and
sou
gm or it u 3 it u t.
m u n It 4 u .i u
”5 It it u 5 n u n
m u u it 7 (I r. u
m u it u u u u at
m u u "10 H u u
m u u :12} 0‘ it it
narrow g
I be
nee.
Our great Leaders in Cambric Edging
are:
150. Hamburgs‘for 10 cents per yard.
me. u 1612* it u 1.
250. u u 1;] u u u
373. u u 25 u u u
‘50. u H 29 M u N
556 u it 39 u u r.
dompleteline of all overs. new designs
this season, from 49c. per yard to $1.79
llnmiur- Sale.
On the above date we Will present to
the Ladies the largest line of Embroiden
I. to be (aunt! in this State. all new,
freehand attractive goods, and quality
price that Will he sure to please.
Note our list of prices:
I“ ylrdl Hamburgs at 1 :cnt per yard.
t at u 1) ti n it
Big values at 15, 19, 25, '29 and upward
to our Wide Flouncing at $1.50 pt-ryard.
A feature of our sale is, you can buy
"’ any length you wish, either in wrdc or
oods, and in any quantity.
i You will find our prices lower than can
purchased elsewhere.
A line line at matched goods, all widths
and allovers to match atlted 1mm prices.
. ’ Also a complete line of line Nanisook
., ' Embroideries, match patterns, at bargain
per yard.
Mdlcs’ Cotton Underwear.
We commence this season with an en-
ormous stock of Ladies’ cotton under-
wear—all new goods, made of the best
quality of muslin, latest designs and
trimmings, and must be seen to be ap-
, Bargain Store”.
m SfjclAL
‘tiiiits.
r.
.9
after year
on iii the Boston Store, for the public have
There are ltt-tl 'l‘icltot Silica and Whito Ticket Sales, (such as they
there has been Dry Goods Sales iii Connecticut, some oll'criit" 25 per c
always found the geods
. as. «a... .0... u... -.-,,
On Tuesday, Jan. 15, 1889, we wi
are) advertised by otlit-r Dry (iootls Stot'c
out. discount on all goods, others paying fares, &c.,
satisfactory iii ct'ory particular,together with the
preclated. for we willofler spacial har-
gnine at 256., 39, 40, 50, (ill, 79, till, 99 and
upwards, in Chemise, Drawers, Night
Dresses and Corset covers. Ladies don't
[all to call and see them.
'l'orclion‘n Lin-cit.
1,200 yards at hand made Tort-lion‘s
Laces. Special values at 5, 8, 10, 12; 15.
10 and ‘25 cents per yard, also a nice line at
better grades tqually as low in propor-
tion.
r
it
p
:l
Corsets.
We otter the greatest bargains in (for-
scts to he found, as follows:
Empress Corset only 39c.
(got-en Unmet only 43c. l
Warner’s Coraline Corset only 69c.
GenuineFrench Woven Corset only (ills.
Jersey Lily gorset only 73¢.
Warner‘s Health Corset only this.
K. i". Tricora Q. I). Corset only 093.
Tricora Health Q. D. Coral-t only 99:.
99Ball's Style A Colored (a bargain) only
c.
Ball‘s style it White, only $1.00.
Ball‘s Nursery Corset only $1.00.
Newport (Wovcn)Uorset only $1.00.
Genuine Kabo Corset only $1.00.
F. P. Tricora Q. 1). Corset only $1.25.
P. D. Corset only $1.41.
Thompson’s (llove Fitting ("want only
$1.49.
lilissea' Corsets at 49 and title.
Stonee‘ Corset Waists only $1 ‘25.
A 796. Corset [or 49's..
Mite—Sole agents for Kaho (,‘orscts in
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Red Letter prices on aprons, 19, ‘23, 25.
375 and 40c. each.
Complete lino of Ilzistlcs, all prices.
Red Letter Prices on Tobozgatis:
15c. for 'I‘oboggan worth :30.
29c. for Tolioggan worth 5”,
39c. tor Toboggau worth 7.3.
59c. for Toboggan worth $1.00.
Reasons Why WC close 3 nights a week
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday evening at 6 o’clock.
the public, for our clerks will be more
NOTICE-Opened for the Benefit of the Public Mon. and Thurs. Evenings till 8.30. Sat. evening till 10 o’clo
BOSTON STORE
y (mi.
29(-
Vcsto and Pants, all sin-s. and usually
sold for Title. cacti, will HP“ th‘a lot (luro
Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, worth 51hr.
each, but lit-d lwttt-r price wrll bl.‘ only
29c. “It‘ll.
not to miss.
be rnarlu-tl in proportion.
I70
250.. per pair, will sell during this Fltlt' at
111‘. per pair,
Eli". and upwards.
m
—
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1889.
I’clllnx.
llrctiitdmc, host qualitr. 9:, [WT yard.
llnn-gcn' best quality, 23o. pcr yard.
Sowingtlilk, hast uality, 2-ic. rwr yard.
:lStr‘ipe \‘ciling, est quality, 170. per “I!
Cotiiplett- line of b‘ntall Ware, Notions
nil Fancy Articles always on hand.
llraitinril & iirtristrong'a \Vllth Silks
c. t-kt‘lfl, 2 lot 9:.
Mail order» promptly ltllt‘lltll'tl to.
l’ntlcrwour. 290
4'! (l. 7.. Indies’ White, Heavy Weight
3!
Li
or: ll- d Lotti-r Sale at 120:. o-aoh.
‘290.
35 tltz. licrit'ii hoary Scotch mixed
This is an opportunity [or Gentlemen (‘
1
All our hotter lines of l'ntlerwtar will
Stillownys. We
4'.) «l. 7.. Sulloway Socks, nru'illy sold at
u
Gcntn’ Flll‘lllalllngl.
Gents” all linen Collars from So. up.
ti-mts‘ all linen Uutl‘s from 10c. up.
Our 336. tlents’ Ties for 21c.
nut 42 and 506. Tire tor1l7c.
Bargains in Suspenders at at 10, 15, 19,
mil- Lender lfnlnuntlrlcd 25c. :3
5|) dnz. Gent‘s Unlaundrisd Shirts, Ite-
inl’orcetl Buck and Front, Lint-n Bosoni
and Wristbands. This shirt retails for
l‘.’c., our ll. Id ,Lvttcr price only 25C.
390.
~10 doz. of the popular 0. K. L'ulaun-
as advertised, and
dried Shirt, t‘xlra heavy cotton. Rein-
[Ult'l‘ll hut-k and Front, warranted all
lint-tr “(Minn llllll \Vtistliimtls, also put-
ented untoarahli- llitvk, and hitter than
this lot at 39¢. each during this sale.
Our 730. unlamulrictl Shirt you can
buy during Rt d lu-ttt-r Mlle [or fit .3. eat: .
cd llack and Front.
worth 300. each. but can lw bought {or
title. during our ltvd l. iii-r Sale.
for title. each during thin tillli‘,
buy for 75c. each, ti- 2: for $2.00.
for 51.00 inch.
buttons. 406. per r‘air.
Tune, 4 hurtous, fills. per- pair.
htirgaths.
at ltt-d hitter t-ritw, which means low.
the tomb t. 'l'l!» y wmt- certainly cheap
(so pI-oplr- said; in {vin- this nztlv‘, but they
will Iu- imit'h tum-r Wlil’l] tlw Rv-ll Let-
ters urn plac: ii iii! thorn.
one a bargain.
at G o’clock—From the time wt: ope
We feel it a duty we owe our clerks, who have worked patiently
rested, and can more pleasantly attend to the
y 500. Shirt iri'l'owii. We will sell
to our Loam r Ltiuiulrlod. 89 .
"'lc. will buy you a li'iutidried Shirt
I"
ticri “mom and \thatliltmlil, ltriufor
Tlll‘ttl' shirt» a
(hit 750. L'iuntlricd Shirt yt-ii can buy
Our $100 lnuuilrtml Shim you can
Our “.23 Inundzic. .‘iliirt you can buy
lots of Lillies‘
Special dflVl‘N iit two
loves.
25 (‘17.. Ladies” Ktl Glows, Tune, 4
30 doz. lritlIt-a' Untlrt'ssi'd Kill Gloves,
"nth big
A nict- line of hotter goods at “Pd Let-
-r prices. ’
Spvciztldryvs in llosirrv nl iill Ittnds
Mail turrlo-rs promptly attended to,
D
Ribbons.
Tim Mutt-u Store will keep tip in up-
intiuir of carrying: tlw largest and most
nniplttn hm- ot lithium to ho found in
l
Ulltlll’t'llHt-l {not 77:". to $3 Wt, livery
. n“, .. .‘1
.n. g-
llotlllll
«" 4r.
W_WW
should not lose this grand opportunity
to supply thrir wants during this filtlt',
for the great secret how \th twll our
goods so cheap is, we do a cash business,
and we are tlit'rcfort-cnahlwl to give the
W lowrlt pooasilile prices, {or we
row in quictr salt-n and tilliltll profits.
prices which are atlw-rtiml lty a Bridge-
port house.
advertise them as a bargain at .39, worth
$1.00. We never aalt over 511.2
silk hair line stripe at 30a, sold in
Bridge ort at -llc.
they ask in Bridgeport.
Advertised as a bargain at the ltvd Ticket
Sale in Bridgeport {or lion.
you to look our itock orer.
prices.
Velvets, I‘lushcs and Ftanucls cheap.
sold loss than $12.00.
1530.17.30.13 30. Call i'tlnl we yotirsodi’.
First Annual Sale at lilm'k Silk-t.
.. mMMQ..._ t “mm” ”w“... ,i...
WWIOWW '
Lot 1 ‘21 inch Lyons Mark Swim MM-
96c ”00'“. 2512 '
\ . "l l I v ~ .'
0" Jan. “M‘ W“ Will plum on our ml'it‘t‘nh'ntiiih “If it": “iii: ”litwlwt his I" by“ "fill‘lm 4‘ .5. Worth 75.
counters 1,000 more of tlw popular 25th q t ’ ”T ‘i "fl ‘, .',,'f y r w“, “'3... Int ifwt akllklld fi'x:.,worih it 00.
cloth bound hmlra, and We txpict to hilt." WNW” "‘ ' 9‘ am” as "’ {main—Ii io‘rlillnimcnwuflh $1.23.
haven complete linens t-ontttlnrd on oit- ' . i . - , . , . m- "‘"t "39kt!“ 1!xe.,‘n'orth H.333
slump, in this shipment. ‘14:;‘.'lvl‘,lv'.”‘:‘ all“; :lrtm mlflm’” Int Tr ,, Sapkius tile, worth “.50:
The people of Norwalk and vi"iriity a p'ipi'm ‘ “a“ ' ”i" . .. lintfiwi 3113“!" 59m. u'ortlttlfi‘J.
Lot 4. .. inv-h Antonia Quint-rt tm Int 7.4 \‘aplrior Ill 01L» Worth M 7.5
Black Silk at ll‘r‘t'. tit-r ynrtl. Thwr- tourist
have hover tit-row roll 1: so than H, if! a
yard.
I'Iunli sacrum: amt 1m lien.
25 Extra Heavy Plush :4 trrpies that m-
soltl at till Till. reduced to M0 in.
2‘.) of our 3:53.50 Plush Stump-o autumnal
$24.95. This Hacquri t»- a tirintttizio lnrtgfim
and worth $2151").
Plush Jackets at a (treat ’{rit‘lllrvlml.
Look at tlw prion. $0 93. $11.06, $12.30,.
am in. R-ultwr ll mm $12.30, at my.
allot), $20M.
ltrcas Gnarls.
Look what we are (zll'o-rin r. (‘om tart»
l»
Foule clotlifill inch wide at 51s., they
Band (or samples and Compare all wool "I.“ Annual State of "art-it “‘4‘?
on ”non.
The attention of Illill'rl‘lfint'pt‘rll‘. Hotel
and Restaurant Keep-re id particularly
called to this sale ot‘ ll».ti~tekm‘-pilmr
Linens. The Bargain-4 presenrmt vitriol
anything we have heretofore nil'ernrh until
are positively huvrmtl competition. .trr
opportuni y is r tl’crl-tl [Orr-(11w rt.»- finest
and Inmt fr’lmblt' trialrm of linens t the
prico‘su! ordinary grail”. lilirly 42549131“?
tron invitt «I.
Table Damask».
I!) plr’tft‘fl of Cream loom llamas- ,. purl"
Irish Linen at 4%., pvl' yard, worth no
‘15:; piece-r of tim- Urinan irrn‘iarlt all
Elle. per yard, Will'll’l 7"».
l7 pircva of Scotch loom Darrow; or
thin or yard, filillt‘t’d from ‘43,
It} pivt'wi ot' tiinuchml Unilfle llitriiasit.
extra Width, at 73c... worth. $.00.
arp Henrietta at 69c. Sm what ,3
Silk
French llroatlclutlis at this. per yard.
It Will pav
Remnants of all kind: marked at half
Remnants of Imus Goods, Silks
* Scwmnrkch.
200 Newmarlrets at :35 M, worth $0.50.
75 Newmarkt-tei at WSW—m \’:‘l' ht'ltll’t'
250 Elegant Newriiarkvta at $0,511 905.
1.50, 1‘3 50; marked tl:*Wll from $12 so,
Still“. I"
January 15 we shall inaugurate our
.‘/£‘-. - —, '4 y
o kept op
88
the and of 18 w on every night
wants of our customers than it' they worked into ovary
. .
ill inaugurate our Red Letter Sale of Dry Goods and Kitchen Furnishings.
a lit the State, but the great and only Bonn-title llctl Lotti-r Sale, rum I)!” til-owl at the “Union Storcoi' Norwalk. Year
but the people, the buyers, will have to admit, that thorn never was a salt: equal to the one now going
largest assortment and loWost prices, as an iiopwtion ol' the following will prove:
In! an ;.
foal mu Ilurlt and lttnissk Towels 3
lot ‘2'» tamarind ml new] valor at l2ic.
WWW.
w «it 1 n “all: and tutorials Towels. all
Ilium. «aria val-r. was” worth 17c.
flatworm flock and ”mail Uni-n Tow.
sis. tam MW. at 114:... norm 3?.
hmwd and plain. Madam colored
llirmllnri'r. 119:3. regular pri
trail tramway,
t’ul‘li't‘lll'lly,, Fill '
“‘4'an {trill s"
Norah.- .‘313'. it”. .
and into for us, especially during the Holidays, anvil in giving thwart throw we
barking
Katalin» fLZI’G” Worth “3‘7-
Towels.
or than llactt and lrmk'l'owels,
"or 29:.
Hiritrkrflt‘, Quilts. White (Eat-Ila. onus»
”latte.
t "Irwin-1 «mt MM law of Blankets 480m"
mhnl‘y m't'linfl’l‘ll' Myanmar of cost;
1"» ti lliantkrts (as... new $1.00.
W t ”Konstantin the... were $1.25.
M 9 Monitors ”.19.. work “-49,
M ii Intentions $11.77». worth 22-3.
in! ii Intention $223. wth first.
to it Moniker.» 52%. worth “fill.
Ell ll “Wilmette $10K», Worth “.50.
Wt Blankets 9365 '25. marsh $1.71!.
flatworms. irritants in all groom.
Quit".
2’ can trimaran W.l;ifl-F, a soul, hoary
‘ ‘ill’, 0“ “Id 1'99.
.4 t Quill“. ”smiths pat
. l‘t-‘w‘. math. worth $1325.
75' Ilaitifis~ttiiitiiw§ «paths. toll rim $1.24
lt‘u ht. mat-mills {f [1.91%
if! I‘M. 4111le Quilting {inf-l Far. $169,
E mam ll
till 8.350, but I;
rztenaimtrr
Ff
nun. '
We will tiller during this sale 700 ydl.
of 16 inch plush in all the ltading colors
at till: par yard.
lillltll Billlllllll.
25c.
BASEMENT.
usually sold for The.
r
Fruit of Vegetable l’rt‘stlcs at 29c;
limo Egg Bean-r at 11c; usually sold
J .
ltcoratrd llinnrr Set, 112 pieces, at.
.‘tiiiiiinriia at 7c pct bottle.
1‘. .tvli Hazel, 19c.
33 9-3 and $0.95; worth $15.00.
(iranl llipid (‘arpct Smepers only
@Notwitlistaiitliug the
goods forlcss money than
VTl-lE
{OF—4
advertiser! "sale of Dry
, Goods at cost atttl less than
rm 1.. ’
cost. no will sell good
any store in town.
THIS WEEK!
7-OoOA~~—o-
LADIES’
ALL LINEN,
c. Each,
3 for 25¢.
Burs ll SNYDER.
lahacliemii Hotel Block.
Opp. Poetical“.
" tlll'l‘lllll 8. Still
11 [all 8t., Norwalk, CL,
Fug;
IlanTil
.L SELL
£6
“ 500
llllllli
it
“ 35c “
a 250 it
“
DIAIN
South NO
—-—~ooo—
While Muslin
A Good Chemise from 250 up.
a in nu Padilla—ills an at
H. Krieger’s,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
liliSSlMlillE M llLflllES
That were sold for 250 at 190.
Those for 350 at 250. w *
“ 380. '
lthillt ‘
Sold for 500 at 38c.
250.
190. "
Underwear.
STREET,
rwalk, Conn.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
-—-—,AT m OLD STAND 01"—-—
" 1231133 emu & soar.
SPRINGWOOD.
“an. annexe FILLED rnomwrmr.
W
w tr m m‘mmwii a. ram
Very iiow Prices.
ti. BIEKERMAN & Still,
84 Washington Street.
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BISSEH. .\' llllflil'llill AN.
MEAT MARKET
:zurk o' int-at. and it h at lllr' lowest maria-r pm.»
lils‘slilj. & ltlflallllll,‘ 3-.
ill) 2w
In: rt 1? Bi-w-il is not do til yer. hit” to l " tr (mum!
at tho 0 It Plilnll, So, it Mom 4 , it intuit. whrrc the
llv'W rirrn-i! llm ll 3. Dirkrrman and loop a lull
‘1‘
P5
ill continue our great clearlu
We w
rs l‘orcrcrytltlug pertaining to a first-1
(I
\
WE ARE V THE
PIONEERS
r oods Establishment.
i nslder ourselves lieadqutt rt
sideli’
‘ ‘ut sale for one more week at the following low rates
-.
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2;:
“3
pr” ., r.
25‘ \itliel ‘ ate
kl C) It Rafi?“ i” A 3003 second-hand, two-seat-
:. . .. c ' '
Fl ’~ ; ,xW/i iota. ._ _,._‘,a.f'_iifie for 8319'
p m"-..
0 x 1:; “a * , m mus-lacuna
# . O. ... . moth-"alt.““h‘ +4
9 0 act-silt tor the wad-cm -w
a!» fly! .. ; toad-uh.- (ll-D
5: 0 Mid ”Kath?” ”23%;”
South Ker-"alk, i“: J Eli‘flfiiilfibi m a. "‘12“
p, , O asserts fifiw '
that it ' 31' of! with [hr-‘2‘ rt! '1' ”l . I 1‘3fl1‘bflm anal m IIMD“ "I“.
~ ’ "‘ , Infiltration-Ian...
a ‘. I M mm. mm
on: P coco g :4 a p ”is?" _
' . V’Mzn; . El - Visitors, filatt‘i "3.122323%.“
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I Try it mid Mammal-:1, Pan-Jun twt.’.it. L 1‘” iimrflffia 1 W "VI-— who m g;
v y 9 e . . i , ( ‘1‘ r .~ ' , . . ‘mfiiéfib63.m"m"“ “tag-1'33
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fr :- gg; d,:_:a¢. 5:. 5 :7 a? -' ,r A; 4‘: £1? ‘32: ’55 2 i“ -
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