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Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 22, 1889 · page 4

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‘35 Jacob M. Layton,

_ South Ion-walk. Conn.

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lie Populating Dru Store.

I‘I'attlea llaeral Waters.

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Ilaviagaalaedtherewatatlea o! drewl the
IaeetMVata.“ mean to Iran la the d.
and-Ill: attentive and ohllgiar cloth will earn
you hettenhaa you can he eerved eleeahen.

Stare Always Open 'l'lll 11:3. p. .l

no, THE lllllIlllllST.
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COST:

To close business.

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Now iB‘IIIIIMinIe to buy
your Winter Stock.

 

 

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W. ‘Hul‘lm layman’s, .

92 Washington Street.
STONEORE

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lualleaaeawheeeBai-ntsieaaaiauredtw 'flating
Whilaladntc. Guardian-talent.

MIAIJA'I

DECKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,

In lento Iain 8a.. so. lament.

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General lu surancelgeney
avenue-am p
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orat- rel Riliymm ere-son
lane-He. mug-mum
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INSURE IN THE

Connecticut General
urr msunmcr co,

HARTFORD OONN.
Thurm-eflular ad! 0. oi mention.

uW-l‘lfifi Egg-Tami“
name-'- a ampl- over their nu. or

Why aalaaaaa llval "not take I
”gratin torrential! ityoallreJuryaar
hireraadla.

I. I. "0‘30. 19".

TAR WAKE:

mama: my ~ ~
Reasonable Prices.

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WHO GIVE YOU ONE MORE OPPORTUNITY TO BUV uoooe CHEAP

.‘t with U'WM'M” (it'lmml belt-m the Fall “I r pom '0' “It
. Wduw' .a Ir-wlu n-q igulilfli‘ I balance 0! the anem- lur odde and circle 0! atncha mlat ha acid {or what they
Midwinter I will Meg. and w.- an- emltu “”0!de aver-MI prion-not more than
w 0,.li 0, mm." m a- rail, and a great many artielae tree than over. Come, while you have an
M“ la n” m' nmxutartlty, whether in Immediate want or not, [or thla Ia our Iaet rflort at
In " ~ "Hz.“e’ Inap- thin amen on Bummrr ire-vie. Fell aoode Drum to arrive in a law daye and
Mt! lo: loath-cry. [ale and Peel. the balance 0! the Hunimor “(Mid-l will he etoml [or the Winter. Now in your
Huifoaleetloatry at -ar ,
Ouruoch ot mel’l’b'... mum. gnlden nwrrtunity.
The Prescription Business a Specialty

TIIE BALANCE OI" OUR LACE AND SILK Ill’l'I‘H, CONHIBTING OII‘ ALL
nylon, (or what they will bring. All mlk, clocked or plain hacha. In Ecrua.
Fan nu, Sane. Blacks and Opera shade-o

A H: W MORE OI" THOSE LADIEB' RIRBED JERSEY VES'I'B‘IN QUANTITY
about 40 d. run. We will roll to; CIUM' elm-h t-wnd the aeaaon lot whet they
will bring.

THE BALANCE OF OUR LADIES' JERSEY WAISIB, CONBISTING 0!" BLACK
only, with which we have teen e0 eucceaaiul (or the peat three weeha. will go
with the mtt of the bargain lulu at not more than coat.

ANOTHER SPLIT IN RIBBONS FOR nus SALE, OF WHICH WE HAVE
quite a quantity. and cuutomera In newt would do well to call upon on during
this week for we are going to sell them very cheer.

IIIUSLIN UN IDERWEAR.

THE BALANCE OF OUR LADIES‘ CORSET COVERS, HAMBURG AND LACE
trimmed, (or 25 and 35c" eold [or 35 and 400.

THE BALANCE OF OUR LADIES' LOW NECK COMET COVERS. SOLID
embroidery yoke, usually mld tor 65 and 75s.. reduced to 45 and 50e.

THE BALANCE OF OUR LADIES NIGHT DRESSES, LACE AND CAHBRIC
mille trimmlnge,Mulher Hubbard or plein,heen selling for 85 and 98c., reduced
to 65 and 750.

LADIES’ MOTHER HUBBARD NIGHT DRESSESJUCKED YOKE, HAHBL’RGH
trimmed, sold for 01.50 and 81 75. reduced to 81.20 and 31.85.

LADIES‘ MOTHER HUBBARD NIGHT DRESSES, EMBROIDERED YOKE,
for 82. reduced to $1.75.

THE BALANCE OF OUR 75c. SKIRTS. TUCKED AND CAMBRIC RUFFLE,
ior 50c. .

THE BALANCE OF OUR Cl SKIRTS, HAMBURGH RUFFLE, FOR 75c.

THE BALANCE OF OUR $1.25 AND 8150 SKIRTS. DEEP HAMBURGH
flounees and tucks for “.12 and 81 ‘25.

TAKE ONE MORE IDOK AT OUR PARASOL STOCK TO SEE IF THERE IS
anything desirable among them; it there is we will make aatoniahiug low tig-
nm upon them.

GEN'I"§ FURNISHINGS.

ALWAYS SOLD AT OUR PLACE CHEAPER THAN ANYWHERE ELSE IN
the city, which we always take pride in nhowing and are poeitive that our
aaeorttnent in complete during all aeaaoue or the year.

GENT’S LAUNDRIED AND UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS.
A COMPLETE LINE OI“ GENTS UNDRWEAR IN ALL WEIGHTS.

Gents’ Half Hose, Gents’ 'l‘ies
""5” I‘ll”; ‘”"I M“ ”U' IN’E‘RRIIMBE‘AND KIND.‘ lurid-o; un, .11,“ ”will I
”urn-tr. u‘ ["5 anmv I'N- 011:: ux-v; ;uu.'v « a r;.,..;: . “an, pm on 91; En. mp»; ”NJ
""1”” H,“ 2""! K'W‘I . , .. L Dr“: :W ‘6" . l, 3,”;

GENTS COLLARS AND CUPPS IN EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY. A130

all deeirahle kinda oi III-penden.
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0veralls, J rompers, Coats.
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WE HAVE ON HAND AND ARE SELLING LARGE QUANTITIB OI" FLOOR

Oil Cloth in every width and quality. Alao a complete line of Table, Shelf
and Stair Oil Cloth. in all the deairahle widths.

M. S. Smith’

nit—loos - llllllil or

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m duel-Ian.“ Idea-malaria.“ “Met-c.

nine-neon.

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lcaeawlaaml suave-:0.“

”Mm "Mat finally.“
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Daren-ed ell .
“RI-III. ”Camellia-taut].

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that lathe Ia-
maria-watchmen

No.3 Gazette Building. Nor-walk.

 

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lpeelal lale of Towela. Table Linen and Napklna at Sooneld as none.
":"E‘am oar. l...
”'41:? ”fibfinu ”Mauritian-at 0", which we par-

ehaeaamcheeu. eat at which we will mutnmhumuyoarawa momma
.Inymtheh-aat. ‘l'hlawlllheauldaa mu.

leeurloryoateparchaeallyoaereiaaua.

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We bovine-calm wadailloa to ear ahead:

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No. 37 Wuahlnmon St, South Nor-walk. '

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Three Weeks More of

IIIIMATIIIIAIIIE BARGAINS.

Rich Pena" and Poulard sub. 37!“.

All dollar goat reduced to toe.

lactate and Jersey- halt price.

Loco Ready lad! Suite are as.

5. 8 all lk Boya' Waiata. :lc.

I.” 30!" WW ”*0-

Smcr'l'raveliag Dreaeeacheap.
muting-ad lamumlflc. soc. E9: anon.
fl-Iach Raga at l 1.. 1.0.

$6- " “ l 19. 1.59 and 1.69.

Wonderful Bargains

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Summer Underwear, Hosiery,
Bente’ Punishing Goods.
Indira' Pine Gaune Volta. lace tri-alad, at 17c

each;worth twlcathe

may.
Geau' runner Ierino Shirte and Drawers. Ameri-
can Rotary (to 'e mate. De each; were u.

 

 

26- “ “ 198. 112 Ind 88- Chlldren‘a Inn Qully Gauze Yeats. time each
I) .. n 3 9‘ 239, 2.09, e (I) and 3.50. Indie-ll o! 2!: I
“. ea .. 300.10. a”_ Ladiea “3‘st githhed Vesta, al colon. 31c

Bprciaxlgaileniton la called to on: Sanh Raga at Gcoia‘ (hue gm“, and Drawers. ‘ “’1‘!“ at 3y;
I. .

each.
One lot at Puejaub Regsat 3 50. wee 87. Children? Short Sleeve Gauze Vance. the beat ye:
.. .. .. 5 w . w

. olered. atfleeach.
Oil Cloth. 95:: quality.“ niche? walla: at 87c. Lael‘eeg'at Qulityagtcibhed val)?" lgyptian yarn.
yarda id: 101 i, . a colorant .were
2 u ‘- (hr-m'ttscqr-iy we ‘CololadGamshlnaandDrawm,heet

 

.. .. .. fie .- we: quality. at we: each intend at we.

FREE RETURN FARE

Until the Silk and Dre- Goode and Cloak Sale laeta on 810 purchases.

W.B.HALLGZCO
FRUIT PUDDINE I

Ale‘delidoaelhaeugthateanhe Inlvemiaatn;R..VanIlla.Chucolataaadlaearooa
hm Theaewhohawaaaatt yolit.

For the beaten Season we have lint-clues, No. I
Mackerel at 16c lb. Mackerel in lo and 90 lb.
kltta,8alt Fla]: and Bloflerllerrm c.

Imeflnestflorida Orangeiiin I180“? at " ‘ anion.

; .llll'l‘llfill’filfll'flltlaflllél he...
4 lha. Good, Dairy Butter tor $1, or 28c lb.

moaned aura-Amniotic. 0h- Chowder ia sue. Pickled Inhaler and
Lamb aadepleatleylterelaglaw. kmCholeehaauhlsclb.

Fresh Eggs, 202133.50 goz.
Whale: wilful-11:... 'flgmm' hm agdlttlwvi “p.333:
llhfloiaahyw'lptorfle.

m memora- Yom 03131311..
mummmmmmm;mmmo.

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,

33 Waahlngton It. So. Norwalk.
THE

Palace Quccn
FURNACE

18 man In
NORWALK.
80. NORWALK,

EAST NORWALK.

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PARLOR SUITS.

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”u “'3'“ 00" “l" 'm are. Ianafaeearea'e and Palmer'-
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Dress finals llllll'lllll 9* a z a .. = g — fig “ea...“ .... we:
a E 15:8 MEEIW'HW‘ ttgt‘hOh- hat
_.,-.__. o < .5 $5; 5 5 :3 fiaammmam.
W.B. Hall &CO., I” - " E? m 3' E I? S 5 '5 W “cm-w
a m a <1 3 g 5 . " mnamjll
BRIDGEPORT. ’ g :5 *5 -I E E" fifgimgé
an will ma.- m puma mum chap er Plumbing! 0 2 m 3 'E'fiififlfl'fm
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ADI £3 a [muss , a... m'ms- IIflllll Fll'lllllllg Ilflfllll.’ :fi‘T-"i'l'"
“ 0'58 TI“ and I‘llwt “‘0“ work. (\HINA AND G. ASSWARE Izzhzznzufi
my... 0-- ”nu-mum srovns. Banana. ' '- ' . are... d“...
vwmdihmflgiifififlhmqm AND '1‘] NWAR E‘ 011 stovgfl. FCI , 72.33212... an»:
mm... aromatqma: M... n... .. Gasoline Stoves groggy-53
%"mmf:fifm'm”" ”“3"“ “figmflnmggflm‘mg- Lowest Prices in Town. ”““‘”’““"”” '“"""‘",f.‘."“
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I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
Untrimmed Black Hats formerly 850 for 500.
White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for 25c.

FLOWERS

Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE

RIBIIINS REDUCED? Bill 68111.

Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods.

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lf People will call and examine they wlll find
what I say correct.

I-I. Krneger.
Mahaekemo Hotel Block, Main St.,
South. Norwalk. Conn.

ID] VID STOW

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Mohair Plush Suits, with Divans,
$40. 00. '
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW, '

87. ea and DI lala Street, South larwalk. II, Ilalre,

GROCERIES AND MEATS

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All. ORDERS FILLED PIOII'TEY.

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