Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 20, 1889 · page 3

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loan. Earlyinthstrialabemndetourten
andahalt statute miles an hour with m
revolution. Thiaqieed,howevar,decranaad
lathe trial props-ed. In the all-sea d
ddniteiniormation there abundivcaity
floflnion regarding the power developed.
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manhunt-art that shah-rely covemdths
Manpower required by mute-act. ltwill
raqnireasveraldaystocompntethepoweras
lhownbytheindicntorcarda.

A Great Catholic Event.
BALmrona, Aug. fit—Preparations um—
tinne {or the celebration next November of
the thh anniversary otthe toundingot’ the

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gumhinthe United Staten Therow'illbo
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dboth the ckgy and the laity. 01 the
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mm at an invitation
haajuat hemreceived; threeortour Cana-
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teenin numbu-Jn the United Stats. 0!
Generosity-three bishcpsinthethirteenpro
vineuiitty have already signified theirin-
tuition oi coming. The pope will 1nd I
menial rsprumtative tru- Rome, who,u
ltatedhatwcchwfllnlaoatandfortheVatio
matthededkationol’theCntholicmli-
vanityatWashington.

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and,togstlmwith0hairmnn Edward HutL
phy,ot the Dammratic state committee. called
npunGovernorBilL Thiabthallrattimain
two months that Germ Bill and Mr.
lnrphy lnvamet ltis understood that

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South Norwalk, Con.

A Talk With

Cal. Ian-la, lose- Glover, David Flatt,
B. I. Stanley. In. Ila-r1 Bay-ant
and Others.

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‘ eel e the Seeeeel

Every day on account of the great cut in prices, which we will make to close out Summer
Goods. Remnants and odd lots in every department before we invoice.

To-[llorrow and Every Day This Week

BARGAIN DAY!

Some oi the choicest goods of the season will be found in this week’s sweeping sale, and
they must go regardless of cost. It would be impossible to specify and quote you the difler-
ent things and prices which are to be found in this sale.

 

What You Will Find on Sale.

Thousands of yards oi Dress Goods, Silks, Black Goods, Satecns, Gingha-s,
Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Brown and Bleached Sheetings,,'l‘cnnis Flan-
nels, Laces, Embroiderles, White Goods and Ribbons, onn LGTS oi Hosiery,
Silk Gloves, Silk llltts, Kid Gloves, Summer Underwear, Boys’ Shirt Waists,
Unlaundried Shirts, luslin Underwear, Calico and Gingham Wrappers, Drea-
sing Sacks, Children’s Dresses, Corsets, Spring Jackets, Jersey Waists, Blouse
Waists, Summer Shawls.

 

ller leeeleey Department

Will be a great source of pleasure to housekeepers this chming week. Every odd piece of
Glassware, China and Earthenware, besides a number of Oil Stoves, and Ice Cream Freez-
ers, which must be sold at half the regular price,

 

What We Want You To Understand. ‘

We want you to thoroughly understand the meaning of this great sale and its objects. A
business as large as ours must necessarily have at the end of each season many lines of goods
that did not move, and you must know that it is much better to sell a thing now that cost us

81, i’or 25 or 50 cents than to carry it over to another season and run our chances at not being
able to sell it at any price.

dollars worth of merchandise that we possibly can at any price, as we start in on our Fall pur-
chase immediately al'ter inventory, and we do riot care to pack away a single dollars worth of
goods that we can sell this season, NO MATTER HOW GREAT OUR LOSS MAY BE.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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