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Daily Norwalk gazette and Saturday's Norwalk record, Tuesday, January 16, 1894 · page 1

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.98c, special for this sale 69c
.. each.” The balance of our 10c and
» 1243c silkolene, choice patterns, at 50
- yd.; 6 4 tapestry, worth 49c and 6_9c
yd., choice for 370 yd. One lot white
apron lawn, worth 9c, at 5c yd.

Sheeting.

One bale best quality 4-4 un-
bleached cotton -cloth, worth 80 yd.,
_at 55c yd. One case extra quality
bleached cotton clcth, cheap at 90
yd., special for 7%c yd. One case
94 unbleached sheeting, very good
quality, reduced this week to 140
yd. Ready made cotton sheets, 2&-
yds wide by 292 yds long, good qual-
ity, only 580 each. Extra-quality
pillow cases, 45 in. wide, 150 each.
9 4 linen sheeting, worth 95c yd, re—
duced to 68c.
worth $1.39 yd, now 950.

Quilts.

Look at our Marseilles bed
spreads, full double-bed size, new
patterns, worth $375, for $2.75
each. Also one lot fancy bed spreads
that were $1 25, but are now 990.
Is there a flaw in style or make? No,
not one.-

Table Linens.

All linen table damask, new pat-
terns, 250 yd. Your choice of our
490 damasks for 330 yd All linen
cream damask, 72 in wide,-; worth
650. yd'very special at 49c yd 79 in
bleached damask, our 7 5c and 7 00
qualities, choice of the lot for 650
yd Uur noted 88c damask can be
bought at this sale for 780 yd Ta-
ble-linens that have been selling for
95c and $1 a yd are offered now for
83c yd Very fine table linens,worth
$1 39, at $1 10

Napkins.

One lot 5 8 napkins, fast edge,
worth$1 25, special for this sale 950
doz; ‘5-8 napkins, usual price $1 98,
special price $1 59 doz; 3 4 napkins,
red borders,\vorth $1 49, at 980 doz;
3-4’ napkins, wery cheap at, $2 25,
now $1 75; 3 4 napkins that we have
been selling at $2 98 doz are offered
at this sale for $2 45'

Men’s Shirts.

Unlaundered shirts, made of fruit
of loom muslin, linen bosoms. and
bands, 3 for $1 Men’s night shirts,
good muslin, plain or fancy, 49c
Three-ply linen cuffs, any style, 2
pair for 25c; three-ply linen collars,
any style, 4 for 250 Men’s laundered
dress shirts only 50c each

Towels.

Good quality all linen towels only
90 each Huck towels, hemmed,
worth 150, now 110 each Our 250

. hemstitched towels at this sale 17c~

each One lot damask towels, with
2 rows of open work, worth 250, at
this sale only 170 each Choice of

our 37%0 towels for 290 Our 500-?

and 550 damask towels, very fine
quality,'at this sale only 42c each

. Cotton Diaper.

Special, very special. One case
18-inch cotton diaper reduced for
this sale to- 390 piece This price
can but will not be duplicated after
this sale Quickness of decision
means quickness of possession ,'

_ Boys’ Suits.

Big reductions in boys’ school
suits We really don’t leave you a
pretext for going to tailors and pay

' ing double Boys’ suits that were

$2 25, reduced to $1 57; boys’ suits
that were $2 98, reduced to $1 95;
boys’suits that were $3 98, reduced
to $2 39 Also some big bargains in
boys’ knee pants for 250 to $1 pair.

Blankets.

Think of clean, live wool blankets
(save for the few ounces of spool cot
ton' warp) at $4 25 instead of $5.
One case thoroughly good. wool
blankets. that were considered cheap
at $3 19, are offered at this salevfor
A glance at
them will open your eyes and your
pocket lrooks as well. .

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Muslin Underwear

Here are the goods you want at
the prices you like—980 goods at 59c

 

One Lot

Extra good muslin skirts, with deep
rufile of embroidery and 6 tucks

 

One Lot

Heavy muslin skirts, deep cambric

’rufile with row of wide insertion and

tucks!

 

One Lot

Mother Hubbard gowns, made of
good muslin, yoke of Hamburg edg-

- ing insertion and six tucks; neck and

sleeves trimmed with neat embroid-
cry.

 

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Mother Hubbard gowns, yoke of 32
tucks, large sleeve-4 and deep collar
edged with fancy cambric.

These are merely hints. We have
a great variety of other styles in 980
garments. Choice during this sale
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Please open your door and let us in - We are knocking at the door of every house within
a radius of fifty miles, with greater inducements than it ever before has been our privilege to
odor, and we feel safe in claiming the “middle of theroad.”
cult to step to the low price music of our.

Other merchants will find it diffi-

SALE! .

We have cut the prices and “cut them deep.” On some pieces we have cut the prices in the niiddle,.~mng
on one side and some on another. Some things are done from necessity, and some from choice.
we act from" both. We have the goods and must sell them-«that’s necessity. The first loss is aiW'd.) .~. ill:
Turn a deaf ear to this announcement and you allow gain to turn to loss.

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5 During our Alteration Saleyou may have any Cloak in

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When we tell you that even among our usually low prices, these garments are an
unusual bargain, you can readily understand that “ something’s up.”
masons must have the room, and the cloaks must go at any sacrifice.

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a The contagion of low prices permeates our new line
of Hamburg Edgings. One lot of Hamburg Edgings.

new patterns, worth 6 and 7c yd, at only 3c yd.

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Hamburg Edgings, worth 10c and 120 yd at only 50 yd.
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Muslin Underwear

Here are the goods you want at

the prices you like—98c goods at 59c.

 

one Lot .

Mother Hubbard gowns, yoke of 20
tucks, neck sleeves and yoke finished
with fine embroidery.

 

One Lot

Extra heavy muslin drawers, with
deep rufi’ie of fine Hamburg and
cluster of 20 small tucks.

 

One Lot

Corset covers of fine cambric,V neck;
two rows’ 01 fine embroidery.

 

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corset covers, high neck, made of
fine cambric with four rows of in-
sertion and four rows ,of fine tucks
finished at neck and down the front
with fine embroidery.

These are merely hints. We have
a great variety of other styles in 980
garments. Choice during this sale
at 590 each.’ -

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. Fancy Goods.

“A dollar saved is a dollar earn-
ed.” Increase your earnings by at«
tending this great sale Profits go to
customers now Bright color. rib-
bons, 2 and-2:} inches wide, 9c yd;
bright color ribbons, 1 and 132- inches
wide, 7c.yd; bright color ribbons, %
and {2 inches wide, 40 yd Cut prices
on black gros grain ribbon with

110; 9, 140; 12, 17c; 16, 210. Chil-
dren’s fancy handkerchiefs, 3 in box,
reduced for this sale to 150 box. One
lot fancy silk handkerchiefs at 19¢:
each; one lot ladies’ fancy linen hand~
kerchiefs, were 490, reduced for this
sale to 250 each. "Children’s initial
handkerchiefs, 3 in box, reduced to
250 box Remarkable values in silk
mufiiers at 75c, 98c, $1 25 and $1 29
Linen fringe, assorted colors, at
‘12 120 yd. Patent quill embroidery
silk only So doz Wash embroidery
silk, all colors, 39c ”doz Embroid-
ered China silk scarfs, regular price
69c, at this sale only 49c. Silk scarfs,
with hand painted bolting cloth ends,

reduced to 29c each

Small Wares.

Willimantic spool cotton, all num-
bers, white or black, 30 spool Hook
and eye bodice clasps only 12 1-2c
Our 250 easels are reduced to 190;
our 590 easels are reduced to 390;
our 69c easels are reduced to 49c.
Best Puritan pins only 50 paper.
Perfection dress stays are now 10c
doz Colored darning cotton, 2 cards
for 1c Black velveteen binding,
31-2 yards, 5c. Clark’s O. N. T.
crochet cotton for 30 ball. One lot
feather stitch braid (colored stitch-
ing) 60 piece. Black enamel button
hooks only 3c each. Glasgow lace
thread reduced to ScepOOI. Best
rubber dress shields at Sc pair.
\Vorsted dress braid (colorS) only
3c 1011. Twenty-five spools best but-
tonhole twist for" 250. One lot jet
and silvered buckles only 19c each.
One lot shoe laces only 50 doz.

' Toilet Articles.

Babeskin soap, 2 cakes for 170
Pure Castile soap only 3c cake All
our 12 1-2c and 150 soaps reduced
to 100 cake, or three cakes for 250
All our fine 25c toilet'soaps now 15c
cake Good quality bay rum at 19c
bottle Cheesebrough vaseline only
40 bottle Napier’s Anti-Perspire-
Dene now 190 Japanese tooth picks
reduced to 12c box. Two thousand
sheets toilet paper at 19c roll

Stationery.

Twelve-ounce bottle black ink,was
250, now 150 Fine stationery,lemon,
orange or chocolate, 13c box Our
25c writing paper at this sale 170
Writing paper in fancy boxes only
25c Note paper, 10c package; en-
velopes, 20 package; lead pencils, 100'
doz; slate pencils, 20 dox. Special
values in men’s pocket books at 19c
and 39c each. One lot memoran-
dum books only 3c each

Our WidevAwakc

that will thrill you to the pocket-
book Every table is one mass of
golden opportunities

Three-quart tea or coffee pot, blue
and white enamel ware, for 230:
Glass salts and peppers, 5 colors, 5c
each Decorated sugar shakers 0111‘}7
11c each. Gilt band cups and sau-
cers at 59c set. Crystal wine set, 9
pieces, for 590 set Large size crys-
tal sugar bowl for 7c Opal glass
standard dish only 15c Eight-inch
covered vegetable dish, fine porce—
lain, 54c Large parlor lamps with
decorated fount and shade to match,
complete, 77c Nest of varnished
spite boxes (5 in nest) 37c Seven-
teen-quart wooden bowls only 250
Parlor Pride Stove Enamel only
7 1-2c Deep ironstone pie plates at
3 1 20' One . quart graduated tin
measures 5c No. 7 _copper bottom
wash boiler at 490 Sheet iron drip
pan, 12x17, for 90 Wire potato
~mashers,with wood handle, 2c Long
,handle iron coal shovels only 5c
Eight-quart pudding steamers for
196 Fifty-foot jute clothes line for
70- Dark—colored chair seats, 13x13,

 

satin edge: No. 2, 4c; 3, 6c; 5, 8c; 7, .

KITCHEN DEPT. ,

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