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Daily Norwalk gazette and Saturday's Norwalk record, Tuesday, May 7, 1895 · page 4

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Shouted the Auctioneer as he sold the Stock of

E. S. J

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& C0.

‘ The old and reliable house of New YOrk, after being in the Wholesale dry goods business for 98 years in the city
, of New York. Such is the history of the world millionaries to day, poor men to- -morrow.

The stock had to be sold out to settle with the heirs.

It was placed 1n the hands of a receiver who tried to

dispose of it at private sale, but was compelled to auction it off this week. Our buyers were on hand and secured
some of the cream of the stock, letting go by all the old styles and passe patterns, buying only this season’s pro

duction, which we place on sale

'Satlll‘day «Mor

Come early for the goods will go at auction prices. V

 

 

 

 

1113s GOODS,

—' ALL THIS SEASONS STYLES.

BLACK Goons.

Black Figured Brocades, 690 quality

at37tc.
10 pieces Black Mohair, 59c quality at 350.

5 pieces Silk Finished Henrietta, $1 qual- .

ity at 7 50 a yard.
3 pieces Silk Warp Henrietta, $1.50 qual-

ity at 980 a yard.
COLORED DRESS GOODS.

10 pieces Mixed Novelties, 390 quality

at 19c a yard.
7 pieces Checks and Mixtu1es, 7 5c qual-
ity at 50c a yard.
8 pieces Cheviot Serge, 54 in. wide, $1
quality at 690 a yard.
10 pieces Silk and Wool Novelties, $1.50

quality at $1 a yard. .
LINEN S-
5 pieces Table Damask, 3771.20 quality at
250 a yard.
' 6§pieces TableiDamask, 490 quality at
' 37%ca yard. 7
~ 3§pieces Table Damask, 450 quality at
330 a yard.
5 pieces Table Damask, $1 quality at 7 50
a 1yard.
100 doz. Linen Doylies, 10c quality at 50
each
25 doz. Tray Cloths, 190 quality at 12%c
each. . .

 

 

 

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Read this partial list and profit thereby. ,

 

 

CLUAK HDUM.

 

In this great sale we shall include
the greatest‘bargains, ever offered in

GAPES and JACKETS

All bought this week from a leading
manufacturer who wanted to close
out his stock. Here they are:

18 Capesappliqued and lined with
fancy silk, regular value$12, at $7.50.

15 Children’s Jackets, navy,” tan

and red, $4 00 quality at $2. 25.

12 Children’s Jackets navy, tan
and red, $2.50 quality at $1. 50.

20 Ladies’ Jackets, black only, at
$6.50, $7.50. $8.50 and $10. These
are all worthirom $10 to $15. Come
and see them. '

 

DOM—ESTIOS.

One case Unbleached Muslin, 60 quality
at 40 a yard.

One case Domet Flannel, 50 quality at
30 a yard.

One case Crash Toweling, 5c quality at
2% c a yard.
One case 8-4 Bleached Muslin, 200 qual-
ity at 122 c a yard ,
One case best quality Quilts, $2 quality
at 1.19 each. -

One case Heavy Wool Blankets, $2 qual-
ity at $1.19 each.

100 Chenille Table Covers, 490 quality at
330 each.

50 8- 4 Turkey Red Covers, $1 quality at
690 each. _

HOSIERY 11111111111111

Bey’ s Ribbed Stockings, best 250 quality
at 12 1- 20 a pair.

Ladies’ Fast Black Seamless Stockings,
full lengths, spliced heel and toe, at this 7
sale So a pai1.

Ladies’ Summer Lisle VeSts, long. and
short sleeves, actual value 390, at 250 each. ,
Men’s Random Merino Shirts and Drawers,
ribbed shirts, regular price 7 5c at 48c each:

Men’ s and Boys’ Sweaters, Egyptian -

yarn, worth 50c, at 25c each. .
Men’s Fancy Laundered Shirts, collars and
cuffs attached, legular price $1, at 560 a h.

 

COR MAIN. 1e WALL 81111118. , 101111, ; .111, .

 

 

 

 

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