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Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 31, 1889 · page 4

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Ila-Ilium sale.
0n the above date we wtll present to
the Ladle. the largest line at l-luihroider.
lee to be touud in this State, all new.
(ml: and attractive goods. and quality
and price that will he sure to please.

Note our list of prices:
1000 yards lliiin any at 1 :ent per yard.
w) ii ii n 2 II ii in
750 ii ii ii 3 II in it
M) ii .i . y .i II t.
875 ii .i H fl it .i ll
4w ll it it 7 ii ii ii
m u ii (I ll i. ol H
m it ii iqo .. u D‘
‘0 ii “12* ii li u

Bl. values at 15. 19, 25, 29 and upward
to our Wide Flouncing at $1.50 per yard.

A feature of our sole is, you can buy
any length on wish, either in wide or
narrow g s, and in any quantity.

You will find our prices lower than can
be purchased elsewhere.

A fine line of matched goods, all Wlllllltl
and alloverii to match atltedlletter prices.

Also a complete line of line Nanisook
Embroideriee, match patterns, at bargain

rises.

Our great Leaders in Cambric Edging

are:
15c. Hamburge for 10 cents per yard.

. i 1211 ll ii
250. to u 177 N is it
370‘ ii ii i)", ii is u

I u H 29 H u at
55c u H 39 u u u

Completeline of all overs. new designs
this season, tron] 49c. per yard to $1.79
per yard.

Ladlce’ Cotton l'ndcrwcnr.

We commence this season with an en-
ormoua stock of Ladies' cotton under-
wear—all new goods. made of the best
quality of muslin, latest designs and

On Tuesday,

and White 'l‘ieket Salt-s, (filli'll as they are) advertised by otli
“(‘11 Dry Goods Sales in l'iiiiiiei'timil, Sillllt‘ uttering ‘35 per cent. discount on al
,Mh. have “1“,... found the, goods as advertised, and eiiiisloi-tory in every particular, together with the

promoted, for we w
gains at 25d, :19. 49.

mew

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01 $3105

in Store, for the pi

ill otter special bar-
50, till, 79, hit, 99 and
liriiwus. Night

upwards, in Chemise, '
Ladies don t

Dresses and Unmet covera.
tail to call and see them.
'l‘orclion'ii liner-n.
1,200 yards of hand made TUIl‘llOfl'd
Laces. Special values at 5. 8, 10, 12.5 15.
ill and “.35 cents per yard, also a nice line of
hotter grades equally as low in propor-
lion.
Corrie-Iii.
We (iller the greatest lizirgziiiia In (for-
sete to be found, as follows:
Empress Corset only 3th.
Queen Comet only Mr.
Warner's Coraline t‘orset only title.
lienuiiieFrench \VOVt‘ll(‘111’51'101115’ Gite.
Jersey Lily Corset only Tile.
Warner's llealtli Corset only 99.3.
K. F. Trii‘ora Q. I). Corset only title.
'l‘ricora llealth Q. 1). Corset only tilts.
Ball's Style A Colored t‘il liargaiiii only
990.
Ball's style It White, only $1.00.
Ball's Nursery l'orei-t only anon.
Newport iWoveni Corset only $1.00.
lleiiuine Kaho t‘oreet only $1.00.
1". l’. Tricora Q. 1). Corset only $1.25.
1’. l). Corset only $1.41.
Thompson’s Glove Fitting Corset only
1.19.
’F Blissee’ Corsets at :19 and (lite.
Stones‘ Corset \Vaiste only $1 ‘35.
A 79c. (‘oraet tor 493. .
hutch-Sole agents for Kahd Corsets in
Nora-alk and South Norwalk. _
Red better prices on aprons, 19, '23, 22.).
371 and 40¢. each.
l‘om lete line of Biietlee, all prices.
Red etter Prices on Tohnggans:
15c. [or Tohoggan worth 110.
290.. for Toboggan worth Sit,

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A llappy New Year to all our patrons of the Popular Dry Goods More of li‘orii'iilli.

Vollllix.
(ireiiailiiie, her-t quality, 11:. pi r yard.
llaregr-e’ best quality, 23¢. per yard.
SewingSilk, heat iKiiliiy, 21c. per yard.
:1 Stripe \eiliiig. ist quality, 17¢. per
'aril.
) t‘ompletii line of Small Ware, Notions
and Fancy Articles always on hand.
llrainard & irriiiatroiig‘a Wash Silks
Tic. eliein. 2 tor ti ~.
)1 iii orders promptly iitii~iidul to.
2m- l'nrlerwcnr. 290
‘1‘: ill 7.. L'iilii-a‘ White, Heavy Weight
\‘mia and Pants. all sizes, and usually
sold (or 50c. each, will Ht‘ll this lot dur-
lllt; ltiwl l. -lter fill“ at 29c. inch,
29c.

:13 di 7.. tleni'a lit-:ii'y Hi-oti'li inixwil
Shirts and Drawers, till 857.11, worth one.
each, hut lteil Li tier price Will ltt' only
L’lI-n each.

This iii an opportunity {or lleiitleinen
not to tow.

All our hotter lll1«’H ol l'iiili-rwi-ar will
[in marked in proportion.
I70 ll‘iullowuyii. 17i-

«til «1! 7., Stilloway .' eke, Il’ll‘llly eolil at
25:3. per pair. will eel during this sale at
17c. per pair.

Gente’ Furnishings.

(li'iits’ all linen Collars lrom 8c. iip.

lients‘ all linen (falls from lilo. up.

Our 33c. (letita' Ties {or Bic.

Our 42 and 500. Tree lor trio.

Bargains in Suspenders at at 1", 15, 19,
21c. and upwards.

llitr Lender l’iilnunilrlcil 251-.

50 iloz. lient‘s Unlaiindrieil Shim, "I"

inforced Buck and trout. Linen llosoni

and Wristbands. This shirt I't'li'lllel {or

-l2c., our Ital Letter price only 236.
390.

dried Hhirt. i-xtra heavy cotton, than.
forced hack and Front, warranted all
linen Bosviii and \vtlfllll.tllili',tlltlil pat-
i-Iiii-il unleiiralile link. and better than
any htlc.l~iliiit iii'l‘oun. We will aell
llllrl lot at 21“.». l‘lll‘ll during this sale.

tiiir 754'. iiiiliiiiniltii-il shirt you can
buy during lte-il latte: sale (or 59¢. each,

301- Our Lenali r Ltllllltll’ll'do 391'

We. will buy you ii lo'llllllllli'tl Shirl.
Linen Boeoni and Wristbands, Its-interc-
eil Back and Front. Thesi- aliirte are
worth 50¢. each. but can lll' lvoiight tor
Stile. during our Bid 1. -iii~r .‘ialt'.

thir 75c. Laundries) Shirt you can buy
for -1‘.l.‘. ouch during this sale.

llur $101) L'iiiiiilriml Shirts you can
buy for 751:. elii-li, or ti for $22.00.

Our $1.25 ll'lllllill'll'il Hliiityoii ("in buy
for $1.00 each.

Hpi-i‘ial drives in tw.- lots of Liiliee'
(Howe.

2:! llin, la'ttlil'h. K1 1 ‘;I|)v.'“' Ttlflil, 4
buttons, Allin. per l‘tlll’.

:llliloz. L'iilii-s' Unilrvw-il Klil ”lover,
Tami, 4 liulltillr'. fine. per pair. Both big

bargains.
A nice lin'v i-f lvrttivr goods at 1th Let-

ter price-i.
Special done in Hosiery of all kinds
at ltml Letter priwi, which means low.
Mail order-s promptly atri'nileii to.

Ribbons.

The iii-dun .‘itori- \\ ill keep up ita rep-
utation of carrying ”in" largest and moat
complete line o1 lliliiieine to he loimd in
the niarkrt. in» y ii . l't' cerlnznly cheap
{so people mi ll lief .i- this fiilli‘, lint they
will ll" niiir'li low. r “In n the “I’ll Lol-
ttri are plat-ml on tho”),

Every

counters 1,000 more of "It? popular 25¢.
cloth hound limbs, and are ixpii-t to
have a corn into line at «remained on it.it~
almue, in t lit shipment.

should Willow this grand ommtniiity
ti) Nipply their Want» adult“ Hit» aisle,
tor the great ucrei how it» well our
goods no chi-rip la, We do a «null Miami-m,
and We are thereto": renal-led to giro thi-
public the lowest grumble prion, (or ire

prices which are herr‘llW‘vl by a Bridge
advertisi- them as a bargain at 5/», Witflll

rim.

will; hair “[10 stripe at are" mil in

950 Mal“. Me
On Jan. than we will place on our

The people at Sorwvilk and “"1111!"

where in quick palm and enroll pioliti.

Dream Goods.

Look what m-are allering. (“A'vriipiriv
port house. .
Poole cloth 50 inch wide at film. they

We never out over rm,
Send tor samples and compare all wool

Bridgeport at vllc.

link Warp "0'11!le at we. 1'55 4. what
they ask in Bridgeport.

French Broadclmhs at 9515'. pm yard.
Advertiml as a bargain at me 104171153“
sale in Bridgeport [or tine, It will par
you to look our stock on r,

Remnants 01 all kind» riiarlunel at hall
prim. Remnants of linear tomb. l‘illktl
Velvete, finance and l'iarinelvi cheap.

firm-inflicts.

200 Newmarhts at in tin, worth it! '19.
75 New markets at 17.75! not or In tore
sold 1m than $12.1”.
250 Eleanor Sewmarkr'ta at $9.30. 5! to,
11.50, 12 50; marked down Intro fl: for,
13.00, 17.54). 13 Sir. (.fol‘lariil mv yourself.

Mil".

Int l L’l llwll Lyon-i Black Satin bier
vullrnx at Mir. per yard, was let «to.

Lot '2, 1'1 Itii'li heavy all silk Black
Satin lltiaiizznieii at 59!. INT yard, was 75
ct“.

1/113, ‘31 inch Black Sitm ltliadameu
at ”th- pvr yard. “as $1.129.

hit 4. 73.! "W11 Antoina Quint-1t (Tier:
Black Silk at ties. per yard. 'l‘heiie goods
have ram-r lit...” unlit ll‘rl than $1.19 is
yard.

I'lllult humane. and Jiii-licln.

25 Extra Heavy l’lnsh simples that Wt‘
itiilrl at ‘21 3'1. (I‘lllll'l'd I." ’1993.

211"! ”If it: 50 l‘nnih Sampler! reduced
21.293. This marque In a lmnatide bargain
and Worth $3300.

l’iuah Jact- :4 at n Greet Reduction.
hook at the prise. W95. $11.93, $13.50.
{1193. ll: slit. .«1 ti...n $12.50. (11.50.
611'», you).

first Annual Mile of lloiieelieepo
en Linen.

The attention or llouwkmqwra, Hotel
and Restaurant Keene“ it particularly
called to line sale of Housekeeping
Home. The Bargain: [tn-writer] excl-ll
anything; we hare twrc-tolore altered and
are positively beyond competition. An
oppmtiini y iii hurried to «cure the finest
and rum! fi'llbl’lla' makes of home. at the
promo! ordinary grader. liirly inspec-
tion invite-l.

’l’nmc ”numb.
all 'nrd’a‘fl of Cream loom Damask. pure
[rich Liam at 410.2,. per yard. worth 60.

25151;: cm at line (lama Denial-k at
flats per yard. mmh 73.

17 pier” of switch loom [Murat-k n1
fir. pr yard. r: din/w! 1mm “'1.

for 25's.. considerid good value at 125C.
each.

linen, extra size, 1250., worth 174:.

ele. extra size. at 17c.. worth 25.

81 To R E ‘tbgo’v:

Jan. 15, 1889, we will inaugurate our Red Letter Sale of Dry Goods and Kitchen Furnishings.

t i I r . . ‘
er lli‘y liooils Norm iii the State, hut the great and only Bonn-title Red Letter Sale, turn be ioiiiiil at the Boston Storcol' Noi'ii'iilk. Your
1 goods, others paying lzii‘i~s,&i'., lllll the people, the buyers, trill how to admit, that there never was a sale equal to the one now going
largest assortment and lowest prices, as. an inspection ol‘ the following will prove:

Suplilm.

Lot l—l Napkins lilo, worth '15.

Int 2—3 Napkins 65in, worth $1 00.
Lot 3-1 Napkins 6110., worth $1.25.
Lot 4——t Napkins 75R, worth $1.35.
Lot Tina Napkins 816., worth $1.50.
Lot “—1 Napkins title, Worth $1.59.
Lot 7—3 Napkins 31.9%., worth $1.75.
Lot 15—3 Napkins "filo" worth $1.87.

TO‘VCII.
50 ii: an Hook and llimask Towels 3

0

69 duz‘ll Hook and Damask Towels, all
73 dozen Hook and Mornil Linen Torv-

98 dozen [luck and Damask Towels,
knotted and plain, handsome colored
borders. 19c" regular rice 29c.
Blankets, Quilts, \lliite Goods. unus-
ual bargains.
Blankets.
('tosing out odd lots of Blankets {some
slightly soiled) regardless of cost:
10 4 Blankets 611e,, were 81.00.
1054 Blankets We” were $1.25.
10-1 Blankets $1.19, were. $1.49.
10-1 Blankets $1.75, worth $2.25.
10-1 Blankets $2.25, worth $3.00.
104 Blankets $2.98. worth H 50.
11-4 Blankets $1.05, Worth $6.50.
12-4 Blankets $6.25. worth 87.50.
California Blankets in all gradie.

Qullls.

2 mm ([0011?! Quilts. a good, heavy
quality, 69¢. each, worth 98.
1 case L'roclii-t Quilts, Marseilles pat-
terns, full riize. 1080. each, worth $1.25.
75 Slarseille's Quilts. full size, $1.24
each. worth $1.49.

usually Sold for 75 ‘.

251'.

 

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5.

Plush.

We will oil'er dining this iiale 700 ydl.
l lllfincli plush in all the leading color-
tilllc [Hf yard.

lllllllll lllllfll'llllllll.
BA SEMENT.

Fruit or Vegetable Presses at 20c;

I
now; 1-ng Beater at 11"; iiuually cold

 

Dtcorated Dinner Set, 119 pieoee, at
$8.95 and $9.95; worth $15.“).

Ammonia at 7c per bottle.
Witch Hazel, 19:.

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l'inliirll-ie from 75: '. to $1111").

 

 

:ltlc. tor Tobogigan worth 7-3.

 

rimminga, and must beaten to be ap-

 

59c. for Tohogiran worth $1.00.

 

4llllf'7" ol thiI popular 0. K. Unlaiin-

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til pone oi lit-"whirl l) nihle Damask.

ram ii with. at 72”., 'north $1.00.

12 Marseilles Quilts, full size, $1.09,
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k at G o’cli)cl{.———lt‘i'oiii the time Wt: opened till the e
We feel it a duty we owe our clerks, who have worked patiently and late for as, «rape rinil
rested, and (ran more pleasantly attend to the wants of“ our (f'ilrlltrllltfl’a' than if they worked late every evening.

 

 
 

 

ml of 1888 we kept open every night till 8.30, but begin 1889 with closing
y during the Holidays. and in giving them three evenings a week we also benefit.

 

Reasons Why we close 3 nights a wee

Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday evening at 6 o’clock.
the public, for our clerks will he more

x BOSTON STORE
FlllTlIlSWEEli

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FEBRUARY SALE.

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Special attention given to re-
pairs in all branches.

A good second-hand, two-seat-
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