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‘ ‘1’
after year there
“auburn Sale.
On the above date we will present to
' . the ladies the largest line 01 Embroider-
‘ I” to be found in this State, all new.
lush Ind attractive goods. and quality
and price that will be sure to please.
Nola our list of prices:
1000 yards Hamburgs at ; :cnt per yard.
H 00 H H at t t
700 "2 »
Big values at 15. 19, 25, 29 and upward
to our Wide Financing at $1.50 per yard.
A feature of our sole is, you can buy
any length so wish, either in wide or
narrow a s, and in any quantity.
You will find our prices lower than can
be purchased elsewhere.
A fine line of matched goods, all widths
Ind allover. to match atlted Letter prices.
Also a complete line of fine Nanisoolr
Embroideries, match patterns, at bargain
99c .
prices.
Our great Leaders in Cambric Edging
are:
15c. Hamburgs for 1’0 cents per yard.
u bl IL; on ii u
250: u it 17 u ii at *1'49
870. It It 25 ii i. rt
‘50. It H 29 u it it
u u 39 M it t.
Completeline of all overs. new designs
this season, from 40c. per yard to $1.70
per yard.-
. Ladlcs’ Cotton Uniderwcnr.
We commence this season with an en-
ormous stock of Lsdies‘ cotton under-
wear—all new goods, made of the best
quality of muslin, latest designs and
trimmings, and must be seen to be ap.
on in the Boston Store,
preciated, f
gains at 25c., 39. 40, 59,
upwards, ‘ in Chemise,
Dresses and Court covers.
fail to call and see them.
'l‘orclion’s Lat-cs.
1.900 yards of hand
Laces. Special value
Warner’s
Newport
Genuine
There are llcil Ticket Salon and White Tit-lint
has been Dry Goods Sales in (.‘oiiu
for the public have
Ball's style B White. only $1.00.
Ball‘s Nursery Corset only $1.00.
(Woven) Corset only $1.00.
Kabo Corset only $1.00.
I“. 1’. Tricora Q. 1). Corset only $1.25.
1". l). Corset only $1.44.
Thompson's Glove Fitting Corset only
Misses‘ Corsets at 49
Stones’ Corset Waists only $1.25.
A rElle. Corset for 49c.
hate—Sole agents for Kabo Corsets in
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Red Letter prices onvaprons, 19, 211, 2.3,
37.5: and 400. each.
Complete line of Bustlcs, all prices.
Red Letter Prices on Toboggans:
15c. for Toboggan worth 30.
29c. for Toboggnn worth 50.
39c. for Toboggan worth 75.
590. for Tohoizgan worth $1.00.
Reasons why we close 3 nights a week
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday evening at 6 o’clock.
norms—o
‘
or we will other special bar-
s 315. 8. 10.1131} 15,
d.
Coraline Corset only 00c.
tieniiinel’rench Woven Corset only 011:.
Jersey Lily Corset only 73c.
Warner’s Health Corset only Mo.
K. F. Tricora Q. I). Corset only 09:.
Tricora Health Q. 1). Corset only this.
Ball's Style A Colored (ii bargain) only
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, WEDNESD
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WWW WW“
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Volllnz.
till. 79. till, 90 and
Drawers. Night
Lilillt‘tl don‘t
:1 Stripe \'i-iliiig,
yard.
made Torchon's
also a nice line of
NO 1‘) and "5 cents per yar ,
, H u u 3 u u tt ‘. ‘ , - . 5i), sktlin, 2fiir1l3,
; a u .. .. 4 i. it .. litirifr grades iqually as low m propor Mail orders promptly attended to.
975 :1 i: 2“ {g I; ‘ :: Corsets. 29c l'ntlcrwcur. 29(-
:3 u u u 6 “ “ H We offer the greatest bargains in ('or- 42 doz. 1.:iilies' White. Heavy Weight
450 “ “ “10 o u .. Bats to be found. as follows: Vests and Pants, all sizes. and usually
“ H 10* “ u H Empress Corset only 803. sold for 50¢. each, wrll sell this lot. dur-
' “2 Queen Corset only 43c. lug 11nd Li-iter Sale at 29.). each.
990.
L’lli'. each.
not to Itllsh.
be marked in proportion.
I70. Sullowuys.
.
17c. per pair.
and 09:.
24c. and upwards.
and Wristbands.
390.
the public, for our clerks w
Sillt'fi, (such as they are) iidvci‘
ccticut, sonic oilci'iii" ‘25 per c
always found the goods as adv
tircnailioe, beet qualitv. 9c. per yard.
lliiri'gi-a’ best quality. 28c. per yard.
Howingfiilk, best i ualtty, 21c. per yard.
licst quality, 17c. pi-r
(‘oniplete line of Small Ware, Notions
and Fancy Articles always on hand.
Brainard & Armstrong’s Wash Silks
it"; (iv-7.. Gent‘s lienvy Scotch niixid
Shirts and llraWers. all eiZws, worth 50c.
each, but lit-d 14"“.1'1' price Will he only
This is an opportunity fortientlemcn
All our la-ttcr lines of Underwear will
49 di 7.. Sullowny Socks, usually sold at
Tic. per pair. Wlll sell during this sale at
Gcnls’ Furnishings.
(lents' all linen Collars froin tic. up.
(lents‘ all linen Calls from 10c. up.
()ur 33c. (lents' Ties for 21c.
”or 42 and 50c. Ties for :l7c.
Bargains in Suspenders at at 10, 15, 19,
our Louder l'nlitundrlcd 2.50.
50 doz. Gent’s Unlsiindried Shirts, Ile—
in'orcvd Back and trout. Linen Boston
This shirt retails for
1%., our lied Letter price only an.
We feel it a duty w
ill be more rcstcil, and can more pleas:
In
45' . 4"
2 ‘0‘»; Bmuom--s...,,.-T..--...o..-..N
A Happy New Year to it“ our patrons of the
On Tuesday, Jan. 15, 1889, we will inaugurate
llr‘dlil by otlioi‘ llry litliltlti Storcs in tlic Stato,
not. discount on all goods, otlicrs paying tart-s, &c.
crlisml, and satisfactory in every particular, togot
dried Shirt. txtrii hoary cotton. Rein-
forced bark and Front. warranted all
llnt’ll llosoin aid Wristbands. also pat-
ented untcurulih- Mack. and twtivr than
any 1300. Shirt. iii'l'mati. “'0 will sell
this hit at 2131c. each during this sale.
(liir 75c. iiiilnuiiilrii-il Shirt you can
buy during lbd Letter sale for 50c. each.
3019 (lul- Lender Laundrleil. 390
title. will buy you a Ii’iundfll‘fl Shirt,
Linen Bosom and Wristbands. Reinforc-
ed Back and Front. Tlli‘lit‘ shirts are
worth .500. each. but can he hourht for
title. during our R. d l.'-llvr Sale.
“or 75c. Laundricd Shirt you can buy
for 40c. each during this sale.
Our *1 00 Laundried Shirts you can
buy for 75c. each. tr 2’. for $2.00.
Our $1.251.atii.iiriril Shiityou can buy
for $1.00 each.
Special drives
Cloves.
2-3 doz. L'idiis' Kil ”loves. Tans. 4
buttons, 400. per pair.
30 doz. L'iiliua' Undressed Kid Gloves,
Tans. 4 buttons. film. pcr pair. llnth big
bargains.
A nice tin: of better goods at it-‘d bet-
ter prices.
Special iltivi-s iir lltt>lt'|’V of all kinds
at Red Letter prim-a, which means low.
Mail orilwr~ pi'oziiplly attended 1".
in two liit-i oflnilies'
Ribbons.
The l')“lt n Ston- w ill keep tip its repv
iitution of carrying the largo-st and most
complite lim- of ltvlibons [is be found in
the market. Tiny Wrrr' ci-rtauiiy cheap
(so proplo said. lwt'ori- this sol», but they
will be much iowi-r “lit 11 lllt' it «I Let-
ters are placid oz; thvin.
counters 1,000 more of the popular 25c.
Cloth bound hooks, and we expect to
have a corn data line as contained on c it-
alcgue, in t
should not lose this grand opportunity
....m......i... W. a. ieiW one”... ..
but the great and only
250 Books. 9350
On Jan. 10th we will place on our
its shipment.
The people of Norwalk and vicinity
to supply their wants during this sale.
for the great secret how we sell our
goods so cheap is, we do a cash business.
and we are therefore enabled to give thi-
ublic the lowrst possible prices. for we
have iii quick 03108111111 small profits.
Dress Good a.
Look what we are offering. Compare
prices which are advertised by a Bridge-
port house.
Foule cloth 50 inch with: at 51c” they
advertise them as a bargain at in, Wurlll
$1.00. We never ask over We.
Sand for samples and compare all wool
silk hair line stripe at. Ilil.:., acid in
Bridge rt at 41c.
Silk Vsrp Henrietta at 00c.
they ask in Bridgeport.
French Brondclotlis at Mic. per yard.
Advertised as a bargain at the Ited Ticket
Sale in Bridgeport for 00.:. It. will pay
you to look our stock orcr.
Remnants of all kinds marked at half
prices. Remnants of 1’1'093 floods. Silks
Vclrets, Flushes and l‘launcls cheap.
Newmnrltotr.
200 Newmarkets at $5.9“, Wurll‘l $9.50.
75 Newmarkets nt $7.79—nevcr before
sold less than $12.00.
250 Elegant Newmnrkots at $11.50. 9 :05.
11.50.1250; marked down from $1? 50,
113.00.17.50. 13' 50. Call and see yourself.
Silks.
See what
AY,
sw T ~—o
Popular Dry Goods Store of Norwalk.
, but the people, the buyers, will bare to :11
her with the largest assortment, and lowest prices. as an it
vulleux at filth. per yard, was on chi.
&ititi Rhadnmca at 52 '. per yard, was 77:
cts.
at 89c prr yard. was $1.125.
Black Stilt at it‘s. per yard. Tllt‘r‘l' goods
nave never before Mill less than $1.10 a
yard. ‘
JANUARY 30, 1889.
q... o. w». W...
Lot 1 ‘21 inch Lyons Black Satin Ali-r-
lmt 2, 21 inch heavy all stilt Black
Lott}, ‘31 inch lllack Sitzii liliiidaiiics
Lot-l. :22 inch Antoina Q‘llllt‘lt Cit-s
l’luslt Slu'qllltl rind Jackets.
25 Extra lli‘avy Plush Samples that Wi'
sold at 3‘31 5". reduced to $10 07:.
2'.) of our $212.50 Plush Sairipies reduced
$24.95. This fiacquc in n boiiizlilo bargain
and worth $3300.
Plush Jacinta at a Great Reduction.
Look at the price. *0 97). $11.07, $12.50,
3311 (IS. leuccd from $13.30, $11.50.
$17 .00, $20.0).
First Annual Stilt: of llouwkccp—
crii Llncn.
The attention of “invoke-exude. lii‘itel
and Restaurant Keeper; is particularly
called to tlii-i sale of Housekeeping
Linens. The Bargains presented exrivli
anything: we hate heretofore riflcn d and
are positively lwvultil Ctlnllit‘llllofl. An
opportuni y is (iii-red to rt‘l‘lll’t‘ 11w liner!
and most reliable makes of linens at the
prices of ordinary gradw. Ilirly inspec-
tion invitml.
’l‘nlilc burnout“.
19 pieces of Cream loom n.tflli‘..~k. pore
Irisll' Linen at elite" per yard. worth 00.
‘11} pit-(res of line German Damask at
503. per yard, worth 1'5.
17 [llt'L‘rS of Scotch loom Dammit at
09?. per yard. rriluci-il from 85.
our Red Letter Sale of Dry Goods and Kitchen Furnishings.
Bullll-lltlt! llcil l.i-ti“i‘ Sailc, tutti ho found :it the Boston Storcol'Norwnlk. Your
liiiit, that there never was a salt.- equal to the one now going
ispi-i-tion of the following will prove:
for 'J-‘nu. ("lflrllilrfrtl good value at 1‘2§c.
each.
Kupltlns.
Int l-—4. .\' ohms-10.x. worth Ti.
Int 23‘. Napkins 03.3., Worth it 00.
Napkins title... worth $1.25.
Napkins 75o, worth $1.33.
Napkins $19., worth $1.50.
Napkins 81M. worth $1.60.
Napkins $1.0m?" worth $1.75.
Napkins $1.9m. worth $1.87.
Towels.
50 d« stun lllll‘k 1nd Dimaslt Towels 3
1.01 3—}
Int 1.;
Lot rim-'2
llll 6—3
1in 7-—i‘
1:015”:
Gil doz ii lluck and Dammit Towels, all
linen. extra M7,». 12in. worth 17c.
75 dozen flock and Momil Linen Tow-
els. i-xira size. at 17c. worth '25.
SH due a flock and Damask Towels.
knotted and plain. handsome colored
borders. 19.3. regular rice 29:.
Blankets, Quilts, White Goods. unus-
ual bargains.
Blanks-:5.
(dosing out odd lots of Blankets (some
slightly soiled) regardless of cost:
10 4 Blankets 09¢, were $1.00.
10 4 Blankets (Pith. were $1.25.
10 4 Blanket-i $1.19, were $1.49.
10 ll Blankets $1.75. worth $2.25.
iii-l Blankets 2.25. worth ”to.
10 «1 Blankets $218. worth $1 50.
llv-l Blanket-i $4.05. Worth 16.7.0.
12—4 Blankets $0.25. worth $7.50.
California Blankets in all grad”.
Quilts.
:1 races i’ri out Quilts, a pond, hoary
quality. tilt-u each. worth 9".
1 art-so- Crochet Quilts. Marseilles pat
terns. full Hz». trite. each, worth $1.25.
77; Marseillr's Quilts. full size, $1.21
each. worth $1.10.
1:! Marcellus Quilts, full siz». $1.69,
, I"
can
1
$8
livery
Umbrellas from Ti '. to $11 043.
dildoz. of the popular 0. K. Unlaun-
at G o’clock.——l+‘roni the time Wu ope
e owe. our clerks, who have worked patiently
iiitly attend to the w
one it bargain.
~§.---,.-‘:’.p ,.
January 15 we shrill inaugurati- out
First Annual Sale of Black Silks.
1
tied till the curl of 1888 we kept open every t
and late for lH, especially during the Holidays, and in giving the
ants of our cushiimcrs than if they worked late every evening.
10 pieces of bleach: d Unihle llama-1:.
extra width. at 733.. north $1.00,
. - -2 1.. u.-
u w karma. 1‘
pened for the Benefit of the Public Mon. and Thurs. Evenings till 8.30. Sat. evening
305 ON STORE
north $3.19.
#2
fight till 8.30, but begin 1380 with closing
iii three evenings at week we also benefit
till 10 o’clock. , do
a
P1181.
We will otter during this sale 700 yds.
of 10 inch plush in all the leading colon
at 39: p-r yard.
lllllllll llllllll'llllll.
BASIC.“ ICNT.
rod or Vegetable Preserve at 29¢;
ally Mild for 75.3.
Dom Egg Beater at 111:; usually cold
'25".
)«coratid Dinner PM. 112 pieces. at
03 and $0.03; worth $13.11".
Ammonia at 7c per bottle.
Witch Hazel, the.
Grand [lipid Carpet Swrtpeu only
49 each; worth $5.00.
.0? t
a." .
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$5100
‘3 y»
4‘
as.
0 ‘9
a?
WNotwitlistunding the
advertised sale of Dry
Goods at cost and less than
cost. we will sell good
0..
3:1 goods for less money than
“fit
any store in town.
‘ ~ 3; ECiAL
THIS WEEK!
LADIES’
21011138.
ALL LINEN,
59c. Each,
.§ m f; 3'101'256
jinn i" nun
lsltackemo Hotel Block.
\
.Oilp. Postollloo.
_ innit tin
(i
‘6 ‘1
6‘ 1‘
meme-s.
GROCE
T. 3033 own a: SON.
“ 500 “ 38c.
UNDERWEAR
Sold for 500 2113380.
350 "‘ 250.
250'“ 190.
M40.
MAIN STREET,
——A'l' m OLD STAND 0F——
SPRIIGWOOD.
am. 03mins man P‘noine'rmr.
W
‘ lllSSlllllillli GLOVES
That. were sold for 250 at 19c.
Those for 350 3130250.
White Muslin Underwear.
A Good Chemise from 250 up.
The . inn birdie this link ill
H. Krieger’s,
Mahackemov Hotel Block,
South. Norwalk, 0011121.
RIES AND‘MEATS
mmmnmmmamoa 10mm
itrssnid. station...-
ncw 11min! [liéiril k nirkerman not keep :i.
lit) '2':
MEAT MARKET.
hit it (2 Ill-roll is not (finial yet. but (an 1’ it found
at the old stand. No. 6 “hill '1'. , birimgh. whrre the
2:. cs o: meat and fr h z! in: tom-2t market prices
["99]; Ll. & BICInBRNI I 3'.
".10.--. -.
Very Low Prices.
5. WWW“ & SIN,
84 Washington Street.
South
lhu't 3w pot of! with there 2» I who
CHEAP 00098
We. have mow very ten/y
full
Try it and be confined. Price. C’s: ptrgni.
Norwalk.
New t'rop S. 0. 3101.55ch
‘BHCIK
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E. K. Lockwood if»: (308.
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own to n.
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and
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YUL‘P e 1”
ii it} 11 11035”
Plumbers and
Fitter-i, .‘ilsle
Tin Roofers.
F llllTIlISW [Eli llilli'S’ stint
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, ‘ Cil -and 1'
argL'“sm"" IWILL SELL meat—IKE]: D o w N g $333522
. . covered in,
ii
0‘
-
ill continue our great clearing
for everything pertaining to it first-‘
We w
WE ARE THE
‘PIONEERS
(consider ourselves headquarters
Dry-Goods Establishment.
k at. the following low rates
Henry A " Tilly,
lilillliill Milli. ’
Special attention given to re—
pairs in all branches.
A good second-basil, (truest.
ed carriage for sale.
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