Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 22, 1889 · page 2

 

 
 

SOUTH NURWALK EVENING SENTlNEL, SATURDAY, JUNE 22, Mill.

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.l‘l‘lic Wumvenity'a WA 0 o N 8,

Crew anti-owed.

”I uu‘. can“ flat: not.

CHAL LIES, LAWNS AND TEENS,

FOR TIIE COMING WEEK. A'l‘

SCOFI ELD & HOYT’S

New tulil St'tzulitl'llillitl

CARTS,

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un-r-nw-nowauuaua A Lot of
'0‘ d ‘~ a“... c"... ‘ the to yartot ('haull‘. to: the. We have the better quality also. at sand It. which are tact rrrlora. - Satan 9. “Mt Adv-thud by our tie-rattler: at 1w “.0 m m“, l i'mu h ”we. “ at:
c h H flint we, alert dark clialliel. II It. i Bomb label. 39‘ yarda la length. tor .9 I which otheui his mum lot. I
eap o r868, - e o o - - w- 10 ”NI 0' lawn. 40c. ; All our ll-Incb wool Henrietta cloth, tamerly in: per yard. minced to in.

."m 0.312;”? w M. w m at to W "N. “a" helm mm m than the. Til-nan not moor-tawny colors. but are at the latent shade- and that textam.

Ib-‘Yala ‘ 'U‘alvw d ”7"“. A “00“ Depot Wagon . Oar tic-cam. angina-a. at which n have a ranch aaaorun-at. we will olur aa a bargain tor the ’l'hlaallk m“; mfg. 0-1.1. wide. narrated ”m to mfl' I“ d "I laatre. at Its.
u m". mm" ”“1“" m , nun-Th; rrwrml ‘ alt-calm. In all tumuddubloaliadea, use: pay-n1.

1'“ g'Lm 2.2:; m 3 "no u rowrk “'Igon . “Adlai" that ,mmfihdztwl‘lm‘acmhrr all dry guide bean to this vicinity are an mild reliable. ltuow nuataa lot you toanartaln who sells roads the chaotic-l. And after calling on no u teal
Cowl-ail." ... . an. mum. m. 0,", Butcher», Wagon, | | | SOOF‘IELD d! HOYT’S,

 

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“saunter Vania-ah.
Amwawu lilowia‘uptha riva
antantliamaall our Winthro-
aillnbaaatar wanna“. “laid-tin
than. mutated abut whollyhtbaaa-
Iihtdm‘ivenbyYalaaaamaauaotyudm
Incline-in tlnr-amduexthtttay
“Harvard. Tliacmnmanta onthare
ault vary widely, and although the boats
unlaptvary cloaa together trout start to
Mltwlumanyr-pactaaqwraoa
Thailan-
’l'hacranwanlatalaiaavtoatbdrquar
habutatom tbay lacked uptotlioatart-
h; llnaaiulwaraatoooaientawayby
Marat Brown. ot Harvard. ma «m
eaughttha water Methanaod tor twoa'
three atrokaa both on» splashed water
badly. Yala‘a alioll land about ten tart
MbtthaQuakmaattladMaudla
atovdrokaaymhaltbabowotthclr beata
Mflototliatront. Atthaflratqaartsrrutla

 

No. 3 Gazette Building. Norwalk. No. 39 Washington so, South Norwalk.

 

 

Elli! 33c Alli

The greatest sale ever inaugurated in this vicinity, and these
are some oi the benefits. This is the latest season, buyers
havin}: put all piiru.‘iai~iiig lili'll the last moment. Miiviuliictur
crs and importers sull'er limit we and you all? the gainers, and
we having the reputation (ii the latest. and largest trade in this
city, they have come to us to unload, and we have waited for
them, "lltl you shall have some: of the ripe fruits this‘vear that

nonmmam

SPECIAL SALE

EANENEEQEEES

llave bought a large line of Fancy Large assortment at 5c, 10c, 150

 

 

 

FERTILIZERS,
Gran Seed.

Seed Oats;

SOLE AGBN'I'ti

p—

Bai'ii-Yard Maimres.

RAYM NI] BRflS

SOME.

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the boats Wm bow and how. both craw-
miaa in good torn. Yale’s yartactavlag
being specially notloaabla.

Paaaaylvaala 'aa Malta].

Aatrlpot I’m water In clitoral and
both crews and down, bottles Paaaaylvaula
boys managed to push ahead, and at the hall
mile in; were leading by a lull length,
in; thirty-tour to Yaia’a thirty-ma. root
the haltmlloflagwtbaooamtlai'alodmppd
bar stroke to thirty, while Pannaylvaaia ran
Mnup tothkty-aix. hapltaotthiacw
Yale gradually crept up to the Quakers, and
at themmllaflagwaaagaiaonwai
tarma, rowing their slow, aaay hot martini
Its-eke, apparently with but little Milt.
Iromthamllotothamilo aodahalttla‘tha
boats ware bow and bow, l’mnaylvarila poll.
lug thirty-tour and Yale thirty. la the
Pennsylvania heat there w. some splashing,
and No. 4 was keeping vary poor time. lint
balm themila andaball lag" mind
Pen-ylvania had a stretch ot Inooth water
outta the loo abore, while Yale w. ill rough
water in the channel.

The Quake" mural.

The Pennsylvania men spacial and thought
to tahaload, but Yale andmtly
held their on. At the two mile flag the (lilo
[moo between the slow and steady swing
otthaYalcmanandthaqdck and mom
stroke pulled by the Pmlvanhaa lasa-
todsow itaall very plainly. Yale gradually
Walnut. pulling thirty-two m in
the eaalaat pn-iblo mama, while the l’anrr
aylvania man-although data: (ably gout
blade work-Went all to pieces in thinning
and recover. From the navy yard to the
finish their atroke was a ”awinpavyoa.
plaaaa." Alter pain; the navy yanl Yale
hand he laatt to a char length, with

power in reaerva. M the time

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andabaltmileflagYalchadalaatlotaaarty

holeagthaandwaaratlngttia‘avnymy:
Aquarurolamilolmthbtati Pmyl
vauia madcatruaando- aaleat
Yaia'alaaddowntolalt a Implant than
Yale hit her atwh up to thirtyvlolraal
ao-odtlwliaawitlalaadotmaadahalt
laiatlaugtlia '
lt'aaa'attmntar'ala.
Tothacaaualoliamar the race award
tohavaiiaauooa at the raoat Wand
conuatadraeuoumrdwfllaaaa
matter at tact itwaaawaliourtorYalc.
“WCook'aordaratotlaYaloame

W mam-mailman"
to give ilarvml any potato as to their
.Tlnaaorduamotiay
Thicflowlngthatablo‘ivatk tiled

themataaehlialtrails:

Illa. Yale. Kenna» Ilka. Yale. rm»
5.. 252 m “Winn ram
1 .. m 6205‘ 8 ”NW.” ”1W
135.. sum in“ “was!“ mate
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Snail Attractions

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Ambler & Sammis’.

40 yards Fancy Matting (by
mil) $4.00.

Bargaini in Black Sarah. 67c.

Bargains in Black Peon-dc
Sale, or Luxor, 1.00. '

Bargain in Black llhadame 97c.

Bargain in Black lt‘allie Fran-
coise, 98c.

One lot Plaid l’laiinels, &c., re-
duced from 40c to 25c. .
One lot l’laid Flaiiiiels.&c.. re-

duced froth 50c to 38c.

One lot 54 inch Tricots, &c.,
ictluczd from 85c to We
Ouc lot 2?. inch l’laids, {lie
reduced from 25c to l2lc.
And many others. worthy the
attention of clase buyers.

llBLE lSlMlllS.

i6 "inhibit "litii'rsS nun
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The lien and Palatlal Steamer,

cane tharles,

Capt. Fred I. Bysbce,
comma-u; Trip- to levied
(Io-tort. Safety and Incl.

1’ Prices.

la. Namath to low tart. til-ate
Trimnmta 3 Excursion, to cents.
tin-4am

Monday, June 10th,

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“mallalqvatkattu a.
in. Mackerel“ ammunition
gimgflgfiv.l.lfimfiw%
m'lra'a. " ‘

Alwaya Tale the ltaaaatoale Mac.
for W m ant] to
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mar araaaoca. v. axon-
filo-ti“, leork.
c.aom.w.irmmém. up

I'll. Old and ”liable.

on train in
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da'mnaaauyin.

Wotan-“mural!
We. Item-admit”
W What My lat-cal

“mantis-ya is.
dfilauaaoautd

have dropped into our basket.

33c llOSlEll Y. 33c

Ono; .irol Ladiea' L; I liiwk lliiae.
aupeiini to anything evil «Man to this
town i: r .503, An uppui'umzy for all to

pnll'llil - ‘
33c 33c

‘orll :t’iltd at Children's the hat lul wk.
light in heavy Wi'lglll iii-s; squad in
AnVillll.‘ ever sliotn 8- : ltlc -‘r 20c pvt
pair, In .ill sizes from file til. Wr lnu'c
a limit fqititutity nt tlii - .. tut" have put
the.“ In IU clue izt tbs allJV'J tiluir.
Dm't tail to grit )t‘lll’i-lznt't at these in

the-y are a pvsltti'e bargain.
33c 33c

1 pair of Loin-s” nit mitt Mitts iti black.
tuna and “Hills whit-n w: have lm-n H'il-
mg for 43¢ per pair llzu‘u plat-ed “Ir!“
on otir c .unter tu Kr" with the n at of
our bargains this it eck.

33c

For ‘3 pairs nl Children's ribb~d “L. c,
CUIllUllif..’lly sold lul’ 20 or pair. Our
price during this silo, 2 ,MH'B tor 33:.

33c 33c

l [Allie-5‘ Jersey ribb-il Vests, high
neck, which are p'ZHIKin-iy worth 50c
but tin-y Hillel, pr with tin- nsr for 33c.

33c 33c

Mao another lot (it Loin-5' not: it
Lisle Jt‘ill”) Vesta, high «if low iu-ck u
alta'z's Weliuw .i few let: which a.
must ctr-e with lllH ml» 3 i.” 3.3:, not

to buy, 20c t’ncil.
23c NOTIC "‘. 23c

We mil cell during ths rate a limo-i
lul line 1 L‘tdk‘n” Jersey “lint-d rests ir.
Creams, Whites. Punk: and Billt'l', l)!
236, cu-i-imarily sold out Hi“ l|lltt swam
for 351:. Don't tail to an- theln and pur-
chaw ..ll you can allow. Only one
week's grace.

33c

3 pairs of Gent's [tall (lose. the “first
wtwo, without aroma and are an actual
bargain for 18c per pair. Way down to
cent this creek as a specialty. GENTS,
lay in your stock for the summer, [or we
can't silent to sell them inane: than one

track at this price.
33c 33c

Ltdit o' Carnbric Com-i. Covers, posi-
tively worth 50¢ each. choice of 3 inter,
trimmed with Torchou LP)? and limo
burgh. pineal on O‘Ihiblllon during lliia
sale for 33¢. Dirt chi-op.

' V ‘
33c lbhl’ COOL 33c
Japlnme Fans, choice at 50atylca,l
(101. to! 33¢. Also better grades «it open
l’aua that have been selling through the
aeaaon tor 18c. will make the following
rebate. 3 for 836.

Our Challies tor 22c are all

have the greatest varieties and

or 200. Do not forget its.

33c

33c

CHALLIES.

considered good value at 35c per yard, audil' in want of any
summer fabrics, you would do well to inspect our line. for we

and 15c. per yard, 4-4 wide, and were never sold less than 18

SATEENS.

We still continue our sale of Sateens, and with our stock

rant] llltlilS .lllltll.

Handkerchiefs, usually sold for 25c. and other prices.
These we will sell at 17c. 'Seme jobs in Silk Handkerchiefs.

A. DICKERMAN & SON,
.M.mmu..... 85 Washington St, - So. Norwalk, Gt. '

W. all. viz-”(All [ii-dz (30., w
Largest Dry Goods Dealers Elilllll Sllllllglllllllllllgl
l

l 1"
‘."‘|l (' l'ils, el “lizcli in- ...lii a grid“
The most elegant display of

, . . . Bridgeport, Bridgeport,
Foreign NoveIties

wit", that fill iii 4)' pawl-am: (linu- Are I AOCiltOd
Ever shown to the public.

 

 

. v’
series, 37c

\Vt' troll It?” at Ylin utmve ni'niimmi
piicea t'ult siz d “-4 e Illll" luv-r. that
v.» guumutrc pawn -7y wm's. it it}. it.
lift. b Vt' will "Ir"; '1‘ ’a I gtll." rill‘tl"
q ‘Ilt to- that price. w t 3': min "Um-r
t uni. :miim uipiniv} um. i. -lun~ lor
1‘20. l.‘.i.’i, l 50, 1.75. '2 l”) nr-J 2} W.

336 33c

‘0!“ Li ‘ ,. ' '4! l-- ' ..ii hr"!-
s‘::chi.l Ha'. .. ‘-!.. . .«J i'ull arr-t
I' .t on «.rii or. in no it v . lia-l . area. ni-tli
lz=~l m . it, t r i '.'.’:. 'i ”a Wall We otter
6 in! 353".

33c 33c

4} yhritauf .tym-i or l)"‘fi~“llflghlms,
f’illfl‘t‘ (ll 25 Illll'lrllt DIV-II, lr-Kulfll
"I'lCl'l' tlicm- ymviis i» 1%. pr yard,

Gas fitting.

Tilt and sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
A31) 1‘ 1 N\t'AIlR.

.tr'll‘llalu 1;,le tor

 

 

e330 .3. ill to thin St, (litter of cation.

i We have a (‘l-lllplr-tr' mm . . Bot' 11. in
t ”110'. J--o-, tam-y Purl, sun and lira
lguunls, that we will so It at the remarka-
‘ in» low figure of ii (iv a tor 3:53. a Chtrlcr
of 75 Nylrv, the above mnmqiird but
i "it! w. hou- Ira-n selling {or 8'»: and 4t‘c
'. .lt z , .J‘ylnlt‘ m m ml woticd do or" to
it in early in avoid the rush, for we col/l

The av tern of sellinf'every alticlu at a small profit, but of a thoroughly re-
liable- qualsq'. is a ruling principle of this litui.
lira. \‘r. H Jarvis on Main St., has Minutes of many of our Bargains, and any
orders entrust-wt to h--r will he filled at “lll'lv pltCr as wt mam store. Commencing
June lat. v - «hall place on aalo an notir— coca-if a B Moo importer that we have
just porch md fat 45ers. on the dollar.

—I’lcasc tlbserve a Few Prices.—

(Yhenev Itrothera‘ bent armure Silks 69.

 
 
 
 

A large assortment in

Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats

and prices to suit the public. Have also a complete line of

V “w" runny E"! i" "' ""4 ” they "Ii ‘Zt-im“, ”lack GmUmin Silks 79. '
’ ”W "“" "u" Ih'" “""'"v ’“M 3‘ ”'5 t'a'l pit-4' ~ iwsl [)Jilnr (lm Brain 5!).
q'mnttfy tr tiimtcd they cannot l:.at long. 3'” vii , >3 Plaid Smalls at 4.3 .
l 275 ex ... quality Sinatra at 3).
' ,. zoo pi- .. plain kit-ham» at 25, :n; a"-l 50. —-————«o——
GENTB' 200 pl: ~ new Challis-s a! Gets.

50 38-'.~-!i all wool Drrin Goods 25.
50 364:1"; Ilmtlcd l'. 1*“.
One cw: 38 blew at 12}.

——Lincn Department.—
100 pleas Scotch Diaper, all linen. 75.
2t pieces two yard-I Wide Table Damask, 35.
ill) Iliu- Qurlta at 81.
.5 bale» coed Crab at 3c“.

Guaranteed Black Stockings .. 25c

A large assortment in fancy summer hose, prices similar.
Jackets and \i'raps.—-—

m. .... Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1}

150 "one qualit arts. {' - ’ '\

:lzlc-ili Linen Collars-3? ,

g 0! which are how ‘25 difl not styles.
‘ 'u'e am- you your choice i.. any a z» 3
iur 33'.

 

.\' otlce—r—A nrons.

Nun-r brittle have we had a more
compute line of White Aprons than we
haw at prraenl. out w. newr have been

 

 

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“2..., 5'0 g,,.,,,j,,:,,,. mm“; ,2; All 1.... mm... liarmyotszpwere a. tit) a. .12, Wu... .0 .3 .... .5. In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
WK 3. follow»: A am", “pm" mm Myriam Carbmero Shawls at allots. _ _ . .

mm- w..-i.- inc-a or realm, one win. “'0 In" many warms in flowery. Sm Flounmr-ss. Chum“! Law and Give us a call and prove for yourself. /

insertion and Hamliuigb trimmed, one Dru’l'rlmminga. ‘ ’
w'llll tree m-rrtmn and wi-u- him, um-
I with 5 It-mnvv "role, at 25, 30, It") and A & - /

. . LL . . rleger
l _ ,’ ’

Cor. Main and Cannon Streets. Bridgeport. ,.
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwam. Goran.

! i“:“fflfiii'tfiz. “ FRU IT pu D DIN E i
m...” .7. all .tmtra an»! mum at 2‘” inflammmmmu rcdlutlreiuinato;iiare.\'anilla. cumin» and lac-anon _ .
F IDIAVI D STOW,

”ml 325, l)itr'i Intpl tint “6' MP “'9". M'bwcw“. ’0‘ij
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN

"WWW" "" "W" "M m ”M“ For the Lenten Season , we have tint-clan, No. I
PARLOR SUITS.

 

 

 

 

 

 

great marry, and can afield to hit them
cum Our 200..» luv-liven .muwa Mackerel at 16: lb. Mackerel in lo and 20 lb.
Irma, Salt Fish and Bloater lies-ring, kc.

and c. illsidt'fld clit an at 2 50.
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 320 a doz.

3 lll lltllllltll Clllltll Britain $1.00, 01' 35s It.

3 1-2 It». Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for $1, or 30c lb

41h. Good, Dairy Butter tor $1, or 28c lb.

men-d afloat-neurotic. Ola-Winona. multilateral!
aadqloaloynualagiac. lxuactioiecl’rnamlrtlbclb.

 

new and of the latest patterns,

styles. Also in Batistes for 12; F 1' 9311 E“. 200 per (102. I n a . .
Wwa:mw-adwlllan art-o om othakintluac Trylt. ,
g5... ”mm... m... m... m... we. Mohair Plush.Sii1ts,w1th Divans,

WI .OIIIOI'I' You 031)“.-
mmwmmmmmm;mmuu.

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,

38 Wantington 81'... So. Ion-walk.

‘ $40.00. ~ '
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.

 

newly supplied. We have greater varieties than ever before,
and at prices in comparison with the rest of the bargains above
advertised, and are 25 per cent. less than goods advertised
elsewhere

WE WOULD AGAIN

Make mention 01 our light colored wrappers for the summer
season, comprising Tea Gowns, Mother Ilubliards, Calico
Sacques and Gingham Aprons.

S. SHIT

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Palace Queen

FURNACE

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NOBWALK.

so. N25!“

EAST . NORWALK.

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DAVID STOW,

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GROCERIES AND MEATSM‘

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T. 3038 GUYEB 65 SON.
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