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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 17, 1889 · page 4

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n . ,Bcpt. 11—11» secretary or
Marl hisreeeivedatelegrsm from Phil-
or» g' i the published report-
' tn, -‘olthcerulssr Baltimorewssa

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. leg'rsmisasfollows:
ol the Baltimore has been sat-
u... n (completed. The horse power is
’ " .tlie.requirement, and the aver-
‘ hourforlourlnnrs was nine-
‘gtcnths; maximumspeedlormis
.,twtsrty and two—tenths knots. Com-
;' vrqiarficauuotheturnished for m
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.T‘.‘ “Preddeutotths'l‘risllloard.”
* . finished that the Baltimore devel-
', horse power,» exec-mot I,”
f 1: or over the copttrsct requirement.
' ‘ ,giveCramp&_ the contract-
'um of non, . The Philadel-
,., ,iister ship or the Baltimore, and
t. n. liy'ummam. will reca've $50.0!)
" ,m quarter knot of speed developed
. ,ulnsteen knots Secretary Tracy has
the following dispatch to hisimmedl-
-‘ ‘ ' inoltice, ”Secretary Whi'r
- ,at Ienox, Ham: “Permit me to con
.4 w “to you on themagnitlcent perform-
. -- ol the Baltimore."
.1 _._
Lightning lull Juggle“.
ermrmx, Sept. 11—6de Superin-
~ . .... Bell, of the railway mail service, has
. -~ .. themltof special case examinae
~.. drailwuy mail clerks connected with
. Filthdivision, with headquarters at Cin-
. ~ 0., for the month of August. The
- shows that Ill clerks madennaver-
‘ -H§lll’than99percent.,whiletonolthe
‘I fldrlotmake an error. One clerk cor-
v l distributed 23”? cards, indiscrimin—

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an whiten-sod tootllces inthestateol
m... intwohours and ten minutes. 01
‘ vwholenumherolclerksexaminedtweuty-
.4 . werereoently appointed and are serv-
‘ Inflationary terms. These test exam-
‘-.. areheldfromtimetotime and are
. "'.." tothosowhoaskl’oranexaminatiou,
,1, ariewtoahigher general rating and
,. whomebelow theaverageinclliciency.

rumination oi the latter ’3 compulsory.

 

. "Till-n to he Recorder of Deeds.
' 13183156103, Sept. Iii—Commissioner
‘w 'nn'a ,accompunied by Albert Daggetgol
. . called on Secretary Tracy and

, V long eminence. It is understood
‘ fi'l‘racywas importnned tonsehis
with the prmidmt to appoint Mr.
recorder of deeds for the District of
., .'. " Thethreewereclomted
-mthsn an hour"a’nd at the endot

‘ ‘fimllr. Tamraudllr. Daggett went
. 1together. Thelatter says that Tanner
H secure the recorder-ship, which pays
817),er yearinfees.

 

' ,‘f Gallant Seame- Save a Life.
W i ' fwx,86p&17.—Acaeolgsllsnwy
» oltheseamenol the receiving
"x M athostonhasbeenhroughtto

'3 Mien of the navy department by
’CI'lt‘Curpcnter, the commander of tint

» .. ' 6 reports that William Beasley,
.. ' _illiamL.Gorflrich,cosl bearer,
‘ ,Doyle, private marine, jumped
[undermines-lawns:
and energetic actimnvedthelifo
mwho hid been knocked
thedeekol a panning vase] and was
drownedan saved.

 

Vi Meter Ins-er Held Besponslble.

form-mend-
, The modified form
allths luturuin the one sub
,auditors’mestingladWodnm.
- .Irsre there so strenuously ob-
’, - suflrely dismiss the private
not‘BdwsrdPJl‘atttromthmeol

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which will
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price 190,
Colgate

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We are iofic

’s Perfumery 22c per 07.
Rub“ 190. per bottle, regular price 25c

19c for 1 French Plate Glass Mirror with leathcrcltc back, regular price 25c.
1 box Face Powder, 1 Bottle Fine Perfumery, regular price 19c.
hrildren’s Collars, slightly solilcd, worth 10c, l2lc and 15c.
21c for» 4 packages of best quality of Toilet paper, regular pricc 7c per package.

6c,._lor 1 pint bottle of best Ammonia
fight I Novels. These are all good subjects, and only a few left, regular price To each.
12k crmantows, all colors. This is the best make and is usually sold for 18c.

.1
50 for 1. let of Ladies’ and C

The opening
department of

ever seen.

ELEGANT LINE OF S A'JlIONERY.

Our Box papers range in price from 7c to 39c, Plush Alba 8 from 67c up, Winsor & New;
ton’s Tubes 7c each.

Visitors Always Welcome.

_____..___.———-——-———————-—-

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‘ Hosiery Department.
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be from 0 A.

last.

briggan Hose, full regular made and silk clocking, for 25 cents.
Ladies Black Hose, 100, 12lc, 17c, 250 and upwards Ladies Fancy Ilosc, l2lc, excellent
Our sale of Ladies’ Fancy Stripe Hose, at 8c per pair, are sold clnscwhcrc at I‘llc.

Gents’ Hall-Hose, 5c, 10c, l2lc lfic 21c and 29c.
Children’s Black Hose, So, 100, 12lc, 15c 25c and upwards.

We are selling the Celebrated “Sunrise llyc” Black llosc, in Ladlcs’ and Mlsscs’.
WARRANTEI) FAST BLACK.

 

Underwear Departnnent.

Just. received 100 dozen Gents’ White Merino Shirts and Drawcrs in all sizes, which will
olleutp the public at. the astonishing low figure of 25c each. These goods were never before
soldrléss than 37in ' '
Fifty dozen Boy’s Scotch Wool Shirts and Drawers. These goods would be cheap at 40c
each, but our price will be 250; also 50 dozen Boy’s Heavy White Merino Shirts and Drawers
at the some low figure of 25c.

They are a rare bargain.

VIC;

package containig

ring Bargains Every Week in this Department.
H'- Don’t Fail to Secure Some of Them.

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Toilet Department.

15c for 1 package of Toilet Powder, including Cashmere Boquct,‘Violct and Rose. regular

Odors, White llcliotropc, While Lilac. Regular price 29c.

 

50x22 'I'OWEIL-S.

We lace on our counters this week one one of the best bargains in towels ever oilered in
Nortvailr. An extra size, quality and weight damask Towel, size
and colored borders for 25c.

Gingham.

Just opened one case 3,000 yards best quality Gingham in staple and fancy patterns for 5c

 

Don’t fail to see the

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on Saturday last was a great success, and showed conclusively how much a,
this kind was needed. Over 500 peoplc'visted us on that day, and many took
advantage of our numerous bargains.
Only a few left of those large Pastels (handsome) 1'
type Engravings framed in silver and white and gold, $
silver and white and gold Easels, at $2.39, are the best for the money that we have

 

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vfi 395* ”deqdld’il' During this 3 hours“

M. to 12 M., Saturday, Sept. l4th-wc will sell 2 pairs Ladics’ Bal-

ramed in oxydized silver at. $2.89. Arto.

 

SCOFIELD 8s

No. 37' Washington 812., South Nos-walk.

No. 3 (inzette Building. Norwalk.

 

 

Only 2 pairs to a customer

Carter's Pills,

Insects, try a bottle of

Van llllll'l lilllllllllll lilll‘llll lll llllll', 25 lillll,

9 Prescriptions a Specialty";

I’A’I‘ENT M‘EI)ICINES,

15c Large Bottles, 80c

—-——»«———.

If you are troubled with Moths, Ants, Roaches, or other

And a sure thing.

 

4

50322 inches in plain white

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1.89 each. Bamboo Parlor Easels, at

m inns; COFFEE EXTRACT

pry Goodsand Notions

Plaisted’s Drug Store.

 

For Yschling or Bunnies Parties. It has no Equal. A large Assumes: at

Summer Drinks and Fancy Crackers.

We claim we sell the

Best Dairy and Creamery Butter

in town [or price and quality.

MOODY’S AROMATIG SYRUP

Panniers lorhns sud Teething Children. Pronounced tube the hard thing produced in this line
tron: those who have used it.

Pr1ce, 2.0 a Bottle.

.— AT—

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,

33 Washington It.. 80. Romans.

W. B. HALL & CO.

nBllllIl STORE 0F Bl”lEPl]R'l‘
Will Make their Opening Display
Snlnnnnn. than an nnnnn. an. 1n, 9n mm mm
Our Stock is Large,

Our Goods New,
Our Prices Low.

We make a business at making bargains in *

You can judge for yourself.

 

 

 

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fit.

nusss GOODS, FANCY 000m, norms, so.

~The latest in Style, the Finest in Quality, the utmost in Variety, have been com-
binrd by us in one mighty eflort for trade. Our Fall and Winter Ollerings will
not and cannot be surpassed. There is a limit below which honest goods cannot
be sold. We place our prices at the low water mark for sale and reliable goods,
sold under guarantee. Inspect us, criticise us, know us, and you will find we deal
lair and save you dollars.

5,000 square feel more room, and New Passenger Elevator.

COME AND SEE "Us.

W.B.HALLerO
cnocsnlas AND MEATS

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ALL 0303‘s FILLED PBOMI’TLY.

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W.B. Hall &Co.,

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Ian-facturer's and Painter‘s

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lgggtgd’s Drug Store. Sp n n g G o o d s ’22:“; “$35153...
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cassr unsnirs macadam-
And make Prices to suit the times: 3 0! Tu. mu m an:

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Aycr's Sarsaparilla, 75c Allcock’s Plastcrs, 100 BRID(*EI ORT~ Bouhysll (Irma n. gainfni', u. n...
H dis ,_ 75 . Pl l tea! at 100 i-llsol the erect JII.I.-nllllllndllkfl
0? , L 3‘ S. 3‘ . .... .. ' mm m '0' mm:- “M ...... .. "saga“; Wr'd'h'f'fl
l’laistcd s “ 75c Kings how Discovery, "3., “n ‘ “m” " "“ ”3%,W‘ sou orwalk:fl.ll mu. «6de outs-c

 

 

lining llnt Millinnry

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I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.

Untrimmed Black Hats formerly 85c for 50c.
White and Black Ladies' Sailor Hats for 25c.

 

FLOWERS

Will be sold at IIALF THEIR MARKED PRICE

lllllNS REDUCED 25 1131‘ Bill.

Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods.

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ll’ People will call and examine they will find
what I say correct.

H. KRIEOER.

Mahackcmo 110th Block, Main St.,
South Norwalk. Conn.

DAVID STOW,
F U R N I T U R E

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS [N

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Meniscus]: sue. mtthns
$40.00.

Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW,

87. I9 and Cl llatn Street, South Nos-walk. lip Slalrs,

 

 

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