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Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 16, 1889 · page 4

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SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16,1889.

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OF OUR

 

AND

Ladies’ Cotton Underwear
TOGETHER WITH AN ARRAY OF

ExtraordinaryBargainellreugheu let it

SELDOM ll" l‘ll'l'lll “'l'fh'lfrel

Our values will prove conclusivelv that WE MEAN BUSINESS.
parison is your opportunity and our most earnest desire.

w a. M. wrswm.ww

Frlday Morgtmng, Feb. 15.

GRAND OPENING
Imeiuuiuummueuu

Tab eLinensTI .9 ,Cottons

BBNT’S llNLAllNBBlBB SHIRTS,

Bill,

Com-
It

ill) 0‘" 'l'lllh‘ t‘llN'l‘lNl'IN'l‘.

actually makes us smile to think how our competitors will be

ENORMOUS VALUES.

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running all over New York trying- to ofi'set our

BUT IT CAN’T BE DONE

WE CORDIALLY INVITE ALI...

 

than ever before.

 

 

 

Table Damask, Towels;
and Napkins-

Blllllll the Great lilies Neel Blllll will lie lee Have Ever Seen.

Patrdns will be actually amazed at our MARVELOUS BARGAINS.
an item' 1n stock for this sale but what 13 25 per cent. lower' In price
OUR OWE IMPORTATIONS OF FINE
LINENS MUST BE SEEN. They are of the Very Latest
Patterns and from 50 to 75c. UNDER PRICE.

Not

 

CENTSEI yard. \Vc tiller 5i
inch CI’t-Illlli‘ Dania-k In 3
styles. po~Iti. .Ily msrth torc-

tail 45c. ThI-I i-r one If the Birguins
that will newbie-gr you.

CENTS a yard. We (Lifer 5t
e inch Cfralllt' Damask, 2 styles
slittlw BlHthC’l’ than our 19;

one, and a big bargain to all.
Ira :Iravy Scotch ('rI-ame D.»

29 mark, in 1 style. \\'e have

seen these goods sold fur 5!}: a yard I-lsc-

where in the cin.
design, and a “on ti all

3 | HrrllStkPrépffS, is this Creams

Damask that we other In this sale.

CENTS a 32m} will buy at this
33 salt-an elegant lurgain In a
55 inch oxtra heavy lrish

Damask, well Worth 62§c a yard.
Cream..- Sitin Damask

3 72 This would be a bargain at

68min“ It will go in ”Ni sale at this
I price.

i 1‘ CENTS a yard for an extra

45 heavy Creame Satin Damask,

68 inches wide. When you

look at this bargain you will ask your-

self where' III the world did they get it':
But It is here and Will go at this price.

 

 

 

CENTS ll. yzzrsl. A 593 inch ex-

 
 
 
 
 
 

CESIS a yam. A beautiful

CEN'TSa Myard forafilinch

I!

CENTS II yard, at this sale

9 only. We wIll put ins very

fine Scotch Creams Satin
*DIM‘miuches wide. This is well

worth 93 cents a yard, and you will say
thnt this is: beautiful design when you

, see it.
3 72 1 Bleached Damask. This is
20119 of the best wearin!

Drunks and would be very cheap at 49
cents yud.

CENTS: yard for a :19 inch

l' 57‘th I: VIif'B: Ix'rn hmvv
, m hul Sc III II Illiirask Mil)
lynch 3 iii in thc‘ Hons» keep-

on BMW \w w: ll cul i' lyranw \w
DEVI-r have mild a yard lwn’ III in Slim-n5.
ENTS n yer-l for :I

(' gut‘wl
59 heavy lilrm'liml Drum-k, 7.5!

lr'Cllv‘ IIIIZI 1.: II; II: II a. e. l l.-
as some, but a little fmsr and a litv'l

luau-in.

6 22 offer this lllo-achml Damask
2% our I F ADER. l: I:

heavy. tine and“ inches wide and as for

wearirrrv there Is no question about that,

nyou will testify v. run yr: hare (men

It.
6 Scotch Satin Dimask; to all
lovers of fine table wear thi«

will make your eyes “’zllfl’, for It is a
beauty, both in quality and pattern.

CENTS a yard. At this sale
2 we will ofl. r a R rd B IrIlvrrd,
Cream Satin Dammik. It Incli-

cs wide, and VI ll bought elsewhere

“$13 a yard s ,‘llll’lltlF I: r:
I (tie heave» -r :I :7.“ iii: I r t" IIII
(or ill": -nt Dinicrk

(ENTS a yard. Wei will

CENTSII yard for ll (Birch.

ishould you pay Rife. a yard.
g . . , J:

‘ “ "B CENTS a van! for as inch. {ed
fitment}: Creams eatin Dam-
Nikki 3 beautiful pattern and

well worth 49c.

2 Turkey Red 54 inch Damask
These are the heat oil boiled

goods and worth more money, but as We

said before, we want to make this Linen

Bale one to be remembered in Norwalk,

we, therefore, quote very low prices.

CENTS a yard for our 30c

 

 

(ELVIS ii Ilhl'll. “'I- (tinr III
49 llrlrl sillr ruin qty-live Ih 24:
l3 ill; :II'lie-Il llllltflrk Napkirh

in him Ilrlivrwu lfittlr‘fll". (Vimn in and
hawk at this bargain. \Ve {may vaII Will
he w--ll pl 11-th by .m- vl vlllg,kml tho

l W!“ :t[
6 23]“. mix .1 Dru: Ink 1‘ who.
T‘Iié :.l.-o well Ivgza‘ you.

burnt c you h- In I'll! get than 3- wire

for it's-l than MP. 3. (BI-Z r.
>7» - .I III 7. ii. and $1]; a IBI z- n,

69 Til-4 {It comprise-s a chute:-

selI-ctu n of 4 3 an! 5 e Blltwflf‘hill SJIHI
llimaak\ 'Iplrmx, III I] I. Ivn' he! r said
I I lit: iii-ntnry of tin Ila (i l IL ’Illalntrfi
for 1. s. tlI:irilr-»Irtt?-:In151123 :: (h z 1,
98C? IIlSiIIn I’llfllhk Napkin III

e: x choice patterns. will also
be included in this SIB? of Linens, and

we cordially invite: the publrc t.) Irrprct
tlwm.

('klI‘ITS I Ii 7. II fur 3.45

 

 

(,‘I‘IBCT‘S :I II: z--n. 75:: :1 Il- z-rv.

Slim! 2 n. A BSIlFI-ach.

DOZEN fora )
I o 9 eai Search Ulnlflak

I Napkins. These go in
also at this sale. We mean to wake the
Ilousekeepers up, and by so doing it will
benefit them greatly, because thwy will
be well Sflllz-firtl by all their purchases
during this sale.

1 I. DOZE'S; 1.24 a
dozen; 1.325 a dIIz—‘n:
I 2 1.49 a dozen; and 1.65

a dozen. This lot comprises a very
choice selection of patterns 0! l and 5
Napkins and we invite the attention ol
all to them. Examine them closely and
see just what they are. We do not be-
lieve" In any one buying a “pig in a bag"
We want y no to see the big bargains in
this lot cep‘cially.

’ A nozsx for .I I
I7 5 Bleached Darn a sk
Napkin. This would

be a b-ig bargain at2. 25 a dI zen, but in
they go with the rest.

S'Blrar‘ .I-

 

1A ['02le for n 3
Bleached Ilium-l;
2 Napkin. 'lhisalsn

wril el- mv W list we are duim; III the “try
of ale .U"hll ring prices.

'- 98ADO/F‘l,‘2.lflarli7-

en ”Nadir II 249
'I'iiIZI- fl.

- Ira Ilrnnrmd " 59
“were goods we have taken a
grunt dial of pains In selecting. The)
cxi'npriw ", Satin Danraek and Irish
ltnrrirnlc, of tha- bf'el manufat ture, Im-
{mrh-i by us and met "I import much
mcri- than we I the: thtm at this sale.
is Immi- thing vI-ry lift?

3. 24 essarytonll lir useku p-

crs, briIJine lIm-n cows quit II mm ul
money. Now: we pmpuu- to gun .re I- In
pritteslxy m.- lllllta .Iml ‘llr‘ Input (.1
an customers pr ckcmt then I. m we 9.-
overall} Iiivrtc all to look at them- nap.
kin-I. Tin y (Otte‘iel of an pattern» when:
IL»! with the best care and taste. sud Iv.-

know they are good value a; 4 50a 607..

A D07. 3.75 and 3.98::
dI zen. This lot in-
clu iI- s aim a choice so

llCHOn of 3 ll’lrvh 3m", Damn-k \ap kins
which we invite the public In examine
wI ll before they purchase. We would
fall“ r hate u cu~tomer go out without
purchasing a curls worth than to have
her buy all the store, and say that the

clerk talked her into buying that which

she did not like.
4' 4 9 Scotch SatIn Damask
Napkinmmported and
mrnul'ncturr-d by the Boston Syndicate.
therefore. we. know what we are talking
about when we praise the merits of these
goods. To say the 'v are beautiful Is but
putting it. mild. To say they are perfect
would strike much he arr-r the truth; but
don t beIIeVe us. come in and examine
tum for yours: Ives, and you Will then
congratulate us on securing such 8‘ bob
gain in the way of elegant and fine table
wear.

A DOZEN.—Talvle linen

A DOZEN 5 Bleached,

 

 

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HOSIERY AND ALL KNIT UNDERWEAR.

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SCOFIELD 8: HOYT’S

SPECIAL BARGAINS

WOOLEN BLANKETS

Look Out For New Advertisement on Tuesday.

SCOFIELD dc HOYT.

 

 

The Buck Ranges
E. K. Lockwood & Cos.

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Bargain Store.

.WNotwithstmiding the

 

 

advertised sale of Dry

 

Goods at cost and less than

 

cost, we will sell good

 

goods for less money than

 

any store in town.

 

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SPECIAL

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THIS WEEK!

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LADIES’

BBLLABS.

ALL LlNEN,

9c. Each,
3.. for 25c.

BANKS & SNYDER.

llahacliemo Hotel Block.

Opp. Poetotllcc.

Pickled Oysters
litters, Clams, Leliieis,

Fresh and Salt Fish,

Imported Grapes and Nuts,

FLORIDA URANGES

CANNED Goons.
i lave your «duster

Pickled Oysters

 

HUNT & ZELUFF’S.

 

 

 

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Special l'rlccs'
to !
.llltill l'l‘EU l‘ V

and .
Ill mucus ‘

It is not all
covered with;
Nickel l’liite ‘

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[I is made in
YUL'K

tlll'll town. 3

list) ;
Agent for the:
celebrated ,
lllCllllGND;
RANGES i
PlIiIIIhI-rs :iiidl
Gas
Fillers, Slate
and
'l‘iri Roofers.

CL)" Nor-“1111i.

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Bll‘l‘S BBB SlilBS.

The

WILL

Great Reduction Sale

('UXTINl'E AT THE BTURB’ 0?

C. H.-HARVEY

Until March 1.

HAVING ONLY
375 Pairs of li‘nncy Slippers Inef't
TIXKY \HLL llB N'IILD AT [353' THAN ('lll’IT.

Going I.“ ch

(Vail and look at Ibo (II [It I- Hui llir Slime.

,Only 5, 400 Pairs of Ladies 25c Rubbers.

l-II cry Buy.

The lightest IIIId tlIiI-tt msdl —~uIil y 75c.

Ladlvl Wool-lipid (loud! closing out ll. cost.

(‘.iil and look at the (jI-ncral Linc consisting of about
“5,000 l’nirs Gents”. liadicu’, Boy’s,lllisscs’, Youth’s
and Children’s Shoes of livery Description.

,l’rim‘s loo Nuntorous to

Viention.

Cullaiid Secure the Bit 'v gains, as the Goods llavc

Got to he Sold.

0. H. HARVEY,

North Niain St...

South 1" orvvalk. B

 

 

M 5 SMITH,

10 Main St, Opp. R. R. Depot, So. Norwalk.

ll 1" 'IllllY the lowest, choicest, most elegant and exclusive designs of Hosiery. Gloves
Dress Goods, Actions, Ladies and Gents? Furnishings, and Domestics, and during th

past ten days “I c lmvcr receiver] from the largest manufacturers and wholesalers, Invoices o."
the latest Spring Novelties also three cases of Gingliams, French, Scotch and Domestic; one
In addition to these and the many bargains to be found in other depart-

caso of Prints.
merits, we oilci' the following:

Blilll‘l.

Seasonalilv liasir-ry in Biblical, and
CIIIlIlrI-n's l’i-un and Ribbed Solid
Colors mid Stripes. Children‘s Extra
Irravy RibbedJllack and Color-drum
9: upwards. Laiiivs' Cotton Hose.
Black and Colors, Ribbed and Plain,
the best. to be bad in the trade at the
popular price of 25:. A large dis-
playof Lisle Thread and Silk Hosiery
always on hand. Each of the four
above lors are worthy of immediate
attention.

J use net?“

20!) Ladies’ Black Jersey \Vnistsv
plum and trimmed, for $1.35}, $1.67,
“.72. $1.83, which are bargnitismnd
wepvsitivrily say that they are worth
double the above mentioned prices.

lil Gloves.

We have the largest assortment of
Ladies" Kid Gloves in lilousquetaires,
dressed and suede in all lenlhs. plain
and clocked backs, also all lengthsiu
Button Kids, Dressel and Sued: .
Prices ranging from $1.00 to $2.00.
Silk Mitts in all the latest evening
shades: also Black from 6 to 30 But'
Inn length. The above stock we
have rain I) great care to select and
Would say they are choice.

Ulllll Wlllllll‘l.

Calico and Century Cloth Wrappers,
perfect fitting In plain. Mother [lub-
bard and Princess hack, in all the
new spring shades, guaranteed home

 

made, for $1.25, $1 50 and $1.75.

BBB BBB Pllllll.

We feel that it isourduiy :oamiouce
to the people that we have on hand
an array of unparalleled bargains in
Pnngee, China, Surnh Silks; Satins.
Flushes. in plain and figured for
fancy work. Also have just received
all the new and latest designs In
('hentlle and Silk Orname Is. In
addition to this stock we arodisplay-
ing 9. new and grand assortment of
Celluloid Placques and fancy wore
for painting.

Blllllllll all Blllllll.

Customers will find on hand a large
and carefully selected stock of U
holstery in Citron and “mated
Rape. Cretonuee, Cotton Woreted and
Silk Flushes, plain and figured, on
which we are offeringspecial Induce-
ments for the coming thirty days.
We again take pleasure in announc
ing to our patrons that we have just
reCeived from one of our largest Im-
porters all the new and attractive
Wrndow Draperies consisting of
White Cream and Beige Notting-
ham, Madras and ScrinI-s of which
Ive will make a special display and
will take particular pains in show-
ing. II

--——A we .—————

Wllll Gills.

Our stock of White Goods now on
hand for the present and future sea-
son are of exquisite styles. Never
before have they been equalled and
prices never lower, which we also

 

 

will take pleasure in exhibiting.

 

[illl'l Fllllllllllll.

Notwithstanding our tremendous
[Induces of the last three months,
our gent’s furnishing department is
prepared to furnish some of the most
desirable bargains. Gents will ztill
find on hand our all I’Inen Collars
and Cutie at our own established
price—Collars 110. each; Cuffs 130.
per pair; better than can be procured
elsewhere.

Gents' Neckrvcar we are constant-
ly receivmg from the largest manu-
facturers; styles and prices unequal-
ltd.

Afulllineof crlors and sizes of
Dents own make, perfect-fitting ,
Kid Gloves.

Gents’ and Youth's Unlaundried
Shirts. best Imaginnblc value, Ill . .
the latest improved patents of which ‘
we are selling large quantities with
due appreciation and satisfaction.
We have in sto: k and are constantly
receiving all the new and latest
sty lea of (rents DressShirts, In plain,
fancy, p quc and embroidered,which
we are displaying daily for our cus-
tomers’ inspection.

We have left from our Great
Mark Down and Clearing Sale I few
lots of Underwear which we will
a. ll very cheap; at about one-hull
actual value.

Remember we always keep a com-
plete line of Ueme‘ hall Hm of
every kind and quality.“l"or illus-
tritium, a full, regular made half
Hose lor 9c.

Don’t fail to visit our Notion Counter, where you will always find a most complete assort—
ment of Buttons: Ribbons, Germuntown, Scotch Sunny and Lady Gray Wools, Fleur De Lis
Floss, Hamburgh Edgings, Handkerchiefs, Hair Pius, Pins and Needles, Sewing Silks and
Cotlons, wliichb we take particular care in selecting sliadesl for factory use. I

We consider ourselves as No. 1 on rill the above mentioned goods and prices.

 

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