THE P310?“
WlllE AWAKE lllllliE
I-r MEANB
SOUTH
LI!” 5"“.,...... .
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CONSTANT BARGAIN S l
SAVING OF MONEY !
AND BUYING GOODS THAT GOULD OTHER-
WISE NOT BE OFFERED, IF WE DID
'A CREDIT BUSINESS.
CB'U'T WE DO ONLY
SE Business
So CYou Don’t Pay in Price the Bad Debts of Others
'I‘llli SPRING 'I'llAlll-l IS ABllll'l' 'I'll [Will
And the People Will Find us Fully Prepared in
Every Department, nd at Every Point, to
Satisfactorily Meet Their Many Wants.
GREAT BOOM“
FOR THE COMING WEEK.
6000-"8 IX THOUSAND YARDS OF
RIBBONS
BOUGHT FOR OUR.
real; Remnant
ale
Not sho worn. or old styles. or poor colors. but u Hum
, let 0 Remnants, all this seasons goods, all widths und 001mm,,
‘ fresh goods and all silk, which we bought at u
Hunkctnrer. We own them cheap.
5 for we will otter them as follows:
400 yds. at 30. yd., worth Ic.
420 “ 4c. “ SC.
350 “ “ 5c. “ " 10c.
550 “ “ 6c. “ " 12gc.
680 II II 6&0 II II 140
475 II II 70 It It 150
345. -“ ” Sic. “ “ 16c.
565 II (I 9&0. II II 180.
380 v“ -“ 12c. “ “ 21c.
645 l“ “ 140. “ “ 25c.
535 “ “ 17C. “ “. 29c.
655 “ “ 21c. “ “ 35c.
This lot comprises Satin edge
gro grain, plain edge Satin,
Picot edge, Crown edge and
Fancy Ribbons.
Our sale of these goods will
open Saturday morning, March
9 at 8 o clock, and will con
tinue as long as the goods last,
which will not be long at the
prices they are marked
Ladies, now is the time to
buy your Spring Wrappers and
Tea Gowns. It will not pay
you to make or have made If
you call and see our NewStock,
as we are headquarters outhese
goods this season.
V Prices Tell;
Inspection Proves
790 for Wrappers worth I 00
890 II It II 1 12
990 II II II 1 25
1 19 II II I. l 45
i 25 II (I II 1 50
. I 25 print tea gowns w ‘th 1 50
l 39 sateen “ “ 1 62
l 69 batiste “ l 95
Remember our assortment
«does not consistol1-12 dozen of
fish. price, but an endless va
e
hese goods are all made of
the best material latest styles,
figil- and dark colors, Mother
H
OSTON 7 'I', RE.
Hubbard lronts and princess
back.
Nearly exery Lady needs a
new spring wrapper. Let her
call and make her selection
now that we have such an
excellent assortment.
Owing to our large assort-
ment of these goods and want
of room at the old wrapper
counter, ladies will find them
in our well lighted cloak room,
situated on the right from
Wall street entrance.
Our big sale of Winter
Underwear still continues. Cut
prices did it. The stock we.
will not carry over; it must go.
Therefore prices within the
reach of all.
Sills to It Salt For LIII
Than Half Price.
Be sure and attend this sale
it will you.
Lot y—All silk Morié 22
inch black and colors for 490
er a were 7 5c:
p Lit l2(.1’—All silkL onsMorie,
street and evening sliades, 790
per yard, were 1.00.
Let 3-20 inch, all silk
Sarah, street and evening
shades at 49c per yard; worth
850.
Lot 4. —22 inch, all Silk
Falle Francaise, all new street
colors at 980. per yard, were
$1. 25.
Lot 5—39 pieces of hand
some line of latest designs of
figured India Silk at 49c. per
yard, worth 98c.
Lot 6. -—22 inch Rich Black
Satin~ Rhadame at 69¢. per
yard, were 89c.
, Cor. Main and W
Five Thousand Dollars Worth lll‘
t
and the puhhc cum dew
Black has tlIIlI
Fine Black Cashmere, 42
inch at 390. per yard, worth 50.
All wool Henrietta cloth, 46
inches wide, at 59c. per yard,
worth 75.
Silk warp Henrietta, 44 inch
at 890. per yard. worth $1.00.
5, 000 yards of Printed Chal
lies at 61c. a yard, in all the
latest designs.
Jllll Ill till
50 patterns of High Novelty
Wool Dress Goods with Bor
ders at popular pIices.
For Good Goods and Low
Prices Visit the Papuslar Store
I Streets. -
Illicit] Sill.
200 yards German Loom
DaIIIIIaII:y 62 inches wide; regu-
Iar price 62§c., 48c. yaril.
300 yards Scotch Loom
Dunlap k 58 inches wide, color-
ed border and well worth 491;.
ayard. 290. yard. ' ‘
Bill Smalls.
10-4 Crochet Soft Finish
Spread; big bargain at $1.00,
690. each
11-4 Extra hea , Soft Fin-
ish Crochet Sp cheap at
$1.25, 98¢. each.
FIIIII than
40 pieces French Ssteens.
latest styles and new colorings,
cheap at 371m. pery ard. Our
price for Saturday will be 25c.
per yard.
Headquarters for McCall's
Glove fitting Bazaar putters.
Fashion Queen Fine.
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57x nun Heroes. ‘
80. NUIWALI
ENANING at lowest nrlm.
Full line oi Artlsb’ Intends.
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lentEasCome
Aslwsuspuwsdtoiurslsn suit-user
Fresh and Salt Fish,
sndlusil. ilsvsusls
“unanimously-"yd” lat.
GENUINE NORWALK OYSTEIIS
'l'hnihsvenothui Ioslul.
Pure Tomutoe Oatsup.
mfiuflfii’l
y‘o-EVEI'FJE MARKET LINE. "1.
runsn cvnuv our
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HUNT & ZELUI‘F’S.
Employment Bureau.
both lenti-
W wrigg- hoot-sews. ,ulc, W
1'0 BUSINESS E00828 Pill.
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WI. n. for-stun.
i
lerrill PIIIIIraIliI inlay,
Select School of Shorthsud and
pewriting,
I A Sires A Block
5 tissue A. l W l.
Artiilcisl Stone Stuns. Coptic.
Lawn um
CARRligl-l BLOCKS.
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7'7wa
Spocial Sale. ..
FINE , -
Fuhluflu
50, 75, $1.00, and;$l.25.
CALL AND SEE THEM
IIIIS. FAWCE'IT’S
llLLINEllY STORE,
3 Hum n”It, Inuit.
to its ”duodenum the public
thousand.” I. “VAT” It. ”all
CANDIES
BAKERY'
consucomcsmm-u lull ussv
Ilium”.
MrsJohnHolland
ALL GAMES
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
H...—
The Best Goods for
' the Least lsney
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Ill BlflWN’S
poor I snort mu,
m a lane's noon
41...... To ear
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BIBBIIISIW
EVENING SENTINEL. TUESDAY, MARCH 12,1889.
SCOFIELD & HOYT
Justrsesivurlsnswlctoihpr
Underwssr. Csrpets Ionian
Buttsrich’s Patterns. '
JCARPETSi‘"
Ever ousted to the people of limwslh sod vicinity. Our summsut Includes Astute-ton.
Outputs.
Ii. 0. RAYIUND is is ch or this Depertuuut, sud among the llpscisl Bur
Corps“ run iron the to twenty oysrds st clruiu out
Our Silk sud woods lo churns oi C. it ERR. He will he planned to meet his irleuds st our Store where he can show s larger snortment, sud
osnpvspriessthstwill sstlsisetory
Sateen. From 100 Upward. 131 all the Late-t Style.-
sud Jnoksts, [Adios W
st“ psir. 8”Our "260%“ Housman its-Islet iorcolornodquulity.
wmmnr Irate" ls in churn cl 0. l’. TAYWB, who will [In polite situation. ysud can show the host line oi Dress Goods, Hosiery, Ribbons, Notions, White
SCOFIELD & HOYT,
All! ll Till IAIII'I’ 'l‘l'll Till [Am II'OL'K 0'
uettes. Wiltous. Body sod Tapestry Brussels, lnxrsius, Rag sud Hemp
us he willoflcr this week. wil hos Job Lot of Remnants in Brussels
His spoolslty this west wIll he
sud liusllu Underwear. which I188 ll. BYINGTON will he planned tocxhlblt. Ous lot 0!
Oilcloths, Rap, Isl-.8hsdss, ls, unrefined lo Smth Norwnlh. Please give them s csll. Agents [or the celebrated
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Norwalk and South Norwalk.
HALES IJIS'I’IW
COBGH NEUEDIES.
Was.
MI' s Corals Syrup
Rita’s Ex
Shiloh’s (ions-W Curr,
Tow-ad's Cough listen,
W Cousins’ilyrup.
s
Mullet-nu
MM. Coo Killer,
Piso’sCsre [crease-poise,
[allies-en's ilsiuurn
Vsullsil'silodnudllye.
Althouhoveiomk sud sunny more
11. R. HALE,
Cornell-I‘m . lurwuilr.
—17 -'
IllllllLE It flllllllfllll’ll:
. Pine Florida, 24¢ a list.
Lemons are Cheap,
—‘1_
lkulueu.
.0
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DRIED ENUITS ABE CHEAP,
.‘f-
Dibble‘k. Como-dock":
[vaunted Peaches.
luminous. .
Prunes,“.lnsl lurclyf‘gc
10¢ lb
we wit to all pursues-
sf lenient nicestwilsrnis
. (o
0
.°. . 0 ”mm"; The Great Reduction Sale
j_, . .~ J BIYIE'DBBN t wru. 00erer A? run cross or
is ~— . c. H. H A RV E Y
covered with
”N '3 sum rIm Until “13533011 1.
l 0 It I” (-11.“ ”E 375 Pairs of Fancy Slippers Leit
n f; g 0" (“0". , THEY WILL Bl SOLD AT LESS THAN 0091‘.
0 l .x Only 5,400 Pairs of Ladres25c Rubbers.
0 Agent '3', tin-l Going Lively livery Day.
5 I" m Cdlsndmulhtflcui'slnbberiliwcs. Tbcllshlulnndlnestmsde—onlyfilc.
0 cc c In [Adieu WooIIIneaooodacto-Ingoomunt.
m J BICNIOSD (‘nflnndhohstlhefieuersiflueonslstlugoinbout
RANGES l5,” I’ulrs Genls’. Ludlcs’. Boy,’s,!llsses’ Youth’s
o . Pluuhrn sud uud Children’s Shoes of Every Description.
In ¥ ”“83””h“ I’rirrcs too Numerous to Mentio.
[I] . u" Calland Secure the Bargains, as the Goods Ila
III 1:. Boston. (lot to be Sold.
EILLOCKWOOI) a; CU..Norwnlk C. ' ' “I I" i E g ’
' 12 North Main St“ South Norw
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M. S. Smithpp. Depot
SOUTH NORWALK.
and Percales, both for-
g§___tleI_I_iII
— prices guaranteed.
of Ginghams. Prints,
Seersuckers, Cambrics,
of Muslin Underwear just received. Cor-
”AL afge INVOIGG set (lovers and Chemises ranging in prices
-—« from 25c. upwards. Also aprons of
— livery Description.
The F Inest DIsplay
of WINDOW lliiAPERIES, in plain
and figured. To be seen also, a com-
iete assortment of LACE CUR-
AINS IN ECilU AND WHITE,
WillCli All!) 01’ Till! BEST VALUE, F8031 $1.35 PER PAIR UPWARDS.
7 that we are headquarters for LADIES’. GENT’S
DO" t Forget Isn witness’s nosrsnr. ensrs FULL
-, IIIIIIULIII MADE HALF-HOSE 96. PER ms
and Upwards LADIES’ FULL REGULAR
nan}: PLAN A!” user s'rnrrsn nose, i'orIner rice 35c. WILL SELL
son 21c. run PIIII Also the largest mix of K atoms to be round,
Cent’s Neckwear, \
\
GWVES AND BEES SHIRTS,
ROCK 80TTOM PRICES.
0P ”BESS TltlliiilNGS in Ghana, 0r-
nsIIIents and Braids.
All Spring Styles
FOR ALL
M S. Smith ,op. DepOI,
the New and Latest Desi us of
SILKS. CHENILLE ORNAlligENTS,
ire. For FANCY WORK goto
ll. 8. SMlTli’S, opposite depot.
blur.
mwv was
'1’! SJ
SOUTH NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler