SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, THURSDAY
GREAT A ‘MRRR DllWN SlllE. '
SCOFIELD (ll. HOYT,
WILL , BUY YOU. AT THIS SPECIAL SALE.
Unheard of Bargains will be offered to the Public during our 190.
Sale for One Week ending February 16th.
A crowning effort has been made in each department to place
some good and useful article at the astonishing low price
of 19c, which usually retails for 250 and upwards.
NllW is THE TIME l'llll " llll'l‘TllN UNDERWEAR
all sz .«I.
CENTS. LadiI‘II’ tiherniIe. G'X‘
Ira good cIIttI-n. trimmed Willi
(ENTS fIir ladies Dianna,
made of good I ot'on, El tIickII,
trimmed With '1' IrcliIm Lace,
I 9 TIIrI-i IIIIILI‘IIII,II‘IIuIdbe cheap
:It‘ .l7_ '-.ICIiit.
llirgains.
CENTS. Ladies' Corset Covers,
extra line cotton. Hamburg
trimming, pleated from and
3 line tucks ThIIse goods neI'IIrIIold
for be; than 33.: Inch.
CENTS. SPECIAL. II'IIliIm'
49 Skirts, all sizes, made of good
<o+———-
OORSETS.
cotton, 3 lllHllUfll tucks, and
CENTS. SPECIAL. Ladies'
5 9 Night Gowns. yoke back and
a 6 inch rutlle.
from, rutllIId collar and front,
10 line tucks, and Worth $1.60. All sizes.
—-———ooo——
CENTS {or 1 yard Hamburg
I 9 lroni 3 inches wide to ltlincliI II
Wide; good-I cheap at 25c. All
bargains. Choice at. this price of several
patterns.
”99%—
CENTS. Torchon Lace, 4‘;
inches wide. cheap at 25c,, {or
it is the hand made goods.
”nook.—
RIE’BONS
l I
I 9CENTS will boy 1 yard of No.
12, t-ithIr moric crown edge,
gro grain satin edge, out plain
or picot edge.
(at 27c. per yard.
These goods uaunlly sell
Fannilnnils Dnnl’n’l
I
CENTS for medium size bottle,
best quality, Bay Rum.
CENTS fur l litltlle of Rubia
foarii. Sold I‘III-rywhete for
25c.
CENTS will hm an ounce
b -t he of line CIilIIoriII; choicII
ers lines.
CENTS will buy a medium
I slzsd bottle ol L'ininan &
hinrrsy's Florida Water; usu-
ally sold at 250
CENTS will bill a handsome
I 9 Hand Mirror; worth 295.
able powder for the preser-
vation of the skin.
CENTS will buy your choice
I of three of the best makes of
tracing \V heels, rose wood
handles. either Blflflle or double wheels;
generally retailed at 250 each.
of tire ditl’erent inanulactur-
CENTS will buy 1 box of Min-
l 9 er‘s Almond Meal. an impalp—
('l‘INTS \Ii'l g. .III you I IIlIoII-I
of time 'I‘lll "l of t Iirlin..
lroIIs “l‘l't chin II IIIllI :0” for
an \TS in! 1 (film Illl' lgnlI 'II
(ihllllli- IIII llIIIplI 1 Soup. This
Ion klliil- i~ II lure on
L' EN l5: std I'I:Il hr 1 cake ol’
2 t'u’icurii 5- up, or 2 for 2.79.
CENTS fur? ruins of Inst
9 (.Iastilefinapzrrtail price 133:6
a cake.
CENTS for- " spool-I I { any col-
I 9 or Silk and 2 spool-I of "I'IIIIIl.
(.‘FNTS “ill buy 5' spnnlq III
I 91\Vllllnlanlll nrt. 'lfltk'MTlll’tlltl
UsUIIIIprII'ei .: .nspool.
LLNTS {or 6 IpoIIlI-I of lies!
I 9 Hosting (lotion. Usual prici-
5c. a spool.
‘ CENTS {or 1 dIIzIIn of a choice
| 9 line of Buttons.
CENTS Wlll buy 4 cards of
I block or colored lluttcns. cards
containing 2 to 4 d: 1.~-II on
’l'liI-III- goods are north from 106.
Great bargains.
each.
to 30c. pI-r dr z-In.
CENTS {or Holland Shade“.
I 9 Bali! spring fixture-J maIlr.
...w . 49¢ eeeee —~
DRESS GOODS.
CENTS per I. an] will buy a ‘I‘!
I 9 incllChelelSillllllgll‘l(:llt‘t'lifl
and stripes. They are worth
37'; cents per yard. Don’t fail to see
them.
CENTS per mm til. ‘I tIIII an
all III: II! LIIlII II 't' lnth 3% inch-
(25 wide, and well worth 37.1,.
cents. I! you want a bargain secure a
dress now.
L'l NTb‘ pIr } 1nd [or I. n all
“(ml 'l'ricI t 4‘. ’ inches It'Iiie
and sol l at a big bargain I bit»
where at 4" J cents. W (I hate only 2,000
yards and Hwy wont last In: Ig.
(E‘ITS per yard for a 51 inch
LIIliIIII' C.loth Them:- goods
tired “I ll worth 62; Cents per
yard
-———— coo—ew—
Newmarkets.
FOR a Stripe NI wmar-
4 49 her with (tape, tight
I fitting frost and Eng;
"5h tailor roadr- laIlr
Plush—”fickets.
THREE quarter length. This; way
IIon 3 popular Jacket 3 prices—
” 95. $14 97 I and $18,91They are
excellr- Int value.
[innit—linings.
CENTS TO CLOSE THE 101‘.
I 9 1 box of Raphael Retersibl»
linene Collars, or I box nl
Angelo linens Cuffs. tour-fold goods-I,
considered cheap for 25c.
('liNlSnIlllnn a l‘ll’“ li- til-I'
h I. ..I SIIIII or I: III that u~uil~
ly retails for LIIII; light and
thitk I'- Ilor I
(‘ l. \‘l‘SIIIlI lIuI lpiiir of our
rI- gull Ir‘. ‘iI in-Ipu ‘lltll rs: c liIIiI
If lIIIll II Iluz- 'lI styl---; silk
lilll liI Il ,;:II i la
(.1.th will buy ‘3 (tents IiIII n
t'zollirs: lplI. wmranted rill
IiiiIii. ( "liIIiIr of half ti
dizen styles: llwsl' goods we Usually sell
for l2§It each.
p'iir, llll
('l‘INTS will buy 2
I 9 “Ill-'5, (iIrIIII' ('nll'»; l'lll'illl
at 15c II pill.
CENTS for 3 pair.
I 9 medium weight
worth l'25c [er pair.
('I‘ZNTS —WI~ have selected it
I 9 lot of Hosiery, liadies', Gents'
and Ulllldfl'n s, goods that sell
[rum "1 10.50. pIr pair. We will place
this line olg oh :It the low figure of WI
pI- r p:.rir
(ients'
sucks;
......1 §.¢A..- __ .
V EILING.
l 1 CENTS PER YMllt.——Special;
very best quality—«3 stripe
\‘eilinp: usually rotniled at
2233 per yard.
r“.
Lailns’ Bulls, Collars, Rulings.
CENTS will buy 1 pair of
9 Cults, and 1 Collar: warranted
all lIrII-n:or2 Collars, choler-
It'llsl}lt“‘.llll>l7."i. Thesi- good-I were
sold at 1297 and 15¢ each; they are
:Ufr'ly llaYgJHlé at this price.
(' E3 IS for I told ( repo Line
I 9 ltncliirig; choice of 5 siylea,
and generally retailed at 256
p« r \Hld .
GLOVES.
CENTS will bur 1 pair of
9 LIdlr‘S‘Jt’rSt'y Glove-I, black
and colors, embroidered back.
regular 25c grinds.
' _. -..4.*~
Laniis’Jnisnilnsls.
CENTS for l India's fine ribbed
9 Jersey Vest. lung III-eves;
usual price 293 each.
CENTS for 2 sireiris of best
9 quality of Saxony; all shades
CENTS for 3 laps of best qual-
9 ity of Zephyr; all shades.
CENTS will buy you3yards
9 of heavy White Flannel, usu-
ally sold for So. a yard, or 2
yards of extra Heavy Gray Flannel, sold
anywhere for 12} a yard.
l l \I‘ {-Ii .5 )IIIII-I III “mm
9 t ‘-h Hi (rinuorim II!" J I'. Hm ”I
\‘t I lit N llll"l' IIlZ, (“Itii-I lIJII'.
'1} u I I VI p IIi.Il Irrl fur
(1':sz 2 _\ II}. It liriimlilt'
('I-IIlIIII- I-i ll y'I—IIl» Ill I. III!
Il-III i‘IIItIII. {SItIIIIlIIyIIIIlyJ
i'l‘INTS put in :l yanlvI lllIIachv
I 9 IIH'IIHIIII II‘hIrIIiIIl will ill-III be-
a good IIII‘I-I-tIIIIIIit l't‘fUl’t' you
leave the store.
04* ......-
“Century Cloth”
I 9“
CENTS will buy 3 yards ol
9 Shelton! cloth with a fancy
scalloped border.
CENTS will buy 4 yards of Al.
9 Ian I’ririts.
CENTS Wlll buy 3 yards of all
born toweling, usually sold {or
35 a yard.
CENTS (or ll all linen N .iplrinn
9 in pink :II. I] t.- hie bur borders
CENTS will buy you 2 good all
9 linen Damask or lluck Tow-
ehI. We have been selling
these for 12%.. but Ihry must go.
(' ENTS It ill l-iII any customer
92 yards FeathII Ir Ticking, sold
anynliI- re for 1 file. ii. yard.
These are
CENTS boys 2 yards of nice
9 slyles’fnnt‘y UretoiiiIII.
CENTS for»! ynrdst XI! :1 he :wy
. 9 Kingston Pr: ntII. This lsa
genuine, lmrg -,Iiii
(TENTS will buy at this sale
9 4 yards extra heavy Twilled
(,‘rash, sold right along for 75c
per yard, We must unload these goods,
so they inn-t go at this price,
CENTh . Very niceqrmlity—
9 open work Scrim, 3 yards
goes at this price.
Bargains, Basement.
Read what you can buy in our Kitchen
Department {or 19c.
I 9 (12818 for 6 Cups or 6 Igucers
I 9CENTS for (It curated PEIItes,
I CENTS lor5
30c.
I 5CENTS for 1 bottle best quality
Tun IlIlI rs; worth
“ Itch Hazel.
(Jups Iiually sold at 85 cents.
I 9(‘ENT‘5 for] handsome Syrup
REMEMBER
' and Saturday evening till ten o ’.clock
BOSTON
We close three nights at six o’clock and keep
op en Monday and Thursday evenings till 8. 30
STORE.
. FLORIDA URANGES
FEBRUARY ll, 1889.
WMMMW. Mm. a ..
flavln
finished their inventor . will be it that
well as y 8‘
ty to
Ilolliiiid Hhadcss, “llll All our 1. ill Knit L IIIlerIIeiu' reduced
(hinted, 2Ilt‘; “tll'lllodt [II 1.63; I fill in I ‘ll; l. 3-5 lit 1 IO: {lll'
Holland Shades. IIitli lust Ilvriill"8""mm: O‘llohll. “OMAN“ l‘JtuflI ‘
III at spi iiig
fixturie, Id .liiI: north I'm.- l l l ’
_ 'Ilui l it w; tlII-sI- are in IIIry respect
“Nil“, Shad”. ‘WIUI llflll" wring the liriestIIIreIItIIn ttIeirIIirhet.
r ‘ I. . .- . i
flaturrs, Wk" “0"“ “"I' ‘1 Ammonia lll Ll ouucn bottles at OI‘ per
bottle.
l (350 good pIiIItI 3c prr yard.
1 Case Lirrlies' IInIl (lIIiItII‘ hose, in
colors and black, Oc: Wtil’lll 15:-. l
N. l‘S.—~()ITI£ S'l‘()l€ES VVIIJIA
NI». ‘3 Guzoltc lhrlltllng‘. Nur“ ulk. Conn.
nbllshed {not that we have heretofore so
bleached lOI l.
um. 23; 9-4, 22c. ’
Space dot-II not permlt us to quote rurilicr, but we would my that this epidemic IIIIII flllt't‘ll‘d all our dl‘lllll'llllt'llln.
Agents for Butteriok’s Celebrated Patterns-
13E
SCOF‘IELD d’c HOY'I‘
affront. Mark Down Bale. Feb. 6th. ,
the best of goods for less money than an ~
otnerll rm in this vicinity. it. would be needless to any that. this will be the greatest. opportun -
urchins Dry Goods ever chronicled in this place.
Be ow we will try to give an idea. of the many bargains we offer.
5.0% yards to st Aw IIIslI'mII ' inI III ii.."
to hum-I, 75¢. I
)llthliII’Il-I ll1'>l .\II-IIs I:I,: ill‘i -;;II gI’
’llIII 'l‘ricorzi. U l) Corsets, OIlI; the harm 8‘-
3 I’IOOyurIls Toil-
Boat lltllllt‘r’llt' Hillt I-iis,
Special run IIII all
‘2lI':
lil Noid. lll'.
llI'.
IIIIIIIlIIiI; Ptllllllll
O l. ‘23; Ullltli'llt‘lil‘lll
IilI‘l’W' ()I’EN 'I‘
No. (It-l \Vuuhingtrnr Ht.
As it. is
lv‘:Ill~.I l"llllIl‘ll.I-I Hillt in all Will)”, 900
pIIr_\2II'Il‘.I\IIIIiI 133
lllIIIli Srlkw. “.IIrcIIItIIIl all silk, and
not t I (‘t’ I-lr. UNI; north l.‘.’-'i.
All I-ltirl booth in dress goods It
('Ilnl.
"llmiul IlIIIIIl-I" (YuiliIItrlis'rIilliiir, 3.35.
llII~t lllln'l" «mp» hilk VI-ilIIIu, in all
calms, lfii'; III'IIIUI 1356.
)l.
ILL. N l’.
.. Sour h Nor“ ullr. Conn.‘
AlltI'll [Tint 'l"‘l
and
ill lLlllIltS
It is not all |
covered with;
Nickel Plate. i
it is made in'
l'iil'lt
oII'iI town.
.tlso
.l gent for the E
l
—A'I‘.—
E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
c I'lclIrIItI-Il
ll ll“ ll MON I)
ll lNl' l8 1
l’liirithi'rs :IiIIl
Gris l
Fitters, Slate
and
'l’iII llool‘crs.
E. Ii. IJOCI{“ ()()I) .\' (‘0..1‘01‘vvllr.
The Buck Ranges
l’r'i («we I 00
Specialo Prices BnnTs AN” SHBESIM
Great Reduction Sale
(UNTINIE AT Till":
H. HARVEY
Until March 1.
firm»; ONLY
‘1 "1""
The
C.
375
\\ ”IL
I"
Sill ll
l’zrir-s of
may \l'll.l III:
iOnly 5, 400 Fair's oi Ladies 25c Rubbers.
.I‘t" _\
Grim"
(‘.l‘ and Mk M Ito I.‘ III' .- Ito! M r HIII II-
t’..i.i . ' Il ‘ I Ilt at ‘ll
‘WDGO l'airs Gent.‘
Got to he Sold.
0. H. HARVEY,
12 North Slain lit...
‘lt‘x'WlNll‘l i1-"IJ
liarlics‘, BIII .u. tlisnm’, Youth
and ( hilrlren 5 Shoes III I) "in Elcncrlptirm.
Nurnor'ousa to
(‘IIll and Secure the Bargains. as the Goods IIIWI
s'l'IIltE tili'
“flippers Inc“;
'lllA\ Ilinl'.
l. V‘s
AT
l'. I cm ”at.
-linlIlI tIIIrl tli LI 2" III.II.I «only Isc
laIIlJ 9 WII I; 1 iIIi I.’ . Il- I;3It.-iIII,: out at cost.
"fabull
3! ontio
Mouth N orn’alk. .
Bargdfiore.
WNotwithstanding the
advertised sale of Dry
Goods at cost and less than
cost. we will sell good
goods for less money than
case of Prints.
merits, we oller the follm'iiig:
HBBllll‘l’.
SI-zwinal‘le lltislrty in Lfl‘rlll‘a‘ and
Children's Pinto and llibluIIl Salld?
Colors oral Stripes. t'liilIlreiI's Extra
liI III'y It'iIheIlJlleck and L'olor»,lmtn
OI,- npwards. Ladim‘ Cotton Hose.
Black and Colors. Ribbed and Plain,
the best in he bail in the trade at the
pIIpnlar pricrIol 25c. A large dis-
play of Lisle Thread and Sill; Hosiery
always on hand. Each of the four
above lots are worthy of immediate
attention.
.Jfll‘lll Wallis.
200 Ladies' Black Jersey Waists.
plain and trimmed. for $1.33. $1.6“.
$1.72, $1 *3, which are bargains, and
we positively say that they are worth
d»..uhle the above mentioned prices.
—-——ooo~—
Kill Glninn.
We have the largcst assortment of
'L'Idis sI' Kid Gloves in Mouequetaires,
IlrrI‘IIIIl and goods: in all lenths, plain
nrd clocked barks, also all lengths in
Button Kids, Dress-cl and SuedI .
Pile”! ranging from $1.00 to $3.00
SIlk Mitts In all the latest evening
Pll‘itlrf‘; 3:“? Black (mm 6 to 30 But
lull length. Tho
have taken great care to sJect and
Would say they are choice.)
URNBB WPBBBBI’B.
( IEIl c. I rid \ I Iitury Cloth “'rziprwrs,
pr No It lit'iI i I in plain, \Iothr r Hubs
bar! and Pl’ll- case back, in all the
new spring shades, guaranteed home
mode, for $1.25, *3 50 did $1.75.
any store in town.
SPECML
THIS WEEK!
LADIES’
lllllIlIlllB.
ALL LINEN,
9c. Each,
3 for 25¢.
BANKS ll SNYDER.
Mahackerno Hotel Block.
s
Opp. Poetofllu:
Pickled Oysters
(instill, Clams, Llllllllll,
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Imported Grapes and Nuts,
CUllUllfr‘, which we take. pai‘ticul
CANNED (30005.
lava your orders for
Pickled Oysters
HUNT St ZELUFF’S.
M S
[ll-II» Goods Notions, Ladies
above. stock We
at care in Select
l': CARRY the largest, choicest, most elegant and exr lIi<i IIII lltrl; I' l~' oi Hosiery , Glrv'
and G0iit5 Furnishings and Dollie: tics,
p:i:~l to: i d: l‘. s w:- have rccc iI'cd from the largest manulnrturcrs :iiiIl \IliIilesnlL-rs, invoice“
the latest hpiiiig Now lties also three cases Ol‘GlngltitllF. French. Scotch and Domestic; ‘
In addition to these and the many bargains to he lotiiid in other dep.
Bills llllll Plllllll.
We furl that it isnurdniyt utilization,
to ll.“ p»- ip in that I». 'llr’VI‘ IIII h it: Il-
an army uI utip'irltlltlml big, I IIIIs I I
l’ongce, t iiina, Sun: ii' Silks, Sit rm,
I’llhllrs, ll pla: II an 1 litur- Isl tor
fancy work.
Chenille and Sill: Orll 'ImI ni-I. In
addition to this st It” I “I- nredisp l'lV'
inst a new and grand a~snriment of
t ‘IIiIulIIiIl l’ihrqu 8 and fan: I wart-
for pIIiIIIiIIg.
Uilnlilnii all llll‘illlll
(‘ uetome rs \\ ill find on hanIl
and carefully Inlet-ted ~tIIcl; of Up-
hrilsten in Cotton and \lIirstI-Zd'
R—r Is, (' retonnes, Cotton, Wor- led and;
Silk Flushes, plainaiid ligurml on
which ws- are I lYIIringsprICIal Indoor-II
merits [or ”is earning thirty Ilays.‘
We again take pleasure in IIIIIIIIIinc
ing to our patron II that we have qut'
rrcI- over} from oil-I n! In" linr rest inr-
potion {ill the
"um-low DragIIriI-«I I Irish-t oz
White, Cream and Bag“ NIIttIngI
ham, Madras and Scriiioeof “inch
III- will make a lap:- ci.t‘il :3; lat I. m!
will take particular pai’ I-i ltlsliIIWI
ing.
Wlllfl Gilli.
Our stock of White (lands now on
hand for the present and fuiiir» I'M'Ifi
XIII‘IIr‘
sun are of exrpimto: stylu‘.
belorehave they in! ii tqllll'ttl and
prices nrver lower.“ which we also
will takI pleaI-urI in t'xllll’illltig
in; shades llil‘ l
I“
,II
SMITH
10 Main St, Opp. R. R. Depot, So. Norwalk.
Also linveju-It rrCr'th'll 1
all the new and latest designs In‘
I
a lnrrg. F
III'II hill at! ractlie‘
of,
Scotch, Saxony and LI
Pins and Needles.
and during
Gill's Furnishings.
Nwiii‘lthataoiling our tremendr
whine—5. at the. last three maul
IInr gII'siii furnishing departinen
prI I; m- i to furnish some of the I ‘
I! siralIlI bargains. Gents wills ,
liI.Il on hand our all linen (Jul
and Coils at our own establis
I [IrIcII—Callars 11c. each; Cuffs l
p. r p: .. : tietttr than can be procnr ,
I 9:» IWll‘ r». '
liIIIIlr' Neckwrmr We are count;
ly ltlfr‘h‘illg from the IIII’KNI rna
{Itl'lurt‘frifilylt’fi anl [)l’lCcS uanuI
lrIIl.
; I’ull lineof calors and sizes
l‘lenr'a mm make, [Ptfccbfil
Kid Gloves.
Gent; and YIiutlI'sI Unlannd
I Shirts, Tin-Ll Iniagmahle value
l the lab-n! lmpl’ul'l’l‘ patents of w
’ In one :4 thing large quantities .
i dun appreciation and satisfact
We have In stozlr and are concur
m min: all Hi: I new and la
sun.» I file rite Dressflhirts, in pin
1 HICl, p qtl!‘ andenibroidered, wh'
:.re Illnplfl} mg daily for our I
incurs; lfi‘pt‘CUtfll.
“c have hit. trim our area
Mark DI mu 3 -lt'lraring Sale a {e .
l- [Inf UnIlIIrIIeII- which we wil
s it very (Ill-sir: at about ”no.1,“
neural value.
it 'tllt‘!"l II we always keepacnm
v1.1. lint Ill (rvlllll his” 8069 O
IIIry kinl Iir:d quality. 1 iFor illns‘ .
IIIIIIIII, I lull, regular made hal
”firm for (hf.
Don’t tail to visit our Notion Counter, where you will always find a most complete assort
merit of Buttons. Ribbons, Germantown,
Floss, I’lmiiburgli Edgings, Handkerchiefs. llziir Pins,
Idy Gray Wools, Fleur De Lis
Sowing ‘ Silks and
lUJl‘H'y use.
We consider ourselves as No. 1 on all the above Iiieiltioncd goods and prices.
M. l. NMITN
Norwalk Chronicler