellillc. Tapestry and cht. Por-
lllercs, and Table Cov.ers Turkey Red
lCoverE painted and Woven Patterned
Panels for Screens 148cc Curtains in
Nottingham Swiss. irish Points. Bar-
bancts and Rudied Goods.
100 styles Night Lamps.
25 styles Library Lamps. Rochester
Duplex and Blane Burners.
20 styles iiaII Lamps. all shapes. to
Ruby. Old Rose. Opal Green. Dresdcns I
Odd Globes. Shares, etc, in all sizes!
and great varieties. .
100 styles Lamp Chimneys.
STATIONERY.
Hundreds of boxes of one Note Pa-
—---—--— ’per. rlllcd and unruled. Pads. Tab-
NOTIONS. ilets. Pens. Ink, Mucilugc. Playing
In this department all the email no ECerds Memo Books and hundreds of
cossitics for housekeeping such aslboxes of plain and fancy envelopes
Pins Needles Tacks. Hair Pins. Hat, ._._.___
Pins, Fine and Course Combs. Curling“: There are. of course. thousarlds ot
irtms. Collar Buttons, Toilet Soaps.
P rt 0! 1'llrliclos III stock not mc'ntloned in this
erfume es. Bay Rum. Witch H" ' list. Our fifteen years' merchandising
Crepe Paper.
Pocket Books Music Rolls and Bass here has taught us what the people
"and Mirrors and In fact most every- “0““ “(I we In“? It I“ quality and
thing you could ask for we have. quantity and at the right price.
We partidlllal‘lll invite dealers. knowing that we can offer them goods for less motlell
. also theorist. of packing. No aoods will be held and our terms are SPOT CASH.
will be open eVerll attenuator the accommodation of those who cannot trade during the
[am and Ann Streets South Norwalk
vaITtock's craps acetates.
BRIDGEPORT Jay. as. —--The otter
or Stunts Whitiork to pay his credi-
tors a competition dies nus per cent.
. rsNaloN MATT-ills
‘Waterhury Woman locum an Award
0! sac For Month. ,
1 WABHINM‘ON, D. C.. Jada-Tho has beanlseuepted otters mat M
Iaeuato commltteo on pension has re- of displtssioh. Ii t oler .hsd not
ported favorably on the bill ranting been let-celled Mrluttl ltioelr massed)!
ls pension of 830 per month to Edward
I T. Miller. of Torrington, who served in
iCompany E. First New York Engi-
users. This bill has already passed
. the house, hsv ng been introduced by
lt'ongrespman ill. .
The house committee on invalid pen
I sions has reported favorably on the bill
behalf or hire. Harriet B. Riley or
Waterbur. Mrs Riley is the widow
of Capt. C. all”. of Company K.
Hr'st Connecticut cavalry. miles out '
was ihtloduood .by Gunman B-por
ry and calls. for 880 per month.
Senator. P stt has introduced In the
sensing bit to grant 0 pension of 818
per month to lira. Harriet H. Crises).
of soothington dependent mother of
James W Willey. who served in Com-
”by. D. Flt-t Codnectlcut Cavalr.
Senator Plstt has also presented a bi ll
to grant a pension of 830 per month
to-Jo Walton, who served. in Com-
pany .‘__‘_Teath Connecticut Volunteers.
m no icon hglts WITH LA
68 .
We bale received the (situation let
ter- from Mr. Roy p. of Angola,N
kid. .“i was in bet! our weeks Iith
la grippe and tried many remedies an:
srn‘ consi‘lm-aIIIe for trea‘tmstimwlt
on t received” 00 up.
til i trl I‘oley' 's Honey and '1‘». Two
small hotness: this medicine 0m in
and i now use it exclusively in my
family." if you but knew the splendid
Insist. at; Way‘s dinner and the you
would mambo .withost it. A-dose or
two willpmentnao attack oft p009
null. or is grlppe. it may save yon-53
age. rigid fightsta‘d‘sqdmu stare. morburx. 211.-
tit I cows and. .. ain’t . WW
Oarlnr' at; w. .a- I we? 0N! 'MINurE.
oft-m . Doc mutational: t: urn aim relic!
UTA?! B. A.‘ la INCA MINT. r
'. KART soon. In. Bar-3mm
to are minut‘e because It kills the mi-
“097000.: tighten the lessons mom-
Commander Bulkeiey or the n. a. a. . rose mg 35.“? cough. smile at
laud-orders why-Ila reietioo. tothen sum it
to file a petitiou- initial that he be dis—
have left the settlement-ln-lhe.handsoi
Mr. Merwin. the:trustee appointedvby
therourt. With the possibility of lay-
suits before a division oi thnnseets
could Do made the creditors decided to
expedite matters by allowing Mr.
Whitlock to settle after his own man—
ner. .
Hour dti. as aural. ..
Those who will persist lb. emu.
their .aars against-the theosathnsl ml
ommeadatloa or DruKinl‘I Neal
cover: (or , will than
long and.hltter ugh with their. trou-
bles. Knot ended early by 'talta and»
on lII. mead w thT I.
timeshares“: "hustlsllmm
wife had every symptom 0t consul"
dons Bhs took Dr Klu’s New Bis
savory altar everything else had tail-
ed. in: rovamut came-0t ones sad
tour bot es entirely cured hen? Char
Isteod by Frank B. Euler. mental;
Price 500 Ind 81.00.1310] 00019er
.......____l.,_.__.'
“E lowed "60pr tlhsusie
you c unis. commissioners have sub-
mitted a statement to the stale trellis
urea showins that l 066 lioensesto hell
liquor have been issued durisl the past
veer sad that the total limouai [re-
‘ce'ivedl from licensee was 8375870..
These illness include tull licenses and
beer and lithium: licenses. The num-
herald total coat of licenses in differ-
ent places were as follows. Ansouis
53...“ 175.78; ”41‘ by 43.811500; Wat-
«2W
TOBACCO‘RONIII “Willi" .
N" uosean. Jan. Wis
greet soloists: man: the Mt.
... qua or 0000th ”MA
the stat least nausea”
.. unable 00.
charged in bankruptcy. sndthis would;
HAVEN. Jan. —The New Ha.- ‘
I, LYN?!
nerd. shallow
Degrees.
' on the charge of killing Prisci la
the warmer yrs-thew The sanity.“ Jdion
FORTSLLING 1H5 WEATHER.
Mr. Woodward lane Predictions on
Careful Italy 08 “Almanac Days."
WW Woodwhrd of Dairtelson who
forecasts the weather [or the com
in year by cal-slut observation of the
"almanac days." has iorwarded the
result of his observations for tie
year to the Huttord Courant. be
depressing character. as the outlook Is
for cold and stormy weather during
1004. April. November and Decem-
ber are to be characterised by clear
but cold weather. but the rest of tho
year promises to be marked by more
than the average number of stems.
Begardlna his predictions hir. Wood
ward writes: "Airs. Ellen D. barbed
Muted eat that my pronostlcsuous
lo; ”08 were correct: I tear she can-
not make forecast for 1808 as nearly
correct but still I think they compare
[”0"ny with the Halted States
weather bureau predictions. These
compared with the actual weather for
three years 1901.!003001! 1903 make
818 due practically correct. 322 par-
tially. eornaot and '1." wholiymrpug."
TO dues .A cho m oNa 09v
Take Laxative Quinine Ta lets.
All druggista refuu the money if it
fails to cure. I W. Groves signature
is on each boa. the.
WONNESITWUWN VISITORS AT
NQTON
WASHING N.D, C. Jib. 25.—Mr
and Mrs B: A Tracey and Miss M A.
'1‘ (:1. of South Coventry are here for
ow da s' visit. They are on their
‘0! to nehurstJ C to spend the
winter
Can. it: s Greeley, of New Haven is
at the Arlington. He came to attend
the Colonial ball. as president of the
Connection ta. WCWW
Clarence larko has been appoint-
cd rural d very carrier at hymn and
Bart 1. Clarke a. snbsIItptc‘ on the
same route. 7, , .
'—u-I lolly. to suit; from that non-l
ble plague 0! the t. itching piles.
Dean‘s Ointment cures quickly and
mm- permanently? At any duos store. so
.cenia.,
on IsltL'tNo HEBREW.
am!
“WW thwre last
slant by swam my. totonv
send to in"
company and
ed that he
was in the
in and“ dc;
cell
am
bloom been to. the some
«also use. ”WWII 3th"
1-00de the W3
”REIT intell- this
result of his forecast is of a distinctly '
Bridgeport AdverIisements.
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Bridgeport Advertisements.
W
For Wash Dresses.
Women who contemplate making up Wash Dresses 3
for themselves and the children at an early date will be
interested In these items.
Cambrics. light grounds with stripes and figures. 4%
cts.
indigo Cambrics. 61/4 cts. 5
Percaies. full 36 inches wide. 8 cts.
~English Percales. a fine assortment containing many *
white and black patterns, that always wash well. to cis.
Best quality of French Cambric. Isl/2 cts.
Imported Percales. double width. as cts.
Turkey Red. 6% etc. I
Fine Seersuckers. 7 cts. v i
Zephyr Ginghams. patterns suitable for children s
dresses. Io cte. ,
Chambrays. stripes and plaids. Is cts.
Anderson's Ginghams. brocadcd and fancy eilccts. 29
cts. .
Striped Cheviots. 19 ct. quality for 12% cts.
Double-told Cheviots. linen finish. 15613.
largolna lb Sililb‘nsry.
lielllstitclled Note Paper, was 501cm. now 25 LIE. a
box. .
Invitation Cards. blue tinted with gold corners. lo cls
a box
Blue tinted writing Paper. letter size. 8 cts. a pound
And odd lot of Writing Paper at half price.
Scribbling Pads and Blank Books. 3 for to cts.
. lrg‘flodlemrk section.
BeadCabocfimaaga’te. amethyst. blue. green. and
gray. "00919 of them hand decorated to be closed out at.
half price.
Apmau lot of Lamb's Wools Slipper Soles. were as.
now T0 are.
‘ Stamped Linen Dulles were 15. now To cts.
Q0 not forget them 1-sz Special Sale of Furs atpres- “,
‘ Gilt. .
\ deal. eel-SI dime All Isabella Fox. some of Ill-m
[gumbo .9113 ”Stand all a! lloplinsl prices.
$¢Ju=
w‘LST
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all at x. ma (iced...
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