Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 6, 1889 · page 2

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The score 0! the Americans at the 200 yank
13360, at the 500 yards 3172, and attire”
yards 33a.

The whim-a will be quartered at Wimble
den over Sunday.

A Bomb In a newspaper Ollieep

Brunronn, Pa, July d—The oflloe oi The
Ironing Star, in the Producer’s Exchange,
was visited by dynamiters, and a dynamite
cartridge, with a (use and cap attached,
placed on the floor inside of the door. The
person or persons who left it there may have
enacted an entrance by picking a lock, but it
is probable that the explosive was thrown
over the door through the open trtlhsom.
The bomb was discovered by City Elitor
Wagner at 12 o’clock. He immediately noti-
fied Chief of Police 11ch who at once re-
paired to The Star allies and took charge of
the trendy. The explosive was examined by
experts, who pronounce it oi sutllcient
strength to produce a most disastrous ctfcct.
No arrests were made.

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South Norwslk, Conn.

A Talk With

Col. Ferris. Mose- Glorcr. David Plan.
8. K Stanley. Mrs. Henry Seymour
and Others.

Below will be lount- a Fflmplu of the multitude of
letters oi cm nmgcmeut filnkll‘l Hours dz Sen, oi
luxa , new hork, daily t.tt-ivc. The sub
joined um- v- cltcdieetirmmials a [mm rouririends
and not ill. in, lattice and gentler-net. you know and
esteem or their honor and stnlrhviorwurrine-e. and
who would more to baa party may deception.
What has been done for others can he nnc for you.
and it is lolly to loam under when the rumor
recovery lies at your very door.
1151.. 0. al. rennin says: ' 1a 1875 l was
taken sick with Dyspcpl'la and Junior oi thcwrm

fined $100 a day each until tbtr/ report tor m§F“”“.;"“““" m "Emmi 'Iximlfifi

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The Rochester Team Demonliud.

N. Y., July d—When the
Rochester club went to the railroad station
to take the train for London Tom and Win
Caliban did not appear. The tanner was
fined $50 on Thursday, and his salary for the
last two weeks in June had not yet been
paid. This angered him and heroiused to
accompany the team. His brother Will took
sides with him against the managements, and
also refused to go on the trip. Managu
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15¢ a Yard.

. COMBINATION ROBE

Challics, full yard wide. guaranteed fast
color, worth 22c 11 yard. All we ask is 15c.
‘ 10c a yard. Combination . Robe Cballicv,
not quite so wide as the 15c line. .Wcll worth
14c, but our price is We a yard.

filo Big Linc of Chstllics at this price, file
a yard. .

4; a yard, Cut, Pieces and Rcmmmtsof our
better grade Chullics all go in at this price 41
a yard.

23¢ a Yard.
‘ BIC LINE

French Satecns at this price, 230.

29c 11 yard, Big Line French Sutccns at
this price. All people buy where they get
the best line at the lowest price. We lave
the largest line of French Sattecus ever shown
outside of New York city. Our prices are
the lowest.

BIG LINE BAND GINGHAMS
Something new and very stylish, the price.
is 12:’_.t'.
37k a vard. A few yards left of the: 44

inch Bllélhminc Gray and Brown Mixttres.
Regular 625L- gntslc for :l'llc.

The prices below are what sells them.

4YEARS................... .81 59
6 YEARS ....... . ............ 1.89
8 YEAR:l ....... . ............ 2 19
10 YEARS ................... 2 49
12 YEARS. .................. 2 89
H YEARS ................... 3.13

32c u yard. White Quillcd Flannel for
Yachting Suits, 32¢: a yard.

58c. All wool, Pilot Cloth, in Navy B‘ue,
(for the seaside) 54 in wide, the price is 53¢.

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The cut prices we place on them will do it.

.SPECIALS 15 110813813
15c bays 2 pairs Children’s first black, or
gray mixed Hose, worth 1210 pair.

 

15c buys2 pairs Ladies’ plain colors or
fancy stripe Hose. Sumo goods are sold
elsewhere for 1250 a pair.

25c Buys 4 pairs Lodics’ Balbriggan Hose
which are worth 10c a pair.

19c Buys 2 pairs Ladics’ fast black Ilosc.
Sumo hose as we usually sell at 12k. a pair.

25c buys 4 pairs Gents’ fztucy stripe Hose,
fast colors, and as good as others sell in this
town for 12.50 a pair.

21c for 2 pairs Gents’ Beacon Hose. Reg-
ular price for these goods is 150 a pair. This
week 2 pair for 21c

25c for2 pairs Gents’ regular made and
fine finished Hose, in plain and fancy stripes.
Es cry pair is worth 19c, but we will sell you
2 pair tor 25c till iurther notice.

Have you seen the Gents’ 4-p1y all linen
Collars we are selling 4 for 25c? They are
worth 15c each.

UNDERWEAR.

All our Ladies’ Balbriggau and Gauchests
formerly sold from 33 to 42, marked down to
25c each.

All lines of Gent’s Balbfi guns and Gauze
Shirts former prices 33 to 4..., marked down
to 25c each.

Call and examine the Gent’s White Un-
laundried Shirts we offer you for 39c. Rein-
iorced Back and Front. warranted all linen

as any you can find elsewhere for 500,

FLOUNCE.
42 inchlack Spanish Guipure Flouucing
all silk, onl 62c per yard.

all silk for 75c per yard.
42 inch Black Spanish Guipurc Financing,

ell silk, extra quality at $1.25 per yard.‘

The bargains mentioned above are

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Saturday evenings till 10 o’clock, until September 15th, .

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_ 43 inch Black Chantilly Lace Flo'tucing,all
silk, fine pattern, for $1.25. .
43 inch Black Chantilly Lace Flounciug at
$1.49 worth $1.75. .

HANDKERCIIIEF LEAIDEBS.

Ludics’ Colored Borders, last colors, only
3c«-—2 for 56. ‘

Lndies’ Colored Borders, all linen, fast a ll'
cm, 5 worth 10c.

Gent’s Colored Borders, Hemstitched, .:'
linen, fast colors, worth 15 each, will sell this
week 3 for 25c. ‘

Gent's Colored Borders, Hemstitched, all
linen and fast colOrs, worth 17c each. Price
this week 2 for 250.

Nice Assortment of Swiss Flounces.

PARASCLS AND UMBRELLAS
The rush still continues in our parasol
department. Dozens of fine parasols have
been closed out. the past week, at less than
cost. Many nice ones still remain and for
those contemplating buying would say, come
at once. while the assortment is good.

J usi read those Items

930, 1 lot of 24 inch Black Sateen Sun
Umbrellas, Gold Tip, usual price $1.25. Price
this week only 930.

$1.00, 1 lot 24 inch Gloria Sun Umbrellas,
Nice Gold Top. former price 81 50. Price
this week only $1.00.

$1.25, 1 lot oi 26 inch Gloria Sun Umbrel-
la, extra litre Gold Top, formerly sold at $1.-
75. This week price only $1.25.

In line goods we carry the largest line to-
gether with guaranteed lowest prices to be
found in this Settle

Every lady will get a nice large portrait
when she gets 60 Coupons.

COLORED J ERSEYS

For this week only 1 lot Ladics’ Colored
Jerseys former price $2.00. This week only
$1 59.

Bibi CORSET BARGAINS

25 dozen Imported French Woven Corsets
and usually rctailed at $1.00. Our price for
Saturday and Monday. 6th and 8th only, will
be 59c. Don’t miss this opportunity.

BAGS BAGS

Club Bags at 59c, 69c. 79c, 890, 9991.19,
2.29, 2 59, and all prices up to 9.89.

Headquarters for Ribbons

Assortment always the largest, and prices
decidedly the lowest, and warranted all silk

goods.
SEERSUCKERS, lilo
We have placed on our counters the last
case of those tilt: Seersuckers, on which we
had such a run this season, the regular price
for this quality is 10c. We will close this lot
at. 61c per yard.

couture sueusucxeu

. Will oller this week a special bargain in
Cream Crinkles, namely: ‘ Good quality,worth
71c per yard, our price this week, 10
yards for 49c.

Also 1 lot 25 pieces, slightly damaged,will
run this lot of at 10 yards for 39c, just one-
half their real value.

TURKISH TOWELS

We would call your attention to our prices
on these Towels, size 36x20,~ good weight
and colored, actually worth 200 each. Will
close,this lot at 11c each.

In whitest” 361:“, extra quality and
weight. only 12k.

“CBLSIIIB” ..

We have an immense line of the above
goods. In fact, you will find our assortment
as complete as any house in New York city,
and as cheap, our prices range from 3: to 19
per yard.

One special bargain in these goods, neme-
ly, a good bleached all linen crush 17 inch
wide, extra weight and quality, regularly rc-
tailed for 15c per yard. We otter this qual-
ity at 10¢ per yard.

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llon ay evenings till 8 o’clock, and -

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Reasonable Prices.
Special attention glue to
Curbs and Gutters.
mIntimates tarahhed and work pro-put attended
JOHN B. MORTON,
Taylor Ave-we. Booth Norwalk.

FOR ‘1'!!!

Great American Heater
We are late agents.

PLUMB] N G,
Steam and Gas Ming,

Til and Sheet Iron Work

Are the but and cheapest in town

I’. 0. Box 73!.

SOME

Special Attractions

AT

Ambler & Sammis’.

40 yards Fancy Matting (by
roll) $4.00.

Bargains in Black Surah, 670.

Bargains in Black Peon-dc-
Soie, or Luxor, 1.00. BOUGHT up SOLD.
mun-altera- man at

Bargain inBlack Rhadame 97c. gW-Wllgmm: wu- tap-- at
Bargain in Black Fallie Fran- °"" mm?“ '
caise, 98c. W. PODHOBE,

One lot Plaid Flanncls, &c., to Bum" “" .

duced from 40c to 250. KENT & CHCLW

One lot Plaid Flannels,&c., rc- , . ,
“Sills lllll PMS ' .l

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OUR RANG

 

Hausa Furnishing Holt 3%

CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
Oil Stoves. ‘

Gasoline Stoves
Lowest Prices in Town.

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FURNITURE,

Carpets, Stores, In,

duced from 500 to 38c.
One lot 54-inch Tricots, 810.. Boilers ot all Kinda m
reduced from 85c to 50c. Set and Be,
One lot 22inch Plaids, 850 Fire Brick W0

reduced from 25c to 1210. and Jobbing at all I
And many others worthy the a Specialty.
‘ attention of close buyers. orrlce a1 a exam

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